title: Hilton Young, 1st Baron Kennet

texts: <mask>, was a British politician and writer. Young was the youngest son of Sir George Young, 3rd Baronet, a noted classicist and charity commissioner. Emily Baring was Sir George's paternal grandmother. Lady Lawrence was the wife of Sir Alexander Lawrence, nephew to the Viceroy, and was formerly of Dublin Irish Protestant background. When Sir Alexander died in a bridge collapse, Alice returned to England and married Sir George. The youngest of the three sons was born to the couple. George would become a diplomat and Ottoman scholar.The next brother was a noted mountaineer. The family's 'Formosa' estate was where they spent their childhood. On visits to London, the children of Sir George's friend, Sir Leslie Stephen, would often play in the gardens. He became acquainted with the siblings of Thoby Stephen and began a close friendship with him. Clement Attlee was offered the jam from Young's pot on his first day of school. He joined the army stream after being transferred from secondary school due to being bullied. After two terms studying chemistry at University College London, he went to Trinity College, Cambridge in 1897 and achieved the office of president of the Union Society.He was called by the Inner Temple after reading for the Bar. He transferred to financial journalism after suffering a nervous breakdown. He left The Morning Post in 1910 to become assistant editor of The Economist. His 1912 work Foreign Companies and Other Corporations combined his legal and financial knowledge to examine the status of companies created in one national jurisdiction which operate in other countries. He became acquainted with members of the Bloomington group at Cambridge. He proposed to Virginia Stephen at the group's first gathering at Gordon Square, but she turned


title: Hilton Young, 1st Baron Kennet

type: paraphrased

texts: on Closer Union. Young joined the Conservative Party in the late 19th century. He was a delegate to the Assembly of the League of Nations.He was the Minister for Health between 1931 and 1935 and the Minister for Export credits from 1929 to 1929. Slum clearance and rehousing were included in the health portfolio. The Town and Country Planning Act 1932 applied to all 'developable' land, the Housing Act 1935 laid down standards of accommodation, and the Restriction of Ribbon Development Act 1935 sought to consolidate urban. Baron <mask> of the Dene was created after he retired from politics. After politics, he could return to business. By 1940, Lord <mask> was either chairman or a director of eight listed companies, which were engaged in the financial services and property sectors. In May 1940, he was once again the chairman of the Iraq Currency Board, but this time he was a member of the wartime government.The Capital Issues Committee was chaired by him because of his political and financial experience. The committee was important during World War II because it had to approve all issues of shares and securities with face values over £10,000. He died at the Lacket on July 11, 1960 and was succeeded to the Kennet peerage by his son. The presidents of the Cambridge Union were members of the Privy Council of the United

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title: Carolina Marín

texts: <mask> is a Spanish professional badminton player. She is an Olympic champion, three-time World champion and five-time European champion. 1 in the BWF rankings for the women's singles discipline. For 66 weeks, there was one title. She holds the distinction of being one of the greatest female athletes in women's singles badminton, having won a medal in almost every BWF tournament, along with the consecutive golds at the World Championships, and the European Championships. She is the first ever female badminton athlete to have won three World Championships in the women's singles. She has won the European Championships title five times.She won the gold medal in women's singles at the Rio Olympics. Marn was appointed as the brand ambassador of LaLiga for its promotion in other countries. <mask> was a Flamenco dancer when she was a child. When she saw her friend play badminton, she fell in love with the sport and decided to stop dancing and play badminton. She started playing badminton at the age of eight. She had to leave her hometown and her family at a young age to travel all the way to Madrid for training at the National Centre. In 2009, she became the first Spanish badminton player to win a silver medal first, at the European Junior Championships, and also in the same year, won the gold medal at the European U17 Junior Championships.She won her first major title at the Irish International tournament when she beat the Dutch player Rachel Van Cutsen in the final with a rubber game. Marn grabbed the gold medal for Spain at the European Junior Championships in Vantaa, Finland, after placing two representatives of Spain in the final. At the World Junior Championships in Taipei, she reached the semi-finals but lost to

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title: Hans von Luck

texts: <mask>–<mask> und Witten was a German officer in the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany during World War II. There were two Panzer Divisions, the 7th and 21st. The book was written by <mask>. <mask> was born in Flensburg into a military family. <mask>, <mask>'s father, died of an idiosyncrasy in July 1918. His mother was a reverend. <mask> joined the army in 1929.During the winter of 19311932, <mask> attended a nine-month course for officer cadets at the infantry school. Several members of the SA were arrested in Stettin during the Night of the Long Knives. <mask> was posted to the 2nd Light Division in 1939. The 2nd Light Division was part of the invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939. <mask> was a company commander in the division. Rommel assumed command of the 7th Panzer Division on February 6, 1940. <mask> was a company commander in the battalion.The 7th Panzer Division was part of the XV Army Corps. The invasion of France took place on 10 May 1940. The division reached the Meuse in three days. The division's crossing of the Meuse and Rommel's active role in gaining the crossing is described in <mask>'s memoir. <mask> was appointed commander of the battalion on May 28. The unit advanced through Rouen, Fecamp, and Cherbourg. General Freiherr <mask> replaced Rommel in February 1941 and in June <mask> moved his division to East Prussia in preparation for the invasion of the Soviet Union.The 7th Panzer Division's headquarters staff made the invasion of the Soviet Union <mask>. The 3rd Panzer Group of Army Group Center was where his division was located. He was involved in the invasion of the Soviet Union. The 7th Panzer Division spearheaded the 3rd Panzer Group as

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title: Hans von Luck

texts: it drove east and the capture of Vilnius inLithuania, before driving on to form the northern inner encirclement arm of the Bialystok-Minsk pocket. The armored group continued east after the capture of Minsk. <mask> was the commander of the division's reconnaissance battalion. The large pocket around Smolensk was created by the division.His unit continued on towards Moscow. In his memoirs, he describes how the Soviet resistance stiffened and how the German forces had to deal with weather and road conditions. Rommel requested that <mask> be transferred to Africa to take over command of one of his battalions. The crisis of the Soviet winter offensive had passed by the time the transfer was approved. North Africa <mask> spent February and March 1942 on leave. He assumed command of the 3rd Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion of the 21st Panzer Division on April 8, 1942, after reporting back for duty on April 1, 1942. In Germany, <mask> recuperated from a combat wound.He resumed command of the 3rd battalion after returning to Africa. The Second Battle of El Alamein was launched by the British. The position of the axis deteriorated. One of Rommel's most experienced commanders called upon <mask>'s battalion to screen his withdrawal. The forces retreated to Tripoli by the end of the year. More than 130,000 Germans were taken prisoner when the forces in Africa surrendered. By that time, <mask> was in Germany.After the Normandy invasion, <mask> was assigned to teach at a panzer school in Paris. He was going to be the commander of a panzer unit in France in March of 1944. He was told in April that he was to serve under Feuchtinger. The 21st Panzer Division was commanded

masks: Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck


title: Hans von Luck

texts: by Edgar Feuchtinger. In May, <mask> was put in charge of the 125th Panzer Grenadier. Two companies of assault guns were in support of <mask>'s battalion. On June 6, 1944, the invasion of Normandy began.During the night, <mask> was startled by the reports of paratroopers landing in his area and establishing a bridgehead on the east side of the Orne River. Feuchtinger refused to allow <mask> to attack, citing strict orders not to engage in major operations unless cleared to do so by high command. The 21 Panzer Division was mostly motionless apart from an order at 4:30 a.m. directing other elements to move against the British 6th Airborne Division. The British beachheads secured the coast as the morning wore on. The commander of the German LXXXIV Corps ordered the 21st to leave a single company and move the rest of the division to deal with the paratroopers. After a long time, Feuchtinger finally ordered his division forward, leaving a company of panzers as ordered. This order was countermanded by the 7th Army and only <mask>'s group was left to attack the paratroopers east of Orne.The German response was delayed because of the confusion and inflexibility of the German command situation. At 1700 p.m., <mask> tried to break through to the Orne river bridges with his armored personnel carriers, but heavy fire from the warships supporting the British paratroopers, under Major John Howard, drove his forces back. Some of <mask>'s forces fell back after more British paratroopers landed in the rear area. A battalion, three assault-gun batteries and one antitank company with 88mm guns were added to <mask>'s command on the morning of 9 June. <mask> was tasked with

masks: Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck


title: Hans von Luck

texts: recapturing the Orne bridges from the British. In order to avoid the worst of the British naval and aerial support, the Kampfgruppe advanced on the village of Ranville, but could not penetrate the British lines to reach the bridges. The British paratroopers, reinforced by the British 51st (Highland) Division and the 4th Armoured brigade, attempted to advance around the eastern edge of Caen as the left side of an envelopment attack, but were stopped by <mask>'s unit.The British units were tied up by <mask>'s group over the next several days. The fighting for the village of Sainte-Honorine took place on a hill overlooking the invasion beaches. The British forces were not able to move forward until June. In the beginning of July, the area defended by <mask>'s group came under the control of the I SS Panzer Corps. There were two companies of Tiger I tanks and one company of Tiger II tanks nearby. On 18 July, Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery launched an operation to wear down the German forces in Normandy and seize territory on the eastern flank of Caen. If successful, the British hoped to push their forces south towards Falaise.The offensive began with a massive aerial bombardment followed by naval gun fire, intended to destroy all defences in the path of the attack. <mask> just returned from a three-day leave in Paris. He was informed of the air raids and quickly realized that a major offensive was about to start. The air raid left a hole in the German, as well as the remnants of the 16th Luftwaffe Field Division, which held the front line. The 2nd Fife and Forfar Yeomanry advanced past Cagny after the British 11th Armoured Division was held up in an

