title: Jim Gordon (musician)

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texts: that a voice told him to kill her. <mask> was diagnosed with schizophrenia after his arrest for murder. He was not allowed to use an insanity defense because of changes to California law due to the Insanity Defense Reform Act. <mask> was sentenced to 16 years to life in prison. He was first eligible for parole in 1991, but has never been to a parole hearing. He was denied parole until at least 2018, after he declined to attend his hearing.A deputy district attorney in Los Angeles stated at the hearing that he was a danger if he didn't take his medication. <mask> was rediagnosed with a mental illness. On March 7, 2018, <mask> was denied parole for the tenth time and was scheduled to become eligible again in March 2021. King:

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title: Harriet Bosse

texts: The Swedish–Norwegian actress <mask> died in 1961. The third wife of August Strindberg, Bosse was a celebrity in her day. Bosse began her career in a small company run by her older sister. Having secured an engagement at the Royal Dramatic Theatre, Bosse caught the attention of Strindberg with her intelligent acting and exotic "oriental" appearance. In 1901, when he was 52 and she 23, Strindberg and <mask> were married. In 1900–01), a period of great creativity and productivity for him, Strindberg wrote a number of major roles for Bosse. The relationship failed as a result of Strindberg's jealousy, which some biographers have characterized as paranoid.The roles he wrote for her to play are a reflection of her feelings about Bosse. She was an independent artist despite her role as muse. Swedish actor and director Edvin Adolphson was married to Bosse in 1927. Her three marriages ended in divorce after a few years, leaving her with a daughter and a son. After retiring from a high-profile acting career, she returned to her native Norway. <mask> was the 13th child of Anne-Marie and Johann Heinrich <mask> and was born in the capital of Norway. Her father's publishing business led to the family's alternating residence in Sweden and Germany.Bosse had to take the rail trip between the cities many times because of her confusion of national identity. When she was six years old, she made the journey alone. Two of <mask>'s sisters were already successful

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texts: performers when she was a small child. She began her acting career in a Norwegian touring company run by her sister and husband. In a letter to her sister Inez, the eighteen-year-old <mask> reported that she had been paralyzed by stage fright before she was invited to play Juliet, but that she had taken delight in the performance, the curtain-calls, and the way people looked at her. She was the first and only acting teacher. Their harmonious and sisterly teacher–pupil relationship became strained when they discovered that her husband was having an affair.Both Bosse parents were dead, and <mask> used a modest legacy from her father to finance her studies. The Paris stage was inspiring for Bosse 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 INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals She was hesitant as to whether she should carve out a career in Stockholm, with its greater opportunities, or in Kristiania, where she had closer emotional ties. Bosse was persuaded by her opera-singer sister to try her luck in Sweden despite the fact that she did not speak Swedish with a Norwegian accent. She

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texts: literary output, and his interests shifted from politics to mysticism. His name was "red-hot" on the stage when he met Bosse. All of his wives denied that he was a misogynist. "During the years I knew and was married to Strindberg, I saw only a completely natural, kind, honorable, faithful man," wrote Bosse in a statement she left to her daughter.All of Strindberg's marriages were affected by his jealousy and sensitivity, which has sometimes been considered paranoid and delusional. The letters from their marriage were published by Courtship Bosse. The incidents narrated in those letters and in <mask>'s own comments have been analysed by biographers and psychiatrists and have become part of the "Strindberg legend". An iconoclast and radical with two turbulent marriages already behind him presented an intriguing and irresistible mix to <mask>, who had been inspired by the newness and freshness of Strindberg's plays. Like his first and second wives, Strindberg was susceptible to strong, independent career women, as well as to dainty, delicate-looking young girls. He was taken aback by the dark, exotic-looking, diminutive <mask>, who played her first major part in A Midsummer Night's Dream. He invited her to his bachelor establishment to discuss the role of The Lady in his upcoming play To Damascus, after he picked her out as a suitable actress.According to <mask>'s narrative of the event, Strindberg met her at the door all smiles and charm. He

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texts: showed her a golden brown mixture he said was gold and offered her wine, flowers, and fruit. <mask> claims that Strindberg asked for the feather in her hat to be used for writing plays. The feather was given to him by <mask>, and he used it to write his dramas during their marriage. The museum in Sweden has it. <mask> was wooed by Strindberg by sending her books about theosophy and the occult, trying to mold her mind, and furthering her career. He tried to convince her to act in the plays, but the Dramaten management didn't want her in them.<mask> asserts in her edition of the Letters that she tended to hang back, as did the management, being in agreement that she lacked the experience for major and complex roles. Even though he was a power in the theatre, Strindberg still prevailed. The role of Eleonora in Easter, which intimidated Bosse by its sensitivity and delicacy, but which she finally undertook to play, turned out to be Bosse's most successful and beloved role. They became engaged in 1901 during the Easter rehearsals, which may be the best-known incident of the Strindberg legend. Bosse said that she went to see Strindberg to ask him to give the part to a more experienced actress, but he assured her she would be perfect for it. He looked at me long and ardently and asked, "Would you like to have a little child with me, Miss Bosse?" I curtseyed and said "Yes, thank you!"We were engaged. Marriage and divorce took place on 6 May 1901. The


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texts: period, the roles Strindberg wrote as artistic vehicles for Bosse, or that were based on their relationship, reflect this combination of adoration and suspicion of every word, every act. There are eight minor and six major roles written for Bosse to act, or as portraits of her, several of them classics of Western theatre history. The major roles are The Lady in Damascus, which was written when <mask> and Strindberg met, and Eleonora, which was intended for Boss. The dates of publication refer to when <mask> never played in Swan White and when she described it as a wedding present to her. Queen Christina was an "explanation" of Bosse's character as being that of an actress in real life. The synopsis of the entire course of the Bosse–Strindberg marriage is described in the biography by Lagercrantz.The courtiers represent various stages of the emotions of Tott, de la Gardie, and Oxenstierna. Each of the three men has something to say to Bosse. The median of the series of portrayals of his own marriage is where A Dream Play is located. The Dreamer's (Strindberg's) consciousness, limited only by his imagination which "spins and weaves new patterns", is described as a lawless reflection of the play's associative dream structure. The daughter of the god Indra, who is also known as Bosse, is descending to earth to observe human life and bring its disappointments to her father's attention. The play is based on Bosse's looks. She is drawn into a

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texts: claustrophobic marriage to The Lawyer, one of the versions of The Dreamer.As a result of being shut up indoors by her husband, she can't breathe, and she watches the servant put strips of paper on the windows' edges to keep out the light. The "in significant basis of reality" of Agnes' marriage to The Lawyer is the frustration of the newly married Bosse, longing for fresh air, sunshine, and travel but being ignored by a Baedeker. Before and after the divorce from Strindberg, <mask> was a celebrity in her own right. Her independence and self-supporting status gave her a reputation for being strong- willed and opinionated, and she received high pay and significant roles. After leaving Dramaten, she began working at the Swedish Theatre, where she and the skillful but more modest actor (Anders) Wingrd formed a popular co-star team. She traveled frequently and left little Anne-Marie with her father, a competent and affectionate father. In 1907, Bosse made theatrical history as Indra's daughter in Dream Play.She and Strindberg met weekly for dinner at his house, and remained lovers until she married Gunnar Wingrd. Bo was the son of the Wingrds. The marriage ended in divorce in 1912. Wingrd's infidelity is said to be the cause of the divorce. According to gossip, Wingrd's large debts threatened Bosse's finances. <mask>, a divorced woman with two children, returned to Dramaten. He died of cancer on May 14, 1912.The year 1912 was a terrible one for


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texts: the <mask> and Strindberg families, with the first wife of one of them dying in the month of April. The funeral was a national event. The subject of public grief was a popular and charming actor. After Wingrd's suicide, Bosse took a few days off, but kept up her busy schedule. She was blamed for Wingrd's depression and death by anonymous letters and phone calls. <mask>'s third marriage was to Edvin Adolphson, who was fifteen years her junior. He abandoned his stage career in order to become a film director and one of the best-known Swedish film actors, a ruggedly handsome matinée idol who referred to as a combination of "apache, gangster and gigolo".<mask> made two films that were based on novels. The artistic achievement of Sons of Ingmar has been highly praised. Ingmar Bergman referred to Sons of Ingmar as a "magnificent, remarkable film" and acknowledged his own debt after seeing it. The only worthwhile Swedish film that <mask> was involved in was Sons of Ingmar. It was seventeen years before she made another film after the film failed to give her a fresh start. Bombi Bitt and I was directed by Gsta Rodin and was based on Fritiof Nilsson Piraten's popular first novel. Bombi Bitt was more lightweight and had a smaller Bosse role.After many years of ambitious and successful free-lance acting, <mask> found her options narrowing in the 1930s. Even though she looked younger than her age, most important women's roles were out of her age range

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texts: because of the Great Depression. Her technique was praised, but also seen as old-fashioned and mannered, in comparison with the more ensemble-oriented style of the times. She only returned to Dramaten because of skillful persuasion and pointed reminders of her long history there. During her last ten years at Dramaten, she played fifteen roles, all minor. After retiring from the stage during World War II, <mask> considered moving back to her hometown of Oslo. The children had settled there.When the move took place in 1955, she thought it was a mistake because she had delayed it for ten years. She was the only survivor of the fourteen children of Anne-Marie and Johann Heinrich <mask>. She wrote a letter to a friend in the 50's. "My whole life is there." She was chronically melancholy, enduring failing health and bitter memories of the final phase of her career at Dramaten. She died on November 2, 1961. The memoir she wrote of her life with Strindberg was deemed too uninterestingly discreet to be published.There are notes about Beyer. There is a person named Skdespelare. The Kooperative Frbundets are in Sweden. Brandell was born in 1950. Strindbergs infernokris. Bonniers are from Sweden. Olof was translated from Swedish by Anselm Hollo in 1984.August Strindberg was a writer. There are two people in London: Faber and Faber. Martinus, Eivor. Love and Strindberg. Amber Lane Press is in Oxford. Arvid was written by Paulson. And was translated,


