title: Ute Vinzing

texts: She first appeared as Klytmnestra in the title role of Elektra in 1976, with Anny Schlemm playing her. She made her acting debut as Kundry in the 1981/82 season in a new production of Parsifal with the title role being played by Siegfried Jerusalem. She impressed the audience with her intense performance and confident mastery of her powerful Soprano, full of timbre in all registers, with profound depth and clear high notes. In March/April 1981, in April 1982 and again in March 1983 she appeared at a variety of shows. She was praised as a "really great achievement" by the critics for her performance in April 1981's Elektra.In April 1981 she took on the role of Dyer's Wife, which was reviewed as "outstanding in every respect" and "inspired audience and critics both in her performance and through the perfect leadership of her powerful voice". <mask> had a great voice and also got a lot out of the part in acting. She appeared at theDeutsche Oper Berlin several times as the Dyer's Wife. Vinzing fully met the high expectations placed in her both vocally and representatively; she revealed with convincing intensity the change of the dyer's wife from an unfulfilled quarrelsome woman to a loving wife. In 1981 she sang in Berlin. The presentation was "gripping" without the "least vocal fatigue", but her interpretation of the text was both understandable and thoughtful. The critics compared <mask> to the Soprano Ursula Schrder-Feinen, who was considered to be the best in this role.She was the "sovereign" in June 1988 for the 75th birthday of the conductor. Ruth Hesse made her acting debut as Klytmnestra in September 1988. <mask> reprised his title role in February 1990. <mask> reprised his role as Elektra at the DOB in September 1990 during a performance of the Semperoper. She was in charge of the Gtterdmmerung in the revival of the last part of the Ring cycle. <mask> sang with "sufficient volume and perseverance to endure

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texts: the whole opera without signs of fatigue". <mask> played Leonore in Beethoven's Fidelio, as well as Kundry and the Dyer's Wife.In 1984 and 1985 she played the roles of Isolde, Brnnhilde and Kundry at the Badisches Staatstheater. At the Oper Bonn, she was also known as the Dyer's Wife. In June 1988 she sang Die Walkre in a concert performance at the Klner Philharmonie with the Grzenich Orchestra Cologne. Vinzing made guest appearances in over 30 performances at the Vienna State Opera between 1976 and 1991. In February 1981 she sang Isolde in Vienna under the musical direction of Heinrich Hollreiser, and in May 1985 she sang in aWagner concert in Vienna conducted by Leonard Bernstein, which included the third act of Siegfried alongside James King, and the final scene of Die Walkre, She was a guest at the Paris Opera in 1977. In February 1985 she appeared there as Isolde and was conducted by Marek Janowski.At the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, she was one of three Sopranos in a symphony. She played Isolde at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna in the 1983/84 season. In the summer of 1984 she performed in George London's production of the Ring cycle of the Seattle Opera. She appeared in two guest performances at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., in 1984 as Brnnhilde in Die Walkre. She performed several times at the Teatro Coln, as Isolde with Jess Thomas as partner, as well as at the Grand Thétre de Genve. She sang in October 1992 for the last time the Dyer's Wife, whom she embodied as an "energetic, strong- willed woman without hysteria", "vocally fully satisfying the demands of her part". Vinzing was awarded the title of Kammersngerin.She retired from the stage with a concert. She sang excerpts from Die Walkre and Gtterdmmerung in which her long-time stage colleagues were her partners. <mask> was married to the musician and music professor Claus Rner, whom she met during her

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texts: engagement in Lbeck. Rner was musical assistant to Karl Bhm in Bayreuth from 1961 to 1971 and later first Kapellmeister in Lbeck. Repertoire <mask> was a great opera singer. She was a real highly dramatic singer in the German-speaking world. She sang about 50 different roles in her career.She reduced her roles to about ten to twelve core roles later in her career. <mask>'s performances were limited due to the difficulty of her roles. <mask> sang the role of Brnnhilde in more than ten different complete Ring cycles between 1974 and 1987. She was very involved in the Gtterdmmerung performance of the Ring cycle on the occasion of Hans Beirer's 70th birthday in July 1981. <mask> was not tied to any record company in the course of her career, so her work is not documented on records. A live recording of a concert performance of Elektra was released in 1984 and is the only official audio document. It was made in Paris with the Orchestre National de France conducted by Christof Prick.Wolfgang Sawallisch conducted an unabridged studio recording in 1987. The studio recording of Elektra was not going to happen. There are some radio recordings of Vinzing. Live recordings from 1972 to 1985 were included in the CD box. Kosch is the editor of Literature. The volume is called Weisbach. There is a page called Page 2789.De Gruyter is in Berlin. A. December 2000 Walter de Gruyter is a publisher. Gerhart Asche had a song called "Ute Vinzing". The June 1983 issue of Opernwelt has a page 20-21. Rdl is known as "Ute Vinzing."There are internationalen Ensembles. There were pages in the May 1984 issue of Orpheus. M. Rutkowski is Lbeck. The name of the opera is Wagner-Konzert. The December 1993 issue of Opernglas. Ruth Eberhardt spoke about <mask> <mask>. Bhnenabschied the Knstlerin.January 1994 issue of Orpheus. Michael Arndt said Leb wohl, du khnes, herrliches Kind! January 1994 issue of Orpheus. There are links to External links on

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title: Chris Lintott

texts: <mask> was born on November 26, 1980 in Britain. He is a professor at the University of Oxford. Lintott co-presented The Sky at Night with Patrick Moore until Moore's death in 2012 and is involved in a number of popular science projects aimed at bringing astronomy to a wider audience. He co-authored a book. Brian May is an astronomer and Moore is a guitarist for Queen. Lintott attended a boys' school. He won a $500 Earth and Space Sciences award and an Honorable Mention Award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair for an article about meteorites.The project was funded by a Nuffield Bursary. He received a PhD in astrophysics from University College London in 2006 for his thesis on the early stages of star formation, supervised by Ofer Lahav. <mask> is a Research Fellow of New College, Oxford and co-director of the Programme on Computational Cosmology and Citizen Science at the University of Oxford. From 2010 to 2012 he was the Director of Citizen Science Initiatives at the Adler Planetarium. The use of sulphur compounds as a signature of stars that are in the process of formation is something that his research focuses on. <mask> was appointed as Astronomy Trustee of the National Maritime Museum by the Prime Minister. His appointment ended on 23 June.<mask>'s research has been published in many journals. He was a Fulford junior research fellow at Oxford between 2006 and 2010. The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, the Arts and Humanities Research Council, and the Science and Technology

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texts: Facilities Council have funded Lintott's research. Patrick Moore presented The Sky at Night Lintott as a guest in 2000. Lintott provided on-location reporting from events covered by the programme as Moore's mobility deteriorated. He was described as "eminently suitable" by Moore in an interview in 2007. He presented the programme with Moore until his death.<mask> has been a co-presenter with two other people. Moore suffered a near-fatal bout of food poisoning in July 2004, and <mask> was the sole host of that month's episode. Moore did not present this episode of the show until after his death. <mask> is one of the co-founders of the online project where members of the public can volunteer their time to help classify over a million galaxies. One advantage is that you can see parts of space that have never been seen before. The images were taken by a robotic telescope and processed automatically, so the odds are that when you log on, you'll see one that no human has seen before. Most of the galaxies have been photographed by a robotic telescope and then processed by a computer.This is the first time they will be seen by humans. The principal investigator is Lintott. Zooniverse is a citizen science portal. Astronomer and founder of the Zooniverse that grew from it, <mask> is interested in how galaxies form and evolve, how citizen science can change the world. The Citizen Science Alliance is the organisation that produces, maintains and develops The Zooniverse. The book was co-authored by <mask>, Patrick Moore and Brian May.

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texts: The Complete History of the Universe was published by Carlton Books.It has appeared in a paperback. The illustrated book is a history of the Universe from the Big bang to its predicted end. It claims to make its subject matter easy to understand for readers with no knowledge of astronomy. The Cosmic Tourist: The 100 Most Awe-inspiring Destinations in the Universe was co-authored by Brian May, Patrick Moore and <mask>. The book's PR page states: "Take your seats for the greatest tour ever, one that spans no less than the whole of the Universe." <mask>'s book was published in 2019. <mask> is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.The Royal Society awarded Lintott an award in 2011. He received this award for his excellent engagement with society in matters of science and its societal dimensions. Lintott received the Oxford Internet Institute Internet and Society Award. He was given a quote from the OII website that said "in recognition of the outstanding contributions to research by using crowd-sourced citizen science to capitalise on the availability of online big data-sets." The American Astronomical Society gave him the Tinsley Prize. "For his insight and creativity that created a revolutionary approach to science by engaging nonscientists in cutting edge research." He won a prize in 2015.He was elected a Legacy Fellow in 2020. That's a bang! The Complete History of the Universe, The Cosmic Tourist: The 100 Most Awe-inspiring destinations in the Universe, and The Crowd and the Cosmos: adventures in the Zooniverse are