masks: Luck Luck Luck Luck


title: Hans von Luck

texts: engagement with self-propelled guns. Heavy anti-tank fire resulted in the loss of four tanks. After the war, <mask> wrote that he used his sidearm to threaten a Luftwaffe officer into action, and that he fired upon the tanks with 88mm flak guns.The British 8 Corps history states that German anti-tank guns, which had escaped the aerial bombardment, were responsible. The accounts of 88mm flak guns in Cagny being used in an anti-tank capacity can be traced to <mask>. He wrote that the commander of the 200th assault gun battalion and the commander of the Luftwaffe flak guns didn't comment on the action and that it was illogical for a heavy flak battery to have been located there. There is no trace of the battery or any towing vehicles in the aerial photographs of the area taken at midday. Weapons and vehicles could not be hidden in a few hours. <mask> embellished his role during official British tours of the battlefield, with his version of events eventually coming into question. There were elements of the 200th assault gun battalion in the area, as well as any number of German anti-tank guns that could have fired on the 2nd Fife and Forfar.John Buckley was also critical of <mask>'s account. There was no evidence that the Luftwaffe had guns in Cagny at the time, despite the fact that heavy anti-tank gunfire from in and around Cagny began to account for British tanks. Buckley said that <mask> had embroidered his role. Stephen Napier reexamined the criticisms of <mask>'s account. There were heavy anti-aircraft guns located in the outlying villages of Caen and there was photographic evidence of the Luftwaffe batteries in the area. 88mm anti-aircraft crews did not

masks: Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck Luck


title: Hans von Luck

texts: expect to become involved in fighting as per III Flak Korps policy, and their direct involvement occasionally took some persuasion. The 2nd Fife and Forfar Yeomanry lost their lives at 09:30 hours due to the fact that an 88mm flak battery would only need about 15 minutes to relocate a short distance.The fact that two Tiger tanks were destroyed by German friendly fire suggests the actions of an inexperienced Luftwaffe crew. The only other unit that could have engaged the British tanks was Becker's 4th Battery, located in Le Mensnil Frementel, because the 75mm pak 40 anti-tank guns were incapable of the clean armour penetrations found on the tigers at that range. If this company had not moved before 0930 hours, it would have been cut off when the leading tanks of the 29th brigade crossed the railway. An officer of the 2nd Fife and Forfar wrote in his memoirs that he was surprised to see a German officer in dress uniform. <mask> wrongly attributed credit where it was due and his only sin was the assumption of a mantle previously worn by Rommel who stopped the British tank attack at Arras in 1940 by ordering the 88mm flak guns to engage the ground targets of the British tank forces. He used the resources he had to check the gaps in the line. The situation was somewhat stable in the afternoon after the first elements of the 1st division moved up in support of Hitler.The British were held in check by <mask>'s Kampfgruppe, which was supported by the armour of 1st SS. On 20 July, the British attack ended. The men of <mask> were relieved in the evening. On August 8, <mask> was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel, after he was awarded the Knight's Cross of


title: Hans von Luck

texts: the Iron Cross. The 21st Panzer Division was sent to the Villers Bocage area south of Bayeux after a brief rest and refit. The lines of the 21st Panzer Division were broken on July 26th. The General's forces broke through at Avranches on July 31st.The German motorized forces were brought west to try to cut the supply and communication lines of the American forces, but the attack was stopped before it could get off the ground due to the heavy bombardment of the attacking formations. The German divisions in Normandy were in danger of being encircled because of the inability to check the American armour. After two weeks of delay, luck reached Falaise. On 17 August a British attack split the 21st Panzer Division, leaving half inside the now emerging Falaise Pocket, while <mask>'s command found itself on the outside. The Western end of the gap was held open by Kampfgruppe von <mask> until 21 August. Most of the heavy materiel and vehicles were destroyed in the pocket, but half of the 100,000 trapped troops managed to escape. A new threat was emerging, with Patton threatening to create another pocket south of the Seine River.The remains of the 21st Panzer Division were taken over by luck. The Defense of Germany was attached to General Hasso <mask>'s Fifth Panzer Army. When the division was moved to the Oder front, it took part in fighting along the Reitwein Spur. On April 27th 1945, <mask> tried to escape from the Halbe pocket. The labor camp 518/I in Tkibuli Georgia was forced after the war to hold POWs and internees. He returned to West Germany in December 1949. He lectured at military schools and became involved in veterans' associations.He spoke annually for

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title: Hans von Luck

texts: the British Staff college during their summer tours of the Normandy battlefields, and then was asked to speak at a number of other military seminars. He was a participant in the UK's Ministry of Defence Army Department film presentation. He became good friends with several of his former adversaries, including Major John Howard of the British 6th Airborne Division, as a result of his involvement as a speaker at military lectures. Stephen Ambrose encouraged him to write his memoirs, which he did. The death of <mask> <mask> took place in 1997 at the age of 86. The German Cross in Gold was awarded on January 2, 1942, and the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was given on August 8, 1944. The Battle for the Normandy beaches is in Pocket Books.There are people from Flensburg who received the Gold German Cross and the Knight's Cross of the Iron

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title: Arthur Putnam

texts: <mask> was an American sculptor and animalier who created bronze sculptures of wild animals. Some of his artwork is public. During his time in California, he was a well-known figure statewide and nationally. <mask>'s life was chronicled in the San Francisco and East Bay newspapers. He won a gold medal at the 1915 San Francisco world's fair and was responsible for large sculptural works that stand in San Francisco and San Diego. In 1913, <mask>'s works were exhibited in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Paris, and Rome. <mask> was born in Waveland, Mississippi, on September 6, 1873.His older brother, George, was born in New Orleans and his younger sister, Clara Elizabeth, was born in Mississippi. <mask> was a civil engineer from Vermont and served in the Union Army during the Civil War. The <mask> family relocated frequently during the sculptor's early years. <mask> enjoyed drawing animals and modeling them in clay during his formative years in Omaha, Nebraska. He was a child when he fell out of a tree and suffered a head injury. He took Julie Heyneman's drawing class at the Art Students League and had a short apprenticeship with the sculptor. <mask> married his first wife, Grace Choate Storey, in 1899 in California and then moved to Berkeley, California and San Francisco in 1900.He did a lot of work on architectural sculpture. <mask> received his first major commission from the newspaperman for the creation of five monumental figures from California history and lore. <mask> was awarded the commission after visiting the

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title: Arthur Putnam

texts: Scripps Ranch at Miramar, where his brother George worked. Five works were initially planned for locations on the Scripps estate, and the designs were to be approved. <mask> was friends with the artist and stained glass designer Bruce Porter and the painter Gottardo Piazzoni, who would help sustain the sculptor in the future. He shared a studio with other artists, including Piazzoni at 8 Montgomery Street, a part of the Montgomery Block where a number of other artists and bohemians lived. The studio was visited by literary figures such as Jack London.The California Society of Artists was formed by <mask> and Piazzoni with the help of progressive painters who left the San Francisco Art Association. The exhibition was held at the studio of Charles Peter Neilson. Auguste Rodin praised him as a master after he exhibited six sculptures at the Salon in Paris in 1905. Neurological problems began in 1909 and led to the removal of a brain tumor in 1911. <mask> was paralyzed on his left side as a result of the operation. He married a woman half his age in 1917. Laura Bride Powers, an art critic who claimed that <mask> had recovered his talents by a miracle, kept him out of the country until his death in 1930.Between 1900 and his permanent move to France in 1921, his sculptures were exhibited on more than 25 separate occasions in the San Francisco Bay Area. He received an Honorable Mention at the Art Institute of Chicago in1917, the Barnett Prize at New York's National Academy of Design in1923, and the Widener Medal at the

masks: Putnam Putnam Putnam Arthur


title: Arthur Putnam

texts: Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in1923. <mask>'s contribution to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition was located in a fountain designed by <mask>, Jr. <mask> had been hampered by a stroke caused by the 1911 surgery and his earlier work was not representative. A case containing a selection of <mask>'s bronze sculptures was included in the exhibition galleries. Outside of Paris, these were cast. The bronze group, which was in the fair's competition for honors, generated positive reviews, with Neuhaus writing that "<mask>, whose case of animal sculpture is attracting most keen attention, a man for whom the word genius hardly seems too heavy, was awarded a gold medal."The Jack London Writing Tablet, considered to be one of <mask>'s most interesting, impressive, and personal works, had faded into obscurity after its presentation at the Children's Pet Exhibition of 1917 in San Francisco. Christian Chaffee rediscovered the California redwood sculpture in 1998. The Jack London piece was probably created in 1903. Jack London was a good friend of <mask>. The dog depicted in the sculpture is from London's major work, The Call of the Wild. Jack London owned the piece in 1916. The M.H. is located in the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco.Michael Williams, Western Art at the Exposition, Sunset Magazine, Sunset Pacific Company, August, 1915, Page 318, and <mask>, Art and Decoration, May, 1915, Page 288, mention the late arrival of his bronzes. DeYoung and the Palace of Legion of Honor have Putnam's Oakland Museum of

