title: Alexander McSween

texts: During the Lincoln County War of the Old West, <mask> was a central character, alongside John Tunstall, in opposing businessmen Lawrence Murphy and James Dolan. <mask>en was born in Canada in either Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island. McSween's widow claimed that he was a Presbyterian preacher. McSween's name does not appear in the records of any Presbyterian seminary or list of ministers according to Robert Utley. After law school, McSween moved to Kansas and then to New Mexico Territory. He married Susan Hummer in Atchison, Kansas on August 23, 1873. In 1875, the couple moved to Lincoln, New Mexico, where her husband had accepted a job as a lawyer for the bank of Irish Catholic immigrants.McSween went to work for John Tunstall, an English rancher and businessman, after he arrived in Lincoln County, New Mexico. The trouble between the two groups began when Murphy-Dolan accused McSween of stealing and they hired the Evans and Kinney gangs to intimidate Tunstall. The Lincoln County Regulators were hired by McSween and Tunstall to protect them and their properties. Billy the Kid, Dick Brewer, George Coe, and others were regulators. William Morton, Jesse Evans, and Tom Hill shot and killed Tunstall while he was resisting arrest. McSween arranged for the Regulators to be sworn in as special constables by the Lincoln County Justice of the Peace, who had been allied to McSween and Tunstall. On March 6, 1878, the Regulators arrested Frank Baker and William Morton and put them to death.<mask>, who knew that the Sheriff was carrying an arrest warrant for him, ordered the assassination of Sheriff Brady, according to historian Robert Marshall Utley. Billy the Kid ran from the place of ambush in order to remove the arrest warrant from the Sheriff's pocket. The Kid was wounded by the gunfire of the deputy. On April 4, 1878, there was a gun battle between Buckshot Roberts, a bounty hunter, and the Regulators. Both

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texts: Roberts and Regulator Dick Brewer were dead, the Kid was grazed by a bullet, and George Coe had his finger shot off. Billy the Kid and four other men were indicted for the murder of Sheriff Brady. On the same day, William Matthews, Jesse Evans, and others were indicted for the murder of John Tunstall.The cowboy who killed Frank McNab was captured on May 15, 1878. The Regulators were surrounded in Lincoln by McSween and his law partner, Harvey Morris. The cowboys were led by the sheriff. The house was set afire after a four-day period of gunfire. <mask> was granted safe passage out of the house while the men inside continued to fight the fire. The Regulators and McSween were going to break free of the house. Jim French was the first to leave, followed by Billy the Kid, Tom O' Folliard, and Jose Chavez y Chavez.The men saw the men running and opened fire, killing Morris. The US cavalry arrived with instructions to make arrests to avoid executions, and they took those left into custody in the back yard. A gunfight erupted. McSween's white shirt made him an easy target and he was killed. The Lincoln County War was over when McSween died. The marriage of <mask> and George Barber ended in divorce. Susan became one of the most prominent cattlewomen of the Old West when she purchased a ranch in New Mexico.Susan lived in White Oaks, New Mexico, until her death in 1931, after Albert Fall acquired the ranch. The 1970 movie Chisum, starring John Wayne in the title role, portrayed some of the events in which McSween was involved, with Andrew Prine playing McSween. Terry O'Quinn played McSween in Young Guns. McSween's death in the movie was portrayed more or less accurately, with a scene showing him shot and killed in the Battle of Lincoln. Russ Brown wrote Miss Chisum, a semi-biographical novel about John Chisum's life. The Lincoln County War Graves of Tunstall and McSween can be found in the New Mexico

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title: Lucius Manlius Vulso Longus

texts: <mask> was a Roman general and a diplomat. His military achievements contributed to the victory of the Romans in the First Punic War. He ran for the consulate several times. He led military expeditions on both occasions. The term for being a diplomat was a year. Two consuls ruled at a time and one could serve up to two terms. The job of the consuls was to govern provinces, lead armies in major wars, and run the Senate and assembly.He ran in 259 BC but lost. He ran in 25 BC. He ruled with Marcus Atilius Regulus and with Gaius Atilius Regulus. During the First Punic War, Marcus Atilius Regulus and his family sailed to Africa to fight Carthage. Carthage made slightly greater preparations with 350 ships and 150,000 infantrymen than Rome did. The Romans were in battle formation. Two of the squadrons were commanded by Marcus Atilius Regulus and <mask> <mask> Longus.The ships that were between them were protected by the other squadron. The strong base made it difficult to break up and they sailed in a triangular shape. The Carthaginians were positioned in a horizontal line with Hamilcar in the center and two slightly advanced sides. The main line was left alone by the two Carthaginian flanks. The line was immediately targeted because of its vulnerability. The first two squadrons were the main ships in the Carthaginian fleet. Since the soldiers were fighting under both consuls, who were taking part in the battle in person, they felt more encouraged to fight with their entire strength and defeated the Carthaginians after an extensive fight.The squadrons went to relieve the fleet. The left wing of the Carthaginians attacked the transport ships, while the right wing attacked Hanno. The Romans needed to have horses for the cavalry and extra food and supplies to fight on land, so they saved the transport ships. Half of Carthage's fleet was captured or

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texts: sunk after the battle. After landing in Africa, the two consuls sailed to Cape Bon, where they landed near Aspis. They set up a garrison here. The area was very plentiful after the troops were sent to plunder it.They burned houses of the rich, captured slaves, and destroyed the city's defenses. The Senate ordered one of the consuls to come back to Rome with the navy and the other to stay with the army in Africa. Most of the fleet and prisoners returned with <mask>. During his second term in 250 BC, he faced some tough times. Rome had failed military ventures in the past. They almost completely withdrew from naval warfare after losing 150 ships in a storm. The Romans lost over half of their troops in Africa after an elephant trampled them.The Romans wouldn't come within a mile of elephants because of their fear. The army had a general lack of spirit after these events, and the second term of <mask> would help to raise it. He built 50 ships and had a huge campaign to organize a fleet. In June 250 BC, Hasdrubal, the Carthaginian, set up camp near Panormus, where Caecilius' army got the Carthaginians' elephants to destroy their own army. The consuls were encouraged to finish the war. There were about 120 ships in the fleet when they sailed to Sicily. They anchored off the city.It would be easy for the Romans to manipulate the war if they controlled this port. The Carthaginians put their whole force together to save the city because they understood the importance of this port. About 10,000 mercenaries from the Celts and Greeks were used by the Carthaginians to protect them from the Romans. The Romans were defeated by the Carthaginians. The Carthaginians sailed 50 ships from Africa to try to save the city by charging towards the center of the harbor. The Romans didn't try to stop the fleet from entering because of unfavorable winds and sudden

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texts: appearance. The Carthaginians retreated and the Romans maintained their blockade.The Romans were defeated by the Carthaginians when they set fire to the locations where they had taken over. The Romans were able to recruit about 10,000 sailors and send them to Sicily, where they planned to attack Drepana, which was a port town about 24 miles north of Lillybaeum. Even after a serious loss, the Roman's ability to keep recruiting sailors shows his leadership abilities. Rome was able to win the First Punic War because of his abilities. The death of <mask> occurred in 216 BC. There is no information about how he died. He lived for 83 years since he died in 216 BC, and the first time he ran was in 259 BC.It is likely that he died of natural causes, since he was 83 years old and living in Ancient Rome. His birth would be around 300 BC. Throughout the years, <mask> has been accepted as another consul who helped in military victories. The Romans were able to pursue a follow up attack at Aspis because of his command skills, which were essential in saving the transport ships. In his second term, he brought the army into an improved and positive state of mind by building a new fleet and recruiting many sailors. Candidates were defeated in Roman elections. The Transactions of the American Philosophical Society were published in 1991.The Encyclopedia of Military Biography was written by Dupuy. Chicago: Book Sales. Frank and Tenney. Notes on Plautus. The American Journal of Philology was published in 1937. Adrian Goldsworthy. The Punic Wars were fought.Cassell was in London in 2000. Christina A. Salowey. The ancient world had great lives. Salem was in Pasadena, CA in 2004. The Rise of the Roman Empire was written by F.W. Walbank. Trans. Ian Scott-Kilvert.New York: Penguin Classics. The Year of birth is uncertain for Roman commanders of the First Punic

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title: Jakub Chlebowski

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texts: after the war. <mask> was appointed Professor of Medicine and Director of the Department of Internal Diseases at the Medical University of Biaystok in 1951. Between 1959 and 1962 <mask> was appointed as the rector of the Medical Academy in Bialystok. The March events resulted in <mask> being removed from the university. All university staff and students attended a party on April 22, 1968. The Committee Campus Polish United Workers' Party of the Academy of Medicine in Bialystok, after consideration of the matter on 22 April 1968, seek a request to the National Minister.<mask> and his family moved to Israel in 1968. <mask> was hit by a car while crossing the street. In 1990 the Medical Academy in Bialystok honored the memory of <mask>. The decision to remove <mask> from the university was condemned by the University senate. The lecture hall at the State Hospital has been named Clinical Professor. A bronze plaque has been placed to honor the great patron. The Medical Academy in Bialystok held a meeting in 1996 to honor their great professor.One of Poland's highest civilian orders, The Order Odrodzenia Polski, was awarded to <mask> for his outstanding achievements in the fields of education, science, sport, culture and arts. The Academy of Medicine in Bialystok awarded its first annual prize in honor of <mask> in 2005, to the top medical graduate student at the Medical Academy in