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texts: 1959There were letters from Strindberg to Bosse. New York has Thomas Nelson and Sons. There is a book on Drama and Theatre. It was edited and translated by Egil Trnqvist. The University Press of Amsterdam. Waal,Carla. The Muse and Interpreter is <mask>.Southern Illinois University has campuses in Carbondale and Edwardsville. Press. The Strindberg Museum in Stockholm was founded in the 19th


title: Carmen Rasmusen

texts: A Canadian-American country music artist who ranked sixth on the second season of American idol in 2003 is <mask>. The musician also plays guitar and piano. The child born on March 25, 1985 is of Norwegian heritage. She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The second of four children, Rasmusen has been performing in public since the age of five: singing, dancing, tap, ballet and hip-hop dance. She is a graduate of Woods Cross High School in Northern Utah. After auditioning in Los Angeles, he was put through to Hollywood.The judges eliminated her during the Top 100 stage. Four young female singers were brought back to compete in the Wild Card show. Speculation centered on the show's producers wanting to provide a greater demographic diversity in the Final 12. LeAnn Rimes' song "Can't Fight the Moonlight" was performed by Rasmusen. Although the judges didn't think she was good enough to advance, Simon chose her as his "judge's choice" to move into the Top 12. <mask> was in the finals for seven weeks and earned mixed reviews from the judges. Her performances of "You Can't Hurry Love" and "Turn the Beat Around" received high marks from both judges and viewers.One of her harshest critics was Judge Randy Jackson. Her fans praised her for having a wholesome, girlish appeal and for refusing to wear outfits she thought were inappropriate for her. Her vocal projection and on-stage energy were cited by fans. Her tendency to yodel when changing register was pointed out by her detractors. In the wake of the Paula Abdul scandal, she was one of the most outspoken defenders of the show. She had to spend three hours a day with her tutor as the only contestant under the age of eighteen. Her mother had to accompany her to the house where the other contestants lived during the competition.She became friends with Clay Aiken, the season 2 runner-up. She appeared on the last episode of the second season of American idol singing with the other finalist, as

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texts: well as appearing in numerous shows promoting the show after her elimination. The All-Time Classic American Love Songs song "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes was sung by Rasmusen. In June 2008, he was one of the headliners for a live music show called America's Favorite Finalists. Six top 12 American idols performed their own music, cover songs and group numbers on the show. The show was held at the Grand Palace. "Can't Fight the Moonlight" by LeAnn Rimes is one of the performances.Her first album, Carmen, was self-released and included her first single, Photograph. Nothin' Like the Summer is signed by Lofton Creek Records. Her debut album, Nothin' Like the Summer, was released on August 28, 2007, and the first single, "Nothin' Like the Summer", was released in the United States on April 24, 2007. The song was written by the three people who also produced the album. In support of the album, she did a radio tour and participated in shows on television. She opened concerts for two other people. She started a program where fans can hitch a ride on her tour bus.In 2003 she made her acting debut as Charlotte Lucas in Pride and Prejudice: A Latter-Day Comedy. R3 Records, <mask>, released an album in 2004. There were three episodes of Fear Factor that aired on June 13, 2006 - June 27, 2006 She and Anthony Fedorov won the first demolition derby challenge and went on to win a trip to Africa. She finished in second place. <mask> was a news reporter in commercials for Maverik. <mask>'s first book was released in the fall of 2007.Staying in tune talks about how she has been able to uphold her values while in the entertainment industry. Bradley Herbert was married to <mask> on December 15, 2005, in Utah. She gave birth to a son in December of 2008. Beckham was born on October 26, 2010. <mask> writes an entertainment column for the Deseret News. References External links Lofton Creek Records 1985 births Living people Canadian people of Norwegian descent Canadian Latter Day

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title: Nina Rautio

texts: the early 1990s, she has performed all over the world. She played Amelia in "Aida" and "Othello" at the Royal Opera House, London, as well as being the eponymous hero in "Un Ballo in maschera". Aida performed the solo part in Verdi's "Requiem" with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and Manon Lescaut was conducted. Lady Macbeth, Leonora, and <mask> Rautio. At the Savonlinna Opera Festival in Finland, she reprised the role of Aida as well as starring as a soloist.She sang the Soprano solo in the second symphony at the Salzburg Festival and in the Choregies d'Orange, France, as Desdemona. The "Golden Voices of the Opera" festival in Moscow, and the "Stars of the Operatic Stage" concerts, Moscow, are some of the projects that have been involved in Russia. The "Aliabyevskaya Musikalnaya Osen" festival is one of a number of others. As a recitalist/solo Soprano, she has a wide range of works to choose from. Sviridov, etc. In 1990, in a concert celebrating the 75th birthday of a renowned Russian composer,<mask> performed his entire "Cast-off Russia" lieder cycle (words by Sergei Yesenin), accompanied by E.P. Savelyeva is on the piano.The Musical Theatre of Karelia had a production of Mascagni's "Cavalleria rusticana" as well as taking on the part of Santuzza. She was invited to become the cultural affairs advisor to the president of the republic in 2003 She taught at the Popov Academy of Choral Art. There is a person in the United Kingdom, London. She is a dedicated teacher who prepares students for the demands of the opera stage. The Russian version of "The Maid of Orleans" was performed in the Metropolitan

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title: Juice Newton

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texts: had just released one more album.Silver Spur was the name of her backing band until 1982. The hit song "Ebony Eyes" was one of the backing vocals for three tracks on Bob Welch's debut album. "It's a Heartache" becameNewton's first solo record and a major hit in Mexico, where it was certified Gold, and she released it in the United States in 1978. Her first "Hot 100" hit was "It's a Heartache". The Carpenters' version of "Sweet, Sweet Smile" made it to the Top 10 on both the Country and Adult Contemporary charts. In 1978 she legally changed her name to "<mask>". "<mask>ton's second top-40 country single. "Until Tonight" was No. 41. It was 42.<mask>'s third solo album, simply titled Juice, was released. "Angel of the Morning", "Queen of Hearts", and an updated version of "The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever known)" were all Top 10 pop hits. There are 1 country chart singles. The fourth single "Ride 'Em Cowboy" from Juice was released in 1984 to support the first Greatest Hits album. "Angel of the Morning" was the first country-music video to air on MTV, and the 40th video to air on the channel overall. The third female solo artist to be featured on MTV's first air date wasNewton.In the United States and Canada, <mask> sold more than a million copies. "Angel of the Morning" and "The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever known)" were both #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart. There were two nominations for Best Female Vocalist in 1982, one for "Angel of the Morning" in the Pop category and the other

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title: Juice Newton

texts: for "Queen of Hearts" in Country. Two of her singles became her biggest sellers in the US, each earning an RIAA Gold certification. In 1981 and 1982, when these singles were certified, the RIAA standard for Gold singles was more than 1 million copies sold. In Canada, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, and other countries, the songs were big hits. "Angel of the Morning" peaked at No.1 in Canada. In 1981 the UK Singles Chart had 43 entries. The song's popularity propelled album sales from Gold to Platinum, and the recording remained in the Top 40 for 18 weeks. "Shot Full Of Love" was released in the UK, but failed to chart. In the spring of 1982,<mask>'s fourth solo album sold more than one million copies in the United States. The album sold 100,000 copies in Canada. Her Pop and Adult Contemporary hit "Love's Been a Little Bit Hard on Me" was nominated for a Pop Female Vocalist of the Year award."Break It to Me Gently" was the second single and hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart, #2 on the Country chart, as well as #9 in Cash Box and #11 on the Hot 100. The recording, a contemporary remake of a Brenda Lee hit from the 1960s, wonNewton her firstGrammy Award for Best Female Country Vocal Performance. "Heart of the Night" was the third and final single from the album and reached the top 25 on the Hot 100. The album was named the "Top International Country Artist" by Australia. On the "Salem Spirit" double-headliner tour,<mask>ton's sixth and final Capitol album, Dirty Looks,

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texts: was more rock-oriented and experimental than her usual blend of folk, pop and country styles."Tell Her No" was a moderate-sized hit. 27/AC No. The title track was low in the Hot 100. The song "Stranger at My Door" ran on the country charts. The album sold more than 300,000 copies in the United States and went Gold in Canada. The song "Dirty Looks" was written by Dave Robbins and <mask>'s seventh and final Top 10 hit.There is a 7 spot. Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers was the opening act forNewton's final tour with Alabama. She responded to her waning popularity in the pop market by targeting her next album, 1985's Old Flame, solely to country audiences. The album rejuvenated her career and was a success. There were six Top 10 country hits on the album. None of her previous efforts appeared on the pop charts. The duet was released to the public before the pop version "Friends and Lovers" by Gloria Loring and Carl Anderson; the pop version was released to radio and stores two weeks after it was recorded.Eddie Rabbitt's version was only available on a special edition of the Old Flame album. The final release of the "Old Flame" album was "What Can I Do with My Heart", which reached the Top 10 in early 1987. In 1988 she came back to the Top 10 with "Tell Me True" from her album Emotion. "First Time Caller" was the album's lead single. 24. Ain't Gonna Cry was not promoted by the label and did not chart. It spawned her final Top-40 country hit, "When Love Comes Around the Bend",


title: Juice Newton

texts: which was refused release by RCA due to the fact thatNewton's contract had not been renewed.After being dropped by RCA Records in 1989 along with several other country artists, including Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, as country music as a whole was about to undergo momentous change,<mask> took time to focus on her family life. When she returned to the music scene in the late 1990s, she released two albums, The Trouble with Angels and American Girl. In 1994, the track "Lovers of One Day" was contributed to a dith Piaf tribute album which also included songs by Pat Benatar and Donna Summer. The release of the "Platinum & Gold" series of duets in the early 2000s was a result of legal issues stemming from the 1995 double-album of pop duets. bootleg CDs with most of the duets turned up on U.S. store shelves as Gold & Platinum, Volumes 7 and 8. The solo versions of "Angel of the Morning", "Love's Been a Little Bit Hard on Me" and "Queen of Hearts" are on those CDs. <mask>'s first album of all-new material since 1989 and featured the single "They Never Made It to Memphis". Otha Young wrote one of the tracks in the collection. Every Road leads Back to You was released in 2002 with an accompanying DVD. American Girl is a book. II was originally released in 2003 and was re-released in 2006 and again in 2011. On Hit Me Baby, One More Time in 2005, she performed a folk-rock rendition of "Pieces of Me" and a truncated version of "Queen of Hearts", and online voters selected her performance