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title: Dave Blaney

texts: <mask> is a semi-retired American professional stock car racing driver. Before he started racing in NASCAR, <mask> was a successful sprint car driver. He was a regular at the Super Dirt Week in Syracuse, New York. He owns a race track in Ohio. <mask> is a sprint car driver. <mask> is a NASCAR competitor. <mask>, who was born in Trumbull County, Ohio, was awarded the 1983 All-Star sprint circuit rookies-of-the-year.He won the national touring series' championship in 1984 while racing in the USAC Silver Crown Series. Blaney won his first World of Outlaws race in 1987. He won a Chili Bowl title. He won his second $50,000 in 1995 to win King's Royal and then win the woO Championship. He won the Gold Cup and the Knoxville Nationals in 1997 and they are considered to be the premiere events in sprint car racing. When he moved into NASCAR, he was the first driver to not defend his win. He kept his sprint car team going after moving to NASCAR, fielding a car for his brother Dale and the late Kevin Gobrecht.After retiring from NASCAR, he drove the 71M on a hand-picked schedule of World of Outlaws and All-Star races, along with races in central Pennsylvania. In May 2021, <mask> won the World of Outlaws sprint car feature race at his home track of Sharon Speedway, setting series records for both longest gap between victories--his previous win with the Outlaws came in 1997--and oldest driver to win in the series at 58 years old <mask>'s Busch Series career began in 1998 with Bill Davis Racing and lasted until 2005. He had three sixth-place finishes and a pole position in his first season. He ran a full-time schedule and won four poles and finished seventh in points. He earned a best finish of 23rd in the No at Homestead in the season that he returned to the series with Davis. 93.In 2000, <mask> and his Amoco team moved up to the full-time status of theWinston Cup and posted two Top 10s, but DNQ in the second race of the season at Rockingham. He finished third in the race for the award. He returned to the Busch Series with a limited schedule. The

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title: Dave Blaney

texts: AT&T-sponsored car got a pole position at Charlotte and finished 3rd twice. He competed in all the races with a best finish of sixth three different times in 2001, when the team switched to Dodge. He left Davis at the end of the season due to sponsorship concerns. Jasper Motorsports is a team.He had his best finish in 2002 at Phoenix. <mask> started the 2003 season with three Top 10s and a pole, but fell to 28th in points at the end of the season, forcing his release. A lack of sponsorship caused <mask> to return to Bill Davis Racing in 2004. He made his Craftsman Truck Series debut for the team in the No. He finished sixth at Dover. After two 11th-place finishes, <mask> joined Richard Childress Racing. 30 Chevrolets were sponsored by AOL for eight races.He was replaced by Jeff Burton and started one race for Roush Racing. Carl Edwards missed the start of the Craftsman Truck Series race due to a late race. <mask> exited the car on the 24th lap, while Edwards finished 37th after a crash. He ran the spring race in the No. Ultra Motorsports had 7 Dodges and they finished 40th. In 2005, <mask> returned to drive the No. Jack Daniel's sponsored a car.He finished the season with a dismal 26th in points and only two Top 10 finishes. He returned to the Bill Davis Racing stable in 2006 to run the No. 1 for the second time. The Dodge is sponsored by Caterpillar. He had his best finish in 2006 at the Richmond International Raceway. He won his first Busch Series race at Lowes Motor Speedway when Matt Kenseth spun on the last lap. BDR switched to Toyota after it entered the Cup Series. Blaney failed to qualify for three races, but got Toyota's first Cup Series pole, and finished 31st in points.In 2008, with the Car of Tomorrow being raced full-time, Blaney had two Top 10s and moved up to 30th in points. Losing of ride and start and park teams Bill Davis Racing shut down before the 2009 season left Blaney without a ride. Blaney ran the start and park in 2009. The best finish of the season was twenty-eighth at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the 66 Prism

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title: Dave Blaney

texts: Motorsports Toyota. Out of the four races that Blaney had sponsorship for, he did not qualify for three of them. With the team continuing to start and park during the 2010 season, Blaney has a best finish of 29th at Las Vegas and led three laps the previous week at Fontana, he has parked his car prior to completion in all but one race this season. The race at Phoenix was piloted by Blaney.Michael McDowell is driving the No. 55 Prism Toyota. It was 66 in an attempt to get both teams in the Top 35 in owners points. During the summer of 2010, <mask> ran in dirt track 410 sprint car racing, and the "Buckeye Bullet" has been successful in his return posting two Top 5 finishes during Ohio sprint Speedweek and has one feature win thus far as he was triumphant at TRI-CITY Speedway in Franklin During his summer dirt tour, Blaney wants to stop at family owned Sharon Speedway for the Lou Blaney Memorial and Eldora Speedway for the Kings Royal. <mask> split his time between Tommy Baldwin Racing and Front Row Motorsports for the rest of the season. Front Row Motorsports ran full races while Tommy Baldwin Racing was an occasional start and park entry. Blaney ran the entire race in the No.While parking an unsponsored TBR entry at Talladega after 12 laps, 36 with only associate sponsorship from Connecticut-based construction company Mohawk Northeast, owned by Alan Heinke, part owner of TBR. Tommy Baldwin Racing committed to running full races after <mask> joined for the full season in 2011. Blaney received a last minute sponsorship at the Daytona 500. He led three laps and finished 26th. The No. was piloted by <mask>. Tommy Baldwin Racing has a Chevrolet in several races. Blaney led 21 laps but was spun out by Kurt Busch with 3 laps to go and finished 27th.He was behind Clint Bowyer most of the time. Tommy Baldwin Racing announced on April 27 that Blaney and the No. 36 teams would be sponsored by Golden Corral for 19 races and Big Red for 5 races, leaving 3 races without a sponsor. In order to focus on the points-paying events, the team did not run the

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title: Dave Blaney

texts: All-Star Race in May. Tommy Baldwin Racing had the best finish for <mask> in the fall when he finished third at Talladega. Three races were sponsored by Golden Corral in 2012 and other races were sponsored by other companies. Blaney led after 160 laps in the Daytona 500.A jet dryer was being used to blow debris from the track after Juan Pablo Montoya crashed into it during a caution. The jet fuel that powered the helicopter engine spilled out onto the track after the crash. <mask> had the lead when the race was put under a red flag. <mask> crashed on lap 196. <mask> left Tommy Baldwin Racing for a new team in the NASCAR Cup Series. He signed with Brad Keselowski Racing to drive the No. 7 Chevrolet. He drove to a ninth-place finish in the first Camping World Truck Series visit to Eldora.<mask> went into semi-retirement after Ryan's career reached a point where it no longer needed family funding. The season finale was his last race with TBR. Michael Annett replaced him at TBR. TBR was built by Blaney as a legitimate Cup-level organization. In January, it was announced that <mask> would be driving. There were several races for the 77 Ford. <mask>'s car was involved in a wreck during practice for the Daytona 500.The team tried to buy a backup car from another team, but they were unable to do so. The team withdrew from the race on the Tuesday before it because they were on the entry list. The team was on the entry list again, but withdrew before practice. They failed to qualify in their first four races. 77 teams qualified for the first time at the Duck Commander 500. Humphrey's team stopped operations at the midway point of the season. At the August race at Pocono, Blaney returned to TBR for the first time, driving a third car for the team he helped build.He finished the race in 26th place. <mask> came back to the car later in the month. <mask>'s final start was at Bristol Motor Speedway. The pole position is awarded by the time it takes to get there. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. NASCAR driver Blaney is a

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title: Dan Bongino

texts: <mask> is an American conservative political commentator, radio show host, and author. He was a NYPD officer from 1995 to 1999 and a Secret Service agent from 1999 to 2011. <mask> was a Republican three times. He hosts The <mask> Show on Fox Nation and Westwood One radio affiliates. <mask> was raised in Queens, New York City. He is a descendant of Italians. He graduated from a high school.He earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Queens College in the city and a master's degree in business administration from Pennsylvania State University. <mask> was employed by the New York City Police Department. In 2002 <mask> left the New York Field Office of the United States Secret Service to become an instructor at the Secret Service Training Academy. During George W. Bush's second term, he was assigned to the Presidential Protection Division. After Barack Obama became president, he left his protective duty and ran for the U.S. Senate. <mask>'s first book was about his career as a Secret Service agent. His experiences protecting presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama are discussed in the book.<mask> was criticized by former colleagues at the Secret Service for using his Secret Service background as part of his run for political office and for his claim of having secret information based on conversations he overheard in the Obama White House. He's hijacking the Secret Service brand because he's trying to use his proximity to President Barack Obama in his political career. That's all he has going for him. Bongino said he had access to high-level discussions in the White House. He exaggerates his importance on the presidential detail and exaggerates his proximity, according to his former colleagues. We don't attend high-level meetings. <mask> said there's nothing confidential in the book and it's not a tell-all.It's my story of the

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texts: Secret Service. Birtherism claimed that President Obama was not born in the United States. The Fight: A Secret Service Agent's Inside Account of Security Failings and the Political Machine was published in January 2016 <mask> is a radio host and commentator. He's been a guest host on both the Sean Hannity and Mark Levin radio shows, as well as filling in on WMAL-FM talk radio in Washington, D.C., and WBAL in Baltimore. He was a paid contributor to the show. He has appeared on both Fox News and the conspiracy theory website.He hosted a show for Fox News. <mask> published a book on the subject of Spygate, a theory that Barack Obama's administration spied on Donald Trump's campaign. <mask> launched the website Bongino Report as an alternative to the conservative Drudge Report website. He criticized Drudge Report founder Matt Drudge for abandoning Trump supporters. <mask>'s posts were frequently among the most shared on the platform. The New York Times listed <mask> as one of its top 5 misinformation superspreaders. <mask>'s account was temporarily shut down for violating the Civic Integrity policy after the Capitol riots.<mask> was signed to replace The Rush Limbaugh Show on its own talk radio stations. <mask>'s one-hour show is already carried by Cumulus. In May, Fox News announced it had signed <mask> to host a new weekend program. <mask> hosted Canceled in the USA, a five-part series on cancel culture that aired on Fox News's streaming service, featuring interviews with people who have been "canceled" due to their opinions or beliefs. According to October 2021 estimates from Talkers Magazine, <mask>'s show draws an estimated 8.5 million listens, making it the second most listened to talk radio show behind The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. <mask> was permanently banned from YouTube for using his main account in an attempt to

