title: Willis Van Devanter

texts: The American lawyer who served as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1912 to 1937 was named <mask>. He was a member of the Four Horsemen, a conservative block which dominated the Supreme Court during the 1930s. He received a Bachelor of Laws from the Cincinnati Law School in 1884. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. In 1884, <mask>r became the city attorney of Cheyenne in the Wyoming Territory. He was a member of the territorial legislature and served on a commission to revise the statutes of Wyoming Territory. During the Johnson County War, he was an attorney for the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, and he was able to strain the local courts' budget and delay trials while his clients and their allies worked to make key witnesses unavailable, as well as securing favorable press coverage.He was the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Wyoming from 1889 to 1890. The Union Pacific was one of his major clients. The state of Wyoming was before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1896. There was a conflict with an Indian treaty that allowed hunting out of season. The judgment was reversed on appeal to the Supreme Court by a 7–1 majority. <mask> was an assistant attorney general in the Department of Interior from 1897 to 1903. He taught at The George Washington University Law School from 1897 to 1903.On February 4, 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt nominated <mask>r to a seat on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. He received his commission the same day after he was confirmed by the United States Senate. The United States Supreme Court had an associate justice nominated by the President on December 12th, 1910. He was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on December 15, 1910. He made his mark in opinions on public lands,

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texts: Indian questions, water rights, admiralty, jurisdiction, and corporate law, but is best remembered for his opinions defending limited government in the 1920s and 1930s. He voted against the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, the National Recovery Administration, and the National Labor Relations Board. The four horsemen were known as the Four Horsemen and dominated the Supreme Court for over two decades.He was anti-Semitic but not as anti-Semitic as McReynolds, who refused to interact with or speak to the Jewish Supreme Court Justices. The New Mexico Pueblos were subject to restrictions on alcohol sales in Indian Country because they were "intellectually and morally inferior" and "easy victims to the evils and debasing influence of intoxicants" according to his opinion. The decision paved the way for the protection of tribal lands. During his last decade on the Court, <mask>r wrote fewer opinions than the other justices because of his chronic pen paralysis. He did not write on constitutional issues. He was an expert on judicial procedure. In December of 1921, the Chief Justice appointed him, along with Justices McReynolds and Sutherland, to draw up a proposal that would amend the nation's Judicial code and define further the jurisdiction of the nation's circuit courts.The Judges' Bill retained mandatory jurisdiction over cases that raised questions about federal jurisdiction. The district courts for Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, China, the Virgin Islands and the Canal Zone should have appellate jurisdiction to review final decisions. The circuit courts had the power to modify, enforce or set aside orders of the Federal Communications Commission, the Federal Reserve Board, and the Federal Trade Commission. A final judgment or decree in any


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texts: suit in the highest court of a state in which a decision in the suit could be had, where is drawn in question the validity of a treaty or statute of the United States may be reviewed by the Supreme Court on a writ. The cases which brought into question the validity of a wide range of Federal or state treaties would come to the Court by certiorari. Four justices would have to vote affirmatively to accept petitions, which meant that the Court's agenda would now be "judicial review." After two years of debate, the new Code was passed after the Chief Justice, along with the three Justices, made repeated trips to Congress.After Congress voted full pay for justices over seventy who retired, <mask>r retired from the Supreme Court on June 2, 1937. If it weren't for his concern about New Deal legislation, he might have retired five years earlier. Congress halved Supreme Court pensions five years prior to <mask>'s retirement. They were temporarily restored to full pay in February 1933, only to be halved again next month by the Economy Act. He was the last justice to serve on the Supreme Court. Hugo Black replaced <mask>r. He lived on a farm after retirement.He was available to hear cases in the lower courts. Pate Island is located in the Woods Bay area along Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. <mask>r was buried in Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, D.C. on February 8, 1941. His personal and judicial papers are kept at the Library of Congress. See also Demographics of the Supreme Court of the United States List of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States List of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States List of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States List of justices of the Supreme Court of

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title: Arthur Porritt, Baron Porritt

texts: Colonel <mask> was a New Zealand physician, military surgeon, statesman and athlete. He won a bronze medal in the 100 m sprint at the 1924 Summer Olympics. He was the 11th governor-general of New Zealand. The son of a doctor and a woman was born in New Zealand. His mother died in 1914 during his first year at the Wanganui Collegiate School, and his father left soon after to serve in World War I. He became an athlete. He was the President of the Selwyn College Students' Association and a resident at Selwyn College when he was studying for a medical degree.A Rhodes Scholarship was awarded to <mask> in 1923, and he studied medicine from 1924 to 1926. At the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France, where he won a bronze medal in the 100 metres, Harold Abrahams won the gold medal. The race took place on July 7, 1924. Every year on 7 July, Abrahams and <mask> dined together. The race was used in the film "Chariots of Fire", but his name was changed due to his modesty. He did not advance in the semi-final after winning two races in the 200 m. The captain of the New Zealand team at the Summer Olympics in Amsterdam withdrew from the 100 m because of an injury.Les Mills is the only other person to have twice been the New Zealand flag bearer at the Olympics. At the1934 British Empire Games in London and the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, Porritt was New Zealand's team manager. The International Olympic Committee had a member from New Zealand. He was the first President of the IOC Medical Commission. The British Empire and Commonwealth Games Federation was chaired by Porritt from 1950 to 1966. The future King Edward VIII appointed Porritt as his surgeon after he became a house surgeon at St Mary's Hospital, London. On March 8, 1940, Porritt was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Royal Army Medical Corps.He served in France and Egypt before landing in Normandy on D-Day. A war-substantive major by February 1943, he was

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texts: granted the temporary rank of lieutenant colonel and the acting rank of colonel, later that year, he was appointed a consultant surgeon with the local rank of brigadier. He was a war-substantive lieutenant colonel by the time he relinquished this position and his brigadier's rank. He ended his military career with the rank of colonel in the Territorial Army. King's Surgeon to George VI from 1946 to 1952 and Serjeant Surgeon to Queen Elizabeth II until 1967. The suspected serial killer John Bodkin Adams wanted to operate on his patient Jack Hullett. The operation was a moderate success but the death of Hullett under Adams' supervision a few months later led to Adams being put on trial for Bobby's murder.He is suspected in up to 163 deaths. In 1960, <mask> became president of both the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the first person to hold the two positions at the same time. After two years as president of the Royal Society of Medicine, he left for New Zealand. In 1943, he was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire, and in 1945 he was promoted to Commander. On November 14, 1947, he was decorated as an Officer of the US Legion of Merit. He was promoted to Knight Grand Cross in 1967, after being appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. He was promoted to Knight Grand Cross in 1970 after being appointed a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1957.He was made a Knight of the Order of St John of Jerusalem in 1957. The Baronet of Hampstead was created in 1963. When he was elevated to be a Life Peer on February 5, 1973, he chose to honor his home town of Wanganui in New Zealand and created Baron <mask> of Hampstead in Greater London. The 11th Governor-General of New Zealand, and the first to be born in New Zealand, was appointed by the Queen in 1967. His term marked a turning point in the country's constitutional

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texts: history, as his successors have all been New Zealanders. According to an earlier Gallup poll, 43 per cent of respondents preferred Britons for the role, while 41 per cent preferred New Zealanders and 6 per cent candidates from other Commonwealth countries. The Greymouth Star said that the appointment was an acknowledgement of New Zealand's maturity.Prior to the 1969 general election in September of that year, <mask> sparked a heated debate with Eddie Isbey when he argued in a speech that the welfare state was "uneconomic". When asked about equal pay for women, <mask>'s wife said "Perhaps when New Zealand, like India and Israel, produces a woman prime minister, it will be time to call a halt to the emancipation movement". At his last Waitangi Day speech in 1972, he said that Maori-Pakeha relationships are being dealt with adequately through the biological process of intermarriage. He returned to England at the end of his term. In New Zealand, a park was named after a person. The park surrounding the river became home to a number of sports, including hockey, rowing, and rugby. The school was named after him because of his service to New Zealand.There is a running track named after him in Hamilton, New Zealand. There is a Masonic lodge at Oxford University called the Apollo University Lodge No. The English Constitution lodges, including Sancta Maria Lodge No., joined on 13 June 1925. Prince of Wales's Lodge No. 2682 is a medical practitioners' lodge. Each year, Royal Alpha Lodge No. nominates one of the 19 Grand Stewards who wear red aprons, as a so-called'red apron' lodge. The membership is at the invitation of the Grand Master. He was the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New Zealand during his term as Governor-General.Death Lord <mask> died in London at the age of 93. His wife passed away in 1998. His son is an environmental activist. There are 1900 births and 1994 deaths on the New Zealand Olympic Committee

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title: Justin Turner

texts: <mask> is a third baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers of Major League Baseball. He played in the MLB for the Baltimore Orioles and New York Mets. He played baseball in college. He made his major league debut in 2009, after being selected in the seventh round of the 2006 Major League Baseball draft. <mask> won the National League Championship Series Most Valuable Player Award with the Dodgers. He won the World Series with the Dodgers. John and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>.He has a younger sister. <mask> was a three-time All-Suburban first team player at Mayfair High School. He was the most valuable player in the league as a senior and hit.514 in league play. He majored in kinesiology at California State University and played baseball for the college team. He earned Freshman All-American honors from Baseball America in 2003 after taking over as the starting second baseman. He was a member of the 2003 College World Series all-tournament team. <mask> was hit in the face by a pitch after hitting a home run in the CWS.Cal State Fullerton won the College World Series in 2004. He played in the Cape Cod Baseball League in 2005. <mask> was selected in the 29th round of the 2005 Major League Baseball draft by the New

