title: Carolyn Merchant

texts: original concept of the Anthropocene that was proposed in the 2000 paper. The Anthropocene was launched in 1766 with the invention of James Watt's version of the steam engine, making possible steam engines, steam boats, trains, and factories, and ultimately leading to automobiles and airplanes. Merchant uses history, art, literature, religion, philosophy, ethics, and justice as the focal points and explores how these disciplines might influence sustainable development in the next century. In this edited book, <mask> introduces students to primary sources and analytical essays by well-known environmental historians on important topics in U.S. environmental history from native American times to the present. Students are asked to evaluate primary sources, test the interpretations of historians and draw their own conclusions.Each chapter of Major Problems in American Environmental History has a map and suggestions for further reading. This collection of essays explores how First-World economies create Third-World dependency, as well as the connections between poverty and nature. The principles of environmental justice were adopted by the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit. Green Versus Gold: Sources in California's Environmental History is an edited book that provides a compelling look at California's environmental history from its Native American past to conflicts and movements of recent decades. It brings together a large storehouse of primary sources and interpretative essays to create a comprehensive picture of the history of ecological and human interactions in one of the nation's most diverse and resource-rich states. The Encyclopedia of World Environmental History has three volumes. While the relationship between humanity and nature has been a constant feature of the human situation, the human impact on the environment has only recently become a topic of general interest to students and scholars.Historical coverage of how human beliefs


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texts: and actions have altered the natural world is included in the three-volume set. Natural phenomena and events are included in the Encyclopedia of World Environmental History. After the Death of Nature: <mask> and the Future of Human-Nature Relations was edited by Kenneth Worthy, Elizabeth Allison, and Whitney A. Bauman. The book examines <mask>'s legacy of environmental thought and her critical responses to modern mechanistic and patriarchal conceptions of nature and women, as well as her systematic taxonomies of environmental thought and action. Scholars featured in the book assess, praise, critique, and extend her work to arrive at a more extended understanding of the human place in nature today. The book examines and builds on <mask>'s decades-long legacy of innovative environmental thought and her critical responses to modern mechanistic and patriarchal conceptions of nature and women as well as her systematic taxonomies of environmental thought and action. The ideas hold the potential for better relations with nature and among people in the future.More than 100 single-authored research articles have been written by <mask>. There was a symposium about her work. The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology and the Scientific Revolution was published in 1980. Paula Findlen wrote a review. Ecological Revolutions: Nature, Gender, and Science in New England was published in 2010. The Problems of Prediction and Control from Ancient Times to the Scientific Revolution is an introduction to the American Environmental History: An introduction to the American Environmental History: An introduction to the American Environmental History: An introduction to the American Environmental History: An introduction to the American Environmental History: An introduction to the The list of ecofeminist authors includes George Bird Grinnell and the First Audubon Society.Paula Findlen wrote a book about <mask>'s vision of nature. Environmentalism: From the Control of Nature to Partnership is a

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title: Jutaro Nakao

texts: <mask> is a Japanese mixed martial artist. He competes in the Welterweight division. Nakao is known for his high defensive abilities on the ring, being difficult to finish off by his opponents. He received the nickname of "King of Triangle" by the Japanese press due to his multiple victories through the triangle choke. He is one of the few fighters who have a legal win through the "rape choke" or two-handed stranglehold after defeating Thomas Denny. There was a mixed martial arts record in Osaka, Japan. The decision (unanimous) was made by Ray Cooper.


title: Tony Kaye (musician)

texts: Anthony John Selvidge, also known as <mask>, is a founding member of the progressive rock band Yes. <mask> was classically trained and intended to become a concert pianist before he became interested in jazz and contemporary rock and pop music. He was a member of several groups in the 1960s, including the Federals, Johnny Taylor's Star combo, Jimmy Winston & His Reflections, and Bittersweet. <mask> was a member of Yes from 1968 to 1971 and played on their first three albums. He moved to Los Angeles in 1974 and formed Badger. <mask> is on the final studio album of Badfinger. He returned to Yes in 1983 for their most successful period.<mask> is a current member of CIRCA: and has been involved with several Billy Sherwood projects. The two were members of the Yoso group. <mask> was a member of Yes and became a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. <mask> was born in January of 1945 to Winifred and Norman. He was raised in a working class family in north London. <mask> left his grand piano which he played on when he was a child, after her death. <mask> began formal piano lessons when he was four years old.By the time he was eight, he had begun to enjoy playing and was able to recite several classical music pieces. <mask> participated in his first concerts at twelve. He continued to learn until he was eighteen. <mask> wanted to study at the Royal College of Music in London to become a concert pianist, but he became interested in other music when he heard Count Basie and Duke Ellington. He was also

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title: Tony Kaye (musician)

texts: inspired by Victor Borge. At fifteen, he became a member of the Danny Rogers Orchestra and formed a jazz trio with friends. <mask> was put on a postal course by the leader.<mask> was part of a big band that played the clarinet. <mask> did not pursue classical piano due to the heavy competition and lack of self belief. He wanted to avoid teaching music, so he went to college to study advertising and design while performing in groups or the big band in his spare time. <mask> was told to leave the college before he could graduate because of his trip to Europe. <mask> had abandoned his classical background in favor of pop and rock music. Graham Bond's style became a strong influence on him after he moved to London. <mask> used to play the combo organ in the big band and before seeing Bond, had played it "like a piano".<mask> landed a position in The Federals through an advertisement in Melody Maker and played on their singles recorded between 1963 and 1967, mainly a covers and comedy showband, the group opened for Roy Orbison for a European tour in 1965. <mask> became a member of Yellow Passion Loaf and Johnny Taylor's Star combo. He toured Europe with Johnny Hallyday. <mask> was a member of Bittersweet. <mask> was invited to attend rehearsals with the members of Toyshop, who were forming a new, full-time group. <mask> was suggested to him by singer Jon Anderson, who had met him before. They changed their name to Yes and began their nationwide tour in August 1968.By the end of the year, the band had

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texts: enough money to buy an organ for <mask>. <mask> played on the first three Yes albums. <mask> received his first songwriting credit on the group-written track "Yours Is No Disgrace". <mask> embarked on the band's first concert tour of the US in June and July 1971 to promote the album. <mask> began to have problems with new guitarist Steve Howe who insisted that the band expand their sound with electronic keyboards. <mask> preferred the organ and piano. In the 9012LIVE Interviews, he admitted that <mask> was fired in August 1971 and replaced by Rick Wakeman, who re recorded some parts originally written by <mask>.<mask> claimed Yes's manager gave him US$10,000. <mask> paid $62,000 in exchange for all of his royalties. There were several groups for the remainder of the decade. He played in a band founded by an ex-Yes guitarist, but he declined their offer to become a full-time member. <mask> formed Badger with David Foster, a friend of Jon Anderson's who co- wrote some early Yes songs. One Live Badger was recorded in concert with Jon Anderson producing, and White Lady was recorded in New Orleans with producer Allen Toussaint. <mask> played on "I Waited for You" and "Conversations of Everything and Nothing" on the Eddie Harris album E.H. in the U.K.<mask> recalled that the group left England and relocated to Los Angeles after releasing Badger's White Lady. Hyatt House is next to John Bonham's house. <mask> went through a successful withdrawal program after he developed an addiction to alcohol and

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texts: barbiturates. In January 1976, during a birthday party held for <mask> at the Rainbow Bar and Grill, he met David Bowie's tour manager and accepted his offer to join him in Jamaica to prepare for his upcoming tour in support of Station to Station. <mask> is featured on the bonus live tracks on the 1990 and 2010 re-releases of the album. <mask> and Detective went back to Los Angeles in 1977. The group toured as the opening act for Kiss after signing to Swan Song Records.<mask> played on two studio albums, Detective and It Takes One to Know One, as well as the promotional only release, Live from the Atlantic Studios. <mask> worked in music production and management in the Los Angeles area for three years. <mask> was invited to join Badfinger for their tour in 1979. He wasn't aware of the band's history until he read a biography. <mask> proved to be a strong performer despite the tour containing dates at "really shitty clubs with small audiences". <mask> wanted the venue staff to have two ice buckets ready for him so he could put his hands in them after the show. They were throbbing after that.<mask> spoke highly of the tour and the band got along well, but they lacked the right management. He returned to work after being chosen to play in a new line-up. <mask> brought in Richard Bryans on drums and Glenn Sherba on guitar after early rehearsals turned sour. <mask> is featured on Say No More, their final studio album of all new material. <mask> was invited to form a new band with other people in 1982.