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texts: circumvent a temporary suspension imposed on his secondary account after he posted a video questioning the efficacy of masks against COVID-19. Bongino declared that he was against corporate vaccine mandates even though he was shot.He called on his employer to end their vaccine mandate. On October 11, the unvaccinated were let go and replaced. Bongino remained silent as employees were forced to choose between their jobs or getting the shot, only speaking out after everyone had made their choice. You can either have me or the mandate. Bongino said on his show that you can't have both of them. Bongino backed down on the claim two weeks later. After taking nearly 2 weeks off, he came back and said he was "negotiating" his ultimatum with Cumulus, starting a fund for fired employees and moving on from his ultimatum.The host of the show will not hold up his end of the ultimatum, as he has both a vaccine mandate and <mask>o. According to a talk radio historian, <mask>'s ultimatum was not much of an ultimatum at all. Bongino publicly announced in June 2020 that he had purchased an ownership stake in Parler, an alternative social media platform popular among Trump supporters, conservatives, and the far-right. Bongino said of himself, "My entire life right now is about owning the libs." That's all. He supports former president Donald Trump. <mask> is a supporter of the Spygate conspiracy theory and has called the investigation of possible Trump-Russia collusion a "total scam".He was quoted by Trump as saying that former CIA Director John Brennan has disgraced the intelligence community. He is responsible for the destruction of American's faith in the Intelligence Community and some people at the top of the FBI. According to Bongino, Brennan was worried about staying out of jail. In May of last year, Bongino claimed that Gowdy had been

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texts: fooled by the Department of Justice after he challenged Trump's claims that the FBI had spied on his campaign. He accused the deputy attorney general of trying to overthrow the president. According to Mother Jones, <mask> is a member of Groundswell, a group of conservative activists. Bongino published Exonerated: The Failed Takedown of President Donald Trump.The book was listed on the New York Times best seller list. In August 2020, he denied that his book benefited from bulk sales, saying that the only event at which books were bought in bulk took place over a month after his book appeared on the list. <mask> has been a critic of face mask mandates, saying that they are "largely ineffective". When used correctly, masks can be effective. Bongino told the House Judiciary Committee that efforts to reduce the funding of police departments should be stopped before someone gets hurt. He promoted false and baseless claims of voter fraud during the election. <mask> supported Trump's claims of election fraud after Joe Biden won the election.<mask> ran for the U.S. Senate in Maryland. Brian Murphy was the campaign chairman. <mask> won the Republican primary with over 30% of the vote. He finished second to Ben Cardin. <mask> ran for the U.S. House of Representatives seat from Maryland's 6th Congressional District. <mask> was defeated by two percentage points. <mask> was unable to overcome a 20,500-vote deficit in the district's share of Montgomery County in the outer suburbs of Washington.<mask> contemplated running for the United States Senate and Florida's 18th congressional district in the 2016 House of Representatives election. <mask> stated in June 2016 that he would seek the Republican nomination for the 19th congressional district. He faced Chauncey Goss, a Sanibel City Councilman who sought the seat in 2012 and Francis Rooney, a

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texts: businessman and former United States Ambassador to the Holy See, in the primary. Bongino went on a profanity-laden rant against the reporter who asked about a story in the Naples Daily News that Bongino said was dishonest. The phone call was published. He said that the reporter wentaded him because he was under stress due to his wife's illness. He lost the nomination to Rooney in the August 2016 primary.<mask> is married to a woman who was born in the country. They have two children. In 2012 he and his wife ran three businesses from their home, selling martial arts apparel, designing websites, and consulting on security and risk management. Bongino said that he and his wife had shut down his business interests while he was running for office. <mask> moved to Palm City, Florida, in 2015. Bongino was diagnosed with cancer on September 23, 2020. He would fly to New York on September 25 for further screening after he was unsure if the tumor was benign or cancerous.He announced on October 2 that he would be having surgery on October 7 after receiving a bad phone call from doctors. He said that the "entire tumor" was removed from his neck, but that he probably had cancer. He said he would be receiving treatment in the future. He confirmed on October 16 that he had been diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma and that he would be continuing his treatment in consultation with his doctors. Bongino said in an interview that he had beaten cancer. <mask> said in an interview with The New Yorker that he was given a vaccine against COVID-19 by his doctor. There are External links to Evan Osnos: <mask> and the Big Business of Returning Trump to Power.The New Yorker, December 27, 2021. There were 21st-century American male writers, American male non-fiction writers, American memoirists, American writers of Italian descent, and American political

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title: Pierre-Médard Diard

texts: Pierre-<mask> was a French explorer. <mask> assisted Cuvier in his research on the development of the foetus and the eggs of quadrupeds. He traveled to the East Indies in 1816. He met Alfred Duvaucel in Calcutta in May 1818. They started collecting animals and plants for the Paris Museum of Natural History after moving to the trading post of the French East India Company. They employed hunters who provided them with live and dead specimen daily. They hunted themselves after receiving objects from local rajahs.They kept water birds in a basin in the garden of their compound. They sent their first shipment to Paris in June of 1818, containing a skeleton of a Ganges river dolphin, a head of a Tibetan ox, various species of little known birds, some mineral samples and a drawing of a tapir from Sumatra. There was a live Cashmere goat, crested pheasants and various birds. They were invited to accompany him on his journeys and pursue their collections in places where he would have to go officially. He offered to set up a petting zoo in his house. They left with him at the end of December because they would equally share the collected animals. Two new fish species and some birds were collected in Pulo-Pinang.They collected a few plants, insects, birds, snakes, fish and two deer. They bought a bear and argus in Malacca. Raffles sent a description and drawings to the Royal Society after obtaining a dugong in Singapore. The Histoire naturelle des mammifres was published in 1820 by Everard Home. Raffles left copies of his drawings, descriptions and notes after they arrived at Bencoulen. <mask> and Duvaucel left and went to Calcutta. The diard set

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texts: off.There were 95 mammal species, 126 bird species, about 100 snake species, as well as skeletons and skins of Malayan tapir and Javan rhinoceros that he sent to Paris. He traveled to Borneo. He was assumed to be in Cochinchina by the spring of 1824. He traveled and collected in the areas of Banjarmasin, Pontianak and Sungei Barito. The head of the Natural History Commission of the Dutch Indies was appointed in 1832. He traveled to the East Indies in the 19th century. Some of the natural history specimen he collected were sent back to the Coenraad Jacob Temminck.The early Roman Catholic missionaries in New France were helped by him. An article written by <mask> and Duvaucel was published in February 1820 by the Asiatick Society. The Paris Museum of Natural History received 2000 animals collected by <mask> and Duvaucel during their stay in the Greater Sunda Islands. There were 88 mammal species, 630 bird species, 59 reptile species, as well as stuffed animals, skeletons, drawings, and descriptions of such notable species as the Malayan tapir, Sumatran rhinoceros, Javan rhinoceros, gibbons, leaf monkeys, and two previously unknown fruit bat species Several species were first described by French zoologists. The Malayan tapir, the Sunda stink badger, and the Sunda pangolin are related to the Asian palm civet. The first descriptions of the sun bear, the binturong, the crab-eating macaque, the Sumatran surili, and the siamang gibbon were published in 1821 by Raffles.The first specimen of the Borneo freshwater crocodile was collected by <mask>. Several snake species were first described by Schlegel. The births and deaths of French explorers in

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title: William Charles Osman Hill

texts: Dr <mask> F FZRSES FLS FRAI was a British anatomist, primatologist, and a leading authority on primate anatomy during the 20th century. He is best known for his eight-volume series, Primates: Comparative Anatomy and Taxonomy, which covered all living and extinct primate known at the time in full detail and contained illustrations created by his wife, Yvonne. The Royal College of Surgeons of England has a vast collection of primate specimen that he accumulated while he was a student at King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys. <mask> was the son of <mask> and his wife. He was educated at the King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys before going on to get his degrees. He won three junior student prizes and the Ingleby Scholarship during medical school. He took on the role of lecturer in zoology after obtaining his primary medical degrees in 1924.<mask> <mask> was named MD in 1925. He also earned a degree. B in medical school. After graduation, <mask> <mask> continued his role as a lecturer at the University of Birmingham under an apprenticeship until 1930. When he moved to Sri Lanka in 1930, he became the Chair of Anatomy and Professor of Medicine at the Ceylon Medical College, which is now the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Colombo. He was able to pursue anthropological studies of the Veddah people. He began to develop a private collection of exotic and native species.Several types of parrots, including red-fan parrots, eclectus parrots, and star tortoises, were included in the collection. After being appointed as Reader in Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh in 1945, <mask> <mask> returned to the UK and held this position for 14 years. His menagerie was divided between the London Zoo and the National Zoological Gardens of Sri Lanka. He was prosector for the Zoological Society of London for twelve years. When he left the London Zoo in 1962, the old prosectorium that has been his office was closed, many preserved biological specimen were discarded, and the era of anatomists working at the London Zoo came to a close. <mask> <mask> was a visiting scholar at Emory University between

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texts: 1957 and 1958. In preparation for her studies of wild Chimpanzees, primatologist Jane Goodall studied primate behavior under him.After being turned down for the position of director, he was hired as the assistant director of the YNPRC in Atlanta. He was honoured by the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1955 with a fellow and a gold medal for his contributions to science. The Royal College of Surgeons of England made him a Hunterian Trustee after he retired from YNPRC. <mask> <mask> split his time between his home at Folkestone and his continued work at the University of Torino. He had suffered three years of increased illness as well as diabetes and was in the final stages of his terminal illness. <mask> <mask> wrote over 200 publications, all of which were based on his own observations. His first paper was published in the year 1926.His works, which were published until the year of his death, focused on the anatomy and behavior of humans, primates, and other mammals. The eight-volume series Primates: Comparative Anatomy and Taxonomy was written by <mask> <mask> and was intended to include all living and extinct primate. The series was the culmination of 50 years of research and thought. The subjects covered in each volume, starting with the strepsirrhines, included native and scientific terminology. His wife, Yvonne, made most of the drawings and photographs for the books. The series was never completed, however it was known for its breadth and depth. <mask> <mask> died in 1975, leaving his final work unfinished.With five sections of the final volume written, it was hoped that his widow would be able to follow through with plans to prepare and publish them. She died a year later. The monographic series received praise for its content, but was also criticized for omissions, errors, and lack of specificity. The eight volumes for which <mask> <mask> is best remembered are Primates Comparative Anatomy and Taxonomy. <mask> <mask> is remembered as a distinguished anatomist, "eminent primatologist", and the foremost authority on primate anatomy of his time. He did not consider himself a primatologist, but