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texts: York Yankees, but he did not sign. He received a $50,000 bonus upon signing with the Cincinnati Reds after being selected in the seventh round of the 2006 Major League Baseball draft. <mask> played in all four infield positions and in the outfield for the Reds' Double-A affiliate, the Billings Mustangs, finishing the season with a team-leading............  He finished the 2008 season with a.289 average and a.792 OPS, and was promoted to Double-A. <mask> was traded along with infielder Brandon Waring and utility player Ryan Freel to the Baltimore Orioles in exchange for catcher Ramn Hernndez.He was assigned to Triple-A Norfolk after he was invited to spring training as a non-roster invitee. He finished the year with a.300 average and.749 OPS, playing mostly second and third base. <mask>'s contract was purchased by the Orioles. He made his major league debut that day as a pinch hitter and finished the game at third base. He got his first major league hit three days later when he hit a single to center field. He played in 12 games and started three of them. <mask> was invited to spring training as a member of the 40-man roster, but was demoted to Norfolk at the end of camp.On April 12, 2010, the Orioles placed starting

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On May 21, in a Subway Series game at Yankee Stadium, <mask> set a Mets rookies record for most consecutive games with anRBI. <mask> was named the NL rookies of the month for May. He was the first Met to win the award. In 2012 the Mets converted him to an all-around utility infielder but on May 6, 2012 when Ruben Tejada went on the injured list, <mask> platooned with Jordany Valdespin. <mask> was a free agent after being non-tendered by the Mets. He hit.265 in 301 games with the Mets.<mask> had not yet found a new job when Los Angeles Dodgers bench coach Tim Wallach saw him hitting at a Cal State Fullerton Alumni game. <mask> was invited to spring training after signing a minor league contract with the Dodgers. He was added to the Major League roster after his contract was purchased by the Dodgers. <mask> played a lot of games due to injuries to Hanley Ramrez and Juan Uribe. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: Series, where <mask> hit.333 with two home runs and sevenRBI. He had four hits in 25 at-bats in the World Series, but the Dodgers lost to the Astros in seven games. Turner's 14th run in Game One of the World Series broke the franchise record for most runs in a single post-season. Turner was hit by a pitch in a spring training game.He was placed on the injured list to begin the season after he suffered a non-displaced fracture. He didn't rejoin the Dodgers until May 15. <mask> missed time after the All-Star break, but came back in August and September. He was named the National League Player of the Month for August after batting.408 with 22 runs, 11 doubles, 1 triple, 6 home runs, 20 RBIs and a stolen base. The Los Angeles Dodgers nominated <mask> for the Roberto Clemente Award, an annual award given to the player who "best exemplifies the game of baseball, sportsmanship, and community involvement." <mask> had 24 doubles and 9 home runs in 202 at-bats after the All-Star break. <mask> finished the season with a.312 batting average and 14 home runs.<mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Justin Turner


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texts: 25 at-bats in the 2020 National League Championship Series and advanced to play in his third World Series. In the 2020 World Series, <mask> had eight hits, including two home runs, in 25 at-bats as the Dodgers won the championship. In violation of MLB protocols, he returned to the field to take the official celebratory photo with his teammates and staff after being pulled from the game due to a positive test for COVID-19. Turner apologized a few days later. On February 19, 2021, Turner re-signed with the Dodgers on a two-year, $34 million contract with a 14 million option for a third year. The Dodgers lost to the Colorado Rockies 5–0 on August 29, 2021, when Turner made his pitching debut.He gave up 0 runs and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Justin Turner

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was unable to play in any future playoff games because of his injury, which occurred when he ran to first base in the NLCS. Turner married Pogue in December of last year. His wedding took place at a beachfront resort in Mexico and was presided over by Orel Hershiser, a former Dodger pitcher and current color commentator for the Dodgers. They live in Los Angeles."Justin Turner Day" was recognized by the city of Los Angeles. <mask>'s nickname is "RedTurn2." The <mask> Turner Foundation was founded by <mask> and his wife to benefit homeless veterans, children battling life-changing illnesses, and various youth baseball organizations. An annual charity golf tournament is hosted by the foundation and it is an official charity for the LA Marathon. "Justin Turner Day" was declared by the Los Angeles City Council. The Baltimore Orioles players

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title: Jack Brickhouse

texts: <mask> was an American sportscaster. He received the Ford C. Frick Award from the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1983 for his play-by-play coverage of the Chicago Cubs. The American Sportscasters Association Hall of Fame included <mask> and Mel Allen. <mask> was a member of the board of directors. The Chicago White Sox left WGN in 1968. He covered three World Series for NBC television, but the Cubs never got there. The voice on the audio track of the Willie Mays catch is that of <mask>, who was doing the Series with the New York Giants.In 1946,<mask> called Giants games. The 1959 Series featured the White Sox with Vin Scully, and the 1950 Series featured Jim Britt. In addition, <mask> was a part of NBC's coverage of the Rose Bowl in 1952 and the NFL Championship Games in 1956 and 1963. Professional wrestling for WGN and political conventions for the Mutual radio network were covered by <mask>. He was the voice of the Chicago Bears football on WGN-AM radio from 1953 to 1977 with the famous Chicago Sun-Times gossip columnist Irv Kupcinet. During the 1960's and 70's, <mask> called Chicago Bulls basketball games for WGN-TV, making him the voice of three of the major Chicago sports teams. He was a boxing commentator.The 1949 fight between Jersey Joe Walcott and Ezzard Charles is one of the fights he worked on. Will and <mask> were the parents of Brickhouse. <mask> was raised by his mother after his father died. When he was eleven, he began delivering the Peoria Journal and Peoria Star

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title: Jack Brickhouse

texts: and went on to attend Peoria Manual High School. He began his broadcasting career at the age of eighteen. Chicago radio station WGN hired him in 1940 to broadcast Cubs and White Sox games, largely on the recommendation of their top commentator, Bob Elson. In World War II, <mask> was in the U.S. Marine Corps.He missed the 1945 Cubs season, the only time during his broadcasting career that the Cubs would win a league title. When WGN-TV began broadcasting in 1948, he was the first face seen. The Cubs won the World Series in 1945, but neither the 1945 or 1959 Cubs won a World Series. Cubs and White Sox games were broadcast by <mask> because they almost never played at home on the same day. He retired in 1981. In retirement, <mask> maintained a high profile as a Cubs and WGN ambassador. Wrigley Field's annual "70's Night" was occasionally when he returned to the booth.He hosted with Harry Caray when the Cubs secured their first playoff spot in 39 years. The Cubs won the first two games of the League Championship Series at Wrigley, but lost three games to the Padres in San Diego, once again failing to win the title. WGN broadcasted a weekly segment called "Brickhouse's Bonus" in the early 1990s. The Sporting News Presents Baseball in the 80's was narrated by Brickhouse in 1990. Broadcasting style <mask> tried to let the pictures speak for themselves. His successor, Harry Caray, a radio broadcaster by training, described the game on TV as if he were doing a radio broadcast. With

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texts: his descriptive prose, <mask> was sparer with his descriptive prose, but talking in quick bursts rather than long sentences, knowing that the well-established camera work of WGN-TV and of producer Arne Harris would tell much of the story.Instead of over-describing the action, "Brick" was more likely to add "flavor" to what was already happening. He used to say "Whew, boy!" with various old-fashioned expressions. "Oh, brother!" after a close play that went the home team's way. When it went the other way. The team would do well. If the score was tied going into the bottom of the ninth, <mask> would say, "Any old kind of run wins it for the Cubs." "Hey-hey!" was his best known expression.After an outstanding play by the home team such as a home run in baseball or a touchdown in football, or even after taking a trick in a card game. The phrase "Holy Cow!" became synonymous with Caray's signature expression when he used it for a home run call at Wrigley Field. Q: Quick, when a ball goes over the left field wall, what street does it land on? A: Waveland Avenue. You would think it landed in <mask>'s eye when he yelled. The best of Mike Royko can be found in The Best of Mike Royko. One out, Jimmy Piersall on first, and 'dangerous' Vic Power on second.There's a ground ball,Luis Aparicio steps on second, throws to first. The ball game is over. The White Sox won the 1959 title. The forty-year wait has ended. The left fielder is Walt "Moose" Moryn, the batter is Joe Cunningham, and the

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texts: pitcher is Don Cardwell. ... He caught it!Moryn made a great catch. ... It's a no-hitter for Cardwell. What a catch that Moryn made! On December 15, 1963, Bears defensive back Dave Whitsell made a game-winning pick-six and the Bears went on to win the Western Conference. ... He's going to go.... He's going to go. ... Touchdown! ... "Hey, hey, hey, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh That's a fly ball, deep to left, back, and that's it!Hey! He did it. The number 500 was obtained by Ernie Banks. Everyone is on their feet after the ball is thrown. Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my On February 27, 1998, <mask> collapsed and died while preparing for the funeral of Harry Caray. He made a few on-air appearances in the spring and early summer after brain surgery to remove a blood clot.<mask> seemed on the road to recovery until his death on August 6 from cardiac arrest, despite his gravelly voice, which he attributed to the surgery and said would soon pass. He was buried in Chicago. In 1998 Legacy Brickhouse was in the Radio Hall of Fame. Scott Simon followed his uncle into broadcasting. The Chicago Cubs: Go and Glow was written by William S. Bike. The History Press. There is a book by the same name.<mask> Memorial in Chicago has a biography at the National Baseball Hall of

