title: Ian Chappell

texts: when WSC ended, but later regretted that decision.The season was too long for <mask>. He was suspended for three weeks for swearing in a match. He was reported for his conduct in the first match after the ban. He was selected for Australia's last three Tests of the season because of a suspended ban by the ACB. He scored 75 and 26 in the Test against England in February 1980. SA needed to beat Victoria to win the Shield. SA lost the match and the shield because Chappell scored 112.He was voted the competition's player of the season a second time by the umpires. Chappell scored his runs at a strike-rate of 77 runs per hundred balls in limited-overs cricket. The timing of his career limited him to 16 one-day internationals, but he appeared in a number of historic matches, such as the first one-day international at the MCG in 1971 and the first World Cup final at Lord's in 1975. He scored a top score of 86 at Christchurch in 1973. In his final season of international cricket, he scored 63 not out from 65 balls against the West Indies to win the player of the match award; five days later he hit an unconquered 60 from 50 balls against England. He had six wins and five losses as captain. He is credited with hitting the first six in an one-day match, which is in fact the first one-day match ever played.The title of the ABC's documentary, The Chappell Era, encapsulated Chappell's significance to Australian cricket. It chronicled the rise of the Australian cricket team under Chappell, the fight for better pay for the players, and professionalisation of the game through WSC. Chappell continued his criticisms of cricket's administration during


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texts: the program. "Chappell will be remembered as much for his bid to improve the players' lot as he will for his run-getting and captaincy". He founded a players' association with a loan from Kerry Packer. Despite Chappell's continued support for the organisation after his retirement, apathy and a lack of recognition from the ACB led to its demise in 1988. The Australian Cricketers' Association was reborn in 1997 as the Australian Cricketers' Association.Chappell became a member of the executive in 2005. <mask> was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 1986, the FICA Cricket Hall of Fame in 2000 and the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame in 2003 <mask> called the Chappells the "most famous cricketing family in South Australia" at the dedication ceremony of the Chappell Stands. The <mask> family was honoured with the creation of the Chappell– Hadlee Trophy in 2004. The first Australian sporting team to travel overseas was the Australian Aboriginal cricket team in England in 1868. Chappell followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, who was a radio commentator for many years, and entered the media in 1973. He played WSC before doing television commentary.Chappell co-hosted Wide World of Sports for eight years and co-hosted a sister show, Sports Sunday, for five years. He swore without realizing that he was on air. There was a similar incident during a live show. On both occasions, he was suspended by Channel Nine. Chappell began working as a commentator for Channel Nine's cricket coverage in the 1980– 81 season, a position he retains until the network lost the Australian home cricket rights to Channel 7 in April 2018). Chappell

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title: Ian Chappell

texts: is a radio commentator. Despite losing the cricket rights, Chappell signed a lifetime deal with Nine.The Underarm incident was the greatest controversy of <mask>'s first season. Chappell was vehement in his criticism of his brother's tactic. "How much pride do you sacrifice to win $35,000?" he wrote in a newspaper column. Kim Hughes supported the claims of Rod Marsh to the Australian captaincy. His authority was undermined by the constant campaign against Hughes. Hughes was compelled to be interviewed by Chappell on a regular basis. He didn't like Hughes's batting.Hughes needs to score runs. He is not doing this and his inconsistency is rubbing off on others. Chappell asked Hughes if Australia possessed a Test-worthy legspinner on the morning of the second test against the West Indies. What is Bob Holland doing in the team? Hughes stepped down as captain. Chappell received a share of the blame for Australian cricket going into turmoil after Hughes' resignation. Allan Border was influenced by Bob Simpson Chappell.The ACB appointed Bob Simpson as team coach to assist Border early on in his captaincy tenure. <mask> and Simpson had animosity prior to this and Chappell continued to deride the need for a coach. Simpson wrote that the peer influence of older players helping younger players fell away during the era when the <mask> brothers led the team. Chappell believed that the Border-Simpson leadership was too defensive and that Simpson was taking too much of Border's control of the team; Border adopted a more aggressive on-field approach later in his career and became known as "Captain Grumpy" to his teammates. Mark Taylor moved to

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texts: diminish Simpson's authority. Chappell has been critical of the use of coaches by national teams. <mask>l believed that Steve Waugh was a selfish player and a unimaginative captain.Chappell said when Waugh was appointed captain in 1999 that he was a selfish cricketer. . The things you do as a player leading up to getting the captaincy have an effect on how players view you. I feel like a selfish player when he becomes captain. He gets less out of his players than someone who is not selfish. Chappell's criticism of Waugh's captaincy did not abate during his time in that role, despite his success. To say Chappell's criticism irked me would be an understatement, though I knew that, like anyone, he was entitled to an opinion.I don't mind the fact that he criticized me, but I have always felt that a critic must be either constructive or base his comments on fact. It was something I had to live with, and when I realized he was never going to cut me much slack, I decided anything he said that was positive would be a bonus. Ricky Ponting was rated a better captain by Chappell. Chappell has been a critic of a number of Australian players. <mask>, who had represented South Australia as a catcher in the Claxton Shield before embarking on his successful cricket career, was in the opening series of Major League Baseball between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks. He worked with two Cy Young Award winners. Chappell's first book was an account of the 1972 Ashes tour, Tigers Among the Lions, followed by a series of books of cricketing humor and anecdotes.The Cutting Edge was an appraisal of modern cricket. Chappelli Speaks Out was

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texts: written in collaboration with <mask>l and was released in 2005. It caused controversy due to Chappell's assessment of Steve Waugh, who he described as selfish and as a captain, "ran out of ideas very quickly". To say Chappell's criticism irked me would be an understatement. He said Chappell always sweated on his blunders and reported them with a "I told you so" mentality. A Golden Age was an anthology of cricket writings by Chappell. He writes for CricInfo.com.Chappell left school to play cricket in England and spent two years as a clerk in a sharebroker's office. He later worked as a promotions representative for the cigarette manufacturer. After eight years with Wills, Chappell capitalised on his fame as Australian captain by forming his own company specializing in advertising, promotion and journalism, which has remained his profession. He has a daughter with his first wife. <mask> and his second wife Barbara-Ann live in Australia. <mask> has been a high-profile activist for better treatment of asylum seekers by the Australian government. He is a founding member of the Australian Republican movement and supports severing ties with the United Kingdom.<mask> said in July that he had been treated for skin cancer. <mask> wrote "The Chappelli Era" for ABC Books. Cashman, Richard and others. The Oxford Companion to Australian Cricket was edited by editors. <mask> is from Hutchinson Australia. The Cricket War is the inside story of Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket. Chris Harte wrote A History of Australian Cricket.Chappelli spoke out, Allen and Unwin. <mask>, Collins. Simpson, Bob, wrote The Reasons Why. The Age Australian Dictionary

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title: Zdravko Ponoš

texts: <mask> is a Serbian politician, former diplomat and retired general. He was born in Golubi, a village near Knin, and later moved to Zagreb, where he obtained a degree in electronics engineering. Pono began his military career in Serbia. After two years, he got a job at the Department of Development and Equipment in Belgrade. As an advisor to Boris Tadi, Pono worked at the defense ministry. He became a deputy chief of the General Army after being promoted to the rank of major general in 2005. He became the chief of the General Staff of the Serbian armed forces a year later.Pono was dismissed from his position as chief of the General Staff in December 2008 due to a conflict between him and the minister. A year later, Pono retired as an army officer. After leaving the military, Pono worked as a diplomatic assistant to a foreign affairs minister. Pono served as chief of Jeremi's cabinet during his time as president of the UN General Assembly. After coming back from the United States, they formed the "Center for International Cooperation and sustainable development", with Pono initially serving as executive director and later as senior adviser. The People's Party was founded after Pono became involved in the presidential campaign. He held the position of vice-president until November 2021.Pono will be the presidential candidate of the United Serbia coalition. Pono was born on November 3, 1962 in Golubi, a village near Knin, in the PR Croatia, Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia. After finishing an elementary school in Golubi, he moved to Zagreb where he attended a secondary technical school and a land forces high school. He stated that it was something completely new and unknown when he decided to continue with the military school. Pono obtained a degree in electronics engineering from Zagreb in 1986. He obtained a master's degree in Global navigation systems from the University of Belgrade in 1999. He obtained his military skills at the Royal College of Defence Studies in London.He completed a NATO course. He participated in professional gatherings and


title: James Thomson (poet, born 1700)

texts: <mask> was a British poet and playwright who wrote "Rule, Britannia!". <mask> was born in the year 1700 and was christened in the year 1725. His parents were <mask> and <mask>. A distant relation of the house of Hume was <mask>, who was born in Fogo. <mask> spent most of his early years in Southdean, where he was the Presbyterian minister until eight weeks after his birth. <mask> may have attended the parish school of Southdean. He didn't distinguish himself there.<mask> was considered by his schoolmaster and those who directed his education to be without a common share of parts. He was encouraged to write poetry by Robert Riccaltoun, a farmer, poet and Presbyterian minister, and Sir William Bennet, a patron of Allan Ramsay. <mask> burned most of his poems on New Year's Day. <mask> was destined for the Presbyterian ministry when he entered the College of Edinburgh. He studied metaphysics, Logic, Ethics, Greek, Latin and Natural Philosophy at Edinburgh. He decided to become a minister after completing his arts course, but didn't graduate. Local legend says that <mask> was killed while performing an exorcism.At Edinburgh <mask> became a member of the Grotesque Club and met his lifelong friend David Mallet. <mask> followed Mallet to London in February 1725 in order to publish his verse after the success of his poems in the "Edinburgh Miscellany". <mask> became a tutor to Lord Binning through connections on his mother's side of the family. <mask> met the great English poets of the day