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texts: he related best to old-school anatomists and naturalists, who studied the entire biological world and considered their own observations and recordings as sufficient. He used his curiosity and knowledge to find answers.<mask> <mask> was remembered for his skill at dissection and his ability to make quick, but accurate sketches of the features of his scalpel. He is remembered for his work as a painstaking investigator. There are two species named after him: <mask> <mask>'s Mangabey and the Colombo wolf snake. The <mask> <mask> medal was named after him. Every two years, the award is given for distinguished contributions to primatology. The southern black-and-white ruffed lemur was described in 1952. The Royal College of Surgeons of England has an extensive collection of primate specimen.In 1947, <mask> <mask> married Yvonne Stranger, a barrister. Yvonne was not only his devoted wife, but also a collaborated and illustrator of his works. The best wines and exotic dishes were included in the dinners the couple hosted for their friends. Yvonne died a year after her husband. <mask> <mask> was described in a memorial as being short and rotund, with twinkling blue eyes, a quiet manner, and a strong sense of humor. He was remembered for his eagerness to help young researchers. He was described as an "entertaining companion with a quick and ready wit."He was described as friendly and tolerant, as well as a merry man, vigorous, of humane culture, having the humour and good sense natural to those bred in the Provinces. He valued simple citizenship and academics more than people who "aspired to monarchy." He was seen as the archetypical English scholar-gentleman who viewed those from the "colonies" as a step below the British. <mask> <mask> named field ornithology, botany, photography, and travel as his recreations in the British Who's Who. He had interests that included good eating, old buildings, and gardening with his wife. Primatologists, British anatomists, British anthropologists, British zoologists, British expatriate academics, and people educated at King Edward's School are some of the people


title: Vasko Popa

texts: On June 29, 1922, Vasile "<mask>" <mask> was born. <mask> was born in the village of Grebenac in Yugoslavia. He was a student at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy. He was studying at the University of Vienna. He was imprisoned in a German concentration camp during World War II. <mask> graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy at Belgrade University after the war. His first poems were published in the magazines Knjievne novine and Borba.He was the editor of Nolit from 1955 to 1979. Kora was his first major verse collection. Nepoin-polje was one of his important work. The English translation of his Collected Poems, 1943– 1976 appeared in 1978, with an introduction by the British poet Ted Hughes. On May 29, 1972, <mask> <mask> founded The Literary Municipality Vrac and started a library of postcards. He became a member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts in the same year. The Vojvodina Academy of Sciences and Arts was founded in 1979 by <mask> <mask>.He is the first Laureate of the Branko's award for poetry. <mask> received another award for poetry in 1957, the Zmaj's Award. <mask>ovi poetry award, in 1978 the Yugoslav state Anti-Fascist Council for the National Liberation of Yugoslavia Award, and in 1983 the literary award. The poetry award was named after <mask> <mask>. Each year it was given for the best book of poetry published in Serbian. On <mask>'s birthday, 29 June, the award ceremony is held.The Aisle of the Deserving Citizens is where <mask> <mask> is buried. He was friends with a French poet. The Socialist Realism that dominated Eastern European literature after World War II, as well as the influence of Serbian poet Momilo Nastasijevi, influenced the style <mask> <mask> wrote in. He created a poetic language that combines a modern form with old, oral folk traditions of Serbia. In his work, myths come to surface from the

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texts: collective subconscious, the inheritance and everyday are in constant interplay, and the abstract is reflected in the specific and concrete. The New York Times obituary states that the English poet Ted Hughes praised <mask> as an "epic poet" with a "vast vision". Hughes states in his introduction to Vasko Popa: Collected Poems 1943- 1976 that it begins to look like a universe passing through a universe.Watching this journey being made is one of the most exciting things in modern poetry. Octavio Paz said, "Poets have the gift to speak for others, <mask> Popa had the very rare quality of hearing the others." Daniel Weissbort is the general editor of The Persea Series of Poetry in Translation. <mask> was one of the best European poets writing today, according to John Bayley, who reviewed the book in The New York Review of Books. <mask> <mask> has gained in stature and popularity since his first book of verse. His poetic achievement, eight volumes of verse written over a period of 38 years, has received extensive critical praise both in his native land and beyond. He became one of the most influential World poets when he became one of the most translated Serbian poets.The works include Kora (Bark), Nepoin polje (No-rest Field), 1965, Sporedno nebo (Secondary Heaven), 1968, Uspravna zemlja, 1972 and Kua. Francis R. Jones is a co-tr. Ted Hughes was introduced by Anne Pennington. Anvil was born in 2011. The Star Wizard's Legacy is a collection of poems. The Collected Poems, Anvil Press Poetry, and Homage to the Lame Wolf: Selected Poems were written by Morton Marcus. Charles Simic, Golden Apple, Anvil P Poetry, and <mask> Popa: Collected Poems 1943- 1976, trans.All Poems of <mask> Popa A Shepherd of Wolves? was translated by Charles Simic Poem Hunter. Poems by <mask> <mask> are translated. <mask> <mask> translated "If not for Your Eyes" from the "Far Inside Us"

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title: Cameron Bancroft

texts: Australian opener in more than two decades to make his debut in an Ashes Test.He had a baggy green cap presented to him. He was dismissed for 5 in his first Test. In the second half of the match, he made 82 not out to help Australia beat England. He played in all five Tests. <mask> played in the first three Tests of the South Africa tour after the ball-tampering incident. In the third Test match held in Cape Town, <mask> admitted to ball tampering. Television footage showed <mask> rubbing the ball with something.The on-field umpires spoke to the on-field umpires before the on-field umpires spoke to the on-field umpires after the on-field umpires had spoken to the on-field umpires after the on-field umpires had spoken to the on- Steve Smith admitted at a later press conference that the plan to alter the ball was hatched by the leadership group. Steve Smith was banned for one match by the International Cricket Council for his alleged involvement in the ball tampering controversy. The fourth Test would not take place because of the sanctions imposed by Cricket Australia. A separate investigation was launched by Cricket Australia. The three men were charged with bringing the game into disrepute, suspended and sent home as a result of the preliminary investigation. David Warner was found to have been responsible for the development of the plan to tampering with the ball.<mask> was found to have carried out those instructions, tried to hide evidence and lied to match officials. After the 9-month ban from international and domestic cricket in

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texts: Australia is over, he won't be considered for a leadership role for a year. The club said that the overseas player would not be joining them for the season. On December 30, 2018, he returned to professional cricket, playing for the Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League. He scored two runs from three balls in the match and the Hurricanes went on to win the game. After scoring 2 runs in his first game back for the Perth Scorchers, he went on to make                                       In February of this year, <mask> returned to first-class cricket, playing for Western Australia against New South Wales.He made 136 in the first and 86 in the second. Steve Waugh's record of most balls faced in a Shield match was broken by <mask>, who faced a total of                                    He was appointed as captain of Durham County Cricket Club in England in the middle of the year. The move to make him captain was supported by Durham director of cricket Marcus North and former Australian Captain and Teammate Steve Smith. In his one-day debut for Durham, he scored 150 not out from 130 balls. He was named in Australia's squad for the series in England. He returned to international duty in the first test at Edgbaston.After scores of 8, 7, 13 and 16 he was dropped for the third Test. References External links 1992 births Living people Australian cricketers Australia Test cricketers Australia Twenty20 International cricketers Cricketers from Perth, Western Australia Western Australia cricketers Perth Scorchers cricketers Sportsmen from Western

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title: Chris Read

texts: <mask> is an English former cricketer who was the captain of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club. He was a member of the England cricket team. He was a keeper. <mask> is married to Louise and they have two children together, a son and a daughter. <mask> ran the New York City Marathon to raise money for Bowel Cancer UK in memory of his first cricket coach, who died of the disease. He was in the top 5% of runners. In 1997 <mask> won an NBC Denis Compton Award after making a single appearance for Gloucestershire in the Life League.<mask> made his first-class debut in the winter of 1998 when he was picked up by Nottinghamshire. By June he had established himself in the side and claimed 42 dismissals as well as making over 400 runs. In preparation for the retirement of Alec Stewart, <mask> was overlooked in favor of first Paul Nixon and then James Foster. While left to concentrate on his county cricket career, <mask> averaged nearly 35 in 2002 with two hundred coming against Northamptonshire. He played in all ten of England's one-day internationals in 2003 after Stewart retired from international one-day cricket. After making a century in the second Test of the New Zealand series, Jones was preferred for the series against New Zealand and the West Indies. He scored 807 first-class runs, including two centuries, and averaged over 50 in his best season with the bat.Matt Prior was preferred for the role of England's second-choice keeper by the summer of 2005, after the selectors stuck with Jones. <mask> was overlooked for the winter tour of Pakistan, instead being selected for the second tier of the England and Wales Cricket Board's National Academy squad. As the first choice keeper in the academy squad, <mask> got several opportunities to play, and had a successful tour, scoring 254 runs at an average of 66.25 in the West Indies before he had to return home to attend to a family emergency. <mask> was selected for the England 'A' team against Pakistan in 2006 after a strong start to the