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title: Edgar Baumann

texts: Paraguayan athletics Federation gave him contaminated water to drink before he felt unwell during an exhibition.He went to the hospital on his own after he did not pass out at the track. The scandal robbed <mask>n of his right to participate at theSydney Olympics without any justification, and Nery Kennedy who finished in 33rd place with a maximum distance of 70.26 m. It took 9 years for <mask>n to correct the Olympic Committee's actions, and in 2008 and 2009, José Luis Chilavert supported him in his fight against corruption in Asuncin sport. The former captain of the national team had a lawsuit with him. The press conference was held in support of Baumann at the Asuncin Shopping Centre Shopping del Sol. After several years, Ramn Zubizarreta was charged with acts of trust and appropriation. The shortage of 3 was reported by the mayor of San Bernardino.His predecessor, Zubizarreta, had a huge amount of Guaranes. He was involved in coaching and promoting sports. Baumann presented a project to form athletes and citizen leaders in Asuncion. The plan de propuesta has a potencial that tienes cada nio. The purpose of the proposal plan is to discover the potential of each child and young person and to empower them in what they know how to do, always based on sport. We hope to find talents for athletics. Baumann lived in Ciudad del Este and helped organize the Asociacin de Atletismo del Alto Paran, an athletics club.National best Javelin Throw: 84.70m San Marcos - 17 October 1999 Seasonal bests 1988 - 55.30 1989 - 64.68 1990 - 68.26 1991 - 69.98 1992 - 72.90 1993 - 74.76 1994

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title: David Bret

texts: <mask> is a British author of show business biographies. He writes about the private lives of film stars and singers. <mask> was adopted by an English couple and was raised in Wath-on-Dearne in the West Riding of Yorkshire. He was a singer in working men's clubs and worked for several years in the retail trade. The biographies that he is best known for are the ones he began writing. He has a son, Marleau, who was born in 1973. He lives in West Yorkshire.A number of biographies have been written by Biographies <mask>. The private lives of entertainment celebrities have been the focus of many of these. Lewis Jones wrote in the Telegraph that "for decades has churned out sensationalist biographies of such figures as Diana Dors, Barbra Streisand and Tallulah Bankhead." Gable's sex life and particularly his sex with other men are covered in the book. How does the author of numerous celebrity biographies know so much about Hollywood stars' sex lives? He really doesn't, judging by the new book's convoluted wording. She wrote that the book was unsexy.And yet he undermines his own arguments. 'Clark Gable' is a comedy that presents a thoroughly joyless view of old Hollywood. George Formby In George Formby: A Troubled Genius explores the "innocent innuendo" of a once hugely popular music-hall performer. Jonathan Glancey writing for The Guardian described it as a "thoughtful book about the life and unhappiness of an entertainer who would surely never make it anywhere near the top now." Lewis Jones wrote: "There is little new to say about Garbo's life, and the best one can expect of a retelling is insight, wit and a shapely narrative, none of which is provided by Divine Star." Lewis complains that <mask> makes a lot of mistakes. He notes that Garbo met Humphrey

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texts: Bogart, one of the biggest stars of the day, when she was in New York in 1925.He thinks that the school is a drama school. And so on. Christopher Fowler was more positive about Divine Star. He wrote in The Independent that Garbo biographies are an industry. <mask> is looking for something more. He tries to close the two major gaps in his subject's life by digging into previously unsourced material and gathering fresh stories from friends and studio employees. "<mask>'s biography is rightly partisan and fully prepared to name enemies, which makes it a bracingly pleasurable read in these anodyne times," Fowler concludes.Carolyn See has a very negative view of the biography of Joan Crawford, calling it "one of the ickiest film biographies I've ever read." Imagine if you gorged on old movie magazines and ghostwritten gobbledygook and pieces of weird gossip and then decided to rewrite what has been written and rewritten for 80 years or so, and you picked Joan Crawford, "gay icon par excellence"? You could make a biography like <mask>'s. It wasn't as sexy as it seemed. The author's main theme is that. The "Hollywood Martyr" business of the subtitle is unimportant. People lived in "lavender" or "twilight-tandem" marriages.See accuses Brent of failing to cite sources for statements and quotes in the work. There are a lot of quotes in his book, but there are no footnotes or an index. I think it's fair to say that "Joan Crawford: Hollywood Martyr" is made up of cryptic, if breezy, assertions, like: "Aspects of Joan Crawford's extraordinary, complex psyche were incorporated into many of her films." Gay icon par excellence may be said for Crawford. She was fond of gay and bisexual men because of their fear of being exposed by the media. Many of her lovers,

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texts: including Clark Gable, were included in this category. The author might say it's "par excellence," but it's just speculation.It's an enormous insult to gays, assuming that mindless cattiness and restroom innuendo are the accepted small talk of homosexuals everywhere. "<mask> chronicles her films, her feud with Bette Davis and ignores her daughter's Mommie Dearest rant, but he revels in Hollywood's sexual excesses, and fans who crave a lively insider view will most appreciate." Maria Callas: The Tigress and the Lamb that <mask>, clearly a Callas enthusiast,glosses over the controversial aspects of the voice and emphasizes her total commitment to her art, her brilliant resurrection of nearly forgotten bel canto roles. The sensational details of Callas's life were recounted by him. The emphasis is on scandal rather than music in Errol Flynn: Satan's Angel. The review states that with the same gusto and verve of his subject, <mask> plows through Flynn's escapades and accomplishments. It may be difficult for some to reconcile the assessment of Flynn as a hard-living heroic figure, or an "essentially good man", after reading about the actor's despicable treatment of women, his sexual voyeurism, and his hatred of young girls.According to a review in Publishers Weekly, "<mask> presents little new information and is no more successful than his predecessors in uncovering the reasons for Piaf's enormous appeal." Maurice Chevalier: Up on Top of a Rainbow was reviewed in Publishers Weekly. The review states that "<mask> supports his biography with authoritative sources, although on occasion his facts are askew, as when he makes a reference to 'John F. Kennedy and his mother, Ethel'." The author's profile is not the sensationalist expose one might expect,

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texts: according to the review in Publishers Weekly. <mask>'s restraint is very gentlemanly. To the extent that at least half of the author's references require an intimate knowledge of British pop culture, circa 1960-80, this is an appropriately English take on a uniquely English personality. The book is light on biographical detail, but it's a compelling exploration of the cult of Morrissey nonetheless.The Mistinguett Legend: <mask> focuses on her many eccentricities, connections with Parisian low life and multitudinous love affairs. In a book that says more about Mistinguett's bizarre lifestyle than about her art, he summarizes his account with examples of her ribald lyrics and descriptions of her flamboyant costumes. He has lectured at the University of Chicago and written many newspaper and magazine articles. For his friend the chanteuse Barbara, he adapted songs from the original French. He was commissioned by her to adapt her theme song into English. The Italian documentary, 'Rudy', tells the story of Rudy. He made three documentaries for E!There is a channel in the USA talking about Freddie Mercury. He talks about Maria Callas, George Formby, Edith Piaf, Maurice Chevalier and Elvis Presley in other documentary/television retrospectives. The subjects of <mask>'s biographies are many. They were Edward IV and Richard III. The "John Dynham & The Wars of the Roses" trilogy is one of his novels. "Darvinz of Zarumna", "Chanson, A Story of Forbidden Love During The German Occupation of Paris", and "Dante Alfonso: Italian God of the Silent Screen" are all books. "Old Bastard": My Psychotic Father" has been compared to Charles Higham and Kenneth Anger.His works have attracted scrutiny for their sexual content. People from Wath upon Dearne were educated at

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title: J. M. E. McTaggart

texts: <mask> was an English metaphysician. <mask> was a lecturer at Trinity College in Cambridge for most of his life. He was one of the most notable of the British idealists. The Unreality of Time was written by <mask>gart. Through the 20th century and into the 21st, the work has been discussed. <mask> was born in London to Francis and <mask>. <mask> was his maternal grand-uncle.His family took the name <mask> as a condition of inheritance from his uncle. <mask> went to Trinity College in Cambridge in 1885. The Moral Sciences Tripos were taught at Trinity by Henry Sidgwick and <mask>. After obtaining First class honours, he was elected to a prize fellowship at Trinity on the basis of a thesis on Hegel's Logic. <mask> was President of the Union Society, a debating club, and a member of the secretive Apostles Cambridge society. He was appointed to a college lectureship in philosophy in 1897 and held it until 1923. He received a Doctor of Letters from the university.Although radical in his youth, <mask>gart became increasingly conservative and influential in the expulsion of Bertrand Russell from Trinity for pacifism during World War I. Despite his conservatism, <mask> was an advocate of women'sSuffrage and a defender of the Church of England. He knew a lot about English novels and memoirs. He received a Doctor of Laws degree and a fellowship of the British Academy. He died in London. He married <mask> Bird in New Zealand in 1899 and they had no children. Hegel scholarship <mask>'s earlier work was devoted to an exposition and critique of Hegel's metaphysical methods and conclusions

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texts: and their application in other fields.Hegel's Science of Logic was the focus of his first published work, Studies in Hegelian Dialectic. Studies in Hegelian Cosmology is a critique of the applications of Hegelian ideas made to the fields of ethics, politics and religion. His belief in human immortality is one of the many distinctive doctrines that appear in this book. He tried to explain and defend the argument of the Science of Logic in his final book on Hegel. <mask>gart's Hegelianism was not uncritical and he disagreed with Hegel himself and with earlier neo-Hegelians. He believed that many of the features of Hegel's argument were gravely flawed. He did not reach the same conclusions as the previous generations of British idealists and his later work came to hold strikingly different and original views.Despite his break from earlier forms of Hegelianism, <mask> still had a key belief in the ability of a priori to grasp the nature of the ultimate reality. His mature system can be seen as an attempt to give substance to his new conception of the absolute. <mask> tried to prove that reality cannot be temporal and that our concept of time involves a contradiction. Our perception of time is an illusion, and that time itself is ideal. <mask>'s paradoxes is his argument for this point. The argument first appeared in the form of a journal article called "The Unreality of Time", but reappeared later as Chapter 33, 'Time', in the posthumously published Second Volume of his masterpiece The Nature of Existence, published in 1927. The "A series" and "B series" represent two different