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texts: <mask> was thought of as their ideal keyboardist due to his simpler, more textural approach, and much of their new material was derived from a set of demos produced by Rabin that displayed a more pop-oriented and commercial style of rock music. <mask> entered rehearsals in London under the name Cinema.Conflicts between <mask> and Horn led to the former's exit after several months, leaving Rabin to handle the remaining keyboard parts. Jon Anderson joined the band as the lead singer and it was decided to change the name of the band to 'Yes'. <mask> went off on a North American tour and was replaced by Eddie Jobson. <mask> accepted an offer from management to return to Yes where he and Jobson would share keyboard duties. This did not sit well with Jobson, who left shortly thereafter. <mask>'s interest in contemporary keyboards was revived when he heard about the use of MIDI technology in 90125. Yes was inactive for two years after touring in 1988.<mask> was going to make a solo instrumental album for Cinema Records. <mask> abandoned the work because he felt the music better suited with vocals and backing musicians, and the album was recorded with a drum machine. <mask> was in Yes from 1990 to 1992 and played on the album's supporting tour. <mask> and Rick Wakeman worked together for the first time on the tour. <mask> adopted a simpler set-up of keyboards than Wakeman did. <mask> stayed with Yes for their next album Talk, which featured the 90125 and Big Generator line-up and which credits <mask> on the

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texts: Hammond organ only, the rest of the keyboard parts being performed by Rabin. <mask> used master keyboards to play most of the keyboard parts on their 1994 tour.<mask> was in Yes until 1994. Jobson was not present during the filming of the video to "Owner of a Lonely Heart", the lead single from 90125, shots of which were removed as much as possible. The band with <mask> was featured in a second video. Yes's highest selling album was 90125, which was supported by a world tour. <mask> operated a system of analogue and digital keyboards on the tour, two of which he played on stage, controlling additional samples and sound effects from 12 keyboards placed backstage. His solo spot on the tour is included on the live album. The Big Generator was recorded with <mask> playing a majority of the keyboard parts.<mask> and his technician built a keyboard system for him. Rabin and <mask> left Yes in 1995 after <mask>'s offer to stay on in a management capacity was turned down. <mask> was largely retired from the music industry between the mid 1990s and early 2000s, although he did appear on a number of archival Yes releases. <mask> played in the Neil Young tribute band The Neil Deal and assisted in production duties for his wife, actress and singer. <mask> was asked to play on some Pink Floyd tribute albums. <mask> had been out of the music industry for a while and was living in the Cayman Islands. <mask> got her B3 out of retirement because she was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884


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texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884The announcement of CIRCA: was made after the pair entered discussions on forming a new band. <mask> plays the software synthesiser Hammond B4 from a laptop through a controller keyboard since transporting her B3 was too difficult. The short lived supergroup Yoso was formed by both of them. <mask> joined Yes on stage as a special guest for their Cruise to the Edge dates and for the American dates on their 50th anniversary tour. End of Innocence was <mask>'s debut solo album. The album is a musical interpretation of his thoughts and feelings after the September 11 attacks. <mask> avoids long and improvised solo plays and is known for his simple, more supportive style of playing.<mask> was named a "gentleman of rock" because of his polite demeanor and distinguished looks. <mask> was named one of the best organists by Yes producer and mixer Eddy Offord. <mask> was praised by Steve Howe for his contributions to Yes. <mask>'s playing and the sound he got

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texts: from the Hammond was something that had always fascinated Geoff Downes. <mask> moved to Los Angeles, California in 1974. He doesn't have American citizenship. Sherman Oaks was his place of residence in 2011.<mask> moved to Florida in 2019. There is a noise in <mask>'s left ear. He was once engaged to Carmen, but later married an actress. <mask> played tennis in professional tournaments in the 1980s. <mask> started a series of small businesses. He was involved in a number of legal actions against Brian Lane, Yes's former manager. <mask> tried out for the part of the player in the movie.Say It Ain't So is a song by Murray Head. <mask> only appears on live bonus tracks on the 1991 and 2010 re-releases of Station to Station. The anthology was written by David Cross and Peter

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title: Brent Metcalf

texts: World Cup champion at 65 kilograms and helped the USA secure 3rd place. The "Golden Grand-Prix Heydar Aliyev" was held in July. In the finals of the World Wrestling Championships, Metcalf lost to a Turkish wrestler. On December 21, 2015, Metcalf faced off against Franklin Gomez in a freestyle-folkstyle hybrid match in the Flowrestling's Premiere League. In a match between two of the top 20 freestyle wrestlers in the world, Metcalf won his match 9-2 over Gomez.The Agon Wrestling Championship match between Metcalf and Pico was announced in January of 2015. The main event was supposed to be <mask> and Pico, but Metcalf won the match by a score of 4-1, scoring the match's only takedown. The Golden Grand Prix Ivan Yarygin was held in Russia in January of 2015. Bekbulatov won the gold medal for Team USA. This decade is the first in which an American has made the Yarygin finals twice. On the same trip, Metcalf won a bronze medal at the Paris Grand Prix. For the second year in a row, Metcalf won the World Cup at 65 kilograms, picking up two wins against World medalists along the way.He defeated both of them. The team USA won the silver medal. The Volunteer Assistant Coach for Iowa State University's wrestling team was named in April. He became an assistant coach for the Cyclones. Prior to Iowa State, Metcalf was an assistant coach for Cedar Rapids Prairie High School wrestling and the National freestyle coach for USA Wrestling. References 1986 births Living people American male sport wrestlers Sports people fromFlint, Michigan Iowa Hawkeyes wrestlers Pan American Games gold medals for the United States Pan American Games medalists in wrestling Wrestlers at the 2015 Pan American Games Big Ten Athlete of the


title: Marshall Savage

texts: <mask><mask> is from Rifle, Colorado. The First Millennial Foundation was founded by <mask>, who is an advocate of space travel, and was designed to make plans for stellar exploration over the next 1,000 years. On 6 August 1955, <mask> was born in Grand Valley, Colorado. He is the third of four sons of his parents. Natural gas, real estate, water, timber, and wind power are all being developed in Colorado by the <mask> family. John and Joan moved their family to Graham Mesa in Colorado in 1963. He and his siblings were taken out of school for a trip to Europe.The first fly by of the Moon was the key moment in the idea of Man in space. The idea that these are the first guys to go into outer space impressed me more than the Moon landing. They left the planet. They were flying in the sky. They were in deep space. We traveled around Europe in a Volkswagen van after taking a year off. I think we were the first Yuppie family.We were on the island of Rhodes on Christmas Eve 1968. The weather was terrible. There was absolutely black rain outside. We are all in a life support capsule, and we are listening to the radio. These men. The first spacemen. Their voice came out of the depths of space.I didn't grow up with a religious background, but when they started reading from the book of Genesis, I was listening to them on Christmas Eve for the first time. This is the future and not just the future of mankind but my personal future was touched by it. These guys were talking to me. In 1999 he told his story on the Space Colonies documentary. During the fall of 1969 to spring of 1973, <mask> attended Rifle High. He took a break from work for a year. At some point during the World's Fair in Washington, <mask> and his friends drove up to the region.He

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texts: applied for a permit to build a dam on this river, but the application was ultimately rejected by the relevant regulatory agencies. In his spare time, after this time, <mask> began to write what would become The Millennial Project.Quality Times Audio Bookstore was founded in 1987 by his younger brother Dan. He said in an interview with the Denver Post that he was taught how to read as a child. Not many people have been taught how to listen. Audio books can help you understand and follow the spoken word. The difference between watching a story on television and listening to a story is more important than the difference between reading and listening. There is a fundamental difference between theater of the eye and theater of the mind. Theater of the mind is more powerful than the other way around.There was a time when 'War of the Worlds' was broadcasted on national radio. The country went crazy. Your mind fills in the details when you get a message. George Lucas can't provide the props and special effects that my imagination creates. He came back to Rifle in 1991 to start a business called Tri-County Ambulance. The Ambulance Transfer business was started by <mask> and his brother John, but eventually they decided to charge people for an ambulance. They had 2 brand-new ambulances at their peak.The day-to-day management of this business was handed over to his bride in 1993. They sold the business in 1997 and moved to Idaho. As a supervisor of his brother's construction business, <mask> was involved in building homes on Graham Mesa in Rifle. <mask> left Rifle in 1997 because he didn't want to continue in this role. He published his only book in 1992. "Convergence with Destiny" was published in the 5th issue of the Living Universe

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texts: Foundation's publication, Distant Star. He was working on a book called The Methuselah Project, but at some point after 1997, he stopped working on it.The Moon chapter from TMP is going to be expanded into a book called TMP 2.0, not to be confused with Eric Hunting's website with the same name, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He became step-father to her two children from a previous marriage to a man called Mr. Eichman. Matthew "Matt" Eichman is a chef. The executive director of the group is in Idaho. He had two children with someone else. <mask> was born in December 1995. He graduated from the University of Idaho with a double major in Economics and Finance.Mackensie <mask> was born in 1998. She works at Shopko. He was an active member of the tech futurist community after the publication of The Millennial Project in 1992. He was no longer involved in the FMF after 1998. He wanted to leave this small town because he didn't want to work in his family's construction business. He lives in Idaho. Space advocates place of birth missing (living people) 1955

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title: Michael Mulgrew

texts: The United Federation of Teachers is a trade union of teachers in New York City. Mulgrew was elected by the union's executive board. In 2005, <mask> was elected Vice President for Career and Technical Education (CTE) High Schools and became the union's Chief Operating Officer in 2008. In an article in City Hall News in July 2009, Mulgrew talked about his strong belief in collaboration with parents, saying, "I always like to keep up community involvement, working with parents and advocating for students." In order to help the schools that are struggling and to figure out ways the UFT can support and help them, we need to do a lot of that now. He graduated from the City University of New York system with a degree in English literature and a minor in psychology. He worked as a carpenter.Mulgrew began his teaching career as a substitute teacher in Staten Island. In 1993 he became a full-time teacher at William E. Grady Career and Technical Education High School. He held his first UFT office as chapter leader at the high school in 1999, and in 2002 he helped win the Trachtenberg Award for its strength and unity. School budget fights Mulgrew was often the public face of the UFT during 2008 and 2009, when the union joined with advocates, community groups and other unions to fight for more school funding. "Keep The Promises" was formed in 2008 by the UFT. $129 million in education funding was restored to the City budget after the coalition held dozens of rallies and other events. In February 2009, Mulgrew organized a bus caravan of teachers to