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texts: Bialystok. Dr. Irena Chlebowska-Bennett is the daughter of Chlebowski and she sponsors the prize. Mlonek received her prize in person from Chlebowska-Bennett at the Auli Medical University of Bialystok. <mask> is described by Polonia Restituta as "an institution whose principles are now tended by large numbers of his colleagues and students". He came to Bialystok in 1951 and took over the management of the Academy of Medical Clinic - Interior Diseases. He began his day as a lecturer and then moved to research and clinical practice.Professor Jan Stasiewicz says that the Professor had a great ability to teach complex medical principles, which he later elevated to a higher level of complex medical findings. There were too many achievements, merits and successes of the Professor and Chancellor of the Academy of Medical Sciences. If you fail to treat your patient as <mask> would have, you have no chance to successfully treat them, that's the most important. The application of Perkal's discriminating function to differential diagnosis. In 1969 there was a study on the prevention of acute pancreatic necrosis in dogs. The influence of the two drugs on the distribution of potassium in the tissues. In 1968;9:133-7.The influence of insulin and vasopressin on sodium distribution in tissues was influenced by French. 1968;9:125-31 There are studies on sigmoid colon activity in diabetes and

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title: Chyna

texts: <mask> was an American professional wrestler, glamour model, author, pornographic actress, and television personality. She was billed as "Ninth Wonder of the World" in 1997 when she first rose to prominence in the World Wrestling Federation. A founding member of the stable D-Generation X as the promotion's first female enforcer, she held the WWF Intercontinental Championship twice and the WWF Women's Championship once. She became the number one contender to the WWF Championship in addition to being the first woman to participate in the Royal Rumble match and King of the Ring tournament. She left a lasting legacy as the most dominant female competitor of all time, as a result of her singles victories over several prominent male wrestlers. She wrestled with New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 2002 and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in 2011. She made her final appearance in the ring.Outside of wrestling, she appeared in numerous films and television shows. She was seen as a sex symbol. She appeared on several reality shows on the network, including Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew in 2008 and The Surreal Life: Fame Games in 2007. She made a sex tape with Sean Waltman, which won a 2006 AVN Award for Best-Selling Title, and she was also known for her tumultuous relationship with fellow wrestler. Backdoor to <mask> was one of five pornographic titles she starred in. The first woman to be a part of a group or team was posthumously entered into the WWE

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texts: audience would find a woman beating up men believable. While waiting for the WWF's decision, Laurer was approached by World Championship Wrestling, who wanted her to be the sole female member of the New World Order. She initially accepted the offer, but later turned it down because she was about to be hired by the WWF. According to Kowalski, Laurer was hired by the WWF after he introduced her to McMahon and told him of WCW's interest in her. On February 16, 1997 at In Your House 13: Final Four, Laurer's character emerged as a plant from a ringside seat, choking Marlena while Goldust was in the ring with Triple.Fine china is delicate and fragile, a sharp contrast to her character. The male wrestlers were hesitant at first to allow a woman to dominate them. She was put in a romantic storyline with Mark Henry, a member of the rival Nation of Domination. After The Rock ordered Henry to kiss <mask>, she fought back. Henry threatened her with sexual harassment demands if she didn't go on a date with him. <mask> became his on-screen girlfriend and ally. She revealed in January 1999 that it was a ruse to humiliate Henry.After her storyline with Henry, <mask> was the 30th entrant in the Royal Rumble, becoming the first woman ever to enter the eponymous match. She became a villainess after betraying Triple H and aligning herself with his enemies. At the St. Valentine's Day Massacre pay-per-view, she and Kane defeated Triple H and X-Pac. Later

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texts: that evening, Triple H helped McMahon defeat X-Pac. The duo became part of The Corporation. The Corporate Ministry was dissolved and the villainous <mask> remained at Triple H's side. They split up at the end of the year.In June 1999, <mask> became the first woman to qualify for the King of the Ring tournament. She was the first woman to be number one contender for the WWF Championship, but lost the spot to Mankind before SummerSlam. During her feud with Jeff Jarrett, she became a fan favorite again. She defeated the British Bulldog at the October 4, 1999 Raw. She lost a match for the WWF Intercontinental Championship at Unforgiven. She became the first and only woman to win the Intercontinental Championship when she defeated Jarrett in his last WWF match. Miss Kitty was his valet.According to Laurer, Vince McMahon lost the title to a woman because of a $300,000 demand from Jarrett. He wasn't obligated to appear on the pay-per-view because his contract expired on October 16. The WWF would have been criticized for false advertising if he had not appeared. At Armageddon, <mask> lost the title to Chris Jericho, despite defeating him at Survivor Series. They faced off again in a match on the December 28 edition of SmackDown!, which ended controversially with both wrestlers pinning each other. They were declared co-champions by McMahon-Helmsley. In a Triple Threat match, Hardcore Holly was defeated by Jericho and <mask> to win the

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texts: Intercontinental Championship.The "co-champions" reign of <mask> is no longer recognized by the company. The two of them briefly collaborated with Jericho. After losing the Intercontinental title, <mask> became the onscreen girlfriend of Eddie Guerrero. During the summer of 2000, they became fan favorites. There was an inter gender tag team match at SummerSlam with the Intercontinental Championship on the line. Two weeks after winning the match, <mask> lost the belt to Guerrero in a Triple Threat match. In the storyline, Eddie was found in the shower with two other women.In the November 2000 issue of Playboy, <mask> posed nude. The WWF storyline was based on a real-life legal feud between the WWF and the Parents Television Council, which drew the ire of the Right to Censor. After the Women's Championship, <mask> began a feud with a member of the Right to Censor. At the Royal Rumble, <mask> appeared to hurt her neck while doing a handspring back elbow. Jerry Lawler left the commentators' booth and entered the ring to check on her condition, something he hadn't done since the in-ring accident that killed Owen Hart in 1999. She won the Women's Championship in a squash match when she came back from an injury. At Judgement Day 2001, she defended her title.She gave up the title after her final WWF match. She left the WWF several months after she was taken off of television. She left various accounts over the years. Behind the scenes, her

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texts: former real-life boyfriend Paul "Triple H" Levesque began a relationship withStephanie McMahon; <mask> claimed the pair began seeing each other before she and Levesque had broken up. She told The Baltimore Sun in 2002 that the break up with Levesque had nothing to do with her leaving WWF and pursuing an acting career. According to Jim Ross, the Executive Vice President of Talent Relations, it was mutually agreed to let her WWF contract expire in order for her to explore other career options. She said in a 2015 interview that after a meeting with Vince McMahon, she was sent home and told she was not needed anymore.After her death, her sister said that in 2001 she was offered a new WWF contract with a minimum salary of $400,000 per year and the potential for substantially higher income via merchandising and pay-per-view appearances, but she refused to sign a contract for less than a base salary of $1 million Ross characterized the demand for $1 million per year as "outrageous" and unrealistic, leaving WWF officials reluctant to negotiate with her despite her fan popularity. After the end of her WWF career in 2001, <mask> made her way to Japan, where she had a brief but productive stint with New Japan Pro-Wrestling. She wrestled several times for the promotion. In her final match, Laurer 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Chyna

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Despite working with some of the biggest names in the game, Chyna could not break out as a relevant player. During the May 3, 2011, tapings of the edition of Impact!, Chyna made her debut in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.She was introduced as Kurt's business associate and a tag team partner at Sacrifice, where they would face Jeff and Karen. She took part in a battle royal and eliminated Jeff. Karen was submitted for the win in the mixed tag team match by <mask>. After making her final wrestling match, she left the organization. Laurer made her adult film debut with 1 Night in China. The homemade video was distributed by Red Light District Video. Another Night in China was Laurer's second adult video.Backdoor to <mask> was her first pornographic film. She played She-Hulk in the parody of The Avengers. She-Hulk XXX, a spinoff feature centered on the She-Hulk character, was released to video in April. After the video of her


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texts: Levesque started his relationship with McMahon while still with Laurer. Kathy Hamilton told Bleacher Report that Levesque wanted children and Laurer did not, and that the couple disagreed about future family plans. Laurer and Sean Waltman had a rocky relationship. They were engaged for a period in 2003 and then broke up, then got engaged again two years later. They released a sex tape in 2004. Eager for a repeat success, the company that released Paris Hilton's celebrity sex tape obtained the footage, edited it, and released it under the name 1 Night in China. Laurer and Waltman earned a share of the profits.Laurer did not earn any money from the release. She was arrested for domestic assault in January 2005. On February 8, 2007, Laurer appeared on Larry King Live to speak about her friend, Anna Nicole Smith, who had died earlier that day. Laurer said that she knew it was coming because of how the media ridiculed Smith. Smith did not consider Laurer a friend according to the wife of the CEO of Trim Spa. Laurer was unable to use the name "<mask>" because of its trademark. She used the name "Chynna Doll" for public appearances.She legally changed her name to <mask>. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Chyna

texts: Championship was featured on the website. On the April 25 episode of Raw, a posthumous tribute video was played. She was described as a "fan favorite with a great sense of humor about herself" in a short memorial article published on Howard Stern's official website. After the death of <mask>, a question was asked as to when she would be in the WWE Hall of Fame.Jim Ross said that <mask> had an "overwhelming desire" to be in the hall of fame. On February 9, 2015, Paul Levesque mentioned that <mask> deserved to be in the Hall of Fame but that her career in pornography prevented it. After her death, Levesque said that she deserved a place in the Hall of Fame, but she did not know when it would happen. As part of D-Generation X, <mask> was announced as a member of the WWE Hall of Fame. Levesque said that she deserved to be inducted a second time for her career, even though she was being part of a group. "Of all the people in this group, and D-Generation X as a whole is deserving, but I don't think there's anyone that would argue that <mask> is not the most deserving," said Shawn Michaels. The trailer for Wrestling with Chyna was released on April 20, 2017.On June 16, 2021, Vice TV aired the documentary with exclusive interviews from friends and family members. The International Wrestling Federation IWF Women's Championship was won by the Ladies International Wrestling Association. The list of premature professional wrestling deaths