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texts: ways that events appear to have a position in time.Our everyday notions of past, present, and future are reflected in the A series. The A series is a collection of positions that run from the far past to the present and then from the near future to the far future. The B series has positions ordered from earlier-than to later-than relations. The A series represent the events in time in a moving relation to the temporally moving observer, while the B series orders the time events as in firm and fixed relations to other time events. <mask> argued that the A series was a necessary component of a full theory of time since change only occurs in the A series, but that it was also self-contradictory and that our perception of time was, therefore, an incoherent illusion. <mask>'s answer to the question "whether it is essential to the reality of time that its events should form an A series as well as a B series" is the first part of his argument. <mask> argues that if events are not ordered by an A as well as a B series then there cannot be change.The example of Queen Anne's death is at the center of his argument. This event has certain causes and effects, it is later than the death of Queen <mask>, but none of these properties change over time. The event began by being a future event. It became an event in the future. It was a present event. It became past and will always remain so. We seem forced to conclude that all change is a change in the characteristics of events that occur in the A series.The second half of <mask>'s argument has received more attention than the first half.

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title: J. M. E. McTaggart

texts: The incoherence of the A series is only one part of a larger argument for the conclusion. According to the argument, the contradiction in our perception of time is that all events are consistent with the properties of the A-series. Being past, present and future. According to <mask>aggart, no event exemplifies all three properties at the same time, and no event is past, present, or future. It seems that there is no contradiction between the present and future of the event. <mask>aggart believes that this response leads to a vicious circle and infinite regression.The A-series determinations of future, present, and past are what the response requires us to explain. If we invoke tense to explain how different tenses are exemplified successively, it will cause second order tenses to be incompatible. <mask>gart gave up the claim that there is a vicious circle in the mature version of the argument. The basic idea of the vicious regression can be conveyed in the following way. The first A series falls in the same way as the first in order to avoid the apparent contradiction that events have incompatible tenses. Even if the idea of a second A series within which the first falls makes sense, it will face the same contradiction. The second falls within a third A series.This will require the construction of a fourth A series. At any given stage, the contradiction will appear; however far we go in constructing A series, each A series will be, without reference to a further A series containing it, contradictory. <mask> argues that the A series does not exist. Whether <mask>'s argument

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texts: for the incoherence of the A series works or not is one of the most debated issues in the philosophy of time. <mask>'s later work, particularly his two-volume The Nature of Existence, developed his own, highly original, metaphysical system. <mask>'s system was much broader than his defence of The Unreality of Time. <mask> defended a Hegelian view of the universe to that of his earlier work on the basis of more modern metaphysics.<mask> said the world was made of souls, each soul related to one or more of the others by love. He argued against belief in God because he denied any single personality. His philosophy was optimistic. The idea of reincarnation was defended by <mask>gart, who believed that the souls were immortal. <mask>gart believed that all selves are unoriginated. The Nature of Existence seeks to synthesise <mask>'s denial of the existence of time. Their existence is apparent.The philosophy of The Nature of Existence is not mystical. <mask> used a careful analysis of the essential requirements of any successful system to arrive at his conclusions. <mask>'s famous attempt to prove the unreality of time is evidence of the logical rigour of his system. <mask> was a friend and teacher of Russell and <mask>, and they were known as "The Mad Tea-Party of Trinity". Along with Russell and <mask>, <mask> was a member of the Cambridge Apostles through which he would have a personal influence on an entire generation of writers and politicians. <mask> was an early influence on Russell. The young Russell was converted to the Hegelianism of the day through <mask>aggart, and his

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title: J. M. E. McTaggart

texts: reaction against this Hegelianism was the beginning of his later work.At the time of Russell and <mask>'s opposition to neo-Hegelian idealism, <mask> was the most influential advocate of it in Cambridge. The main target of the new realists' assault was F. H. Bradley of Oxford, who was the most prominent of the surviving British Idealists. <mask>'s indirect influence was great. Despite being the product of an earlier age, <mask>'s work still retains interest to the historian of analytic philosophy despite the fact that modern analytic philosophy can be traced to the work of Russell and <mask>. The Nature of Existence, with T. H. Green's Prolegomena to Ethics and Bradley's Appearance and Reality, marks the greatest achievement of British idealism, and <mask> was the last major British idealist of the classic period. <mask> wrote The Unreality of Time. Historian of philosophy <mask> said that philosophers have written tens of thousands of pages about it.It has been cited more than 1,600 times so far, an achievement for a vintage journal article. There are books in the Hegelian Dialectic Cambridge University Press. The second edition of Studies in Hegelian Cosmology was revised in 1918. Some Dogmas of Religion London was published in 1906. A commentary on Hegel's 'Logic' was published in 1910. Arnold wrote about human immortality and pre-existence in 1916. The Cambridge University Press published The Nature of Existence in two volumes.S.V. introduced the 1934 Philosophical studies. It was keeling. London: Arnold. The further determination of the Absolute 1892, "The Changes of

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texts: Method in Hegel's Dialectic", Mind v.1, pp. 56– 71 and 188–5. The International Journal of Ethics 5 published "The Necessity of Dogma" in 1895. 146–16."Hegel's Theory of Punishment" was published in 1896. 499–499. "Hegel's Treatment of the Categories of the Subjective Notion" was published in 1897. 169–171 & 347–58 The International Journal of Ethics 7 was published in 1897. 423–423. "Hegel's Treatment of the Categories of the Idea" was published in 1900.146–163. The International Journal of Ethics published "Human Pre-Existence" in 1904. 83–95. "Hegel's Treatment of the Categories of Quality" was published in 1901. 499–499. The International Journal of Ethics 13 was published in 1903. "Hegel's Treatment of the Categories of Quantity" was published in 1904.180–3. "The Unreality of Time", Mind 17, pp. 475–474. The Individualism of Value was published in the International Journal of Ethics. 43.45 "The relation of time and eternity" was published in 1909. 343–362.Mind 24, pp. 1915, "The Meaning of Causality". 335–343. "Propositions Applicable to Themselves" was published in 1923. 465–465. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has references to "<mask>aggart, <mask> <mask>". The Nature of Existence was published in 1921 and 1927. The University Press of Cambridge.Chapters by Basil Williams and S.V. are included in <mask> <mask>aggart. It was keeling. The University Press of Cambridge. The first and second volumes of An Examination of McTaggart's Philosophy are online. P. T. Geach wrote an introduction to <mask>'s philosophy. London: Hutchinson. "<mask>, <mask> <mask>

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texts: (1866–1925)" is in a ed.E. Craig. R. D. Ingthorsson wrote <mask>'s Paradox. New York: Routledge. There are external links to the <mask> <mask>aggart article in the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. PDF of all of <mask>'s writings. Peter Geach wrote a biographical essay about <mask>aggart. The citation was written by Geach."Cambridge Philosophers III: <mask>gart". There is a philosophy called 70'''(74). <mask>'s causation and idealism, action at a temporal distance, paradoxes of time and correspondence theory of truth, and why we should heed the philosopher were interviewed by <mask>. <mask>gart was named in the Encyclopedia of Philosophy. <mask>aggart Ellis <mask>aggart: 1917 photographic portrait by Walter Stoneman at the National Portrait Gallery, London Portrait of <mask>gart is by Roger

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title: Horst Janssen

texts: He was a German draftsman, printmaker, poster artist and illustrator. He produced many drawings, etchings, woodcuts, lithographs and wood engravings. He was a student of Alfred Mahlau. He first appeared in the newsweekly in 1947. The technical facilities of a coloured paper factory were used for his work in the early 1950s. In 1965, the first retrospective of <mask>'s drawings and graphic works was shown in several German cities. He was awarded a prize in 1966.There were international exhibitions. He received the Grand Prize in graphic art at the Venice Biennale in 1968, and his works were shown at the documenta VI in Kassel in 1977. The museum in Oldenburg is dedicated to the man. His work can be found in major museums. His life was marked by many marriages, outspoken opinions and alcoholism. Early life and education was where he was born. He never knew that his mother was a dressmaker.His mother and grandparents were at Lerchenstrae 14. He was adopted by the Guardianship Court after his death. In 1942, he became a student at the National Political Institute of Education in Haselnne, Emsland, where an art teacher encouraged his artistic talent. His mother passed away in 1943. In 1944, he was adopted by his mother's younger sister, Anna, who lived in Hamburg. He lived with his Aunt Anna after the war ended. They moved to Harvestehude.At the age of sixteen, he went to the regional art school in Hamburg, where he studied with Alfred Mahlau. The first publication was a drawing in the weekly newspaper. His first book was a children's book. With Rolf Italiaander. His first


title: Horst Janssen

texts: child, son, was born in 1950 and he wrote and illustrated his second book for the birthday of a little girl named Friederike Gutsche. The facsimile edition was published in 1973. Edvard Munch was influenced by <mask>'s first woodcuts.Animals along with man and woman were the dominant themes. He received a scholarship in 1952. He was forced to leave around the same time. He was arrested after a drunken brawl and tried for murder. He received a suspended sentence for drunkenness after being found innocent of the charge. He received a commission from the paper manufacturer for a portrait of his father-in-law, the diplomat Friedrich von Keller, followed by other portraits of family members. The technical equipment of the Aschaffenburger Buntpapierfabrik was used to create his first lithographs.His early works were shown in 2000. His first self-portraits, such as "Selbst-innig" (Intimate with Self; 1966) and poster designs were influenced by Ben Shan. Another self-portrait, "" (Self, singing), shows the artist with wide open mouth, as if expressing despair about the world and God, according to a reviewer. He thought of himself upright, the other of two figures kneeling, in a lithograph by the artist. The piece on which the two men had pictured each other was shown in the exhibition. He married Marie Knauer in 1955 and had a second child with her in 1956. A series of large-scale color woodcuts were displayed in his apartment in 1957.There was an exhibition in the Hans Brockstedt Gallery in 1957. He became a student of Paul Wunderlich after he switched to etching. His marriage to