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texts: New York City Department of Education could go after regular teachers without due process if they were allowed to violate the rights of due process. The UFT contract proposal would force the teachers to accept temporary assignments after October 15. Two consecutive removals for what Mulgrew terms "problematic behavior" within a school year or in successive years would cause the teacher to be removed in an expedited one-day procedure. The teachers who were removed on 3020-a charges could still be placed in a school.<mask>rew said a panel of hearing officers would clarify the definition of problematic behavior after the new contract proposal. He said that if someone said a teacher was screaming in the hallway, that was a problem. You should be written up if you do that once. You should go through an expedited hearing if you do that again. Any allegation is assumed to be true by the statement. Due process and 3020-a hearings gave charged teachers the right to cross-examine witnesses and present a defense. The teacher's right of due process would be limited by the new contract proposal.For the first time in a public American educational institution, the United Federation of Teachers and New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina propose to create a career ladder for teachers based on their rights and importance. These include: teacher ambassador, master teacher, teacher ambassador, appointed teacher and tenured teacher, excessed teacher in the Absent Teacher Reserve, and substitute teacher. The leaders of American trade unions are from New


title: Robert McAlmon

texts: <mask><mask> was an American author, poet and publisher. He founded Contact Editions in Paris in the 1920s, where he published Ernest Hemingway and others. <mask> was the youngest of 10 children of a Presbyterian minister. He passed away in Hot Desert Springs, California, at the age of 60. <mask> enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in 1918 after only one semester at the University of Minnesota. He went back to school at the University of Southern California after the end of World War I. He worked as a nude model at an art school in New York City after moving to Chicago.After moving to New York, he collaborated with William Carlos Williams on the Contact Review, which published poetry by many people. After marrying a wealthy and lesbian English writer, he moved to Paris. James Joyce and McAlmon had a friendship. Many of McAlmon's stories and poems are based on his experiences as a youth in South Dakota. After publishing his book of short stories A Hasty Bunch with James Joyce in 1922, he founded the Contact Publishing Company in 1923 using his father-in-law's money. Ernest Hemingway's first book Three Stories & Ten Poems was published in 1923 by Contact Editions. McAlmon paid for the publication.Village: As It Happened Through a Fifteen Year Period (1924) is one of <mask>'s best-received works and presents a bleak portrait of an American town. Gore Vidal's father, who he grew up in Madison, South Dakota, is documented in Gore Vidal's mid-90s memoir, Palimpsest. The short story collection A Companion Volume was published in 1923, the autobiographical novel Post-Adolescence was published in 1923, the poetry collections The Portrait of a Generation and Not Lost Alone were published in 1927 and 1937, and the epic poem North was published in 1937. <mask> returned to the United States in 1940 and sought treatment for a pulmonary ailment in El Paso, Texas. In his native country, he was almost unknown after he died at Desert Hot Springs. Edward Lorusso published three volumes of <mask>'s fiction in the 1990s through the University of New Mexico Press. Naked Truth: The Fiction of <mask> was

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texts: published by Edward Lorusso.The golden age of Paris in the 1920s was chronicled in the book Memoirs of Montparnasse by John Glassco. His friendship with Ernest Hemingway is discussed in the novel The Paris Wife. In 2007, his fictionalized memoir The Nightinghouls of Paris was published, based on the experiences of Glassco and his friend. The book was based on a typescript. Edward Lorusso published Letters from Oblivion, a novel about <mask>'s life in Greenwich Village, his adventures in Paris, and his final years in California. A Hasty Bunch is a fiction novel. n.p.It was printed in Lyon in 1922 by Maurice Darantire. A companion volume of short stories. Paris 1923. There are short stories after adolescence. Paris 1923. Village is a collection of short stories. Paris 1924.There Was a Rustle of Black Silk Stockings is a novel that was published in Paris in 1925. The Infinite Huntress and Other Stories were written in 1963. Black Sun Press was founded in Paris in the year 1932. A self portrait. The University of Nebraska is in Lincoln. Miss Knight is with others. The Nightinghouls of Paris was published in 1992.The University of Illinois Press published "La nuit pour adresse". Memoirs Being Geniuses Together was written by Maud Simonnot. Secker & Warburg were born in London. Being Geniuses Together is a memoir. Doubleday, New York 1968, revised with supplementary chapters, was published in 1968. The Egoist Press was founded in London in 1921. There is a portrait of a generation.Contact, Paris 1925. The Continent of Conjecture is North America. Contact, Paris 1929. Not alone lost. New Directions Publishing was founded in 1937. William Saroyan wrote a short story about McAlmon in his 1971 book, Letters from 74 rue Taitbout or Don't Go But If You Must Say Hello to Everybody. There is only one biography of the author.There is an insightful account of <mask>'s life. There are external links to the <mask> Papers. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of American Literature. American male poets University of Minnesota alumni University of Southern California

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title: Angélico

texts: Adam Bridle, better known by the ring name <mask>, is a South African professional wrestler currently signed to All Elite Wrestling. He is known for his work in Lucha Underground and World Wrestling Professionals. He is a former champion. Bridle began his professional wrestling career under the name Adam Crow in the Pro Wrestling Alliance: Africa promotion which was co-owned by Booker T. <mask> joined World Wrestling Professionals after PWA:Africa folded due to internal problems. He currently tours with WWP and has participated in two television shoots. Angélico worked for Nu Wrestling Evolution in Spain for six months.ltimo Dragn and Super Nova were his first links to lucha libre. Angélico lost to the NWE World Champion in his big show debut. He lost to Jordan in a handicap match. He lost to Juventud Guerrera with Annie Social as his new valet. On July 26, 2008, Angélico lost to LSK in the NWL Spanish Championship match. On September 13, 2008, Angélico wrestled three matches for the Spanish EWE against the Mexican AA. He defeated Luka Scott, went to a double count-out with Red Devil, and was defeated in a tag team match with Octagn against Pirata Morgan and Red Devil.On November 2, 2008, Angélico lost to Vito in his final match with NWE. He lost to Steele in a big match in WWP. One of his most notable feuds was with WWP wrestler Ananzi throughout 2008 and 2009, and on 22 November 2009, he took part in a ladder match that was edited heavily due to the network, Colours TV, considering most of the match to be too violent for prime time television. He was awarded the WWP Cruiserweight World Championship on January 10, 2010,

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texts: January 21, 2010, he beat his teacher to become the new South American Light Heavyweight champion. On February 28, 2010, Angélico was part of a multi-man Steel Cage elimination match where the loser among the final two participants would have to face Chico Che in the main event. The second elimination was Angélico, who was beaten by El Hijo del Diablo. He lost the South America Light Heavyweight Championship to Trauma I in his first defense. <mask> and Dinamic Black lost in the quarter finals of the El Protector tournament. The Triangular de Tercias was won by Angélico and Los Traumas. On March 21, 2011, <mask> made his debut for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, competing in a six-man tag team match, where he, Argenis and Fénix defeated Dark Dragon, Polvo de INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsIn the semi finals of theAAA Fusin Championship tournament, Angélico made his return after a long absence. Jack Evans and Angélico team up under the name Los Geros del Cielo. Their first pay per view match was a five-way elimination tag team match for the World Tag Team Championship at Triplemana XII. Angélico and Evans won a four-way match to become the newAAA World Tag Team Champs. Angélico and Evans were part of a ten-way elimination match to unify theAAA Fusin andAAA Cruiserweight Championships. There was a three-way tag team match that also included Fénix and Myzteziz. On 4 October 2015, Angélico and Evans defeated Daga and Steve Pain in a three-way match for the title.Angélico was forced to give up the title on January 22, 2016 due to a leg


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texts: injury. Angélico and Evans won the World Tag Team Championship for the third time. They lost the title on August 28, 2016 against Aerostar. <mask> announced his departure from Mexico on November 24th. In a six-person tag team match on August 30, 2012 Bridle and El Hijo del Pantera defeated Josh O'Brien and Takuya Kito. Bridle went back to being "Adam Angel" after the match and began a romance storyline with Lin Byron. After winning inter gender tag team matches against the teams of Sonoko Kato and Takuya Kito, Angel and Byron were defeated by the teams of Akira and Syuri.Angel was eliminated in the first round of the WNC Championship tournament. Angel said that the match signaled the end of his tour. Angélico made his television debut on Lucha Underground on January 14, 2015, in a 4-way Elimination match against Argenis, Aero Star and Cage. He won with Ivelisse and Son of Havoc. On February 8, Angélico, Ivelisse and Son of Havoc won a tournament to become the Lucha Underground Trios champion. On the 20 May episode of Lucha Underground, Angélico, Havoc and Ivelisse successfully defended their titles against The Crew and DelAvar Daivari and Big Ryck. They lost the championship to The Disciples of Death due to interference from Catrina.On November 22, they regained the title. They lost the titles again due to <mask>'s injury and Son of Havoc and Ivelisse being forced to defend their titles on their own. After a long absence, Angélico came back and attacked Johnny Mundo. <mask> left the Lucha Underground on 11 April. On July 24, 2015, Angelico made his debut for PWG at Threemendous IV with Jack Evans, but they were