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title: James Thomson (poet, born 1700)

texts: through David Mallet, who was a published poet. The first poem of The Seasons was written by <mask> around the time of his mother's death. The first edition of 'Winter' was published in 1726 by John Millian, with a second edition being released later that year. <mask> was working on Summer and Watt's Academy at the same time.In the same year Millian published a poem by <mask>, who had died in March. Thomas Rundle, the countess of Hertford and Charles Talbot, 1st Baron Talbot were some of <mask>'s wealthy patrons. When the set of four was published together as The Seasons, he wrote Spring in 1728 and Autumn in 1730. He wrote a number of poems and plays during this period. The latter is best known for its mention in Samuel Johnson's Lives of the English Poets, where he records that one "feeble" line of the poem. The wags of the theatre made fun of it. He spent nearly two years in the company of a young man on a tour of Europe after becoming tutor to the son of Sir Charles Talbot.Talbot gave him financial security after he became a secretary in chancery. Liberty was his next major work. This is a lengthy monologue by the "Goddess of Liberty", describing her travels through the ancient world, and then English and British history before the resolution of the Glorious Revolution of 1688. The play Agamemnon was performed at Drury Lane in 1738 and the following year he wrote a piece about it. The first performance of Alfred was at Cliveden, the country home of Frederick, Prince of Wales. One

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title: James Thomson (poet, born 1700)

texts: of the best-known British patriotic songs is "Rule Britannia", written by <mask> as part of the masque and set to music by Thomas Arne. He was given a pension by the Prince.He introduced him to George, who became his patron. The Castle of Indolence, <mask>'s final work, was published just before his death, and he lived in the area. <mask>'s death was caused by a disorder he caught by taking cold on the water between London and Kew. He is buried in a church. In the history of copyright, two important legal decisions arose from a dispute over the publishing rights to one of his works. Barthold Heinrich Brockes translated <mask>'s The Seasons into German. The basis for a work with the same title by van Swieten was found in this translation.The Scott Monument on Princes Street in Edinburgh has sixteen Scottish poets and writers on it. He can be seen on the right side of the east face. There is a large memorial in the Poets' Corner next to William Shakespeare and underneath Robert Burns. There is a memorial to <mask> at Poets' Corner. The "Poet's seat", which was sculpted by Richard Farrington, was inscribed with lines by <mask> at the time he died. John Heneage Jesse wrote about <mask> in a memorial plaque. The Selborne Society replaced the plaque in 1895.The seat in King Henry's Mound is inscribed with a few lines from <mask>'s poem "The Seasons". Poems from the four seasons. By <mask>. London was printed for J. Millan, near Scotland-Yard, White-Hall. Plates; 80. Patrick Murdoch wrote

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texts: an ed. Murdoch's revised 4-volume edition of The Works of <mask> has an account of his life and writings.The Farmer's Boy, Rural Tales, and Banks of the Wye were written by <mask>, <mask>, and Robert. The Reverend Gilfillan. George, <mask>'s Poetical Works, with Life, Critical, and Explanatory Notes, Library Edition of the British Poets was published in 1854. <mask>. The Seasons was written by A. Donaldson and J. Donaldson. <mask>. A new edition of The Seasons.There is a set of engravings from the original paintings. There is an original life of the author and a critical essay on the seasons. Robert Heron was quoted in R. Morison's novel, "Perth: R. Morison, 1793). James The Seasons and Castle of Indolence was printed for J. and F.C. Rivington and the other proprietors were <mask> and Thomson. Poems were edited by William Bayne and published by Walter Scott Publishing Co. James Thomson.The Seasons was edited by <mask>. <mask>. Liberty, The Castle of Indolence and other poems were edited by <mask>. The Life of <mask> was published in Edinburgh in 1898. The Eighteenth-century Poetry Archive has a list of <mask>'s

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title: Johnny Bassett

texts: The talent for the Edinburgh International Festival revue, Beyond the Fringe, was put together by <mask>. <mask> was the leader of a traditional jazz ensemble called the Bassett Hounds. Dudley Moore, a fellow student at Magdalen College, Oxford, played piano in the band. The Union cellars were a part of the Oxford Union buildings and grounds and had just been opened by the Union President. Robert Ponsonby, the artistic director of the Edinburgh International Festival, hired <mask> as his assistant after he graduated from Oxford. Ponsonby, a one-time Oxford man and organ scholar, was looking for a different type of entertainment for the festival programme. He suggested that they put on their own show to beat The Fringe.There were three initial choices for the show. Dudley Moore was not only a brilliant musician in all disciplines, but had gained courage through performing with the band, and had become an outstanding cabaret performer. Through booking his band at a number of West End hotels, as well as the May and Commem Balls and various Deb Dances, <mask> had also brought forward Jonathan Miller for the occasional cabaret work to boost his medical student salary. Miller's wife was a student at the same school as <mask>. Alan Bennett wanted to continue his post-graduate studies so he asked Alan to cut the number of gig he had organised so much. Moore appeared in the Oxford revue. recommended him.Bennett was booked after seeing him in a cabaret. Miller welcomed the chance to join the venture, which was only intended to run a week at the Festival, as a way to make a bit of extra money, and escape the strains of medical work. Miller was the talent scout for the last member to be recruited. There was an ad hoc performance called the "Footlights Smoker" where sketches were tried out before being publicly performed. Peter Cook was the writer/performer. He wrote sketches for a show called 'Pieces of Eight' and then wrote an entire show called 'One over the Eight'. Miller's

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texts: words were "at right-angles" to all known comedy at the time, as Cook would become the principal writer for the Edinburgh revue 'Beyond the Fringe'.The first meeting of the major talent selected for Ponsonby's challenge to The Fringe was tense, with each participant not wanting to break the ice with a joke, in case the others didn't find it funny. Moore did an imitation of Groucho Marx in the restaurant where they met. "He got up in this Italian restaurant and followed one of the waitresses through the swinging doors to the kitchen, and then 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 800-361-3020 The contributors relaxed and realized the idea of Beyond the Fringe would work. The formation of the revue may have been the result of the Festival's finances rather than the talent of the four. The time slot for Louis was eventually allotted to the revue. Due to the Musician's Union pressure, the agent couldn't keep to the commitment and couldn't justify the trip to Edinburgh.Ponsonby put together the show at the last minute because of the cancellation. By the time Beyond the Fringe opened in London, <mask> was no longer fully involved and had been 'rowed out' by Cook's Agent. He went to the States for the Broadway opening and kept in touch with all four of them until his death in 2002. Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller are still in touch with <mask>. When he was an assistant producer in the television programs, That Was the Week That Was and Late Night Line-Up, he discovered Eric Chappell, author of "Rising Damp, Only when I laugh, Duty Free, and many others." John went on to run a hotel

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texts: barge on the canals of Burgundy in France after his television career. John ran the Dutch barge 'La Belle Aventure' for several years.John is a natural story teller and his entertaining character and amusing collection of stories from his days in the theatre and TV ensured that passengers were always well entertained. John was always popular on the canals of Burgundy because of his perfect command of French and easy charm. John was welcomed from one season to the next by many different people. The Dutch built an 85 foot long barge in the early 19th century for crying cargo on the waterways of Holland and Belgium. Before John's ownership, the barge was converted to carry up to eight passengers. At the end of barging holidays, John's approach was to appeal to all ages. John appealed to families with children, carrying a sailing dinghy and bicycles on board, rather than compete with the all-inclusive end of the barge holiday market.The accommodations on board were very comfortable, with two bathrooms and three separate double cabins, as well as occasional accommodations in the salon and wheelhouse. Dinner was taken in a canal side restaurant or auberge, with breakfast and lunch served on board. John was able to take passengers out to sites of interest along the route due to his knowledge of the chateaux of Burgundy and the history of the region. The canals that John traveled with the barge were the Canal de Bourgogne and the Canal du Nivernais, both of which he loved. The final season of La Belle Aventure saw her move slowly down the length of France from a freezing Amsterdam in the spring of 1996 to the baking heat of the Mediterranean by July and then inland, almost to Bordeaux. Sadly, due to ill health, John didn't complete the final season on the barge down to the Mediterranean, and at the end of 1996 La Belle Aventure was sold. <mask>'s life was rich and varied.The day that sparked the satire boom Online news 8 March 2006 is an excerpt from an interview with


title: Sylvia Browne

texts: <mask> was an American author who claimed to be a medium with psychic abilities. She hosted an hour-long online radio show on Hay House Radio and appeared on The Montel Williams Show. <mask> faced criticism for making statements that were later found to be false, including those related to missing persons. She faced theft charges in 1992. She had a large following despite the negative publicity. <mask> grew up in Kansas City, Missouri, the daughter of William Lee and Celeste. Her father was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> had an Episcopalian mother, a Lutheran maternal grandmother, a Jewish father, and relatives from all of the faiths when he was a child. <mask> claimed that her grandmother was a psychic medium, and that she started seeing visions at the age of five. <mask> claimed that her great-uncle was a psychic medium. <mask> started giving psychic readings in 1974. The Society of Novus Spiritus is a "Gnostic Christian"