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title: Jay W. Jensen

texts: The teacher known as "The Teacher to the Stars" was <mask><mask>. Andy Garca and Mickey Rourke are two well-known actors who were inspired by <mask>. <mask> was born in New Jersey. He was the only child of two people. His mother was a nightclub manager and his father was a musician. He loved film and drama as a child. He studied acting and ballroom dancing.He earned an Associate of Arts degree from St. Petersburg College after his family moved to Florida. <mask> graduated from the University of Miami with a degree in education. He left Florida in 1953 to study in Cuba. <mask> studied at the University of Havana. He began teaching at Little River Junior High School after returning to Miami. <mask> decided to go to Hollywood and get discovered after three years as a teacher. He flew to Los Angeles with his mother and cat.<mask> traveled to Los Angeles for an interview with a movie producer. <mask>'s dreams of a movie career were dashed when Pasternak told him he was leaving the motion picture business. While in Hollywood, <mask> became friends with an actress. He was an extra in three of Baker's movies: The Big Country, But Not for Me, and The Miracle. The troops at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida were treated to a dance routine by Baker and <mask>. Jim Backus and Hurd Hatfield were in <mask>'s circle of friends. <mask> decided to return to Florida after failing an interview.He became a close friend of <mask> during the 1950s. <mask> began his career as a drama teacher at Miami Beach Senior High School after he was rehired by Miami-Dade County Public Schools. He didn't give up on his career. He co-stars in Rehearsal For Sin, an independent film that was produced in

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texts: South Florida. <mask> earned a Master of Education Degree from the University of Miami. He directed hundreds of plays and musicals at Miami Beach High. His productions of the plays You Can't Take It With You, The Fantastics, David and Lisa, The Great White Hope, and Hair were controversial for the times.The Serpent was directed by <mask> in 1971. The play was performed with a begetting scene. Mickey Rourke was a student in the cast. Movie actors Neal Gold and Jerry Gelb were among his students. <mask> is an executive producer and casting director. <mask> was a coach and worked with models. <mask> continued to work as an instructor for Adult and Community Education after he retired from teaching full-time.He was a co-faculty member at the Fienberg-Fisher Adult and Community Education Center. <mask> was inducted into the Miami Beach Senior High School Hall of Fame on November 6, 1999. <mask> considered Mexico City his second home because he was involved in Mexican cinema. He was an actor and casting director. In the 1960's and 70's, <mask> acted in five Mexican-produced films, working with directors such as Luis Alcoriza and Albert Zugsmith. <mask> was the casting director for the Mexican production of I Never Saw Another Butterfly. <mask> was a drama consultant in Mexico City.<mask> <mask> was friends with a playwright named <mask>. They were friends until <mask>'s death. In his spare time. <mask> lectured about his relationship with <mask>. He gave a lecture on the other side of Tennessee Williams. In 1998, he was a featured speaker at the Tennessee Williams Literary Fest in New Orleans, and in 2003 he was a featured speaker at the Tennessee Williams Festival. <mask>

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texts: was an only child.John W<mask> died in the 1950s. His mother died in 1999 at the age of 93. <mask> was engaged to a transsexual dancer in the 70s. On The Joey Carr Show, the two announced their engagement. Class Act was a documentary about <mask>'s life. <mask> received many awards in his final years. He was a Carbonell voter in South Florida and served as a regional director for the National Thespian Society.The University of Miami's Theater Arts Department, the School of Education, the Lowe Art Museum, and the Ring Theater were some of the institutions <mask> donated to. The actor's playhouse in Miami received $100,000 from him. The Mainstage auditorium stage was dedicated to <mask> and his parents. The Lowe Art Museum in Miami, Florida received $1 million from him and his mother in 1997 for a pre-Columbian wing. The Jerry Herman Ring Theater received a million dollars from him. In the July 29, 2002, issue of Time, <mask> was profiled along with other retirees regarding a meltdown in the stock market and erosion of pension benefits. <mask> was incensed by the scandals rocking the stock market.I'm getting poorer every time I look. <mask> told the magazine that regardless of his losses, he still had a positive outlook on life. <mask> found out in July 2006 that he had cancer. He continued to work despite being seriously ill. He appeared in many PBS television fundraising appeals. He died of his illness on February 17, 2007, in Coral Gables, Florida. July 29, 2002: Will you ever be able to retire?Pages 24– 27 were written by Daniel Kadlec. The University of Miami School of Education alumni teach drama and the 20th-century American male actors are from Irvington, New

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title: Keith Jackson

texts: The American sports commentator, journalist, author and radio personality was known for his career with ABC Sports. He is best known for his coverage of college football from 1952 until 2006 and his distinctive voice. Edward R. Murrow's voice was to war. His voice was the ultimate authority in his profession. <mask> was the son of a farmer and grew up on a farm near the Alabama state line. He was the sole survivor of a poor family and grew up listening to sports on the radio. He attended Washington State University after serving in the United States Marine Corps.Bill<mask> was interested in broadcasting when he was a political science major. He received a degree in speech communications. <mask> was best known for his college football broadcasts, but he also announced many other sports for ABC, including Major League Baseball, NBA basketball, boxing, auto racing, and the USFL. He worked with Dick Vitale. <mask> was an anchor for ABC's coverage of the Super Bowl in 1988. He was credited with nicknaming the Rose Bowl as "The Grandaddy of them All" and Michigan Stadium as "The Big House".<mask> began his broadcasting career in 1952 when he called a game on the radio. He co-anchored the first news team on the West Coast to cover Seafair hydroplane races and the Seattle Rainiers baseball team. <mask> was the first American sportscaster to broadcast an event from the Soviet Union, a crew race between the Washington Huskies and a Soviet team. The first ever American sports victory on Russian soil was covered by <mask> and his group. <mask> joined ABC Sports in 1966 after working as a radio news correspondent and sports

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texts: director. He helped Walter Cronkite cover the 1964 Republican National Convention. <mask> covered American Football League games.He was chosen to be the first play-by-play man on Monday Night Football in 1970, but only for the first season. Frank Gifford could not leave CBS until after the 1970 season, which was ABC's initial target. Gifford got the job in 1971. <mask> was taken off the Monday Night package from 38 messages, not from Roone Arledge. <mask> and the ABC brass had a fight over this incident. <mask> was the last surviving member of the broadcast teams that called games from the early 1970s. <mask> was the play-by-play man for the United States Football League on ABC from 1983 to 1985.He was with Lynn and Tim. The league's first three championship games were called by him. <mask> was the host for ABC's broadcast of the Super Bowl at the end of the 1987 season. <mask> was involved in the ABC coverage of the 1972 Summer Olympics and continued to contribute even after an attack by Palestinian terrorists changed the coverage from that of a typical sporting event to a greater international and historical news event. He covered 10 Summer and Winter Olympic Games. <mask> covered swimming at the 1972 Summer Olympics and track and field at the 1976 Summer Games. He covered speed-skating at the Winter Olympics.He was offered the position of play-by-play for hockey, but turned it down. <mask> called ski jumping and speed skating at the Winter Olympics. He covered basketball in 1984. He was the host for ABC's final Olympics in 1988. Bill Russell was ABC's lead basketball play-by-play commentator for two years

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texts: until ABC lost the NBA broadcasting rights to CBS in 1973. Wide World of Sports <mask> was a part of ABC's popular Wide World of Sports, covering both popular sports and obscure events. He handled WWOS'' first coverage of boxer Sugar Ray Leonard at the North American Continental Boxing Championships on July 26, 1975, and covered Evel Knievel's successful jump at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 20, 1974.Among the notable events covered by <mask> were the 1974 Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway and the 1975 Indianapolis 500. The United States Grand Prix motocross races were broadcast by <mask>. The sixth game of the 1986 National League Championship Series between the New York Mets and Houston Astros was called by Tim McCarver. <mask> broadcasted the final Major League Baseball game. <mask> split play-by-play duties with Al Michaels for ABC's coverage of the 1977 World Series, the 1979 World Series, the 1978 All-Star Game, and the 1982 All-Star Game. ABC broadcasted Monday Night Baseball and other regular-season games throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s. <mask>'s role on ABC's college football coverage sometimes interfered with his baseball commitments.He was unavailable to call Game 1 of the 1976 ALCS because he had just finished calling a college football game. Bob Uecker took over for <mask> in the first game. <mask> flew to New York to call Game 4 of the 1978 American League Championship Series on the same night he called another Oklahoma-Texas football game. <mask> flew to Houston to call Game 4 of the National League Championship Series on October 11, 1980,


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texts: after calling the Oklahoma-Texas football game for ABC in the afternoon. Drysdale filled in for <mask> for the early part of the game. He and Dick Vitale were the ABC's lead play-by-play commentators for college basketball. This partnership lasted until 1992.He received the most praise for his coverage of college football. He really liked the sport and the purity of it. <mask> began announcing college football because the television play-by-play commentators did not always have analysts. He was the play-by-play man for the first season of Monday Night Football in 1952. <mask> was joined in the booth by Joe Paterno for the Michigan-Ohio State game in Columbus, while Woody was with him for the Notre Dame- USC game. <mask> covered college football for many years and had a wide variety of color commentators. During his time at ABC, <mask> called 16 Sugar Bowls and 15 Rose Bowls.He was assigned to the primary national game of the week by ABC. His expressions were quirky. "Fum-BLE!" Hold the phonnnnne! The subject of comedy is following a penalty flag. <mask> learned the term "Whoa, Nellie" from Dick Lane. He has referred to offensive and defensive line players as the Big Uglies, or to an individual as a hoss.The nickname for Michigan Stadium, The Big House was coined by <mask>. The Michigan Marching Band's halftime show was supposed to be his last at The Big House, but they ended it by spelling out his name across the field. The fans stood up and cheered for the commentator as they turned toward the press box. Bo Schembechler presented <mask> with a jersey with "The Big House" across the front and a football helmet