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title: Pharoahe Monch

texts: Troy Donald Jamerson, better known by his stage name <mask>, is an American rapper from South Jamaica, Queens, New York. He is known for his complex lyrics, intricate delivery, and internal and multisyllabic rhyme schemes. Organized Konfusion with partner Prince Poetry: The self-titled Organized Konfusion was one of three albums released by <mask>. There was a lot of production done by the duo. Positive critical reviews and moderate sales are what all the albums received. After recording their final album, the duo split up. The possibility of an Organized Konfusion reunion has been denied by Prince Poetry.<mask> <mask> was signed to an independent label. <mask>'s debut album, Internal Affairs, was released in 1999 after a number of guest appearances. The first single of the album, "Simon Says", became a hit. 97 is on the Hot 100. Despite its success, the song caused controversy when <mask> was sued for unauthorized use of a sample from Gojira Tai Mosura, the theme song to the 1992 film. His album's distribution was halted. <mask> released some songs and had guest appearances after the controversy, but did not release another solo project for several years.The hit song "Oh No" was written by him and was recorded in 2000. He rapped the theme song to Madden NFL 2002 and contributed a song to the Training Day soundtrack. On the 2001 Adam F album Kaos: The Anti-Acoustic Warfare, he provided vocals on the track "Last Dayz", as well as a remake of the track on the follow-up Drum & Bass Warfare. "Agent Orange" was Pharoahe's final single and it was a war inspired song. There were rumors that his next album was going to be called Innervisions and was going to

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texts: be released by Runyon Ave. Monch later announced a deal with Street Records Corporation, home of the Wu-Tang Clan, David Banner and Terror Squad, after the deal with Stevie Wonder fell through. The Awakening was released by Pharoahe <mask> on December 19, 2006<mask> released his second solo album in June of 2007. <mask> said that the album was a fresh, new sound for him. "Let's Go" was the B-side to the album's lead single, "Push". The song's music video and single were released in September of 2006 At a Brooklyn music festival in February 2007, <mask> <mask> released a second music video entitled "When the Gun Draws". The song he did with Prince Po called "Stray Bullet" was featured on the Stress: The Extinction Agenda album. In late 2007, a final video was made for the title track.Andy Morton directed it and it was shot on the Rock the Bells tour. MeLa and Showtyme are in the video. On July 9, 2009, <mask> <mask> allowed hip hop website HipHopDX.com to leak a song from his forthcoming album W.A.R. We are revolutionaries. On February 14, 2010, another song from <mask> was leaked, which was called "Clap (One Day)," produced by M-Phazes. W.A.R. is <mask> <mask>'s third solo album. In March of 2011.It featured guest appearances from a number of people. The album features production by Exile, Marco Polo, M-Phazes, Fatin, Diamond D, Mike loe, Samiyam, Adam Deitch, Eric Krasno and Pharoahe. The album has four singles: "Shine", "Clap (One Day)", "Black Hand Side" and "Assassins". A documentary about the making of the album will be included in a ten-year anniversary re-issue of Internal Affairs. <mask> <mask> was a judge on the Ultimate MC TV show in 2011.

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title: Pharoahe Monch

texts: <mask> <mask>'s first appearance on an R&B song was "It Ain't The Money" on Macy Gray's 2003 album The Trouble With Being Myself. On April 15, 2014, Pharoahe released his fourth album, "PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder", under his independent label, W.A.R.The media. His third album, W.A.R., was a conceptual follow up. We are revolutionaries. There were two singles on the album, "Damage" and "Bad M.F. Both were produced by Lee Stone. Keyon Harrold's song "Her Beauty Through My Eyes" features <mask> <mask>. The rap-rock supergroup th1rt3en released their debut single "Palindrome" in September 2019.On its 20th anniversary, Internal Affairs was finally released to streaming services. Cypress Hill, "666 (Three Six Word Stories)" and "Cult 45" were three of the singles on Th1rt3en's debut album A Magnificent Day for an Exercism, which was released two years later on January 22, 2021. <mask> <mask> has a reputation as one of underground hip hop's pre-eminent lyricists, crafting intricate and intelligent raps. According to his book, There's a God on the Mic, Monch is one of the best MCs of all time. daring him or her to keep up. Monch compares writing and recording his lyrics to writing and filming a movie, saying he will "punch-in" his vocals so he can "retake some things, just like a film". He said that he wrote the lyrics before he wrote the verse for his biggest hit, "Simon Says".Monch will use single lines five years later. Jazz music and musicians such as John Coltrane inspired his vocal delivery. Internal Affairs and W.A.R. are solo albums. The group albums Organized Konfusion and Stress: The Extinction Agenda have Prince Po as Organized

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title: Kevin Cash

texts: <mask> was born on December 6, 1977 and is a baseball manager and former player in the Major League Baseball. <mask> was a catcher in MLB for the Toronto BlueJays, Houston Astros, and New York Yankees. <mask> was listed as a player, batting and throwing right-handed. He was a coach for the Indians before he was hired as the manager. <mask> was the American League Manager of the Year in both 2020 and 2021. <mask> was a second baseman on the team that reached the Little League World Series in 1989. He was a member of the baseball team at Florida State.<mask> was an infielder at Florida State. He had a career batting average of.299 with a............. He played in two College World Series for Florida State, including a second-place finish in 1999, when he was voted second-team All American at third base by the NCBWA. He played for the Falmouth Commodores in 1999 in the Cape Cod Baseball League. <mask> earned league All-Star and teamMVP honors after being asked to play catcher. He was a free agent when he signed with Toronto. <mask> began his professional playing career in 2000 with the Hagerstown Suns, a Class A farm team of the Blue Jays.He reached the Triple-A level in 2002. <mask> appeared in seven games for Toronto in the 2002 MLB season. He appeared in a total of

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texts: 101 games with the Blue Jays from 2002 to 2004, mainly as a backup catcher and defensive replacement. <mask> was traded to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays for pitcher Chad Gaudin. <mask> played 13 games for the Devil Rays in 2005, batting.161 with two home runs and two RBIs. After clearing waivers, <mask> was assigned to the Triple-A Durham Bulls, where he played the entire 2006 season. He became a free agent after the season.On January 24, 2007, Boston Red Sox Cash signed a minor league contract. On August 17, 2007, Doug Mirabelli pulled a calf muscle rounding third base in the first game of a twin bill against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. <mask> was flown to Boston from Canada to catch the second game of the game. He arrived at the park after the game had started. He started the game against the Angels. <mask> became a free agent on November 2, 2007, after he refused to accept an assignment to the Red Sox. <mask> re-signed with the Red Sox on December 13, 2007, and was invited to spring training.<mask>'s contract was purchased on March 25, 2008. He was the personal catcher for Tim Wakefield after Mirabelli left. In the Division Series, <mask> caught two outs in one game without batting, and in the League Championship Series he appeared in three games and was 1-for-3

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texts: at the plate with a home run. <mask> was a free agent after being non-tendered by the Red Sox. <mask> appeared in 73 games with Boston, batting.207 with three home runs and 19 RBIs. The uniform number 36 was worn by <mask> with the Red Sox until August 16, 2008, when Paul Byrd joined the team. <mask> switched to number 30.<mask> signed a minor league deal with the New York Yankees and was invited to spring training. He started the season with the Yankees. On May 8, <mask> was called up due to injuries. After undergoing surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff, <mask> was placed on the disabled list and was optioned back to Triple-A. He played in 10 games for the Yankees, batting.231 with three RBIs. <mask> was released by the Yankees organization on September 5, 2009. <mask> signed a minor league contract with the Houston Astros on January 25, 2010, after changing his mind.<mask> was called up to the Astros on May 5, 2010, to replace J. R. Towles. In 20 games with Houston, <mask> was batting.204 with two home runs and four RBIs. <mask> was traded to the Red Sox for infielder ngel Snchez on July 1, 2010, after Boston catchers went on the disabled list. In 29 games, <mask> was batting.133 (8-for-60) with one run. <mask> had a.167 average from his time with Houston and

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title: Kevin Cash

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texts: when he was hired as the manager of the Tampa Bay Rays. In 2015, <mask> was successful on a lower percentage of replay challenges than any other MLB manager with 10 or more challenges. The Oakland A's defeated the Rays in the Wild Card Game, but they lost to the Astros in the Division Series. On September 1, 2020, New York Yankees pitcher Aroldis Chapman threw a pitch that narrowly missed the head of Mike Brosseau. <mask> warned the Yankees that he had a lot of guys that throw 98 mph.Period. <mask> was suspended for one game for his comments. The 2020 World Series will be played between the Houston Astros and the New York Yankees. The World Series was won by the Los Angeles Dodgers. <mask> made a controversial decision in game six of the series, removing starting pitcher and former Cy Young award winnerBlake Snell from the game in the sixth. Snell had only allowed two hits. While the move was typical of the season long strategy for the Rays, many have pointed to the move of insert reliver Nick Anderson as the real detriment, and Anderson himself accepted much of the blame.In the 2020 playoffs, Anderson pitched over 14 hours. The move resulted in Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts doubling with a runner on, setting up Seager to drive in the go ahead runs. Many members of