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title: Sylvia Browne

texts: church that she founded in 1986. She was the head of both Sylvia Browne Corporation and Sylvia Browne Enterprises. <mask>'s business manager said that her businesses earned $3 million a year.<mask> claimed to have seen Heaven and angels. She claimed to be able to speak with a spirit guide named "Francine" and to see a wide range of frequencies. Some of Books <mask>'s books appeared on The New York Times Best Seller list. Lindsay Harrison and Chris Dufresne collaborated on many of these books. The year 1990: with Antoinette May. There are adventures of a psychic. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA.Lindsay Harrison was with us in 1999. A guide to our world and beyond from a psychic. New York, NY. Lindsay Harrison was with us in 2000. A Psychic's Tour of the Afterlife is called Life on the Other Side. There is a person named Dutton. God, Creation, and Tools for Life were written in 2000.Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. There was a book called Astrology Through A Psychic's Eyes. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. There were meditations in 2000. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. Lindsay Harrison was with us in 2000. There are blessings from the other side.The New American Library is in New York. It was 2000 and it was called "souls perfection." Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. Lindsay Harrison was with us in 2001. Future healing, past lives, and future lives. The New American Library is in New York. The nature of good and bad.Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. Prayers in 2002. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. There were conversations with the other side. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. Lindsay Harrison was with us in 2003 There are

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title: Sylvia Browne

texts: Marys was written in 2007. New York, NY. There are temples on the other side.Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. Lindsay Harrison was with us in 2008. End of days. New York, NY. 2008 was the year of the mystical traveler. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. All Pets go to Heaven is a book about the spiritual lives of animals.Touchstone. Psychic Healing: Using the Tools of a Medium to Cure Whatever Ails You was published in 2009. Hay House Inc. published Messages from Spirit: An Open-at-Random Book of Guidance in 2009. St. Lynn's Press. Accepting the Psychic Torch in 2009. Hay House is in Carlsbad, CA. Lindsay Harrison was with us in 2009.The truth about psychics is what's real, what's not, and how to tell the difference. Touchstone. Psychic: My Life in Two Worlds was published in 2010. One. Afterlives of the rich and famous. One. <mask> was a frequent guest on U.S. television and radio programs.She performed readings for audience members or callers after discussing her claimed abilities with the host. <mask>'s psychic abilities were often debated when she was with other guests, including skeptics. <mask> hosted her own hour-long online radio show on Hay House Radio, where she performed readings and discussed supernatural issues. <mask> appeared in a show about ghosts. In the segment "Ghosts R Us", she portrayed herself in a recreation of an event that is said to have taken place in a haunted Toys R Us store. <mask> appeared on the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless in December of 2006 as herself. <mask> made many false predictions.In 2002, <mask> informed the parents of Shawn Hornbeck, who had disappeared

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title: Sylvia Browne

texts: earlier that year, that he had been kidnapped by a dark-skinned Hispanic man with dreadlocks and was now deceased. The man who kidnapped Hornbeck was white and short-haired. The episode of The Montel Williams Show featuring <mask>'s original prediction was re-aired on ITV2 in June 2008. <mask> told the mother of the kidnapping victim that she was not alive. <mask> claimed that she had a vision of Berry's jacket in the garbage and that she had "DNA on it". Berry's mother died two years after she thought her daughter had been killed. Berry was found alive.<mask> predicted on Larry King Live that she would die at 88. She died at the age of 77. In 2000, Brill's Content looked at ten recent Montel Williams episodes that highlighted <mask>'s work as a psychic detective. <mask>'s predictions were too vague to be verified in 21 cases. <mask> had no useful role according to 14 law enforcement officials or family members. The Skeptical Inquirer published a three-year study about <mask>'s predictions about missing persons and murder cases. <mask> has not even been mostly correct in a single case, despite her repeated claims to be more than 85% correct.In 25 cases where the actual outcome was known, <mask> was completely wrong in every one of her televised statements. Her predictions could not be substantiated in the rest. The study found that the media outlets that promoted <mask>'s work didn't pay much attention to her trustworthiness or harm to people. <mask> said in 1999 that a six-year-old girl had been forced into slavery in Japan. A local man was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping and murdering

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title: Sylvia Browne

texts: Jennings. An autopsy found that she had died within hours of her abduction. <mask> claimed in 2002 that Holly Krewson was working as an exotic dancer in a Hollywood nightclub.The body found in San Diego in 1996 was positively identified by dental records. In 2002, <mask> claimed that a man with the initials "MJ" had taken a woman with him and he would be found soon. David Repasky, who was present at <mask>'s reading, was convicted of murdering McClelland and her remains were found near her home in Pennsylvania. In 2004, <mask> said that Ryan Katcher, a 19-year-old who had disappeared in 2000, had been murdered and his body could be found in a metal shaft. His body was found in his truck at the bottom of the pond, where he had drowned. In a follow-up article, Shaffer reviewed more recent predictions by <mask>, as well as predictions whose outcomes had been previously classified as undetermined but are now largely resolved. <mask> was mostly or completely wrong in 33 cases and accurate in none.On January 2, 2006 an explosion at Sago mine in West Virginia trapped several miners underground. <mask> was a guest on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory. At the start of the broadcast, it was believed that twelve of thirteen miners trapped by the disaster had been found alive and, when Noory asked <mask> if the reported lack of noise from inside the mine might have led her to think the men had died, she replied, "No; I <mask> said, "I don't think there's anybody alive, maybe one." She didn't believe that they were alive. I thought they were gone. <mask> had a large following.She had a waiting list for four

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title: Sylvia Browne

texts: years. Hundreds of people joined <mask> on a cruise ship and paid thousands of dollars for psychic readings. Many of her books were on The New York Times Best Seller list. Seven years after <mask>'s death, social media users claimed that a prediction in her books referred to the COVID-19 epidemic. The news coverage of the alleged similarity was picked up by celebrities on social media. The one-paragraph prediction was dismissed as too generic and similar to the 2003 SARS epidemic. The fact that this one happened to possibly, maybe, be partly right is meaningless.<mask> was often criticized by skeptics. Robert S. Lancaster described her statements relating to missing children as "incredibly offensive" and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Jon Ronson, who called <mask> "America's most controversial psychic", wrote that she was often "psychically wrong" and made "a fortune saying very serious, cruel, show-topping things to people in distress". <mask> received disapproval from others who claim to be psychics, according to Fox News. In a segment of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver criticized the media for allowing psychics like <mask> to prey

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title: Sylvia Browne

texts: on grieving families. Oliver said, "When psychic abilities are presented as authentic, it emboldens a vast underworld of unscrupulous vultures, more than happy to make money by offering an open line to the afterlife, as well as many other bullshit services." James Randi, a retired stage magician and investigator of supernatural claims, was the most vocal critic of James Randi <mask>.<mask> stated on Larry King Live that she would accept the James Randi Educational Foundation's One Million Dollar Paranormal Challenge to demonstrate her supernatural abilities in a controlled scientific test. <mask> didn't contact Randi to make testing arrangements by April 2003 <mask> said on King's show that she didn't take the test because Randi wouldn't place the prize money in escrow. <mask> refused to accept the letter after Randi sent a notarized copy of the prize account status showing a balance in excess of one million dollars. She did not accept or acknowledge the offer that Randi made in late 2003 that he was willing to do so for <mask>. In 2005, <mask> posted a message online that she had never received confirmation of the prize money's existence, despite Randi's claim that he had a certified mail receipt showing <mask>'s refusal of the package. <mask>'s business manager stated on CNN's Anderson Cooper that <mask> wouldn't be taking Randi's challenge because she had nothing to prove to James Randi.<mask> and her businesses were investigated by the FBI and local authorities over several bank loans that caused "sustained losses" to banks. <mask> and Kenzil Dalzell Brown were indicted in 1992 on charges of


title: Sylvia Browne

texts: investment fraud and grand theft. <mask> and her husband were found guilty of selling securities in a gold-mining venture under false pretenses. They told a couple that their $20,000 investment would be used for operating costs. The money was put into an account for Psychic Research. <mask> was indicted in Santa Clara County on May 26, 1992, for securities fraud. The couple was given one year of supervision.<mask> was sentenced to 200 hours of community service. <mask> was married four times. Gary Dufresne was her first husband. Paul and Christopher were the sons of the couple. She took the name <mask> after her third marriage. On February 14, 2009, she wed Michael Ulery, the owner of a jewelry store. In March 2011, the Society of Novus Spiritus, the Gnostic Christian Church founded by <mask>, announced that she had suffered a heart attack in Hawaii, requesting donations on her behalf.Death <mask> died at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose, California. Her interment took place at Oak Hill Memorial Park. The Society of Novus Spiritus is a Gnostic Christian church founded by <mask>. <mask>'s HayHouse radio talk show is Ask <mask>! The 20th century saw the deaths of American non-fiction writers and American women

