title: Rory Fitzpatrick

texts: An American politician and former professional ice hockey player who played ten seasons in the National Hockey League, <mask> was born on January 11, 1975. He was a journeyman at the NHL level. <mask> was elected Irondequoit town supervisor. <mask> played in the 1989 Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament with a minor ice hockey team from Rochester, New York. <mask> was selected in the second round of the 1993 NHL Entry Draft by the Montreal Canadiens. After completing his junior eligibility, <mask> made his professional debut in the American Hockey League and played 42 games. After six games, <mask> was traded to the St. Louis Blues in the Pierre Turgeon trade.<mask> spent the bulk of his time in the minor league before being traded to the Nashville Preds. <mask> was sent to the Eskimos after only two games because his luck did not improve with the Preds, one of the NHL's newest expansion teams. He spent time as a healthy scratch, but never saw an NHL game. He was a threat on the offensive side of the ball. <mask> became an unrestricted free agent after the NHL season. <mask> signed with the Buffalo Sabres as a depth defense and played five games with the team. He was able to be with former junior teammate Jay McKee.<mask> started the year in Rochester again in 2002. He spent the entire 2003– 2004 with the team after being recalled four times by Buffalo. On the power play and short-handed, he was played by the head coach.

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texts: <mask>'s season was ended by a knee injury. <mask> was able to reach a deal with the Sabres before he filed for salary arbitration. He signed with Rochester for the final 20 games of the NHL Lockout after doing odd jobs. Before the collapse of the Original Stars Hockey League, he worked at a hockey clinic.After playing for the Sabres in 2005–06, <mask> moved on to the Canucks the following season, where he played in 58 games and appeared in the playoffs. <mask>, a free agent, signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Flyer on October 9, 2007, and split the season between the Flyer and Phantoms. The Rochester Americans, <mask>'s hometown, requested in 2008 that the Florida panthers provide more veteran players to aide prospects and put together a winning team. <mask> signed a two-year contract to lead the way for Rochester's defense. Despite having no points in 18 games, <mask> finished third in All-Star Game voting for defense in the Western Conference, falling 23,000 votes shy of second place Nicklas. The idea was to use the new NHL procedure, where people were encouraged to vote as often as they liked, to have an unlikely candidate chosen. The idea of having <mask> voted in as one of the two starting defenders for the Western Conference was sent across the Internet by contributors to this goal.The videos were created to spread the news. There is a website called www.voteforrory.com. <mask> was bumped from participation in

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texts: the game to third place after he peaked in balloting at the number two position. The idea of the plot was to show the flaws in the NHL voting system. If enough people voted for an unlikely player to start the game, the NHL would change its system. The plan became a more symbolic gesture after some time. <mask> stated that he had gotten a kick out of the movement and acknowledged the hard work that his supporters had put into it.Several of <mask>'s teammates voiced their intention to vote, and wore custom-made "Vote for Rory" T-shirts at a team practice. <mask> did not start in the All-Star game because of his third place finish in the voting. Slate found the final results suspicious due to unlikely numerical coincidences in the final week of voting, and believed the NHL altered the vote counts. For the 2016 National Hockey League All-Star Game, John Scott of the Arizona Coyotes was chosen by the fans to Captain Team Pacific despite having only recorded 1 point in 11 games played. The league amended the fan voting rules to prevent players like Scott and <mask> from being able to participate again. Montreal trades <mask>, Pierre Turgeon and Craig Conroy to St. Louis for Shayne Corson, Murray Baron and a 5th round draft pick. He was the Republican candidate for Irondequoit Town Supervisor against Joe Morelle Jr., the son of Congressman Joe Morelle.Morelle Jr was defeated by 76 votes. The <mask> births were mentioned in an NHL.com

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title: Reginald M. Cram

texts: The adjutant general of the Vermont National Guard was a United States Air Force officer. On April 29, 1914, <mask> was born in Vermont. He was a captain of the Corps of Cadets, a member of the band, a member of the theater group, and a member of the basketball team. He served as the agent for his graduating class and composed theNorwich University Alumni March, "A Soldier's Dream". He was a Trustee from 1971 to 1988 and received the Alumni Award. Career <mask> joined the Vermont National Guard in 1933. He was assigned to the staff of Vermont's adjutant general after being commissioned a second lieutenant of the Cavalry.He was a student at Boston University Law School. The Army Air Force was part of World War II. He flew anti-submarine patrols in the Pacific and received his rating as an Observer. He was temporarily assigned to the Navy and the Marine Corps. He served on a ship with James Roosevelt. After the war, <mask> returned to the Vermont National Guard and joined the active air force. He was a specialist in long-range planning and international relations, including the creation of policies and programs during the Korean War, and his assignments included: Secretary of the United States-Canada Regional Planning Group, a North Atlantic Treaty Organization entity; director of Plans, Third Air Force.He received a master's degree in politics and government from the University of Maryland in 1963. He was a member of a political science honor Fraternity. He graduated from the Army Command and General Staff College. He retired as a colonel in 1964. The Adjutant General of the Vermont National Guard was Adjutant General Francis Billado. The acting adjutant general was <mask> for three months after Billado's death. General Wayne Page announced in November that he would be a candidate for the Adjutant General's post.Page was named acting adjutant general. After

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texts: campaigning against Page for a full two-year term, <mask> resigned as deputy. The majority of the Vermont National Guard preferred Page, an Army National Guard officer, over <mask>, an Air National Guard officer, according to contemporary press accounts. The adjutant general of Vermont is elected by the Vermont General Assembly. The term starts the following March after the elections in February. In February 1967, <mask> won an upset victory and ended Page's three-month tenure. He served as adjutant general from 1967 to 1981 and was promoted to major general.During his time as adjutant general, he oversaw the participation of selected Vermont units and soldiers in the Vietnam War, and he traveled to South Vietnam on more than one occasion. New armories were constructed by the Vermont National Guard. He was in charge of National Guard activities during state emergencies. He increased military participation in winter sports. The army's World Class Athlete Program was created by these efforts. In 1980 <mask> presided over a muster of the entire Vermont National Guard, which gathered in one location to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the organization's mobilization for World War II. In 1981 <mask> retired as adjutant general and lived in Burlington.He died in Burlington on August 6, 2004, and was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery. The Secretary of Defense Identification Badge Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badge and the mess hall at the National Guard are other honors. The entrance road to the Vermont National Guard's Readiness and Regional Technology Center was designated as "General Cram Drive" in 2004. <mask> is a member of the U.S. Biathlon Association Hall of Fame. On June 29, 1937, the family was married in Vermont. She was born in Vermont and died in Burlington. Robin and Jane were their two daughters.The External links were retrieved on December

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title: David Salle

texts: <mask> is a Pictures Generation American painter, printmaker, photographer, and stage designer. <mask> was born in Oklahoma and lives and works in New York. He studied with John Baldessari at the California Institute of the Arts. In the early 1980s, <mask>'s work appeared in New York. <mask> was born to Russian Jewish immigrant parents in Oklahoma but grew up in Kansas. He spent his childhood and teenage years in art classes provided by a local art organization, developing an interest in art at a very young age. At the age of eight or nine, he began taking life-drawing classes.He attended art classes for three days a week in high school. <mask> attended the California Institute of the Arts after graduating high school. He credits John Baldessari with showing him a path to his artistry. <mask> earned a degree in three years. <mask> moved to New York where he worked with Acconci. He established a partnership with Mary Boone, a renowned gallery owner, and still works with her today. <mask> was hired by the American Ballet Theatre to design set and costumes.<mask> and Armitage fell in love with each other because of his work with the ballet. They continued to work together as friends after they broke up. <mask> made his Hollywood directorial debut in 1995 with Search and Destroy, starring Christopher Walken and Griffin Dunne. There were mixed reactions to the film. <mask> lives in New York. <mask>'s paintings and prints comprise what appear to be randomly juxtaposed and multilayered images, or images placed on top of one other with deliberately illogical techniques, in which he combines original and appropriated imagery. Donald Duck, pieces from a Caravaggio painting, and items from popular culture are some of the imagery he uses.<mask> said at a 2005 lecture that he has worked with different media and processes. The human figure is one

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texts: of the things he takes into account in many of his works. He combines a variety of different styles and images. Exhibitions of his work have been held at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and the Kestnergesellschaft Museum in Hannover. <mask>'s work was included in The Pictures Generation, an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. His work was shown among a number of other contemporary artists. <mask> usually starts his process with photographs he takes for reference.The combination of these two art forms was not common at the time. Painters and photographers debated which form had more merit, or whether they had merit at all. <mask> said he would paint his final images because they took images from the real world and placed them in the world and context of painting. According to <mask>, his intention was to eliminate any narrative from his work, though one might attempt to decipher a story from the imagery. His decision-making process begins with one image he is attracted to, and he continues to add pieces from specific images he acquired until the painting feels complete. <mask>'s works do not lack meaning or relation. He has said that his choices of image are not random, and that the pieces he chooses are cross-referenced with one another in complex ways.He believes that this is his form of originality. <mask> painted a series of works called Tree of Life which references Adam and Eve, the Garden ofEDEN, and the New Yorker's Peter Arno. The canvases are black and white. <mask> has worked on set and costume design. He received a Guggenheim fellowship in 1986 and directed the feature film Search and Destroy. He has been designing sets and costumes for ballets for many years. <mask> is a prolific writer on art.His reviews and