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texts: as their favorite of the five acts.The albums An All-Star tribute to Cher and An All-Star tribute to Shania Twain were both recorded in the mid-2000s. The Gift of Christmas wasNewton's first Christmas album. There is a new version of "Christmas Needs Love to Be Christmas" and a special Christmas version of "For Believers" on the album. Otha <mask>'s Duets: Friends & Memories on October 26, 2010. The duets performed on the album were with Willie Nelson and others.There is a single called "Funny How Time Slips Away". On November 30, 2010, an import edition of the domestic album was released. On July 26, 2011, Fuel 2000 released JuiceNewton: The Ultimate Hits Collection, which included her own version of the Carpenters' 1978 hit "Sweet Sweet Smile." The three 1970s Capitol albums: Come To Me, Well Kept Secret and Take Heart were all included in the two-CD set. This is the first time that these albums have been available in a CD format. All ofNewton's studio albums have been issued on CD with the release of this set. The opening credits of the movie "Deadpool" used <mask>ton's version of "Angel of The Morning".The track hit #3 on the World Music chart and re-charted on the country chart. In 2021, <mask>'s version of "Angel of The Morning" was used in a film called "Promising Young Woman". During the film's final scene,<mask>'s recording is played for more than four minutes. Puppy, a thoroughbred gelding, was stabled at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center byNewton. Tom Goodspeed was

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texts: the center's manager. The couple had two children, Jessica and Tyler. San Diego, California is whereNewton lives now that he is divorced.<mask> works as a horse trader. She deals with European horses. After the Dust Settles, Come to Me, Well Kept Secret, Take Heart, Juice, Quiet Lies, Dirty Looks, Can't Wait All Night, Old Flame, Emotion, and The Trouble with Angels are studio


title: Norman Livermore

texts: <mask> "Ike<mask>, Jr. was an American environmentalist, lumber industry executive, and state official. He was a member of Ronald Reagan's cabinet for eight years. He played baseball at the 1936 Summer Olympics. Early life and education was descended from a pioneer California family. A saw mill and a grist mill were built on the Androscoggin River. The town of Livermore Falls, Maine, is named after a family member. During the Gold Rush, his great-grandfather came to California from Maine and became a State Senator.His great-grandfather and his grandfather, who came to California in 1856, used their Maine mill experience to become involved in the early days of hydroelectric power. His father was a founding board member of Pacific Gas and Electric. The Marin Headlands and Richardson Bay in the San Francisco Bay Area were protected by his mother. He had four brothers, John, Putnam, Robert, and George. <mask> was born in San Francisco and grew up on Russian Hill. His summers in childhood were spent at his family's Montesol Ranch, which was located on the slopes of Mount SaintHelena. The challenges of academics are combined with those of mountains and horses when he was a student at The Thacher School.At the age of 15, he rode his horse from Ojai to Big sur. He climbed the Grand Teton as a child. In 1933, Livermore received a bachelor's degree in Social Science/Social Thought. He studied briefly at the Harvard Business School after graduating. After missing the mountains of the west, he returned to California and earned a degree from the business school. His thesis was titled The Economic Significance of California's Wilderness Areas. The captain of the baseball team was an Olympian.Les Mann was an advocate for baseball as an Olympic sport. Baseball was selected as a demonstration sport in the 1936 Summer Olympics because of

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texts: Mann's efforts. The United States team was supposed to play a Japanese team, but the Japanese withdrew. Two teams competed against each other in a single game. The "World Champs" lineup beat the "U.S. Olympics" lineup in a demonstration game on August 12, 1936, before a crowd of 90,000 people. In 1929, Pack station operator <mask> rode a motorcycle up and down the Sierra Nevada looking for a summer job. He was hired at a pack station in Mineral King because of his experience with horses and mules, despite the advice of a park ranger.He helped the camp cook and did other chores in the first summer. During the summer 2014–2018, he led mule trains into the wilderness of the High Sierra. The pack station business was hit hard by the Great Depression. Business picked up in the summer of 1934 after he worked a bit in the summer of 1933. In the fall of 1934, he interviewed the operators of dozens of pack stations in the Sierra Nevada. He compiled a list of pack stations. His thesis was based on this.He advocated for a trade group for pack station operators. He was the executive secretary of the High Sierra Packers Association by 1936. In 1937, he bought an interest in the Mineral King Pack Station, and in 1946, he bought two pack stations in the eastern Sierra that he merged to form the Mount Whitney Pack Trains. He was the largest wilderness guide in the Sierra Nevada for a number of years. During World War II, <mask> was commissioned a lieutenant in the United States Navy and participated in amphibious landings on Sicily, Iwo Jima, and Palau. Sierra Club <mask> joined in the 1930s. He was on the board of directors of the Sierra Club from 1941 to 1949.The first of the club's biennial wilderness conferences was held in 1949. The conferences continued for more than 20 years. In 1969 he consulted with opponents of club executive

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title: Norman Livermore

texts: director David Brower to develop a plan to restructure the club after he left. The board meeting held May 3–4, 1969 resulted in the resignation of Brower. The Sierra Club gave the Walter A. Starr Award to Livermore. In the years before Maxxam, Inc. acquired the Pacific Lumber Company, he was the company's treasurer and he was committed to sustainable yields. Reagan's Secretary of Resources was a cabinet member who did not know Ronald Reagan before he was elected Governor of California in 1966.The men shared a love for horseback riding. During the entire eight years of Reagan's administration, <mask> was the only Reagan cabinet official who served. He had a close friendship with Reagan. Governor Reagan and Nevada Governor Paul Laxalt had a meeting that resulted in an agreement to preserve the lake. The proposed Trans-Sierra Highway would have divided the longest stretch of wilderness in the contiguous 48 states and would have severed the John Muir Trail. Ronald Reagan went on a wilderness trip in 1972. The Reagan party was carried by 100 pack horses.Reagan promised that the Trans-Sierra Highway wouldn't be built. He did not participate in the trip himself because he was a U.S. delegate to the 1st United Nations Conference on the Human Environment. The Reagan administration endorsed the campaign for a Redwoods National Park because of the compromise land deal negotiated by <mask>. The ancestral home of the local Indian tribe was saved when Reagan was persuaded to oppose the construction of the Dos Rios Dam. He replied, "Look, emotion is a fact." The beauty of a flower and the solitude of the wilderness are facts. Reagan biographer Lou Cannon said that <mask> worked with the governor instead of against him.He wrote letters to newspapers extolling his environmental record and never criticized Reagan. He tried to educate Reagan


title: Norwood Russell Hanson

texts: <mask> was an American philosopher of science. <mask> was the first to argue that observation is theory-laden, that observation language and theory language are interwoven, and that historical and contemporary comprehension are similarly interwoven. His main intellectual concern was the development of a logic of discovery. <mask>'s best-known work is Patterns of Discovery, in which he argues that what we see and perceive is not what our senses receive, but is instead a collection of sensory information. The old Parisienne woman can be seen in a variety of ways. A key idea in evolving theories of perception and meaning was <mask>'s distinction between'seeing as' and'seeing that'. He wanted to explain how scientific discoveries are made.He used Peirce's idea of abduction. The Concept of the Positron is one of <mask>'s books. <mask> was a strong supporter of the interpretation of quantum mechanics that considers questions such as "Where was the particle before I measured its position?" As meaningless. The issues involved were important parts of <mask>'s views. He was interested in paradoxes, undecidability/unprovability, and incompleteness, and he wanted models of cognition that could embrace these elements, rather than simply explain them away. What I Do Not Believe and Other Essays is one of <mask>'s posthumous works.He is known for his writings on belief systems. <mask>gensteinian approach to the philosophy of science, as Waissman and Toulmin have also done. He explores questions about perception and discovery in more detail, as well as tying in the history of science for exemplification. <mask> was a rare thinker in the tradition of Whewell who could really benefit from and yield benefits for both the history and philosophy of science. Influence <mask>'s work Patterns of Discovery was followed up on by Thomas Kuhn's landmark, The Structure of

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title: Norwood Russell Hanson

texts: Scientific Revolutions, which challenged prevailing conceptions of science's development, conceptions that ranged from the strictures of logical empiricism to naive presumptions of objective. The move to carry history of science into philosophy of science was led by <mask>, who insisted on deep understanding of the other field. <mask>'s interdisciplinary view became accepted with the contribution of Kuhn.Robert Nozick's 1974 work on political philosophy, Anarchy, State, and Utopia, quotes <mask> to support Nozick's aim to understand the "whole political realm" by "understanding the political realm in terms of the non political". <mask> was born in New Jersey. World War II interrupted his musical career after he studied trumpet with William Vacchiano. He trained as a fighter pilot in the United States Marine Corps and was famous for looping the Golden Gate Bridge. He designed the logo for the "Skyraiders" squadron that he was a part of. The Corsair was described as the last plane off Big Ben when the Franklin was bombed. After flying over 2,000 hours, he returned to civilian life and sought an education through the G.I.Bill didn't want to continue a life in music. He obtained degrees from the University of Chicago and Columbia University before moving to the UK with his new wife in 1949. He earned multiple degrees at Oxford and Cambridge and stayed in Britain to continue teaching and writing. <mask> received a fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study in New Jersey and founded the Indiana University Department of History and Philosophy of Science, the first of its kind. <mask> moved to Yale University in 1963. He was an AT6 Texan trainer and later a Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat. John Kerry was one of the students who noted his unusual style and personal history.He was caught in the middle of a fight over tenure policies at Yale in the 1960's. In