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title: Stefan Czmil

texts: He was known for his missionary work in Argentina as well as for his work in his native Ukraine and Italy. Pope Francis was a mentor to Czmil, according to the Ukrainian Catholic Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk. Father Czmil was born in a small town in western Ukraine, close to the Polish border. As the Ukrainian Catholic Church was officially known, his parents instilled a love of Ukraine and the Greek Catholic Church in him. Father Petro Holynskyj was the catechist at the Ukrainian all-boys gymnasium in Przemyl, Poland, where he was sent after the first school years in his native town. The Salesian Congregation has a new member. It was his goal to teach the poor in Ukraine the same way that Saint John Bosco taught the poor in Italy.Pope Pius XI granted permission for the Salesians to retain their Church traditions after Cardinal Cicognani of the Oriental Churches asked for it. The head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church designated a bishop to inform the students of his intentions. When the Salesian Superiors accepted candidates from Ukraine to become Salesians, they allowed them to retain their Church traditions, and that's when <mask> and nine others expressed their intention to become Salesians. They went to the town of Ivrea, in Northern Italy, in 1932, where the Salesians had their school. Czmil was admitted to the Salesian Novitiate in Villa Moglia in 1935 after graduating from the school of Salesian. He was married for three years in 1936. He was admitted to the Salesian House of Studies in Bolengo after he interrupted his studies for two years at the Salesian College of Philosophical Studies in Foglizzo.After being dained a priest in 1945 by the Apostolic Visitator for Ukrainian émigrés in Western Europe, Ivan Buchko, he followed up his studies with a degree in Pedagogy. He was a tourist guide at the Catacombes of Saint Callistus in Rome, where he met scores of Ukrainian refugees who were unable to


title: Stefan Czmil

texts: return to their homeland. He was an assistant in the Salesian Motherhouse of Valdocco and a teacher in the Salesian school of Turin. In 1948, Czmil was sent to Argentina by the sacred Congregation for the Oriental Churches for a 12-year period of missionary work with Ukrainian immigrants. The young Bergoglio rose early to serve Divine Liturgy for him. The Roman Catholicism of Argentina was not accepted by the local political authorities. Czmil's health started to decline.In 1961, <mask> became the new Director of the Ukrainian Pontifical Minor Seminary, Via Boccea 480, Rome, which had over 100 seminarians and 10 teachers from all over the Western world. The school received the title of "Pontifical" due to the intervention of the head of the Greek-Catholic Church. He took on a more spiritual role as pastor to the students after his position as Director of the Seminary ended in 1967. He continued as a confessor to the seminarians. He was a confessor to the Ukrainian religious communities in Rome. The second volume of the Ukrainian-Italian, Italian-Ukrainian Dictionary was edited by him. The cases of mixed marriages were assigned to the Commission for annulments of matrimony for Ukrainians in Italy.He was once again the director of the seminary in 1976. He was given the title of Archimandrite in the Basilica of Saint Sophia in Rome on December 8, 1977. Illness Czmil's health deteriorated quickly and he had to be hospitalized. He needed an operation after a medical check-up. He fainted on the morning of January 22, 1978 after celebrating the Divine Liturgy, and died. The funeral service was held the next day. The first Ukrainian Byzantine-rite Salesian is buried in the crypt of the Basilica of Saint Sophia in Rome.He was consecrated a bishop the next day. The secret ordination took place in the town of Marino near Rome in 1977. There are links to information on 1914 births and 1978 deaths of Eastern Catholic Servants of


title: Jean-Baptiste Greuze

texts: Jean-<mask> was a French painter of portraits, genre scenes, and history painting. Greuze was born in Tournus, a market town in Burgundy. At an early age, he was encouraged by a Lyonnese artist named Grandon, or Grondom, who had a reputation as a portrait-painter. Grandon persuaded Greuze's father to give way to his son's wishes and allow the boy to accompany him as his teacher to Lyon, but at a later date he left Lyon for Paris, Grandon carried young Greuze with him. Greuze worked from the living model in the school of the Royal Academy, but did not attract the attention of his teachers, and when he produced his first picture, there was considerable doubt. Greuze won the support of La Live de Jully, the brother-in-law of Madame d'Epinay, after establishing his claims beyond contest. The Aveugle trompé was presented to Greuze by Pigalle the sculptor, and he was immediately agréé by the Academy.He left France for Italy at the close of the year. During his journey with Greuze, Gougenot was elected an honorary member of the Academicians because of his studies in mythology and allegory, and his acquirements in these areas were largely utilized. The Italian subjects which formed the entirety of his contributions to the Salon of 1757 showed that he had been put on a false track, and he returned to the source of his first. In 1759, 1761 and 1763 Greuze's relations with the Academy went from bad to worse, but in 1765 he reached the zenith of his powers and reputation. He was represented with at least thirteen works in that year.


title: Jean-Baptiste Greuze

texts: Greuze was forbidden to exhibit on their walls until he complied with their regulations after the Academy pressed him for his picture, which had been delayed. Diderot said that he had read the letter and that Greuze should have backed it up with a masterpiece.Greuze wanted to be received as a historical painter and produced a work which would vindicate his right to not like his qualifications as a genre artist. The painting Sévre et Caracalla was exhibited side by side with <mask>'s portrait of Jeaurat. The Academicians received their new member with all due honours, but at the close of the ceremonies the Director addressed Greuze in these words: "Sir, the Academy has accepted you, but only as a genre painter; the Academy has respect for your former productions, which are excellent, but The doors of the Academy were thrown open by the Revolution after Greuze was incensed and quarrelled with his confreres. He died in the Louvre in 1805 in great poverty. He had been in receipt of considerable wealth, which he had dissipated by extravagance and bad management, so that during his closing years he was forced to solicit commissions which his enfeebled powers no longer enabled him to carry out with success. At the funeral of the long-neglected old man, a young woman deeply veiled and overcome with emotion plainly visible through her veil, laid upon the coffin, just before its removal, a bouquet of immortelles and withdrew to her devotions.The flowers offered by the most grateful of his students are emblems of his glory. Mlle was


title: Jean-Baptiste Greuze

texts: the friend of Prudhon. <mask>'s reputation is thought to have been due to the character of the subjects he treated, not his accomplishments as a painter. Rousseau's attacks upon an artificial civilization were inspired by the return to nature. Diderot, in Le Fils naturel and Pre de famille, tried to turn the vein of domestic drama to account on the stage, but <mask>, in painting, achieved with extraordinary success. There is an apology in the firm and brilliant play of line, in the freshness and vigour of the flesh, in the seductive air of health and youth, in short, with the touch of melodramatic exaggeration, which runs through them. At the Pourtal's sale in 1865, La Jeune Fille  l'agneau was bought for a million dollars.One of Greuze's students, Madame Le Doux, followed in her master's footsteps, as well as his daughter and granddaughter. Madame de Valory published a notice of her grandfather's life and works in the comédie-vaudeville, Greuze, and the Salons of Diderot. Four of the most distinguished engravers of that date, Massard pre, Flipart, Gaillard and Levasseur, were specially tasked by Greuze with the reproduction of his subjects, but there are also excellent prints by other engravers, notably by Cars and Le Bas. Anna-Genevive <mask> was a student of Greuze's. In the second chapter of The Valley of Fear, a Greuze painting is used to illustrate Professor Moriarty's wealth despite his small legitimate salary as an academic. "The Girl With the Gazelle" is a 1946 episode of the radio series and centers around the

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title: Jean-Baptiste Greuze

texts: theft of a Greuze painting of the same name. In the sixth part of The Leopard, a novel by the Italian writer Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, the Prince of Salina watches a Greuze painting and begins to think about death.In the 16th chapter of Maurice, Clive states that he can't approach <mask>'s work from a purely aesthetic perspective, contrasting <mask>'s work with that of the Greek sculptors. <mask>'s work is mentioned in the first half of Xiao Yi's novel Blue Nails. In the first scene of The Respectful Prostitute, The Broken Pitcher is mentioned. Greuze is mentioned in the song "(We All Wear A) Green Carnation", Nol Coward's celebration of camp and queerness, from his 1929 operetta Bitter Sweet. We like Beardsley and Green Chartreuse. As we are the reason for the "Nineties" being gay, we all wear a green carnation. "Jean-Baptiste <mask>, 1725-1805" was the first major exhibition devoted to the artist.The exhibition traveled to the California Legion of Honor in San Francisco and the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Dijon after opening at the Wadsworth Atheneum. The first exhibition of <mask>'s drawings was held in 2002. The catalog was written by Munhall. References and sources for Les Neuf Surs The Kings' Tart can be found in the gallery. B<mask> was born in 1896. Munhall. Jean-<mask> died in 1976.Emma Barker wrote Greuze and the Painting of Sentiment. There are works and literature at Pub Hist Europe in the age of enlightenment and revolution, a catalog from The Metropolitan Museum of Art Libraries, which contains material on

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title: Ling Liong Sik

texts: Tun Dr. <mask> is a retired Malaysian politician. The former Malaysian Minister for Transport was the sixth president of the Malaysian Chinese Association. In 2015, Malaysian Prime Minister Razak filed a suit against <mask>, accusing him of making libellous remarks against him in an article. He was the former chairman of the UTAR. UTAR's Dewan Tun Dr. <mask> is named after him. In October 2015, Prime Minister Razak filed a lawsuit against <mask>, accusing him of misuse of public funds for his personal interests. In May of this year, the defamation suit against <mask> was withdrawn.He is one of the most influential Chinese politicians in Malaysia. <mask> was born on September 18, 1943 in Perak, Federated Malay States. He has two sons, <mask> Keat and <mask> Leong. <mask> studied at the Royal Military College in Malaysia. He graduated from the University of Singapore with a medical degree. He set up his practice in Penang. He was elected as a Member of Parliament in 1974.He defended his position in 1978 and 1982. The Member of Parliament for Labis, Johor was elected in 1986. He successfully defended his position in three general elections. In 1986 he was elected the sixth President of the MCA and held this position for 17 years. He was appointed Transport Minister in 1986. He held a number of positions before that, including the position of Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Local Government and Federal, Territory. From January 1986 to May 2003 he was the Minister of Transport of Malaysia.<mask> was temporarily the acting Prime Minister in 1988 due to an internal struggle in UMNO that led to a legal challenge and the de-registration of UMNO. <mask> <mask> was installed as University Tunku Abdul Rahman's (UTAR) first chancellor during the university's 24th convocation ceremony. On October 27, 2015, the Prime Minister filed a suit against <mask> <mask> for defaming him. The Malay Mail online portal published an article entitled "MCA's <mask> <mask> joins call for Najib's ousting for