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texts: essays have appeared in a number of publications. He wrote for Town & Country magazine. How to See was published by W. W.Norton. <mask> collaborated with other contemporary artists such as Jeff Koons and Roy Lichtenstein. <mask>'s writing is similar to his artistic style. He thinks that the jargon associated with art history should be simplified so that people who are interested in art can still learn about it. Critics were not easy to convince that <mask>'s works were not random.His paintings are incoherent and the images he chooses are unrelated to one another. <mask>'s paintings convey a sense of purposiveness with no specific purpose according to the art critic and philosopher Arthur Danto. Robert Storr was fascinated by the work's "graphic double-exposure" and "kaleidoscopic effect," as well as its infinite meanings and interpretations. <mask>'s use of pornographic images of women, which some critics found a form of voyeurism or downright provocation, was one of the points of contention. Mira Schor wrote that his depictions of women seem to be a continuation of a male conversation which is centuries old, to which women are irrelevant except as depersonalized projections of man's fears and fantasies. <mask> says that the sexually explicit images are not particularly erotic because they are faded and blurred. The permanent collections of numerous art museums include the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.References External links American contemporary painters 20th-century American painters American male painters 21st-century American painters California Institute of the Arts alumni Artists from Oklahoma Artists from New York (state) 1952 births Jewish American artists Living people 20th-century American

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title: John Berry Meachum

texts: The oldest black church west of the Mississippi River was founded by <mask>um. When it was illegal in the city to teach blacks to read and write, Meachum operated a school in the church's basement. Meachum created the Floating Freedom School on a steamboat on the Mississippi River to circumvent a Missouri state law banning education for black people. He helped 75 enslaved people from Kentucky to their freedom in Indiana as a young man. He and his wife Mary were conductors on the Underground Railroad. They bought enslaved people and took them into their home to repay their purchase price. The Meachums emancipated the enslaved people when they had enough money to repay their purchase price.Once freed, they learned how to be self-sufficient. <mask> and Mary helped runaway slaves across the Mississippi and into Illinois. The first site in Missouri to be accepted in the National Park Service's National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom was named after Mary. The pamphlet An Address to All of the Colored Citizens of the United States was published by Meachum after he spoke at the National Negro Convention. <mask> <mask> was born on May 3, 1789 in Goochland County, Virginia. He was the son of a Baptist minister and an enslaved woman. His slaveholder was <mask>.After nine years, they moved to Kentucky. The young man was hired to work at the cave by his owner, who Meachum described as a kind man. He made money as a carpenter. Meachum bought his freedom when he was 21. Meachum walked 700 miles to buy his father's freedom for 100 Virginia pounds. Meachum was christened in Virginia. The father and son walked to Kentucky to free Meachum's mother and siblings.His family lived in Harrison County. Meachum married a woman named Mary. According to Meachum, Paul offered to free his slaves

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texts: not allowed to have independent black religious services without a white law enforcement officer present. Meachum moved his classes to a steamboat in the middle of the Mississippi River because it was outside of Missouri's jurisdiction. He gave the school a library, desks, and chairs and called it theFloating Freedom School. James Turner was at the school when Meachum was arrested. He was a diplomat under President Grant. The first school in Missouri for black students was founded by him after the Civil War. Meachum was a carpenter and a cooper.He saved the earnings of the enslaved people he purchased. Meachum emancipated the bondspeople when they repaid him. Meachum was worth $25,000 by 1835. He built a boat with a library and operated it as a temperance boat. <mask> was born in Kentucky. <mask> and William were their children. The household consisted of 10 free colored people and six slaves.They had eight black people living with them. The Underground Railroad was started by Meachum and his wife Mary. People were taken across the Mississippi River to Illinois. The Meachums freed enslaved individuals through profits from their businesses. On-the-job training was provided by him. The escaped slaves who worked at the barrel-making factory saved up their earnings. The freedom of 20 slaves was purchased by Meachum and his wife.The Meachum's freed nearly every person who paid them back. Meachum bought the freedom of 22 individuals and taught them how to be self-reliant. He spoke at the National Negro Convention. An Address to All of the Colored Citizens of the United States was published in Philadelphia. Collective unity and self-respect are important to him. He said that black people needed to receive practical, hands-on education so they could support themselves. "Train up a

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texts: child the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it," he said.Mary continued her work with the Underground Railroad after his death. On May 21, 1855, she and a free black man named Isaac traveled by boat with nine slaves across the Mississippi River to Illinois, a free state. They went to jail for violating the Fugitive Slave Act after they reached the shore. She was charged with slave theft on May 24. The charges against him were dropped. Mary was acquitted of at least one charge and the remaining charges were dropped after she was tried by a jury. <mask> was the president of the Colored Ladies Soldiers' Aid Society.Because Black people were not allowed to ride streetcars at that time, the women negotiated with the streetcar company to ride the streetcar one day a week, on Saturdays, to allow the members of the ladies' aid society to visit wounded soldiers. Death Meachum died in his pulpit. He is buried in a cemetery. <mask> died in St. Louis. She is buried with her husband in a cemetery. The Mary Meachum Freedom crossing, part of the National Park Service's National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, was dedicated in 2001. The annual Mary Meachum Freedom crossing celebration includes re-enactments of Mary Meachum's river crossing and arrest.The site is north of the Merchants Bridge. The <mask> Meachum Scholarship was established at the Saint Louis University to recognize <mask>'s work as a minister, founder of the oldest black church in Missouri, educator, and businessman. The scholarship is given to medical students. The Meachum School of Haymont is named after <mask> and Mary Meachum. <mask> is the author of Beyond the Ballot 1789 births 1854 deaths 18th-century American slaves 19th-century American businesspeople 19th-century American

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title: Patokh Chodiev

texts: Fttoh Kaymovich Shdiev is a Belgian-Uzbek oligarch who is married to Alijan Ibragimov. Chodiev is on the Forbes list of billionaires. <mask> was born in Uzbekistan. He graduated from the Moscow State Institute of International Affairs with a doctorate in political science. He lived in Tokyo for a few years after joining the diplomatic service specializing in Russian-Japanese commercial relations. The Chodiev Foundation was created in 1996 to promote innovation, art and education in Asia. In order to provide humanitarian assistance and healthcare to orphanages in the country, the Chodiev Foundation registered a representative office in Uzbekistan.Chodiev plans to build several shopping malls as part of an investment push into Uzbekistan, according to reports. Belgian citizenship was acquired by <mask> Chodiev in 1997. Since Chodiev does not speak any of the official languages of Belgium, there was a debate in the media about how his naturalization was obtained. The Belgian State Security Service expressed concerns about Chodiev's relations to other Russian businessmen, but eventually found nothing to report. <mask> Chodiev was accused of receiving help from the mayor of Waterloo. The Belgian newspaper Le Soir wrote on 11 January 2017: "When Serge Kubla wrote to Claude Eerdekens on 16 May 1997, all the lights were already green for Chodiev." Serge Kubla promised "under oath" not to intervene on Chodiev's behalf.Jean-Franois Kayser stated that there was no evidence of physical intervention with Mr. Vandewalle. The commission of inquiry concluded that Chodiev's naturalization procedures had not been influenced by Serge Kubla. The commission cleared Chodiev of any involvement in the passing of the law. The lawyer for Chodiev accused the commission of being biased. However, through his lawyer, Chodiev said he is willing to drop a

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texts: formal complaint against several commission members on the condition that he receive a letter from a representative of the Belgian authorities admitting that the commission had operated "inappropriately", subjected Chodiev to "slander" Tractebel accused two of its employees of stealing part of the $55 million in consulting fees it paid to <mask> <mask> and his associates. The partners in this case were under investigation in Belgium on suspicion of forgery and money-laundering, but the public prosecutor dropped the proceedings in June 2011.The three paid a lump sum of 522,500 euros. The case against <mask> and his associates was considered settled by the prosecutor's office in August of 2011. Chodiev, Mashkevich and Ibragimov are presumed innocent according to the representative. Chodiev runs various ventures in the minerals sector with Alexander and Alijan. Their enterprise was floated on the London Stock Exchange in 2007. One of the world's leading natural resource companies, which Chodiev is a major shareholder in, made a profit of over $1 billion in 2009. ENRC was based in London and acquired many mining operations in Eastern Europe and Africa.In November of last year, the company was renamed "Eurasian Resources Group" and registered in Luxembourg as a company specializing in natural resources. ERG's credit rating was upgraded by Standard and Poor's from B- to B on June 29, 2018, following a positive outlook for the metals market. A number of Belgians were linked to offshore companies when the Panama Papers scandal broke. Forbes ranked the richest people in the world in 2005. $1 bil. In 2006: nr. $2 bil.2008: nr. $1.9 bil. 2008 was nr. $3.3 bil. In 2009, nr. A little over one billion dollars, 601, $1.2 bil. In 2010: nr.$3.2 bil. Forbes magazine exposes flaws in Belgium's political system while the Trio's ENRC seeks an

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title: Blair Grubb

texts: A distinguished university professor of medicine and pediatrics at the University of Toledo, <mask><mask> is an American physician, surgeon, researcher and scientist. He is well known for his contributions to the study of syncope and disorders of the autonomic nervous system. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on January 21, 1954. The son of an electrician, Dr <mask> began working full-time as an electrician and sign maker at the age of 14 and continued to do so until his mid-twenties. After graduating from South Carroll High School in 1972, he went to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County to get a degree in biologic sciences. He obtained a medical degree from the Dominican Republic in 1980. He was the chief medical resident at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center.He became interested in cardiac electrophysiology after watching some of the first human defibrillator implants. He completed his fellowship in clinical cardiac electrophysiology at the Hershey Medical Center. After joining the faculty of the Medical College of Ohio as an assistant professor of medicine in 1988, he started the institution's cardiac electrophysiology program. He was elevated to a full professor of medicine and pediatrics in 1999. He is known for his research into the management of syncope. He was one of the first researchers to use head upright tilt table testing for the diagnosis of syncope. He is one of the world's leading experts on Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.New wound closure techniques designed to reduce infections and enhance wound appearance have been pioneered by <mask>. He is researching the role of autoimmunity in the pathogenesis of POTS and other autonomic disorders. Over 250 peer-reviewed scientific papers and 34 book chapters have been authored by him. He is an author and co-editor of a textbook. He was the senior editor of the journal for 25 years. He is the director of the Cardiac Electrophysiology Program at