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title: Alan Blinder

texts: <mask> is an American economist who served as the Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve from 1994 to 1996. Blinder is one of the most influential economists in the world. He was the Vice Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from June 1994 to January 1996 and served on President Bill Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers from January 1993 to June 1994. Monetary policy and central banking have been the focus of <mask>'s academic work. His writing has appeared in a number of publications, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. "It can happen here," "Fraud and near-fraud can rise to attain macroeconomic significance," and "Excessive complexity is not just anti-competitive, it's dangerous" were some of the lessons Blinder drew from the financial crisis of 2007. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in New York.He graduated from a New York high school. <mask> graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. from Princeton University. In economics in 1967. His thesis was titled "The Theory of Corporate Choice". He received a PhD in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1971 after receiving an MSc in economics from the London School of Economics in 1968. Robert Solow advised him. <mask> is the Gordon S. Rentschler Memorial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton where he has been since 1971 and chaired the economics department from 1988 to 1990.In 1990 he founded the Griswold Center for Economic Policy Studies. He was the vice-chair of The Observatory Group. <mask> has worked for the National Bureau of Economic Research. He was named aDistinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association in 2011. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a member of the American Philosophical Society, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Economics: Principles and Policy, co-written with William Baumol, was the twelfth edition of <mask>'s textbook. "For his distinguished scholarship on fiscal

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title: Alan Blinder

texts: policy, monetary policy and the distribution of income, and for consistently bringing that knowledge to bear on the public arena, Blinder was inducted into the American Academy of Political and Social Science in 2009."He supports free trade. Blinder has been critical of the public discussion of the US national debt. The Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve was held by Blinder from June 27, 1994 to January 31, 1996, while he was the deputy assistant director of the Congressional Budget Office. He warned against raising interest rates too quickly to slow inflation because of lags in earlier rises. He warned against ignoring the short term costs of unemployment that could be caused by inflation-fighting. According to many, <mask>'s stint at the Fed was cut short because of his tendency to challenge chairman <mask>: He was an adviser to Al Gore and John Kerry during their respective presidential campaigns in 2000 and 2004. "Cash for Clunkers" Blinder was an early advocate of a program in which the government buys some of the oldest, mostpolluting vehicles and scraps them.The program was implemented by the Obama administration during the summer of 2009, after he wrote an article about it in The New York Times. Blinder said it could benefit the environment and reduce income inequality. President Obama praised the program for "exceeding expectations," but it was criticized for economic and environmental reasons. <mask> was a co-founder and a vice-chair of the Promontory Interfinancial Network. After serving as the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, <mask>, along with several former regulators, founded a company that offers a number of services that provide a means for depositors to access millions in Federal Deposit. This gives banks that are members the ability to offer coverage above the FDIC per account/per bank limit by allowing them to place funds into CDs or deposit accounts issued by other network banks. In order for both principal and interest to be eligible for FDIC insurance, they must

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title: Marc Mero

texts: <mask> was an amateur boxer and professional wrestler before becoming a motivational speaker. He is best known for his appearances with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) under his real name and with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) under the ring name Johnny B. Badd. In 2007, <mask> founded the nonprofit organization, Champion of Choices. <mask> was pushed as "Johnny B. Badd" in the early 1990s. He won the promotion's World Television Championship three times, but left the company due to creative differences in 1996. He went on to win the Intercontinental Championship after competing in WWF under his real name. He feuded with his wife before leaving.<mask>'s last mainstream appearance was in the mid-2000s. <mask> was born in New York. His parents divorced when he was eight years old, with his mother working two jobs to support him and his siblings. <mask> became his league's Most Valuable Player at the age of 12. <mask> played for the Mid State Youth Hockey League in New York in 1973. <mask> began playing hockey at the age of 15. <mask> was a member of the football team that won the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Title under George O'Leary.<mask> began training as a boxer under the guidance of Ray Rinaldi. <mask> won four New York State titles and the New York Golden Gloves tournament. <mask>'s career was halted after he broke his nose in an accident. He placed third in the Mr. New York State bodybuilding contest. <mask> decided to become a wrestler in 1990 and traveled to Florida to train under the Malenkos. He made his professional wrestling debut in 1991. <mask> attended a World Championship Wrestling television taping and was given a tryout, but lost in a squash match.<mask> was an enhancement talent for several months. <mask> was defeated by Sid Vicious on the May 1, 1991 episode of WorldWide. He was signed to

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title: Marc Mero

texts: a contract by a booker. <mask> was given the ring name Johnny B. Badd and he was given a flamboyant Little Richard look-alike. He was managed by Teddy Long. He was introduced as Long's newest client at the inaugural SuperBrawl pay-per-view. He made his televised in-ring debut on the June 1 episode of World Championship Wrestling.Badd Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet After his debut, Badd was placed in the top ten contender for the World Heavyweight Championship due to his perfect record. He put his stickers on his opponents. He faced Yellow Dog in the quarter-finals of the United States Heavyweight Championship on August 25. Both men were eliminated from the tournament. Badd lost on television for the first time on September 5, when he was pinned by the United States champion Sting. Badd defeated Jimmy Garvin at Halloween Havoc but was unsuccessful in his attempt to challenge Brian Pillman for the Light Heavyweight Championship.Badd and Diamond Studd took on P.N. and Tom Zenk on the December 22 episode of Main Event. Badd's team lost in a tag team match. Zenk and News came to Badd's rescue after he was attacked by Studd and Diamond Dallas Page. Badd became a fan favorite. Badd made his first appearance at the company's flagship event Starrcade, where he was randomly placed with Arachnaman in a Lethal Lottery tag team match. Badd's team lost. He began using a confetti


title: Marc Mero

texts: gun that he would fire before his matches.In the first half of 1992, Badd defeated Richard Morton and Tracy Smothers. He feuded with Page and his teammate Scotty Flamingo and the two competed in a series of televised and non-televised matches throughout 1992, including a boxing match that Flamingo won in the third round after Page filled Flamingo's boxing glove with water. <mask> got involved in a rivalry with Cactus Jack after the two were randomly placed as tag team partners via Lethal Lottery for Starrcade but failed to get along. On the December 26 episode of Saturday Night, the duo defeated their opponents. Jack delivered a double underhook DDT after they had a confrontation. <mask>'s team lost in the Lethal Lottery match after he knocked Jack out with a Tutti Frutti. <mask> faced Jack in a match on January 13, 1993 and lost.Maxx Payne was injured by a Payne Killer on February 9 and Badd began his next major program with him. Payne stole the Badd blaster and Badd tried to get his gun back. Payne took Badd out with the Badd Blaster and Badd lost a match to Payne. Badd wore a mask to face Payne in a series of matches. He lost to Payne in a no disqualification match on Saturday Night after defeating him at the Beach Blast pay-per-view. Badd defeated Payne in a guitar match to claim Payne's guitar. After a confrontation with Paul Orndorff, the two men ended their feud on the October 30 episode of Saturday Night.Badd tried to challenge Lord Steven for the World Television Championship on November 10. Badd's team qualified for the Battlebowl battle royal by winning the Lethal Lottery at the Battlebowl pay-per-view. He eliminated Rip Rogers before he was eliminated by Paul Orndorff. Badd received his first world championship opportunity on the February 12, 1994 episode of Saturday Night, where he challenged Rick Rude for the International World Heavyweight Championship in a losing

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texts: effort. Badd started a feud with Harlem Heat after forming a tag team. On the February 19 episode of Saturday Night, Hayes turned on Badd during a no disqualification match. At SuperBrawl IV, Badd defeated Jimmy Garvin, who was replaced by Hayes.After losing a tuxedo match against Steve Austin on the May 7 episode of WorldWide, Badd began his pursuit of the United States Heavyweight Championship. Badd faced Austin for the title in a losing effort at Slamboree, but the referee reversed the decision after Austin pinned Badd after hitting him with a foreign object. Austin retained the title because of the controversial finish. Badd failed to win the World Television Championship at Bash at the Beach when he replaced the injured Sting. Badd was still in the title contention. <mask> was going to win his first singles title in WCW at Fall Brawl. On the October 1 episode of WorldWide, Badd made his first successful title defense.He retained the title against The Honky Tonk Man at Halloween Havoc. Badd was scheduled to defend the title against Honky for a third time at Starrcade but Honky left the company before the event and was replaced by Arn Anderson, who Badd defeated to retain the title. On the January 8, 1995 episode of Main Event, Badd dropped the title to Anderson. Badd failed to win the title on the January 25th and February 18th episodes of Saturday Night and Main Event. Badd defeated Anderson in a boxing match to end the rivalry. Badd became the #1 contender for the United States Heavyweight Championship at Fall Brawl when he defeated Brian Pillman. Badd failed to appear on the September 30 episode of Saturday Night against Sting because he was attacked by Diamond Dallas Page.Badd defeated Page to win his second World Television Championship. At the inaugural World War 3 pay-per-view, Badd would gain Page's Diamond Doll if he won the title. Badd defeated Page to retain the title,