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texts: county season in which he averaged 50 in both formats of the game. He scored a 150 in the tour match, taking advantage of his selection. <mask> scored a rapid 72 against Northamptonshire in a Natwest Pro 40 League game after Geraint Jones broke a finger in the second Test match against Pakistan. In September 2007, <mask> took over as the captain.The team was promoted to the championship and <mask> averaged 54.17 with the bat. <mask> scored 1,203 runs at an average of 75.18 in 2009, including 4 centuries in first-class cricket. His form with the bat has not changed. He averaged 45.80 in 2010, as he led the team to their sixth championship. He scored 53 off 52 balls as they won the Yorkshire Bank 40 final. In the next two years, <mask> averaged 43.85 and 51.35 and passed both 15,000 first-class runs and 1,000 first-class dismissals. This form was not sustained as they were demoted.After 20 years with the county, <mask> will retire at the end of the season to become the director of cricket at Uppingham School. In his final season, he led Nottinghamshire to promotion, secured in the last game when <mask>'s 124 was crucial in getting the maximum batting points required to finish second. The Royal London One Day Cup was won by Nottinghamshire under the captaincy of <mask>, with <mask> scoring 58 off 57 balls in the final. He played in the Bicentenary Celebration match for the MCC. He toured Zimbabwe and South Africa with the A team the following winter, and in 1999 his maiden first-class century, a well-timed 160 against Warwickshire, brought him selection for the first Test against New Zealand. <mask> made a good impression, even though he failed with the bat, he claimed eight dismissals. He was retained for Lord's but was embarrassed when he ducked what he thought was a beamer from <mask> but was actually a slower ball.He did play in the 1999/2000 One Day International series in South Africa, but he was dropped after 37 and another duck. In the winter of 2003 and 2004, <mask> played

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texts: in eight of the nine Tests against the West Indies and Bangladesh. He was replaced by Geraint Jones for the final Test of the West Indies series. In this game, Brian Lara made his world-record score of 400 not out. <mask> was retained for the one-day squad, despite winning the man-of-the match award in the first game of the series. <mask> was recalled to the England squad as a replacement for Jones. David Graveney said that this was down to Jones' poor form with the bat rather than his injury.In the 3rd Test against Pakistan, <mask> took advantage of the opportunity with 38 in the first and 55 in the second, shepherding the tail and adding four catches and a stumping. Despite finishing the summer as the first choice, <mask> was passed over for a central contract by the England and Wales Cricket Board. <mask> was dropped in favor of Geraint Jones prior to the first Test in Australia. Jones is a better prospect for batting at number seven. Mick Newell called his selection "bizarre". Between the Second and Third Tests, <mask> was selected to play for England. <mask> was dismissed for a duck in the first match.In the two-day match against Western Australia, <mask> scored 59 not out while Jones went for a first ball duck. Jones retained his place for the third Test but failed to score in either of the two days, leading to <mask> being selected for the fourth Test. He took 6 catches in the fourth Test, becoming the 3rd player in Test history to take 6 dismissals in an entire Test. He became the first keeper in Test history to achieve the feat in successive Tests when he was dismissed for 6 in the first day of the 5th Test. <mask> wasn't selected for the World Cup or the subsequent one-day tournament, with Paul Nixon taking his place. Matt Prior retained his place for the subsequent one-day matches after scoring a century on his Test debut. External links include England Test cricketers England One Day International cricketers England Twenty20 International cricketers English

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title: Gérard Caron

texts: <mask> died on October 31, 2020. One of the inventors of the concept of brand design in France was the co- founder of Carré Noir. He helped develop French design marketing in Japan as well as in other countries around the world. The author of several books on design as a professional activity, and the creator of a website dedicated to design, regularly gave lectures on this topic. <mask> was born in Pont l'Evque, Normandy, France, into a family of seven children just before the outbreak of the Second World War. His father was a telephone inspector and his mother a seamstress, but nothing in his family background made him want to be a designer. During the long periods of shortages brought about by the war, <mask> invented games, made products using flour, potatoes, sugar, water, or cider as his basic ingredients, created makeshift packaging and dreamed up advertising slogans and sold them to his brothers and sisters.He didn't realize that he was starting to create his first packaging materials and logos. When war was declared in Algeria, <mask> was twenty. He was doing his military service in the Engineers when he read an article about jobs in advertising. It was a revelation. He decided to take correspondence courses because he wanted to work in this industry. He graduated top of his class at the Ecole Supérieure de la Communication when he was demobilized. He worked in a bank to pay for his studies.He would study distribution, graphology, and psychology later on. In 1962, <mask> got his first professional experience while working for Publicis. He developed his career working for several companies. He worked on the Lacroix bleach bottle with Raymond Loewy in the 1960's. He had his first professional contact with design and was going to have a huge influence on his career. <mask> <mask> studied and

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title: Gérard Caron

texts: developed theories about design based on handwriting, heraldry, symbolism, and relaxation therapy with his partner. Carré Noir, la premire agence de design-marketing en France, the first design marketing agency to be set up in France, was founded in 1973.The friendship of the four partners is represented by the square of the logo and the black color represents the pencil stroke of the creative designer on the sheet of white paper. They decided to call their business a design agency. The word design was not part of the advertising vocabulary at that time. The inventors of communication design in France are <mask> <mask> and his associates. There are subsidiaries of Carré Noir in the United States, Japan, Italy, Belgium and England. Before leaving the business in 1998, he prepared the launch of the agency in Germany, Poland and Hong Kong. <mask> <mask> created packaging designs for over 12,000 brands.There are 1,200 visual identities, including logos for Lotus, Le Bon Marché or the RPR political party. His research on symbolic systems, colours, and the memorization of signs led him to work with artists, scientists, psychiatrists, business leaders, and politicians and to write a large number of books in which he developed his thoughts about design. Admirable Design is a weekly online magazine devoted to news about design and related markets. As a consultant for design agencies and business organizations in France and around the world, <mask> <mask> gave many lectures in Japan and throughout Europe. Carré Noir was the first design marketing agency in France. He was the agency's Chairman until 1998. An annual award presented to architects and advertisers/distributors for their achievements and innovations was founded in 1990.Between 1,000 and 1,500 professionals attend the prize-giving ceremony every year at

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title: Gérard Caron

texts: the Marigny theatre in Paris. The first popular French publication devoted to the design profession that reveals the secrets of how products, objects and images come into being was released in 1992. It has been translated into Japanese. He created the Paneuropean Design Association. The first inter-professional association of design agencies was composed of European design agencies. It helped to build the European Economic Union. He was made Chairman of the association.The European Monetary Institute chose <mask> <mask> to represent France because they wanted a model of the euro banknote. The Mouvement Franaise du Monde was launched in 1998. The goal of the association of French expatriates is to bring together French citizens who want to stay in touch with cultural, political, economic and social developments in France while at the same time deepen their relationship with their host country. Scopes is a company specializing in forward looking analyses of consumer trends and contemporary expectations. Images are used to study consumption trends in eight major cities around the world: Tokyo, New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, London, Milan, and Paris. Photographers, designers and journalists make up the company. The Eco matin programme was broadcast on France 5 in 2002.Admirable Design is an online magazine dedicated to design in all its forms. The professional design website attracts the largest number of visitors. Design Communication Corporation was founded in 2004 by <mask> <mask>. A professional network set up between the Japanese market and French design agencies was launched by him. The jury for the international prize for packaging design was chaired by <mask> <mask>. He was the chairman of the jury until his death. On October 31, 2020, she died at the age of 82.There are External links


title: Gustaaf Willem van Imhoff

texts: The Dutch East India Company (VOC) was a Dutch colonial administrator. He was the Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies from 1743 until his death in 1750. <mask> was born into the East Frisian branch of the <mask> family. His father came from the town of Leer in northwestern Germany, a few kilometers from the Dutch border. The Dutch East India Company was founded in 1725 and became the capital of the Dutch East Indies. <mask> was promoted several times within the company before he was appointed colonial governor. The previous administration's chaos was brought to an end by Ceylon <mask>'s tenure as governor.He had good relations with the King of Kandy. King Narendra was married to a Tamil princess of Madurai (Tamil Nadu, India), and their child, Sri Vijaya Rajasinha who succeeded him after Narendra's death on May 1739, was seen to be more of a Tamil than a Sinhalese. The Tamils of south India were seen as a threat to the Dutch East India Company's commercial monopoly and <mask> was concerned about this royal succession. <mask> was surprised that the Sinhalese people had accepted such a king, considering their attitude towards the Tamils of India. <mask> proposed to the lords that the Kingdom of Ceylon be divided into two. They decided that war was too expensive. The colony was always in a state of deficit due to the fact that the profits from the production of spices were not given to the colony.Governors became too extravagant in their habits in other colonies because of this practice. In January

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texts: 1739, <mask> traveled to the port of Cochin on the south west coast of India with a view to authoring a report on the state of Dutch Malabar. The VOC's power in the region was threatened by the expansionist aims of the Maharajah Marthanda Varma, who decided to use force to ensure that the local rulers fulfilled their trade contracts with the VOC. <mask> demanded that Marthanda Varma restore the annexed kingdom of Kayamkulam to its former ruling princess. Marthanda Varma said that he was considering an invasion of Europe if Dutch forces were sent to his kingdom. The Dutch government decided to start a war because of the situation on the Malabar Coast. The Treaty of Mavelikkara was signed in 1753 after the Dutch were routed in the 1741 Battle of Colachel.On March 12th, 1740, the governor of Ceylon was replaced by a new one, and <mask> found himself in a precarious situation. The Chinese population in the area around Batavia was thought to have grown too large by the former Governor-General. A rumour that the Dutch were planning to throw Chinese people off the high seas led to an insurrection against the VOC in which 50 Dutch soldiers were killed. On 9 October 1740, Valckenier responded with a counter-attack that was supposed to put the rebels under control. This quickly got out of hand and led to the 1740 massacre in which between 5,000 and 10,000 mostly Chinese inhabitants were killed. He was arrested and deported back to the Dutch Republic after speaking out against the brutal policy. He was named the