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texts: the University of Toledo Medical Center. He is the director of the autonomic disorders fellowship program.A collection of essays on his experiences as a physician and patient was published as a book. A number of poems have been published by him. He achieved the rank of Eagle in Boy Scouts and was an athletic letter winner in both high school and college. He was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) medical honor society in 1997 after receiving numerous awards throughout his career. The "Legacy of Achievement" Award was presented to <mask> in 2001. He was named aDistinguished University Professor by the University of Toledo in 2009. He received the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award.The University's Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award was one of the awards he received. The "Physician of the Year" Award was given to <mask>. The British Arrhythmia Alliance named him the Medical Professional of the Decade. He was named "One of Ohio's finest citizens" by the Ohio State Senate in 2015. The Dion D. Raftopoulos/Sigma Xi Honor Society Award was given to him. He received the University of Toledo's President's Award for Outstanding Contributions in Scholarship and Creative Activity. He received the "Revolutionary Researcher Award" in 2019.He received the University of Toledo Medical Center's "Shining Star Award" in 2020. One of the highest honors the University can give a faculty member is the <mask><mask> Endowed Chair in Syncope and Arrhythmias. He received UT's President's Award for Creative and Scholarly Activity again in 2021. For 20 years in a row, <mask> has been recognized as one of "America's Top Doctors". He is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, a Fellow of the American Heart Association, and a member of the Heart Rhythm Society. He was married to Barbara Straus for 38 years. He is married to a woman.He has two children and a stepdaughter.

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title: Usman Khawaja

texts: <mask> is an Australian cricketer who plays for Australia andQueensland. <mask> made his first-class cricket debut for New South Wales in 2008 and played his first international match for Australia in 2011. At the age of five, <mask> and his family moved to Australia from Pakistan. He played county cricket in the United Kingdom and also played in the Pakistan Super League. A left-handed top order batsman, <mask> was awarded Player of the Australian Under-19 Championship in 2005 and also played for Australia in the 2006 U-19 Cricket World Cup. He made his debut for the New South Wales Blues. He hit two double centuries in the same year for the Second XI.Cricket Australia announced on June 22, 2010 that <mask> <mask> would be a part of the Australian touring squad to play Pakistan in a two Test series in England. The Big Bash League has been played by <mask> since 2011. He was the second highest run scorer with 343 runs and an average of 172.50. <mask> signed a contract to play for Derbyshire in the English domestic season. He averaged 39.87 with the bat and scored a century against Kent in four County Championship matches. He made five more Test appearances in 2011, scoring one half-century against South Africa. After the home series against New Zealand, he was dropped from Australia's Test team to make room for Marsh.<mask> was an overseas player for the county season. <mask> scored 86 runs on his debut, but it wasn't enough as Lancashire lost by 27 runs. He is a member of the Valley District Cricket Club. <mask> replaced James Hopes as captain of the cricket team. He was signed by the Glamorgan County Cricket Club in April of last year. He was signed by Islamabad United to play in the Pakistan Super League. <mask> opted out of his contract in February of 2022.<mask> was part of the Australian squad for the 2010–11 Ashes series. If Ricky Ponting could not recover from his finger injury in time, <mask> was named

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texts: as a stand-by. He was selected to play in the fifth Test against England in Australia on January 3, 2011. <mask> was presented with an Australian Cricket Test baggy green cap on January 3, 2011. Only seven foreign-born cricketers have played Test cricket for Australia in the last 80 years, and <mask> is the first Muslim and first Pakistani to do so. During the third Test against India in March of last year, Australia suspended <mask> and four other players following a violation of discipline. The captain revealed that the step had been taken as a result of repeated transgressions which led to the retirement of the player.Some former players were surprised by the team management's decision. <mask> made his return in the second Test of the series. He scored 174 with 16 fours and 2 sixes in the first Test against New Zealand in November 2015, his first century in more than two years. He returned in the coveted number 3 position, helping Australia to an emphatic victory. <mask> has scored 4 centuries in 6 matches since returning to Test cricket. He made his Twenty20 International debut for Australia against India. During the 2015–16 season, <mask> was in spectacular form for Australia and his domestic T20 franchise the Sydney Thunder, with many pundits hailing his renaissance as a batsman since being dropped from the Australian team in 2013 and recovering from an injury in 2015.He switched to using Kookaburra equipment. The record for the second highest individual score in a Day-Night Test is still held by <mask>, who scored a century in the first Test at home. <mask> played his first Test match against Pakistan on December 15, 2016 at the Gabba. When asked about the significance of the match, he described a moment of confusion outside the change rooms: "Ironically enough I was waiting downstairs and I needed the change room locker to be opened for us and I was just waiting and the Queensland Cricket lady came

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texts: down." She asked if you needed the locker rooms open. She walked to the Pakistani change room after I said yes. I said thank you, I'm that way.In January of last year, <mask> scored his half-century in a Test match against Pakistan. Some people praised his move, while others accused him of disrespecting his opponents. He was awarded a national contract by Cricket Australia in April. He played in the first test against Pakistan. He was in Australia's squad for the Cricket World Cup. In Australia's final group-stage match against South Africa, <mask> picked up a injury and was ruled out of the rest of the tournament. Matthew Wade was named as a cover.He was named in Australia's squad for the upcoming series in England. He returned scores of 13, 40, 36, 2, 8 and 23, but failed to convince. Steve Smith replaced <mask> after returning from concussion, while Marnus Labuschagne remained in the side. On 16 July 2020, <mask> was named in a 26 man preliminary squad of players to begin training for a possible tour to England. The final squad for the tour did not include him. In January 2022, <mask> made a comeback to International cricket after a long hiatus, and made twin centuries in the match, of 137 and 101*. <mask>'s family moved to New South Wales when he was five years old.He was the first Australian of Pakistani origin to play for Australia. He is a qualified commercial and instrument-rated pilot with a bachelor's degree in aviation from the University of New South Wales. He had a basic pilot licence. He was educated at a high school. On December 14, 2016 he announced his engagement on his Facebook page. He married Rachel on 6 April. Prior to their wedding, <mask> converted to Islam.References External links 1986 births Australia One Day International cricketers Australia Test cricketers Australia Twenty20 International cricketers Australian cricketers Australian Muslims Australian sports people of Pakistani

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title: Anna Eskamani

texts: <mask> is an American politician who is the member of the Florida House of Representatives from the 47th district. She is the first Iranian American in the legislature. <mask> is a Democrat who supports abortion rights, gun control, increasing expenditures on public education, and increasing environmental regulations. She worked for the organization. <mask> was born to parents who came to the United States from Iran. <mask> has two siblings, an older brother and a twin sister. <mask>'s mother died of colon cancer.<mask> graduated from University High School in Florida in 2008 after participating in after school technical theater. She received degrees from the University of Central Florida in 2012 and 2015. She taught at the University of Central Florida and earned two certificates. She is a student at the University of Central Florida. In 2020 she was selected by the University of Central Florida as a member of their distinguished alumni. She first became involved with the organization as a patient. She turned to the organization for information about family planning and reproductive health.In 2012 <mask> was hired to serve as a development coordinator at her local Planned Parenthood affiliate. She became the organization's senior director of public affairs and communications after six years at the organization. On July 3, 2017, <mask> announced her candidacy for the 47th district seat in the Florida House of Representatives. She ran for the open seat after Republican Mike Miller decided to run for Congress. On December 20, 2017, <mask> faced two Republican opponents in a primary and one Democratic opponent who did not live in the district, and would eventually withdraw from the race after Eskamani filed a lawsuit challenging his legitimacy as a candidate. <mask> received endorsements over the course of her campaign. President Barack Obama, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Equality Florida, and the Florida Professional Firefighters State Association were included.<mask> focused her campaign on enhancing public education, protecting the environment, and ensuring health care access, as she identifies as a progressive Democrat. <mask> gained national media attention for her advocacy on women's

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title: Anna Eskamani

texts: issues and gun control legislation. In Florida's 47th district, <mask> spoke about gun violence. She was featured on the cover of Time magazine, The Atlantic, the New York Times, the Independent, MTV News, Teen Vogue, and in a Vice News documentary series. One of the most contentious races in the area is <mask>'s. Her Republican opponent sent out at least twenty-five pieces of mail with three television ads that were negative towards Eskamani. Each attack was addressed by Eskamani.<mask> raised more than $500,000 for her campaign despite being a first time candidate. <mask> won the general election with 57 percent of the vote over 43 percent for the Republican candidate. The first Iranian-American to serve in the Florida Legislature was <mask>. <mask> was appointed to serve on four legislative committees in the Florida House of Representatives. <mask> made a public decision not to attend a reception hosted by Associated Industries of Florida during the first week of legislative committee meetings. <mask> was quoted as saying, "I didn't come here for partying". <mask> was featured on the front lines of the abortion debate during the legislative session.Legislation that would define sanctuary city policies in Florida law was a failed attempt to run out the clock. When a woman was arrested for breaking into her husband's apartment and taking his guns, <mask> said it was ridiculous. She sent a letter stating that if someone tries to escape abuse, they will be punished. The State Attorney's Office dropped all charges for both parties who were involved in a highly emotional divorce action in order for them to resolve their issues in a family law court. Legislation to eliminate statutory limitations for a minor who experienced sexual assault became law in 2020. Eskamani supports public education, school safety, and environmental protection. <mask> co-sponsored more than sixty bills.The Lifeboat Project is a Central Florida nonprofit focused on human trafficking prevention. She was able to increase arts and cultural funding statewide by 800%. <mask> was removed from the PreK-12 Quality Subcommittee because she was too vocal about her support of public education. During the upcoming 2020 legislative

