title: Thomas Doughty (explorer)

texts: <mask> was an English nobleman, soldier, scholar and personal secretary of Christopher Hatton. His association with Francis Drake, on a 1577 voyage to raid Spanish treasure fleets, ended in a shipboard trial for treason and witchcraft, and he was executed. Although some scholars doubt the validity of the charges of treason, and question Drake's authority to try and execute Doughty, the incident set an important precedent: according to a history of the English Navy, titled To Rule the Waves: How the British Navy Shaped the Modern World. Drake's military actions in Ireland were the source of conflict. In 1577, Drake, <mask> and John Wynter left England for a trip to Alexandria. Drake's real mission was to interfere with Spanish treasure fleets in the New World, and whether he proceeded with the full knowledge and sanction of Queen Elizabeth I is still a topic of scholarly debate. The three men shared responsibility for the voyage but Drake assumed the role of commander of the expedition which caused tension between them.The Santa Maria was captured by the Portuguese. When <mask> stole from the captured cargo of the vessel, the tension between Drake and Doughty got worse. Drake assumed command of the Mary and was replaced by <mask>. Drake's hostility increased due to his brother's rancor. Drake demoted Doughty to command of the Swan supply vessel. He began to complain bitterly about "the Captain General" after this insult proved too much for him. When the Swan became separated from the rest of the fleet during a storm, Drake became convinced that he was practicing witchcraft.On 17 May 1578, after the reunion of the fleet, Drake struck Doughty and ordered him tied to the mast. The sailors were

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texts: general. Drake asked if there were any reasonable proposals of alternative solutions after the men agreed. Drake refused to allow him to be set loose once the fleet reached Peru, even though he claimed that he would alert the Spaniards to their mission. John Wynter volunteered to keep Doughty prisoner on his ship, Elizabeth, to which Drake initially agreed, but qualified the statement by saying that the ship would have to return to England with no share of the treasure they would gain from attacking Spanish ships. Wynter was shouted down by his crewmen. The contemporary account states that after the holy repast, they both ate at the same table, each cheering up. On July 2, 1578, <mask> was beheaded.Drake changed the name of his flagship from The Pelican to The Golden Hind in order to honor Christopher Hatton, who had a hind crest. The conditions of the case have inspired many theories as to what transpired between Drake and Doughty. The rumour that Doughty had been intimate with Mary was perpetuated by Drake's family. Historians think that Doughty was a spy for Burghley throughout the voyage. According to analysis, not all of the men wanted to be a part of the pirate raid. John Wynter spoke against it. Drake wanted to set a stern example against indiscipline in the crew, and his choice to hold <mask>'s trial on the same spot where Ferdinand Magellan had executed his men could hardly have been coincidental. There were bouts of dissent in the rest of the circumnavigation.In January 1580, when Drake became stranded on a reef off the Celebes Sea, the ship's chaplain gave a sermon connecting their troubles to the unjust demise of Doughty. Despite his obvious lack of authority, Drake chained him to a

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texts: hatch cover and pronounced him excommunicated for this action. Drake was haunted by the Doughty incident when he returned to England. The action was dismissed because of a technicality. Edward Bright, the carpenter who was promoted to the position of master of the ship, was seen as a bribe for lying to the jury. Drake wasn't able to show that he had clear authority to act. There was a rumour that Drake was going to be hired by the Earl ofLeicester to kill him.According to the contemporary screed,Leicester wanted <mask>'s death because he could incriminate him in the murder of Earl of Essex. The Doughty incident is referred to in the poem "Portsmouth's Looking Glass" by the 2nd Earl of Rochester, as if it is a casual reference to judicial malfeasance. Robert E. Howard's Solomon Kane poem, "The One Black Stain" is about the subject of <mask>'s execution. In the 1960s UK children's TV series Sir Francis Drake 'The Doughty Plot', the story of how Doughty was tried and executed is recounted, though it is not historically accurate and makes Drake out as the hero. "Drake's Venture", a full costume drama of the key events, was made for television in 1980. There are references to Andrews, K.R. The aims of Drake's expedition.The American Historical Review is an anthology. 73, No. 3. In February 1968, pp. 712–712. Samuel Bawlf. Sir Francis Drake had a secret voyage.New York, 2004. William Camden. Annals. "Corbett." The Tudor Navy and Drake. Longmans. Green and Co. was founded in 1898.John Cummins. Drake and his reputation. Jan 1996. "David" is the name of the man. The case of Mr. It was Doughty. The magazine is from Edinburgh.In 1898, 163 (Jan–June 1898): 796–808. Arthur, Herman. The British Navy shaped

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texts: the modern world. New York,Harper Perennial. The post mortem of <mask>y. Samuel Johnson. The life of Sir Francis Drake.The works of Samuel Johnson. Arthur Murphy is the author. 1816 was the year. "Harry" is the name of the person. The Queen's Pirate was Sir Francis Drake. The Yale University Press was published in 1998. "Leicester's Commonwealth."Rene Moelker. The naval profession and maritime supremacy are covered by Norbert Elias. The British Journal of Sociology is a journal. No. Issue No. 54 3 September 2003 pp. 373–389.Samuel Purchas. In fiue bookes, Purchas his pilgrimes. The first of the voyages and peregrinations made by ancient kings, patriarkes, apostles, philosophers, and others was to the remoter parts of the knowne world. There is a description of all the circum-nauigations of the globe. There are three voyages of English-men along the coast of Africa. There are four English voyages beyond the East Indies. The English nation in the eastern part of the world had five nauigations, voyages, traffiques, discoueries.Gregory Robinson. The trial and death of a man. The Mariner's Mirror 7 was published in 1921. Robjohns is in Australia. Buckland Abbey and Sir Francis Drake. The Royal Historical Society had transactions. William is a senior.Drake was at the suit of John Doughty. The Mariner's Mirror 7 was published in 1923. Spate, Khristian. The lake is Spanish. The Australian National University Press. John Sugden. The man is Sir Francis Drake.New York: Henry Holt. W. Vaux. There is an ed. Sir Francis Drake wrote The World Encompassed. Elibron Classics was published in 2005. John was the 2nd Earl of Rochester. "Portsmouth's Looking Glass."People were executed under Elizabeth I for being


title: Gina Raimondo

texts: <mask> is an American politician and venture capitalist who is the 40th Secretary of Commerce in the United States. She was the first female Governor of Rhode Island and a member of the Democratic Party. She was the General Treasurer of Rhode Island from 2011 to 2015. She was the Democratic candidate for Rhode Island's governorship. <mask> won the election with 42% of the vote in a three-way race against Allan Fung, a Republican, and Robert Healey, a businessman. She was re-elected on November 6. She was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to be the United States Secretary of Commerce.The vote was 84 to 15. <mask> <mask> was born in 1971 and grew up in Rhode Island. She is the youngest of Josephine and <mask>'s three children. Joseph worked at the Bulova watch factory in Rhode Island. He lost his job when the factory in Providence was shut down. Raimondo was a childhood friend of the U.S. Senator Jack Reed.One of the first girls allowed to attend a Catholic school was <mask>, who was the valedictorian of her high school. Raimondo graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude in economics from Harvard College in 1993, where she worked on the staff of The Harvard Crimson. Quincy House was where she resided while at Harvard. She graduated from New College, Oxford in 2002 with a Doctor of Philosophy and a Master of Arts degree. Stephen Nickell and Anne H. Gauthier supervised her thesis while she was a postgraduate student. Raimondo graduated from Yale Law School with a Juris Doctor degree. Raimondo was a law clerk to federal judge Kimba Wood of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.Raimondo was senior vice president for fund development at the Manhattan offices of Village Ventures, a venture capital firm backed by Bain Capital and Highland Capital Groups. Raimondo co-found the first venture capital firm in Rhode Island, Point Judith Capital. Point Judith relocated to Boston. Raimondo worked as a general partner at Point Judith, covering health care

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texts: a greater understanding of personal finance," she wrote. Raimondo wrote an op-ed for The Providence Journal in support of payday lending reform.<mask> was elected governor of Rhode Island in a three-way race in which she won 42% of the vote. Rhode Island has a female governor. She was one of nine incumbent female governors of the United States at the time of her resignation. Rhode Island had the nation's highest unemployment rate when she ran for governor. Raimondo has cut taxes every year and removed thousands of pages of regulations. She raised the state minimum wage to $11.50, created a sick- leave entitlement, financed the largest infrastructure program in the state's history, appointed more judges of color than any previous Rhode Island governor, and made community colleges tuition-free. Raimondo was elected as the vice chair of the Democratic Governors Association.She became chair of the Democratic Governors Association in 2019. Raimondo became the first candidate to get a majority of votes in Rhode Island since 2006 when she won reelection to a second term as Governor. Raimondo ranked at the bottom of approval ratings for all governors in the United States between assuming office and the end of 2019. In the midst of the COVID-19 epidemic, Microsoft News conducted a poll to find out how well governors were handling the issue. A majority of Rhode Islanders said they approved of the work done by <mask> and her administration to keep people safe. One of the nation's highest per capita levels of testing for COVID-19 has been achieved by her state through a partnership with the nation's largest pharmacy chain. Her approval rating has gone up.The majority of states supported how governors are handling the Pandemic. Raimondo was tied with the governors of North Dakota and Utah for the highest rating. A new computer network system for the Rhode Island Executive Office of Health and Human Services dubbed the "Unified Health Infrastructure Project" saw scores of people without access to