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texts: during the halftime event. The rise of stars such as Al Michaels and Jim Lampley caused him to fall out of favor with ABC executives. <mask>'s contract ended after the Sugar Bowl. He accepted the 3-year contract offered to him by the new ABC Sports President.<mask> recorded videos for the Alabama Crimson Tide. The Nebraska Cornhuskers' "Tunnel Walk" video was shown on the "HuskerVision" screens. The video was shown before every home game in the 2006 season. In 2007, it was used for a home game against Texas A&M. For the 300th consecutive sellout of Memorial Stadium, <mask> provided a video tribute to the fans of Nebraska. <mask> has strong connections to the University of Nebraska. <mask>'s advice when designing the new press box facility was to include a separate restroom inside the broadcast booth, as few if any broadcast booths had any suitable restroom facilities.When <mask> broadcast the Nebraska-California game in the Cornhuskers' new pressbox, he found a restroom with a sign that said "The <mask> Memorial Bippy." Don Bryant, <mask>'s friend and Nebraska sports information director, made a joke out of the sign. The name stuck and a plaque was put up next to the restroom door. The USC football team of 1972 was the greatest team <mask> had ever seen. The USC vs. UCLA football game was <mask>'s first year in broadcasting and he declared it to be the greatest game he had ever seen. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: the West Coast, closer to his home in California. The 2003 Michigan–Ohio State and 2005 Oklahoma vs. Texas football games were two notable exceptions. The two archrivals have met 100 times.He told The New York Times that he wanted to retire after the 2005 season because he was tired of making so many mistakes. <mask>'s decision was firm, despite ABC trying to convince him to stay. He retired on April 27, 2006 because he didn't want to die in a stadium parking lot. The 2006 Rose Bowl was his last game call. The game was the last college football game to be shown on ABC under the "ABC Sports" brand, as ABC Sports was integrated with ESPN the following summer and is now known as ABC on ABC. In March 2010, the Big Ten Conference announced that <mask> would host a 20-episode series called Big Ten Icons for the Big Ten Network which would highlight what the Big Ten Conference considers the league's top 50 student-athletes. The top Big Ten student athlete was revealed during a program broadcast during the Big Ten Basketball Tournament.<mask> received the National Football Foundation's highest honor in 1999. He was inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame the same year. The Edward R. Murrow School of Communication at Washington State University awarded their alumni with the Murrow Award for top leaders in the communication industry in 1999, and <mask> provided scholarship money to the school and chaired the fund-raising drive. <mask> was in the American Sportscasters Association Hall of Fame in 1994. He was inducted into the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame on April 24, 1995. The Amos


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texts: Alonzo Stagg Award was given to him in 1993 by the American Football Coaches Association. He was the first sportscaster to receive the Stagg award.Longtime Penn State Head Coach Joe Paterno said of <mask>, "I don't think you could say that there is any one person who is not a coach, athletic director or administrator who has done more for college football than him". Lloyd Carr described <mask> as a symbol of good things in college football. The radio and TV booths at the Rose Bowl were renamed in December of 2015. <mask> was awarded the Doctor of Humane Letters. From the college. <mask> appeared in the first speaking role of the film "Football Announcer" as a CBS play, as well as playing himself on an episode of Coach, and in The Fortune Cookie as a sportscaster. He narrated several sports documentaries.The play-by-play of the 1977 World Series is used in Spike Lee's film Summer of Sam. In 2007, he appeared in clips and voice on The Bronx Is Burning, which featured clips from ABC's Monday Night Baseball and ABC Sports' coverage of the 1977 World Series. <mask> has appeared in commercials throughout his career. He parodied his broadcast persona for a Miller lite ad in which he played the minister at a wedding. He appeared in commercials for Shoney's, a chain of family-style restaurants well known in the Southeast. During his live coverage of the 2006 Rose Bowl, <mask> made a joke about his appearance in the "The Legend of Gatorade" ads. In 2006 he was shown in a commercial with Hilary Duff, Haylie Duff and Joey Lawrence, again contributing his famous "Whoa, Nellie!"<mask> was portrayed by actor Shuler Hensley in

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texts: a 2002 made-for-cable film. The initial seasons of Monday Night Football were told in this film. <mask> and his wife, Turi Ann, lived in California and British Columbia, where they owned a vacation property. They had three children. He lived in the Sherman Oaks area of Los Angeles at the time of his death. <mask> joked that he would only sit down and work on a book if he ever lost his golf swing. <mask> died at the age of 89.There was a 300 game at the San Jose Open in 1969. The first Monday Night Football game was played in 1970. Richard Petty won the Daytona 500 for the 3rd time. The Los Angeles Lakers won the 1972 NBA Finals after Carlos Monzn of Argentina stopped Emile Griffith of the Virgin Islands in the 14th round. The US won seven gold medals in the 1972 Summer Olympics. The new Middleweight Champion of the World was knocked out in the 7th round by Bennie Briscoe of Philadelphia. 6 USC vs.Bobby Unser won the 1975 Indianapolis 500 when the race was shortened by rain. The New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals in the American League Championship Series. October 22, 1977 5 USC. The "Green Jersey Game" on October 2, 1978 was the American League East Playoff. January 1, 1979: Sugar Bowl: Ohio State vs. Clemson. 2 Alabama playing each other.The US won five gold medals in the 1980 Winter Olympics. Extra-inning games were included in the final four games of the National League Championship Series. January 1, 1981: Sugar Bowl. 1 Georgia vs. 7 Notre Dame. The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in 6 games to win the 1981 World Series. The Iron Bowl was played on November 28, 1981 and

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title: José de Salamanca, Marquis of Salamanca

texts: The 1st Marquis of Salamanca and Grandee of Spain was a Spanish nobleman. He was Finance Minister of Spain for a short time in 1847. The Salamanca neighborhood of Madrid is named after him, as he was responsible for an extension to the city. He had an adventurous life. He had a lot of money in Spain. Maria Christina was the queen mother and regent for the young Queen Isabella. As a businessman, he undertook many projects that shaped modern Spain: railways, construction of entire neighborhoods, banking and investments; at the same time, he was associated with no small amount of political and corporate corruption.The mayor studied philosophy and law at the Colegio de San Bartolomé y Santiago. It is thought that he first met groups opposed to the regime of Ferdinand VII when he was in Granada. After returning to his native Mlaga, the liberal general was arrested for an attempted coup. He went to Madrid in an unsuccessful attempt to get a royal pardon. His father's friendship with Francisco Cea <mask>, the President of the Council of Ministers, made him the mayor of Monver. Ferdinand VII died and his wife, Maria Christina, became regent for the three-year-old queen. The national scene was propelled by the revolutionary movements of the Regency era.He married Petronila Livermore y Salas while he was mayor of Vera. He was the mayor of Vera when he was chosen to represent the province of Almera in the Revolutionary Government. Maria Christina was forced to restore the liberal Constitution of 1812 by the Mutiny of La Granja de San Ildefonso. The new Cortes brought Salamanca to Madrid to serve as deputy for Mlaga. He was a deputy,


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texts: state salt monopoly for five years after returning from exile. Since obtaining this monopoly, this amount was twice what he had earned.He restored his relationship with Narvez. The Duke of Rinsares, the second husband of the queen mother Maria Christina, came to be his partners in a number of business ventures. The neighborhood of Madrid was named after him. The first phase of the expansion of Madrid was proposed by Carlos Mara <mask>. The construction of the railway line from Madrid to Aranjuez began in Salamanca. The Madrid-Aranjuez Railway Company was established with a capital of 45 million reales. The Count of Retamoso was Nazario Carriquiri's brother-in-law.The financial crisis of 1846 and the economic difficulties caused by the construction of the line sent Salamanca into exile in France for 16 months. The line began service on February 7, 1851. More than a thousand invitees enjoyed a generous party at Salamanca's personal expense after Queen Isabella II presided over the opening of the line. The line brought in 50,000 reales every day for three months. The line was sold to the state for 60.2 million reales and then rented back for 1 million reales a year. The line from Madrid to Alczar de San Juan divides into two routes, one to Andalusia and the other to the Spanish Levante. The nickname "Strawberry Train" was earned by the Madrid-Aranjuez line in its early years.The Royal Palace of Aranjuez is where the present-day Aranjuez station is located. He invested in railways from Madrid to Irn, Crdoba to Mlaga, and Aranjuez to the Mediterranean. They extended throughout Europe and the Americas, including the Atlantic and


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texts: Great Western Railroad in New York State, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. In autumn 1844, the Bolsa de Madrid experienced a series of enthusiastic sessions. The government of Narvaez provided stability. After a few days of analysis, Salamanca began to sell short. Several generals were considering a coup, and that's when Salamanca took advantage of his position in public affairs.He knew that Narvez was trying to get them to drop the plan. The news that General Zurbano had risen up in rebellion in Njera was announced to cause panic. The stock exchange, sensitive to any sudden change in public affairs, plummeted and Salamanca made 30 million reales in a single day. General Narvez and Fernando Muoz each received 2 million. The Bank of Isabella II was a failure, but it was still a stain on the city's reputation. He convinced the queen to set up the bank. It was to be an institution comparable to the Bank of San Fernando.The capital of 100 million reales was used to give credit to Spain's emerging capitalist investors. The 71-block lot purchased from Mara Luisa <mask>rbn was paid for with a check from the bank. When the time came that the check had to be paid, Salamanca turned to Queen Isabella, who had money in the bank. She had paid 4 million reales for her Madrid-Aranjuez railway shares but they were worthless by this time. The basis for the Bank of Spain was formed when the bank was merged into the Bank of San Fernando. Salamanca's career began to decline due to a series of unsuccessful undertakings. He was already past his financial prime when the queen named him a Grandee of Spain.After this he was forced to sell his Madrid