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title: Norwood Russell Hanson

texts: 1967, <mask> died when his Bearcat crashed in dense fog. He was survived by his wife and children. They were both b. 1955) There was a time when it was permissible to say that there was a time when it was permissible to say that there was a time when it was permissible to say that there was a time when it was permissible to say that there was a time when it was permissible to say that there was a His life was rich and complex, from Golden Gloves boxing to camping on a Harley- Davidson to testifying before the U.S. Senate. Patterns of Discovery is an inquiry into the conceptual foundations of science.The Cambridge University Press was published in 1958. The Positron has a concept. Cambridge University Press was published in 1963. An introduction to scientific inquiry about perception and discovery. The firm of Cooper & Co. was founded in 1969 [Wadsworth, 1970]. A guide to philosophy of science. What I Do Not Believe and Other Essays was written by Toulmin and Woolf.The Synthese Library was written by D. Reidel. The Voice of America broadcast "Philosophy of Science: Observation and Interpretation" from 1964 to 1963. <mask> talks about observation, discovery, and scientific change. John F. Kerry: The Complete Biography by The Boston Globe Reporters Who Know Him Best was published in 2010. PublicAffairs was published in 2004. There is a connection between <mask> and John Kerry Thomas J. There is a brief biography of <mask>.I books in 2004. Pacifica Press was published in 1997. ]. <mask>'s WWII commanding officer wrote a memoir about his squadron's fate on Franklin. There are many anecdotes about <mask>. There were factual errors on <mask>'s military and subsequent career when he was reprimanded for 'flathatting' a military airfield scant feet over the runway. The 20th-century American non-fiction writers and philosophers were killed in the 20th

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title: John Long (basketball player)

texts: <mask> is an American former professional basketball player. <mask> was signed to play basketball for Dick Vitale at the University of Detroit. He established himself quickly with a Detroit program that produced an unprecedented run. Vitale added future NBA players such as Terry Duerod, Terry Tyler and Dennis Boyd and built a dominating independent program at the Jesuit university. As a senior, <mask> played shooting guard for the team and averaged 23.3 points on a.525 shooting percentage. He advanced to the 1977 NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament in his junior year, defeating Middle Tennessee in the first round before losing to Michigan in the Sweet 16. The team played in the NIT in 1978 despite being left out of the NCAA in 1977.In four seasons at Detroit, <mask> scored 2,167 points, the first Titan to score more than 2000 points, and was the first to be honored with a Hall of Fame nomination. After starring at the University of Detroit, the shooting guard was selected by the Detroit Pistons in the second round of the 1978 NBA draft. The move was influenced by Dick Vitale, who was the Pistons head coach at the time. He scored a career-high 21.9 points per game in 1981–82 for the Pistons. Isiah Thomas and <mask> were the original backcourt partners. University of Detroit teammates Duerod, Boyd and Tyler would play with <mask> in the Pistons. He left Detroit to play for the Indiana Pacers in 1986 and then returned to the Pistons in the 1988-89 season, helping the team win the NBA championship.He played in France, the Continental Basketball Association, and even toured with <mask> while he was in Detroit. <mask> joined the Toronto Raptors in 1996 and played one season before retiring with over 12,000 points. Robert Parish was 43 when <mask> was the second oldest player in the NBA. Two of <mask>'s nephews, Terry Mills and <mask>, played in the NBA. The nephews were teammates in Detroit. The men played for the Pistons for two or more seasons. <mask> is a radio analyst for the Pistons.<mask> was a member of the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame.

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title: Lawrence Block

texts: <mask> is an American crime writer best known for two New York-set series about the recovering alcoholic P.I. Matthew and the gentleman broke into a house. The Mystery Writers of America named <mask> a Grand Master in 1994. <mask> was born on June 24, 1938 in Buffalo, New York. He attended a college in Ohio but left before graduating. <mask>'s earliest work was mostly in the soft-porn mass market paperback industry, an apprenticeship he shared with another mystery author. According to <mask>, the early sex novels were a valuable experience because he was expected to write fully developed novels with plausible plots, characters and conflicts.<mask> credits the softcore novels as a factor in his prolific output; writing 15 to 20 sex novels per year to support himself financially, and he was forced to learn to write in a manner that required little revision and editing of his first drafts. His first novel was a lesbian fiction called Strange Are The Ways of Love. In 2016 <mask> re-released this novel with a new title, Shadows. "You Can't Lose" was his first work to be published under his own name. Grifter's Game was the first novel to be published under <mask>'s name. It started as an erotic novel but, as <mask> would later write, "I decided it might be a cut above what I'd been writing, so I wrote it as a crime novel with the hope it might work for Gold medal." He has published more than fifty novels and more than a hundred short stories.Most of <mask>'s fiction is set in New York City, and he has become very close to the city. He is married to a woman. He has three daughters from an earlier marriage. He still considers New York

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title: Lawrence Block

texts: his home even though he spends most of his time traveling. He hosted eight of Craig Ferguson's ten seasons as host of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. A collection of his fiction columns from Writer's Digest, called "Telling lies for fun and profit", contains autobiographical information on the earlier phase of his life and career. He received the Gumshoe Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.<mask> was an alumni of the Ragdale Foundation. Matthew Scudder <mask>'s most famous creation, the ever-evolving Matthew Scudder, was introduced in 1976's The Sins of the Fathers as an alcoholic ex-cop working as an unlicensed private investigator in Hell's Kitchen. The early novels were originally published as paperbacks, but the second and third entries were written in the opposite order from their publication dates. 8 Million Ways to Die breaks from the trend of films with unpopular results when it was released in 1982. " By the Dawn's Early Light" is a story set during the character's drinking days, but told from the perspective of a recovering alcoholic. When the Sacred Ginmill Closes was a favorite of the author and his fans and was named after a line in a song by folk singer Dave Van Ronk. In 1990's A Ticket to the Boneyard, a hooker from his days on the force is brought back to him by his marriage to another woman.1991's taut, gruesome A Dance at the Slaughterhouse and 1993's A Long Line of Dead Men are both fan favorites. Liam Neeson played the lead role in the film, which was written and directed by Scott Frank. A Drop of the Hard Stuff was published in May 2011. It has been suggested that Scudder's struggle with alcoholism

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title: Lawrence Block

texts: isautobiographical, while <mask> has refused to discuss the subject, citing AA's own tradition of anonymity, in a column he wrote for Writer's Digest. I made him a heavy drinker because I was drinking so much. I used to drink whiskey and mix it with coffee. So did Scudder.<mask>'s other major series relates the misadventures of a gentleman burglar. The dialogue in the series is witty. Rhodenbar is the same as 1977's Burglars Can't Be Choosers, the eleventh and most recent entry, and the one before that. The third volume, The Burglar Who Liked to Quote Kipling, which won the first annual Nero Award in 1979 and introduces Carolyn Kaiser, his lesbian "soulmate" and partner, is the only significant advancement. The plot usually starts with a break-in at a residence on Manhattan's Upper East Side and leads to a murder investigation as the prime suspect. The basic formula wouldn't change after an eleven-year hiatus between 1983's The Burglar Who Painted Like Mondrian and 1994's The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams. There is a meta quality to the more recent entries, as evidenced by the reference to Agatha Christie, E.W.Hornung has a cat named "Raffles". The story of The Burglar Who Thought He Was Bogart is inspired by many of the actor's most famous roles. The Burglar in the Library imagines a meeting between the two men at a New England inn in the 1940s, with a book inscribed by the author as its own Maltese Falcon. A writer based on J.D. is tracked down in The Burglar in the Rye. Salinger. The second novel, The Burglar in The Closet, was made into a movie in 1987. <mask> has written eight novels about Evan Michael Tanner, an

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title: Lawrence Block

texts: adventurer and accidental revolutionary who, as a result of an injury sustained in the Korean War, cannot sleep.The last of these was published in 1966's The Thief Who Couldn't Sleep and the last one was published in 1998's Tanner on Ice. No Score and Chip Harrison Scores Again were two funny, non-mystery novels about seventeen-year-old Chip's obsessive quest to lose his virginity. The series didn't have much of a future after Chip reached his goal, so <mask> put him to work as an assistant to a man who modeled himself after Nero Wolfe. They appeared in a number of short stories and novels. The life of Keller, a lonely, wistful hitman who originally appeared as a semi-regular feature in Playboy, is chronicled in four novels and one full-length novel. Hit and Run is the only Keller novel conceived of and written as a single story. Keller's Fedora was published in 2016 and tells the story of Keller coming out of retirement for one last job.Keller's full name is John Paul Keller, although he is rarely called anything but Keller in the series. The stories are mostly character studies of Keller's personality and the people he meets, rather than focusing on the details of his crimes. After a disastrous hit went wrong in New York City, he moved to New Orleans where he has a child and works in construction. Keller gets assignments from a contact named Dot who is originally from White Plains. His assignments usually take him to different cities, where he fantasizes about retiring from the business, before finishing his assignment and returning to his hometown. Keller is obsessed with stamp collecting. He has an interest in stamps from