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texts: the media, fans and players were upset with this move. <mask> regretted it because it didn't work out. I feel like the thought process was correct. If we had to do it again, I would be very confident in Nick Anderson. The second straight division title was secured on September 25, 2021."We've proven we're the best team in the American League for six months," <mask> said. Let's do it for one more month and see where we go. <mask> is the nephew of a former MLB player. <mask> and his wife, Emily, have three children. The awards and honors include the 1999 College World Series, the 2001 Florida State League All-Star Team, and the 2002 All-Star Futures


title: Antonio Giovinazzi

texts: <mask> was a runner-up in the Formula 3 European Championship and a runner-up in the GP2 Series. The third and reserve driver for the season will be <mask>. At the Australian Grand Prix, he replaced the injured Wehrlein. He replaced Wehrlein at the Chinese Grand Prix as he continued his recovery. <mask> was in F1 for Alfa Romeo Racing. In 2000 <mask> began karting. The Italian National Trophy 60cc and Euro Trophy 60 Championships were won by him.He was a champion in the KF2 class in both 2010 and 2011. In 2012 he started his single seater career by competing in Formula Pilota China. He won six times in his debut season and was the overall champion. He raced in the last round of the 2012 Formula Abarth season at Monza. He did not receive any points because he was a guest driver. The Double R Racing team had three competitors in the British Formula Three Championship, including Formula Three Giovinazzi. He ended the season as runner-up to Jordan King after winning two races.In the Masters of Formula 3, <mask> finished in 10th place. The Double R Racing team was where <mask> made his debut in the Formula 3 European Championship. He scored his first points at the fourth round, finishing 11th in the first race. At the final race of the season, he finished 6th. The season ended in 15th place with 45 points for <mask>. <mask> competed in the Formula 3 European Championship with Jagonya Ayam. His first podium finish was in Formula 3.His first two wins came from pole position, the first at the Red Bull Ring and the second at the Nrburgring. He finished the season in 6th place with 238 points and had two wins, seven podium finishes, two pole positions and three fastest laps. In 2015, a field which included future Formula One competitors Charles Leclerc, Lance

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texts: Stroll, George Russell and Alexander Albon, included <mask> and Jagonya Agam. He was a contender for much of the season, but lost out to Felix. The championship runner-up was <mask> with 412.5 points. He had six wins, twenty podium finishes, four pole positions and four fastest laps. He won the Masters of Formula 3 race after starting from 2nd on the grid.After the end of his European Formula 3 season, <mask> entered the Macau Grand Prix and qualified in 4th place. He caused a multi-car pile up on the first lap of the race after colliding with Daniel Juncadella. <mask> was demoted to 10th after he was given a 20-second penalty for an incident during the race. He finished in 4th place at the main event. During the DTM test in 2015, <mask> was called up to replace the suspended Timo Scheider for the round at Moscow Raceway. He finished in 19th and 21st. Sean Gelael and <mask> competed in the LMP2 class in the Asian LeMans Series.They won both races at Buriram and Sepang. Gelael andMitch Evans, along with <mask>, entered the round of the European LeMans Series in which they came 5th. Giedo van der Garde and Gelael van der Garde finished 4th in the LMP2 class in the 2016 6 Hours of Fuji, in which they were part of the Extreme Speed Motorsports team. He finished 2nd in the following round in Shanghai with Gelael and Tom. He was a part of the team that drove a 488 GTE for the 24 Hours of LeMans. He finished the race in the GTE category. GP2 Series <mask> joined the series with Prema Powerteam, along with Red Bull Junior and Pierre Gasly.After a poor start by finishing outside the points and losing the reverse grid pole in the first two rounds, <mask> scored victories in both the feature and sprint races to become the first driver since Davide Valsecchi in

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texts: 2012 to do the double. After Gasly won the feature race on Saturday, his teammate, <mask>, took the pole position and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He was disqualified from the Monza session due to a technical problem. The Feature Race was won by him despite starting from the back of the grid. At Sepang, <mask> overtook Sergey Sirotkin for his 5th win of the season and took the lead of the championship. Pierre Gasly led by 12 points into the final race after his victory in the Abu Dhabi feature race. Alex Lynn won the race, however, after making a poor start, he was unable to overturn the 12-point gap, and Gasly won the championship by 8 points.<mask> would have been the first rookies to win the title since Hlkenberg. He would have been the last GP2 champion as the series would become the Formula 2 Championship. On September 5, 2016 it was announced that <mask> would be doing simulator work. He was confirmed as a third driver in December. As a reserve and test driver, <mask> participated in pre-season testing for the season. He replaced the injured Wehrlein in his DTM debut two years prior. He didn't feel fit enough for a complete race distance due to his training deficit, which was caused by his crash at the Race of Champs.He finished 12th on his debut. He was the first Italian driver to start a Formula One race since

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texts: Jarno Trulli in 2011. Wehrlein crashed out during the race and was replaced by <mask>. The Haas F1 Team had seven free practice sessions with <mask>. <mask> was a reserve and test driver. During the season, he took part in six free practice sessions. Kimi Rikknen replaced Marcus Ericsson as the team's reserve driver during the season.He scored his first points at the 10th race and finished 10th. It was the first points finish for an Italian in Formula One since the 2010 Korean Grand Prix. After a mechanical problem caused him to spin out into a gravel trap, he retired from the next race in Britain. He was running in ninth place when he crashed out on the last lap. Frédéric Vasseur, the team principal, said "We had a tough discussion with <mask>, because these kind of things can decide your career." We were thinking about the future. At this stage of the season, Rikknen had scored 31 points, while <mask> had collected one point.The second half of the season was better for <mask>. His ninth-place finish at his first home race in Formula One earned him points a week after the Belgian Grand Prix. After the leaders had left the race, <mask> took the lead for four laps. He had never led a Formula One Grand Prix. It was the first time since 1983 that Alfa Romeo had a leader. For the second race in a row, <mask> scored points. He crossed the line in sixth place and was promoted to fifth after Lewis Hamilton was fined.The season ended in 17th place with 14 points for <mask>. Alfa Romeo retained <mask> and Rikknen for the 2020 season. At the first race of the season in Austria, <mask> qualified 18th but finished ninth after nine other cars retired from the race. <mask> crashed at turn 14 on the 11th lap. The Williams of George Russell retired from the race

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texts: after a stray wheel from his car hit them. Four cars were eliminated from the race after he was involved in a high-speed accident during the safety car restart. He scored his second tenth-place finish after starting from last on the grid at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.For the first time since the Austrian Grand Prix, <mask> qualified for the third session. He retired from the race with gearbox problems. In the drivers' championship, <mask> ended the season in 17th place. He scored four points, the same number as teammate Rikknen, however Rikknen placed above <mask> by virtue of having more ninth-place finishes. Rikknen qualified for nine of the 17 races. Alfa Romeo retained <mask> and Rikknen. In his first Q3 appearance of the year, <mask> qualified 10th.He scored Alfa Romeo's first point of the season in 10th place. He would get eleventh in Azerbaijan. At the end of the 2021 season, <mask> left Alfa Romeo and became a reserve driver for Ferrari, sharing the duties with Mick Schumacher. As part of his contract with Ferrari, <mask> is going to act as a reserve driver for Alfa Romeo and the Haas customer teams. Sérgio Sette Cmara was signed by Dragon Penske Autosport to drive for them in the Formula E World Championship. As a guest driver, <mask> was ineligible for points. The season is still in progress.The driver did not finish the race, but was classified as having completed over 90 percent of the race distance. Complete Macau Grand Prix results, complete GP2 Series results and complete Formula One results. The Formula E season is still in progress. References External links 1993 births Living people Italian racing drivers Formula Masters China drivers Formula 3 European Championship drivers GP2 Series drivers British Formula Three Championship

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title: Henry Dumas

texts: <mask> was an African-American writer and poet. He was a commissioned editor at Random House who published both of his poetry and short stories in 1974. <mask> was born in Sweet Home, Arkansas, in 1934 and lived there until the age of ten, but he always kept with the religious and folk traditions of his hometown. He graduated from Commerce High School in 1953. He joined the Air Force after graduating from City College of New York. He spent eighteen months on the Arabian Peninsula and was stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. He met his future wife at Lackland.The couple wed in 1955. <mask> was a full-time and part-time student at Rutgers University without a degree when he was in the military. <mask> and Ponton had two sons, David and Michael. He became a teacher-counselor and director of language workshops at Southern Illinois University in 1967. The Hiram Poetry Review was edited by Dr. Edward W. Crosby at the time. The Hiram Review published some of <mask>'s early work. <mask> was an editor of the Hiram Review from 1967 to 1968.Eugene Redmond, one of <mask>'s fellow teachers and poet, was urged by Dr. Crosby to talk to <mask> about posthumously publishing his works. The die was cast, the arrangements were made, and with the help of Hale Chatfield, founder of the Hiram Poetry Review, his works were published. On May 23, 1968, <mask> was shot to death by a New York City transit police officer at the New York City subway station. The officer claimed that <mask> was threatening another man with a knife. <mask> slashed the officer's cheek when the officer ordered <mask> to drop the knife. The officer said that he fired three times. The Transit Police Department's records of the shooting were destroyed when the agency merged into the New York City