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texts: of licensed kinship families.A majority of children placed in out-of- home care are placed in a foster home by the end of 2020. A 39% reduction in the number of youth placed in out-of-state care has been achieved by the Department's intensive reforms. The number of children placed in licensed foster family homes has increased. In early February 2020, Raimondo appeared alongside former Republican New York City Mayor and Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg at the Wexford Innovation Center in Providence to endorse his candidacy, a move she described as "an easy call". Raimondo was named a co-chair. The Governor's Office is prepared to do whatever it takes to support Mike and defeat Trump, according to the press secretary. Raimondo would have provided advice and attended events as campaign co-chair.Less than a month later, he dropped out of the race and endorsed Joe Biden. Raimondo endorsed Biden as well. She said it was an easy decision for her to support him despite his poor performance on the debate stage. Supporting Biden is an easy decision. Raimondo said it was time to unify behind Joe Biden. There was a clash with New York Gov. On March 28, 2020, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo threatened Raimondo with a lawsuit over a new state policy that would make sure people from New York would self-quarantine for 14 days.Raimondo repealed the order that specifically referred to New Yorkers and expanded it to include any out-of-state traveler entering Rhode Island with intent to stay. <mask> was mentioned as a possible cabinet secretary in the incoming Biden Administration after the 2020 United States presidential election. Raimondo said on December 3, 2020, that she wouldn't be taking the role of Secretary of Health and Human Services. She was considered to be the Secretary of the Treasury. On January 7, 2021, Biden nominated Raimondo to be his Secretary of Commerce. She appeared before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation. On March 1, the Senate voted


title: Gina Raimondo

texts: 84–15 in favor of cloture on the nomination, and Raimondo was confirmed the following day by a vote of 84–15.Vice President Kamala Harris swore in Tenure <mask> on March 3, 2021. Raimondo has become one of the "administration's secret weapons on the Hill" due to her role in negotiating the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. As Secretary of Commerce, Raimondo helped lead the U.S. response to the global chip shortage. The chip shortage presents a national and economic security threat to the U.S. The NSO Group was sanctioned by the Department of Commerce. Raimondo has worked with Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security, on coordinating cybersecurity policy. In September 2021, Raimondo accused China of violating the intellectual property rights of U.S> companies, and stated that the Chinese government has put in place "all kinds of different barriers for American companies to do business in China."Senator Tom Cotton criticized Raimondo for saying there's no point in talking about decelerating our economy from China. The only Cabinet member who didn't attend the first State of the Union address was <mask>, who was chosen as the designated survivor. <mask> married Andrew Kind Moffit on December 1, 2001. Cecilia and <mask> Moffit are the children of the couple. The family lives on the east side of Providence. <mask> is a Roman Catholic. <mask> is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.She has received awards from the northern Rhode Island chamber of commerce and the YWCA of northern Rhode Island. Raimondo was an alumni fellow at Yale. Raimondo is the vice chair of the board of directors of the largest homeless services organization in Rhode Island. She was the chair of the Quality Committee at the Women and Infants Hospital. She is a board member of La Salle Academy and Family Service of Rhode Island. Inauguration Program from the Rhode Island State Archives 1971 births of 21st-century American politicians can be found at the United States Department of Commerce

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title: Charles Rogers (wide receiver)

texts: <mask> was an American professional football player who was a wide receiver for three seasons in the National Football League. He was the top college wide receiver in the country while playing football for the Michigan State Spartans. The Detroit Lions selected him with the second overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft, but he was out of the league after only three years due to injuries and off-field issues. <mask> was raised by a single mother in Michigan. <mask> lived with his grandfather when he was six years old and his mother took a night job when she was in high school. <mask> was a member of the football, basketball, and track teams at the high school. He was a three-time all-state football player.<mask> played for the Spartans from 2000 to 2002. He broke many receiving records. The school records for most touchdown passes in a career with 27 and most receiving yards in a single game with 270 are still held by <mask>. Randy Moss had an NCAA record of 13 consecutive games with a touchdown catch. He won the Fred Biletnikoff Award and the Paul Warfield Trophy as the best college wide receiver in the nation during his junior season, and was a unanimous All-American. His stock went up dramatically in his junior year when, in a game against Notre Dame, he outjumped two defenders to catch a Jeff Smoker pass in the back of the end zone, then kept his left foot in bounds to score a touchdown. The Detroit Lions selected <mask> with the second overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft, one pick ahead of the University of Miami wide receiver.After catching 22 passes for 243 yards and three touchdown in the first five games of the 2003 season, <mask> broke his clavicle during a one-on-one drill

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texts: in practice and missed the rest of the season. <mask> broke his clavicle on the third play of the 2004 season against the Chicago Bears. The Lions allowed him to go home for the rest of the season because he was so devastated by the injury. Matt Millen said that he made a mistake by allowing <mask> to be away from the team for an extended period of time. <mask> was suspended for four games in 2005 for a third violation of the NFL's substance abuse policy. <mask> was obligated to return $10 million of the $14.2 million the Lions gave him in bonuses because his drug suspension violated a clause in his contract. <mask> played nine games, with three starts, and was declared inactive for four games after his return from suspension.He caught 14 passes and scored a touchdown. <mask> was released by the Lions. New coach Rod Marinelli was not impressed with <mask>' effort during training camp; he said of <mask>' release, "We picked the men that are right for this football team." It's behind us. He worked out for several teams in 2006 He was not signed because of his 40-yard dash times. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.2 seconds at his peak.<mask> was ordered to repay the team $8.5 million in October of 2008. The Lions filed a lawsuit against <mask> because he didn't repay the money. <mask> was ordered to pay $6.1 million of his signing bonus by a federal judge. <mask> stated in an interview that he was going to file for bankruptcy. <mask> fathered eight children with four women. He graduated from high school. <mask> worked at an auto repair shop as of April of last year.<mask> died of liver failure at the age of 38. He was in need of a transplant and had been diagnosed with cancer. During

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texts: his career in Detroit, <mask> suffered injuries that caused him to develop an addiction to the prescription opiate Vicodin, which is known to cause severe liver failure when taken in the dosages that were allegedly. <mask> was arrested in September 2008 and charged with assault and battery of his girlfriend, but the charges were later dropped. <mask> was sentenced to attend drug court or face jail time in December of 2008. <mask> was jailed for violating his parole. On September 16, 2009, <mask> was arrested in Michigan for driving under the influence of alcohol after police found him unresponsive behind the wheel of his car.On January 5, 2010, <mask> was sentenced to 93 days in jail for violating a court order after he passed out from drinking at a restaurant. Excess water was found in his system after he tested positive for marijuana twice. <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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He blamed his downfall in the NFL on his hard living. There are external links to the Michigan State Spartans

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title: Kevin Merida

texts: <mask> is an American journalist, author and newspaper editor. He currently serves as executive editor at the Los Angeles Times, where he oversees and coordinates all news gathering operations, including city and national desks, Sports and Features departments, Times Community News and Los Angeles Times en Espaol. Prior to joining the Times, he was an editor-in-chief. He oversaw the creation and launch of The Undefeated, a multimedia platform that explores the intersection of race, sports and culture. The Undefeated brand was expanded by the editor in chief to encompass award-winning journalism, documentaries and television specials, albums, music videos, live events, digital talk shows and two bestselling children's books. He oversaw the investigative/news enterprise unit, the television shows "E:60" and "Outside the Lines", and chaired the editorial board. <mask> was born in Kansas.He was raised in the D.C. area. He is the oldest of two children who were born to the late <mask>. His mother worked for the National Science Foundation as a Freedom of Information Officer. The first group of children in the US to be bused under a 1971 Supreme Court ruling were at Crossland High School. He graduated from Boston University. He attended the University of California, Berkeley's "Summer Program for Minority Journalists" after graduating. Donna is a journalist, author and former Washington Post columnist.The Huffington Post named the couple one of the "Black Voices Power Couples" of the year. They have three sons, including an actor, a producer, and a host. The Houston Institute for Race & Justice describes Career Merida's journalistic and research focus as biographies about difficult subjects. He covered biographies of Strom Thurmond, Bob Dole, George W. Bush, and Newt Gingrich. He started his journalism career at the Milwaukee Journal. He was a general assignments reporter and rotating city desk editor. He initially worked as a special projects reporter and local political writer for the Dallas Morning News.He was promoted to Washington-based national correspondent and White House correspondent. The Bush presidency ended. He was the

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texts: assistant managing editor in charge of foreign and national news coverage. He wrote about crime and society. He was hired by The Washington Post. He was a congressional correspondent, national political reporter, longform feature writer, magazine columnist and senior editor during his 22-year career at the paper. He was the coordinating editor of the Post's " Being a Black Man" series.The series earned a Peabody Award for itsmelding of old and new forms of journalism and pointing to the future of electronic communication. He was in charge of the national staff for four years. The Supreme Discomfort is about Clarence Thomas. The hardcover photo book, Obama, the Historic Campaign in Photographs, was co-authored by him and Deborah. On February 4, he was named managing editor, responsible for news and features coverage. He helped lead the newspaper to four Pulitzer Prizes. He helped transform the Post's website into one of the world's top-ranked online news journals.The Los Angeles Times announced on Monday May 3, 2021, that it had selected a seasoned journalist to be its Executive Editor. The Pulitzer Prizes, WBUR-FM (Boston), and the Boston University Board of Trustees all have Merida on their boards. He is a board member of the Kaiser Family Foundation, the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, the Philip Merrill College of Journalism, and the Wallace House at the University of Michigan. The Gwen Ifill College of Media, Arts and Humanities at Simmons University has a Dean's Advisory Council. The Dallas Morning News team was named a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1990 for their report on the world's "hidden wars". The Vernon Jarrett Award for Journalistic excellence was given in 2006 and the Missouri honors medal for distinguished service in journalism was given in 2020. There is a bibliography for <mask>.Being a black man is at the corner of progress and peril. New York: Public Affairs. <mask> and Deborah were married. The historic campaign of Obama was photographed. Amistad is in New York. <mask> and Michael are related to Merida. Clarence Thomas had a divided soul.Broadway in New York. The Washington Post journalists are