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title: Anna Eskamani

texts: session, <mask> and Senator Rodrguez were successful in preventing investor owned utilities in Florida from having lower energy efficiency goals. The Florida Public Service Commission heard from <mask>, who spoke in favor of higher energy efficiency goals and more emphasis on renewable energy sources. The current use of the Ratepayer Impact Measurement (RIM) Test needs to be replaced by new cost-benefit measurements. The Florida Public Service Commission plays an important role in the lives of everyday Floridians.During the 2020 legislative session, <mask> played a leading role in seeking an investigation of the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence, a state organization whose CEO received more than $7.5 million in compensation over a three-year period, including millions of dollars in paid time off. The State of Florida ended its contract with the organization after the investigation. The legislation to end the school-to-prison pipeline was filed by <mask>. Kaia Rolle was arrested by police when she was six years old. There would be a limitation on the arrest of minor. The bill was not passed in the final hours of the legislative session because of several amendments between the House and Senate chambers. The 2020 legislative session focused on education.The legislation filed by <mask> prohibits public dollars from going to any school that discriminates against students or parents for being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or queer. She was in favor of public school teachers getting a pay raise but wanted more money. Eskamani focused on corporate taxation. Special interest tax breaks were removed from the main tax package during the 2020 legislative session. Amendments were filed for Florida to implement combined reporting in an effort to close corporate tax loopholes. In addition, Eskamani worked with the Minority Caucus members to file several amendments to repeal a corporate tax refund of $543 million, stating that those dollars could be spent on essential state services instead of being sent back to major corporations. There was no amendment that passed.In 2020, <mask> won her re-election bid with a larger vote margin than she did in the previous year, receiving 59 percent of the vote. Her

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title: Anna Eskamani

texts: campaign consisted of virtual events and her services for the unemployed. One event with actor Mark Hamil was hosted by the team on the campaign end. <mask> stopped her campaign field activities from March to June to focus on relaying public health information. In the year of 2020 and 2021, <mask>'s legislative office received thousands of unemployment claims. She helped many people navigate the unemployment website established by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity. Her work helping unemployed Floridians earned her the endorsement of the newspaper's board and readers, as well as the nomination from the newspaper's board for her work.<mask> filed legislation after her reelection to the Florida State House. Increasing the minimum and maximum weekly benefit by more than $100 is one of the proposed changes to the Unemployment Omnibus bill filed by <mask>. One aspect of the bill, increasing weekly benefit amounts by $100, was unanimously passed by the Florida Senate. Eskamani matched the senate's proposed increase in an amendment that would improve the state's CONNECT website, but that amendment failed along party lines. She refiled legislation that would establish renewable energy goals, and a bill that would prohibit public dollars from going to schools that discriminated against LGBT+ students or parents, neither bill received a hearing. She received her first bill this session that would establish the cy pres doctrine for civil cases, which would hopefully increase funding for civil legal aide organizations. The Civil Justice and Property Rights Committee supported the bill.After it failed to get a hearing before the end of the session, it died in the Judiciary Committee. In the house, Eskamani passed appropriations for local organizations. However, two appropriations that would benefit mental health counseling for survivors of the Pulse Nightclub massacre, and money to help fund the Zebra Coalition that provides support for homeless LGBT+ youth, both of which Eskamani sponsored, had been vetoed by the governor. The governor vetoed appropriations for The Lifeboat Project, which helps human trafficking victims, and an appropriation for ADA improvements for Winter Park, a park inside her

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title: Llorenç Brunet

texts: <mask>, also known in Spanish as <mask>, was a Spanish illustrator, caricaturist and watercolorist. He used the name L. Bru-Net. The son of the primary teacher <mask>s and Joana Forroll i Codina was born in Badalona on September 14, 1872. Lloren had contact with Antoni Caba, a renowned painter and former director from Barcelona Arts and Crafts School who was also a friend of his father, and he promised to protect and help Lloren study art. He began his studies at the Arts and Crafts School. His teachers were the artists Caba and Eusebi Planas. <mask> was a big fan of Claudi Castelucho.Eusebi Planas, Brunet's teacher, recommended him going to Paris to learn from the lithographer Mercier. He had to abandon his studies temporarily because of the precarious situation of his parents, who he sent money to occasionally. After returning to studies, he stayed in Oran and Algiers and worked as an illustrator for French and Spanish publishing houses. He stood out because he was interested in applied art of printing books and graphical work. The large oil painting named Entrega de las llaves de Orn al cardenal Cisneros was given to the Badalona City Council after he won an award for composition and historical theme. He was sent to military service after which he practiced his artistic technique in Madrid. The drawings were called La marcha del quinto and Mi capitn.He married Consolaci Salada and had two daughters, Julieta and Maria Teresa. He was

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title: Llorenç Brunet

texts: given a scholarship to study in Germany in 1910 by the Junta de Pensiones para Ampliar Estudios. He was fond of bookplates when he lived in Leipzig before the start of World War I. <mask>'s friends and family considered him a Germanophile after he sympathized with the Germans. He taught drawing and colour in the section of artistic craft at the local School of Work. The new authorities removed him in 1931 because he was upset by the arrival of the Second Spanish Republic. The only interest Brunet had was art.It is possible that his cessation was due to his appointment during the monarchical period. He asked his friend Apelles Mestres to help him fight what he thought was an injustice. He was appointed professor at the Secondary School in Sant Feliu de Guxols a few years later, but resigned after only a few months. He was worried about the Spanish Civil War. His house was registered many times. He continued to go to social circles despite this. After his daughter Maria Teresa got sick, <mask> became ill and had to be admitted to the hospital.His daughter died on September 28, 1938, and <mask> died on October 12, 1939. Work <mask> was a prolific artist, working on bookplates, drawings, caricatures and posters, as well as watercolors, with which he participated several times in exhibitions in Barcelona in years 1911, 1918, 1919 and 1921. His work was exhibited in Spain and internationally. He should be a member of the Spanish committee of

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texts: the Rivoli International Exhibition. His works were asked to illustrate his works. La Campana Catalana, El Diluvio Ilustrado, Palla Nova, Cu-Cut!, and ABC were some of the newspapers that collaborated with <mask>. He signed his works as L. Bru-Net.He published two collections of pen drawings, Caps de casa and Testes de la terra-Catalunya. The Carthusian monastery of Montalegre is one of the monuments that <mask> made drawings of, as he was fond of drawing landscapes. The magazine La Ilustracin Ibérica published some of his drawings in 1889. The book about the monastery of Montalegre was illustrated by it. Nez de Prado is an art critic. He has the humor of the English and the intent of the Germans. His great admirers and protectors begged him to send and acquire his excellent original drawings, despite the fact that his father suffered and the governments of those times did not protect him.His work was forgotten after his death. The Museum of Badalona dedicated an exhibition to him at the end of last year. They were gathered in a house in Colnia Bosc de la Coreria, a summer residential area. He wanted to turn the house into a museum. The land on which he built the house was given to him by the people who wanted to convert it into a meeting point for hikers. In 1914, <mask> asked collaboration to Badalona City Council to turn the house into a museum. The mayor wrote him thanking him for his work.There are people from Badalona who have died

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title: Heinrich Maier

texts: The last victim of Hitler's assassination in Vienna was an Austrian Roman Catholic priest, pedagogue, philosopher and member of the Austrian resistance. One of the most important groups for the Allies during World War II was led by him. He was born at Groweikersdorf on February 16, 1908. His father worked for the Imperial Royal Austrian State Railways. His mother was the daughter of a policeman from the Italian-speaking part of Austria-Hungary. His sister was born in 1910. His aunt and grandmother educated his sister.Gabriele <mask> gave him financial support. His early education was at a school. The Gymnasium in Sankt Plten was where he was sent between 1918 and 1923. From 1923 to 1926, Maier went to the Gymnasium in Leoben. He graduated from the University of Vienna with a theological degree. He was studying at Collegium Germanicum et Hungaricum and the University of Vienna. The topic of his thesis was the struggle for the correct concept of church in the late Middle Ages.Marsilius of Padua's Defensor Pacis and Torquemada's Summa de Ecclesia were used. He dealt with the topic of the relationship between state and church in his thesis. He became a member of the K..St.V. when he was a student. Nibelungia im CV. His student name was Wolf. Otto von Habsburg, the last crown prince of Austria-Hungary, was the patron of the CV student association. A part of Whring in Vienna was where Maier worked as a


title: Heinrich Maier

texts: included in the marriage of Helene Sokal and her husband. Klepell and the communist Pawlin had connections with the socialist circles. He was very open to social issues since he grew up in poor circumstances. In the summer of 1942, the resistance group was able to send a "memorandum" drawn up by <mask>, Sokal and Legradi to the Allies, in which a current social analysis, military and economic information and the goals of the resistance group were included. The reception was not confirmed by the Soviets.Hofer and Caldonazzi distributed drugs to Wehrmacht soldiers who were subjected to a military investigation or who did not want to be drafted into the Wehrmacht. Hofer tried to keep himself out of the army by injecting substances. He had to bribe people around him so that they wouldn't betray him to the Gestapo. Hitler was described as the "traitor of the German people" or the "greatest curse-laden criminal of all time" in a leaflet. Only a maniac or criminal like Hitler can speak of victory. The end is near. Why sacrifice so many people?"Hitler, the prisoner of his dreams of fame!" Because of his ambition, the criminal plunges an entire group of people into the depths. One of the reasons why the group's Gestapo found out was the transfer of money from the Americans to Vienna. After being betrayed, some members of the group were arrested in February 1944. The Gestapo arrested him in Vienna-Gersthof in


title: Heinrich Maier

texts: and his body looked like a lump of meat, but he didn't say anything. Maier is known as Miles Christi. Caldonazzi was beheaded at the Vienna Regional Court in January 1945 and Messner was gassed in April 1945. On 18 March 1945, Maier was brought back to Vienna with Leopold Figl, Felix Hurdes and Lois Weinberger.He was responsible for defusing unexploded bombs in various districts of Vienna. According to Alfred Missong, Maier was very calm as he approached death. His last words were "Long live Christ, the king!", as he was beheaded in the Vienna Regional Court on March 22, 1945. Long live Austria! Christus, der Knig! Es lebe sterreich! Legacy Knowledge of Maier's resistance to the Nazi terror regime was largely suppressed in Austria after the Second World War, partly because he acted against the express instructions of his church superiors, and partly because of his political plans for a Habsburg constitutional monarchy in Central Europe.The anti-Habsburg course was a part of the Austrian State Treaty of 1955. There is a street in Vienna named DDr. The installation of a glass window in the Votive Church with a scene from the Mauthausen concentration camp was done in 1970 by Dr. <mask>. Books Siegfried Beer: Arcel/Cassia/Redbird. In 1943–1944, the Widerstandsgruppe Maier-Messner was in Bern, Istanbul and Algier. In: DW. Jahrbuch 1993.pp 75–100 was published in 1993. Herbert Exenberger is an