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texts: Police Department in 1995.<mask>'s death is often called a case of mistaken identity. <mask> was buried in New York. His death is mentioned in two poems, "An alphabet of my dead" by Robert Pinsky and "Night, for <mask> Dumas" by Aracelis Girmay. A small amount of <mask>'s work was published in magazines and journals in the 1960s. Various collections of <mask>'s work have been published thanks to the efforts of Eugene B. Redmond. <mask> worked for Southern Illinois University Press before he died. When she was an editor at Random House, Morrison read Poetry for My People and used her influence to have Random House publish two collections of <mask>'s published and unpublished writings.The book launch party was hosted by Morrison. Morrison said that <mask>'s work was "some of the most beautiful, moving, and profound poetry and fiction that I have ever read." The New York Times Book Review called <mask> the "most original Afro-American poet of the sixties" when he appeared in 1974. James Baldwin gave the Black Scholar's literary award to <mask>'s short story "Thalia" in 1976. Eugene Redmond, <mask>'s literary executor and editor, helped renew interest in <mask> in 1988 with the publication of the short story anthology, Goodbye Sweetwater, which contained both previously published and new works. The second anthology, Knees of a Natural Man, was released in 1989. Redmond hoped that the Black Lives Matter movement would help introduce <mask> to a whole new audience and bolster the foundation that the moment rests upon.Milo references <mask> multiple times in his songs, most notably in the song "Napping Under the Echo Tree", which is a reference to <mask>' book "Echo Tree: the Collected Short Fiction of <mask>". He is mentioned in the song's lyrics. <mask> said that at a young

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texts: age, he was heavily influenced by Moms Mabley and gospel music. <mask> used his spiritual upbringing as well as his experiences as a black child growing up in the south in his writings. The black experience is strongly related to the music and folk elements that <mask> had a strong interest in. He immersed himself in music in the 1960s, becoming one of the most important voices of the Black Power movement and the Black Arts movement. <mask> studied with Sun Ra.In 1979 <mask>'s poem "Black Paladins" became the title track for a recording. <mask> addresses a lot of 1960s themes. He proposed the recognition of both a dual heritage and that of each of its creators in his poem "Afro American." Margaret Walker and James Brown were major influences on his writing. There are elements of black Christianity, Islam, Sufi, Hinduism, Buddhism, Native American mythology, and African mythology in <mask>'s works. The themes of his fiction and poetry were related to the Black Arts. Poems for My People, Ark of Bones and Other Stories, Jonoah and the Green Stone and Rope of Wind and Other Stories are included.Carolyn A. Mitchell wrote "<mask> Dumas" in the Dictionary of Literary Biography. Trudier Harris and Thadious M. Davis wrote "Afro-American Poets since 1955". 89–99. John A. Williams wrote "<mask>mas: Black Word-Worker". 22, No. In the summer of 1988 there was a 2. Eugene B. Redmond wrote "The Ancient and Recent Voices within <mask>mas".The introduction to Knees of a Natural Man: The Selected Poetry of <mask> was written by Eugene B. Redmond. "Making the Bones Live Again: A Look at the 'Bones People' in August Wilson's Come and Gone and <mask>' Ark of Bones" was written by Dana A. Williams. Jeffrey B. The University of Georgia Press has a book called Leak, Visible Man: The Life of

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title: François-Régis de La Bourdonnaye

texts: <mask> was a French national deputy from 1819 to 1830. He was known for his violent attacks on the Bourbon Restoration governments. He was briefly the Minister of the Interior. Before the July Revolution ended his political career, he was made a peer of France. <mask> was born in March of 1777. He was from a branch of a noble family that was involved in the crusades and settled in Anjou a century before. He joined the infantry in 1786 as an officer.He was a member of the pro-monarchy Chevaliers du poignard who placed themselves at the service of King Louis XVI during the early days of the French Revolution. The National Guard arrested him at the Tuileries on February 28, and he was sent back to Brianon after a few days. After the army of Condé was dissolved, <mask>naye spent several months in Switzerland. He stayed in Orléans under the name Guibert after returning to France. He married Mlle Volaige <mask> on 23 Fruct Vidor. He was forced to leave France again and return to Switzerland. He lived at the Chteau de Mésangeau in the Drain commune of the Maine-et-Loire department until October 1802.In 1802 <mask>e was called to represent the canton of Champtoceaux in the electoral college. He was appointed to the General Council of Maine-et-Loire by decree. He was a member of the Angers Municipal Council until 1816. He proposed to the General Council in 1806 to make Napoleon the hereditary ruler, and was twice commissioned by the Municipal Council and General Council to carry to the foot of the throne the "tribute of gratitude and admiration of the department". He ran for the legislative body

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texts: but was not elected. He was a member of the General Council. The General Council was chaired by him in 1813 and 1814, and in 1814 he requested and received the oath of allegiance from his colleagues.<mask> was elected deputy of Maine-et-Loire in the National Assembly. He was seen as the leader of the extreme right of the royalist party. He presented a proposal to add three categories to the proscribed people list. The first were those who held important military or civil positions when Napoleon regained power. The second included generals, corps commanders, garrison commanders and prefects who went over to the usurper and obeyed his orders. regicides who accepted positions from the usurper were included in the third category. The first and second categories should be tried and sentenced to death.All three should be sequestered. The Duke of Richelieu tabled a bill that was less strict than <mask>naye's proposal, but it was accepted. <mask>e was reelected on October 4, 1816 despite opposition from the Decazes ministry. He used the debate over the electoral laws to oppose the government. He first challenged the idea that 100,000 voters could represent the whole nation, but rather than propose enfranchising more voters, he proposed less, conjuring a picture of ambitious men using the mob to gain power. He fought against the laws on personal freedom and the press. The new nickname was "Ajax of the Right".The overthrow of the Decazes ministry was due to his attacks. On 13 November 1820, <mask>naye was reelected. He joined with the left to attack the second Richelieu ministry, which was forced

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texts: to resign after several hostile votes. Initially he was more satisfied with the Ministry of Joseph de VIllle, but later became more hostile. The chamber named <mask>naye as their first candidate for president, but the king preferred Auguste Ravez, the runner-up, and <mask>naye had to settle for the vice- presidency. When Franois-<mask> Chateaubriand became Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1823, <mask>naye broke with him. He had extreme right-wing views.He was reelected in March 1824. He supported compensation for the émigrés who left France to avoid the Revolution, saying that the bill would see "tranquility assured for ever, and all classes of society returned to their state before the Revolution." He was reelected in November of 1823. Even though he won the most votes in the first poll, he wasn't chosen as president of the Chamber or the Minister of Finance. His opposition to the government seems to have lessened at this time. The portfolio of the Interior was given to <mask>urdonnaye by <mask> Polignac. The appointment was highly controversial, and the liberal press recalled his association with the proscriptions and the oppression and executions that had followed in the south of France.After being made president of the council of ministers, <mask>e resigned because he couldn't accept cabinet discipline. He was made Minister of State and member of the Privy Council by a royal decree in January 1830. The July Revolution ended <mask>e's political career. He retired to his house. On July 28, 1839, he died near Drain, Maine-et-Loire. Sources include births and deaths of French interior

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title: Sam Moore

texts: <mask> is an American vocalist who was a member of the soul and R&B group Sam & Dave from 1961 to 1981. He is a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Recording Academy Hall of Fame, and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame. <mask> is best known for his work as <mask> of the soul music duo Sam & Dave. <mask> has performed in a variety of concerts, from the Atlantic Records 40th anniversary party in 1988 to the New Orleans Jazz Festival in 2006 In 1994, <mask> performed in a tribute to Elvis Presley, in 2006 he performed in a tribute to Wilson Pickett, and in 2006 he performed in a tribute to Smokey Robinson. <mask> has recorded live and recorded recorded performances with many famous recording artists. The editor and co-writer of <mask>'s book was Dave Marsh, a close friend of <mask>.<mask> received a lifetime achievement award in the UK. <mask> and Dave had performed with groups such as the Sensational Hummingbirds and the Melionaires. Henry Stone, a regional producer, signed them to Roulette Records after they met in The King of Hearts Club. After modest success at Roulette, they were signed by Jerry Wexler to Atlantic Records, then "loaned" out to Stax Records to produce, record and release their records. The duo's November 1965, single, "You Don't Know Like I Know", started a series of ten straight top twenty R&B hits. "I'm Comin'", "You Got Me Hummin'", "When Something Is Wrong with My Baby", and "I Thank You" were all released in the 1960's. They wrote most of their hits.In most recordings, they were backed by the piano with Booker T and The Memphis Horns. Their first break-up was due to the end of their association with the Stax record label. Sam & Dave had a brief resurgence in popularity due to the Blues Brothers's 1979 recording of "Soul Man". The last performance they did together was on December 31, 1981 in San Francisco. On April 9, 1988, Prater died in a car crash. <mask> began his solo career after breaking up with Prater. He formed a new act called "Sam's Soul Together