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title: Dave Lowe (atmospheric scientist)

texts: <mask> is a New Zealand atmospheric scientist who was instrumental in setting up the Baring Head atmospheric CO programme. He was one of the lead authors of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's report which won a peace prize. <mask> has worked with others to measure the amount of CO in the atmosphere and how it contributes to climate change. He is a professor at the Victoria University of Wellington. The New Zealand media gave <mask>'s memoir a good review. <mask> had a rural upbringing in Bell Block, New Zealand. He obtained a school certificate in New Zealand but left after three years because he wasbullied and unhappy.He became a keen surfer because he saw the atmosphere when he was out on the waves, mixing the sounds and smells. He was convinced that he needed to understand more about the environment. Although he had no interest in furthering his education at this time, a local teacher Ray Jackson suggested that he visit the local library and read about the environment. The New Zealand University Entrance qualification, the minimum requirement for tertiary education, was obtained by <mask> after he returned to New Plymouth Boys High School. He lived and studied in Germany from 1978 to 1983 after completing a master's degree in physics at Victoria University, Wellington. While in Germany he applied for a government scholarship to do a PhD in atmospheric chemistry at the University of Cologne and at the end of his scholarship he had gained not only a PhD but also two children born in Germany. <mask> joined the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research in New Zealand after graduating from Victoria University with a heightened interest in atmospheric science.He worked with a scientist who was the first to tell him about the effects of CO on the atmosphere. <mask> was aware of the work of Charles Keeling, who

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texts: was alert to the possibility of a contribution to the greenhouse effect and global warming. <mask> was asked to coordinate the establishment of the Baring Head Clean Air Monitoring Station after discussions with Rafter about setting up a measuring station in New Zealand. The rise of CO in the atmosphere has been recorded on this site since the beginning of the programme in 1972. A group of scientists went to California in 1975 for the first conference of greenhouse gas experts after <mask> took a sabbatical. He stayed in California for six months and then went back to New Zealand to continue his work at Baring Head. <mask> finished his PhD in atmospheric chemistry at the University of Cologne in 1978 and spent five years in Germany investigating the sources of atmospheric CO and methane.<mask> left his job as a research scientist at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in New Zealand at the end of 2007. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has a contract with the same company that <mask> worked for. The goal of the FRIENZ initiative was to facilitate research and innovation co-operation between Europe and New Zealand. He is an Adjunct Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry at the Victoria University of Wellington. The Baring Head Clean Air Monitoring Station has been measuring CO2 in the atmosphere since 1972 and has the longest continuous record of atmospheric CO in the Southern Hemisphere. <mask> built an automatic air-sampling machine using parts from a telephone exchange after finding a windy, barren headland near the entrance to Wellington Harbour. <mask> needed to know at Baring Head that there were no obstructions that would affect the movement of air during a southerly.The amount of CO left in the atmosphere after each breath was rising, but the planet was breathing as plants

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texts: sucked up more CO during the Northern Hemisphere growing season. The Baring Head measuring station would expand to chart rising methane and other greenhouse gases, as scientists would later "fingerprint" the carbon to prove it was coming from people burning fossil fuels. In 2007, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded that it was very likely that rising greenhouse gases were to blame for most warming in global average temperatures since the mid 20th century. When <mask> won a scholarship to study in Germany, the project was handed over to another respected climate scientist, Martin Manning. Carbon Watch New Zealand is a project that uses the work done at Baring Point to measure greenhouse gases. <mask> recalled the early days at Baring Head. <mask> said that as the temperature of the atmosphere heats up, CO and methane gases drive an increase in water vapour which is a major cause of the temperature of the earth rising.<mask> was one of several New Zealand scientists who contributed to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, set up by the World Meteorological Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme, to provide an authoritative international statement of scientific understanding of climate. In order to lay the foundations for the measures that are needed to counteract the effects of climate change, the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Al Gore were awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. The section Changes in Atmospheric Constituents and in Radiative Forcing' was written by <mask>. The influence the group had on the project was acknowledged by the Royal Society of New Zealand Te Aprangi. Chris de Freitas challenged the belief in 2003 that global warming was caused by human activity. <mask>, along with other NIWA scientists David Wratt and

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texts: Brett Mullan, all of whom had worked together on the 2001 Climate Change report, rebutted De Freitas's viewpoint. <mask>, Wratt and Mullan presented a graph depicting steadily rising carbon dioxide levels measured at Baring Head between 1971 and 2002.In March 2008, <mask> was asked to help evaluate the research on climate change for the book Poles Apart. <mask> was asked to lead a small group of scientists in covering what was considered to be the'mainstream view' about climate change. Morgan's plan was to get <mask> and his team to provide commentaries on their seminal works and to canvas the opinions of well-known climate denialists around the world. The denialists would get the responses to the critiques. Nature, Not Human Activity, Rules the Climate: Summary for Policymakers of the Report of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change was critiqued by <mask>'s team. The document was produced shortly after the publication of the Fourth Assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. It took his team weeks to get to grips with the many inconsistencies, faulty citations and straw man arguments in the document.Some scientists were concerned about the book and <mask>'s involvement in its production after it was published. While it was impressive that the authors engaged directly with scientific literature, rather than following only second-hand arguments, it was problematic that their stated goal was to "settle as an independent judge and jury". John McCrystal, who co-authored the book, responded to Resinger's comments and stated that he and Morgan didn't claim any special legal or scientific knowledge, just a willingness to apply ourselves, to the limits of our ability, to the expert testimony being presented. The expert panel tasked with trying to convince an economist that global warming is the


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texts: result of human activity concluded that the book will have a huge impact. <mask>'s memoir was originally called Atmosphere until he accepted the advice of his publishers to change it to Alarmist because he realized that he had become an alarmist. <mask>'s life and struggles were backgrounded in the book. <mask> said that his story is one of "elation and despair", but that he is "opt".Jim Eagles said the book gives examples of <mask>iwi ingenuity to conduct innovative experiments on the cheap: something well-illustrated by the cover photo of a young <mask> standing on the exposed edge of Wellington's Baring A review in The Spinoff by Clarrie Macklin, who had dealt with the harsh realities of climate change daily and the challenges of working with glaciers, said that <mask>'s book was beginning to "thaw out the emotional stress". There are moments of scientific inspiration, yet usually with a beer, chippie bowl, or coffee at hand, in the memoir of the book. The book is credible because <mask> is honest about the situation of climate change and explains the science without using jargon or scientific language. The reviewer said that "his style will really appeal to an audience that may not have considered reading up on climate change before, or were just intimidated by the subject matter." <mask> wrote an edited extract from the book as an essay in The Guardian, concluding that "the challenges ahead are formidable but I truly believe that, given the will and with concerted action, human beings are more than capable of building a sustainable future." A scientist's climate warning is persuasive and entertaining according to a review by the New Zealand Listener.<mask> received the Wellington 2020ian of the Year Environmental Award. The review of Poles Apart Carbon Watch and 50 years of CO2 measurements in New Zealand are external

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title: Girma Yohannes Iyasu

texts: The Iyasuist is the heir to the throne of Ethiopia. He is also known as Professor Dr. He is the son of <mask>. <mask>, Emperor-designate of Ethiopia from 1913 until 1916, was deposed by Dejazmach Teferi Mekonen with the support of the British, French and Italian Ministers. <mask> was the grandson of Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia. In the monasteries of Asebot, Dega Estifanos, and Debre Damo, <mask> grew up. He left Ethiopia at the age of 7 with the help of Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, grandson of Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany.He attended the University of California, Berkeley, and the London School of Economics. He was an instructor and researcher at several universities, including the University of Miami, London School of Economics and Haramaya University. The governments of the emperor and the empress were illegitimate because they were too far down the line of succession to claim the crown according to the rule of the royal house since Mene. He claims to be the leader of the Solomonic dynasty from the house of David and the rightful monarch of Ethiopia. Since Ethiopia did not receive its first modern constitution addressing order of succession until 1931, the old traditional male line succession would not have gone to Li. The legal will of Emperor Menelik II, which designated Lij Iyasu as his heir, is the basis for the claim of the Iyasuist line. The excommunication of Lij Iyasu (Iyasu V) by Mattheos X, Abuna of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church, and the fact that he declined to be crowned are challenges to the Iyasuist claims.He was the founder of the first auditing

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texts: systems in Ethiopia. He was the first monarch to build Mosques for the poor. There is only one active Iyasuist making a claim to the throne. Due to the large number of descendants of Lij <mask> that exist with an equal or arguably superior claim, his pretentions are undermined. His claim may be subject to the test of loyalties according to which members who have abandoned their citizenship, faith, or married non-Ethiopians may fail. The husband of a non-Ethiopian would fail this test. The title is H.I.H.The title of Crown Prince of Ethiopia was given to Abeto-Hoy Lij <mask> <mask> Iyassu Menelik II. Leul Zera Yacob Amha Selassie is the grandson of Emperor Haile Selassie I. The throne of Ethiopia has been under the control of the Imperial Crown Council of Ethiopia. The sitting of Lij <mask> (<mask> V) was removed by the Imperial Crown Council. The Council elevated a royal cousin to be Crown Prince of Ethiopia and proclaimed Zauditu Menelik as Queen of Kings, Lion of Judah, and God of Ethiopia. One of the wishes of Menelik II was for his first cousin to be his successor. By consent of the Crown Council of the time, Emperor Haile Selassie I became again.Compliance with the ancient code of the Fetha Negest is one of the most important functions of the Imperial Crown Council. The Fetha Negest codes require an Emperor to be both the head of the nation and the head of the armed forces in times of conflict. The order of succession in Ethiopia was codified in the 1930 constitution. The centuries-old Fetha Negest and Fetha Negest scholars still prevail in discussions on points of law and