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texts: the former colonies of the French Empire.Hit and Run was nominated for a gold award. Small Town, <mask>'s first non-series book in fifteen years, details a group of New Yorkers' differing responses to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. <mask> is the only four-time winner of the Edgar Award for Best Short Story, and he has written dozens of short stories over the years. 84 stories from earlier collections, such as Like a Lamb to Slaughter and Sometimes They Bite, are included in the 2002 collection Enough Rope. The character of Martin H. Ehrengraf is a criminal defense lawyer. If his clients are cleared of wrongdoing, Ehrengraf gets paid a massive fee, even though he only charges a $1 retainer fee. When his clients are cleared, it's because Ehrengraf has committed misdeeds up to and including murder to exonerate his client and often frame another for the crimes."The Ehrengraf Defense" was the first short story to feature Ehrengraf. <mask>s eleventh story, "The Ehrengraf Settlement," was published in 2012 The eleven were published in an eVolume. In addition to writing the script for a handful of television episodes over the years, <mask> co- wrote the script for the film My Blueberry Nights, directed by Wong Kar-wai and starring Norah Jones. Enough Rope was published in 2002 and The Burglar in Short Order was published in 2004. The Thief Who Couldn't Sleep, The Canceled Czech, and The Scoreless Thai were novels by Evan Tanner. "As Dark As Christmas Gets" is a Chip Harrison short story that was printed in a booklet for the 1997 holiday season.There are five Keller stories in Enough Rope 2002, a collection of eighty-four

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title: Maung Maung Gyi

texts: The first Burmese to travel abroad for studies in Western painting was an early watercolor painter by the name of <mask>. His father sent him to high school as a boarding student because he lost his mother in early childhood. He had an interest in drawing, but one day he got into a fight with a teacher and quit school. He wanted to study art in England. The events of 1906 have become part of the folklore of the country. He went to the harbor to find a ship that would take him to England and asked the captain if he could be a seaman. The captain was so taken with the youth's portrait of him and his adventuresome spirit that he agreed to take him on board as a seaman.At that time, he was 16 years old. He studied in England for two or three years. It is not known what school he attended, but his main studies were agriculture, art and chemistry. He may have had to work as a dishwasher to make ends meet during his time in England. He continued with his secondary education at St. Paul's English High School for two years after he returned to Burma. He became an agricultural officer for the colonial government, which gave him the chance to tour the country, painting its scenes in his free time. As a youth who had traveled to England in such a daring way, <mask> <mask> <mask> became famous in Burma as a model for the timid youth who were often afraid to leave their villages.He became notorious in other ways. He had a lot of resentment towards British officers, even though he developed a passion for Western-style painting. When a massacre or riot broke out in the 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Maung Maung Gyi

texts: encountered in Burma. B.H., a British painter, may have influenced him. Wiles had his paintings published in India and England. B.H. Wiles work has appeared in Christie's auctions in recent years, but with little biographical information about him beyond the fact that he was a 19th and 20th century painter. He was a companion painter of B.H., according to one account of his life.Wiles painted in Burma. According to this account, the paintings of <mask> <mask> Gyi were marketed in Germany. Robert Talbot Kelly, the British painter who traveled throughout Burma in the early 1900s, produced a large tome of his collected scenes of the country in his book. One of the four paintings in the Pitt Rivers Museum collection is an exact replica of a painting by Talbot Kelly. As many painters of both the Traditional and Western Schools copied the works of other painters in order to learn, this is not to suggest that there was a habit of copying works from other painters. The early artist of the Traditional School, Saya Aye, is said to have influenced and been influenced by <mask> <mask> <mask>. Saya Aye is said to have received instruction in Western painting in exchange for instruction in traditional art.It is clear from a painting dated 1909 by Saya Aye, entitled Burmese Gentleman and Wife, that there is no evidence of Traditional techniques in the work of <mask> <mask> <mask>. One of the most influential people in the country was a watercolor painter who traveled about the country capturing its scenes in the air style. In his early works, Saya Saung and Ba Thet used the plein air mode of painting. He died of heart disease in his last years. He died in a small village. His son became a well-known painter in the country. The Pitt Rivers Museum has a note by Robert Talbot Kelly about the deaths of the people of World War

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title: Ashleigh Brilliant

texts: <mask> was born in London, UK. Pot-Shots, single-panel illustrations with one-line humorous remarks, began to be syndicated in the United States in 1975. In the 1940s–50s, <mask> attended a school in London. He taught on the "Floating University", an educational cruise ship that traveled around the world in the 60s, after graduating from the University of California at Berkeley with a PhD in history. He taught at a community college. The "Summer of Love" in San Francisco in 1967, Brilliant gave daily lectures near the Haight Street entrance of Golden Gate Park. He recorded a live album in Golden Gate Park in 1967.<mask> <mask> in the Haight-Ashbury is a rare album today. The material uses familiar public domain tunes and melodies and incorporates clever poetic lyrics about marijuana, the Diggers, San Francisco neighborhoods, and his personal experiences, all while displaying a banter which ebbs and flows with his audience, who respond warmly to the performance and also participate in the songs. He stated in the recording that he had been performing for two hours a day for four weeks. The audience joined him in singing and banging on items during his performance. The album ends with a farewell. He was described as "history's

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title: Ashleigh Brilliant

texts: only full time, professional published epigrammatist" by the Wall Street Journal. There was some confusion as to the ownership of his art form.A United States federal judge ruled that Brilliant's works were copyrighted because they were epigrams and not short phrases. The company was called Production Inc. While <mask> uses a self-imposed limit of 17 words per epigram, he has actually written and published 41 with 18 and 19 words. All the errors were corrected after they were discovered. The "Y1K Crisis" article was written in 1999 and parodies the "Y2K Crisis" of 1999. A part of the counter-culture scene in San Francisco in the late 1960s, Brilliant wrote and sang a series of parody songs about the hippie movement in Golden Gate Park. Songs from The Haight-Ashbury Songbook can be found on a CD collection on his website.In December of last year, <mask> celebrated his 80th birthday in Santa Barbara, California. He was presented with a document that said he was the "Wise Old Man of the Mountain". One of the many absurdities behind Brilliant is that he has been known to threaten legal action in order to display his market precedence over legally owned fragments of human language. When Brilliant finds someone who has used one

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title: Song Qiqiu

texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He was well-learned in strategies in his youth. Song Cheng was the military governor of Zhennan Circuit at one point and was the father of Song Qiqiu.After <mask>'s death, <mask>u remained at Zhennan and became dependent on Zhong and his family. At some point, he became a candidate for imperial exams, but it was not clear if he actually stood for them. Zhennan was conquered by the ruler of the rival Huainan Circuit. With the Zhongs no longer in control, <mask>u was forced to follow a group of people to try to make a living. He was forced to work for a house of prostitution run by a lady named Lady Wei. Lady Wei gave him money, and he took her as his wife. In 912, by which point Huainan and other circuits, including Zhennan, were independent states, they were actually ruled by the regents of Yang Longyan's family.Talented people were welcomed as staff members. <mask> offered his poems to the man in order to show his talent. He was invited to serve on the staff after being impressed with his talent. <mask> became a chief strategist. When his adoptive father came to visit, he came to like the city so much that he set his headquarters there. His headquarters had previously been in Run Prefecture, but he promoted him to be the military prefect, despite his wishes. <mask> advised him to

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title: Song Qiqiu

texts: accept the Run command because it was easy for him to take advantage of any trouble that might arise because of his misdeeds.As a result of <mask>'s analysis, Xu Zhigao changed his attitude and accepted the Run command. When, as <mask> anticipated, the senior general Zhu Jin started an uprising at Guangling in 918 and killed Xu Zhixun, he was able to cross the river quickly. The junior regent at Guangling was replaced by Xu Zhixun because his other biological sons were young. The trust of the people and the officials was gained by the way that Xu Zhixun misruled. <mask> was the chief strategist. It was said that <mask> advocated a reduction in the silk tax to encourage the people to produce silk, and that after the suggestion was made, the region between the Yangtze and the Huai River became very wealthy. <mask> was left at a relatively low rank as an army secretary by the person who wanted to promote him to a higher position.It was said that the two of them would converse in private at a pavilion by the river or in a hall with no barriers but with a great furnace, which would allow them to quickly erase whatever they wrote to each other. <mask> was promoted to the deputy minister of defense after the death of Xu Wen. <mask> was poised to have a chancellor in 934. <mask> decided not to accept because he believed he wouldn't be able to get people to be obedient to him. He wanted to return to Hong Prefecture to bury his father. He

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title: Song Qiqiu

texts: became a monk at the temple on the mountain. He refused to leave the mountain despite being told by his brother and successor to do so.<mask> had to be persuaded to return to the imperial government by his father. <mask> retired with the title of You Pushe. The temple where the able was summoned was renamed Zhengxian Temple. <mask> agreed to return to the imperial government to serve as chancellor after Xu JIngtong left to take up position at Jinling. Under <mask>'s advice, the emperor was considering moving the capital to Jinling. He was considering seizing the throne and becoming emperor himself, but he wanted to wait for the next emperor to take the throne, an intent that <mask> agreed with. In the spring of 934, when the officer Zhou Zong noticed that the man with the white facial hair was complaining, Zhou volunteered to go to Guangling to see if he wanted to yield the throne.When <mask> realized what Zhou was doing, he became resentful that Zhou would take the initiative, and instead took the stand of opposing it, arguing that the time was not right yet. He wanted Zhou to be executed as an apology to the emperor. Zhou was demoted from the headquarters to serve as the deputy military prefect of Chi Prefecture. When other officers suggested that Zhou should return to headquarters, Zhou was summoned back to headquarters, where he began to distance himself from <mask>. <mask> was given no real responsibilities when he was


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texts: summoned back to Jinling to serve as his deputy in the position of supreme commander of all circuits. A garden was given to <mask> when he asked to retire. After he assumed the title of generalissimo, he made <mask> and Xu Jie deputy generalissimos.<mask> continued to oppose the coming imperial transition. <mask> commented to Li Jianxun that when the senior generals Li Decheng and Zhou Ben submitted petitions for such a transition, they were trying to put on a display that this transition was the result of a consensus. Around this time, Xu Zhigao agreed to a suggestion of <mask> to establish friendly relations with Khitan in order to plan an invasion of the Central Plains. The beautiful women and jewels that were sent to Khitan were sent to the Emperor Taizong as well. In late 962, Yang Pu gave the throne to Xu Zhigao under pressure. It was said that the only well-known official who did not sign the petition was <mask>. Southern Tang was established during Emperor Liezu's reign.When he held a banquet for high-level officials, he stated that all of them were happy that he accepted the throne, except for <mask>, and then gave Emperor Liezu the letter that <mask> wrote him, trying to stop him from urging. Liezu refused to read the letter, stating that he was an old friend of 30 years. He won't turn against me. <mask> bowed to him and thanked him. <mask> carried the titles of Left Prime Minister and Da Shitu in the new Southern Tang.