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title: Randy Smith (basketball)

texts: The NBA record for consecutive games played was set by a basketball player named <mask>. <mask> played in every regular season game from 1972 to 1982. He was born in Bellport. <mask> was an outstanding all-around athlete at Buffalo State College, earning All-American honors in three sports. <mask> set a state high jump record at Bellport High School, where he excelled on the soccer and basketball teams. <mask> shined on the basketball court, teaming with Durie Burns to lead the Bengals to three straight conference titles, including a trip to the Final Four of the NCAA Division II Tournament in 1970, where <mask> earned All-Tournament honors. <mask> surprised everyone in training camp when he made the final roster cuts.He was assigned to play forward despite his small stature. In his first season, he averaged 13 points per game. <mask> continued to improve, drawing on his speed, agility and leaping ability. The offensive style of the NBA in the late 1970s and early 1980s was influenced by his style of play. <mask> was named to the All-NBA Second Team after he averaged 21.8 points per game in the 1975–76 season. The highlight of <mask>'s career was the 1978 NBA All-Star Game, where he came off the bench to lead all scorers with 27 points, and was named the game's Most Valuable Player. The Braves became the San Diego Clippers in 1978.In his first year with the Clippers, <mask> averaged over 20 points per game. <mask> was named the team captain and played

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texts: for two years in Cleveland. <mask> played for the New York Knicks in the 1981 season. <mask> moved back to San Diego for another season. <mask> broke Johnny Kerr's iron man record on November 3, 1982. <mask> scored 14 points in the loss to the 76ers. <mask> played his last game for the Clippers on March 13, 1983.In 1997 the record was surpassed by A. C. Green. <mask> played 15 games for the Atlanta Hawks before retiring. <mask> turned heads at a tryout for the expansion Rowdies of the North American Soccer League at the age of 26. The Rowdies' management had hoped to sign the two-time college soccer All-American for the outdoor season as one of their "required" American players, but his contract with the Braves would not allow him to play professional soccer at the time. While in between basketball contracts, the Rowdies gave him another look, but it wasn't meant to be. Eddie Firmani felt that the combination of playing pro basketball and not playing soccer for so long had diminished <mask>'s soccer skills. After retiring as a player, <mask> was an NBA league executive whose duties included assisting former players in need, and he was a coach in the Continental Basketball Association before working in marketing.<mask> was in the Class of 1990 of the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame. He was a member of the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. On June 4, 2009, <mask> died after a heart attack during a workout. He is buried at the Forest Lawn East

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title: Michiyo Yasuda

texts: He worked for Toei Animation, A Production, Nippon Animation, Topcraft, and Studio Ghibli. Her designs were used by many directors. She worked on animated feature films and short films for theatrical release, original video animation, promotional music videos, animated television series, documentaries and commercials. The colour designs for the film were provided by Yasuda. She worked on The Wind Rises after retiring from working on Ponyo. Born in Tokyo's Nakano ward, Yasuda grew up in the Tokyo metropolitan area. She lived in Higashi-fushimi for most of her childhood and adolescence.She was the daughter of a university professor and grew up with five siblings. She mentioned getting encouragement to excel in any field and described her youth as pleasant with a lot of freedom. She received an education in culture and the arts. Her parents divorced when she was 14 years old. In spite of their divorce, her father was nursed by her mother until he died in 1955. In 1955, Yasuda joined. She started looking for a job in order to support herself.After graduating from high school, <mask> joined Toei Doga. Yasuda applied for a job that she didn't know what it was and submitted her application because she didn't want to work in a store clerk or a bank teller. She chose to work in a creative field. She worked as a tracer in the ink and paint section of the Toei finishing department. A person who works in traditional animation is known as a tracer. She made the acquaintances of the two men through her work and union activities at the company. For Hols: Prince of the Sun, which was directed by Takahata, Yasuo tsuka was animation director and Miyazaki was one of the key animators.Over 40 years, they built lasting working relationships. After working in the finishing department on productions such as 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother, she joined A Production. She was in charge of colour selection for the first time when she worked on the animated TV series Future Boy Conan. She chose the


title: Ismail Abdul Rahman

texts: Tun Dr<mask> was a Malaysian politician from the United Malays National Organisation. He was appointed as the second deputy prime minister in 1970 after holding several Malaysian ministerial posts. Three years later, he died of a heart attack. He was called "the man who saved Malaysia" for his actions as Minister of Home Affairs after the May 13 incident. On November 4, 1915, <mask> was born in Johor Bahru, Johor. He was the son of a Buginese man. The first President of the Dewan Negara (Senate) of the Parliament of Malaysia was <mask>.His maternal grandfather was a former Johor State Treasurer who converted to Islam. <mask> married Kamariah, the sister of Onn Ja'afar, the Menteri Besar of Johor, after his mother died. Sultan Ibrahim of Johor wanted to unite the Johor aristocracy by blood. <mask> tried to become Menteri Besar but failed because he wouldn't indulge in intrigues. Although his primary education was interrupted by frequent trips to see distant relatives, <mask> was raised by his maternal grandmother due to his mother's various illnesses. Chinese girls were often given more freedom to mingle than their Malay counterparts in those days, and that's why <mask> was attracted to non-Malays when he continued his education at the English College Johore Bahru. "I am convinced that this early mingling with the other races during the most impressionable stage of my life had a lot to do with my non-racial outlook," he said.The daughters of Cheah Tiang Earn were friends of his father's. Eileen and Joyce Chuah married into the influential Kuok family, which <mask> got to know through them. The children of Joseph Chako Puthucheary became

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texts: important players in Malaysian and Singaporean politics. Unlike many Malays of the time, <mask>'s father believed in the benefits of education and made sure his children received the best education possible. Two of his sons became lawyers. W.E. was the British General Adviser. The only Johore Malay with a university degree is Inche <mask> <mask>, the son of Dato <mask>.He obtained a degree at the King Edward VII College of Medicine in Singapore. He was the first Malay to obtain a medical degree. The son of <mask> said that his education in Australia greatly impacted his view of the world. He had a sense of loneliness because he didn't have other Malays to support him. He felt that he was treated equally and that he would want to treat other people the same way. The Malayan Union was formed by the British in 1946, and was seen as encroaching on the special position of the Malays. The United Malays National Organisation led the anti-Malayan Union campaign.The Chief Minister of Johor appointed <mask> to the Johor State Legislative Assembly after the replacement of the Malayan Union with the Federation of Malaya. Onn offered a seat on the Federal Legislative Council to <mask> if he joined UMNO. He wouldn't join UMNO if it fought for Malayan independence. His first action was to declare his opposition to the UMNO-supported federation, which he considered to be in violation of the Johor state constitution. The Tawakkal (Trust in God) Clinic was founded by <mask> in 1947. The Malay Graduates' Association is a political discussion group for intellectuals. In 1950, <mask> married Neno in an arranged marriage.They met Tunku <mask> on the way to

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texts: their honeymoon in Penang. The Tunku had invited him and his new bride to the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club to dance, but upon finding that they were newlyweds, he told them that they had no business being on the dance floor so late. The Tunku claimed that he became president because of the support of the Malay Graduates Association, while <mask> claimed that he joined UMNO after the Tunku became president. Ariff would be one of the six children with Neno. The United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) elected <mask> as vice-president in 1951. The Malay Graduates Association nominated him for the UMNO Central Executive Committee. After UMNO refused to open membership to non-Malays, <mask> and Suleiman clashed with Dato Onn, who had left UMNO to form the Independence of Malaya Party.Onn made "very inflammatory communal speeches attacking the Chinese". Suleiman was hailed as a "giant-killer" for his victory against Onn in the first Malayan general election. A coalition of UMNO and the Malayan Chinese Association decided to boycott the British-backed local elections in 1954. The British High Commissioner accused the Tunku, <mask>, and the MCA's representative of playing into the hands of the Malayan Communist Party when they met with him. The British High Commissioner was given the power to nominate six seats in addition to the ones that were up for election. If the High Commissioner consulted with the party that won the elections before making his appointments, the Alliance would support the elections. After finding public opinion against him, MacGillivray backed down.The Malayan government sent a delegation to London to negotiate terms for

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texts: independence from the British. He was a strong supporter of the Razak Report in the Federal Legislative Council. Malay members from UMNO condemned the Report for not making Malay the sole medium of instruction, while many Chinese were upset about the lack of provisions for vernacular education. The report's opponents in the Council acted in an imperialistic manner and did not consider the Chinese and Indians who are already in this country. There was no reason to further suppress the non-Malays if they accepted Malaya's status as a Malay country. The Razak Report became law in 1957 after the Council approved it. If the Chinese were to be persuaded into accepting Malay as the national language, they should be granted citizenship as a quid pro quo.Independent Malaya After independence in 1957, <mask> was appointed as Malaya and Malaysia's first ambassador to the United States of America, as well as the United Nations, two posts to be held concurrently from 1957 to 1959. According to him, the first time a weapon of any kind had been brought into the assembly was when he led the independent Malayan delegation. At the UN, <mask> developed a strongly held view that Malayan foreign policy had to keep an independent line and not be influenced by the policies of other countries. A book titled "Malaya's First Year at the UN" contains personal notes written to the Prime Minister by <mask> while he was at the United Nations. The Alliance coalition of UMNO, the MCA and the Malayan Indian Congress (MIC) should be merged into one multi-racial party, instead of remaining as a coalition of three mono-racial parties. He was appointed as external affairs