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title: Girma Yohannes Iyasu

texts: conflict between the old and the new. Under the old Fetha Negest rules, Lij <mask>'s claims would be junior to those of the male line heirs, and under the 1930 and 1955 constitutions, his claims would be non-existent. The Imperial throne does not currently have a claim on the male line heirs. The 1999 re-interment of H.I.M. resulted in Lij <mask>'s claim to fame.A newspaper article suggested in an interview with Emperor Selassie that he felt the late monarch deserved his fate. He demanded that a search be conducted for his grandfather's remains and that his bones be placed in the crypt of the Ba'eta, because he wanted to know what had happened to him. He said that the Princess should be reburied at Holy Trinity Cathedral. The article was used by the EPRDF government to show that there were disagreements within the monarchist movement during the period of mourning for Emperor Haile Selassie. He used a very coarse language in the article and was criticized for his lack of traditional Ethiopian manners. He hasn't been heard of in Ethiopia since. He is the President of the Ethiopia Democratic Party.Princess <mask> Menelik is married to the family Lij <mask>. They have a son named Lij Kaerrod. The daughter of an American industrialist was in a previous relationship with Lij <mask>. The works "Strategische Marktforschung und Instrumente Des Strategischen Marketings" were published in 1989. "Kalter Am Horn Von Afrika: Regional-Konflikte Athiopien und Somalia Im Spannungsfeld" was published in 1999. The descendants of the royal family of Ethiopia were living people pretenders to the

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title: Robert Yerkes

texts: <mask> was an American psychologist, ethologist, eugenicist and primatologist best known for his work in intelligence testing and psychology. Both human and primate intelligence and social behavior were studied by Yerkes. The Yerkes–Dodson law relates arousal to performance. In the 1910s and 1920s, <mask> began to support eugenics. His works tend to favor old racialist theories. He was a member of the board of trustees of the Society for Science & the Public. <mask> was born in Breadysville, Pennsylvania.<mask> wanted to leave the hard life of a rural farmer and become a doctor when he was younger. The financial help of an uncle allowed Yerkes to attend Ursinus College. He received an offer from Harvard University to do graduate work in biology. He had to choose between Harvard or medical training in Philadelphia. At Harvard, <mask> became interested in animal behavior so much that he put off further medical training to study comparative psychology. He received his PhD from the Psychology Department. His career was influenced by the debts he had to pay for school.After graduating from Harvard, he joined the school as an instructor and assistant professor in comparative psychology. During the summer, he had to supplement his income by teaching general psychology. He was the director of psychological research at the Boston Psychopathic Hospital. The Dancing Mouse was the first book by <mask>. John was one of his friends during this time. He was a member of the club. In 1917, <mask> was president of the

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texts: World War I, <mask> became a paid officer for the United States National Research Council and took the helm of the NRC Committee for Research in Problems of Sex. The Committee for Research in Problems of Sex helped establish relationships with Rockefeller foundations. These relationships helped him to raise money for his projects.There was a long and storied fascination with the study of Chimpanzees. He returned from Cuba in the early 1920s with a plan to raise and observe Chimpanzees on his own. He bought two Chimpanzees from a zoo. He brought the two chimp home, where they lived in a bedroom and ate with a fork. The summer that chimp and psychologist spent together is remembered in Almost Human. In 1924, <mask> was hired as a professor at Yale University, where he pioneered the field of psychobiology. His Anthropoid Breeding and Experiment Station in Orange Park, Florida, was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.The lab was moved to Atlanta, Georgia, after his death, and is now called the Yerkes National Primate Research Center. The primate language was developed there. Karl Lashley replaced Yerkes as Director in 1942. He told The Literary Digest that it was YER-keez. The National Primate Research Center is named after Legacy Yerkes. The Dancing Mouse is a study in animal behavior and methods of studying vision in animals. The Yale University Library has manuscripts and archives.The history of <mask> <mask>, American Comparative Psychologist, is told in 'Innovation and Science: The History of

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title: Cyrus S. Ching

texts: <mask><mask> was a Canadian-American who became an American industrialist, a federal civil servant, and a labor union mediator. He was the first director of the Wage Stabilization Board. On May 21, 1876, <mask> was born on his father's farm in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The family name was originally spelled Chynge. He was the only boy in the family. There was a one-room school. He became a lawyer after watching a local courtroom when he was 16.He attended Prince of Wales College after his uncle paid for his high school education. He studied stenography and bookkeeping at the business college. He left Prince Edward Island in 1895 to work for a grain elevator company. On October 31, 1899, <mask> moved to Boston, Massachusetts, and took a job as a clerk with the West End Street Railway. He taught motormen how to operate the elevated rail cars. He was repairing a rail car when he was nearly killed. He left the hospital after two months with only minimal scar damage to his hands, despite being blind and scarred for life.During his hospitalization, <mask> was fired by the company because Massachusetts hadn't enacted worker's compensation protection. He was rehired by the company as a manager, training motormen on the city's streetcars. In 1909, she became a naturalized American citizen. He obtained his law degree from Northeastern University in 1912. He married Anna MacIntosh the same year. After her death, she married a man. The 1912 Boston streetcar strike was witnessed by <mask> while he was working for the public transit system.11 years of frozen wages, lack of communication and general disregard for workers' issues would lead to a strike. Management refused to listen to him. The Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employees went on strike in 1912. The President of the company was accused by the Mayor of Boston and the Governor of Massachusetts of trying to bribe state legislators.

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texts: The strike ended in August 1912 after the president resigned. The company negotiator was appointed by the system's new president. There was a labor agreement after <mask> promised to end the use of management spies.When the American Federation of Labor forced the Amalgamated to give up jurisdiction over 34 separate job titles to various craft unions, <mask> consented to the change and negotiated another 34 labor contracts. When the United States entered World War I in 1918, <mask> was turned down because the military refused to induct taller people. In 1919, <mask> went to work for the United States Rubber Company as director of industrial relations, rather than continuing to work for the transit company. Most of the subsidiary units were independent. When employees assisted by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) engaged in a recognition strike at the company's Dominion Rubber unit in Montreal, <mask> convinced both Dominion and U.S. Rubber officials to agree to binding arbitration. The IWW was rejected by the workers in favor of affiliating with the AFL. The company acquiesced in the formation of workers' council in every U.S. rubber factory.The unionization of U.S. rubber was opposed by <mask> due to the insistence on craft unionism. After the passage of the National Industrial Recovery Act in June 1933, unions formed in the American rubber industry. The AFL quickly organized all of them. Unionization didn't make a difference to workers at U.S. Rubber, they were satisfied with their working conditions. He saw unionization coming. Although the United Rubber Workers (URW) had made few inroads among the company's workers, <mask> met with URW and Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) organizers and arranged for card check elections at U.S. Rubber factories. Contracts were quickly signed after the unionization of the company without the acrimony seen at other rubber

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texts: manufacturers.<mask>'s career as a mediator began in 1941. William S. Knudsen is the chairman of the National Defense Advisory Commission. Bethlehem Steel executives wanted the governor to crush the strike using the New York Army National Guard. At a meeting a few days later, <mask> surprised the company by having Philip Murray, president of the United Steelworkers of America, and <mask>, associate director. Murray consented to a quick election at the plant. When the employer claimed that the union effort was led by a small group of people, <mask> demanded that the company hold a National Labor Relations Board election. Management's bluff was reluctantly agreed to.The union won the election by a vote of 75 percent to 25 percent. The contract was signed after the strike ended. In 1941, Franklin D. Roosevelt named <mask> to the National Defense Mediation Board. After the majority of the Board's members voted against imposing the union shop on the "captive mines", the Board collapsed. In 1942, a later panel overturned the ruling, but the philosophy of consensual collective bargaining remained. The War Labor Board is the successor to theNDMB. He served from February 1942 to September 1943.In August 1947, <mask> retired from the company. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service was established by the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act. The White House Chief of Staff asked the head of the new agency to be John R<mask>, the assistant to the President of the United States. Truman asked <mask> to direct the new agency in order to prevent congressional opposition to funding it. Until the end of the Truman administration, <mask> served. During his time in office, Truman was advised to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act during a strike at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in December 1947, as well as other important strikes, including the 1949 steel strike, the 1949 Hawaii dockworkers' strike, and

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texts: several coal strikes. He spent a lot of time fighting off attempts to get the authority of the United States Department of Labor back.A man in the audience began heckling him with a long series of nasty and irrelevant questions. For a while, he answered patiently. He waggled his big paw after holding it up. He said he was not going to answer any more questions. I hope you don't take this personally, but I am reminded of something my uncle told me back on the farm. He said something. Is there a sense of wrestling with a pig?You both get muddy. The pig likes it. The Wage Stabilization Board, a Korean War-era agency, was created in September 1950 to limit wage increases and help stabilizing the economy as defense mobilizes. He was the agency's first director. When President Truman reconstituted the panel, he quit the Board. President Eisenhower asked <mask> to lead a panel to resolve labor disputes at Oak Ridge. He remained head of the panel until his death.<mask>'s memoirs, Review and Reflection: A Half Century of Labor Relations, was published in 1953. He received a degree from the college. The Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations endowed a partial scholarship in honor of <mask>. In 1961, the Dept. <mask> received an Award of Merit for his service in labor-management relations. On December 27, 1967, he died of a heart attack at his home in Washington, D.C. George Meany noted that he contributed as much to the cause of industrial peace and labor-management understanding as any man of his generation.The Labor Department's Labor Hall of Honor was founded in 1989. "Bargaining Averts Atom Plant Tie-Up." The Associated Press. June 14, 1948. Review and Reflection: A Half Century of Labor Relations was written by Cyrus S. B.C. is located in New York. Forbes Publishing Co., Inc. was founded in 1953.The head of the labor panel is to blame. The United Press International.