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title: Ling Liong Sik

texts: allegedly putting people's money in his own pocket" which was written by <mask> <mask>. According to the article, <mask> <mask> said that he agreed with the demands of the former prime minister for Mr Najib to resign because he had taken people's money and put it in his own personal accounts. On January 13, 2016 Najib said <mask> <mask> did not act as an "elder statesman". In his reply to <mask>'s defence and counter-claim against his suit for defamation, Najib said <mask> had acted recklessly and with bad intention to tarnish his reputation.The High Court in Kuala Lumpur dismissed the affidavit of the former Prime Minister in support of <mask> <mask>'s application to strike out the suit. In her decision, Justice Nor Bee Ariffin considered the affidavit to be hearsay. On December 23, 2016 The High Court fixed March 23, 2017, to decide on an application by <mask> <mask> to strike out a suit filed against him. On February 22, the court deferred a decision on the application due to the fact that he could be sued in his capacity as a public official. On January 8, the High Court in Kuala Lumpur postponed the hearing of the defamation suit brought by Najib against <mask> <mask>. The court has yet to dispose of <mask>'s application to strike out the suit, which will push the hearing to April 2018, according to Nor Emelia Iszeham. On 16 March, <mask>g Sik failed to strike out the suit.The matter should go on trial to see if the Prime Minister has legal standing in the case. On May 22, 2018, the defamation suit against <mask> <mask> was withdrawn. After meeting the High Court judicial commissioner Goon Siew Chye in chambers, <mask>'s lawyer told reporters that his client's suit was withdrawn and the court ordered him to pay costs. <mask> <mask> spared no bullets in his attack on the Prime Minister. There is nothing wrong with UMNO. The honours of Malaysia include the Grand Commander of the Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia and the Knight Grand Commander of the Order of the Perak State

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title: Bill Carrigan

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title: Bill Carrigan

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title: Bill Carrigan

texts: manager. <mask> was part of a group of Catholics who were more aligned with the team's co-owner. <mask> was made a player-manager by McAleer midway through the 1913 season. According to Thomas Whalen, Speaker and <mask> once had a fight, and Carrigan won, helping him to establish a sense of authority. In 1914, the Red Sox finished in second place. Baltimore of the International League for Babe Ruth paid $25,000 in July of that year. Ruth gave up a lot of hits that year.<mask> received permission from the Catholic Church to marry a Protestant woman before the 1915 baseball season. They had been friends for a long time. <mask> was the manager of the team that won the world championship in 1915 and 1916. Terry Francona was the only manager to have won two World Series titles with Boston. <mask> approached Lannin about the possibility of retiring. His father-in-law's death left some family business outstanding. He decided to step down at the end of the season because he wanted to spend less time traveling.The Maine and New Hampshire Theater Corporation is a movie theater partnership. Lannin hoped that <mask> would change his mind, but other things were on <mask>'s mind. He and his wife had a child, also named Beulah, in November, and they later had another daughter, and a son, William Jr. With <mask> having turned down Lannin's pleas to remain manager, and with Lannin having sold the team, new owner Harry Frazee named

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title: Bill Carrigan

texts: Jack Barry as <mask>'s successor in January 1917. <mask> was interested in theater. A Lewiston man named William P. Gray was one of the partners in the group that owned as many as fifty theaters. According to the Washington Times, <mask> sold his interests in the corporation to Gray for between $200,000 and $250,000.In the years after <mask>'s departure from the Red Sox, he was often the subject of rumors about a return to baseball. The Washington Times speculated in an article about the sale of his theater shares that he might be buying the Red Sox from Frazee. <mask> didn't return to the Red Sox as a manager until 1927. Boston finished in last place for three straight seasons, as he was unable to duplicate his previous success. <mask> wasn't sure if he would accept the President's offer to return as Red Sox manager. Despite the team's struggles, James O'Leary of The Boston Globe wrote that "Pres Quinn and every baseball fan in New England and throughout the entire American League circuit would like to see the veteran back on the job next season." <mask> stepped down on December 20.<mask> was named president of People's Savings Bank in Lewiston in 1953. <mask>'s wife died. <mask> passed away at Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2004. There are Honor Rolls of Major League Baseball player–managers List of Major League Baseball players who spent their entire career with

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title: Naya Rivera

texts: <mask> was an American actress, singer, and model. She began her career as a child actress and model. At the age of five, she was nominated for a Young Artist Award for her work on The Royal Family. She got her breakthrough role as a lesbian cheerleader on the Fox television series "Glee" in 2009, after a series of recurring television roles and guest spots as a teenager. For the role, she received critical acclaim and various awards, including a SAG Award and ALMA Award, as well as earning nominations for two Grammy Awards and one Brit Award. Despite never releasing a studio album, she was signed to Columbia Records in 2011 and released a single, "Sorry". She won two ALMA Awards.<mask> made her feature film debut in the horror film At the Devil's Door, before playing a supporting role in the comedy Mad Families. <mask> supported various charitable causes, particularly for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and women's rights. She spoke out against racism. In 2016 she published a memoir titled Sorry Not Sorry: Dreams, Mistakes, and Growing Up, which received significant press and media attention. <mask> is seen as a pioneer of Afro-Latino and LGBT representation on television because of her varied roles. On July 8, 2020, <mask> drowned while swimming with her four-year-old son. Her body was recovered from the lake on the morning of July 13 after a five-day search.She was best known for her role in the television series Step Up, in which she was the female lead. On January 12, 1987, <mask> <mask> was born in Valencia, California. She was raised in Valencia and lived in Los Angeles for most of her life. She was black, German, and Puerto Rican. When the

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title: Naya Rivera

texts: term "Afro-Latinx" became popular, she was often identified as such. Her mother is a real estate agent and former model, while her father was an IT worker. Her parents married in 1986, but divorced in 1996, and her mother was remarried in 1999, but <mask> did not know her grandparents.Clara White, an abortion counselor and figure in the civil rights movement who was involved in the March on Washington, was represented by Lloyd Barbee, an activist and lawyer. <mask> didn't speak Spanish at home but later learned to speak it. Mychal <mask> is the younger brother of her oldest child. Her younger sister is a runway model. The year 1994. <mask> approved the use of some of the money she earned as a child that was set aside in her Coogan account when her parents were in financial difficulty. When <mask> was a child, her family owned a boat and she enjoyed boating as an adult, which she considered a "sanctuary".At 8 or 9 months old, <mask> began to be represented by the same talent agent as her mother, who had moved to Los Angeles to pursue modeling. <mask> was a fan of Michael Jackson from a young age and became friends with one of Jackson's nieces as a child actress on the auditioning circuit. She met the man when she was a child and he was a fan of her acting. In 2005, <mask> graduated from Valencia High School. She quit the choir after a few weeks because she was ignored by her classmates. <mask> left after she challenged Mandi to a sing-off for a solo. She wanted to be a cheerleader, but her family couldn't afford it.<mask> spent her free time auditioning for acting roles. She opened up about her battle with an eating disorder when she was an

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title: Naya Rivera

texts: adult. <mask> described her high school experience as "terrible", indicating at other times that part of this was her attitude towards education, the lack of coffee served there, and racism. The Royal Family and early career <mask> appeared in commercials for Kmart as a baby, but her first significant acting job was at the age of four when she appeared as Hillary Winston on the CBS sitcom. She would memorize her lines when she could not read the script. She was known for learning lines quickly and never messing up on set. The show received positive reviews and high ratings, but it was canceled soon after star Redd Foxx suffered a sudden heart attack on set.<mask> wrote that she and Foxx were intergenerational friends from the moment they met, and that she considered him a grandfather. Watching Foxx die in front of her at a young age affected her for the rest of her life. She received a Young Artist Award nomination for her performance in The Royal Family, but still, she said that she fell in love with being on TV. Between 1992 and 2002 <mask> was part of the golden age of black sitcoms, including The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Family Matters, The Jersey, Live Shot, Baywatch, Smart Guy, House Blend, Even Stevens and The Master of Disguise. She was in the music video for B2K's "Why I Love You" in 2002. She returned to the show for ten episodes after a guest appearance in 2002. Growing up mixed-race in the entertainment industry, she found that she could not be typecast by casting directors because she wasn't Black enough or Latina enough, and that sometimes she couldn't get roles because she wasn't Black enough or Latina enough.She was concerned

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title: Naya Rivera

texts: that she may have been picked for modeling jobs to be an ethnic girl. In 2016 she discussed how she still faced racism in casting at this point in her career, saying that she lost the part to a white woman because her lips were too big. You can't say I'm Hispanic and black. She appeared in episodes of 8 Simple Rules and CSI: Miami as she got older. She worked with Al B and her father sneaked her into his workplace when she was a teenager. Yes! At the age of fourteen.Roles dried up and she was working less often. <mask> worked as a telemarketer, nanny, and greeter after auditioning for roles. She was in two productions of Mark E. Swinton's play, U Don't Know Me: The Musical, in Los Angeles and on a national tour. She tried out for American idol in San Francisco, but was cut in the first round. <mask> graduated from the New York Film Academy with a degree in screenwriting. In 2009, <mask> was cast as Santana Lopez, a high school cheerleader, in a musical comedy series about a high school glee club. She was interested in auditioning for the opportunity to sing, dance and act all in the same show because she was a fan of Ryan Murphy's previous work.She drew on her own high school experience of unpopularity to prepare for the role, as well as watching films like Mean Girls to "really get in the zone and feel like a bitchy sophomore". <mask> said that she enjoyed playing Santana because she always had witty one-liners and she was a bit of a bad girl. <mask> said at the time that Santana had been wreaking havoc with people's boyfriends and people, though Santana played a more prominent part in the last nine episodes of the first season. <mask> kept