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texts: minister after returning to Malaya. The Tunku stated that Malaya would eventually have to recognize the communist People's Republic of China.The Tunku said that a sudden change in our policy towards Communist China was influenced by private talks between the Tunku and French President Charles de Gaulle. The decision to recognize the People's Republic of China was taken without consultation with him, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals On four separate occasions, <mask> tried to resign. Tunku refused to see <mask>, who calmed down and put the incident behind him, "as if nothing had happened." He was persuaded by his brothers to transfer to a different ministry. The new internal security minister was created for him. He was appointed to the portfolio of home affairs in 1962.He was in charge of detaining people under the controversial Internal Security Act. He was surprised that he wasn't the most hated man in Malaya for his actions. Although many were critical of the act, <mask> believed it was necessary for public order, stating that "Abuse of the Act can be prevented by vigilant public opinion via elections, a free Press and above all the Parliament." The former British colonies of Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak joined with Malaya to form Malaysia in 1963. The cabinet positions were retained by <mask>. During this period,


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texts: despite no longer being in charge of external affairs, <mask> expressed strong support for an "Association of Southeast Asia", telling the media that "We look forward to a regional association embracing Thailand, Burma, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam." The proposal became the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.Indonesia launched its armed "Confrontation" against the new polity, charging it with being the tool of neo-colonialists. The UN Security Council's president asked <mask> to remove the weapons from the meeting after he sneaked them into it. The Malaysian Solidarity Council (MSC), a non-racial political coalition, was set up by Lee Kuan Yew, the Singaporean Prime Minister, to de-emphasise race in Malaysian politics. The resulting political controversy led to Singapore's separation from Malaysia; however, <mask>, like Toh Chin Chye, expressed his belief that Singapore and Malaysia would eventually merge once more. The title of Tun and the post-nominal SSM was bestowed on him in 1966 after he became the first recipient of the First Class. In 1967, he resigned from his government posts due to his poor health. Had it not been for his five young children, <mask> would have ignored advice from a heart specialist to retire from politics because he was more sensitive to personality stresses than most people.When Suleiman suddenly died, the Tunku forced him to continue working in public service. After retiring from politics, <mask> went on to head the Guthrie Group of Companies, where he was paid three times the amount earned by a cabinet minister. The Alliance suffered losses in the 1969

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texts: general election. The MCA withdrew from the government because they felt they were no longer representative of the Chinese community. The MCA President, Tan Siew Sin, was very critical of this decision, and tried to persuade him to change his mind. If the decision is not revoked, there will be riots and chaos in the country. After several controversial victory rallies were held by the victorious opposition, racial riots broke out in Kuala Lumpur.The daughter said that her father "took out his pistol, put it into his pocket, and went out with my mother to dinner". Tun <mask> sent a police escort to escort <mask> from his home on the morning of 14 May. The home affairs minister was persuaded to rejoin the government. The Tunku arranged a meeting with several of his top aides. At the meeting, Tun <mask> expressed support for martial law, but was discouraged by General <mask>, who told him that he wouldn't be able to hold back the members of the armed forces who might take over control of the government. Parliament was suspended in favor of the National Operations Council after a state of emergency was declared. The media was told that democracy is dead.The opposition parties triggered off the event that led to the violence. Privately, he accused the opposition parties of playing "communal politics" by using the Islamic party to appeal to the Malays and multiracial parties to appeal to the Chinese. He said that since the Alliance's policy is based on compromise, it could only please the moderate Malays and the understanding Chinese. "It was with this tension, with this irresponsible decision by the MCA that the riot started," he told a

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title: Ismail Abdul Rahman

texts: friend. Tun <mask> was initially interested in the idea of a benevolent dictatorship, but was dissuaded by <mask> who wanted to restore power to Parliament as soon as possible. Tun <mask> often took pains to accommodate <mask>'s views, extending meetings whenever there was a clash of opinions so as to satisfy him. At one point, he declared he would arrest his own mother if she had broken the law, which has been cited by a number of top officials as contributing to stability in the wake of the riots.Several Malay "ultras" called for the resignation of the Prime Minister, Tunku <mask>. The Tunku was accused of giving the Chinese too much face. Soon, students at higher educational institutions across the country began to hold mass demonstrations, calling for the Tunku to step down in favor of a leader who would restore "Malay sovereignty". The Tunku's opponents are believed to have instigated the rioting. The Tunku responded by forcing Musa out of UMNO, while the Home Affairs Minister issued a statement saying that the ultras believe in the theory of absolute dominion by one race over the other. Extreme racialists in the ruling party are making a desperate bid to topple the current leadership in Malaysian politics. Tun <mask> was thought to be trying to replace the Tunku as Prime Minister.Although the Tunku and <mask> denied it, there was concern among non-Malays as to how the NOC's policy would affect them. The Chinese did not have a lot of confidence in Razak, but they did in <mask>, which was cited by the finance minister as a major factor in increasing public confidence in the government. Razak was associated with Malay and rural

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texts: affairs. The different races saw <mask> as a principled man. The Rock of Gibraltar was named after him. You could be sure that he had studied the relevant details after he decided on something. The people's belief in the leader is what determines confidence.He replaced Tun <mask> as the second deputy prime minister after Tunku <mask> resigned. There was a secret that <mask> was suffering from leukaemia. Razak used the ruse of paying a visit to his home to be examined by doctors at a hidden building near <mask>'s house to get Razak's health problems known to Razak's doctors. The lump in his neck was later confirmed to be cancer after he discovered it while shaving. Many within his family urged him to retire again. He refused to resign because he considered it his duty to assist <mask> as the deputy prime minister, delaying the treatment for his neck cancer and refusing an operation on his heart valves. He hid the fact that he had suffered three heart attacks over the course of two weeks.After Tun <mask> returned from Canada, where he was attending the Commonwealth summit, <mask> promised to serve as acting Prime Minister while Razak was away. According to reports, <mask> was worried about Razak's political plans, as he intended to rehabilitate Mahathir, who preferred Musa Hitam. He decided to have his wife's unborn child terminated because he feared he would not be able to provide for his family. She had a tubal ligation after that. The silver jubilee celebrations of the Peninsular Malaysia Malay Students Foundation were held on 2 August. The explosion sound effect caused <mask>'s daughter to notice he began to sweat profusely. He went

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texts: to the hospital to visit his wife, who was recovering from the ligation.He retired to his study after having dinner. He told his private secretary that he was going to die and asked his maid to call his doctor. The man had a heart attack. Normally, Dr Stewart C. Macpherson, a neighbour of <mask>'s and Tun Razak's personal doctor, would have immediately attended to him. Macpherson had accompanied Razak to the summit, forcing him to call his other doctor, who lived in a satellite town. The royal physician, Dr. Pillai, joined the efforts to resuscitate <mask>. The Cabinet members panicked and began discussing the future of politics without <mask>, who had yet to be declared dead.Catterall worked for five hours to save him. The official time of death was 10PM. Without an acting Prime Minister, the country was temporarily leaderless. Tun Razak ordered that he be buried at the Makam Pahlawan near Masjid Negara in Kuala Lumpur. The first recipient of a Malaysian state funeral would be <mask>. The next-most senior Cabinet minister ordered that he be buried outside the Makam Pahlawan, and that he lie in state at the Masjid Negara. Crowds thronged the streets as the body of <mask> was transported from his home to the National Mosque.Razak took a commercial flight to Kuala Lumpur from where he was given a plane by the Canadian government. The burial was delayed until his arrival. Razak exclaimed to the widow, "Who am I to trust now?" after finding that his instructions for the funeral had not been followed. Razak was upset that the lying in state had been held in the National Mosque instead of the Houses of Parliament, as he wanted non- Muslim


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texts: Malaysians to be able to view the lying in state without being uncomfortable. According to a mufti, Muslims could not be buried under a roof. "My forefathers are all buried in a mausoleum under a roof!" the Tunku exclaimed. Razak delayed the burial and brought in a group of soldiers to tear up the floor of the mausoleum, where he was finally laid to rest.He was known for his non-ethnic approach to political issues. He once asked, "<mask> knew that Malaysia is full of non-Malays." According to his biographers, he was "usually considered as a very good Malay leader." He was there to build the country, unlike other UMNO politicians. It's all over. He was a reluctant politician. He wasn't a politician because he didn't cultivate my people. He didn't care if he made friends or not.That kind of person was not very popular. As Foreign Minister, he pushed for non-alignment and interference in the internal affairs of the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. He supported the establishment of a central bank in order to quell foreign investment concerns about a lack of independence in Malaysian monetary policy. The Grand Commander of the Order of Loyalty to the Crown of Malaysia was knighted in 1966. Tun <mask> appointed Tun Hussein Onn as his new deputy, and Hussein Onn would later appoint Mahathir as his deputy, setting the stage for him to become Prime Minister. According to one biographer, one of the reasons why historians overlooked <mask> was because he didn't need a prop like Dr. <mask>. He had to leave Dr. <mask>'s shadow.My father didn't say he was controlling Razak, but people thought he was. Generally, <mask> has