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texts: but he freed her. She was in Page's corner and in Badd's corner. Badd retained the title at SuperBrawl VI. During a house show on February 17 Badd lost the World Television Championship but regained it on February 18. He lost the title again on the March 9 episode of Saturday Night, after Page delivered a Diamond to Badd.This was Badd's last appearance. He left the company because he didn't like the angle with Page. After leaving WCW, he signed a contract with the World Wrestling Federation and began competing under his real name, Johnny B. Badd. On March 31, 1996, he made his WWF debut as a fan favorite and saved his wife from Helmsley. <mask> made his in-ring debut the following night on Monday Night Raw, where he defeated Isaac Yankem DDS, the night after his in-ring debut on Action Zone. The nickname World Wrestling Federation's 1 2 Punch was adopted by <mask> and Sable after they began accompanying <mask> to the ring with various outfits and whips. <mask> defeated Helmsley in his pay-per-view debut.<mask> qualified for the King of the Ring tournament by defeating Skip on the June 10 episode of Raw. He lost to Stone Cold Steve Austin in the King of the Ring semi-finals after defeating Owen Hart in the quarter-finals. After Goldust won a match against <mask> on the July 1 episode of Raw, <mask> started a rivalry with him. <mask> was defeated by Goldust at the SummerSlam pay-per-view. <mask> competed in a tournament for the Intercontinental Championship on the September 6 episode of Raw. <mask> won the title on the September 23 episode of Raw. <mask> successfully defended the title against Goldust.It was perfect at In Your House 10. After Perfect hit <mask> with a steel chair, he dropped the title to Helmsley on Raw. <mask> led a team of Jake Roberts, The Stalker, and newcomer Rocky Maivia in a four-on-four elimination tag team match. <mask>'s team won the match. <mask> defeated

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texts: Helmsley in the Intercontinental Championship at In Your House 12. <mask> was the #16 entrant in the 1997 Royal Rumble match. He was eliminated by Stone Cold Steve Austin.<mask> had a chance to win the Intercontinental Championship against Hunter Helmsley on the February 3 episode of Raw, but he failed to do so. He tore his anterior cruciate ligament and spent six months recovering. <mask> returned to WWF television on the October 6 episode of Raw is War, where he was repackaged as a boxer-turned-wrestler and got a new nickname. He used a new finishing move to win his match against Miguel Pérez, Jr., and began a slow turn as a villain. He lost to Butterbean in a toughman contest at D-Generation X: In Your House. As 1998 began, <mask>'s obsession with Sable continued, which led to a temporary alliance with Goldust and his valet, Luna Vachon, in which the three humiliated Sable during matches, but it turned into a short feud when Goldust became physical with Sable. <mask> and Sable defeated Goldust and Luna in a mixed tag team match.In the match between <mask> and Sable at Over the Edge, <mask> feigned remorse, offering to lie down and allow her to pin him, before defeating her with an inside cradle, which resulted in her leaving the WWF for a short time. His manager was named after him after he dropped Sable as his valet. On the June 22 episode of Raw is War, he failed to qualify for the King of the Ring tournament against Jeff Jarrett, and on the following week's episode of Raw is War, he was defeated. <mask> lost to Edge in a mixed tag team match at SummerSlam after Edge pinned him. After losing to Val Venis in a tournament in October, Mero failed to regain the Intercontinental Championship. <mask> fired her after she lost to Big Boss Man on the November 22 episode of Sunday Night Heat. <mask>'s last appearance on WWF television in the United States was on the November 30 episode of

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texts: Raw is War, where he faced light-weight champion Duane Gill.If he did not win the match, he would retire. The J.O.B helped Gill win the match. There is a squad. At the Capital Carnage pay-per-view in the United Kingdom, he wrestled one last time as a reluctant partner against Sable and Christian in a losing effort. <mask> and Sable left the WWF in 1999. <mask> had three years left on his contract and a guaranteed salary of $350,000. <mask> did not wrestle for 18 months due to nagging injuries and a shoulder surgery.<mask> returned to World Championship Wrestling on April 26, 2000, appearing with his trainer, Ray Rinaldi, in the audience on an episode of the show. <mask> did not return to WCW on a full-time basis due to his physical condition at the time. <mask> returned to wrestling in 2001 in the short-lived X Wrestling Federation. They were with the company until 2002. <mask> reprised his Johnny B. Badd character in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in 2004. On the October 2, 2004 episode of Xplosion, Badd's team defeated Rod Steele and Bruce Steele in a tag team match in which he was a fan favorite. Badd turned into a villain after smashing Jeff Jarrett's guitar on the head.His villainous turn was short-lived as he became a fan favorite during his Impact. He defeated Vito Thomaselli in his debut. He appeared with the company a few times. He competed at the company's first monthly pay-per-view, Victory Road, where he participated in an eight-man tag team match. On the November 19 episode of Impact!, Badd defeated Raven with the help of Diamond Dallas Page. <mask>'s team defeated Glen Gilberti and Johnny Swinger in a tag team match at the Turning Point pay-per-view in December. On the December 31 episode of Impact!, his team won a six-man tag team match.He was in a tag team match with Sonny Siaki against The Naturals at the pre-show of the Final Resolution pay-per-view on January 16,

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title: Marc Mero

texts: 2005, which Naturals won. <mask> retired from in-ring competition in 2006 and opened a body slam training institute. <mask> adopted her daughter from a previous marriage. The couple separated in 2003 and divorced in 2004. The couple divorced in 2019. <mask> is a Christian. Mero stated that he needed a heart valve transplant.<mask> had announced that he was going to have a heart surgery, however tests showed that his enlarged heart had shrunk. <mask> claims that he will need surgery in the future. <mask> stated during a Mother's Day presentation that he had overdosed three times and nearly died. Mero's book, How to be the happiest person on the planet, was released in December of 2010. In June and July of 2007, Mero criticized the wrestling industry and World Wrestling Entertainment for their use of steroids. Mero admitted in an interview that he used steroids and recreational drugs for seven years and claimed that steroids contributed to the early deaths of many wrestlers. Mero produced a list of 25 wrestlers with whom he had wrestled and who had died, calling for greater regulation of the wrestling industry.<mask>'s comments were criticized by Mr. Kennedy, who labelled him a "goof" and a "silly bastard", and Dave "Fit" Finlay, who claimed <mask> had "nothing to do with this business". On July 15, 2007, <mask> attended the memorial for Nancy and Daniel. <mask> began lecturing on the dangers of drug abuse and bullied at schools in Central Florida after his comments, and he also promotes a similar-interests website with which he is affiliated. He has made many appearances in schools and community colleges in Florida. Shootfighting record, 0–1-1, John "Bradshaw" Layfield, Decision, WWF Raw is War #272, Omaha, Nebraska, U.S. 43 of the top 500 singles wrestlers were ranked in 1996. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter Most Improved Wrestler (1995) is one of the most improved wrestlers in the


title: Eithne Coyle

texts: <mask> was an Irish republican activist. She was a member of the Gaelic League. Her role in the period known as'revolutionary Ireland' (c1912-c1924) was more extensive than her membership of these two groups indicates. Peader O'Donnell's application for a military service application was supported by a letter dated 19 April 1945 in which she was stated to have been targeted more by the Irish Free State forces than by Cumann na mBan. She was involved in two high-profile prison escapes in the 1920s. She was the youngest child of Charles and May McHugh and was born on January 3, 1897 in Killult, a village near Falcarragh, County Donegal. The 1st Northern Division of the Irish Volunteers was commanded by her brother Donal.She became active in anti-conscription campaigns after joining Cumann na mBan. She blamed the pressures of dealing with landlords who evicted her family from their lands for her father's death at the young age of 36. She notes in her private papers that she first met Maud Gonne when she was a child. During the 1890s, Gonne fought for tenant farmers' rights. As head of the County Donegal branch of Cumann na mBan Coyle, she played a leading role in organizing her members to canvass for Sinn Féin in the 1918 general election. Before setting up Cumann na mBan branches, she lived for a time in Dungannon as a Gaelic League organizer. She became an official of the Gaelic League.During the Irish War of Independence, she was a close friend of the local Irish Republican Army and provided them with sketches of a local police station. She was jailed for three years for aiding IRA members after her house was twice wrecked by Black and Tans. She refused to recognize the court during her trial. She noted


title: Eithne Coyle

texts: in her private papers, "I read a newspaper during the whole comedy and only raised my eyes once to tell the presiding officer that he was wasting his precious time, as I did not recognise his sham court, as I spoke Irish one of the police had to translate my seven words She first remembered seeing Markievicz at Mountjoy Prison, where she was serving a sentence of two years hard labor. We could only wave at her at Mass on Sunday as we were not allowed to kneel beside her at the altar rails. They hatched a plan to escape from the prison.On October 31, 1921, <mask> and Kearns, along with two other inmates Mary Burke and Aileen Keogh, scaled the wall of the prison and escaped in cars driven by republicans who had been instructed to wait outside. She stayed in an IRA camp until the Irish War of Independence truce. The anti-treaty group supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Cumann na mBan was the first organisation to proclaim against the Anglo-Irish Treaty for the North West of Ireland. She found that many of the local branches had lost a lot of their membership and were forced to restructure the movement as a more streamlined model. In order to enforce the IRA boycott on goods that had passed but which had met with little enthusiasm, she held up the train from which she removed all copies of the Belfast newspapers. Cumann na mBan's leadership did not sanction <mask>'s activity, but it became a regular occurrence on that train line.She was the official dispatch carrier between the IRA 1st Northern Division and 3rd Western Division, and she was involved in rowing between Donegal and Sligo to make sure messages were not intercepted. Although she was frequently arrested by pro-treaty forces, she was never charged.