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texts: Antifaschistischer Stadtfhrer. The SP was in Austria in 1986. Fr Christus und sterreich is the name of the man. Perfectae Caritatis was published in 2001. Benedicta Maria Kempner was a priest. Rtten & Loening were born in 1966.Nochmals <mask> <mask> is a person by the name of Franz Loidl. In: Arbeitskreis fr kirchliche Zeit- und Wiener Dizesangeschichte. Reihe 3, Nr. pp 27 was published in 1987 Rodt, Hecht, and Degasperi are all related to the same person. Dokumente und Bilder aus dem Leben des Priesters. Tyrolia, Innsbruck / Wien was published in 1995.Ralf Siebenbrger is the author of Ein Seelsorger im Widerstand. In: Freiheitskmpfer. 63. Jahrgang, Nr. pp 8–10 was published in Mai. Herbert Steiner said that sterreicher was Hitler. Eine dokumentation.Kln, Stuttgart, and Zrich were part of the Europa Verlag. Erika Weinzierl is a priest. In: M. Liebmann, H. Paarhammer, and A. Rinnerthaler. Staat und Kirche can be found in the Ostmark. pp 473–500 was published by Peter Lang Verlag. Austrian anti-fascists and Austrian Roman Catholic priests were executed by Nazi

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title: Dan Aykroyd

texts: <mask> is a Canadian actor, comedian, producer, musician and writer. He was a member of the "Not Ready for Prime Time Players" on Saturday Night Live. He performed with John Belushi in a musical sketch on SNL, the Blues Brothers, which they turned into an actual performing band and then featured in the 1980 film The Blues Brothers. The premise for Ghostbusters was conceived by Aykroyd and he starred as Dr. Raymond Stantz. Aykroyd appeared in a series of sketches about the Coneheads, a family of aliens stranded on Earth, which eventually spawned a feature film. Aykroyd has occasionally returned to the show as a guest. In 1990, Aykroyd was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in Driving Miss Daisy.He wrote, directed and starred in the film Nothing but Trouble. He played Reverend Mike Weber in his own sitcom. Aykroyd is also a businessman, having co-founded the House of Blues chain of music venues. <mask> was born on Canada Day in 1952. His father was a civil engineer and worked as a policy adviser to Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. His mother was a secretary. His mother was of French Canadian descent and his father English, Scottish, Irish, French, and Dutch.Peter was also an actor. He was a student at St. Patrick's and St. Pius X high schools, but dropped out before completing his degree. He ran an after-hours club in Toronto for a number of years. Aykroyd has brown and green eyes and has webbed middle toes on his feet. Aykroyd was a regular at Le Hibou, a club that featured many blues artists. Aykroyd's first professional experience, which he gained at the age of 17, was as a member of the cast of the short-lived Canadian sketch comedy series The Hart and Lorne Michaels, among others. He was a member of the Second City comedy troupe in Toronto and Chicago.<mask> was a cast member on Saturday Night Live. He was

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title: Dan Aykroyd

texts: a performance by The Tragically Hip on the show in 1995. Aykroyd was a fan of the band and wanted them to be a musical guest. He brought back the Blues Brothers musical act with frequent host John Goodman in place of Belushi.He hosted SNL in May 2003 and was the second member of the original cast. He performed a musical number with James Belushi that was similar to the Blues Brothers, but neither <mask> nor Belushi wore the famous black suit and sunglasses. During "Weekend Update" on March 24, 2007, Aykroyd appeared as a crying fan of a contestant from American idol. He was the U.S. House Minority leader on February 14, 2009. Aykroyd, along with many other SNL alumni, made a surprise guest appearance on the show in March. John Belushi was friends with the Blues Brothers Aykroyd. The Blues Brothers act was sparked by their first meeting, according to Aykroyd.When they met in a club that Aykroyd frequented, he played a blues record in the background, which stimulated a fascination with blues in Belushi, who was primarily a fan of heavy rock bands at the time. The creation of their Blues Brothers characters was the result of a little encouragement from then-SNL music director Paul Shaffer. Backed by such experienced professional R&B sidemen as lead guitarist Steve Cropper, sax man Lou Marini, trumpeter Alan Rubin, and bass guitarist Donald "Duck" Dunn, the Blues Brothers proved more than an SNL novelty. Taking off with the public as a legitimate musical act, they performed live and in 1978 released the hit album Briefcase Full of Blues (drawn from the fact that Aykroyd, as "Elwood Blues", carried his blues harmonicas in a briefcase that he kept handcuffed to his wrist Briefcase Full of Blues is one of the best-selling blues albums of all time. In the 1980 film The Blues Brothers, Aykroyd co-wrote, the band was further


title: Dan Aykroyd

texts: and was joked about by Aykroyd. Ghostbusters was a huge success for Aykroyd, who also appeared as one of the lead actors, and the film earned nearly on a budget. The Blues Brothers was co-written and co-produced by Aykroyd and directed by Landis.Belushi was supposed to be the other lead in the film, but was instead given to Chevy Chase. The film was supposed to be an homage to the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby Road movies of the 1940s to 1960s. Bob Hope appeared in the film. In 1987, <mask> co-stars with Tom Hanks in Dragnet. The film was both an homage and a satire of the previous Dragnet series. Joe Friday is a police officer with a law-and-order attitude. The five films Aykroyd appeared in were critical and commercial failures.Ghostbusters II was released in 1989 and Ghostbusters co- creators, including <mask>, were reluctant to make a sequel. The film earned another big hit, despite being inferior to the original. Driving Miss Daisy was nominated for an Academy Award. Joan Cusack was the first SNL cast member to be nominated for an Oscar. Nothing but Trouble was <mask>'s directorial debut and starred John Candy and Chevy Chase. The film was a flop. Coneheads, which was based on a SNL skit, was one of Aykroyd's worst films in the 1990s.Tommy Boy, which starred SNL alumni David Spade and Chris Farley, and Grosse Pointe Blank, in which Aykroyd had a well-received role as a rival hit man, were two exceptions. In 1994, Aykroyd appeared in an episode of The Nanny as a refrigerator repairman. He played an Episcopal priest in the ABC sitcom Soul Man. In 1998, Aykroyd played the role of Chip in Antz. He was in a Woody Allen film in 2001. Most of his film roles since then have been small character parts, such as a signals analyst in Pearl Harbor and a neurologist in 50 First Dates. Ghostbusters: The Video Game was written and directed by

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title: Dan Aykroyd

texts: Aykroyd and Ramis.He played the voice of Yogi Bear in a live-action/CGI-animated film. The Family Guy episode "Spies Like Us" featured Aykroyd and Chase. Aykroyd was in two episodes of The Defenders as Judge Max Hunter. He was a guest judge on Top Chef Canada. Aykroyd played the role of Scarecrow in the movie. In 2015, he appeared in a State Farm insurance commercial as the Coneheads, talking to Jake, a State Farm agent. Ghostbusters, a long-discussed remake of the Ghostbusters franchise, was produced by Aykroyd.Many of the original Ghostbusters cast, including <mask>, appeared in the film. In early 2021, he provided the voice of the Postage Stamp Fellow in an episode of The Simpsons. He reprised his role as Dr. Ray Stantz in Ghostbusters: Afterlife. The surviving three actors of the original Ghostbusters team would like to reprise their roles for as many sequels as possible while they are alive, according to Aykroyd. Aykroyd was a member of the chorus on the 1985 recording of "We Are the World". He wrote the liner notes for another blues musician. He hosted the internationally syndicated radio show "Elwood's Blues Mobile", formerly known as the House of Blues Radio Hour, under his Blues Brothers moniker.The House of Blues was founded in 1992 by <mask> and Tigrett to promote African-American cultural contributions of blues music and folk art. Hollywood celebrities helped to finance it at its beginning. It began as a single location in Cambridge, Massachusetts, but other locations quickly followed, starting with a venue in New Orleans in 1994. In 2004, House of Blues became the second largest live music promoter in the world, with seven venues and 22 amphitheatres in the United States and Canada. It was bought by Live Nation. The Aykroyd's Ghetto House Cafe was opened on New Year's Eve in 1994. In 2007, <mask> and John