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texts: her job as a nanny, not knowing if they would bring her back, but Murphy was so impressed by her that he convinced the network to contract her at this point. <mask> was promoted to series regular as of the beginning of the second season after her screen time and musical involvement increased in the second half of the first season. She was given her first solo in the fifth episode of the second season of the show. When it was revealed that <mask>'s character was a lesbian, her role in the show was completely changed.<mask> portrayed Santana struggling to come to terms with her sexuality, with her love for her best friend, and with her inability to come out of the closet. The development of this aspect of her character was first thought up by the writers as a joke, and the actress pushed for the sexuality and relationship to be taken seriously. She received favorable reviews for her performance, and is celebrated for the representation that Santana and her portrayal of the character provide. A woman of colour who was openly gay. One of the hallmarks of the entire series was Santana's second season coming-out scene. <mask> appeared in a parody of the song "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang" in January of 2011. <mask> and Morris were comfortable filming intimate scenes, but they became awkward because all the guys wanted to visit the set.They were close friends for the rest of <mask>'s life. <mask> won three ALMA Awards in 2012: Favorite Female Music Artist, Favorite TV Actress - Leading Role in a Comedy and Female Music Artist. She received a lot of praise for her acting and singing in the last part of the second season and the beginning of the third.

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texts: She or her character was on many "best of" lists as the year went on, including HitFix's 25 Breakout Stars of 2011, TV Guide's Best Performances of 2011, and MTV's Best TV Characters of 2011. In the third season, <mask>'s character Santana was outed and began to publicly accept her sexuality, giving <mask> more complex and emotional storylines. She worked with Gloria Estefan, who was cast as Santana's mother, and performed a duet with Ricky Martin. Estefan said that she studied <mask>'s performance as inspiration for her own character, explaining: "I already knew [Santana] was very sarcastic, but [she] also has a heart, so her mother had to be tough as nails, but with that little sarcastic edge."<mask> was said to be the only bright spot of the season. While Santana had impactful storylines about her sexuality, she deviated from the popular trope of queer characters being defined by their queerness, as she also stars in many other storylines in the show. Santana is a lesbian, but she is also a fierce, motivated dreamer who loves and loses like everyone else, with the article stating that her "firm sense of self goes beyond her race and sexuality". As the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards approached in 2012 <mask> was listed by many critics and media outlets as deserving of a nomination; The Hollywood Reporter included her in their "Emmys 2012: Supporting Players" photoshoot, the annual class photo of the 25 top contender across the various Supporting performance She was chosen by the Television Academy to host the "Countdown to the Emmys" video for the upcoming awards ceremony, a video introduction to each year's ceremony that is watched by an

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texts: estimated 25 million people. <mask> submitted the episode "Mash Off" for consideration in the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series category because it was so well rounded. She needs to show off some dramatic aspects of the character in the comedy.Despite this, <mask> was not nominated for an award in 2012 or in her lifetime, with the media generally considering this a snub, and The Daily Beast argued that she and other actors were overlooked because of their characters being young. <mask> remained in a principal role in the fourth and fifth seasons of the show. <mask> worked on other projects while working on the later seasons of glee. In May of 2011, it was announced that she had signed a deal with Columbia Records to produce a solo album; she said she had been waiting for this day ever since she was a little girl and that "it's always been her dream to release her own." 2Cellos released a cover of Muse's "Supermassive Black Hole" in 2012 with vocals by <mask>. She was in the video for the song. The cellists thought that <mask>'s sexy voice would be perfect for their Muse cover, since they had first met and worked together with Grant Gustin.At a point in the early production of the 2012 movie adaptation of The Hunger Games, <mask> had been considered for the role of Katniss Everdeen, a part she did not get, and was later a favorite to be cast as Johanna Mason in the sequel Catching Fire, a role she said she <mask> said that she wanted more of her character's family to be shown and that there should be more Latin characters in the show, as it began airing. <mask> was the best part of the fourth season, even if she hasn't been in

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texts: every episode, even if Santana's stories included breaking up with Morris' character Brittany and moving to New York City. She was described by Complex as the biggest star on the show with her own cult-like fan base. The production of the fifth season of the show was put on hold as a result of Monteith's death, but <mask> said in a statement that he would always be a part of her family. <mask> did not appear in the season finale of the fifth season, but Santana had a new relationship with the character of Danielle before returning to Brittany. <mask>'s debut single "Sorry", featuring rapper Big Sean, was released as a digital download.She chose to work with her own team, including John Lock, rather than go with Columbia's suggestions, as she said she told the label: "This." While her most popular performances were softer ballads, she chose to work with her own team, including John Lock, rather than go Get on or off. I want "Sorry" to be on the radio by the end of the summer. The single reached the top 40 on the Rhythmic chart and the top 10 on the download chart. Production on the album halted due to so many things going on. <mask> said that politics got involved so he put it on the back burner. She starred in an M&Ms commercial titled "Love Ballad" that aired during Super Bowl XLVII on February 3, 2013, as the girlfriend of the M&M character, and voiced a reindeer character called Sparkle in the Christmas movie The Naughty List.At the Devil's Door, <mask>'s debut feature film, in which she played the lead role of Vera, was shown at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas. The film has been described by its director, Nicholas


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texts: McCarthy, as "a unique kind of genre film I think, almost like a Rubik's cube of a horror movie". <mask> said that there wasn't much screaming. It isn't a jumpy film. The film was released through video on demand in August and theatrically in September. It played at festivals and received mixed reviews. <mask>'s acting was praised.<mask> was praised as the "most natural performance in the film", and "the film doesn't pick up steam until late in the story, when <mask> carries the narrative". "Coming primarily from a TV background and fun to watch, the eye-catching <mask> <mask> adjusts to the big screen with ease in front of the camera." Her Vera is strong but cut with the right amount of vulnerability. <mask>'s representative released a statement to news outlets stating that the claims that <mask>'s debut single had failed were false, and they may pursue legal action to ensure <mask>'s creditability. A short film PSA about the effect of immigration on children and their parents was directed by <mask>. The stories of young DREAMers and the fear they have of their mothers being deported are told by Daz and <mask> in their part of the project. The film has a very stylized look."Immigration shows how beautiful America is as a country, how diverse it is, and it's what you get when you have different cultures in one place," <mask> said at the time. Immigration would be more of a no-brainer if everyone thought that way. <mask> appeared in the third season of Devious Maids and was a guest host of The View in 2015. She requested that her role be reduced so that she could focus on other work. She was initially set to only host a few episodes of The

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texts: View, but her appearances all produced "soundbites that have gone viral" and gave the show a boost on social media; it was reported that the producers were considering "bigger plans" for <mask> before she was made a more <mask> was the first person considered for the role of Blanca on Devious Maids, as the producers were very interested in having a name actress play the role; they initially did not really think that <mask> would be interested. Brian Tanen described the character as pivotal.Broussard said that her storyline "oozed the show's telenovela origins" and that she was the most interesting part of the season. <mask> was working on music with Gloria Estefan when she was pregnant, but they did not produce anything. <mask> wrote a memoir called Sorry Not Sorry: Dreams, Mistakes, and Growing Up, which was published in September 2016 and was something she had decided to do while hosting The View and was suddenly struck when an audience member asked her what it was like to be a role model. She felt like she deserved the title so she decided to reveal more about her life and choices. The book was important to <mask> because she was very pregnant when the show ended, but she could still write. <mask> took some time off from acting to be with her son, Josey, because of the disruptive lifestyle that comes with filming for television. She played a secondary character in Mad Families.The film focuses on three families, one white, one Latino, and one African-American, being forced together on a camping trip, with <mask>'s "peacemaker" character Felipa being involved with both the Latino and Black families. She was auditioning for a role in the

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texts: remake of West Side Story with the song "America", a song and role that she had performed on the show. <mask> was part of the cast of Step Up: High Water, which starred Ne-Yo and Faizon Love, as well as school administrator and dance instructor Collette Jones. <mask> was helped prepare for her first solo by the show's executive producer, Adam Shankman. He said that <mask> became the mother of the whole cast and the show's "North Star" after taking the leading role in Step Up. One of the last characters to be cast was Collette, and as soon as she was discussed for the role, <mask> was enthusiastic. <mask> said during the second season that the show felt like home.The third season of the show was in production at the time <mask> was announced to be continuing her role, but no release date was given. <mask> was more excited than she's ever been for a season of TV, according to Sorensen. After <mask>'s death, the third season would be rewritten, but not right away, as the cast and crew took time away to process the loss. The comic Batman: The Long Halloween was being adapted into a two-part animated movie for DC Universe Animated Original Movies, with <mask> playing Catwoman. The first part was released in June of 2021. <mask> appeared on the covers of a number of magazines during her career. She was ranked highly by various magazines.She was ranked number 27 in 2012 on the Maxim Hot 100 list. She was ranked number one on AfterEllen.com's "Hot 100" list for two years in a row. In 2012 she was selected by People en Espaol for their 50 Most Beautiful list, and in the same year she was listed on FHM''s 100 Sexiest Women list, coming in at number