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texts: 1970 Review" which featured a singer and an orchestra.<mask> had three singles on Atlantic Records. The singles, along with other recordings, were to be released on an album. The album was put on hold in August 1971 after King Curtis was murdered. <mask> and Prater recorded and performed together over the next decade. <mask> married his wife Joyce in Europe in the spring of 1982. She helped <mask> overcome a lengthy battle with drug addiction, which the couple later discussed in detail in <mask>'s book Sam & Dave - An Oral History, co-written with Dave Marsh and published in 1997. <mask> went public with his addiction in 1983, became a strong anti-drug advocate and worked as a volunteer for anti-drug programs.<mask> and McRae have worked together to advocate for artist's rights, royalties and pension payments. Bookers wanted "Sam & Dave" and <mask> wanted to be a solo artist, which made it difficult for him to find steady performing work during the 1980s. <mask> said that <mask> limited his opportunities to play as a solo artist because he was hired to perform the "<mask>" part for the Sam & Dave act. <mask> was successful in getting an injunction against them performing in a few individual cities and counties. There is no national law that prevents bands from revealing if they were original performers or not. <mask> testified before Congress on the topic of Imposters in 1989. <mask> performed on a song called "You Must Not Be Drinkin' Enough" in 1984.<mask> recorded a re-recording of "soul man" with Lou Reed. The song made it to the top. The UK Singles Chart has 30 on it. Dan Aykroyd and The Blues Brothers Band were a part of the Elwood Blues Revue. <mask> and Junior Walker played the legendary soul duo "The Swanky Modes" in the 1988 film Tapeheads. <mask> performed the song "Ordinary Man" from the film on Late Night with David Letterman. It was one of the few times where performers from the Stax camp performed or recorded together.<mask> toured in Europe in 1990. A performance

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texts: from the Monaco Soul Festival was filmed and broadcast in France. <mask> recorded several songs on Red, Hot & Blues with Lee Atwater, a Republican Party official. <mask> received a Pioneer Award from the Rhythm & Blues Foundation in 1991. <mask> and Prater were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on January 15, 1992 and <mask> brought his former writing and producing partners to the ceremony to recognize their contributions. David Prater, Jr. was brought to the ceremony to acknowledge his former singing partner. <mask> plans to record a solo album with duets with Bruce Springsteen, Phil Collins and others.<mask> recorded several songs for the Human Touch album. <mask> had a hit in 1994 with "Rainy Night In Georgia". <mask> toured through the 1990s. "I'm a Dole Man" was released in 1996 with the "soul man" lyrics rewritten for Bob Dole to play at voter rallies. The campaign was forced to stop using the song after the publishing rights of the song did not agree with the claim that it was a parody. <mask> played the Reverend Morris in the movie Blues Brothers 2000, fulfilling a childhood dream of being a preacher. In 1999, "soul man" was in the gramophone hall of fame.<mask>'s solo album, recorded in 1971 but never released, finally hit the record stores in 2002. A four-star review from USA Today was given to Plenty Good Lovin. Only the Strong Survive was directed by D. A. Pennebaker and starred <mask>. The film was shown at two film festivals in 2002. <mask> talks about his drug use in the film. There is a permanent wall display and video display at the Stax Museum in Memphis, Tennessee, where <mask> and Dave are featured in a film. In December 2004, Rolling Stone magazine named "soul man" one of the 500 greatest songs of all time, and <mask> was a featured guest performer.<mask> was featured in an episode of the Legends Rock TV Show. On August 29, 2006 <mask> released his first solo album, Overnight Sensational, produced by Randy Jackson and featuring Sting, Mariah Carey,

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texts: Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, and 20 other guest stars (produced with and available on Rhino Records). The album received some positive reviews, most notably for the song "You Are So Beautiful", which featured <mask>, Billy Preston and Eric Clapton that received aGrammy Award nomination. In 2008, <mask> sent a cease and desist letter to the Barack Obama campaign to stop the use of his material at rallies. At the Creative Coalition's Presidential Inaugural Ball in January 2009, <mask> performed with Sting and Elvis Costello. In December 2008, Sam & Dave: The Original Soul Men DVD was released in the US, featuring video performances of <mask> & Dave from 1966 to 1980. <mask> filed a lawsuit against the Weinsteins in February 2009, claiming that the film was based on the careers of <mask> and Dave.At the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's 25th anniversary concert held at Madison Square Garden on October 29 and 30, 2009, <mask> performed the <mask> & Dave hits "soul man" and "hold on, I'm Comin'" <mask> performed at a concert for George Jones in Nashville. <mask> released a song called They Killed a King. <mask> re- recorded the song at the Royal Studios in Memphis, Tennessee in January of last year. Mark Plati and Firmin Michiels produced the song. Bobbejaan Schoepen (Belgium) and Jimmy James Ross (aka Mel Turner, born in Trinidad-Tobago) wrote the lyrics in May 1968. The song was rediscovered after four decades.<mask> sang "America the Beautiful" at Donald Trump's inaugural concert. Before his performance, <mask> stated that he was honored to be a part of the ceremony and would not give in to pressure from left-wing activists to cancel his performance. <mask> performed live at the Royal Albert Hall with Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra in a tribute concert to 50 years of Stax Records. <mask> and Michael McDonald performed on the Yamaha Grand Stage at the NAMM show in Anaheim, CA. Discography studio albums Holiday albums Singles featured singles Music videos References

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title: Yirmiyahu Yovel

texts: <mask> was an Israeli philosopher and public intellectual. He was a professor at the New School for Social Research in New York and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. <mask> was a political columnist in Israel, a cultural and political critic, and a frequent presence in the media. <mask> was a member of the French order of the Palme académique. His books were written in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Rumanian, Hebrew, Korean and Japanese. <mask> was married to <mask>, a novelist and community organizer, and they had a son, <mask>, a poet and law professor, and a daughter, Ronny, a classical musician. <mask> was born in Haifa, Palestine, and graduated from the Hebrew Reali School.He completed his B.A. after studying philosophy and economics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. M.A. in 1961. In 1964. He supported his studies as a radio news editor. He went to the Sorbonne to complete his studies after declining a permanent career in broadcasting. He earned his PhD in 1968. Nathan was his adviser.<mask> came to the university because he was suspicious of rationalism. <mask> was estranged from the collectivist ideals and political ideologies of the time because of their demand to monopolize and politicize all intellectual concerns. Religion was not the answer, but rather an escape. <mask> has shared from the beginning the radical drive of the philosopher, which can be emotionally taxing but also liberating. The program of critical reason and the concept of finite rationality provided <mask> with the terms for a constructive critique of rationalism, one that recognizes rationality as indispensable for human life and culture, even while taking its finitude. <mask> believes that the history of philosophy can be fruitfully reconstructed by using a method of immanent reconstruction. His position is described as a philosophy of immanence, which, following Spinoza, views the world as all there is and as the sole source of social and political normativity.His two-volume Spinoza and Other Heretics traces the idea of

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texts: immanence back to Spinoza and follows its adventures in later thinkers of modernity. <mask> was to return as a visiting professor at both the Sorbonne and the Princeton University. <mask>'s attitude towards Anglo-American analytic philosophy was shaped by his time on both sides of the Atlantic. His demand for clarity and precision was a hallmark of his writing, but he criticized its often scholastic tendencies and ahistorical approach. <mask> <mask> was a prominent voice in Israeli intellectual life. He wrote many columns in major papers about public attitudes and government policies. He was an early advocate of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, and strongly opposed the settlement activity in the West Bank and Gaza as politically wrong and motivated by false Messianism.<mask>'s involvement in journalism began in his student days. He co-founded the weekly news magazine at radio Israel. He served two terms on the council of the independent Israeli broadcasting authority. He hosted 30 major TV programs on social and political issues, including drugs, gay liberation, divorce, adoption, violence in sports, Arab land rights, and the right to die. He was a military reporter in the Sinai frontline in the 1967 and 1973 war. He was one of the few journalists who insisted on reporting the truth about Israel's military setbacks in the early stages of the war. After Labor's historic defeat in 1977, he joined "Circle 77," a group of intellectuals that tried to reform the Labor party, but found himself unsuitable for party politics.He published scores of political columns in the written press until the 1990s. He held the Shulman Chair of Philosophy at the Hebrew University, where he served in various academic posts. He lectured in numerous universities around the world, including Columbia, Milan, Oxford, Paris IV, and others. In 1994 he accepted an appointment to teach at the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research which became his second academic home. He retired in 2010 after being nominated to the Hans Jonas

masks: Yovel Yovel Yirmiyahu Yovel Yovel


title: Yirmiyahu Yovel

texts: Chair in Philosophy. The Jerusalem Spinoza Institute was founded in 1986 to foster Spinoza scholarship, and to promote public education around ideas associated with Spinoza, both as an all- European thinker and as an example of Jewish modernity. <mask> won the Israel Prize in 2000 for his work in philosophy.His thank-you address was titled "A Report on the State of Reason." <mask> reported that Reason is besieged by inner and outer enemies. Reason has an overambitious tendency to exceed its limits and control, as well as three external enemies: mysticism, global commercial culture, and post-modern radical critique. <mask> argued that these challenges can be tackled by a sober attitude, committed to reason all while accepting its fallibility, finitude, and lack of absolute character. This is rationality on a human scale, not a secular replica of religion. There are many scholarly articles and books published by Publications Yirmiyahu Yovel. He edited and translated several books, including a 5-volume encyclopedia of Jewish modern secular culture.The journalist's credits include dozens of press columns and major TV programs. The first book written by <mask> was called Kant and the Renewal of Metaphysics. <mask>'s book argues that Kant's program was to replace the old metaphysics with a new critical one and that he had been held to have destroyed metaphysics. Even if the questions exceed the range of legitimate answers, they are still significant. To pretend to answer the questions is equally irrational. In the absence of a critique, Reason in Kant has both a critical and a metaphysical interest. The critical turn resolves the antinomy in two stages.First, it establishes a system of synthetic a-priori categories and principles that function as a valid metaphysics of the immanent domain, and second, it re-orients the metaphysical drive from its search of empty, illusory objects back. The system of supersensible elements that determines the entities in the sensible world and concerns the meaning of their being was understood by Kant.

masks: Yovel Yovel Yovel Yovel Yovel