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texts: than spiritualism, Aykroyd is interested in other aspects of the supernatural. He is an official Hollywood consultant for theMUFON. He hosted a show from 1996 to 2000 that claimed to describe cases from the archives of "The Office of Scientific Investigation and Research".<mask>d produced a DVD in 2005. Aykroyd is interviewed by David Sereda about many aspects of the phenomenon. A History of Ghosts was published by <mask> Jr., <mask>'s father. The book chronicled the family's involvement in the Spiritualist movement. Aykroyd wrote the introduction and accompanied his father on a number of promotional activities, including launches in New York and Toronto, appearances on Larry King Live and Coast to Coast AM, and various other public-relations initiatives. The audio version of the book was also read by Aykroyd. The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry gave Aykroyd the Snuffed Candle Award in 1997 for being a long-time promoter of supernatural claims.Following the awards, Joe Nickell wrote to Aykroyd asking for the research behind the "cases" presented on Psi Factor, particularly a claim that NASA scientists were "killed while investigating a meteor crash and giant eggs were found and incubated, yielding a flea the size of a hog". In 1977 Aykroyd received an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing in a Comedy-Variety or Music Series for his work on Saturday Night Live. He received a Doctor of Literature degree in 1994. Aykroyd was made a Member of the Order of Canada in 1999. He was a member of Canada's Walk of Fame. He was made a member of the Order of Ontario in recognition of being "one of the world's most popular entertainers, well-known for his time on Saturday Night Live and the 1984 classic movie Ghostbusters." Saturday Night: A Backstage History of Saturday Night Live was written by Hill, Doug, and Weingrad.Vintage books were

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title: Patrick N. L. Bellinger

texts: <mask> was a decorated officer in the United States Navy with the rank of Vice admiral. The United States military's second-highest decoration, Navy Cross, was awarded to him after he participated in the Trans-Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to Azores in May 1919. <mask> was in charge of sending the message "air raid, Pearl Harbor" when he was in charge of Patrol Wing Two. The first notice to the outside world of the attack was "This is no drill". He distinguished himself during the U-boat campaign with the Atlantic Fleet. <mask> was born on October 8, 1885 in Cheraw, South Carolina as the son of <mask> and <mask>. He was raised by his aunt after his mother and sister died.<mask> <mask> was the 3rd Bishop of Charleston. He attended the college in South Carolina after graduating from high school. <mask> received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland in July 1903, after completing one year of electrical engineering at Clemson. He was in the same class as future admirals. He graduated from Midshipman with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1907 and was assigned to the battleship Vermont. <mask> took part in a cruise around the world with the Great White Fleet. During the stop in San Francisco in May 1908, he was transferred to the battleship USS Wisconsin and went on to visit a number of other places.After serving two years at sea, <mask> was commissioned as a naval officer on June 7, 1909. He was ordered to Philadelphia Navy Yard in October of 1910, where he assisted in fitting out the new battleship South Carolina. He participated in the shakedown cruise to the Caribbean Sea and Sea trials. <mask> convinced Craven to assign him command of one of the four 12-inch turrets for the trials and his guns made hits 88.5% of the time on a towed target and in a record time. South Carolina won the Fleet Gunnery trophy because of <mask>'s skills, and he was promoted to Head of Fleet Gunnery Training in the Office of Chief of Naval Operations. Bellinger went on a cruise to Europe with stops at Cherbourg, France and the Isle of

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title: Patrick N. L. Bellinger

texts: Portland before returning to the United States for maintenance. After returning with the Atlantic Fleet to Europe, Bellinger was enamored by a plane flying over the harbor.Bellinger asked his old superior officer, Thomas Craven, who was now in Washington, D.C., to be assigned for aviation training after returning from New York City. Lieutenant Theodore G. Ellyson was the head of aviation training at the Naval Academy. <mask> requested submarine duty in April 1912 to learn about gasoline engines that were similar to aircraft engines. After reporting to the Atlantic Submarine Flotilla, he completed his instruction aboard the submarine tender USS Severn. <mask> was promoted to Lieutenant on June 7, 1912. He sailed to Greenbury Point Aviation Experimental Camp across the Severn River from the Naval Academy after assuming command of the submarine. <mask> and Ellyson took part in a test to see if a submarine could be found in the air.<mask> was convinced by the results of the test. Future admiral John H. Towers took Bellinger for observation flights. Ellyson arranged to send new orders for aviation training for <mask> after he urged him due to an error in the administration. He was ordered back to Greenbury Point, where he began his aviation training. The pilot training school was sent to Cuba in January 1913 because of the bad weather in Annapolis. <mask> became a naval aviator on March 5, 1913. He made the American Seaplane record of 6,200 feet, an altitude record that lasted for two years, after demonstrating his aviation ability during war games.<mask> and Lieutenant Richardson were ordered to test a new flying boat in Marblehead, Massachusetts. The first Naval aviation training station was established in Florida by <mask>, John H. Towers and Henry C. Mustin on January 10, 1914. Nine officers, 23 enlisted men, and seven aircraft were in the first aviation unit. <mask> assumed command of the Aviation Section aboard the battleship in April 1914. During the occupation of the port of Veracruz, Mexico, he flew patrol missions. <mask> was under fire from

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title: Patrick N. L. Bellinger

texts: ground troops. His plane was hit by rifle bullets.<mask> was recommended for the Medal of Honor, but it was not granted because the U.S. plane was under enemy fire. <mask> was transferred to the armored cruiser USS North Carolina, which was an aviation training ship, in July 1914. <mask> served on the North Carolina, which was the first ship to launch an aircraft using a catapult. He participated in several feats in January 1915, including American Altitude Record for Seaplane of 10,000 feet or launch from the upgraded catapult at Pensacola. From May 1916 to April 1917, he served aboard North Carolina and participated in the duty in connection with aeronautics. <mask> conducted the first night flight in which the lights were used on the beach. This was the first phase of night flying instruction in the Navy.On August 29, 1916, he was promoted to Lieutenant. After the United States entered World War I, <mask> was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant commander and ordered to be the first Commanding officer of the newly established naval air station in Virginia. He was responsible for the expansion of the station, as well as the instruction of many regular and reserve navy pilots, including future Secretary of the Navy, James Forrestal, who was a member of the Princeton University Naval Reserve Flying Corps at the time. More pilots were trained at Naval Air Station Pensacola during <mask>'s tenure than at any other station. About 400 minutes of flying instruction was given to student pilots. They soloed for five hours in the Navy Flying Boats and then moved to the larger N-9 seaplanes. The training time was very short compared to what naval pilots receive today.At least three enemy aircraft were shot down by many in Europe. In May 1919, <mask> was attached to the Seaplane Division One and assigned to the command of the NC-1 seaplane. <mask>'s Naval Academy classmate, Lieutenant commander Albert C. Read, commanded seaplane NC-4. The Seaplane Division One was tasked with crossing from Newfoundland to Azores. After repairs and refitting, the NC's took off

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title: Patrick N. L. Bellinger

texts: for the Azores on May 16. The crews of NC-1 (Bellinger) and NC-3 (Towers) were forced to abandon the mission due to bad weather and high seas. The only plane to reach the original target was the NC-4, which arrived at the town of Horta on Faial Island in the Azores on May 17, 1919.Greek freighter Ionia rescued <mask>, Towers, and their crews. Although <mask> and his crew did not complete the flight, they were cited for their vigorous effort and outstanding example of heroic persistence in face of nature's worst odds. The United States Navy's third-highest decoration was the Navy Cross. The Portuguese government made <mask> a commander of the Order of the Tower and Sword on June 3, 1919. Fight for the Naval Aviation Bellinger was ordered to the Officer of Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C. in June 1919 and was attached mostly to the aviation duty. During October and November 1920, he served as the Naval observer of the Army's bombing of the obsolete battleship USS Indiana in Tangier Sound in the Chesapeake Bay and later as the Naval Observer during the bombing of the former German battleship Ostfriesland. <mask> disagreed with General Mitchell's opinion that the success of his land-based planes made naval aviation unnecessary, but he remained a strong advocate of naval aviation for the rest of his career.Prior to any naval battle, aircraft should be with the fleet to control the air above it. <mask> remained at the Bureau of Aeronautics until October 1921, when he joined the Pacific Fleet. He was assigned to the Aircraft Squadrons, Scouting Fleet and remained there until June 1923, when he was transferred to the aircraft tender USS Wright. <mask> was detached from the vessel in September 1924 in order to enter instruction at Naval War College. He was promoted to Commander on November 16, 1924. He was an aviation expert on the Morrow Board, named after its chairman, after serving for a brief period on the staff of the college. The future of military aviation was determined by the Board of inquiry.<mask> recommended that naval aviation be a

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title: Patrick N. L. Bellinger

texts: combatant force within the fleet. He recommended that naval aviation be recognized as a permanent career for officers and enlisted men, that there be a flight line to determine succession to command, and that commanders of aviation activities including aircraft carriers and tenders only be officers permanently assigned to naval aviation. The board's final report included most of them. Congress made them part of the bills that authorized the restructuring of the military air forces. A five-year, 1,000-plane program was approved for the Naval Air Corps. <mask> took command of Naval Air Station Norfolk in 1918 and established the experimental test and repair facilities. <mask> was appointed Fleet Aviation Officer on the staff of the Commander-in-Chief, Battle Fleet.<mask> was taken with Hughes to command the United States Fleet. <mask> was attached to the ship movement section of Hughes's office after he became Chief of Naval Operations. <mask> was able to influence future naval aviation policy thanks to the assignments under Hughes. He left the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in July of 1928 to become an assistant naval attache at the American Embassy in Rome. The Government of Italy decorated <mask> with the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus. <mask> returned to the United States and assumed command of the aircraft tender in June 1931. The first aircraft carrier of the United States Navy was commanded by him.<mask> was praised by his crew and future admiral John T. Hayward when they made difficult landings on the flight deck. In those days, when we came to the fleet, we had never seen a carrier, let alone landed on one. Ernest J. was the future Chief of Naval Operations. The Navy's General Board oversaw all military spending. Bellinger recommended the types of aircraft the Navy should acquire and their rate of production, as well as the scope of new construction at shore stations. Bellinger was promoted to Captain on June 30, 1935. After the outbreak of war in Europe, <mask> was appointed Commanding officer of aircraft carrier USS Ranger,