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texts: been regarded as reliable and incorruptible, "remembered for his deep dislike of incompetence and bigotry, his strict adherence to the virtues of hard work and honesty, and his belief in the principles of national independence and multi-racialism". Robert Kuok said that several places were named after him, including Taman Tun Dr <mask>, a township in Kuala Lumpur. There are other references to the entry on Tun Dr. <mask>

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title: Dinesh Singh (academic)

texts: Professor <mask> is the chancellor. The professor of mathematics is from India. He was the 21st Vice-Chancellor of the University of Delhi and was a distinguished fellow of Hackspace at Imperial College London. The fourth highest civilian award given by the Republic of India was bestowed on him for his services to the nation. The early life and background of <mask> earned him a B.sc. In 1975 and M.A. In 1977 from St. Stephen's College, followed by M.Phil in 1978 from the University of Delhi.He received a PhD in math from Imperial College London. He is a recipient of many degrees, some of them being awarded by University of Edinburgh, National Institute of Technology,Kurukshetra, University College Cork, Ireland. The University of Houston. <mask> began his career in 1981 as a lecturer at St. Stephen's College. He joined the Department of Mathematics at the University of Delhi in 1987. The Department of Mathematics at the University of Delhi was headed by him. He was the Director of the South Campus of the University of Delhi from 2005-2010.He was appointed Vice Chancellor of the University of Delhi on October 29, 2010. Functional analysis, Operator Theory, and Harmonic analysis are his areas of specialization. He is a professor at the University of Houston and the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. He was awarded the fourth highest civilian honor by the Republic of India. The first of its kind research center at the University of Delhi was set up by him. The concept of innovation as credit was popularized by him. India's fourth highest civilian awards by the President of India "in recognition of

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texts: distinguished service in the field of Literature and Education" are the Career Award in Mathematics of the University Grants Commission.The Indian Mathematical Society awarded the AMU Prize in 1989. The Inlaks Scholarship is available to students at the Imperial College. St. Stephen's College won the Best Pass in M.A. in 1977. The best undergraduate in mathematics prize was given in 1974. The Union Cabinet has a Scientific Advisory Committee. The Jnanpith Award Jury Selection Board is one of the highest literary prizes in India. Two years after the President of the association called <mask>'s style "feudal and autocratic", the principal of the college resigned.The university's spokesman denied that colleges were required to submit false affidavits in order to get approval to run BTech courses. <mask> was accused of financial and administrative malfeasance. The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) released a white paper that alleged financial and administrative irregularities in the functioning of Delhi University. A show cause notice was issued to <mask> by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India after approval of the President of India. The HRD ministry turned down <mask>'s request to withdraw the showcause notice. The ex- President of the Indian National Science Academy, Krishan Lal, the former Director General of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Keki N Daruwallla, and the former Vice President of the Indian Academy of Sciences are some of the noted academics. The government decided not to process his reply to the showcause notice as he had barely few

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title: Dinesh Singh (academic)

texts: months left in his tenure and few senior Cabinet ministers pleaded for no action against him in order for him to finish his full term.The Visitor was asked to send <mask> <mask> on forced leave by the HRD ministry because he tried to derail the process of appointment of his successor. The request was withdrawn because the Visitor was not sure if the DU VC should be punished with less than 20 days left in his term. The Visitor told <mask> <mask> to stop for a day after the last day of his term. While denying the charge of intentionally derailing the process of appointment of his successor, <mask> <mask> said that he will not continue beyond his tenure as is being speculated. In spite of just 20 days left for his term to end, a large number of teachers and students came out to demand his removal. The activists of the National Democratic Teachers' Front and Academics for Action and Development protested against <mask> <mask>. The Democratic Teachers' Front and Academics for Action and Development have joined the anti-VC protests.The AAD (Rathi) alleged that the delay has been intentional to ensure that Umesh Rai, a member of the team of <mask> <mask> becomes eligible for selection. The search committee for the selection of a new Vice-Chancellor included the name of Vinod Rai. <mask> has been charged with plagiarism by DUTA. The Four Year Undergraduate Program (FYUP) was scrapped as per the directives of the University Grant Commission after a lot of resistance from different quarters. <mask> announced his resignation but later changed his mind. The Vice-Chancellors of the University of Delhi were recipients of

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title: Maria Charles

texts: <mask> is an English film, television and stage actress, director and comedian. She is best known for her TV performance as the domineering mother in the ITV sitcom Agony. In the West End, <mask> has appeared in musicals by Stephen Sondheim and Sandy Wilson. <mask> was born in London in 1929. She was the daughter of David and Celia Schneider. Her father was a hairdresser. She took her father's name as her stage name after graduating from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.<mask> has had an acting career that has lasted over seven decades. She made her West End theatre debut in the Pick up Girl at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1946, after making her stage debut as the Dormouse in a 1945 production of Alice in Wonderland. The original London production of The Boy Friend ran for 2,082 performances from 1959 to 1954. She played the part of Solange in the original West End production of Follies. The show starred Julia, Daniel, and Eartha Kitt. <mask> has carved a niche for herself on television playing clingy Jewish mothers. In 1977 she appeared in a play that was ranked 56th in the 100 greatest plays of all time by the British Film Institute.She played the mother in the ITV sitcom Agony from 1979 to 1981. In 1981 she starred in the new comedy play, Steaming at the Comedy Theatre Stratford East, which was nominated for the Best New Comedy award. Some of the well known television series include: Z-Cars, Crossroads, Secret Army, Brideshead Revisited, Holby City and Bad Girls. Her film credits include: Revenge of the Pink

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texts: Panther, Victor Victoria, and Sixty Six. The Pick-Up Girl, Rosie, and Dormouse made their stage debut in the London West End. There were multiple roles in the British National Theatre in London in the 1980's and 90's. A Gunman has Escaped, Monarch, 1948 WRAC female soldier, Folly to Be Wise, British Lion, 1952 Blonde, The Deadly Affair, Columbia, 1967, Tea lady, and Bad Girls all have film appearances by Noreen Biggs.Sylvia Pinker, Antonia & Jane wrote The Pure Gatherer. The Broadway Babies, Hey, Mr. producer! <mask>, August Entertainment/Bratton/Wavepower Navigation Corp. Hey Mr. Producer! Act Two, Broadway Baby, Follies, 1998 Mrs Glitzman, Sixty Six, 2006. Hot Fuzz was written in 2007. The Sisterhood was written by Ethel. There are television appearances by Lorelei Macefield.Mrs. Higgins, Pollyanna, Madge, Thomas and Sarah, May, Dream Stuffing, Channel 4. The soap opera "Corrie Street" was aired in 2005. Miss Ninetta Crummles, Nicholas Nickleby was a miniseries. Disraeli, <mask>'Israeli, ATV, 1978. PBS aired Brideshead Revisited in 1982. "A Perfect Spy" is also known as "John Le Carre's A Perfect Spy". The 10th Kingdom was on NBC in 2000.The Likes of 'Er is a TV film. The Moon in the Yellow River is a film by Blanaid. Sara Pocket, Great Expectations, NBC, 1974 Widow Corney, Oliver Twist, ABC, 1997. Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment is also known as Alena. Mrs. Hartop, "The Mill", Country Matters I, and Mrs. Rita Green are TV specials. Joyce Farrington was in the Crown Court. The Prince and the Pauper was written by

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texts: Grandma Canty.The Secret Army was written by Louise Colbert. Mrs. Jowett, "The Violet Hour," and "Charity Begins at Home: Parts 1 & 2," are examples. The Boy Friend is an original cast reunion that took place at the Players Theatre in London in 1995. The Institute of Contemporary Art, London, 1999. She has also appeared in Angel Pavement, Down Our Street, Easter Passion, The Fourth Wall, The Good Old Days, La Ronde, and Shine on Harvey Moon. External links are references. The website was updated on 21 July.There are films at the Monarch Film Corporation. The website was updated on 21 July. <mask> is at Hollywood.com. The website was updated on 21 July. <mask> works at a website. 21 July 2013). British people of Jewish descent and English women comedians were born in

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title: Avery D. Andrews

texts: He was an officer in the United States Army and a corporate attorney and executive. He was a brigadier general on the staff of the American Expeditionary Forces headquarters during World War I. A native New York state's North Country, <mask> graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1886. He was an aide-de-camp to John Schofield, whose daughter he married in 1888. After graduating with a law degree from New York Law School, he became a successful corporate attorney and executive in New York City. He was the Adjutant General of New York during the time of Theodore Roosevelt. After returning to the army for World War I, he was promoted to brigadier general and served as the assistant chief of staff for personnel on the headquarters staff of the American Expeditionary Force.After the war, he was a brigadier general in the Organized Reserve Corps. He retired to Florida in 1943. The biography was published in 1934. He died in 1959 and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. The son of a New York couple was born on April 4, 1864. He was educated in Massena and attended a seminary. He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1886, the same class as John J. Pershing.At Fort Columbus on Governors Island, New York, he served as a second lieutenant. He was on special duty at Headquarters, Division of the Atlantic. He was aide-de-camp to the Commanding General of the United States Army from 1889 to 1892. He was promoted to first lieutenant in 1892. While working as an aide, he received a law degree. The George Washington University Law School has a