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title: Eithne Coyle

texts: The first Cumann na mBan member to be arrested as a result of the crack down on the activities of the group was <mask>. She became the Cumann na mBan member to go on hunger strike, refusing food for seven days, as there was no female prison guard. After being held at Buncrana Barracks for two weeks, she was taken to Mountjoy Prison by boat. Cumann na mBan members were already in the prison when <mask> arrived and overcrowding became a problem. The women threw their beds out of the cells and slept on the floor during the protests.After six weeks, another hunger strike began. Women were transferred from Mountjoy Prison and Kilmainham Gaol to the North Dublin Union internment camp. The terrible conditions at the North Dublin Union, which had previously housed troops, were noted by <mask>. On May 7, 1923, twenty female prisoners escaped. She was captured the next day. After Constance Markievicz resigned as president of Cumann na mBan, <mask> was elected as the new president. She resigned from the post in 1941.Although she was a founder member of the Republican Congress in 1934, she and another Cumann na mBan activist resigned after it became clear that a feud between the IRA factions would follow this move, something both women hoped to avoid. She started researching the history of Cumann na mBan after she stepped down as President. She was interested in the women from the north of Ireland and Scotland. She never published a book on this subject because she collected surveys and questionnaires from a lot of women. She had been in a relationship with Bernard O'Donnell since 1918. The two had a son and daughter who later became nuns. Irish republicans and Irish socialists were involved in the Irish Civil

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title: Brian Horton

texts: <mask> "Nobby" <mask> was born in 1949. He was a professional player for 16 years and a manager for 22. He spent four years as a semi-professional player and 11 years as a coach and assistant manager. <mask> was released from Walsall's youth-team in 1966 and had to find a new job as a builder. Hednesford Town won the Senior Cup in 1970, his final appearance for the club. He joined Port Vale of the English Football League in 1970. He made 258 appearances in the first-team before being sold for 30,000 dollars.He helped the club win promotions to the First Division from the Third Division in 1976 and 1977 and was named on the PFA Team of the Year on both occasions. He won the club's Player of the Year in 1977. He was transferred to Luton Town in 1981 after playing 251 games for the club. He captained the team to the Second Division title in 1981 and helped the club stay in the First Division. <mask> was installed as player-manager at Hull City in June 1984 and led the club to promotion out of the Third Division in 1984. He was appointed as Oxford United's assistant manager in the month after he was sacked. Despite a financial crisis caused by the death of the club's owner, he was able to keep the club in the Second Division for five seasons.In August 1993 <mask> was appointed Manchester City manager and kept the club competitive in the First Division before he was dismissed in May 1995 by new club chairman Francis Lee. He was dismissed from his job at the bottom of the Second Division in October 1997. In February 1998 he returned to his previous club, BRIGHTON & HOBBLE, who were struggling near the

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title: Brian Horton

texts: foot of the Third Division and had to play their home games at Priestfield Stadium. He moved to Port Vale in 1999. <mask> won his first trophy in management as Vale won the Football League trophy in 2001. He resigned in February 2004. He took charge of the club in 2004.He was sacked in October 2006 after two full seasons in charge. He returned to Hull City as Phil Brown's assistant manager in May 2007, after spending some time out of the game. The pair were fired in March 2010 after the club was promoted to the premier league. He returned to management with Macclesfield Town in March 2012 but was unable to prevent the club from being demoted from the Football League. He was an assistant to Paul Dickov at Doncaster and an assistant to Phil Brown at Southend United. He assisted Phil Brown at the club for two months. He has been married twice and has twins.Hednesford Town was where <mask>'s father was a coal miner and his mother was a cook. At the age of 15, he started his career as a member of the youth team. He joined hometown club Hednesford Town in the West Midlands (Regional) League after being signed by player-manager Dick Neal, but was released after two years without having appeared for the first-team. He worked in the building trade during his time at the club. He became known as Nobby to fans, a nickname that stuck with him throughout his career, after a supporter stated that <mask> played like Nobby Stiles. He won the Senior Cup in his final appearance for the club. Port Vale Horton returned to the Football League at the age of 21 when he joined the club in July 1970.Hednesford Town

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texts: chairman was quoted as saying that his transfer fee was a 'pinn of shandy' as Vale were struggling financially and simply haggled with him. Port Vale agreed to play a pre-season friendly with Hednesford and allowed them to keep all the gate receipt money. At Hednesford, <mask> had been earning £7-a-week, rising to £20 with win bonuses, supplemented by a £20-a-week income from building work, and so actually took a significant pay cut to turn professional at Port Vale. <mask> played 40 games in the 1970–72 season and scored his first competitive goal in a 3–2 win against Bury. In the 1971–72 season, he hit eight goals in 47 appearances and became the club's penalty taker, with half of his goals coming from the spot. In the 1972– 73 season, he hit seven goals in 43 games, four of them coming from the penalty spot. He missed a period around Christmas due to injury, and during this time his teammates struggled to find results, as they finished four points behind promoted Notts County.He missed an FA Cup third round tie with West Ham United because of a leg injury he sustained in a 2–0 defeat at Charlton Athletic. Lee wanted to allow <mask> more room in the center of the field, so he changed the team's formation from 4–4–2 to 4–3–3. Roy Sproson replaced Lee as Vale's manager in January. Vale was seven points clear of the bottom of the table. <mask> scored four goals. At the end of the 1974–75 season, <mask> was one goal behind top-scorers Ray Williams and Terry Bailey, but Vale missed out on promotion by four points. He hit four goals in 35 games in 1975, including two for Vale in a win over

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texts: Millwall.He was sold to Seagulls in March 1976 for a fee of £30,000, much to the disappointment of Vale supporters. He scored 37 goals in 258 games for Port Vale in the league and cup competition. <mask> was given a contract worth £100-a-week as club captain by Peter Taylor. At the end of the 1975–76 season, Taylor quit the club after they missed out on promotion. After watching <mask> in his first training session, Alan Mullery decided that <mask> would provide the necessary leadership and skill on the pitch, so he retired as a player. <mask>, along with Graham Cross and Peter Ward, were named on the team of the year. Mullery promoted the "Seagulls" to the Second Division after they finished second in 1976.Mullery was disappointed in his players after they failed to win the divisional title. Peter Ward was named the club's top scorer with 36 goals, but <mask> was named the player of the year. Despite finishing fourth in the 1977–78 season, they missed out on promotion to the First Division because Spurs had a better goal difference. In 1978–79, the Seagulls won promotion as runners-up, one point behind Crystal Palace and one point ahead of fourth place. <mask> and Mark Lawrenson were named to the Team of the Year for the second time. In the 1979–80 season, Seagulls played top-flight football for the first time in their history. The team got off to a poor start, losing four of their first five games and sinking to the bottom of the league by the end of the season.They did the double over <mask>'s team that season. They finished in 16th place, six points clear of the danger zone. The 1980– 81

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texts: punched <mask> in the tunnel, causing a brawl among the players.<mask> was offered a contract by Chelsea, but could not agree terms with chairman Ken Bates, and instead signed a new two-year contract with Luton. <mask> left the club at the end of the 1983–84 season, as they secured their top-flight status with a 16-place finish. He scored 14 goals in 131 games for the club. His next move was to Hull City, who appointed him their player-manager, and with whom he ended his playing career in 1986 after making 46 competitive appearances. <mask> was a fiercely competitive wing-half who was skilled at tackling and passing. Managerial career Hull City <mask> became player-manager of Hull City in July 1984 and led his side to promotion to the Second Division at the end of the 1984–85 season. He quickly built up a reputation as a strong-minded coach.His first game in charge was a 0–0 draw at Sincil Bank, and three of his first four games were against Lincoln City. In November, his team came from 4–1 down to beat Orient 5–4 after he told his assistant to "get some verbals going" at half-time. He signed a replacement for Billy Whitehurst, who he sold for over two million dollars. <mask> was offered a seat on the board. Nick Barmby was signed to Spurs at the age of 16 because the club had 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 <mask> also brought in defender Richard Jobson fromWatford for £40,000. The chairman could not agree on terms with the player, so he tried to sign Mark Bright.The 1985–86 season saw Hull come very close to earning promotion to the First Division, finishing in sixth-place, which was the third-highest finish in the club's history. <mask> was sent off against Crystal Palace in his final appearance and quit playing to concentrate on full-time management. The "Tigers" ended their campaign in 14th place despite the introduction of the play-off system. The 1987–88 campaign began promisingly, and Hull were in the top six and chasing automatic promotion places by the half-way stage. There was only one win in 17 games during the dreadful run of results. Their form was not helped by the sale of their star play-maker, which <mask> later admitted was a mistake. Don Robinson fired <mask> after the home defeat to Swindon Town.The players took responsibility for the defeat and asked the chairman to reconsider, but he refused. He turned down the chance to sign Dean Windass. In May 1988, <mask> was going to become an assistant to Mark Lawrenson at Oxford United. The board elected <mask> as Lawrenson's replacement in October 1988 after Dean Saunders was sold to Derby County without Lawrenson's consent. The million pound fee for Saunders allowed <mask> to build a squad of his own. He gave debuts to Joey and