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title: Patrick N. L. Bellinger

texts: serving with the Atlantic Fleet until June 1937, when he was transferred to duty as Chief of Staff and Aide to Commander, aircraft, Battle Force, and Carrier Division One, United States Fleet<mask> was appointed commanding officer of the Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Virginia, in July of 1938. He was in charge of the civilians who worked on aircraft. He commanded and trained 44 officers and 450 enlisted men. The planes were used to search for German submarines from the Eastern Shore of Virginia to the Carolinas. <mask> recommended the location of the future Naval Air Station Oceana after the outbreak of War in Europe. The aircraft under his command were used for the Neutrality Patrols within a line stretching east from Boston to 65 degrees west and thence south to the 19th parallel and seaward around the Leeward and Windward Islands. On December 1, 1940, <mask> was promoted to Rear admiral and assumed command of Patrol Wing Two in Honolulu, Hawaii.The vulnerability of Hawaii to a dawn air raid from carriers was pointed out in a report submitted by him and Major General Frederick L. Martin. He was responsible for sending the message "air raid, Pearl Harbor" at the time of the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. The first notice to the outside world of the attack was "This is no drill". The majority of his seaplanes were destroyed in the attack because they were parked close together in the middle of the runways. <mask> was appointed Commander, Patrol Aircraft, Pacific Fleet in May 1942. He was sent to Washington, D.C. in July 1942 to deliver his reorganization plan for Naval aviation in the Pacific. The Chief of Naval Operations is King.<mask> had a mild heart condition that was discovered while he was at the hospital. His combat career ended and he was ordered to do less work. <mask> was arranged by the Atlantic Fleet King to be the United States Fleet's deputy chief of staff. Bellinger had the chance to fight for better organization of Naval aviation again. King was asked by <mask> who he would recommend for the position of deputy chief of naval

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texts: operations for air. He suggested Rear admiral Alva D. Bernhard, who was Commander, Naval Air Forces Atlantic at the time. <mask> took over from Bernhard in March 1943.More than 5.7 million tons of merchant shipping were sunk by German U-boats, which threatened allied supply convoys, as the major problem of the Atlantic Fleet. The Anti-Submarine Warfare Detachment was established by Bellinger to teach pilots the latest anti-submarine warfare tactics, to test new devices, and to equip planes with a microwave search radar. The Combat Information Centers and Fighter Director Officer Teams were created by him. On October 5, 1943, <mask> was promoted to the rank of Vice admiral. In February 1946, he reported for duty on the General Board of the Navy, the advisory board for strategy and planning. The Roberts Commissions were convened to investigate the facts surrounding the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. On July 7, 1947, <mask> was relieved of all active duties and retired on October 1, forty years later.<mask> was decorated for his service with the Navy. He was given the Order of the British Empire by King George VI and the Legion of Honour and Croix de guerre by General Charles de Gaulle. <mask> worked for ten years as the President of Craig-Botetourt Electric Corporation after retiring from the Navy. He was active in the local retired officer groups until his death. The road from East Field Boulevard to Bellinger Boulevard was renamed in 1955. <mask> was a member of the Early Birds of Aviation. On May 30, 1962, Vice admiral <mask>. L<mask> died from a series of heart attacks.He was buried with military honors. <mask> had two wives, the first of which died of pneumonia in 1920 and the second of which had four children. He was one of the first twelve pioneer naval aviators to be admitted to the Naval Aviation Hall of Honor. The ribbon bar of Vice admiral <mask> has awards and decorations. The person is <mask>.L<mask> and the U.S. Naval aviation.The University Press of America was in Maryland. The people from Cheraw, South Carolina are alumni of the

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title: Frank Tashlin

texts: <mask> (born Francis Fredrick von Taschlein, February 19, 1913 - May 5, 1972) was an American animator, cartoonist, children's writer, illustrator, screenwriter, and film director. He was best known for his work on the Merrie Melodies series of animated shorts for Warner Bros., as well as his work as a director of live-action comedy films. After dropping out of high school at the age of 13 in Weehawken, New Jersey, <mask> moved from job to job. He worked briefly for Amadee J. after working for John Foster on the Aesop's Fables cartoon series. As a teenager, Van Beuren was a drifter in his animation career. He was an Animator at Warner Bros. in 1933, where he was known as a fast Animator. He started his own comic strip in 1934 called Van Boring, inspired by his former boss Van Beuren, who ran it for three years.He used the same name for his cartoon credits as he did for his comic strip, despite the fact that it was considered extremely professional to do so. When he refused to give a cut of his comic strip revenues, he was fired from the studio. He joined the studio in 1934. He was a writer in Hal Roach's studio. He was an animation director at Warners in 1936 and brought a new understanding of camerawork to

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title: Frank Tashlin

texts: the directors. He used a variety of camera angles and pan shots. He directed 16 or 17 shorts.He made $150 a week. He had an argument with the studio manager and resigned. He made 50 dollars a week in the story department at Disney. He was the production manager at Screen Gems in 1941. He hired many former Disney staffers who had left as a result of the Disney animators' strike. One of the better products of the studio was The Fox and the Crow. The executives of Columbia fired him.The Warner directors of "Termite Terrace" were rejoined by <mask> in 1942. Porky Pig's Feat was one of his directorial efforts. He worked on educational films during World War II and stayed with the studio. After he left Warner Bros., he directed some puppet films. Robert took over the unit after he left the studio. The Unruly Hare and Hare Remover were his only Bugs Bunny shorts. At Warner Bros., Martha Sigall described him as "Here today, gone tomorrow."You don't see him now. The man who was working at Leon Schlesinger's one day, and then gone the next day was <mask>. The film director and writer moved on from animation in 1946 to become a gag writer for the Marx Brothers, as well as a screenwriter for stars such as Bob Hope and

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title: Frank Tashlin

texts: Rock Hunter is a broad, colorful satire of Madison Avenue advertising. The film was placed on the National Film Registry in 2000. The Way of Peace was added to the registry. In the 1960s, <mask>'s films lost some of their spark, and his career ended along with those of most of the stars he had worked with. The Private Navy of Sgt. was his last film. Bob Hope was in O' Farrell.The Bear That Wasn't, The Possum That Didn't, and The World That Isn were written and illustrated by the author. The Bear That Wasn't was adapted as an animated cartoon by a former Warner Bros. colleague, Chuck Jones, in 1967. Spike Jones recorded How the Circus Learned to Smile, a children's story written by <mask> in 1949. How to create cartoons was an instructional booklet written and self-published by Tashlin in 1952. Three days after he was stricken with a heart attack at his Beverly Hills home, <mask> died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Forest Lawn Memorial Park is where he is buried. There were only cartoon shorts at studios other than Warner Bros. from 1933 to 1946.The first animated short with Warner Bros was "Porky's Poultry Plant". "Little Beau Porky", "Porky in the North Woods", "Porky's Road Race", "Porky's

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title: Paul Dennis Reid

texts: "The Fast Food Killer" was an American serial killer who was sentenced to death for seven murders during three fast-food restaurant robberies in Metropolitan Nashville, Tennessee. At the time of the murders, the man who lived with Brian Fozzard had a room at a boarding house, and he was on parole from a 1983 conviction for an armed robbery of a Houston restaurant. He was paroled in 1990 after serving seven years of a 20-year sentence. He moved to Nashville to pursue a career as a country music singer. The Captain D's on Lebanon Road in the Donelson neighborhood of Nashville, Tennessee opened under the guise of applying for a job on February 16, 1997. He forced the manager and employee into the cooler. The two were forced to lie on the floor and then shot.Large amounts of change were missing from the cash register. The money from the robbery was used to make a down payment on a car. McDonald's On the evening of March 23, 1997 at a McDonald's on Lebanon Road in the Hermitage neighborhood of Nashville (located northeast of the Captain D's), <mask> approached four employees as they exited the store after closing. They were forced back into the restaurant. Three employees were shot to death in the storeroom. His weapon failed to fire when he tried to shoot José Antonio Ramirez Gonzalez. Gonzalez was stabbed 17 times and left for dead.Gonzalez pretended to be dead and avoided further attacks. In the savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay Gonzalez was taken to a hospital and treated after the scene was


title: Paul Dennis Reid

texts: pending an investigation into the constitutionality of Tennessee's lethal injection methods. The stay was part of a larger investigation. On April 16, 2008, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the legality of lethal injection.The state of Tennessee immediately began appealing stays of execution. His family argued that he was mentally incompetent to stand trial after his arrest. He was not able to make sound legal decisions after his convictions. <mask> displayed erratic decision making, choosing to appeal some verdicts and not others, and proclaiming his will to die as sentenced after having fought to avoid such a fate earlier in his defense. At the same time, he called his defense team "actors" and claimed he was part of a United States government mind-control project called "Scientific Technology" that monitored his every move. The prosecution tried to counter this defense by saying that he was a con artist using these "delusions" as a defense mechanism. The 1993 Brown's Chicken massacre in Illinois was thought to be a prime suspect due to the similarity to the two incidents in Nashville.Characteristics included descriptions of the killer and shoeprints found at the scene. His alibi turned out to be false and he was ruled out as a suspect. In 2007, Juan Luna was found guilty of seven murders. On September 29, 2009, James Degorski was found guilty of all seven counts of murder. On October 20, 2009, Degorski was sentenced to life in prison. Most of the jurors voted for the death penalty. The Houston-area killings of three people in a bowling alley were thought to have been committed by <mask>.Nashville General Hospital at Meharry was where <mask> died. Pneumonia, heart failure, and upper respiratory issues were the causes of death. He was in the hospital for two weeks. There are links to various legal documentation related to the 2006 Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals decision to uphold death