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texts: degree from Columbian University. He received an LL.B. in 1892.A student from New York Law School. In 1893, he resigned from the Army and was admitted to the bar in New York. As a partner in the firm of Wells and Andrews, <mask> established a successful law practice in New York City. He was an officer and director of several corporations including general counsel and vice president for Barber Asphalt Paving Company, American representative for the Royal Dutch Shell Petroleum Company, Director of Irving Trust Company, and Director of Central National Bank. He was appointed to the New York City Board of Police Commissioners in 1895. Theodore Roosevelt was the board's president. After leaving the Army, he was appointed an Engineers officer on the staff of the New York National Guard's 1st brigade and commissioned as a major.In 1898 he was appointed commander of Squadron A, a separate unit of the New York National Guard. Major General James H. Wilson commanded the 1st Division, Sixth Army Corps and assigned him as chief quartermaster and assistant inspector general. The Adjutant General of New York was appointed in 1899 by Theodore Roosevelt, who had won the 1898 election for governor. He was the adjutant general of the National Guard until 1900. After the war, <mask> returned to his law practice and business interests, and was recognized as an expert in federal and state laws pertaining to the railroad, oil, and banking industries. The Director of Military Service for the state of Pennsylvania's Committee of Public Safety was appointed in 1917 when the United States

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title: Louis Dollo

texts: The Belgian palaeontologist, known for his work on dinosaurs, was named <mask>. Dollo's law states that evolution is not reversible. The principles of paleobiology were established by <mask> and Othenio. <mask> was a descendant of an old Breton family and was born in Lille. The young <mask> was influenced by both Jules and Alfred Giard, who were his professors at the cole centrale de Lille. He graduated with a degree in engineering. After working in the mining industry for five years, he developed a passion for paleontology.He moved to Brussels in 1879. Iguanodon spp. He supervised the excavation of the famous, multiple Iguanodon find at Bernissart for three years. He devoted himself to their study while he was still an engineer. He was an assistant at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. The Geological Society of London gave Dollo membership. Dollo worked on reconstructing the skeletons of the iguanodons while he was head of the vertebrate fossil section of the Royal Institute.Dollo used the unused church as a workshop and assembled the first one there. The Museum of Natural Sciences at the Royal Institute features twelve of those skeletons. Dollo collaborated with his former professor. Dollo's law is a hypothesis on the irreversible nature of evolution. His hypothesis was that a structure or organ that was lost during evolution wouldn't come back to life. The hypothesis was largely accepted until Michael F. Whiting's discovery that certain insects regained their wings millions of years later. It was redeemed as a result of a

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texts: study in 2009.Dinosaurs and their ecology were studied by <mask> in addition to his work with fossils. He was one of the first to see fossil animals. He kept up an extensive correspondence with Othenio Abel, a famous early paleobiologist, because of that. He was a professor of paleontology at the Free University of Brussels from 1909 to 1912. The <mask> model is being used to analyze a matrix. This model is used in linguistics to allow a new phrase to arise on a tree language. The works animal classifications are: Boulengerina, 1886; Iguanodontia-Iguanodon bernissartensis, 1886; and Iguanodontia-Iguanodon mantelli, 1889.Bulletin du Royal d' Histoire Naturelle de Belgique. "Note sur le restes de dinosauriens rencontrés", was written by <mask>. Bulletin du Royal d' Histoire Naturelle de Belgique 2. In: Bibliothque, <mask> wrote about the marines and their conditions. The Bulletin scientifique de la France et de la Belgique was written by <mask>. Bulletin scientifique de la France et de la Belgique was written by <mask>. The Bulletin scientifique de la France et de la Belgique was written by <mask>."Premire note sur Les mosasauriens de Maestricht" was written by <mask>. Soc. It's belge Geol. There is a person named Pal. There is a vol.4 of hydr. Alfred Giard said, "Les anctres des Marsupiaux étaient-ils arboricoles." Station zoologique de wimereuxBulletin scientifique de la France et de la Belgique was written by <mask>. The voyage du S. Y. Belgica was commanded by A. de Gerlache de Gomery. J.-E. Buschmann is from Antwerp. "Les Dinosauriens

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texts: adaptés  la vie quadrupde secondaire" was written by <mask>. Bulletine. Soc. It's belge Geol.There is a person named Pal. Hydr., 19: 441–448. La Paléontologie éthologique is named after <mask>. The works of <mask> were translated by John Tyndall and Stephen Jay Gould. Gould, ed. <mask>'s papers on paleontology and evolution were published in 1980. The Dinosaur Papers, Washington, is a book." Dollo on extinct tortoises" was written by Edward Drinker Cope. A person who is interested in nature. 20. 955–955. The biographies of <mask> Othenio Abel and <mask>. The month of April 1931. In: Palaeobiologica, 4. Ein Rckblick und Abschied.The year 1931. <mask> said, "notice biographique et liste bibliographique''. The song Bruxelles was written in 1933. The memoirs about <mask> were written by N. N. Yakovlev. Vsesoyuzn. There is a Paleontol. O-va 10, 4–9 was published in 1935.P. Brien wrote, "Notice sur <mask>o." Acad. R. Belg. Not. There is a biograph. 1, 69–138 was published in 1951. L. Sh.Questions of the History of Sciences and Engineering was written by Davitashvili. pp. In Russian, 103–108 (Moscow, 1957). The memoirs of a paleontologist were written by N. N. Yakovlev. L. K. Gabunia wrote "Dollo Louis Antone Marie Joseph" in the Dictionary of Scientific Biography. 4, pp. L. K. Gabunia and <mask> were both born in Russian.Yu. Ya. <mask>, Paleontologicheskii Zhurnal, 2008, No. 6, pp. In Russian. Yu. Ya.The birth of <mask> was celebrated on the 150th anniversary. The Lille University of Science and Technology alumni births and deaths of

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title: Bob Shoup

texts: Robert F<mask> is a retired American football coach and former player. He was the head coach at California Lutheran University from 1962 to 1989. Cal Lutheran won the Division II Football Championship in 1971. He had 186 of his players become coaches. He helped bring the Cowboys to the university. He was able to pick up techniques for his team when he spent time around the team's players and coaches. A coaching clinic that drew as many as 500 people and a charity function known as the Christian Businessmen's Club Day are two major events put together each summer by Landry and Shoup.He was the head coach for the college's golf program for ten years. Shoup was the coach of the California Lutheran College football team from 1962 to 1989. Shoup had seven losing seasons out of 28 seasons. The team made the playoffs in four of the 28 seasons. In 1971 he led the football team to the National Championship. He was named the NAIA Coach of the Year. During Shoup's time at the college, his team was listed in the top ten for the most wins over the last fifty years.The football program at California Lutheran was founded by him. Shoup was the most successful college football coach in California when he retired in 1989. In January 2009, Coach <mask> was inducted into the Hall of Fame. He was named the District III Coach of the Year for nine years in a row and the Western Coach of the Year three times. He was named the NAIA Coach of the Year in 1971 after earning the Award of Merit in 1968. He is a member of both the Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame and the CLU Athletic Hall of Fame. There is a statue of coach Shoup located at University Plaza on the CLU campus.Shoup was on the football team at Marshall Fundamental Junior High School in Pasadena. He won fourteen athletic letters at John Muir High School in Pasadena, California, in sports such as baseball, tennis, football, and

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texts: basketball. He was elected student body president at John Muir College in 1952. He earned a bachelor's degree in physical education from UC Santa Barbara, where he played football and led the team in total offense. He was on the baseball team. He received a master's degree in physical education from the University of Southern California. Shoup's coaching career began at North High School in California.He was the coach of the high school football team that won six league titles. Prior to his recruitment to California Lutheran College, Shoup had amassed an impressive record at the high school. He spent time at the University of California, Santa Barbara in the 1950s. Prior to Shoup's arrival, the football team at Torrance was described as a local laughing stock and hadn't won a game in two years. The team won the league title two years later. Shoup wanted to build a stadium for the high school. The stadium had everything Shoup wanted, including locker rooms, training rooms, coaches' offices, lights, press box, concession stands, and more.The high school team lost four games in the next three seasons. Shoup was a coach of the tennis team. At the age of 24, Shoup was hired to help build the football program at North Torrance High School. Shoup was asked by the high school to move up. The first game in the school's history was won by him. In Shoup's first year, the high school team won more than two or three games in a row. North High had a championship team within a few years.Many former high school players were with Shoup when he was hired at California Lutheran College. James Kallas, a former football player for the Chicago Bears, told Shoup that the regents at California Lutheran College had just approved a football program. Kallas helped recruit Shoup as the college's first football coach. <mask> was selected to start the first football team at California


title: Bob Shoup

texts: Lutheran College. Shoup was tasked with recruiting and building a football team, developing a schedule, and securing new facilities. The team had an 8-1 record during the year of the champion. The year 1966 was dubbed the "Year of the Victors" because of the 8-2 record.Gary Loyd, the best punter in college football in 1967, was named an All American in 1968. CLC appeared in the national rankings for the first time in ninth. In 1969 the team moved up to seventh place in the national ratings afterRobbie Robison set a record with seventeen field goals. The team captured the national championship in 1970 after moving into their greatest season the previous year. The Dallas Cowboys won the Super Bowl in 1972 and a celebration was held at the Hollywood Palladium. After winning the championship, <mask> was named the NAIA Coach of the Year and the Lutheran Coach of the Year. Brian Kelley was drafted by the New York Giants while Sam Cvijanovich was drafted by the Canadian Football League.Mike Sheppard became the head coach at California State University Long Beach. The CLU team was one of the top small college teams in America in 1984 and <mask> is one of the winningest coaches in the country. In the early 1960s, Shoup was the college's football coach, took over the baseball program, was an instructor in physical education, and chaired the student discipline committee. He worked in public relations, church relations, and admissions. In 1969 Shoup assumed the role of Athletic Director for the college. Ron Stillwell was hired as the head baseball coach by <mask> when he was the athletic director. Rick Shoup helped his father coach the football team for six years as a volunteer and paid assistant.Shoup taught body conditioning and recreational leadership at the university. He was the head coach for the golf team. Cal Lutheran's golf team had a great season in 1982. The