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texts: Paul. In the 1988–89 Second Division campaign, Oxford finished in 17th place.He used the relationship between Derby and Oxford to sign Dave Penney. Oxford finished the season in 17th place with 54 points. He bought Les Robinson to build a promotion winning squad. The "Yellows" finished in tenth place, eight points off the play-off places. <mask> had to sell Martin Foyle to Port Vale because of the financial crisis that followed the death of Robert Maxwell. He didn't make any major signings in Foyle's place, and instead gave debuts to Paul Wanless, Chris Allen, and Bobby Ford. He sold Paul Simpson to Derby in February 1992.The loss of close to $1 million of talent showed on the pitch as Oxford ended the 1991– 92 season one place and two points ahead of Argyle. They secured their safety with a win. Steve was put in charge of Oxford's youth-team at the end of the season, after he was given his first job in management. His side finished in 14th place, seven points above the bottom of the table. He paid a lot of money for Matt Murphy and Andy Melville. In August 1993, four games after the start of the 1993–94 Premier League campaign, <mask> resigned as Oxford manager to replace Peter Reid as manager of Manchester City, to the surprise of many supporters and commentators, who were expecting the appointment of someone more high-profile. <mask> told the chairman that "we have the makings, the backbone of a really good squad" and that he was satisfied with not making many additions if it meant keeping hold of the existing squad.City's previous three seasons in the top-flight had yielded top-ten finishes


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texts: but <mask> struggled with injuries and City were 20th and bottom in February. David Rocastle failed to live up to expectations after being traded for eight-year club veteran David White. After losing two of their last 14 games of the season, <mask> transformed his attack by signing Uwe Rsler, Paul Walsh, and Peter Beagrie. Peter Beagrie and Nicky Summerbee were two out-and-out wingers that <mask> played with. They scored 47 goals between them, but also suffered some heavy defeats, such as the 5–0 loss to Manchester United. There was talk of a return to European football as young talents such as Richard Edghill and Steve Lomas came to the fore. <mask> was sacked after they only won four of their remaining 25 league games.Francis Lee had taken over as chairman after <mask>'s appointment and wished to have his own man in the dugout at Maine Road. <mask> said that after he left, Francis made transfers which he could not comprehend. The manager of the club that just won promotion to the First Division resigned days after the club's play-off success. <mask> was recommended to the club by another person. The "Terriers" started the 1995–96 campaign positively, and enjoyed a mid-season run of just two defeats in 19 games. They lost to Wimbledon in a replay in the fifth round of the FA Cup. The team were on course for a play-off place, but a run of just three wins in their final 13 games left them in eighth-place.<mask> broke the club's transfer record when he bought Marcus Stewart for over a million dollars and sold Andy Booth for over a million dollars. The 1996–97 season ended with just two places and

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texts: eight points for the Terriers. Injuries throughout the spine of the team meant that Lee Makel, Marcus Stewart, and Andy Morrison missed a lot of the season. <mask> was fired in October 1997 after a defeat to Forest left the Terriers at the bottom of the table. In February 1998 <mask> returned to one of his old clubs to become manager of BRIGHTON & HOE. Their home games were played 75 miles away at Gillingham's Priestfield Stadium. He led the club to victory over Chester City.The "Seagulls" secured their Football League status in April after winning a point. They finished the 1997–98 season fifteen points clear of Doncaster. <mask> told Dick Knight that he wanted 18 out and 18 in. Gary Hart, signed from Stansted of the Essex Senior Football League for £1,000 and a set of kit, was one of the new arrivals. He brought Martin and Dean onto the backroom staff. One unusual but effective piece of business was the sale of Paul Holsgrove, who <mask> signed on a free transfer fromStoke City and then sold on to Hibs in the same transfer window. After the dismissal of long-serving manager John Rudge, <mask> left the club in January 1999 to take charge of another of his old clubs, Port Vale.At the end of the 1998–99 season, <mask> brought in five players to help the Vale avoid being demoted. <mask> had to sell Peter Beadle to raise money for his new signings because of the spending spree. He won his first game in charge with a 2–0 win over the Terriers. The Vale finished above Bury on goals scored because of a five-game winning streak in April. Neil Aspin was the most significant departure as <mask> allowed


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texts: ten players to leave Vale Park in order to stay in the First Division. Three players on free transfers were signed by <mask> to replace these players. Marcus and Carl were both sold back to Orient.He sold a highly rated young centre-back to Spurs for a million dollars, and sold another to West Bromwich for a million dollars. They were replaced by Micky Cummins, Mark Goodlad, Sagi Burton, and Ville Viljanen. His side was demoted in his first full season as a manager. Martin Foyle retired at the end of the campaign, as did key players Paul Musselwhite and Ian Bogie. <mask> signed four free transfers to prepare them for life in the Second Division. At the start of the 2000–01) campaign, <mask>'s team went 13 games without a win, and were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-League Canvey Island. It was the greatest embarrassment of <mask>'s football career.He put five players on the transfer list. He signed Steve Brooker for £15,000, brought in Onandi Lowe and Richard Burgess on free transfer, and also sold Jeff Minton to Rotherham United. The form of Vale improved as they avoided defeat in both Potteries derby games. After a good run of results, <mask> was named Manager of the month in March. He won his first trophy as a manager when Vale won the Football League Trophy. Dave Brammer was sold by Vale for half a million dollars. The collapse of ITV Digital cost the club $400,000 in revenue.Stephen McPhee was one of the free transfers that <mask> had to build his squad on. The season ended in 14th place for Vale. The team earned 13 points from a possible 18 in February and <mask> was named Manager of the


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texts: month. Jon McCarthy, Ian Brightwell, Phil Charnock, Sam Collins, and Mark Boyd were signed by <mask>. He supplemented his squad with the additions of Lee Ashcroft, Peter Clarke and Adrian Littlejohn after four straight defeats. <mask> was unpopular with some of the Vale's supporters. The season was dominated by off-the-field issues as Vale entered administration and were taken over by a fan-based consortium.<mask> had to find a replacement for departing defender Matt Carragher. He found a replacement for him in George Pilkington, as well as signing a goalkeeper and a defender. The financial crisis necessitated the rebuilding of <mask>'s squad, which was completed by the start of the campaign. <mask> was named Manager of the month because of the club's good start. <mask> resigned from the Vale after they were one point outside of the play-offs by February. At the start of April 2004, <mask> was appointed as manager of struggling Third Division club Macclesfield Town, replacing John Askey, who stayed on as a coach. <mask> was given the job on a permanent basis in May.He rejuvenated a demoralised side and kept them in the Football League. Iraqi international Jassim Swadi was one of the people he signed over the summer. He offered fresh deals to six others and allowed Martin Carruthers to leave. He added to his squad by signing Mark and Simon and transferring Tommy and Michael. The Silkmen were tipped to slip out of League Two at the end of the 2004–05 season, but <mask>'s side were in the top-seven of the division virtually all season long. On 3 November 2004, <mask> celebrated his 1000th game as a

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texts: campaign. The "Silkmen" finished in 17th place. <mask> searched for a new player in the middle of the season and found one in Jamie Tolley. He also released five players, including a former Port Vale goalkeeper. <mask> was fired in October 2006 after his team failed to win any of their first twelve league games.In May 2007, <mask> returned to Hull City as assistant manager to Phil Brown, 19 years after he resigned as Hull manager. Fraizer Campbell, who was on loan from Manchester United, scored 15 goals in 37 games for Hull. The first time Hull City made it to the top-flight in their 104-year history, he helped them win promotion via the play-offs. In March 2009, <mask> accused Cesc Fbregas of spitting after an FA Cup match. Fbregas was cleared of any wrongdoing. Phil Brown was put on gardening leave on 15 March as <mask> and Steve Parkin were appointed as the club's joint-caretaker managers. <mask> offered to stay on until the end of the season, but Hull decided to go down.<mask> was appointed as Phil Brown's assistant in January 2011. They were demoted from the Championship at the end of the 2010–11 season. <mask> left when Phil Brown was fired. <mask> returned to Macclesfield Town as manager for the rest of the season after Gary Simpson left. He was given the same task as he was when he was appointed manager, steering the club out of League Two. The Silkmen left the Football League after a 2–0 defeat to Burton at Moss Rose on April 28. He stepped down as manager on April 30th after just two points from his eight games in charge.<mask> turned down the chance of joining Phil Brown for a third