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texts: May 24, 1953. It was Honored at 85. The New York Times. May 21, 1961. "<mask> became a member of theWLB."The New York Times. November 11, 1942. C.S<mask> is a mediation chief. The New York Times. September 6, 1947 <mask> died.The New York Times. December 28, 1967. Dubofsky, Warren and Van Tine, Warren. A biography of John L. Lewis. A new ed. The University of Illinois Press was published in 1992. The Hall of Fame was dedicated by the Labor Department.The Associated Press. January 11, 1989. Joseph A. Loftus. The head of the new wage unit has been named. The New York Times. October 11, 1950. Joseph A. Loftus."Grilled quits after pay stabilization." The New York Times. April 21, 1951. Joseph A. Loftus. Lewis doesn't mediation in coal. The New York Times. November 11, 1949.Joseph A. Loftus. "Steelman and Ching to Review Strikes." The New York Times. October 25, 1949. Marcus and Maeva. The Limits of Presidential Power is about Truman and the Steel Seizure Case. Columbia University Press was published in 1977.Nelson, Daniel. Organized labor and American rubber workers. The Princeton University Press was published in 1988. Nine people were honored at Bowdoin. The New York Times. June 21,1953. The president accepted the resignation.The New York Times. September 16, 1952 "<mask><mask>: Pioneer in Industrial Peacemaking" was written by A.H. Raskin. There is a monthly labor review. August 1989. "Resigns from War Labor Board." The New York Times.September 2, 1943. "<mask><mask>: An Oral History Interview." The Columbia University Oral History Project was done in New York. <mask>. The plan to shift mediation issailed. The New York Times. February 2, 1949.<mask>. The coal dispute goes to the president. The New York Times. June 19, 1948. <mask>. The Oak Ridge Strike has been postponed. The New York Times.December 9, 1947 The Directors of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service are American

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texts: began working at the Cheltenham Rep. In the British sitcom It Ain't Half Hot Mum, <mask> played the role of Battery Sergeant Major Williams. During his National Service, <mask> met similar individuals. Some of them were real bastards.He once said that they took pride in it. "Shut Up!!" was one of his character's slogans. It was delivered as a military scream. Another phrase was "Oh dear, how sad, never mind", which was used when others around him had problems. <mask> and Don Estelle had a number one hit in the UK with a semi-comic version of "Whispering Grass". In 2005, Neil Clark wrote for The Times that his performance was the "definitive portrayal of a bullied and uneducated sergeant-major" and that Spike Milligan thought <mask>' performance was the funniest comic performance he had ever seen. The sailor Taffy, a special branch detective in Callan, and the antique dealer Oliver Smallbridge were all played by Donald Sinden.<mask> was the voice of Sergeant Major Zero, a spherical robotic soldier in charge of 100 other spherical robotic soldiers, in the 1983 production Terrahawks. He was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1976. In The New Statesman, <mask> played a museum custodian who was elevated to the peerage. The later sitcom of the same name is not based on the play by Douglas Watkinson. Colin Blakely played the role of Vance in the pilot episode. <mask> played the Lord Mayor in an episode of Oh, Doctor Beeching!, written by David Croft and Richard Spendlove. <mask>

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texts: played major roles in two Carry On films as a sergeant major.He played a sergeant in the film Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall with Jim Dale and Spike Milligan. He reprised the role of Sergeant Major Williams in a Royal Air Force training film in 1989. <mask>' distinctive voice was heard in commercials for New Zealand's Pink Batts house insulations, as well as ads for Cadbury's Wispa and for Heinz Curried (Baked) Beans. Alex Wyllie was the New Zealand rugby union coach when he was in New Zealand in the early 1990s. Old Scores was written and directed by <mask> and Wyllie in 1991. He narrated the audiobook for the Ladybird children's classic Treasure Island, as well as reading an edition of the Morning Story programme. He was the voice of many characters in the Paul McCartney film, including the Ringmaster, the Black Knight and the Ugly Sister.He tried to be the voice of the UK's speaking clock. <mask> was the voice of Sergeant Major Zero. He married Eluned Lynne Evans in 1957 and had four daughters and a son. Eluned died in September. <mask> was a birdwatcher and lived in the south of France. He died four months after the death of his wife. The value of his estate was £883,000.The Pot Carriers, Sergeant Brick, Dragbot Arabesque, and The Family Way are films from the 1960's. Reeder was the Chief Inspector Pyne Clinic Exclusive. Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall was written by Sgt. Mr. Truscott Carry On England (1976) was written by Sergeant-Major 'Tiger' Bloomer Not

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texts: The author and disbarred trial attorney from northern Idaho was best known for his work as the defense attorney for Richard G. Butler, the founder of the white supremacist group Aryan Nations. He graduated from UCLA Law School and the University of California, Berkeley Haas School of Business. <mask> and another man were arrested and charged with a murder-for-hire plot to kill <mask>'s wife and mother. He was sentenced to 50 years in prison. Three years into his sentence, <mask> died in prison. <mask> defended the leader of the Aryan Nations in a 2000 lawsuit. <mask> challenged Idaho's hate crime laws in defending Lonny Rae, a man who had been charged with malicious harassment for shouting "nigger" at a black referee who had injured Rae's wife, while trying to prevent her.<mask> argued that the law violated the constitutional right to free speech. Rae was sentenced to seven days imprisonment for assault after being cleared of harassment. Rae's conviction was overturned on appeal, which was handled by <mask>. <mask> was a spokesman for Prussian Blue, a female white supremacist pop music duo that was active in the mid-2000s. <mask> published a book in 2005 called Defensive Racism: An Unapologetic Examination of Racial Differences, in which he described his views on the differences between the races of the world. <mask>'s handyman, Larry Fairfax, was arrested in June 2010 for conspiracy to commit murder for <mask>'s wife and mother-in-law. Fairfax was wired by the FBI for sound for a meeting between Fairfax and <mask>.<mask> was charged with conspiracy to commit murder. When <mask> was in police custody, a pipebomb was found under his wife's

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texts: car, which brought the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms into the case, and Fairfax was arrested. Fairfax admitted in the charging document that he manufactured and installed the bomb. Fairfax was transferred to home confinement in April 2012 after being sentenced to 27 months in prison. When <mask> was arrested, he was assigned a federal public defender, Roger Peven. <mask>'s supporters put up a website to raise money to hire a private attorney. They had raised over $120,000 for this purpose by February 2011.<mask> was in three different states while awaiting trial. He was moved to Idaho for his trial. At the time of the trial, he was in the process of being disbarred for converting the funds of a client to his own use. <mask>'s wife was questioned by the prosecutor. After catching her husband looking for women in California on match.com, she posted her own profile with a fake name and got him to reply, which led to her filing for divorce. She asked for child support payments of $1,400 per month, two of the family's vehicles, and their horse ranch in Sagle, Idaho, in her petition. The prosecution argued that <mask> had a motive to kill his wife because he wanted a new partner after they reconciled.<mask>'s computer was seized after his arrest. As part of his research on a Russian bride scam centered in Florida, her husband sent thousands of emails to large numbers of Ukrainian women. Each of the women received at least 10 emails. <mask> wanted a new partner and had a motive to kill his current wife according to the prosecutor. <mask>'s supposed Ukrainian girlfriend was introduced to several love letters written by <mask> from his

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texts: jail cell. <mask>'s attorney did not object to the letters being admitted as evidence in the court. <mask> wanted to live with Loginova, so he wrote a letter asking if he could go to school in Panama, or summer school in Ukraine.Make love to me and take care of our babies. Half of every year, you get to be near friends and family. I get the same for three months each year. It's like a huge, extended vacation each year when we get to be warm for the winter. Russian and English are learned by our kids as they grow up. It sounds good to me. What do you think?Loginova was questioned over a video link. <mask> had a motive to kill his wife because he wanted to be with Loginova, according to the prosecutor. The jury of eleven women and one man found <mask> guilty on all four counts described in the indictment: (1) use of interstate commerce to commission murder for hire, (2) possession of a destructive device in relation to a crime of violence, and (3) use. <mask>'s wife gave a passionate and critical assessment of the prosecution, judge and case elements in an interview after the trial ended. <mask>'s sentencing hearing was held in Idaho. He was sentenced to 50 years' imprisonment after making a statement in his defense. He was an intern in Victorville, California.The State Bar of California disbarred him from practicing law because of his convictions. Death <mask> died in prison at the age of 69 after suffering from declining health for weeks. There are External links to ConspiracyPenPal.com and "Racists See Set Up In Arrest of Idaho Lawyer". SPLC. The year began on 22 June 2010. The place of birth for American people who died in prison is

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title: Arthur Godfrey

texts: The Old Redhead, as he was known, was an American radio and television broadcaster and entertainer who was sometimes introduced by his nickname. At the peak of his success, in the early-to-mid 1950s, <mask> was heard on radio and seen on television up to six days a week, sometimes for as many as nine separate broadcasts for CBS. He had several programs on radio and television, including Arthur Godfrey Time, <mask>'s Talent Scouts, <mask> and His Friends, and King Arthur <mask> and His Round Table. His down-to-earth, family-man image was ruined by the on-air firing of Julius LaRosa in 1953, which resulted in a marked decline in popularity which he was never able to regain. Over the following two years, <mask> fired over twenty additional cast and crew members, under similar disregard and questionable ethics, for which he was heavily attacked by the press and public. Some of his employees were fired for speaking with competitors, like Ed Sullivan, or for signing with agents, because he was fiercely competitive. His daily network radio show ended in 1972 and his occasional television special ended in the late 1950s.Many of his commercial sponsors were identified with him. After quitting smoking five years before he was diagnosed with lung cancer, he terminated his relationship with the company, which he had advertised for many years. He was a spokesman for the tobacco control movement. He was born in Manhattan in 1903. <mask>'s father, <mask> <mask>, was disapproved of by his family because he married a well-to-do woman. The family's finances were devastated by the advent of the automobile, but the senior <mask> was considered an expert on surrey and hackney