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texts: Governor-general of the Dutch East Indies and sent back to Batavia.Dutch settlers were penetrating further into the interior of the Cape Colony, where they were losing contact with the VOC. The work of the Protestant Church in the colony was proposed by <mask>. In the midst of a war, <mask> took over in May 1743. Following Valckenier's actions to begin a war against the VOC, the Javanese princes took advantage of the chaotic situation. After reestablishing peace, <mask> began several reforms. He opened the first post offices in the Dutch East Indies, founded a Latin school, built a hospital, and launched a newspaper. The opium trade was suppressed by him.In 1746, <mask> embarked on a tour of Java to inspect the company's holdings and decided on several institutional reforms. The tenure of Van Imhoff was marked by catastrophe. The Hofwegen was struck by lightning and exploded in the port of Batavia with six tons of silver and 600,000 Dutch florins. Van Imhoff's progressive policies made him enemies. The colony became involved in the third war of Javanese succession because of <mask>'s lack of respect for local customs. <mask> wanted to resign from his post, but the VOC wouldn't allow it. Most of <mask>'s work had been done in vain, so he was forced to remain in office until he died.<mask> stayed in a historic governor's residence. The building is now called Toko Merah. Dutch nobility Governors-General of the Dutch East Indies Governors of Dutch Ceylon 18th-century Dutch people Dutch people of German

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title: Laura Muir

texts: <mask> is a middle- and long-distance runner. She finished seventh in the 1500m final at the 2016 Rio Olympics and won the silver medal in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. She finished fifth in the 1500m finals at the World Championships in 2015, fourth in the 5000m and fifth in the 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 She is a two-time World Indoor Championship medallist, winning silver at 1500m and bronze at 3000m, the 1500m European champion, and a four-time European Indoor Champion. In July of 2016 he broke the British record in the 1500m. At the Tokyo Olympics, she set a new record of                                                She broke the European indoor records in the 1000 metres and 3000 metres and the Scottish record in the 800 metres.She is in the world's top 20 all-time Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair


title: Laura Muir

texts: Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair Aupair He is a two-time 1500m Diamond League winner. <mask> was born on May 9, 1993 in Inverness, Scotland. She attended the same school as Eilidh and her brother who is two years younger than her. She graduated from the University of Glasgow with a degree in veterinary medicine. One of her professors was a runner at the Commonwealth Games. The Great Britain junior women's team won the gold medal at the European Cross Country Championships in 2011.She was a nominee in the Daily Record Young Athlete of the Year awards at the end of the year. At the World Championships in the 800 metres, she reached the semi-finals with a personal best time. She broke Yvonne Murray's Scottish record in the 1500 metres at the Diamond League event in Paris. She finished fifth in the 1500m at the World Championships in Beijing in a time of 4:11.48. The Diamond League event in London's Olympic Park was won by <mask>, who broke the British record for the 1500 metres with a time of 3:57.49. The 2016 Rio Olympic Games were unsuccessful for her, as initially slow tactical 1500m final race turned nearly into a speed test, and she faded to seventh at the finish line in 4:12.88. The winner of the 800 metres race ran the last two laps at a fast pace.Less than two weeks later, on 27 August, <mask> showed her potential, beating her UK record by more than two seconds with a

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texts: world-leading time of 3m 55.22s to win the event at the Diamond League meet in Paris. She became the third British woman to win a Diamond trophy when she won the 1500m title. She was the fastest woman in the world over 1500m for the year. On 4 January, <mask> broke a 25-year-old British indoor record when she ran the 5000 metres for the second time. She was the only competitor. She set a European indoor 3000 metres record in a time of 8m 26.41s, beating the Russian record by over a second. The European indoor 1000 metres record was broken by <mask> on February 18.Her time of 2m 31.93s was within a second of the world record. In March, she dominated at the European Indoor Championships. She took gold in the 1500m event, breaking Doina Melinte's 32-year old championship record along the way, and followed it up by taking a second title in the 3000m event with another championship record the next day. She finished fourth in the 1500m and sixth in the 5000m at the World Championships. Jenny Simpson of USA finished second in 4:02.97, losing by 0.38 s to the winner, Faith Kipyegon, and by just 0.07 s to South Africa's Caster Semenya. She decided to miss the Commonwealth Games in April in order to focus on her veterinary medicine exams. She won a bronze medal in the 3000m and a silver medal in the 1500m at the World Indoor Championships in March.She was the first British woman to win the European 1500m gold medal. She won her

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texts: second Diamond League title over 1500 metres, her first since the series moved to a championship format. In February, <mask> broke the British indoor mile record by more than five seconds, stopping the clock at the third-fastest time in the world. She was close to a European record. At the European Indoor Championships in Glasgow, she defended both her 1500m and 3000m titles to secure the 'double-double', improving her own championship record at the longer distance. She finished fifth in the 1500m at the World Championships. In the first season of the Pandemic, <mask> won all three 1500m races with all times under 3:20.She won two of her 800m races. She set a personal best of                                                     At the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics, <mask> won a silver medal in the 1500 metres in a time of 3:54.50, improving her own British record. She finished behind only the world champion, Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands, in the event. Scotland has not won an individual Olympic medal in a track event since 1988. Information was taken from the World Athletics

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title: Berthe Marti

texts: <mask>, a Swiss-American scholar and teacher of classical and medieval Latin, died in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in 1995. The University of Lausanne has a MA in Latin and a PhD in Latin. "The Adoration of the Roman Emperor from Augustus to Charlemagne" was written under the direction of Ross Taylor. As an assistant professor of Latin at the college, she taught Latin and French, as well as classical and medieval Latin. She taught at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a professor of classical and medieval Latin until 1976, when she retired. She spent most of the year in Rome, working on various research projects in the libraries of the American Academy in Rome and the Vatican, as well as teaching at Chapel Hill in the spring of the year. The Rome Prize to the American Academy in Rome was one of her many awards.The Spanish College at Bologna in the Fourteenth Century (Philadelphia 1966), as well as numerous articles and reviews, was published by Scholarship Marti. She wrote "Arnulf and the Faits des Romans," Modern Language Quarterly 2, "The Meaning of the Pharsalia," and "Seneca's Tragedies: a New Interpretation." She was known to her students as a lively, exciting, and demanding teacher. She asked her students to read all of the fragments of the Roman annalists in their spare time and to pay attention to the meanings of words. She was so generous with her time that she was able to introduce young people to the city of Rome and the scholars who passed through the American Academy in Rome. To some behind her back as "Berthe Noir," "Dragon Lady," "The Martinet," and other sobriquets, Marti was known to everyone as "Miss Marti," but she enjoyed socializing with students and seemed to relish her reputation. She protested that one shouldn't pretend to speak better English than their neighbors by keeping a 1920-vintage copy of Fowler's Modern English Usage open in her office.She could say inverted commas on a word. She suggested that a young man from the South should carry a dictionary in his


title: Berthe Marti

texts: back pocket at all times, since he had been ridiculed for pronouncing "ten cents" like "tin cints". She was mugged in Paris in the 80's. The purse was empty and the thief tried to steal it. She bit off his thumb. She delighted in teaching Beginning Latin classes, which she called "Baby Latin", and made the students translate, conjugate and decline out loud in turns around the room. If a student couldn't remember whether a word was dative or ablative, she would say, "Life is full of decisions!""Hell's bells!" was one of the oaths she had. Being one of the milder ones. "The rumors of my retirement are greatly exaggerated," she said when she was introduced at the symposium. She reported that she didn't understand a single sentence at the post-constructionist lecture. She didn't hesitate to explain portions of Martial or Ovid. She winked at the young men in the class when she translated "about your girl having another sweetheart on the side; she might teach you a trick or two." She wanted to have a splendid meal prepared for her before she died.She was happy to write letters of reference. They were handwritten and closed with the words, "I can recommend Mr. or Miss without any qualification whatever." She said that "whatsoever" was a solecism. The <mask> M. <mask> fellowship at the American Academy in Rome was established through a bequest to enable graduate students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to study and carry out research in Rome in the fields of early, classical, and medieval Latin. The first three people to hold the fellowship were Eric Hutchinson of Bryn Mawr College, John Henkel of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Jessica M. Sisk of Bryn Mawr College. There is an edition of Lucanum. The Spanish College was in Bologna.Lucain was editor in Fondation Hardt Entretiens. The Medieval Academy of America has a mortuary. 71, no. In 1996, pp. 797–808. www.jstor.org/stable/2865858. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has 20th-century American

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title: Charles Astley Fowler

texts: Major-General <mask> was an officer in the British Indian Army from 1886 to 1921. He commanded the 37th brigade at the Battle of Loos in France in 1915 and was a divisional commander during the Third Afghan War in 1919. <mask> was the son of <mask>, the deputy surgeon-general of the Indian Medical Service, and aTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia <mask> was a high-ranking officer in the Indian Army. He was educated in England at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and was commissioned into the army as a lieutenant in 1885. He was promoted to captain on February 7, 1896. He was appointed a temporary staff officer as deputy assistant adjutant-general to the Kohat-Kurram Force on August 23, 1900.He fought against the Darwesh Khel Wazirs. He was awarded the DSO for his service at the engagement of Kharga in 1908 and was promoted to Colonel in 1911. When war was declared in 1914, <mask> returned to England and was promoted to brigadier-general in charge of the 37th Infantry brigade of the 12th (Eastern) Division. The first experience of the Western Front was given to the brigade in June 1915. The 37th brigade was on the front line at the Battle of Loos. The British lines were attacked by the Germans on 8 October. The 37th held their sector of