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texts: 39. She posed nude for Allure magazine. In September 2012 <mask> was named one of The Hollywood Reporter's 35 under 35 Latinos in Entertainment, and in October 2012 she was featured in the third episode of MTV's series This Is How I Made It. <mask> talked about her childhood career as an actress and a model, as well as the lean times that came between the age of 16 and 21, leading up to her big break when cast on glee. She was described as the "rare of Hollywood types: a young starlet who's genuinely down-to-earth."She became a brand ambassador for hair loss solution brand NIOXIN in March 2017, after experiencing hair loss after giving birth. <mask> is one of the earliest, most prominent, and most profound examples of both Afro-Latino representation and queer Latinx representation on prime time television. <mask> is a gay icon and a true icon for all black and brown girls. In 2011, the president of GLAAD said that <mask>'s storyline as Santana was one that hadn't been told on a prime-time network television show. <mask>'s portrayal of Santana brought to television non-stereotypical stories in relation to race and sexuality, including a novel coming out story and relationship, Latinidad, and not being explicitly black- or white. <mask> played the first lesbian Latina on prime time television and was honored for her compassionate and complex representation. NBC wrote that <mask> "redefined queer and Afro-Latino representation on TV" and that her "remarkable contributions to our industry created a lasting memory".Abad wrote that "<mask> <mask>'s characters provided solidarity and visibility, her career and diverse roles showcase the demand to

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texts: support and build upon Afro-Latinx storylines". <mask> was able to shape a landscape and be part of measurable change in such a short time. <mask> only appeared on-screen as an Afro-Latina before the representation grew as her character grew. Even in 2020, shows with prominent Afro-Latinx performers are mostly canceled after one season, and that other queer Latinx characters exist as well. She acts the same as them. <mask>'s push for Santana's relationship to be handled well marks the character as one of the few lesbian characters to have a happy ending. The impact of <mask>'s role as Santana in providing important representation, internationally, for young queer women and the idea of being out in the music industry was looked at in a 2020 retrospective.It was positive that <mask> openly embraced playing the lesbian character, despite the fact that casting a straight actress for the role may have been frowned upon in later years. "I don't use the word "legacy" lightly," said Dana Piccoli, who wrote a tribute feature on the actress's legacy for NBC. <mask> and her character, Santana Lopez, changed queer television history. When interviewed on the subject by NPR, Whembley Sewell said that <mask>'s role in One Day at a Time and characters in Vida were due to his role as the executive editor. Steven Canals wrote that he will never be able to articulate the importance of seeing a Black Puerto Rican play a queer Afro-Latina in Pose. <mask> and Mowry dated between 2000 and 2004, after having first met shooting a commercial when <mask> was four and later working together on Smart Guy. She helped the sisters find an apartment when they got kicked out


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texts: of their house and appeared on the show.After <mask> was declared missing, Mowry wrote that he never stopped loving him. <mask> dated Mark Salling. At the request of her publicist, the two split up, and she later said that it felt like the worst thing she had ever done. In her book, <mask> expressed that she was not totally shocked by the arrest of Salling for child pornography, but it still took her by surprise. She would marry Ryan Dorsey after briefly dating him. In her memoir, <mask> revealed that she had an abortion in 2010, shortly after splitting from Dorsey, due to the fact that her career was taking off with the success of glee; she did not tell him about the abortion until they got back together in 2014, and she said that he was supportive and She used her platform to tackle the stigma by writing about the abortion in her book.She began dating Big Sean in April of 2013 and the couple announced their engagement in October of that year. Big Sean rapped about her in a song called "All Me" by Drake. <mask> wrote in her memoir that she found out their relationship was over when Big Sean published the news on the internet. She asked Big Sean not to write a song about her and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The song peaked at number 1 on the US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop


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texts: Songs and 11 on the US Hot 100. <mask> performed the song on Lip Sync Battle, which was seen as shading him. In Touch Weekly said that Big Sean's track "No More Interviews" really takes aim at Naya's neck.<mask> and Ryan were married in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in July of last year, but they did not announce the engagement or wedding until several days later. <mask> announced in February of 2015 that she was pregnant with their first child, a boy named Josey Hollis, who was born on September 17, 2015. <mask> improved her knowledge of Spanish by raising Josey bilingual in Spanish and English. After two years of marriage, she called off the separation in October of last year. She was linked with an actor. Her father-in-law picked her up from the courthouse after she was charged with domestic battery for hitting her husband in the head. She subsequently refiled for divorce in December 2017, and in January of this year the domestic battery charge was dismissed at the request of Dorsey, who "notified both the prosecution and the defense counsel that he was no longer seeking prosecution and has confirmed he was never at any time injured by the conductOn June 14, 2018, <mask> and Dorsey finalized their divorce, sharing joint custody of Josey with 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884


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texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 After <mask> took sole custody after the joint custody agreement was modified. <mask> was in a relationship with a retired soccer player. During an appearance on The View in January 2015, <mask> suggested that she might be bisexual. Rosie O'Donnell remarked on a study showing that bisexual women were more likely to have mental health problems than lesbians, to which <mask> replied: "Rosie, no wonder I'm crazy." This is the only way to solve it all. <mask> never disclosed her real-life sexuality.The LGBT+ community and immigrants were supported by <mask>'s philanthropy and advocacy. She dedicated her time to many organizations, including GLAAD, Stand Up to Cancer, TheTrevor Project, The Elephant Project, The Sunshine Foundation, I Am an Immigrant, Alliance of Moms, Point Foundation, FEED, Los Angeles Mission, Get Schooled, and Kindred Foundation. She said in 2009, "I feel like participating in charity events or giving back to the community is really important to do because I feel like I am so blessed with my job and my life right now that I would love to take time to bowl for a cause." I hope to raise money to help other people. <mask>'s publicist said that she "really wanted to use her platform and her voice for good, whether it was for anti-bullying, for equal rights, for women of color, she wanted to." <mask> was best known for her lesbian character Santana. In May of 2011, she hosted the San Francisco GLAAD Media Awards, and in March of 2012 she co-hosted the New York City event.Along with John Stamos, a guest star on the

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texts: show, both hosts auctioned off kisses to the crowd. She attended the annualTrevor Live! She performed a cover of the song "Silent Night" at the event and was invited to write a letter for the community. <mask> volunteered at Los Angeles area food banks and homeless shelters in 2009, and performed at the 10th Annual Celebration of Dreams event for the Dream Foundation in November 2011. In October of 2012 <mask> was a part of "The Biggest Show", a performance of young writers' script for the literacy non-profit Young Storytellers. Alexandria House, a women's shelter in Los Angeles, was <mask>'s favorite charity. She started a GoFundMe drive for Alexandria House after she died.On June 5, 2020, <mask> attended a Black Lives Matter protest on what would have been Breonna Taylor's birthday. She supported Black Lives Matter before. Entertainment Tonight announced in August 2020 that they would be promoting some of the causes closest to <mask>. In December 2020, members of the glee cast launched a campaign to benefit Alexandria House, continuing a Christmas charity tradition <mask> had started among their friends. During the first Obama administration, <mask> performed with the cast of the show at the White House, as well as at his second inauguration. She worked with Everyone Votes and Rock the Vote in 2016 to promote voter participation and took part in a song that supported Hillary Clinton. <mask> was a lifelong Christian and wrote about her religion in her memoir.Her mother became very religious for a period during <mask>'s childhood, and from the age of seven until her teens she recalls that she and her brother were only allowed to listen to


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texts: Christian music. <mask> said that her mother is the most nonjudgmental, cool person and that there was no apprehension about her lesbian storyline on the show. <mask> said that she always felt comfortable with her Christianity and would return to it in times of stress, like when she was rumored to have been fired from glee in the same week Big Sean broke up with her. On July 8, 2020, <mask> was declared a missing person after her four-year-old son, Josey, was found alone in <mask>'s rented boat in the Los Padres National Forest. <mask> was a strong swimmer and had been visiting the lake for years. Three hours after they left the dock, <mask> and Josey did not return. Josey told investigators that he and <mask> were swimming when she told him to get back onto the boat.According to police reports, he recalled that she helped him climb back into the boat but was unable to climb back onboard herself and then disappeared underwater, while his mother struggled to do the same. He searched for a rope on the boat to help his mother when she was struggling, according to both accounts. His mother was not wearing a life jacket. Rescue efforts would shift to recovery after the Ventura County Sheriff's Office told NBC that <mask> was presumed dead. On July 11 and 12 <mask>'s parents and stepfather, brother, ex-husband Ryan Dorsey and close friend and co-star Heather Morris joined the search team at the lake, and the sheriff's office dissuaded more civilians from trying to search because of dangerous terrain. When the search resumed in the morning, the body was confirmed to be <mask>'s at a press conference held later that day. <mask> and Josey may have

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texts: been caught in a rip current and struggled to get back to the boat, but she wouldn't have been able to save herself, according to the sheriff.The cause of death was accidental, and there was no evidence of injury or intoxication, according to the autopsy report. <mask> was buried at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills after a private service on July 24, 2020. Fans of <mask> posted messages of support after she was found dead. Her family thanked them for the "outpouring of love" in a message shared on July 15. After <mask>'s funeral, her ex- husband posted on social media that he was still finding her death hard to believe, but that having their son makes it easier. Politicians and performers shared messages in her memory. There is a memorial to <mask> under the lake sign.The lake was closed to the public for over a month after <mask>'s death. The show's creators, Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan, and Brad Falchuck, announced that they would start a college fund for <mask>'s son. Heather Morris called her a "consistent and loving friend" who was the "strongest and most resilient human being". A tribute to <mask> was performed on the August 27, 2020 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!. The media noted that <mask>'s body was found on the anniversary of the death of her co-star, and that a song she had sung for him, "If I Die Young", saw a surge of views. "We'll carry you in our hearts forever," said Ann McGregor, Monteith's mother, after she posted a lengthy tribute to <mask>. We miss you.Friends are together for eternity. <mask> was featured on a single by the music duo 2Cellos, performing a cover of a Muse song. The single, from the album