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texts: college finished 17th in the national competition in Texas and Shoup was able to send Greg to compete in the national competition in Michigan, where he finished fourth. In 1984 he won the District III individual championship, picked up All-America honors, and raised the bar for the program. After winning the 1971 national title, Shoup considered changing jobs but decided to stay at Cal Lutheran. After graduating from Cal Lutheran, he worked as an assistant at Carlsbad High School.Shoup was involved in the construction of the Ascension Lutheran Church in Thousand Oaks, California. The Los Robles Golf Course was purchased by him. The Conejo Recreation and Park District was formed by him. The Community Leaders Club was organized by him. He worked as a consultant for the group building the resort. He chaired the Ascension Lutheran Church building committee. The United Way Chairman, YMCA Development Chairman, Chamber of Commerce Director, and Church President are some of the community involvements.He is the President of the Lamplighter Foundation. In 2001, Shoup moved from Thousand Oaks to Carlsbad, where he was a football coach. He lives in San Marcos, California. Helen worked for the financial aid office at California Lutheran University. Donald was a football coach in Crete, Nebraska and Pasadena, California. He was a football coach at East Bakersfield High School. Rick Shoup played wide receiver at Cal Lutheran from 1976 to 1979 and later was a football assistant and baseball assistant at Chaminade.<mask> was an assistant at Thousand Oaks High School. He was hired as a football coach at Santa Paula High School in 1992. He quit his job after one season at Santa Paula High. He led the high school to a third-place finish in the Frontier League in 1992. He is an assistant football coach. There are references to living people in the head coaching record of college


title: Kristen Schaal

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title: Manuel Carvalheiro

texts: <mask> was a Portuguese filmmaker, documentary filmmaker, screenwriter, independent film producer, essayist, columnist and film critic. He was the first Portuguese film theorist. <mask> was born in Lisbon on December 30, 1950, during the Portuguese Dictatorship. At a time when Communism was seen as the best political system available, he was the only child of a paediatrician and an economics graduate. The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His paternal aunt and uncle, both lawyers in Coimbra, were political prisoners. His parents were part of the Communist-led resistance against the fascist regime in Portugal.After a string of political arrests, the family moved from Lisbon to Luanda, where they settled in Silva Porto. A member of the executive board of the "Angola Cultural Society", his father was the head of Luanda's Industrial and Commercial School. The work of native writers and poets was encouraged by Carvalheiro's parents, who moved in

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title: Manuel Carvalheiro

texts: Seminar at the Sorbonne Nouvelle University and the co- founder of the Bento Caraa Cineclub. He became a correspondent for the international film festivals in Berlin, Grenoble, Venice, Karlovy Vary and Cannes where he met some of the major Portuguese Novo Cinema actors and filmmakers. Carvalheiro and Rocha became lifelong friends after meeting at the Berlin Film Festival. They worked together in France, Portugal and Germany. Carvalheiro left Paris and arrived in Lisbon four days after the news of the Carnation Revolution broke.Carvalheiro participated in the May 1 parade in the film The People in Arms. The unfinished film Free Lisbon was shot in the days after the Carnation revolution. <mask> defended his thesis Reflections on Eisensteinian Theory in Cinema at the cole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales. He was hired by the Portuguese Consulate in Paris to teach Portuguese to the children of Portuguese emigrants living in Champigny-sur-Marne, a well-known slum on the outskirts of Paris. He was one of the authors of the Manifesto of the Newest Filmmakers at the 8th edition of the Figueira Film Art. In 1981 <mask> directed a short film called ABC, in Paris, which was the only interview of the kind. He helped Rocha settle in Sintra with his wife and children, working with him on Napoleon's Empire, a script that never came to fruition.ABC won the CICAE Award at the Hyres International Festival du jeune cinéma after being selected by the Huelva International Film


title: Manuel Carvalheiro

texts: Festival. In 1982, his short film was selected for the Berlin International Film Festival. The cole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) gave rise to his doctorate thesis on Le cinéma intellectuel: Mutations de la théorie Eisensteinienne. Carvalheiro was a member of the Portuguese Writers Association and the first Portuguese film theorist. His articles were published in several Portuguese literary magazines and newspapers. At international film festivals, he represented Portugal with his short films and documentaries, and was a permanent feature at the Festroia International Film Festival. Although he submitted many films projects and applied for subsidies, none were ever approved or granted by the Portuguese Film Institute.Due to a lack of subsidies, he went through a lot of hardship when he founded his own film production company. This led to a negative impact on Carvalheiro's health and on his family and social relations. He won the Ficts Fest Choice of the Public Award in 1998 for his documentary Recollections of the Equestrian Competitions at the Olympics. Marco Ferrari based his book Alla rivoluzione sulla due cavalli on <mask>'s road trip to Lisbon in the aftermath of the Carnation Revolution. It won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival in 2001. He died of sepsis and was buried at the Prazeres Cemetery in Lisbon. The Diary of a Contaminated is a short film directed by Glauber Rocha.The Choice of the Public Award was nominated


title: John Saffin

texts: <mask> was a merchant, politician, judge, and poet. He is best known for his A Brief and Candid Answer to Samuel Sewall's The Selling of Joseph, and for a small collection of poetry, most of which was not published until the 20th century. Harrison Meserole is a literary historian. There has been a lot of confusion about <mask>'s place of birth and migration to New England. Many early histories have claimed that he was born in England, while others have claimed that he was born in the UK. He was born in the early 1630s, and many dates have been attributed to his arrival in the New World. In 1967, a genealogy historian wrote that in 1658, in the year 1658, a son of Simon and <mask> was claimed by the man himself.Simon died in January 1633/4. The boy may have traveled with relatives of his mother, or he may have been a ward of Edward Winslow, the leader of the Colony. The Garretts settled in the area later in life. After his arrival, he settled in the northeastern part of the Colony. Charles Chauncy was the future President of Harvard. He moved to Virginia in 1654 and established a merchant trade for three years. Marie Willett was the daughter of Thomas Willett, a leading land owner and developer.He went to Virginia again in 1659. They had eight children before her death, all of whom died young. The loss of these children prompted the writing of some of his works. They became frequent business partners. Elizabeth was the widow of a Boston merchant. She was frequently bed-ridden with illness, and after her death he married Rebecca Lee, the daughter of the Anglican minister Samuel Lee who arrived in Boston to establish the Church of England. The last relationship was troubled by religious or personal differences with his in-laws, and the couple was separated for many years.lumber and fish from New England were shipped to Virginia, while tobacco and hides were sent north. He was involved in both the direct shipment of slaves from Africa to Massachusetts

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title: John Saffin

texts: on the governor's council.Adam was known for his pugnacious style and often ended up in court as a litigant. Adam, a black indentured servant, was hired out on a seven-year contract in 1694. When the term came to an end in 1701, it became clear that the people who held racist views would not honor the terms. In 1700, Samuel Sewall wrote The Selling of Joseph, a pamphlet that argued against slavery. He published a brief and candid answer in which he sought to answer Sewall's charges and also catalogued his grievances against Adam. Adam escaped from the farm where he was working in March 1701. After a confrontation at Sewall's house, an agreement was made that a case for the possession of Adam would be heard in Bristol County.In the wake of the passing of Chief Justice and acting Governor William Stoughton on 1 August 1701, the governor's council appointed him to the Superior Court of Judicature. One or more superior court justices would ride circuit to hear cases in conjunction with lower court judges. When Adam's case came up, he was on the bench in Bristol County. It is alleged that he bribed the foreman to put one of his tenants on the jury. Adam was found guilty of failing to fulfill the terms of the indenture after the court heard evidence. Adam filed a countersuit for his freedom after the verdict was appealed. Adam's case was heard in 1703.In 1702, Joseph Dudley, newly appointed governor, refused to reappoint <mask> to the high court, noting that others might have served the Queen better than they did. He used his position on the governor's council to veto <mask>'s appointment to that seat after he renewed his petition for custody of Adam. The full superior court ruled in favor of Adam's freedom after hearing the case in November 1703. He was buried in Boston after he died at Bristol. The first publication of the poet. There are notes about Washburn and Emory. The Judicial History of Massachusetts from 1630 to 1710 include births and

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title: Jon Pertwee

texts: <mask> was an English actor, comedian, entertainer, cabaret performer and TV presenter. He served in the Royal Navy and the Naval Intelligence Division during the Second World War. He performed at the Glasgow Empire Theatre and shared a bill with Max Wall and Jimmy James. As an actor Pertwee appeared in many comedy roles, including four films in the Carry On series, and he became well-known for playing Chief Petty Officer <mask> in the popular sitcom The Navy Lark for 18 years. Pertwee starred as the Third Doctor in the science fiction series Doctor Who and hosted a game show. The title character in Worzel Gummidge was played by him. At the end of his life, he was associated with Doctor Who by appearing at many fan conventions and giving interviews.He did a one-man show called Who Is <mask>? <mask> was the son of the Counts and had an Anglicisation of their name, "de Perthuis de Laillevault". When Pertwee was young, his mother and father separated. Pertwee's mother found a new partner, Louis Auguste De La Garde, with whom Pertwee did not build a relationship, and she died in 1951. The mother of Pertwee's cousin, the writer St John Legh Clowes, was the sister of Avice's sister. Henry Ainley was a close friend of his father. The Doctor's greatest enemy, the Time Lord the Master, was played by Anthony Ainley's son, Pertwee.Pertwee was expelled from a number of schools, including Frensham Heights School, an independent school in Rowledge, where he was educated. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1939. He was accused of writing graffiti on the walls. Pertwee worked as a