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texts: palace, one of the best built of the era. The building at Paseo de Recoletos is used for art exhibitions. He had other palaces. He owned several Palacios, including the one in Aranjuez. He owned land in Los Llanos, a htel in Paris, and a palace in Rome, each with an army of servants. He won the right to build the Canal del Duero in 1879, but it wasn't enough to restore his fortune. He had 6 million reales in debt when he died.He had been a lawyer, conspirator, mayor, judge, banker, underwriter of public works, theatrical impresario, director of businesses, engineer, agriculturalist, livestock rancher, government minister, senator. There are streets named after Salamanca in Talayuela, Navalmoral de la Mata, Torremolinos, and Castelln de la Plana. There is a street named after him in San Sebastin. There is a plaza and a neighborhood named after him in Madrid. The plaza was designed by Aranda, who also designed the pedestal for his statue. There is a township in western New York named after him. He was the subject of a 1948 Spanish movie called El marqués de Salamanca.The marquis is played by a man. The Montecristo espaol is referred to as <mask> de Salamanca. In 1963, Ediciones Lira was in Madrid. Juan Antonio Lacomba is from Mlaga. Ed. Mlaga, 1986, Arguval. Zavala, Mara, Mara Cristina <mask>rbn, en la picota.The article is titled La Aventura de la Historia. Arlanza ediciones S.A. Rico, Eduardo G., Yo, <mask> de Salamanca, el Gran Bribn. Ed. Planeta was in Barcelona in 1994. The bolsista romntico is Torrente Fortuo. Ed.There was a man in Madrid in 1969. There are links to births and deaths of Spanish politicians and business

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title: John Norum

texts: One of the founding members of the Swedish rock band Europe is <mask>. He also has a career as a solo artist. As an infant, Norum moved with his parents to Upplands Vsby in Sweden, where he spent most of his life. <mask> has collaborated with other well-known artists on his solo albums, including Glenn Hughes and Peter Baltes. His influences include Gary Moore. Europe's first name was Force formed in 1978 by <mask> and Joey Tempest. Europe won the "Rock Sm", Swedish championship of rock, in 1982, with <mask> being voted the best guitarist and Joey the best vocalist.The studio album was recorded by a small Swedish label. In 1983, the album Europe became a hit in the band's home country and in Japan. In February 1984 Wings of Tomorrow, the band's next album, was released, and the band started to become very popular on the Swedish scene, touring throughout the country, and also gaining recognition in Japan. The band recorded an album at the end of the year after signing to a record label. The Final Countdown achieved success in several countries, including Europe, Japan, and the United States. The guitarist decided to leave the band in October 1986 after a series of disagreements between <mask> and the band's manager. After leaving Europe, <mask> signed a solo contract for three studio albums.His solo debut was called Total Control. <mask> and Gran Edman

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texts: both sang on most of the songs. The album was a hit in Sweden. The single "Let Me Love You" went to No. 1 in the Swedish charts. The song " Back on the Streets" was 4 in the Swedish charts. 34 US Rock. In 1988, <mask> won all the music awards.The band was in Sweden. Their last show was in London in late 1988. The interest of vocalist Don Dokken of the American band Dokken was sparked by Norum's talent, evident on albums with Europe and his first solo album. Don Dokken enlisted <mask> to contribute to his first solo album, Up from the Ashes, which came out in 1990 and they went on tour in 1991. In 1990 Norum released a mini EP. Face the Truth was released in 1992. Glenn Hughes, a former member of Deep Purple, was the vocalist on the album.Joey Tempest was a guest on the album. Another Destination was his last release for the label. He toured in Sweden with a new vocalist who had also sung on the album. In December 1996, another album, Worlds Away, was released by a new record company, Mascot Records. The Face It Live album was released after a show in Japan. <mask> replaced George Lynch in Dokken at the end of 1997 and performed 15 shows in the United States. Slipped into Tomorrow was <mask>'s last solo album before he returned to Europe.He went on a tour with Brian Robertson of Thin Lizzy. <mask> played with the band again at Europe's inaugural concert

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texts: for Swedish TV at the turn of the millennium after 14 years of absence. He joined the band at the Hard Rock Cafe in Sweden to play "Rock the Night". <mask> joined Dokken as an official member in 2001. The Long Way Home album was released in 2002. He decided to leave the band because he wasn't happy with Don Dokken's temperament. Europe reformed the classic five-man lineup in 2003 with <mask> rejoining the band after 17 years.<mask> had already rejected an offer from UFO in 1996, and Michael Schenker had left the band after learning of the offer made to Norum. Since 2004, Europe has released six more studio albums, while Norum has released a further six solo albums. A new solo album was slated to be released in 2021, more focused musically on Europe's bluesy style of rock, but so far no official release date has been given for the album. While living in the United States, <mask> met and married the founder and lead guitarist of the all-female hard rock band Phantom Blue and the Swedish metal band Meldrum. Jake Thomas was born on September 22, 2004. On May 21, 2008, she died from a growth in her brain. Jim Henry was born on April 16, 2012 to his parents.On July 28, 2014, the couple had a daughter. Tone <mask> is the brother of Norum. Thomas Witt is a former Columbia executive and drummer for Eddie Meduza. <mask>um Signature guitars Marshall JCM 800 2205

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title: John A. Westlake

texts: <mask> was born in 1970 and is a British–Czech Hi Fi designer. <mask> is the son of a Czech mother and a British father. He spent his early years in Czechoslovakia, but was born in London. His father was a physicist. He didn't receive a formal university education and learned electronics from observing his father's work. <mask> was working for Pink Triangle when he started his Hi Fi career. The Pink Triangle DaCapo was designed in 1991.He went on to work for Cambridge Audio, designing many of their award winning products. He has a UK patent on a feedback controller and an International patent on a signal processing circuit. <mask> was known for his work on Class D amplifier technology. He returned to designing Hi Fi products after years of research and started his own company, Lakewest Audio. He is the designer of the Peachtree Audio Nova D/A integrated amplifier that was voted a Budget Product of the Year by Stereophile magazine. Stereophile's Products of the year were the Decco2 integrated amplifier and the Tube hybrid Integrated Amp with "Pure Digital" iPod Dock. The Audiolab 8200 CD player won Best Product of the Year in 2010 and Best Product of the Year in 2011.The Audiolab 8200CDQ was an all in one CD player, DAC and pre-amplifier. The original M-DAC is the most successful addition to the Audiolab product line. M-DAC won the What Hifi Sound & Vision magazine award for 4 years in a row. Pro-Ject StreamBox S2 Ultra, Pro-Ject PreBox S2 Digital, and Pro-Ject DAC Box S2 all received European Product of the Year. He is currently semi-retired, avoiding completing a few crowd funded projects and preparing his PhD research based on insight and understanding into an acoustic and system phenomenon observed over his career as an

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texts: audio designer. <mask> has proposed several Crowdfunded Development Projects. The first one was on the audio discussion forum pinkfishmedia.net with the MDAC2 proposal.The proposal for these projects was a development period of months with investors rewarded with completed design PCBs and products produced at a cost. Over $100,000 was raised to fund the developments. Only a limited number of MDAC2 Streamer Boards have produced a completed design. The months of project development have turned into years with many deadlines not being met. Instead of focusing on design goals, <mask> has allowed projects to run off on tangents chasing new technology and ultimate performance. <mask> does not accept help for Project Management and maintains a self-control model. Many have spoken out against <mask> over the timescales and his project development methods.<mask> now only talks about crowdfunded projects on a private Closed Facebook Group page under his control. <mask> used the audio discussion forum pinkfishmedia.net to offer the development of an upgraded MDAC mainboard to project investors. The investors would support the development with stage funding and the upgraded mainboard would be offered on an "at cost" production basis. The original development was to take months. The project went off on several design tangents and evolved into other projects like the FDAC with a new proposal. No MDAC2 board or product has been made available to the project investors. <mask> has taken over $100,000 from investors and delivered no projects.After design completion, production was to besourced from China. Concerns over quality from China and Europe were planned. <mask> setup a production facility in his lab with the help of investors. The

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texts: final solution to PCB production issues was supposed to be this setup. Many spoke out on the pinkfishmedia.net MDAC2 threads due to a lack of progress on the project. <mask> used this as his platform to launch the project and was very involved in the discussions. As time went on, <mask>'s promises of delivery came and went.<mask> uses a closed Facebook Group page to discuss the MDAC2 project. Some investors feel that <mask> has used the MDAC2 project funding to kit out his lab and develop projects sold to manufacturers such as the Project Stream Box S2 Ultra. Many design features were to be included in the MDAC2. Many MDAC2 investors have written off their investment funding due to the timescales, broken promises and lack of progress. <mask> offered to investors in order to fund and build an in-house PCB production facility for the MDAC2 Streamer Board. <mask>'s quality control was supposed to allow the production of the MDAC2 DAC PCB Boards in-house. Some MDAC2 Streamer Boards were produced, but some investors didn't get a product as <mask> proposed to incorporate the streamer board into the forthcoming main MDAC2 board.The VFET Amplifier is a similar project to the MDAC2 development which started in 2014. The Audiolab 8000MB Monoblock amplifier was to be used to develop the VFET. <mask> paid upfront for enough 8000MB to fulfill the project investors orders. No completed VFET amplifier design has been shown or produced to date. The 2015 USB Detox was to be a device to remove the signal from the computer. In 2016 a prototype was produced and reported to be working, but the project was then dropped by <mask> because it was to be. References 1970 births Living people British people of Czech descent British electrical