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title: Song Qiqiu

texts: When an imperial edict was read out loud, he became so displeased that he referred to him as "our friend from when we wore civilian clothing." He went home and expected punishment after making the comment.Emperor Liezu did not give him additional responsibilities. Unsure of what to do to regain the emperor's trust, he submitted petitions requesting that the emperor be allowed to live at the palace in Guangling, while Southern Tang's capital was set at Jinling. Neither proposal was accepted by Emperor Liezu. Emperor Liezu gave an excuse that the office building had not been built yet, when <mask> objected that he should be allowed to participate in governance. After accepting one of <mask>'s ideas, Emperor Liezu moved the former emperor and his family to Run Prefecture and put them under guard. <mask> returned to his home to wait for punishment when Emperor Liezu became angry after <mask> complained about being separated from the emperor. Emperor Liezu commented, "<mask>u is talented but does not know what is appropriate."After Emperor Liezu restored his birth name of Li in order to claim legitimate succession from Tang Dynasty, he sent the oldest son of the emperor to be named Li Jing. As soon as the emissary arrived, he was treated with great honors, but as soon as he left, he was back across the river. There were disagreements between Later Jin and Khitan, whose aid was critical in Later Jin's establishment. <mask> proposed that

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texts: when Emperor Liezu established the seven imperial ancestral temples, most of the temples were dedicated to Emperor Liezu's biological Li ancestors. At <mask>'s request, Emperor Liezu allowed him to join the other chancellors in governance and had him oversee the executive bureau of government. After a few months in office, one of <mask>'s attendants, Xia Changtu, stole a large amount of money, but <mask> did not issue a death penalty. Liezu personally ordered Xia to be executed.<mask> requested to be relieved of the responsibility of overseeing the executive bureau after he claimed an illness. Emperor Liezu agreed. <mask> didn't meet with the emperor for a while. After Emperor Liezu sent Li Jingsui to his mansion to comfort him, he went to meet him at a banquet and promised to make him the military governor of Zhennan. They got into an argument at the banquet, with Emperor Liezu accusing <mask> of being ungrateful and of comparing the emperor to a vicious king, and <mask> admitting to saying that the emperor could kill him. On the next day, Liezu wrote a letter to <mask>, saying that he had known their temper. When we were young, we were close to each other, but in old age, we hate each other.<mask> was made the military governor of Zhennan. After arriving at Zhennan, <mask> built a large mansion for himself and lived luxuriously, supposedly at the people's expense. He wore a silk robe that Emperor Liezu gave him. Emperor Liezu


title: Song Qiqiu

texts: died and his oldest son, Li Jing, succeeded him as emperor. <mask> regained a foothold in the Southern Tang imperial government because he was in an alliance with Li Jingda, the younger brother of Li Jingda. The emperor wanted to have senior officials who were well-respected by the people as his chancellors, so he recalled <mask> and Zhou Zong, who had also been made a military governor, to serve as chancellors. <mask> was displeased with Emperor Yuanzong by having his associates make false accusations against Zhou.Chen left governmental service to observe a mourning period for his mother, so he was no longer in the imperial government. <mask> was made the military governor of Zhenhai Circuit. <mask> thought that Emperor Yuanzong would try to comfort him when he decided to retire to Mount Jiuhua. Instead, Emperor Yuanzong approved of the retirement petition, gave him the title of Lord of Jiuhua, and created him the Duke of Qingyang, the county in which Mount Jiuhua lay in. <mask> continued to be bitter after he built a mansion and lived luxuriously. The emperor publicly announced that he believed Emperor Liezu wanted to first pass the throne to Li Jingsui and then to Li Jingda. He ordered that most matters should be ruled on by Li Jingsui and that the only officials who would be allowed to see the emperor on a regular basis were the deputy chiefs of staff.<mask> submitted a petition from his retirement urging against it in order

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title: Song Qiqiu

texts: to impress the Emperor. When Xie Zhongxuan pointed out that the people were disappointed that <mask> wasn't given any power, Li Jingda relayed this suggestion to Emperor Yuanzong. When <mask> arrived at Jinling, he was given the titles of Taifu and Zhongshu Ling, but was not given actual decision-making authority. His title was created by Emperor Yuanzong. Southern Tang was faced with the dilemma of what to do with the remnants of Min, which it had destroyed in 955 when it captured the capital of Fu Prefecture. <mask> predicted that Chen would be able to convince Li Hongyi to give up his private domain and move to Jinling. When Chen arrived at Fu, Li Hongyi made a public display of his power, and Chen never dared to bring up his proposal.On the way back to Jinling, Chen made a decision to order Southern Tang forces to converge on Fu against Li Hongyi. The emperor felt compelled to back up Chen's actions with reinforcements after he received the news. The chance of capturing Fu was lost when the Southern Tang forces were crushed by the joint forces of Li Hongyi and Southern Tang's eastern neighbor. The two people who supported the campaign were exiled after the military disaster. <mask> offered to be punished, but no punishment came after he recommended Chen. <mask> accused Han of being an alcoholic and wild in nature and demoted him when he pointed out that the group headed by <mask> would eventually bring even greater disaster.

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title: Song Qiqiu

texts: <mask> was made the military governor of Zhennan after being sent out of the imperial government.When <mask> was recalled to Jinling to again serve as Taifu, he was created the Duke of Chu and given the title of military governor of the Dongchuan Circuit. In 955, in the face of an impending major invasion by Later Zhou's Emperor Shizong, Emperor Yuanzong reengaged <mask> as a key advisor to plan the defense against Later Zhou forces. <mask> advocated spreading out the Southern Tang forces to confuse the Later Zhou forces so that they wouldn't dare to advance deep into Southern Tang territory, and then cutting off their food supply routes to force them to retreat for peace. The Emperor decided to follow <mask>'s strategy because he was afraid of Zhou forces. The main garrison of Southern Tang became besieged by Later Zhou after repeated defeats. After observing how massive the Later Zhou forces were on this mission, Li Deming returned to Jinling and advocated ceding all of the Southern Tang lands. Chen, the emperor's chief of staff, and Li Zhenggu, his deputy, accused Li Deming of treason after <mask> spoke against the proposal.The execution of Li Deming ended hopes of a negotiated peace between Southern Tang and Later Zhou. With his forces bogged down and running into food supply issues, Emperor Shizong changed his strategy of capturing as much territory as possible. Many Southern Tang officials advocated attacking Zhou forces as


title: Song Qiqiu

texts: they retreated. <mask> argued that it would create enmity between the two states and that they should be allowed to leave. This made the garrison's position even more desperate. Zhu surrendered to Zhou because he was convinced that Chen was going to have him killed. Later Zhou crushed the relief forces commanded by Li Jingda and Chen who were sent to try to lift the siege on Shou.Zhou forces captured most of Southern Tang's territory north of the Yangtze. By the spring of 959, Emperor Shizong was approaching the Yangtze, forcing Emperor Yuanzong to file for peace, although he still referred to himself as the King of Tang. The Emperor was depressed over the military disasters. He suggested that he go into seclusion and give the state to Song. The chance to accuse <mask>, Li Zhenggu, and Chen of collaborating to have <mask> take the throne was used by a friend of Li Deming. At this time, Chen had forged an order from Emperor Shizong that the Southern Tang chancellor be put to death. The events convinced the emperor that the Song group was not up to par.With his titles still intact, Emperor Yuanzong exiling Chen, executing Li Zhenggu, and ordering <mask> back into retirement in the winter of 962. After <mask> reached Mount Jiuhua in the spring of 959, Emperor Yuanzong allowed food to be passed through a hole in the wall. <mask> believed that this was payback for his suggestion to have the family put under guard and hanged themselves.


title: Vic Perrin

texts: The "Control Voice" in the original version of The Outer Limits was provided by <mask>, who was an American radio, film, and television actor. He was a narrator for the original Spaceship Earth and Universe of Energy rides at the Disney World Resort in Florida. <mask> was the elder of two sons, one of which was a traveling salesman. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in the late 1930s, <mask> moved to California. During the 1940s and 1950s, <mask> was a regular performer on commercial radio programs. After working for NBC for several years, he moved to ABC and became the Blue Network's chief commentator. He had his first credited role in 1943, when he was the voice of "The Last Will and Testament of Tom Smith", a radio episode of Free World Theatre.He narrated "A Star With Two Names" as part of the segment "Behind The Scenes Hollywood Story" on The Hollywood Music Hall radio program. He joined the theatrical repertory group. Between 1959 and 1961, he wrote or co- wrote five scripts for the popular Western series Gunsmoke, as well as being a regular guest star on the radio version. He was a regular on the anthology radio drama Family Theatre, played Ross Farnsworth on One Man's Family, and was featured as a cavalry trooper in Fort Laramie. He played several characters in Escape, Pete Kelly's Blues, Dragnet, Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, and Have Gun - Will Travel. He impersonated Beatty on the show. "The Golden Vulture", a 1953 episode of the Adventures of Superman, was one of Perrin's first television roles.He appeared in 16 installments of Dragnet and the pilot