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texts: horses. The family moved to New Jersey when <mask> was 12.He dropped out of high school. <mask>, the oldest of five children, tried to help his family survive by working before and after school, but at the age of 14 he left home to ease the financial burden on the family. He enlisted in the Navy at the age of 15 after lying about his age for two years. By the standards of the era, <mask>'s father was a free thinker. He didn't dislike organized religion but insisted that his children explore all faiths before making a decision. Their childhood friends were Catholic, Jewish and Protestant. The senior was friends with the Vanderbilts, but was more likely to talk to the shoeshine man or the hotdog vendor about issues of the day.Genius in the Family is a book. The Putnam's Sons, New York, 1962), written about their mother, 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476, 888-282-0476 They rode the ferry back and forth three times, with their father arguing with the man that the Klan was a bunch of "Blasted, bigoted fools, led 'round by the nose!" After her husband, <mask> or "Darl'", died, the aspiring artist and composer was put aside to take care of her family. The family was able to get through some hard times thanks to her creativity. She played the piano to accompany silent movies, made jams and jellies, crocheted bedspreads, and even cut off her floor length hair, as it was difficult for a woman of her

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texts: class to find work without violating social mores of the time. She believed at least some of her children would succeed in show business because the piano was never sold or turned into firewood.Some of her compositions were performed by symphony orchestras in Canada, which earned her a mention in Time. She was a big hit with the audience when she appeared on Groucho Marx's quiz show at the age of 78. She died of cancer at a nursing home in 1968. After his father's death, <mask> returned home to care for the family while he was a radio operator on naval destroyers. During his service in the Coast Guard, there was additional radio training. He was admitted to the prestigious Radio Materiel School in 1929 after passing a stringent qualification exam. He appeared in a local talent show in Baltimore and became popular enough to land his own weekly program.After leaving the Coast Guard, he moved to Washington, D.C., where he worked for NBC-owned station WRC. He stayed there until 1934. Recovering from a near-fatal automobile accident on his way to a flying lesson in 1931, he decided to listen closely to the radio and realized that the stiff, formal style then used by announcers could not connect with the average radio listener. The announcers sounded like they were giving a speech to a crowd and not communicating on a personal level. As if he were talking to just one person, <mask> promised that he would affect a relaxed, informal style when he returned to the radio. He 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

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He added wisecracks to his commercials and would kid the sponsors, a risky move that offended advertising agency executives.After his jokes, his sponsors discovered their sales increased. He would read an ad agency script on television and make fun of himself, using a sarcastic tone of voice or adding his own wisecracks. The agencies were powerless to stop him since the sponsors approved. He also played the ukulele and sang. He started a daily show called Sundial on a CBS station in Washington in 1934. During his three-hour shift, he was the station's morning disc jockey, playing records, delivering commercials, interviewing guests, and even reading news reports. During the "talk" portions of his program, he would frequently sing random verse.Professor Quiz was the first successful quiz program on radio. One broadcast from 1939 shows <mask> turning on his microphone to harmonize with the Foursome's recording of "There'll Be Some Changes Made". His hip injuries made him unsuitable for military service, even though he was eager to remain connected with the Navy. He received a commission in the U.S. after President Franklin


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texts: D. Roosevelt listened to his program. Before World War II, there was a naval reserve. He participated in exercises in the Washington area. After moving his base to the CBS station in New York City, he was heard on both stations for a time.In the autumn of 1942, he became the voice of Fred Allen's Texaco Star Theater show on the CBS network, but a personality conflict between Allen and <mask> led to his early release from the show after only six weeks. In 1945, when he was a morning-radio man in Washington for CBS, he took the microphone for a live, first-hand account of President Roosevelt's funeral procession. The broadcast was picked up by the entire CBS network. <mask>'s tone was sympathetic and neighborly, lending immediacy and intimacy to his words, unlike the tight-lipped news reporters and commentators of the day who delivered news in an earnest, businesslike manner. When describing Truman's car in the procession, he said, "God bless him, President Truman." He went back to the studio and broke down in tears. The nation was moved by his emotion.Before Roosevelt's death, CBS scheduled him for his own morning time slot because he made such an impression on the air. Arthur Godfrey Time was a Monday–Friday show that featured his monologues, interviews with various stars, music from his own in-house combo and regular vocalists. In his monologues and discussions, he went wherever he wanted. <mask> Godfrey Time was a late morning show on the CBS Radio Network. His radio monologues were rebroadcast on several occasions by popular demand, and later on his television show. "What is a boy?" they were asked. "What is a Girl?" is a follow-up.With the addition of

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texts: sentimental music, both monologues captured the essence of what made parents love their children, fondly describing the highly varied personality traits of each child as the monologue progressed. Everyone who heard it agreed with each monologue. "What is a boy?" It was one of the records that he issued on Columbia Records, and it proved to be so popular that it was released as one of <mask>'s records. In the summer of 1951, there was a film called "What is a Girl?" The A-side of the record. It peaked on the charts in August 1951.The band, all of them first-rate musicians who could create an arrangement as they went, were known for sparking impromptu jam sessions on the air. The band fell in behind him as he began singing with his ukulele. At times, he would jump into a song and encourage the band members to perform. It was proof of his insistence on being on the air. He was playing a ukulele. The band's guitarist Remo Palmier was responsible for the jazz quality of the band's playing. Palmier, a top Manhattan studio guitarist, was also a respected jazz guitarist and the only one of <mask>'s musicians to remain with the show from its 1945 debut until the final 1972 broadcast.The novelty record "Too Fat Polka (She's Too Fat For Me)" was a hit in 1947. The Andrews Sisters recorded a version of the song adapted to the women's point-of-view after it reached number two in the US charts. "Too Fat Polka", his biggest selling record, was despised by <mask>. <mask>'s Talent Scouts was broadcasted from the CBS studio building on East 52nd Street where he had his main office. CBS's original amateur hour was a slight variation of this variety show. Some of the performers

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texts: made public appearances in their home towns and were recommended by friends or colleagues. The performers would be introduced to <mask> on the air by these sponsors.There were two acts from the same broadcast. Both were signed to recording contracts that night. The Chordettes, who sang his kind of barbershop-quartet harmony, became part of his broadcasting and recording " family" after he took special interest in them. He was known for extemporizing music on the show, grabbing his ukulele and launching into songs the band may not have practiced. He wanted the musicians in his small orchestra to follow him as he sang. Jam sessions were rarely heard on mainstream variety programs. Performers who appeared on Talent Scouts included Don Adams, Tony Bennett, Lu Ann Simms, Pat Boone, and Roy Clark.Janette Davis was promoted to a management position as the show's talent coordination. Buddy Holly, the Four Freshmen, and Elvis Presley were rejected for the show. In 1955, after his appearances on the Louisiana Hayride, Presley traveled to New York to try out for the talent scouts. After the Talent Scouts staff rejected the Orioles, they went on to have a hit record with their version of "Crying in the Chapel" written by Darrell Glenn and written by his father Artie. The "bird group" trend of early rock 'n' roll was started by that success. He was an amateur radio operator with the station call sign K4LIB. He was a member of the radio division of the National Association of Broadcasters.In 1948, <mask>'s Talent Scouts began to be broadcast on radio and television at the same time. The radio version ran for an hour and a half, while the TV version ran for an hour and a

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texts: half. The Friday shows were only broadcasted on radio because TV cameras were unable to transmit live pictures of him and his New York cast at the same time. A large number of loyal sponsors have been brought on by the skills of a commercial pitchman. By 1959 the total advertising billings from the shows were estimated to be $150 million, more than double that of second-place Ed Sullivan. While never showing disrespect for the products themselves, he did find a way to enhance his pitches by poking fun at the company executives who wrote the scripted commercials that he ignored. He ridiculed them or even threw away the script in front of the cameras if he read them at all.The sales of the sponsor's products were often enhanced by <mask>'s flippancy during the commercials. His popularity and ability to sell brought a windfall to CBS, accounting for a significant percentage of their corporate profits. While his willingness to mock the scripted commercials provided to him angered those agencies, the sponsors, concerned only with improving their sales, were happy to let him tear apart those scripts. <mask> and His Friends, a weekly informal variety show, began on CBS-TV in 1949. When the show went on location, he remarked, "Well, here we are in Miami Bitch." Hehheh. Even though he had a lot of money, fans felt that he was really "one of them", his personality that of a friendly next-door-neighbor.His ability to sell products gave him a level of trust from his audience, a belief that "if <mask> said it, it must be so." After quitting smoking, he began speaking out on the air against it to the displeasure of his sponsor. The company withdrew as a sponsor when he