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texts: trench and succeeded in gaining some German-held ground until a withdrawal was forced through a shortage of grenades.Despite some early success, the offensive on 24 September had proved to be beyond the British. Robert Graves, a veteran of Loos, said that the aims of the second offensive were scaled back to'skirmishing for local advantages'. The Hohenzollern Redoubt is a small hill in the pancake-flat countryside around Loos. The redoubt was regained by the Germans on 3 October after being captured by the British on 25 September. The task of capturing Gun Trench was given to <mask>'s brigade. The British advance was undermined by an inadequate bombardment which failed to clear a path for the Infantry, and also by the use of poison gas which achieved little more than to warn the Germans of the impending attack. The left flank of the brigade was caught in a hail of machine gun fire from an unshelled German position and 409 officers and men were killed within 100 yards of the British trenches.The rest of the brigade were able to hold the position against a ferocious German attack over the next 24 hours, until they were finally reinforced and relieved. The 37th brigade had succeeded in their task, but it was considered to be only a minor achievement. The British regarded Loos as a disaster, with 59,000 British casualties, no breakthrough and the Hohenzollern Redoubt in German possession until the end of the war. <mask> was

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texts: awarded the CB despite being mentioned in the despatches. In December 1915, French was replaced by Sir Douglas Haig as Commander-in-Chief of the BEF, and <mask> relinquished command of the 37th brigade in January 1916. He didn't see any more active service on the Western Front. He was in the Censor's Department in 1916 and 1917.He returned to India after being promoted to Major-General in 1918. Afghanistan launched an invasion of British India in May 1919 in order to exploit the war-weary condition of the British. The town of Bagh was occupied by the Afghans on 3 May and they fought off an attempt to remove them. The 1st and 2nd brigades of the First Infantry Division of the Indian Army led a second attempt to capture Bagh on 11 May. The British used machine gun fire, as well as using the Royal Air Force, to drive the Afghans out of the town. <mask> was awarded the CSI. <mask> married Florence Mary Woodroffe in Calcutta on July 25, 1894.She was the sister of Sir John Woodroffe and the elder daughter of James Tisdall Woodroffe. They had a daughter in 1895 and a son in 1901. They separated in 1917 after their marriage was unhappy. She refused to divorce him. She was able to get a divorce on the grounds of adultery in 1925. He married the ex-wife of Harry Symes Prideaux. He died in June 1940 at Wargrave.Major-General <mask> retired from the Army. The Companions of the Order of the Bath were military personnel of the British

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title: Richard Dunthorne

texts: <mask> worked in Cambridge as an astronomer and scientific assistant to Roger Long, who was the master of Pembroke Hall and the Lowndean Professor of Astronomy and Geometry. There are three short biographical notes of Dunthorne, one in the Philosophical Transactions (Abridgement Series), another in the 'Dictionary of National Biography' and a third by W T Lynn. Dunthorne was born in Ramsey, Cambridgeshire, where he attended a free grammar school. He was noticed by Roger Long, the Master of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. Dunthorne received some further education in Cambridge, where Long first appointed him as a "footboy", though this does not seem to have been regular university education. Dunthorne "managed" a prep school in Coggeshall, Essex, and later returned to Cambridge where Long obtained for him an appointment as a "butler" at Pembroke Hall, an office that Dunthorne retained for the rest of his life. Dunthorne assisted Long in astronomy and scientific work.In addition to his work with Long, Dunthorne also held an appointment for some years, concurrently with his work with the Bedford Level Corporation, responsible for water management in the Fens. Dunthorne was responsible for a survey of the fens in Cambridgeshire and the construction of locks on the River Cam. Dunthorne acted as the executor of Long's will because of his lifelong association with Long. Practical Astronomy of the Moon: or, new Tables was published in 1739 by Dunthorne. The Theory was written by Dr Gregory in his Astronomy, London & Oxford, 1739 The tables were modeled after


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texts: ground in providing computational tools to enable mariners to use lunar observations to find their latitude at sea. Dunthorne was the sole comparer for the first three issues and continued as one until the issue for 1776.<mask> and Maskelyne collaborated on a method for clearing nautical lunar observations of the effects of refraction and parallax for the purpose of finding the latitude at sea. At the same time as a reward was given to the contributor of an alternative method for the same purpose, Dunthorne received a reward from the Board of Longitude for his contribution towards shortening the tedious calculations involved in "clearing the lunar distance". "Dunthorne's improved method" was included in an edition of 1802. Dunthorne was credited with being the first to apply trigonometrical formulae for the general spherical triangle to the reduction of lunar distances. The construction of an observatory was funded by Benefactions in Cambridge Dunthorne. The observatory was located at St. John's College. The college was given astronomy instruments by Dunthorne.The observatory was closed in 1859. A contemporary reverend. In charge of the St John's College observatory from 1767), William Ludlam described Dunthorne as one "who without the benefit of an Academical education is arrived at such a perfection in many branches of learning, and particularly in Astronomy, as would do honour to the proudest Professor in He joined to an excellence in his profession, a generosity without limit in the exercise of it. Dunthorne passed away at Cambridge. The


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texts: crater on the Moon is named after him. Practical Astronomy of the Moon: or, new Tables was written by <mask>e.The Theory was written by Dr Gregory in his Astronomy, London & Oxford, 1739 The Rev. received a letter from Mr. <mask>. The Woodwardian Professor is Mr. Charles Mason. Hist. At Cambridge, concerning the Moon's Motion. A letter from the Rev. <mask>. The Reverend Mr. <mask> and the Keeper of the Wood-Wardian Museum at Cambridge received a letter from Mr. <mask>.No. 46 (1749–1750). 499, pp. The vol.9 of the Philosophical Transactions (abridgements) is pp. "On the Acceleration of the Moon" was written by the Rev. <mask>. A letter from Mr. Rich was written by <mask>. Dunthorne to the Rev.Dr. Long was the Professor of Astronomy and Geometry at That University. 281–288. "Elements of New Tables of the Motions of Jupiter's Satellites: In a Letter to the Reverend Charles Mason, D. D. Woodwardian Professor in the University of Cambridge, and F.R.S. from Mr. <mask>e" 105–107. Mary Croarken wrote "Providing Longitude for All" in the Journal of Maritime Research. An article in the Library of St John's College mentions Dunthorne in connection with his gifts to the college. W T Lynn wrote "Richard Dunthorne" in The Observatory.The biographical note about <mask> is in the Philosophical Transactions (Abridgement Series) (1809). Frédéric Marguet'stoire générale de la navigation du XVe Au XXe Sicle was published in Paris in 1931. Christof A. Plicht, "R. Dunthorne," Red Hill Observatory, is an astronomer. The 18th-century British astronomer births and

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title: Georg Matthias Bose

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an electrical experimenter in the early days of the development of electrostatics. He is credited with being the first to develop a way of temporarily storing static charges by using an insulated conductor. The interests of the German scientific community and the public were raised by his demonstrations and experiments. He received his Master's degree in 1727. He was the professor of natural philosophy at the University of Wittenberg. He improved the machine by adding a "prime conductor" which allowed it to accumulate the generated static charge at a higher level, after reviving experimentation with a glass-globe machine following the design of Francis Hauksbee the Elder. He was said to be a flamboyant demonstrator and an ardent self-promoter, and he had groups in Prussia, France, Italy and even Istanbul.<mask>'s initial prime conductor consisted of an assistant standing on a block of resin holding a metal bar in one hand while touching a spinning globe with the other. The charge would have flowed through the assistant to the metal bar and onto the surface of the bar. This was an extension of Stephen Gray's 1730 Flying Boy demonstration, but with the addition of a metal conductor, it became the only effective storage device. <mask>'s use of metal at a time when it had long been accepted that only electrics could accumulate static electricity was novel. The need to insulate charged objects from electrical contact with the earth was not appreciated. Experiments show that the cumulative effect on the external skin of the conductor is what sets the limit of static accumulate so much as the mass of the prime conductor. <mask> promoted the study of electricity in Germany for three years from 1742 to 1745 and became famous for his experiments, including one where he set alight alcoholic spirits floating on the surface of water.The sensation of water and fire was created by the fact that they were seen as opposites. <mask>'s "Electric Kiss" demonstration was immensely popular with

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texts: spectators, but it was little more than a variation on Stephen Gray's "Flying Boy" demonstration. An attractive young lady was invited to stand on a block of insulation and was given a static charge from a spinning globe. The young man from the audience gave her a kiss and the pair received a reasonable shock. The demonstration combined the scientific illustration of charge accumulation with the naughtiness of a stolen kiss, so it became a mainstay of all electrical showmen and scientific demonstrators. <mask> concealed the means by which he generated the effect that became known as Beatification. He revealed the technique to his colleague, who published it in the Royal Society's Philosophical Transactions.This was an extension of his Prime Conductor developments. A person dressed in a metal helmet or suit of armour would sit on a chair that was insulated and receive a high level of static charge. The news of <mask>'s alcohol experiment quickly spread to Pomerania, a small independent state on the Baltic coast, where the dean of the Camin cathedral was also experimenting with a friction generator. J.G. The silk thread above von Kleist's machine was the best possible shape and mass for a prime conductor in its ability to accumulate charge. Von Kleist wondered if <mask>'s experiment at capturing electricity in a small medicine bottle filled with alcohol would extend to capturing electricity in a small medicine bottle filled with alcohol, since he knew that the glass of the bottle would act as an insulator and prevent the electricity from escaping. He fitted his bottle with a cork through which a nail protruded from the fluid to provide a point of entry.He held the bottle in one hand and applied a nail to the conductor. He carried the bottle back into the dark room and noticed a glow in the dark which he thought was from St Elmo's fire. He felt a violent shock when he touched the nail with his spare hand. He said it threw him across the room. Von Kleist did not understand the significance of his cupped hand

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