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title: Vic Perrin

texts: for the revival of the series. He was in Gunsmoke, The Big Valley, and Mission: Impossible. He played characters in a number of shows, including Peter Gunn, Black Saddle, Have Gun - Will Travel, The Untouchables, Going My Way, Perry Mason, Adam-12, The F.B.I., and Mannix. The Control Voice, the narrator of The Outer Limits, and Perrin provided voices for characters in episodes of Star Trek, as well as appearing in one episode. He appeared in two episodes of the show. He guest-stars in a 1981 episode of Buck Rogers. There was a lot of voice work done by <mask>.He voiced several characters on the show. The characters include Carl the Stuntman, Dr. Najib, The Snow Ghost, Mr. Leech, Fu Lan Chi, and many more. The voices of The Phantom Racer, Junkyard Watchman, Ken Rogers, Anthos and John Thomas could be heard on the show. Mr. McDabble was one of the voices on the show. He provided the voice of the main villain on the series, Dr. Zin, along with Roberts, Search Plane Pilot, Junior, Frogman Leader, and others. The voice of Cyclops was voiced by <mask>. Creture King and Lurker were voiced by Perrin.The Herculoids featured Mekkor and the Captain of the Sky Pirates. Number One, The Ruthless Ringmaster, and others were voiced by Perrin. The Fantastic Four TV series featured the voices of Red Ghost, Silver Surfer, Professor Gamma and The Demon. The voice of Hawkman on Filmations and The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure is also the voice of Sinestro, who is the nemesis of the Green Lantern. The character of Caesar Cicero was voiced by <mask> on Spider-Man. The voice of Zerona's Soldier and

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title: Vic Perrin

texts: Black Knight on Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends was provided by <mask>. The film flash Gordon: The Greatest Adventure of All was produced by Filmation.The animated musical film Gallavants was voiced by <mask>. In 1986 he reprised his voice role as Dr. Zin. Other Hanna-Barbera shows that have provided additional voices on are the live-action and animated fantasy television series The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as Castway Charlie, Centaur, Doorgah, High Priest, Rabbit and Chief. The hair bears are called the Hair Bear Bunch. As Professor Neilsen Rockabuilt, Private Eye, these are the days, Clue Club, Jabberjaw, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels, as well as Professor Pryce and the Super Friends. For many years, <mask> narrated dozens of science and educational short films for educational filmmakers, and continued to do voice-overs and play character roles until his death. The comment "<mask> is one actor who makes more money when he's not seen on camera than when he is" was included in a newspaper article.He was the voice of Spaceship Earth in Disney's Epcot Center attraction. The original Epcot Center Universe of Energy pavilion has two movies narrated by <mask>. He was married to Evelyn Held for the first time on March 10, 1963. They had no children after Evelyn died. He married Rita Singer again in 1977 and had a son, George. Steven was from Rita's previous marriage. Rita and <mask> were married again in September 1979.On July 4, 1989, <mask> died of cancer at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. There are references and notes to filmography

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title: Chuba Akpom

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for PAOK in the Greek Super League. He is eligible to represent Nigeria because he has represented England at youth and U-21 levels. At the age of six, <mask> joined the club. He signed his first professional contract at the age of 17 after making his debut at the age of 15. Akpom received his first call into the senior squad in December of 2012 when he was an unused substitute for the 2–1 defeat to Olympiakos. He scored 13 goals, including 10 in 10 games in the Elite Group stage, in 20 appearances in the U21 premier league. <mask> was selected for the pre-season tour of Asia, where he scored once in a 7–0 win against an Indonesia Dream Team, two more in a 7–1 win against Vietnam and one in the final game of the season.In September of last year, <mask> made his competitive debut. He came on as a substitute in the third minute of injury time. In the third round of the League Cup, <mask> made his second appearance for the club. With the scores at 1–1 at the end of the game, the game entered extra time. <mask> played the entire extra time period and scored the third penalty in the ensuing shoot out for the win. He scored three goals in four appearances in the Youth League. In the fourth round of the FA Youth Cup, <mask> scored three times.On December 30, it was reported that four League One sides were in a four-way battle to sign Akpom on a loan. According to the club's head of recruitment,Shaun O'Connor, Akpom was originally signed by the club. The loan was thrown into doubt due to injuries suffered by Theo Walcott and Nicklas Bendtner in early January, but was completed on 9 January with <mask> signing for a month. Chuba has a good first touch and is strong and quick. He likes scoring goals. It's his first time in

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title: Chuba Akpom

texts: League One and he might take some time to get used to it. It's a big change from Under 21 football.Akpom missed the first match of his loan due to illness and was told by Warburton to "work hard and earn his place like everyone else". <mask> made his debut in a 1–1 league draw. He came on for Will Grigg in the middle of the second half and gave a cross in the dying moments, which was not converted. His loan spell ended after he made four substitute appearances. Akpom talked about his time at Brentford in the March issue of the magazine. Akpom joined League One side Coventry City on a loan until the end of the season in which he would play in the FA Youth Cup and the UEFA Youth League. He made six appearances.At the end of August, <mask> scored a hat trick for the Under-21s in a game against West Bromwich. He made his first senior appearance of the season when he replaced Héctor Bellern for the last four minutes of the League Cup game. He made his first appearance of the season on New Year's Day. <mask> came on as a second-half substitute and won a penalty, converted by Santi Cazorla, which was the first assist for the club. On February 4, 2015, Akpom rejected the interest of a number of other clubs to sign a new -year contract with the club. He joined the club on a loan until May. He made seven appearances.On August 4, 2015, <mask> joined Hull City on a season-long loan. <mask> made his debut for the Yorkshire based club on the opening weekend of the 2015–16 season, scoring the second goal in a 2–0 home win over Huddersfield Town. <mask> replaced Jelavic in the 60th minute of the League Cup first round against Stanley. He scored in the 92nd minute in the first half of extra time and netted a penalty in a 4–3 shootout win for the Tigers. <mask> scored his first senior

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title: Chuba Akpom

texts: hat-trick in the FA Cup on January 30, 2016 as Hull won 3–1. In the 2016 Championship play-off final at Wembley, he was an unused substitute. <mask> joined the Seagulls on loan until the end of the season.He helped The Albion get promoted to the premier league. <mask> joined Sint-Truiden on loan until the end of the season. <mask> scored his first goal for the club in a victory against Anderlecht. <mask> joined Greek Super League club PAOK Salonika on a three-year deal. He made his debut with the club as a substitute in a 1–0 home win game. He scored his first goal on 11 November against Panetolikos. A key player in PAOK's title push was said to be Akpom.PAOK won their first Super League title in 34 years when they beat Levadiakos. The only goal in the Greek Cup Final was scored by him. He scored against Amsterdam in the first leg of the third qualifying round of the European club competition, which ended in a 2–2 draw. He scored his first goal in the Superleague Greece against Panionios on 1 September. <mask> opened the score in a frustrating 1–1 away draw against Xanthi F.C. on 1 March 2020 when he cut to a shooting position after receiving a great pass from El Kaddouri inside the penalty area. His 7th goal for Super League was the most productive of his career so far. The English club Middlesbrough paid Akpom a fee of over three million dollars.He made a huge impression in the Greek Super League when he was at PAOK. A three-year contract was signed by Akpom. He scored on his debut in a 1–1 draw with Queens. PAOK announced the return of Akpom on August 26, 2021. On February 15, 2011, Akpom made his debut for England U16s in a match against Slovenia, which ended in a 0–0 draw. The final game for the U16s was a 3–0 Victory Shield win over Northern Ireland. On August

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title: Chuba Akpom

texts: 2, 2011, Akpom made his U17 debut, scoring once in a 4–0 win over the Faroe Islands.He played in all six games and scored two goals. He scored five goals in 13 appearances for the U17s. <mask> made his England U19 debut in a 3–1 defeat to Germany. He scored his first goal for the U19s in a 3–0 win over Estonia. He scored two goals in a win over the Faroe Islands. He scored three goals as England failed to qualify for the finals of the European U19 Championship. <mask> scored his first goals for England U20 coming on as an 87th-minute substitute to score a brace against the Netherlands U20 in a 3–2 victory.On 13 October 2015, <mask> made his England U21 debut playing 90 minutes and scoring with the last kick of the match in a European qualification win over Kazakhstan. He scored for the England U21 team against Switzerland. Akpom scored in the injury time of the second half as England U21 won the match 3–1. <mask> is eligible to represent Nigeria because he is of Nigerian descent. He was one of three players who were formally approached by the Nigeria Football Federation. The England under-21s will play Norway for a spot in the European Championship on September 6. After discussions with Nigeria Football Federation president, Amaju Pinnick, Akpom was close to switch to Nigeria.He confirmed in September that he would represent Nigeria at international level. The career statistics include the FA Cup, Hull City Football League Championship play-offs, and the PAOK Super League Greece. The players are from the F.C. The players are from City F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. The players are from the Forest F.C. The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C.The players are Sint-Truidense V.V. The players are from PAOK FC. The players are from England, Belgium, and