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texts: stood his ground. Since he knew other sponsors would take their place, he shrugged off their departure. The weekend "best of" program was culled from the week's Arthur Godfrey Time. He stopped interviewing stars in favor of a small group of regular performers that became known as the "Little Godfreys". Many of these artists were relatively obscure, but were given a lot of national exposure, some of them being former Talent Scouts winners, including Hawaiian vocalist Haleloke, veteran Irish tenor Frank Parker, and Julius LaRosa, who was in the Navy.He offered him a job upon his discharge after inviting him on the show as a guest. In 1951, LaRosa joined the cast and became a favorite with the audience, who also saw him on the weekly show Arthur Godfrey and his Friends. Tony Marvin was a regular on the show. Although he preferred his performers not to use personal managers or agents, he often had his staff represent the artists if they were doing personal appearances, which allowed him considerable control over their careers and incomes. After LaRosa hired an agent, <mask> fired him on the air. He was one of the busiest men in the entertainment industry, presiding over several daytime and evening radio and TV shows at the same time. Robert Q. Lewis added to his schedule when he hosted Arthur Godfrey Time.Columbia Records featured the "Little Godfreys" in a variety of combinations. "Too Fat Polka", "Candy and Cake", and "Dance Me Loose" were also included. "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover", "Slap 'Er Down Again, Paw", "Slow Poke", and "The Thing" are examples. A nostalgic movie documentary, Fifty Years Before Your Eyes, was narrated by <mask> in 1951. His


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texts: hip was damaged in a 1931 car crash. He was the first person to have hip replacement surgery using a plastic artificial hip joint. He returned to the show after the operation was a success.CBS encouraged him to broadcast live from his estate because they were concerned about losing his audience. The trust placed in him by the audience was noticed by advertisers and also by the U.S. President, who asked him to record a number of public service announcements to be played on American television in the case of nuclear war. It was thought that viewers would be reassured by his tone and manner. In 2004, the existence of the PSA recordings was confirmed by a former CBS president in an exchange with a writer. While working in broadcast radio in the Washington, D.C. area, <mask> learned to fly gliders and power planes. On his way to a flying lesson in 1931, he was badly injured when a truck lost its left front wheel and hit him head on. During World War II, the injury kept him from flying.He was a public affairs officer in the United States Navy during the war. He used his fame to advocate a strong anti-Communist stance and to pitch for enhanced strategic air power in the Cold War atmosphere. He became a strong promoter of his middle-class fans' vacations in Hawaii and Miami Beach, formerly enclaves for the wealthy. In 1953, he made a television movie that showed how safe airline travel had become. The United States Air Force successfully recruited him into the Air Force Reserve after he used his public position to get the Navy to qualify him as a Naval Aviator. During the 1950s, <mask> flew every active aircraft in the military inventory. Eddie Rickenbacker, the

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texts: World War I flying ace who was the president of Eastern Air Lines, appreciated his continued promotion.Rickenbacker took a retiring Douglas DC-3 and fitted it out with an executive interior and DC-4 engines, and gave it to <mask>, who used it to commute to the studios in New York City. The control tower of the airport was buzzed in January 1954. His certificate was suspended for six months. He was annoyed with the tower because they wouldn't let him use the runway that he requested. He recorded a song about the incident called "Teterboro Tower". He flew near Chicago in 1956 and there was no sanctions imposed. The controversies that swirled around him after firing Julius LaRosa underscored the differences between his private life and public persona.The original airport, which was affectionately referred to on his show as "The Old Cow Pasture", was less than a mile from the center of town and local residents had come to expect rattling windows and crashing dishes every Sunday evening and Friday afternoon. A proposal was made in 1960 to build a new airport by selling the old field and donating a portion of the proceeds to a local group. Since the majority of the airport was funded, it is now known as the Leesburg Executive Airport. He was known for flying a North American/Ryan Navion, a smaller single-engined airplane, and in later years a Beech Baron and a Beech Duke, registration number N1M. He was a founding member of the board of directors of Executive Jet Aviation Corporation. The show was objected to by some CBS affiliates in the South. Two whites and two blacks are veterans of the US Coast Guard.The network affiliates in Southern states criticized


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texts: <mask>. The Korean War saw black and white troops serving together, and he attacked critics including Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge. On his broadcasts, he talked about his opposition to racial discrimination. Behind his on-air warmth and benevolent image was a volatile, egomaniacal and controlling personality according to several people who worked with him. He wanted his children to be versatile performers regardless of their talent in dance and singing. He could be intimidating in meetings with his staff. "Remember that many of you are here over the bodies I have personally slain," he once told cast and staffers, according to Robert Metz in CBS: Reflections in a Bloodshot Eye.I have done it before and I can do it again. In an interview with Gene Lees, Julius LaRosa said that they used to have prayer meetings. We would go over the show after the Wednesday night show. He demanded that his cast members refrain from hiring personal managers or booking agents, though there was no contractual requirement. He said his staff could handle it. The rise of the "Little Godfreys" from total obscurity due to their exposure on popular programs made no one want to challenge him. Despite his ability to bring in huge profits, most CBS executives who respected him professionally disliked him personally since he baited them on and off the air.Before his hip surgery, <mask>'s attitude was controlling, but after his return he became critical of a number of aspects of the broadcasts and added more air time to his morning shows. He replaced a shortened, hastily arranged version of his Wednesday night variety show in place of the "Talent Scouts" segment because he felt that none


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texts: of the talent that evening was up to his standards. LaRosa's popularity continued to grow as he began casting a critical eye on others in his cast. Many men of his generation, like Julius LaRosa, thought dance lessons to be effeminate and bristled when they were ordered for his entire performing crew. He was sensitive to the need for coordination on camera because of his physical limitations. He was concerned about his cast in a paternalistic way. In the fall of 1953, LaRosa missed a dance lesson due to a family emergency, causing a dispute between the two.He said he was barred from appearing on the show for a day because he had advised <mask>. After being turned away from the hotel, LaRosa went to the lobby and waited. He walked past LaRosa as if he wasn't there and refused to talk with him. At that point, LaRosa, whose success on records had brought interest from top show business managers and agents, retained manager Tommy Rockwell to negotiate a new contract with his boss, but such talks had yet to occur. LaRosa was signed to a record label founded by Archie Bleyer, who produced "Eh, Cumpari! The best-selling record of LaRosa's career. The record's success made LaRosa a little more confident.In the wake of the dance lesson reprimanded by LaRosa, he received a letter from Rockwell telling him that all future dealings with him would be handled by the General Artists Corporation. When LaRosa was hired on the air, the CBS President suggested that he be fired the same way. It's not known if the singer's future on the program was the reason for this, or if he was fired on air without warning. After the firings, he conceded "Maybe this was a mistake." On


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texts: October 19, 1953, near the end of his morning radio show, after lavishing praise on LaRosa in introducing the singer's performance of "Manhattan", <mask> thanked him and then announced that this was LaRosa's "swan". He said, "This is the CBS Radio Network". LaRosa, who did not know what "swan song" meant, was incredulous when he was told he had just been fired, since he had not been informed before.In Raised on Radio, radio historian Gerald Nachman claims that what really incensed <mask> was that LaRosa's fan mail had come to outnumber his. The decision to discharge LaRosa is likely to have been made by a combination of these factors. The public backlash that followed was a result of the incident running directly counter to <mask>'s solicitous, paternal image. The LaRosa incident began an era of controversy that began to destroy his folksy image and diminished his popularity. The only firing that day was LaRosa's. Archie was also fired. In 1952, the bandleader formed his own record label and also married Janet Ertel of The Chordettes.While on hiatus from the show, Bleyer produced a spoken-word record that was to be issued by Chicago counterpart Don McNeill. The Breakfast Club was on the NBC Blue Network and ABC. <mask> was offended by what he felt was disloyalty on Bleyer's part, despite the fact that he had a modest following. Following LaRosa's dismissal, a meeting between Bleyer and <mask> revealed that he was not concerned about it. The Everly Brothers and Andy Williams had hit records, and the Everly Brothers and Andy Williams had hit records, and the Everly Brothers and Andy Williams had hit records, and the Everly Brothers and Andy Williams had hit

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texts: records, and the Everly Brothers and Andy Williams had hit records The rift with <mask> was never commented on by Bleyer. LaRosa was beloved by the fans of <mask> and they saved their toughest criticism for him.LaRosa and his agent held a conference after the firing. The firing of LaRosa and Bleyer was announced at a press conference of his own on October 21, as public animosity towards him continued to rise. He felt that LaRosa had lost his humility. Anger, mockery and a significant backlash from both the press and public were brought about by the charge, given the sudden baring of his own ego beneath the facade of warmth. The phrase "no humility" became the butt of many comedians' jokes. The singer requested a release from his contract, according to the man. There was no evidence to support that contention.The January 1954 incident at the Teterboro Airport kept <mask>'s image negative in the media. He ended his relationship with cigarettes at the same time. After his hospitalization in 1953, he concluded that smoking was not beneficial and very likely harmful, a reversal from his earlier commercials. His once friendly relationship with the company began to erode as he spoke out against smoking. Other producers, writers and cast members were also fired. The integrated quartet believed that the continued criticism from CBS affiliates in the South was the reason for the continued presence of the show. Pat and Carmel joined the cast.It backfired when they continued to perform for Robert Q. Lewis, who had his own afternoon show on CBS. Tony Marvin was snapped at on the air. There were other performers who stepped in as "Little Godfreys". She limited her