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title: Ken Kwapis

texts: <mask> was born in 1957 and is an American film and television director. In the 1990s and 2000s, he directed single-camera sitcoms such as Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird and He's Just Not That Into You. <mask> was born and raised in East St. Louis, Illinois. Marge and <mask> had an oral surgeon. He was raised Catholic and attended the Jesuit prep school St. Louis University High School. He traveled west to enroll in the M.F.A. after earning a Bachelor's degree from the School of Speech. The USC School of Cinema-Television has a program.The Student Academy Award was won by For Heaven's Sake. Mozart wrote a one-act opera called The Impresario. The Silver family has two sons: Henry and Oliver. Revenge of the Nerd was directed by Kwapis in 1983, followed by Summer Switch for ABC's Afterschool Special. Summer Switch is an adaptation of the novel of the same name, the sequel to a young adult fantasy. The Beniker Gang was directed by Kwapis and starred Andrew McCarthy. The next film was Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird.The film was the big-screen debut of the Sesame Street ensemble. The story of Big Bird's quest to live with a family of his own kind is told in Follow That Bird. A social worker arranges for Big Bird to live with a family of Dodo Birds in Oceanview, Illinois. In 1987, he made his prime time television debut, directing an episode of Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories. Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's Imagine banner made the second feature of Kwapis'. The story of two psychics, Jeff Goldblum and Cyndi Lauper, who are enlisted by a fortune hunter to find a hidden treasure, was written by Babaloo Mandel. The film features a pan pipe score by James Horner.He Said, She Said was a

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texts: feature-film project co- directed by his wife. The film, written by Brian Hohlfeld, is a romantic comedy in which the same events are recounted twice from each partner's point of view. Silver and the man directed the woman's portion of the film. Sharon Stone and Nathan Lane are in the film. The film's title is based on a phrase that means either "cross- gender discourse" or "testimony in direct conflict." The pilot of The Larry Sanders Show was directed by <mask>. The series was directed by him.The sci-fi series Eerie, Indiana had two episodes contributed by Kwapis. The manager of a grand hotel in New York City is owned and operated by a tyrant, played byFaye Dunaway, in Dunston Checks In. An orangutan and a jewel thief are at the hotel. The Beautician and the Beast is similar to the Ruritanian comedies of Lubitsch. Fran Drescher plays a New York cosmetologist who is hired to tutor the children of the president of Slovetzia. There were two episodes of NBC's cult show in the late 1990s. In the first decade of the 2000s, Kwapis directed nineteen episodes of Fox's Malcolm in the Middle, earning a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for his work as a producer-director.The pilot and ten additional episodes of The Bernie Mac Show were directed by Kwapis. Grounded for Life was one of the main creative forces behind Fox. The form was tested further in the pilot of Julia Louis-Dreyfus' follow-up to Seinfeld. The pilot has a story that unfolds in real time. Steve Carell was going to work with <mask> on his next major project. The Office was an adaptation of the mockumentary of the same name. The pilot and 12 additional episodes were directed by him.His work on the third-season premiere of "Gay Witch Hunt" earned him

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title: Ken Kwapis

texts: a second Primetime Emmy Award nomination. The series finale was directed by him. Life Sexual is a story that took place in Vienna, La Ronde, and was written and directed by <mask>. The movie was based on the best-selling young adult novel by Ann Brashares. A coming-of-age story about four sixteen-year-old friends, the film stars Amber Tamblyn, America Ferrera, and Blake Lively. A young couple (Mandy Moore and John Krasinski), as they embark upon an unconventional pre-marital course, are befriended by a highly mischievous and somewhat perverse minister (Robin Williams). The course shortens the first ten years of marriage into one week.He's Just Not That Into You is a romantic comedy by New Line Cinema. The advice book by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo encouraged people to read romantic signals correctly. The film stars a number of people. In 2010 he launched his seventh series and directed his tenth film. Outsourced was a half-hour comedy for NBC. Outsourced is an adaptation of the 2006 feature film of the same name and tells the story of a Kansas City-based company that ships all of its customer service jobs to India. One American employee not to be fired goes to Mumbai to oversee the call center.Big Miracle was directed by <mask> and starred Drew Barrymore and John Krasinski. Based on a real event that took place in 1988, the film tells the tale of a small town newsman (Krasinski) and a Greenpeace volunteer (Barrymore) who are joined by rival world powers to save a family of gray whales trapped in the ice of the Arctic Ocean. The film was shot in Alaska. Nine years after bringing the pilot to U.S. television, <mask> directed the series finale of The Office. Happyish is a half-hour pilot that was

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texts: written and produced by him. After Hoffman's death, the project was changed to include Steve Coogan. In addition to producing, <mask> directed four of the episodes.The film A Walk in the Woods was directed by <mask>. The film stars Robert Redford and Nick Nolte as two friends who decide to walk the Appalachian Trail. The film, which was co-produced by Redford, also stars Emma Thompson and Mary Steenburgen. Broad Green released A Walk in the Woods on September 2, 2015. In 2016 and 2017, he directed four episodes of One Mississippi, a semi-autobiographical internet television series. Amazon Studios produced the show. Santa Clarita Diet, a comedy starring and produced by Drew Barrymore, was first released on February 3, 2017.Three episodes of the first season of the show #BlackAF were directed by <mask>, who created and starred in the show. He was a guest on the July 15, 2020 episode of Office Ladies, hosted by The Office stars, to discuss his work on The Office and, specifically, the season two finale, Casino Night. October 6, 2020 is when the memoir "But What I Really Want to do is Direct" will be released. An excerpt was published in The Los Angeles Review of Books and Entertainment Weekly. The bookranks with Sidney Lumet's Making Movies and Alexander Mackendrick's On Film-making, the most acute personal reflections on Hollywood directing, according to film academic David Bordwell. Greg Daniels and Steve Carell, both of whom worked with <mask> on The Office, hired him to direct all seven episodes of the second season of Space Force. But What I Really Want to Do Is Direct: Lessons from a Life Behind the Camera is a book review by David Bordwell.The USC School of Cinematic Arts alumni are film directors

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title: Wilhelm Pauck

texts: On January 31, 1901, <mask> was born in Laasphe, Germany, and died in Palo Alto, California, in 1981. A German-American church historian and historical theologian in the field of Reformation studies, <mask>'s fifty-year teaching career began at the University of Chicago and Union Theological Seminary. His impact was felt in the U.S. and Europe. <mask> was a bridge between the historical-critical study of Protestant theology at the University of Berlin and U.S. universities. <mask> was considered the Dean of historical theology in the United States when he was in his prime. In the course of his career, he became friends with both Paul and Reinhold. After moving to Berlin with his family as a young boy, <mask> received a classical education at the Paulsen Realgymnasium.He became the valedictorian of his class after the First World War. He wanted to study history and philosophy when he arrived at the University of Berlin, but his encounter with Karl Holl and the history of theology caused him to change his mind. Through Karl Holl <mask> was introduced to the "Luther Renaissance," which applied critical historical study to the work of the Reformer, while Troeltsch taught him how the sixteenth-century Reformation underwent

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texts: reinterpretation in the modern world. <mask> was impressed by two courses taken with Hitler. Karl Barth lectured in Gttingen before he returned to Berlin to pursue his thesis. He joined the Gttinger Wingolf in Gttingen. He graduated from the University of Berlin with a degree in theology.<mask> was sent as an exchange student to Chicago Theological Seminary in 1925-26 as the leading candidate of the theology faculty. Holl died when he returned to Germany and there was no chance of him getting a teaching appointment in Berlin. <mask> didn't want to teach in Knigsberg. When the church historian Henry H. Walker died in Chicago, <mask> was called back to Chicago, where he remained for the rest of his career. He was ordination to the ministry in the Hyde Park church on April 15, 1928. <mask> experienced Chicago as a vibrant center of American life and culture, having been educated in urban Berlin. He was an avid student of the U.S., both within the academy and in the larger world of politics, economics, and the arts.He witnessed the human grief and suffering of the First World War when he was a student. The Decline of the West was written by Oswald Spengler. He knew people in all walks of life who were affected by these things, but who

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texts: remained unshaken in their spiritual roots. The plight and horror of the twentieth-century was never lost on <mask>, despite his Americanization. He stated in 1939 that the movement would lead Germany and the rest of the western world on the road to cultural ruin. <mask> relied on the traditions of his 19th-century forebears, especially the thought of Goethe, in the midst of crises of the 1930s-1940s. <mask>'s life was between his native and his adopted culture.He became an American citizen in 1937. <mask> joined a growing list of scholars in the University of Chicago Divinity School when he was appointed an instructor at Chicago Theological Seminary. <mask> befriended William W. Sweet, an American church historian, after he joined the faculty. The marriage of <mask> and Gmbel took place on May 1, 1928, and <mask> rose to the rank of full professor by the age of 30. The Nature of Protestantism was the subject of his 1936 presidential address. In 1939 he was appointed Professor of Historical Theology, Chicago Theological Seminary and The Divinity School of the University of Chicago with an additional appointment being made to the Department of History in 1945. <mask> served on numerous elected boards, historical and theological

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texts: scholarly societies, and committees of the university and the divinity schools where he pursued his career.During the 1940s, <mask> urged University President Robert Hutchins to invite refugee professors from Nazi Germany and was deeply involved with the refugee community of intellectuals and academics. The Goethe plaque was given to <mask> by the city of Frankfurt, where he was an Exchange Professor. <mask> was troubled by the lack of attention given to the theology of Karl Barth. Karl Barth: Prophet of a New Christianity was published in 1931. Barth critiqued Protestant liberalism. <mask> supported Barth's critique of liberalism but found Barth's lack of historical criticism troubling and could not defend Barth's attempt to confine God's revelation to the Bible. <mask> emphasized that the title of the book had a question mark.Barth was angry at <mask>'s critique but eventually came to regard him in friendly terms and suggested to him that he look at the theological ideals of Paul Tillich. When he met the young Privatdozent in Berlin, <mask> was already familiar with him. The two became friends after Tillich came to New York. The friendship grew when <mask> moved from Chicago to teach at Union Theological Seminary in New York. He