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title: Mike Sillinger

texts: <mask> is a former professional ice hockey player who played in the National Hockey League for 17 seasons. Sillinger played for twelve different teams and was traded nine times in his NHL career, both of which are league records. After being drafted 11th overall in 1989 by the Detroit Red Wings, Sillinger began his NHL career in Detroit before moving on to play for a number of teams. Sillinger played full seasons with Detroit, Columbus, and New York. He was a member of the Adirondack Red Wings when they won the Calder Cup in 1992 and he was a member of the Detroit Red Wings when they won the playoffs. Sillinger captained his country at the 2000 World Championships and won a gold medal at the 1991 World Junior Championships. Sillinger was the Director of Player Development for the Eskimos.Sillinger began working for the Pats in a scouting and recruitment role. Sillinger began his career in the Western Hockey League with the Pats. He emerged as a top prospect in the juniors after scoring 43 points in his first season. Sillinger 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


title: Mike Sillinger

texts: the Red Wings before being traded to the Anaheim on April 4, 1995 for a 6th round choice in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft.<mask> was traded to theVancouverCanucks in exchange for Roman Oksiuta on March 15, 1996. He played one full season with theCanucks in 1996–97, managing 37 points, before being dealt away to the Philadelphia Flyers midway through the 1997–98 season for a fifth-round selection in 1998. After scoring 22 points in 27 games to close the season following his trade, <mask> was dealt away to the Lightning along with Chris Gra, who had just three assists in the first 25 games. Sillinger scored just 10 points with his new team for the rest of the season, a career-low, as he struggled with his new team. He scored 44 points in 67 games for the Lightning in the 1999–2000 season. He was sent to the Florida panthers at the trade deadline in exchange for Ryan Johnson and Dwayne Hay. Sillinger was dealt again at the trade deadline, this time to the Senators, marking his sixth trade in seven years.In the 2001 off-season, <mask> joined his eighth NHL team, the Columbus Blue Jackets, but for the first time was not relocating via trade, instead, joining the Blue Jackets through free agency. Sillinger had back-to-back 43-point campaigns with the Blue Jackets. Sillinger was traded twice on July 22, 2003 after his second season in Columbus. He was first sent to the Dallas Stars with a second round draft choice in 2004, and then to the Phoenix Coyotes with a second round pick in the same year. He was dealt to the St. Louis Blues at the trade deadline for the second year in a row. Sillinger did not play in the 2004–05 season due to the NHL Lockout. Sillinger broke the NHL record for teams played with, previously

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title: Mike Sillinger

texts: held by J. J. Daigneault, when he joined the Nashville Preds at the trade deadline.On January 30, 2006 he was traded from St. Louis to Moscow. In his fourteenth NHL season, Sillinger set a career-high 63 points playing between St. Louis and Nashville after having recorded just 24 points the previous season between Phoenix and St. Sillinger became an unrestricted free agent in the off-season of 2006 and joined the New York Islanders. He had 59 points in his first season with the Islanders, which was the same amount of points he had in his career. Helping New York to the post-season, he set another NHL record by competing in the playoffs for his eighth NHL team. On November 1, 2007, Sillinger played in his 1,000th NHL game. His family joined him on the ice for the ceremony.Sillinger had an assist in the milestone game as the Islanders won 4–0 His second season with the Islanders was cut short by a hip injury that required microfracture surgery. He had 26 points in 52 games. Playing in his 17th NHL season in 2008–09, Sillinger was forced to miss the rest of the season after undergoing hip resurfacing surgery in February 2009. Sillinger announced his retirement from hockey on August 26, 2009. <mask> was born and raised in Canada. He has three sons, Owen, Lukas, and Cole, with his wife.After <mask>'s retirement, the family decided to stay inRegina, where they spent the off-season. The most valuable player at the Telus Cup was Owen, who played for the Pat Canadians. Owen and Lukas play for Bemidji State. Cole was the 11th overall pick in the draft. Cole was selected twelfth overall in the NHL Entry Draft by the Columbus Blue Jackets, one of <mask>'s former teams. There is a list of NHL players with 1000 games

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title: Ernest Mercier (agronomist)

texts: Dr. <mask> was a reputed agronomist in Quebec, Canada. After graduating from Cornell University, he founded the Artificial Insemination Center of Quebec. He was promoted to the position of deputy minister of agriculture of Quebec after 6 years at the federal research farm. After retiring from his government work, he became a private consultant and collaborated with the Canadian International Development Agency and the Canadian delegation at the Food and Agriculture Organization on projects that took him around the world. The implementation of innovative agrifood policies has been credited with transforming the family farm of the past into the efficient and profitable modern operation of today. In 1989 Dr<mask> was made an Officer of the Order of Canada and in 1991 he was in the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame. <mask> was born in 1914 and was the 12th of 13 children.Due to the Great Depression, he had to stop attending the local primary and secondary school and work on the family farm. As soon as the economy improved, <mask>'s family gathered funds to send him back to school. He attended college in Nicolet from 1933 to 1939 and went on to complete a degree in agronomy at the La Pocatire campus in 1943. <mask> was immediately hired by the Government of Quebec and sent to Cornell University to further his studies in the field of agronomy and artificial insemination. <mask> studied the influence of day length on reproduction efficiency and the shape of the lactation curve of dairy cows in Canadian latitudes. The ministry of agriculture in Quebec blamed poor genetics for the poor productivity of dairy farms in the province. The Artificial Insemination Center of Quebec was founded by Dr. <mask> after the government asked him to find a solution to artificial insemination.The improvement of the yield of dairy cows through genetic amelioration was at the time the

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title: Ernest Mercier (agronomist)

texts: mission of the CIAQ. The first artificial insemination took place in 1948 at the center. The center became semi-privatized after Dr. <mask> became the deputy-minister of agriculture, but he stayed with the center for three years. In 1950, Dr. Mercier accepted a position with the federal government at the experimental station where he was in charge of the animal division. Dr. <mask> took up that role after the retirement of the current one. He worked on and directed numerous research and organizational projects such as the nutrition and winterizing of dairy and beef cattle, the breeding and selection of cattle, swine and sheep, the production of legume based animal feed, and the reorganization of federal agronomical research institutions in Quebec. Dr. <mask> held the position of deputy minister of agriculture until 1966.He worked to plan and implement provincial and federal agrifood policies in order to transform the family farm into a viable and profitable enterprise. Basic farm loans and credit were made available to all efficient family farm owners in Quebec after he enacted legislation that enabled farmers to regulate their own production. He created harvest insurance to give farmers incentives to invest in their exploitation. He improved the transfer of scientific research knowledge to agrifood producers and the world of agriculture by having producers take responsibility for managing farm improvement services through semi-privatization, thereby making them stakeholders and decision makers in their businesses. He guided the province toward a modern, scientific and industrialized agricultural system, which earned him the Order of Canada in 1989, the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame in 1991, and the Agricultural Hall of Fame of Quebec in 1992. Dr. <mask> was a consultant after retiring from public service. The Canadian International Development Agency is

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title: Ray Hayworth

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title: Ray Hayworth

texts: Academy in Oak Ridge, North Carolina, and was a pitcher in high school. <mask> was discovered at Oak Ridge by a Detroit Tigers' scout. <mask> was signed for $250. When Johnny Bassler broke his leg and Larry Woodall injured his knee, he was called up to the Toronto Maple Leafs. He had a batting average of.233 for the 12 games he played. <mask>'s manager was Ty Cobb. He played for the Nashville Volunteers of the Southern Association and the Shreveport Sports of the Texas League.He hit a career-high 13 home runs. He played 73 games for the Toledo Mud Hens in 1929 and had a career-high.330 batting average. <mask> said that he influenced him more than anyone else. In the 1929 season, <mask> appeared in 14 games and hit for a.252 average. He was with the Tigers for over a decade. He played in 77 games in 1930, 88 games in 1931,109 games in 1932, and 134 games in 1933. In 1930, <mask> led the American League with 11 passed balls, but he quickly established himself as one of the best defensive catchers in the American League from 1931 to 1933.He set an American League record for the most consecutive chances by a catcher without an error, from September 2, 1931 to August 29, 1932. The previous record was set by

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title: Ray Hayworth

texts: Johnny Bassler. <mask> ranked among the league's top catchers with a.971 fielding percentage, 59 assists, 4.99 range factor and 399 putouts. He ranked among the leaders in 1933 with a.994 fielding percentage and 44 runners caught stealing. Mickey Cochrane was acquired by the Tigers in a trade with the Philadelphia A's. <mask>'s playing time was reduced to 54 games in 1934 and 51 games in 1935. The Tigers won the ALCS in both of those seasons.<mask> hit.300 in 1934 and.300 in 1935. <mask> attributed his higher average in 1934 and 1935 to the fact that he only faced left-handed pitchers. During the 1936 season, <mask> was called on to catch 81 games because of a nervous breakdown. In 1936, he led the league's catchers with a.988 fielding percentage. <mask> was limited to 30 games in 1937 and eight games in 1938, as Rudy York became the starting catcher in 1937. <mask> was selected off waivers by the Brooklyn Dodgers. He played in 26 games for the Dodgers.<mask> was sent to the New York Giants by the Dodgers in exchange for $6,000 and another deal two days later. He was released from the Giants on December 4, 1940. The Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association signed <mask> in the spring of 1941. He

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title: Ray Hayworth

texts: was released by the Brewers at the end of June. <mask> was a free agent in March 1942. He was released in May after only appearing in one game. He played for the Rochester Red Wings in the International League.The Brooklyn Dodgers needed an insurance policy in case their regular catchers were called to war. <mask> played in nine games for the Dodgers in 1944 and 1945. <mask> told The Brooklyn Daily Eagle in 1944 that he intended to keep playing until his knees buckled under him. When you learn how to play it, you wake up with a crick in your knee, and you realize you're washed up. It would be great to see the clock on the wall 10 years from now. I think the same thing could be said of life. <mask> was hired by Branch Rickey to manage the Fort Worth Cats in the Texas League.<mask> worked as a scout for Rickey and the Dodgers in the Negro Leagues while he was a coach at Fort Worth. <mask> was the manager of the Macon Peaches. He was the Cubs' chief of scouting operations from 1959 to 1947. He was a scout for the Milwaukee / Atlanta Braves and the Montreal Expos. He arranged to buy Banks' contract for $22,000 after scouting him for the Cubs. <mask> was married to Virginia Jones in 1927. <mask>., John D.,

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title: Ray Hayworth

texts: and J. D. <mask> were all sons of <mask>.At the age of 98, <mask> died in Salisbury, North Carolina. He was the oldest living former major league player at the time of his death. He was buried in North Carolina. Major League Baseball coaches 1904 births 2002 deaths Minor league baseball managers Chicago Cubs

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