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texts: appearances to a few guest spots after winning top honors for her appearance on Talent Scouts. If the performers did well with his audience, he would bring them back at various times. The media documented <mask>'s problems with the media and public feuds with newspaper columnists, such as Jack O'Brian and newspaperman turned CBS variety show host Ed Sullivan. The variety show impresario's featuring fired "Little Godfreys" on his Sunday night program led to <mask>'s anger at Sullivan.FrankParker, an Italian-American known for his Irish tenor, was dismissed by <mask>. During a Las Vegas appearance, Parker made jokes about him. In popular culture, two films, The Great Man and A Face in the Crowd, were inspired by the career of <mask>. There are many parallels to the life of <mask> in the film, from his affair with the show's girl singer to his relationship with the show's bandleader. "The Little Godfreys" was the inspiration for the term "The Fuller Family". The story of A Face in the Crowd was inspired by differences between the public image and private personality of Will Rogers, Sr., according to the film's creator. The scenes when Rhodes spoofed a mattress commercial on a TV show he was hosting in Memphis were clearly Godfrey-inspired.Kazan and Schulberg attended an advertising agency meeting about Lipton Tea. Art Carney would frequently parody <mask>, singing one of his signature tunes and imitating his laugh. As early as 1949, comedians Bob and Ray presented an obvious parody with the character of <mask> who, in plummy, folksy tones, constantly ragged his announcer Tony. Tony would answer every question with "That's right, <mask>!". In the 1969 film Cold

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texts: Turkey, Ray played another parody of <mask>, this time as a radio host named "<mask>". Jerry mocked him as "<mask>". The Joy Boys called their fellow Washingtonian "<mask>" on their radio show.Stan Freberg picked up on Bob and Ray's use of the phrase "That's right, <mask>" and recorded a spoof of the show. "That's Right, <mask>" depicted the star as a self-absorbed motormouth and his long-time radio host, Tony Marvin, as a yes-man, responding "That's right, <mask>" to every vapid <mask> statement. Capitol Records was afraid of legal problems and objected to the release of it. The recording was included in a retrospective CD box set. Following the Julius LaRosa episode, singer-songwriter Ruth Wallis recorded a song that implored him to "hire me and fire me and make a star of me." He appeared on more than a dozen TV Guide covers. He was the first man to cover the magazine.He still commanded a strong presence and a loyal fan base. The talent scouts lasted until the 60's. During the height of his career, the accusations of anti-Semitism shadowed him. Eddie Fisher discusses the rumor in his book. The author of Arthur <mask>: The Adventures of an American Broadcaster rejects the accusation because of his good personal relations with a number of Jews in the entertainment industry, including Tony Marvin. In the 1920s, the hotel established a "No Jews" policy, but abandoned it in the early 1950s when <mask> acquired a stake in the hotel. In the eyes of the public, the increasingly negative publicity of <mask>, despite his ongoing popularity, had added credence to the accusations.When he took a stake in the hotel, he ended any discrimination that existed, because he

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texts: was only a part-owner. Fisher's account was further undermined by the fact that he appeared on Talent Scouts years before the purchase of a part interest in the Kenilworth. Dick Cavett wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times. In his later life, <mask> was an avid hunter who hunted big-game animals in Africa and used helicopters to get close to his prey. In 1959 he began to experience chest pains. He had a mass in his chest that could have been lung cancer. He had cancer in one lung that spread to his aorta.A lung was removed. Despite the disease's high mortality rate, it became clear after radiation treatments that <mask> had beaten the substantial odds against him. He returned to the air on a prime-time TV special but resumed the daily morning show on radio only, reverting to a format featuring guest stars such as Max Morath and Carmel Quinn, maintaining a live combo of first-rate Manhattan musicians. His cancer was cured only because it was discovered when still treatable, and that's why he advocated for regular medical checks. The TV special centered on his gratitude to have survived what was by 1959 standards an almost-certain death sentence. He announced that he would use the new videotape technology for the future. Despite appearing healthy on the broadcast, <mask>, fearing the effects of his illness would adversely affect his appearance, announced that he would resume the Monday–Friday Arthur Godfrey Time on radio only.Tony Marvin did not make the transition to the new program. One of the few associates who left amicably was Marvin, who went on to become a radio news anchor. The last daily longform entertainment program on American network radio


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texts: on The Dick Cavett Show, <mask>avett.Despite his desire to remain in the public eye, his presence waned over the next ten years, despite an appearance on a PBS salute to the 1950s. A 1981 attempt to reconcile him with LaRosa for a <mask> show reunion record album collapsed. His agent had floated the idea, but he initially resisted. At the initial meeting, LaRosa was told that he wanted out of his contract and that he was fired without warning. The meeting ended in shambles when LaRosa reminded him of the dance lesson controversy. At the end of his life, <mask> left his large archive of papers and programs to the public station WNET/Thirteen in New York. The Broadcasting Archives at the University of Maryland had a permanent home for the Godfrey material, thanks to <mask>.More than 4,000 audiotapes and wire recordings of his various radio shows, videotapes, and transcription discs are in the collection. <mask>'s personal papers and business records cover his rise and fall in the industry over a period of more than 50 years. Death Emphysema, thought to have been caused by decades of smoking and radiation treatments for lung cancer, became a problem in the early 1980s. On March 16, 1983, he died at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan. He was buried in a cemetery not far from his farm. He was married twice. He and Catherine had a child.He was married to Mary Bourke from February 24, 1938 until their divorce in 1982. They had two children. Mary Amons is a cast member of The Real Housewives of Washington, D.C. The National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame was honored with a Meritorious Service to Aviation Award. There are external links to the Museum of

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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 On November 2, 2007, Yamamoto and his mentor Yuji Nagata lost to Tomohiro Ishii and ToruYano in a NJPW match. He had to relocate to the United States because he was signed by World Wrestling Entertainment to a full-time contract. He was assigned to the Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) to undergo assessment and training in the "WWE style" of wrestling. Initially, he wrestled as Mr. Yamamoto.He and O'Shaunessy were part of the team name The Movers and the Shakers. He changed his name to <mask> and then changed his spelling to <mask> <mask>. Yamamoto's father has a given name. The ECW brand had a brand switch on June 30, 2009. He defeated Shelton Benjamin in his first match, but lost to him again on the July 9 episode of ECW. On the October 20 episode of ECW, <mask> became the number one contender for the ECW Championship, but he failed to win the title the following week against Christian. On

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texts: the December 22 episode of ECW, the winner of the battle royal would challenge Christian for the ECW title at the Royal Rumble.Kane eliminated <mask> from the battle royal on the January 12 episode of ECW. At the Royal Rumble, <mask> competed in his first match, but was eliminated. The number one contender for the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship was formed by <mask> and Goldust, but they failed to capture the titles on the final episode of ECW. After the ECW brand was discontinued, <mask> made his debut on the Raw brand on the February 22, 2010 episode of Raw, teaming up with Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston to defeat The Legacy after Randy Orton turned on his partners. <mask> won a battle royal in the dark match to open the show. In July 2010, <mask> had a few backstage brawls with The Nexus, trying to help John Cena get rid of them, but he did not. On the November 11 episode of Superstars, <mask> returned to the show after months off.On the November 29 episode of Raw, <mask> and Mark Henry defeated the WWE Tag Team Champs after a distraction by John Cena. A fatal four-way elimination tag team match

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texts: was held on the following week's Raw. The first team to be eliminated was them. Maryse kissed <mask> on the February 14 episode of Raw. On the February 24 episode of Superstars, <mask> came out and gave Maryse flowers, which Maryse hit Ted DiBiase with, allowing Daniel Bryan to defeat him. There was a chance for <mask> to earn a World Heavyweight Championship shot in a battle royal. The supplemental draft took place on April 26, 2011.The winner of the "All I Want for Christmas" battle royal would receive one wish, but he only had two matches on the show in 2011. One of the last feuds was between <mask> and Saxton, who were both rookies at the time. Saxton attacked <mask> after he lost his match against Lucky Cannon. There was tension between the two until the May 17 episode of NXT, when <mask> defeated Saxton. Saxton was eliminated on the May 31 episode of the show. Tyson Kidd broke <mask>'s toy figurine of himself and stole one of its legs, leading to a feud between the two. During their feud, they traded wins, and on the July 26 episode of NXT, <mask> won a necklace on a pole.Kidd took <mask> off

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texts: the company for over a month after attacking his right leg. Kidd was distracted by a message from <mask> when the Kanji word for "pride" appeared on the TitanTron. On the September 6 episode of NXT, he wore black tights with Kanji characters and the Japanese flag, as well as his blond hair dyed red and half his face painted. He defeated Kidd to end the feud. He wanted to better portray Japanese culture, Japanese pride and the aggressive style of Japanese wrestling so he changed his wrestling style. He said his face paint was a tribute. The man stopped wearing face paint to the ring in October 2011.In December of 2011, <mask> formed an alliance with Trent Barreta. Reks' hands were superglued to an Xbox controller after he was locked in a closet by the other team. The feud came to an end on the January 18 episode of NXT. On the February 9, 2012 episode of Superstars, <mask> defeated Johnny. He lost the rest of his televised matches in 2012 and 2013. In the first round of the NXT Tag Team Championship Tournament, The Wyatt Family defeated theWatsons, but they were still able to win the title. In the rest

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texts: of the year, <mask> lost all of his matches.In his last pay-per-view appearance, <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to compete in the Andre the Giant Memorial battle royal. The wrestler was released from his contract on June 12, 2014, along with 10 other talents. On July 29, 2014, Yamamoto made his first post-WWE match. On March 28, 2015, he relinquished his professional wrestling title due to a neck injury, but he won the SCW Florida Heavyweight Championship at BELIEVE 81. On September 20, 2014, Yamamoto made his debut for Chikara, but was disqualified after being interfered with by Juan Francisco de Coronado. On October 13, 2014, at King of Pro-Wrestling, when Jeff Jarrett interfered in the main event match, Yamamoto returned to New Japan, attacking him and helping Hiroshi Tanahashi defeat A.J. There are styles for the title.Because of trademark issues, he couldn't continue working under his WWE name, but he did return to working under his real name, as he was known better under the name <mask>. He was given the new title of a "Bullet Club hunter", which allowed him to state that he was looking