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texts: was familiar with east coast theologians through his participation in The Theological Discussion Group, which met twice a year to discuss theological and social-economic issues. Francis P. Miller, Henry P. Van Dusen, John C. Bennett, Robert L<mask> brought to Union Seminary the same level of institutional engagement he had practiced for 27 years in Chicago.On January 15, 1963, <mask>'s first wife, Olga Dietz Gmbel, died, and on November 21, 1964, he married the Union Seminary alumni and former Oxford University Press religion editor, Marion Hausner. After retiring from Union Seminary, <mask> assumed the position of Professor of Church History at the Vanderbilt University Divinity School. The long-awaited book, Harnack and Troeltsch: Two Historical Theologians, was included on his list of publications. From 1972 to 1976 he was a Visiting Professor in the Department of History and Religious Studies at Stanford University. The first volume of the work would focus on Tillich's life, while the second volume would focus on Tillich's thought. The first volume was called Paul Tillich: Life and Thought. Due to <mask>'s failing health, the second volume of his exploration of Tillich's roots in German thought was not completed."Paul Tillich:

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texts: Heir of the Nineteenth Century" is an initial section of <mask>'s unpublished volume. "To Be or Not to Be: Tillich on the Meaning of Life" is a portrait by <mask> in The Thought of Paul Tillich, published byHarper and Row in 1985. The last public address given by <mask> was in the book chapter. <mask>'s impact as a teacher was felt by his students as well as his colleagues. There is a 30 year old correspondence between him and his Harvard colleague, James Luther Adams. Speaking in 1968 at the presentation of a Festschrift, his Divinity School colleague in Chicago, Lutheran theologian Joseph Sittler described teaching as Pauck's "fabulous métier." It is possible to say that few men have established a discipline in the American theological scene.A telling anecdote would illuminate the highpoints of the Christian past and give students courage to wrestle with similar issues in their own time and place. <mask> was often present during important points in their careers. He preferred undogmatic expressions of neo-orthodox Christianity to more traditional teachings that did not view the legacy of the church through the lens of history. The United Church of Christ was formed in 1957 after <mask> assisted in the unification of the


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texts: 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 Pauck regretted elements of American culture that downplayed the need for a sense of what modern believers owe to their predecessors. From Goethe's Faust he took over the idea that "we must acquire knowledge of the past in order to possess it," while the lesson he took from Harnack was that of "overcoming history with history." One cannot ignore the fact that all human culture, including religion, is anchored in history and subject to new interpretations. Further study of history is the only way to correct mistaken views of the past.He took an idea from his intellectual hero, who taught that religion and theology are historical even when they claim to transmit eternal verities. <mask> stressed the power of the individual in world history, for which Martin Luther was a constant reminder, because he knew that one St. Francis has been more powerful than many of the princes of the church. <mask> maintained that, for the foreseeable future, Protestant Christianity would always define itself against Roman Catholicism. Although he sometimes seemed to be closer to Harnack


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texts: than to Luther, his original respect for the Reformation remained intact. The task and challenge of theological liberalism is that of preserving basic tenets of the faith while adapting to new historical conditions, while he criticized laissez-faire economic liberalism for its view of human autonomy. The major Christian writings, including the Bible and the works of the great theologians, have been analyzed or edited by means of reliable critical methods. The permanent achievement of liberalism is the critical historical interpretation of the Christian tradition.The teaching of Karl Holl and the "Luther Renaissance" that faith is first and foremost a religion of conscience is captured in his essay on "Luther's Faith". <mask> was in agreement with Karl Holl's book, The Cultural Significance of the Reformation, but disagreed with the view that Luther lacked a social impact. <mask>'s view of Karl Barth's teaching was critical as well as appreciative. He wrote about his eagerness to assert the sovereignty of God and to recognize the act of God alone in a paper from 1935. Barth refuses to admit that there is a point of contact between God and man, that there exists a human possibility of arriving at the knowledge of God. The church and


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texts: its work in the world can be of little practical significance if this is the case. <mask> stated that the criticism of Barth's theology must not prevent us from considering the protest which has called it into being.Modern civilization is dependent on the principle of the freedom and self-determination of man for Barth's whole thought. He accuses modern Christians of closing their eyes to the power of sin and evil, which again and again destroys the unity not only of individual persons and of social groups but also of the world. Barth is justified in making this accusation. <mask>'s translation of Luther's Lectures on Romans shows how important historical-critical scholarship is to the recovery of Reformation teaching. The discovery of this manuscript in Berlin in 1905 gave us the young Luther's most significant exegetical work. The translation of Luther's original German and occasional Latin continues to be a monument of research. <mask> thought that the idea of reformulating classical Reformation doctrine, proposed by Karl Barth, was impossible without such scholarship.The lesson of <mask>'s teaching is that critical historical scholarship and constructive theology must somehow continue to work together. The Church Against the

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texts: World was published by New York, Willett, Clark & Company in 1935. The Oxford University Press published Harnack and Troeltsch. Is Karl Barth the prophet of a new Christianity? New York:Harper, 1931. Luther: Lectures on Romans has a general introduction. x-lxviThe Library of Christian Classics. The Library of Christian Classics XIX has an Editor. Paul Tillich: His Life and Thought was published in New York. Martin Butzer is from the Reich. The Butzers "De Regno Christi" is an englischen Staatskirche. The Kingdom of God on Earth was written by Martin Bucer. "To be or not to be: Tillich on the Meaning of Life" was written by James Luther Adams, <mask>, and Roger Shinn.The Bibliography of the Published Writings of <mask> was published in Interpreters of Luther. There is a more complete list of publications. The introduction to From Luther to Tillich: The Reformers and Their Heirs was written by Jaroslav Pelikan. 215–235. In Interpreters of Luther, Jaroslav Pelikan wrote an introduction to <mask>. 1–9. There are external links to the Pauck papers in the library.1901 births 1981 deaths 20th-century American biographers 20th-century German Protestant theologians German emigrants to the United

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title: Yaroslav Popovych

texts: <mask> is a former professional cyclist. The winner of the under-23 road race at the 2001 UCI Road World Championships, <mask> turned professional in 2002 with and finished third in the Giro d'Italia. After joining in 2005, he focused on the Tour de France, where he won the young riders' classification in 2005 and stage 12 in 2006 Popovych moved to Discovery Channel in 2008 after it folded at the end of 2007. Popovych raced for two years. He was a member of the UCI ProTour team. <mask> was born in the Soviet Union.After catching 35 victories in 2000 and 2001, he was considered one of the most promising cyclists. He won the Under-23 Men's road race in 2001 after finishing second the previous year. He won the Paris–Roubaix edition for under-23 riders. After joining the Belgian team in 2002, the Ukrainian finished third in the Giro d'Italia in 2003 and fifth in 2004; he wore the pink jersey during three stages. He joined the Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team in 2005 and was considered as a possible successor to Lance Armstrong as team leader. One of <mask>'s best victories was when he won the Volta a Catalunya, an important race before the Tour de France. Along with the rest of the Discovery team, he won stage four team time trial in the Tour de France and showed his potential by winning the young rider classification.<mask> was one of the Discovery Channel team's four leaders in the 2006 Tour de France. After failing to be among the best for the overall classification in the Pyrenees mountain stages,

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title: Yaroslav Popovych

texts: Popovych won stage 12 by attacking his fellow break-away countrymen. He won stages at the Vuelta a Castilla y Len and Tour de Georgia during the 2006 season. <mask> was a domestique for the Tour de France and Paris–Nice. He won the fifth stage in Paris–Nice after attacking from the finish line. He withdrew from the Giro d'Italia in the twelfth stage after suffering two crashes. He finished eighth in the Tour de France while working for the Discovery Channel team.Popovych moved to squad in 2008 after it was announced that it would cease operations at the end of 2007. <mask> was recruited as a domestique member of the Tour de France team primarily to support Cadel Evans, but had a rather disappointing year, with only a 3rd place in Paris–Nice to show for. It was announced at the end of the year that he would join the new team with his former manager. Many other former Discovery Channel riders and staff were also under contract at the time. Popovych finished 23rd in Paris–Nice. On October 15, 2009, it was reported that Popovych would move to the 2010 season. In 2010 Popovych joined the newly created American based squad, Team RadioShack.The property of <mask> in Tuscany was searched by federal officials in November of 2010 after it was reported that there were drug testing documents, medical supplies and performance enhancing drugs. <mask> denied the allegations. The 2012 USADA Report linked him to going to training camps set up by Ferrari and performing blood transfusions while a part of the Discovery