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title: Jon Pertwee

texts: circus performer at the Wall of Death on a motorcycle with a toothless lion in the sidecar. After working in repertory theatre, he was hired as an actor by the BBC at 18. Pertwee was in the Royal Navy during the Second World War. He was a crew member and was transferred off the ship for officer training before she was sunk by the German battleship, losing all but three men in May 1941.He was attached to the Naval Intelligence Division, working alongside future James Bond author Ian Fleming, and reporting directly to the Prime Minister and the deputy Prime Minister. He said in an interview that he did all sorts. Teaching how to use escapology equipment, compasses in brass buttons, secret maps in white cotton handkerchiefs, pipes you could smoke that also fired a.22 bullet were some of the things that were taught. All sorts of amazing things. During his time in the Navy, Pertwee woke up one morning with a cobra tattooed on his arm. After the war, he began to work as a comedy actor on radio in Waterlogged Spa, with Eric Barker and Puffney Post Office in which he played a hapless old postman with the catch-phrase "It doesn't matter what you do, as long as you tears them up "The Most Versatile Voice in Radio - <mask> from the Radio Shows Merry-go-Round and Up the Pole" was written on November 15, 1948, at the Wood Green Empire.He played the role of Pertwee on the radio from 1959 to 1977. A relative of Pertwee's wrote to the BBC to give details of comic incidents on the ship which were used in The Navy Lark's script. Pertwee took on additional roles in the series after Ronnie Barker left.


title: Jon Pertwee

texts: influenced by the James Bond films. He played the character as an active crusader with a penchant for action and fancy clothes and was exiled to Earth by the Time Lords for much of his tenure. He played the Doctor for five seasons from early 1970 to mid-1974, a longer stint than either of his predecessors, although he appeared in fewer episodes than William Hartnell. Pertwee said that his performance as the Doctor helped him figure out who he really was when he wasn't resorting to comical disguises or voices. He was told to act the Doctor as himself, in order to "play <mask>". The subject of This Is Your Life was Pertwee.The House That Dripped Blood was filmed in the summer of 1970 between Pertwee's first and second Doctor Who seasons. Pertwee played the lead in the last segment of the film as Paul Henderson, an arrogant horror film star who meets his doom thanks to a genuine vampire cloak. Baking Your Cake and Eating It was endorsed by Pertwee in 1973. The <mask> recipe book has an unofficial title. Pertwee said in 1974 that he would step down as the Doctor to return to his stage career in The Bedwinner, but later said that the death of his friend and co-star was the reason for his departure. According to an interview on the DVD release of Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Pertwee asked for a substantially increased fee for another year on the series, but he was turned down and subsequently resigned from the role. Tom Baker replaced him in the final story of the series, Planet of the Spiders, in June 1974.Pertwee reprised the role in the 20th anniversary story The Five Doctors and the

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texts: Children in Need story in two radio adventures and on stage in Doctor Who - The Ultimate Adventure. Pertwee was the star of the show based on the books written by Barbaraan Todd. It was first aired on ITV in 1979. It was <mask> who was approached to play the part of Gummidge in the film. When this project fell through Pertwee encouraged the writers to create a television pilot instead and his agent pitched the idea to the BBC who turned it down and then Thames Television who also passed on the project. After Lewis Rudd of Southern Television agreed that the company would make the series, Pertwee lost faith in the project. The series used several comical voices and Pertwee was seen as a scarecrow.After only four episodes had been aired, Pertwee described the show as "becoming something of a cult". The series ran on the channel until 1981 due to high press interest. The series was picked up by a New Zealand network in 1987. The show was aired in the UK on Channel 4. Pertwee played the role one last time in a one-off special for ITV, which celebrated 40 years of the channel. In 1981 Pertwee played the title character in the musical, which opened at London's Cambridge Theatre. An album and a Christmas single were recorded by Pertwee.Pertwee played the role of The Colonel in One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing. He voiced and appeared in a television advertisement that promoted the Green Cross Code. In 1976, Pertwee starred with Julie Anthony in a West End production of the musical "Irene", playing the camp fashion-designer Madame Lucy. Pertwee is on the cast recording album produced by Norman


title: Jon Pertwee

texts: act in films and television. Pertwee was successful in getting the Third Doctor back on the air with two audio productions. In 1995 he appeared in an amateur video drama called Devious, which was set between the end of The War Games and the start of Spearhead from Space. It shows an interim Doctor being told he was never meant to be the Doctor and that the third will complete him.The first piece of the video that was released was Pertwee's scene in that role. He starred in a one-man show called Who Is <mask>e? The short film Cloud Cuckoo for Scottish Screen was Pertwee's last film role. He appeared as the Third Doctor on Cilla's Surprise, Surprise, broadcast on 21 April 1996, his last formal television appearance. At the time of his death, Pertwee was being seen in the closing moments of a UK TV commercial for a mobile phone operator, dressed in the style of his version of the Doctor. A character walked across an alleyway in front of a landmark and entered a garage containing a time machine. Pertwee married twice.He had his first marriage in 1955 to Jean Marsh, who he divorced in 1960. In 1961, they had a daughter, Dariel, and a son, Sean, who became actors. Doctor Who: I Am the Doctor is <mask>'s final memoir and was published in 1996. <mask>: The Biography by Bernard Bale was published in 2000 and included a few chapters by Pertwee's widow. Pertwee died in his sleep from a heart attack in Connecticut on May 20, 1996, at the age of 76. He was survived by his wife and two children. Tom Baker, the new Doctor Who, said he was very sorry to hear the news.I was a fan of the actor. Colin

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texts: Baker said that he was a man of such presence and stature. It is a great shock that he has left. His interpretation of the Doctors was the most straight forward in avoiding comedy. His body was cremated with a toy in the coffin, following the instructions in his will. His death came six days after the American broadcast of the Doctor Who film, which used a logo from his era of the television series. There was a dedication to Pertwee at the end of the film.His last association with Doctor Who was dead. His voice was used as part of the plot of the Big Finish Production's 40th Anniversary audio drama, Zagreus, as it attempted to help the currently corrupted Eighth Doctor. The Doctor Who film Devious featured Pertwee's voice. Several times in the revived Doctor Who, archival footage of Pertwee has been used. The Tenth Doctor shows Jackson Lake an infostamp about himself in "The Next Doctor" and the Eleventh Doctor rhetorically asks the Atraxi how previous alien invasion attempts were stopped in "The Eleventh Hour". In both "The Name of the Doctor" and "The Day of the Doctor" footage of Pertwee was used to depict the Doctor interacting with a version of Clara Oswald. His work was honoured with a plaque at the New Wimbledon Theatre in 2016 by the Doctor Who Appreciation Society.The album "<mask>e Sings Songs For Vulgar Boatmen" was released in 1962. Pertwee contributed to a children's album in 1966. He sings "The Runaway Train", "Froggy Went A-Courtin'", "My Grandfather's Clock", and "I Know An Old Lady". Roger St. Pierre wrote a synopsis on the back of the recordings. There is a picture


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texts: of a glove puppet on the front cover. "The Runaway Train" was released as a single on Music for Pleasure. In 1972 he recorded with June Whitfield, "Wonderful Children's Songs", and in 1972 he performed a vocal narration over the Doctor Who theme music.He played Madame Lucy in the original cast recording of the West End musical, in which he had enjoyed a long run. Pertwee contributed to the vocal performance on the promotional flexi-disc for "The Noodle Doodle Man", a song that accompanied a television commercial. The album "Worzel's Song" was released in 1980. In March, the single reached No.33 on the UK charts. When the series was revived in 1987, a second single was released. In 1984 there was a single entitled '<mask>twee and Friends Sing the Beatles' which featured a semi-word spoken performance and a song called "When I'm 64". The record was intended to benefit the hospital.The radio play The Paradise of Death reached No. 48 in the album charts in 1993. He was a part of the audio tape for the computer game "Deus Ex Machina", which was released in 1984 for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum and later on theMSX and Commodore 64. <mask> is the author of a biography and an article at

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title: Liz Whitney Tippett

texts: <mask> (born Mary Elizabeth Altemus, June 18, 1906 to October 30, 1988) was a wealthy American socialite and philanthropist who was a champion horsewoman and for more than fifty years was a prominent owner/breeder of thoroughbred racehorses. Mary Elizabeth Altemus was born in Pennsylvania. Lemuel Coffin Altemus was a wealthy businessman who made his success in the textile business. At an early age, "<mask>" developed a love for horses and equestrian competition. She is described as a spirited, devil-may-care rider who has been winning blue ribbons on the horseshow circuit for 15 years and whose "riding technique became the very pattern for aspiring horsewomen." <mask>us owned and raced horses before she married. In 1930, her horse ran fifth in the Wilson Stakes.She was active in racing after her marriage to Jock <mask>. She set up her own operations and made her home a major breeding and training center, with a famous horseshoe-shaped barn, stud barn and broodmare sheds, tack rooms, and a training track on the property. She owned a number of racehorses in the 1930s, winning the Adirondack Stakes in 1931 and the Latonia Derby in 1932, as well as running third in the Kentucky Derby. <mask> won three races with her colt, Singing Wood. When Singing Wood's husband's business interest took the couple to Hollywood, the colt raced there and won the Santa Margarita Handicap in 1936. In its March 1942 issue, TIME reported that after her divorce from Jock <mask>, she planned to concentrate on racing and sell all but one of her show horses. She was active

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