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texts: to eliminate the villainous stable from professional wrestling, starting with A.J. There are styles. On November 8 at Power Struggle, Styles defeated <mask> after outside interference from Jarrett. The Styles Clash was Styles' signature finish. The man moved his head down before he hit the mat. He took his weight, Styles' weight, and all of the force onto his neck instead of having his face slammed into the mat.The guitar was hit by Jarrett after the match. They formed a new tag team named "The World" on November 14. The World was supposed to take part in the World Tag League, but after their opening match on November 22, they were forced to pull out due to a neck injury. On November 25, Yamamoto announced that he had two broken bones in his neck and that he had a match with Styles. He wore a halo on his head for three months. In May 2015, Yamamoto began training for a comeback at the Team Vision Gym. The English announcing team was at Wrestle Kingdom 10 in Tokyo Dome.On March 22, NJPW announced that they would have a return match on April 10 at Invasion Attack, where they would face off against


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texts: Bullet Club's The Elite. The new stable would be called the "Hunter Club" and would oppose the Bullet Club. Captain New Japan stepped up as the first member of the new group after neither of them accepted the invitation to join the stable. He began mimicking Triple H and adopted the Pedigree as his finishing move. The Bullet Club trio of Bad Luck Fale, Kenny Omega and Yujiro Takahashi were defeated by the titleholders on April 23. They lost the title to Omega and The Youngbucks on May 3. On September 12th, after Captain New Japan's poor performances, <mask> decided to hold a poll to see if he would get to stay in Hunter Club.Captain New Japan was removed from Hunter Club after the result of the poll was revealed. Captain aligned himself with Bullet Club. On November 5, 2015, after starting a feud with Captain New Japan, <mask> announced that he had recruited Billy Gunn as his new Hunter Club partner for the 2016 World Tag League. The tournament ended on December 8 with a record of three wins and four losses for the two teams, though they failed to advance from their block. The Taguchi Japan stable had

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texts: a new member in April of last year. The Mexican partner promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) was promoted by NJPW in February of last year. He was promoted on February 17.On September 12, 2017, <mask> made his debut for All Japan Pro Wrestling and defeated Tajiri in his first round match. He was eliminated from the tournament in the second round by Kento Miyahara. On November 9, Joe Doering was unsuccessful in his attempt to win the Triple Crown. He entered the Real World Tag League with Miyahara and had a good showing, winning five matches but not making the finals. The World Tag Team Championship was won on February 3, 2018, by <mask> and Miyahara. They lost the belts to The Big Guns on February 25. He finished fifth in block B in the first Champion Carnival, after posting three wins.Challenging Ishikawa and Suwama for the World Tag Team Championship for a second time, <mask> were defeated on August 18. The Gaora TV Championship was won by Tajiri. The contract for full time with All Japan will be announced at the first show of the year on January 2, 2020. After nine successful title

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texts: defences and a record breaking 587 as champion, <mask> lost the Gaora TV Championship to Jun Kasai in a tables, ladders and chairs match on January 3, 2021. The series "Different Style Fights" pits professional wrestlers against martial artists and have a focus on a more realistic style of pro-wrestling. He defeated a former Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation champion boxer on June 26. He won the Six-Man Tag Team Championship with Carbell Ito and Seigo Tachibana from Tajiri.They were forced to give up the title after Carbell Ito broke her wrist, but they would get it back on October 16. As <mask>, Yamamoto is featured as a wrestler in a video game. The video games are DLC. Under his real name, he was featured in King of Colosseum II and Wrestle Kingdom 2. A graduate of Kokushikan University, Yamamoto has a degree in political science. Yamamoto is married and has a child. The All Japan Pro Wrestling Gaora TV Championship was won by Seigo Tachibana and Carbell Ito.There are 78 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the 2010 Pro Wrestling Riot PWR

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texts: <mask> was an American professional baseball second baseman and manager. He played for the Chicago Cubs, Boston Braves, and Philadelphia Phillies in Major League Baseball. He coached the Atlanta Braves in 1922 and 1929 and appeared in one game for the Chicago White Sox in 1922. <mask> was born in New York. Frank Selee, manager of the Cubs, bought <mask>'s contract and made him his starting second baseman after he played for the local minor league baseball team. The Cubs won four National League titles and two World Series. The Braves won the World Series in 1914 after <mask> was traded from the Cubs.<mask> played for the Braves and the Philadelphians through 1917. In his later career, he became a coach, scout, manager, and general manager. One of the smartest ballplayers in MLB, <mask> had a surly temper that he took out on umpires. "Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance" is a poem about a double-play combination of <mask> and Joe Tinker. The Veterans Committee elected <mask> to the Baseball Hall of Fame. On July 21, 1881, <mask> was born in Troy, New York. His father was a saloon keeper.Many of Evers' relatives played baseball. Evers was a student at St. Joseph's Elementary School in Troy. In 1901, Evers made his professional debut in minor league baseball for the Troy Trojans

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Cubs won the NL title in 1906, but lost the World Series to the White Sox four games to two. Evers led the NL in assists during the 1907 season. The 1907 World Series was won by the Cubs as Evers was 7-for-20 with a.350 batting average."Merkle's Boner" refers to the baserunner's error in a game against the New York Giants, which Evers alert the umpires to. The Giants' Al Bridwell hit what appeared to be the game-winning single, but the baserunner went to the locker room without touching second base. The umpire ruled out Merkle after Evers called for the ball. The game was ruled a tie by NL president Harry Pulliam. The Cubs won the makeup game. The Cubs won the World Series against Detroit four games to one, with <mask> batting 7-for-20. For the 1908 season, <mask> had a.300 batting average, good for fifth in the NL, and a.408 on- base percentage.Miller Huggins drew more walks than Evers during the 1910 season. Evers broke his leg at the end of the season. Without Evers, the Cubs lost the 1910 World Series to the Philadelphia Athletics, four games to one. The Navy Midshipmen, a college baseball team, was managed by Evers despite the opposition of

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texts: Frank Chance. He played in only 46 games that year after experiencing a nervous breakdown and returning to the Cubs later in the season. Evers said that the business deal cost him most of his savings. In 1912, <mask> was fourth in the NL with a.341 batting average, and he led the league with a.431 on- base percentage.Charles W. Murphy signed <mask> to a five-year contract as manager in 1913. After the 1913 season, <mask> was offered $100,000 to jump to the Federal League, but he chose to stay with the Cubs. Murphy traded <mask> to the Boston Braves for Bill Sweeney and Hub Perdue after Evers signed his players to contracts. <mask> denied that he had resigned as manager. The league assigned <mask> to the Braves even though he insisted he was a free agent. He signed a four-year contract with a $20,000 signing bonus. The Braves were last in the NL by July 4 of 1914.The Braves came back from last place in the last ten weeks of the season to win the NL title. All NL second basemen had a.970 fielding percentage. The Braves defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series, four games to none, with Evers batting 7-for-16. The first modern-day Most Valuable Player award was won by Evers over teammate Rabbit Maranville. In 1915, Evers was limited by injuries and

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The Braves placed Evers on waivers due to his declining performance and he was claimed by the Philadelphia Phillies.<mask> turned down an offer to become the manager of the Jersey City Skeeters. He was a player-coach for the Boston Red Sox in the 1918 season, but was released without playing a game. Not getting another offer from an MLB team, <mask> traveled to Paris as a member of the Knights of Columbus to promote baseball in France. In 1920, <mask> accepted a last minute offer to join the New York Giants as a coach, instead of becoming the head baseball coach at Boston College. He succeeded Fred Mitchell as Cubs manager in 1921. In August, <mask> was fired and replaced by Bill Killefer. The Cubs finished seventh in the NL.In 1922 and 1923, <mask> was a coach for the Chicago White Sox. He filled in for Eddie Collins at second base in 1922. Collins recovered in time for Evers to play in a game. The 1924 season was the first in which <mask> was acting manager. During the season, <mask> missed time due to appendicitis, and the White Sox opened up a managerial search when Chance died. Collins was replaced by <mask> by the White Sox. <mask> was a scout for the Braves.The Braves owner hired <mask> as a

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texts: coach after selling Rogers Hornsby to the Cubs. <mask> became the captain of the Braves because Fuchs had no experience as a field manager. On October 6, 1929, <mask> and Hank Gowdy played in a game for the first time in their careers. Evers became the oldest player in the league. <mask> was a coach for the Braves under Bill McKechnie, who became the field manager in 1930. He became general manager of the Albany Senators of the New York–Pennsylvania League in 1935 after scouting for the Braves. He left Albany at the end of the season.He had a 180–192 managerial record. <mask> married Helen Fitzgibbons. John J<mask>, Jr. was assigned to the Pacific Theater of Operations during World War II. <mask> gave his son stock in the Albany Senators when he was 11 years old. Tom and <mask> played in MLB. Tim Layden is a writer for Sports Illustrated. The two hated each other off the field, even though they were part of one of the most successful double-play combinations in baseball history.They didn't speak to each other for several years after an argument. Evers took Chance's naming of Tinker the smartest ball player to be a personal insult. Evers owned a sporting goods store in New York in 1923. Evers filed for bankruptcy after losing his money. The store was passed down from

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