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title: Arash Amel

texts: <mask> is a Welsh-Iranian screenwriter and film producer. He was nominated for an award for his movie Grace of Monaco. <mask> was born in Wales in 1976, but spent several years in Iran before moving to the UK as a child. He moved to Los Angeles. He was one of Screen International's British Stars of Tomorrow. <mask> wrote and co-produced A Private War, a biographical drama about slain war journalist Marie Colvin. Matthew Heineman directed the film.<mask> Pike." The controversial Princess Grace period drama was written and produced by Grace of Monaco Amel. The Black List of the most liked Hollywood screenplays was published in 2011.The film was heavily criticized at the film festival. Harvey Weinstein was not present at the premiere of Grace of Monaco. Weinstein and his wife were doing charity work. Weinstein stated that the director's cut of the film was missing a key scene that would address the legitimate concerns raised by the royal family. In January 2015, Harvey Weinstein clarified the events leading to his conflict with the director, praising the screenplay and indicating that the US release will be a "Writer's Cut", restoring the movie to the spirit of the screenplay The Weinstein Company signed on for. He said that the writer, <mask> <mask>, called and asked what happened to his script. It's great to be in Hollywood.We decided to pair him up with a team of people and see if he could restore the movie to the way it looked when he wrote it. He did a great job. <mask> didn't attend the film's official photo call and press conference at the festival because he didn't agree with the final cut. The Royal Family of Monaco found <mask>'s script to be "farcical" and "bore no relation to reality". The Princely Family does not wish to be

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title: Arash Amel

texts: associated with this film which reflects no reality and regrets that its history has been appropriated for purely commercial purposes, according to a statement released by the Prince's Palace. The biggest problem is <mask> <mask>'s script, which asks us to side with tax evaders and gamblers, and to imagine that there is something beautiful and noble. The DVD will be heavily promoted on Amazon.Brad Stevens defended the film in the British Film Institute's film magazine Sight & Sound, stating that the critical condescension that met the film was unwarranted. The film Rise, written by <mask>, will be released on Disney Plus in 2022. Chris Greenhalgh's epic love story Seducing Ingrid Bergman will be adapted for the screen in partnership with Uday Chopra and YRF Entertainment. The novel was published in the US and the UK. <mask>'s adaptation was on the Hollywood Black List. James Mangold is going to direct the film. Project X-Traction will be released in China in the summer of 2020.Universal Pictures acquired Soldiers of the Sun as the beginning of a new action franchise starring Vin Diesel. The project will be produced by Vin Diesel and Lorenzo di Bonaventura. <mask> was set to adapt Robert Ludlum's The Parsifal Mosaic for Zhang Yimou to direct, with Ron Howard and Brian Grazer producing. The BOOM! was created by <mask>. Marguerite Bennet and Antonio Fuso created the artwork for the Studios comic book series. It was acquired by Channel 4 and will be adapted into a television series. Erased opened to mostly bad reviews and was his first credit.The sequel to I Am Legend was scrapped by the studio. British people of Iranian descent, British male screenwriters and Welsh writers are some of the people mentioned in the filmography feature

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title: Behramji Malabari

texts: An Indian poet, publicist, author, and social reformer best known for his advocacy for the protection of the rights of women and for his activities against child marriage was named <mask>. <mask> was born on May 18, 1856 at Baroda. He was the son of a Parsi clerk employed by the Baroda State. The boy's father, who was a mild, peace-loving man with a somewhat feeble constitution and not over much force of character, died when the boy was six or seven. He was educated at an Irish Presbyterian mission school after his mother took him to the coast. He was adopted by the childless owner of a drugstore who traded in spices and sandalwood from the Malabar Coast. Before marrying his mother, Merwanji had lost two wives.The Indian Muse in English Garb, which attracted attention in England, was published by the author and editor as early as 1875. Mller and Nightingale were involved in his campaign for social reform. At some point, the city of Bombay became the center of commerce and administration of the British possessions in Western India. Gujarat and the Gujaratis: pictures of men and manners taken from life was published in 1882. A book "of a somewhat satirical nature" went through five editions. The Indian Spectator, an English language daily, which Malabari edited for twenty years until it was merged into the Voice of India, was the beginning of his life work. He held the position of editor of the monthly East and West until his death in 1912.The account of his three visits to England, entitled The Indian Eye on English, or, Rambles of a Pilgrim Reformer, went through four editions. Malabari's advocacy for social reform with regards to child marriage and the remarriage of widows propelled him to prominence across India and prompted his first visit to Britain in 1890. In August 1884, Malabari sent a set of Notes on Infant Marriage and Enforced Widowhood to 4,000 leading Englishmen and Hindus. The legislature was demanded to prevent the "social evil" of baby marriage. He blamed the "priestly class" and the "social monopolists" for their "vulgar prejudices" when he criticized the Hindu practice of prohibiting

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texts: remarriage for widows. He argued that it was due to inaccurate interpretation of scripture by the greedy priests and base Hindu "superstition" that caused a girl after ten to be treated as a serpent in the parents' house. His "notes" were the beginning of an emotionally charged discussion that occupied the press for over seven years and made Malabari "one of, if not the most influential, Indian social reformer of his time".Judge Pinhey ordered a girl named Rukhmabai to return to her husband or be jailed in 1885. The Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1885 and the Age of Consent Act were brought about by the efforts of William Thomas Stead and the editorials of Malabari gave the issue a popular focus. In this, Malabari was instrumental in refining the gendered dimensions of contests for cultural legitimacy and power in the western presidency, but also in refiguring such contests for consumption by the British reform public at home as well. His campaign for reform in India was unprecedented. The translation of Max Mller's Hibbert Lectures into Indian languages was aided by the conviction that the Hindu priests were misinterpreting the Vedas and Upanishad. Mller and N. M Mobedjina assisted in the translation. To translate the lectures into other languages, Malabari traveled extensively to find translators and the funding for them.In 1885, Malabari attended the Indian National Congress in Bombay, and he had a close relationship with one of the founding fathers of the Congress. It was his advantage not to allow his name to be associated with any particular political party or movement, as that would have precluded support from British politicians in his campaign for social reform, as well as from the Indian princes of Patiala, Gwalior and Bikaner. The parsi social reformer established Seva Sadan. The women who were exploited and discarded by society were taken care of by the Seva Sadan. The women were provided with education, medical and welfare services. There are references in the second ed. There is a biographical sketch of <mask> M<mask>.. The Life and Life-work of <mask> M<mask> can be found on the Internet

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title: George Samuel Ford

texts: The Count d'Orsay was one of the gentlemen who took interest in the financial affairs of <mask>. He was known in horseracing circles as "<mask>". <mask>'s office was at 8 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, while his residential properties were in London and BRIGHTON. He married the daughter of a civil engineer at St George's, Hanover Square, in 1816. Their children included Sir <mask>, who became Chief Justice for the Straits Settlements, one of the greatest target archers of all time, <mask>, who followed <mask> into the business, and <mask>, who was also a cricketer. <mask> was a good cricketer who played for his country, <mask> was the head of the school and <mask> was a painter. <mask> had interests in horseracing stables and a stud.The affairs of the attorney of Jermyn Street came under scrutiny. He was acting as a money scrivener, investing clients' money in worthless schemes or using the money to bolster his failing business. He borrowed money at high interest rates to avoid insolvency over the course of 20 years. The public was exposed to the activities of the bill discounters, including those of Ford. His rates were not the highest as others were charging up to 60%, but he had been dealing with him for many years and he had a rate of 25%. Through his association with horse racing, Charles Hallowell Hallowell Carew came into contact with Ford. Ford's attendance at the track made him an easy point of contact for those who had suffered losses in the betting market.Ford lent Carew £2,000 on the security of a note and warrant of attorney. He got a bill of

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texts: sale for his furniture and horses. Ford discovered that the assets had already been seized by other people. Carew agreed to have Ford manage his financial affairs. Ford's son William Augustus was one of the new owners of Carew's Beddington Park properties. The property was owned by the Carew family for 500 years. Ford had a client named Lord Huntingtower who faced financial difficulties.Huntingtower was unable to meet his repayments after he borrowed large sums of money. Laws were only applied to traders at this time and non-traders in debt were subject to imprisonment and seizure of their belongings. Lord Huntingtower claimed he was a trader. Ford, who was a creditor, brought a case but lost it on a technicality. Huntingtower admitted at a later bankruptcy hearing that if he had acted on Ford's advice earlier, he wouldn't have been in such a bad position. Ford's clients who ended up in jail for debt included Lord Brownlow Thomas Montagu Cecil. Ford wouldn't agree to a loan without a promissory note from his father, so he applied for a minority loan.<mask> lent less than Cecil but he left the country without paying his debts. He was arrested when he returned. <mask> removed his objection at the end of the hearing so that Cecil could be released. In 1894, Colonel Lord Brownlow Thomas Montagu Cecil was subject to insolvency proceedings. His gambling and horse racing activities placed him in debt to Ford and, like Cecil, he was forced to live abroad. <mask> sued for his money when he returned to England. "If a man would assist a boy of 19 or 20 to run extravagantly

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texts: into debt, it was to be wished he would lose his money," said the judge.Sir Simeon had made a separate arrangement on this property at an earlier date. <mask> went to the courts and lost the case. <mask> was delivering a cash loan to Sir Massy Stanley at a race meeting when he was robbed by a pickpocket. He was able to recover some of the money but had to pay a large reward to the villains. <mask> was found guilty of extorting money in the Lord Huntingtower case. He and the keeper of a gaming house tried to get money from a person they said had forged a cheque. The ruling was overturned after the case went to appeal.<mask> had paid off his debts after he was declared bankrupt when he was younger. The owner of the colliey, Charles O'Neill, became bankrupt and <mask> became the owner. <mask> formed a partnership with 2 of his sons to run the colliery. The partnership was dissolved after an explosion killed 12 miners. 4 miners were killed in an explosion in 1854. <mask> was fond of horse racing and owned a stable and stud. In 1841 he was the owner of a stud farm called Fidget Hall, which is now known as Moulton Paddocks.The Oaks Stakes with Poison was one of his big wins. The Hermit was one of the horses he sold on from his stable. Lady Evelyn by Don John, winner of the Oaks 1849, was one of the horses that Ford acquired and put up for sale. One of the famous politicians of the time was Sir James Graham. Lord Derby once said that they were so alike that they could be driven in a car. There are references to British racehorse owners and breeders in the United

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