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title: François Cabarrus

texts: <mask> was a French adventurer and Spanish financier. He was born in Bayonne, France, where his father was a merchant and shipbuilder, linked to a saga of Basque sea-captains, whalers and explorers. Francois was sent to study in Toulouse but was recalled to Bayonne by his family due to certain amorous adventures and was sent by his father to Spain to practice with one of his business correspondents, named Galabert. He fell in love with his employer's daughter and married her. Maria Antonia's grandfather was the owner of a soap factory. The manor lands of the Count of Montijo were incorporated into the mansion named Maison St. Pierre and the lands surrounding it. He became interested in the public matters of the court in Madrid.King Charles III was in favor of reforms advocated by a group of politicians, including Count Campomanes, Count Florida, and Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea. Cabarrus became more prominent in finance. The Real Compaia de Filipinas, a company to trade with the South American colonies and with Asia through the Philippine Islands, is one of the things he started. He was involved in at least two other projects that were never completed. The Canal del Guadarrama was supposed to open a waterway from Madrid to the Ocean linking several river basins from the Guadarrama River up to the Guadalvirqui River and from there to the sea. In order to open up the Llobregat River valley to shipping and give impulse to the future industrial region


title: François Cabarrus

texts: of Catalonia, the widening of the LLobregat River was involved. The Lemaur brothers were counted on for the technical part of the projects.The Canal du Midi and the Canal del Languedoc, built in France about a century earlier, made it possible for the French to travel from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean without having to navigate around Spain and the Strait of Gibraltar. The last husband of <mask> Galabert was Pierre Paul Riquet, Count of Caraman and great-grandfather of Joseph Riquet. One of the most notable members of the Lesseps family was Ferdinand de Lesseps, the builder of the Suez Canal, and this canal building impulse was influenced by the family relationship between the Cabarrus family and the Lesseps family. He was one of the most influential members of the council of finance. When Charles III died and the reactionary administration of Charles IV put a stop to Enlightenment reforms, the men who had taken an active part in reform were suspected and prosecuted. Cabarrus was accused of stealing and was thrown into prison in the Castle of Batres, a town near Madrid. He would have been sent to Paris as Spanish ambassador had the French Directory not objected to him being of French birth.<mask> was recommended to the emperor by his French birth and knowledge of Spanish affairs, but he did not take part in the maneuvers through which Charles IV was obliged to abdicate and make way for Joseph Bonaparte (as King Jose I of Spain), brother of

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texts: Napoleon Bonaparte. He died on a trip with Joseph Bonaparte and is buried in the Cathedral of Seville. Although he had already died, he was still considered an afrancesado because of the support he had given Joseph Bonaparte during his short reign in Spain. There is a rumor that he was thrown into the Guadalquivir after his remains were removed from his tomb. The heritage he left his heirs was restored several times depending on who was in power in Madrid. His son, heir and second Domingo Conde <mask>, Cabarrs Galabert, held several positions in government and was governor of the provinces of Palencia and Valladolid. His daughter, <mask> Galabert, also known as Madame Tallien, played a part in the later stages of the French Revolution.One of his grandsons married the sister of a woman who married Napoleon III of France. <mask> Quilty did not become the third Count of Cabarrus because his father, <mask> Galabert, died before his daughter, Paulina <mask> Kirkpatrick, was born. The title of Viscount of Rabouilhet was given to <mask> Lalanne by Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea, Count of Aranda, due to the death of his other son, <mask> Galabert. The town of Rabouilhet is located in the Lanquedoc region of France. Francisco Goya painted a portrait of him. The Bank of Spain building in Madrid has a portrait on display. 18th-century Spanish business people, Economy and finance ministers, Counts of Spain Afrancesados, Spanish people of French descent are

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title: Tove Maës

texts: The actress <mask> was best known for her starring roles in the series of "Morten Korch" films. Mas won the Best Actress award three times. On April 30, 1921, Career Mas was born. Mas was discovered by Helge Rungwald, who employed her at the Odense Theater, after studying with Albert Luther. Mas played the lead in the movie. Mas was turned down for an apprenticeship after he appeared in Natteherberget. She performed in a number of roles at the Riddersalen theater.Mas made his screen debut as Ditte Godpige in the film adaptation of Martin Andersen's novel, Ditte, Child of Man. She received international recognition for her performance in the film. Even while bathing nude, she was completely wholesome and pure. Film reviewers in the United States dismissed the movie as melodramatic because it was edited to remove nudity. Mas said that the American audience had never been confronted with poverty in such a realistic portrayal. Mas played the role of the sweet young ingenue in many light-hearted films during the 1950s. The Red Horses, the first of several family films adapted from the popular Morten Korch novels, became the biggest box-office success in the country.Mas won the Best Supporting Actress award for her portrayal of an insane girl in an experimental film in 1954. During the 1960s, Mas performed at the rhus Theatre. In 1966, she caused a public reaction when she went against her usual movie persona, playing against type in the role of a prostitutes in the black comedy Galgenhumor. She wanted to stop playing the nice young girl. She began playing middle-aged mothers and wives. Mas played the title role inCurtains for Mrs. Knudsen. Mas played the same role in the film as he did in the stage play.Mas won


title: Cloudesley Shovell

texts: Sir <mask> was an English naval officer. During the Third Anglo-Dutch War, he saw action at the Battle of Solebay and the Battle of Texel. During the Williamite War in Ireland, he was a captain at the Battle of Bantry Bay. During the Battle of Barfleur, <mask> distinguished himself by being the first to break through the enemy's line, and he was a flag officer. <mask> was put in charge of the fleet with the other two admirals. During the War of the Spanish Succession, <mask> commanded a squadron which was involved in the capture of Gibraltar and the Battle of Mlaga. Working in conjunction with a landing force under the Earl of Peterborough, his forces undertook the siege and capture of Barcelona.While at Lisbon he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Navy. In the summer of 1707, he commanded the naval element of a combined attack on the base of the main French fleet in coordination with the Austrian army. On the return voyage to England, <mask> and more than 1,400 others perished in a terrible wreck off the Isles ofScilly. In addition to his naval service, <mask> served as a Member of Parliament for Rochester from 1695 to 1701 and from 1705 to 1707. The son of <mask>, a Norfolk gentleman, and <mask>, who was not poor, was born into a family of property and distinction. Lucy Cloudisley was the daughter of Thomas Cloudisley, the father of Cloudesley. He was a cabin boy in the care of a paternal relative when he went to sea in 1663.He remained at sea after Myngs' death. He was promoted to midshipman on January 22, 1672, and was assigned to the flagship of the Duke of York, the first-rate HMS Royal Prince, which was attacked by the Dutch. After being promoted to master's mate on 17 September 1672, <mask> moved to the third-rateHMS Fairfax and then to the third-rateHMS

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title: Cloudesley Shovell

texts: Henrietta in November 1672. At the Battle of Texel in August 1673 he saw action when a British and French fleet tried to land in the Netherlands but were repelled by a smaller Dutch force. He took part in an action against the pirate stronghold at Tripoli in 1675 after being promoted to lieutenant. In January 1676, <mask> led a surprise attack on the pirates. He received a sum of money for this action.He was awarded a gold medal from King Charles II for his second raid against the pirates. The King's satisfaction with <mask>'s actions was recorded in a letter from the Admiralty, and he was sent to the Mediterranean. After being promoted to captain, <mask> was given command of the fifth-rate ship. He was transferred to the fifth-rateHMS Nonsuch in July 1680 after he was transferred to the fourth-rateHMS Phoenix in April 1679. He was transferred to the sixth-rateHMS James Galley in April 1681, to the third-rateHMS Anne in April 1687 and to the fourth-rateHMS Dover in April 1688. <mask> was involved in the defence of Tangier. The Battle of Bantry Bay took place in May 1689 when a French fleet tried to land troops in Southern Ireland to fight Prince William of Orange during the Williamite War in Ireland.Commodore John Ashby was knighted after the battle. He was ordered to patrol the area between Ireland and the Isles ofScilly after he was transferred to the third-rate HMS Monck. He was commodore of a small squadron that convoyed King William across the St George's Channel. On June 3, 1690, <mask> hoisted his flag in the first-rate HMS Royal William after being promoted to rear-admiral. He was the commanding officer of the Irish squadron and provided naval support for the capture of Waterford. He commanded a division of the Red squadron at the Battles of Barfleur and La

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texts: Hogue in May 1692, in which Russell's Anglo-Dutch fleet defeated the French fleet under Tourville to provide an escort for an invasion of England. The first ship to break through the enemy's line was <mask>'s flagship, which he organised a fireship attack on.The French ships that had taken refuge at La Hogue were destroyed when he received a wound in his thigh during the action. The fleet was put in joint command in January 1693. After the attack on the Smyrna convoy off Lagos, Portugal in June 1693 all three admirals were dismissed from their joint command. On April 16, 1694, <mask> was promoted to the position of vice admiral. He was elected Member of Parliament for Rochester in 1695) after setting up residence with his wife at May Place in Crayford. He provided the fine decorated plaster ceilings in the Guildhall and the market bell, clock and decorated brick facade for the Butchers' Market in Rochester. The Commissioner of the Sewers was responsible for the upkeep of the embankments of the Thames between Deptford and Gravesend.He did not want to be re-elected to Parliament. The spoils of the French and Spanish fleets were brought home by <mask> when he was promoted to full admiral in the War of the Spanish Succession. He commanded a squadron that fought the French at the Battle of Mlaga in August 1704 and also commanded a fleet that took troops to Lisbon in Spring 1703. He was appointed Rear-Admiral of England on December 26, 1704 and promoted to Admiral of the Fleet on January 13, 1705. He was re-elected as Member of Parliament for Rochester in 1705. He was given command of the Mediterranean Fleet in May 1705. The siege and capture of Barcelona took place in September 1705.At Lisbon in November 1706, <mask> was given complete control of the Mediterranean Fleet. He

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