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texts: In2ition, spent two weeks on the charts, reaching number 16 on the Top 100 Classical chart in the week of July 13 to July 19, 2020, and then dropping to 81 the week after. The glee cast was included in the Japanese collector's edition of In2ition. The 2Cellos version of "Smooth Criminal" was sung by <mask>. The Japan Gold Disc Award was won by this version of the album. In her own musical career, she released her first single, "Sorry", featuring her then-boyfriend Big Sean.The album was stuck in development before it was canceled. The six-track My Heart was <mask>'s last release and was released in April 2019. She sang a piano version of "Amazing Grace" on the original soundtrack for Step Up: High Water. As a featured singer in the cast of glee, <mask> and her castmates released many singles and held numerous awards, including a gramophone nomination and a Brit Award for their version of "Don't Stop Believin'". The duet cover of "The Boy Is Mine" was <mask>'s first single as a lead vocalist. <mask>'s cover of "If I Die Young" was the last song to chart on the show. "Don't Rain on My Parade" and "Doo Wop (That Thing)" are two of <mask>'s chart-topping singles.She was a featured singer on the original song "Loser like Me", which is certified Gold, and five other songs she performed in the World top 40. <mask> was first nominated for an award at the age of 5, but didn't win until 18 years later. She won awards for acting, singing, and her public image after this. She won 9 awards for her work on the show. Her last award was for the cast and production of Step Up: High Water, which provided equal female representation. There is a list of


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texts: <mask>, also known as "Riverboat <mask>", is an American football head coach for the Washington Commanders of the National Football League. <mask> attended the University of California, Berkeley in the early 1980s, where he played college football for the Golden Bears and was recognized as an All-American. He was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft and played for the team for his entire nine-year professional career, including being a part of the 1985 team that won Super Bowl XX. <mask> began his coaching career in 1997 when he was a quality control coach for the Bears. He joined the Philadelphia Eagles as a linebackers coach two years after rejoining the Bears as their defensive coordinator. The Bears made an appearance in the Super Bowl. He joined the San DIEGO CHARGERS as a linebackers coach for a year and then served as their defensive coordinators for three seasons.<mask> became the head coach in 2011. He led the team to an appearance in Super Bowl 50 and was named the NFL Coach of the Year two times. <mask> was fired midway through the season due to new ownership wanting to change. He became Washington's head coach in 2020. <mask> was free of cancer by early 2021. He is the only coach in the history of the league to lead two teams that had a losing record to the playoffs. <mask> <mask> was born on January 7, 1962.His father was a commissioned officer in the US Army. The future wife of Eugenio is of Mexican descent. <mask> was educated in military bases in Germany, Panama, Washington, D.C., and Maryland due to his father's military service. He attended and played football at Seaside High School in Marina, California, before graduating in 1980. <mask> was granted a football scholarship to the University of California, Berkeley, where he led the Golden Bears in tackles during his three years there. <mask> received several awards and honors for

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texts: his performance in 1983, including being named a consensus All-American, a consensus All-American, a consensus All-American, and a consensus All-American. <mask> finished his career as the school's all-time leader in sacks with 22 and tackles with 336.He once held the school's single-season record for sacks with 13 and tackles for loss with 26.5. <mask> was selected in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears and played for them as a special teamer. In 1985, <mask> became the first American of Puerto Rican descent to win a Super Bowl, as the Bears defeated New England. He was named the team's Man of the Year in 1988 and the Ed Block Courage Award recipient the following year. He played nine seasons for them before retiring after the 1992 season, playing in 137 games with 62 starts, 362 tackles, 7.5 sacks, 5 forced turnovers, 4 fumbled possessions, and 9 turnovers. <mask> went to work for WGN-TV and SportsChannel Chicago in 1993 as a television analyst covering the Bears and college football. He joined the Bears in 1997 as a defensive quality control coach.<mask> was hired as the Philadelphia Eagles' linebackers coach in 1999. The Eagles advanced to the playoffs for three consecutive seasons. He was credited with developing Trotter into a two-time All-Pro. The Chicago Bears named <mask> their defensive coach on January 23, 2004. The Bears defense was ranked second in the league by total yards in 2005, but they lost in the divisional round of the playoffs. <mask> was named the assistant coach of the year by the Pro Football Writers Association. The Bears advanced to the Super Bowl in 2006 because of their third-ranked defense.Although the Bears lost to the Indianapolis Colts 29–17, the defense's success earned <mask> recognition among franchises looking for new head coaches. In February 2007, it was announced that <mask>'s contract with the Bears would not be


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texts: extended. He interviewed for several vacant head coaching positions around the league, including with the Dallas Cowboys. In February 2007, <mask> was hired by the San Diego Chargers to be their inside linebackers coach. The team fired Ted Cottrell in October of 2008. <mask> became the fourth head coach of the Carolina Carolina on January 11, 2011. He is the third Latino to become a head coach in the history of the NFL.The panthers finished third in the division during his first year. The team finished second in the division in 2012 with a 7–9 record. <mask>'s record in games decided by less than a touchdown was noted by journalists as he was known for his conservative decision-making. Reports suggested that a new head coach was on the way after the 1–3 start to the season. <mask> began to make more aggressive decisions. The Carolinas went 11–1 to finish the season, including a franchise record eight-game winning streak, to win the division and make the playoffs for the first time since 2008. <mask> was named the AP NFL Coach of the Year.<mask> was given the nickname "Riverboat Ron" by fans and the media after he took several risky decisions, something previously not attributed to him. <mask> embraced the name for use on his social media profiles. During his playing time with the Chicago Bears, he was known as "Chico", a common practice that the team had under head coach Mike Ditka. He got the nickname from Buddy Ryan, who reminded him of an actor from a television show. The Carolinas recovered from a 3–1 start to win their final four regular-season games and win the division for the second year in a row. The team's first playoff win since 2005 came in the Wild Card game against Arizona, but they lost to Seattle the following week. In 2015, the team produced their best season in franchise history by finishing 15–1, with their only loss being against the Atlanta Falcons in Week


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texts: 16.<mask> was named the AP NFL Coach of the Year for the second year in a row. The team advanced to the Super Bowl after defeating the Seattle Seahawks in the divisional round of the playoffs. It was the first Super Bowl in which both head coaches, <mask> and the Broncos' Gary Kubiak, had previously played in a Super Bowl. Both sides's defenses dominated in the Super Bowl, which the Broncos won 24–10. It was the first time in four years that the panthers failed to make the playoffs. They finished the year with an 11–5 record and lost in the first game of the playoffs. <mask> signed a two-year contract extension in January.They finished the season with a 7–9 record. After a poor start to the season, <mask> was fired on December 3, 2019. David Tepper moved on from him as he wanted to build his own approach for the team. <mask> finished his career with the team with four playoff appearances and a total record of 78–67–1, which is the first all-time record in team history. On January 1, 2020, <mask> was hired to become the 30th head coach of the Washington Football Team. At his introductory press conference, <mask> stated that he was convinced that the team was the right fit for him after having meetings with Washington's owner and former head coach. Scott Turner, the son of Norv Turner, and Jack Del Rio, the head coach of the Oakland Raiders, were both hired by <mask> as assistant coaches.<mask> acted as the team's defacto general manager until the team hired Martin Mayhew in 2021. His first season with the team was filled with a number of challenges, including implementing a new culture, assisting the process of changing the team's name, dealing with a vastly altered season, and being diagnosed with cancer. The quarterback was released by <mask> in December after an off-field controversy. He led the team to a 7–9 record, the same as the team that won the division with a losing


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texts: record. <mask> is a catholic and has three brothers: Steven, Michael, and John. He met his wife, who he married in 1984, while he was at Cal. She was a point guard for the Golden Bears women's basketball team in the early 1980s and later served as a coach for the sport, most notably as an assistant for the Washington Mystics in 2000.The couple has two children. A softball player for the UCLA Bruins in the early 2010s, she has worked as a social media producer for <mask> in Carolina and Washington. Roberto Clemente, a Puerto Rican baseball player who died in a plane crash while on his way to deliver aid to victims of the 1972 Nicaragua earthquake, was <mask>'s hero. <mask> was a member of the California Athletics Hall of Fame. On January 5, 2015, <mask>'s home in Charlotte, North Carolina caught fire and was partially damaged, but he and his family escaped without injury. After <mask> was hired as Washington's head coach in 2020, he held a charity yard sale that raised more than 30,000 for the humane society of Charlotte. <mask> was diagnosed with a cancer in his neck in August of 2020.Although his brother Michael died from Pancreatic Cancer in July 2015, <mask>'s diagnosis was discovered in its early stage and considered curable, with him undergoing a seven-week treatment regimen that included 35 proton therapy and three cycles of chemotherapy. Although he missed only three practices and no games, he lost over 30 pounds and had to get IV therapy during some games to relieve fatigue. The team organized a campaign to support him. He was cancer free by the end of January 2021. <mask> donated $100,000 to the charity event Rich Eisen's Run Rich Run. Washington Commanders bio Cal Bears bio 1962 births Living people All-American college football players American football linebackers American sportspeople of Puerto Rican descent American sports people of Mexican descent Catholics from