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texts: time. He was appointed as an assistant manager to Paul Dickov. He left the role in July of 2015. Phil Brown appointed him as football coach at Southend United. He left Roots Hall after Brown was placed on gardening leave. <mask> was appointed as Brown's assistant at the new club. <mask> left the club two months later, ending their partnership in management.He married a computer programmer in the 70s. Matthew and Lucy were twins. He married his second wife, Val, in 2002. Simon McMain was released from the Manchester City youth-team before he met Val. Career statistics There are appearances and goals in the League Cup, Football League Trophy, Football League play-offs and Full Members Cup. Managerial statistics are considered as a player's Individual PFA Third Division Team of the Year.The Hednesford Town team of 1978 and 1981 won the second division team of the year. The players are from Port Vale F.C. The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C. The players at Town F.C. The players are from Hull City A.F.C. Football players and managers from Hull City A.F.C. The managers of Hull City.Directors and chairmen of Oxford United F.C. The managers of Manchester City. There are managers at Huddersfield Town A.F.C. The managers of the Seagulls and the Hawthorns are the F.C. Managers at Port Vale F.C. The managers of Hull City. The staff at the North End F.C. are not playing.There are no playing staff at Macclesfield Town F.C. Managers of the English Football League and Doncaster Rovers F.C. There are no playing staff at Southend United F.C. The staff at Swindon Town F.C. are not playing. English


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texts: <mask> is a basketball player for the Greek Basket League and the EuroLeague. He is a 7 ft 2 in (2.20 m) tall center with a 7 ft 6 in (2.29 m) wingspan and was born in Athens, Greece. His names are "Big Papa" and "Big George". He is a member of the senior National Team of Greece. He was selected 13th overall in the 2016 NBA draft by the Phoenix Suns before being traded to the Kings. Papagiannis spent his early years in Megara, in the western region of Athens, where he was born. Papagiannis was at the Jordan Brand Classic International Game.He committed to Westtown School in West Chester, Pennsylvania, in May of 2013). As a high school junior, he played basketball at Westtown and attended school. After his junior year of high school in the United States, he transferred to the American School in Athens, Greece for his senior year. Papagiannis made his senior men's club debut with Peristeri on January 5, 2012 at the age of 14. He was the youngest player to ever play in the modern era of the Greek Basket League, starting with the 1992–93 season. He was with Peristeri for the entire 2012–13 season. There was a player option in the contract that allowed Papagiannis to leave Panathinaikos for a US college in the summer of 2015.Papagiannis, considered to be one of the biggest young European talent prospects, received scholarship offers from 17 USA colleges. On July 8, 2015, it was announced that Papagiannis had decided to continue


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texts: November 5, 2016 he made his NBA debut in a loss to Milwaukee, recording two points and one rebound in six minutes off the bench. He had his first double-double with 14 points and 11 rebound in the Kings' loss to Oklahoma City. He was a member of the Reno Bighorns of the NBA Development League. On February 8, Papagianis was let go by the Kings.Papagiannis signed a 10-day contract with the Portland Trail Blazers. Papagiannis signed a two-year contract on March 18 despite not playing a single game for Portland. He played in one game. After the end of the NBA Summer League, <mask> was let go by the Blazers. Papagiannis signed a contract with the team for 5 years, with the last 2 years of the contract being team options. The NBA opt-out option was included after the third year of the contract. <mask> played for the Greek Under-16 junior national team at the 2012 FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship, where he led in blocks per game.At the Under-16 World Cup in Turkey, he helped Greece win the gold medal. He was named to the All-Tournament Team at the FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship after leading the tournament in blocks per game. He was voted to the All-Tournament Team at the 2015 FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship. Papagiannis was a member of the senior Greek national basketball team. He played for Greece at the EuroBasket and the World Cup qualification. The players are from Peristeri B.C. Sports people from Athens Westtown

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title: Gus Johnson (sportscaster)

texts: <mask>. is an American sportscaster. He is the lead play-by-play man for college football and college basketball for Fox. He was with CBS before working with Fox. <mask> attended the University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy. He was an all-league quarterback, co-captain of the football team, an all-league shooting guard, co-captain of the basketball team, and a first baseman and catcher on the baseball team. A four-year letter winner on the baseball team, <mask> graduated from Howard University with a degree in political science in 1990. <mask> was the play-by-play man for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves, Big East basketball on the Big East Network, college hockey on the Big East Network, and NFL games on CBS from 1998 to 2010.Black College Sports Today was hosted by <mask>. He worked as a weekend anchor for WTTG in Washington, D.C. after a brief stint as an on-air personality. He had a small role in the 1998 film He Got Game. CBS Sports' coverage of March Madness from 1996 to 2011 was called Roles <mask>'s play-by-play. UCLA's 17-point comeback over Gonzaga in 2006 is one of the memorable games that <mask> has called. The Big Ten Network has Sunday-night basketball games. <mask> worked for the Madison Square Garden Network from 1994 to 2010 and was the play-by-play man for the NBA's New York Knicks and the New York Liberty.The Yankees, Rangers and Knicks have been the focus of <mask>'s studio shows. He called 20 Milwaukee Bucks games for Fox Sports Wisconsin. The inaugural season of BIG3 basketball was handled by <mask>. He has announced preseason television games for the Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions and New York Dragons. Steve Albert replaced <mask> as the voice of the

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texts: Golden Gloves and Showtime Championship Boxing. <mask> was a mixed martial arts commentator until 2011. During the Kimbo Slice fight, <mask> announced that the fight was the most incredible victory in the history of mixed martial arts.The play-by-play commentary in the video games NCAA Basketball 10, Madden NFL 11 and Madden NFL 12 has been done by <mask>. He was the play-by-play man for the fictional football games in Buffalo Wild Wings commercials. After the NBA season, <mask> left the network to spend more time with his son. He was released by CBS on May 5, 2011. He finalized a deal to call college football for Fox Sports on May 9, 2011. <mask> was the play-by-play man for the Major League Soccer's San Jose Earthquakes. He was the lead soccer analyst for Fox when he called his first match.In August, Fox Sports announced that <mask> would announce "select" NFL games for the 2021. The sportscaster has not posted on his account since 2012 and was challenged by a comedian to an athletic competition. <mask>'s high-energy style has resulted in a divided response from sports fans. "Hurt My Feelings!" is one of the signature phrases he uses. Oh my goodness! "Rise and fire... Count it!" Here comes the pain!He's got to get away from the cops. From the parking lot! The runner... bang! "Pure!" "BAM!" "Hot Sauce!""Cold-Blooded!" What a game! " Down the Sideline!" "HA-HAAA". <mask> uses silence at opportune times to let television viewers absorb the moment, such as during a college football game between Notre Dame and Stanford in 2015, when a field goal was kicked at the end of a high- scoring game. <mask> was well-known for his calls such as "My name is Al Harrington... and I get buckets!" Perhaps <mask>'s most

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texts: famous Knicks call was his enthusiastic description of Allan Houston's last-second shot to defeat the top-seeded Miami Heat in the first round of the 1998–1999 NBA playoffs.The Sweet 16 of the 2006 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament was called by <mask>. The ball was thrown to Morrison from the other side of the court as the clock ran out in the game. He is holding on. You don't want to hurt Morrison. You have to foul if you want them to get it over half court. <mask>: It was a steal. Farmar!The freshman up, almost inaudible over the crowd cheering as UCLA forward Luc Mbah a Moute scores a layup. Raivio! The last chance to dance! Mbah a Moute was able to steal the ball via a jump ball before a foul was called, leaving just over two seconds left. The thing is unbelievable! What a game! The thing is unbelievable!What a game! The thing is unbelievable! <mask> is from UCLA. It's unbelievable! Are you kidding me? <mask> was down by 17 in the city. Holy mackerel!Once again, the ball was thrown in from the side of the court, but this time it was for the game-winning basket. <mask>: In the middle of the court. Batista shoots before the buzzer, but misses. What a comeback! UCLA was down by 17 and won 73– 71. The nickname "Screaming <mask>" was earned by <mask> as the game wound up having a tight finish. Greg Gumbel joked that <mask> would be out of the hospital by the next game.The opening game of the football season was called by <mask>. The Broncos needed to get into field goal range or score a touchdown in the waning seconds of the game. Kyle Orton threw a pass to Brandon Marshall. Brandon Stokley ran it in for the game-winning touchdown after the ball was tipped by Leon Hall. <mask>'s call of the

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texts: play is as follows: <mask>: Second down and 10 at the 13 yard line. In other words, about 60 yards to get into the field goal range. <mask> said that Buckhalter was next to him.OH CAUGHT! Orton pumps again to the sideline. STOKLEY! Down the middle! Can he catch him? STOKLEY! Wow! Touchdown Denver!It's unbelievable! Oh my goodness! What a play! 87 yards! Woah! <mask> said in a later interview that he thought he was going to have a heart attack. It was the most amazing thing.I have seen many great things in sports. I started doing this in 1990 and have never seen anything like that in football. Wow. Tennessee running back <mask> broke away for a 52 yard touchdown on the first play of the game, which was called by <mask>. This was <mask>'s call, first down and 10. Don't watch out! He's got to get away from the cops.Touchdown! 52 yards! It has become one of his most famous calls despite receiving some criticism, as Complex magazine named it his top call in 2013). As the play-by-play commentator for the college football game between Ohio State and Maryland, <mask> made a joke about the hit on Taivon Jacobs. Though the play ultimately resulted in Ward's ejection from the game, <mask>'s enthusiasm was noted. Whoo! Ward levels Jacobs. What a hit!The man is Denzel Ward! You have barbecue there, but you didn't invite me? Hurt! My! Feelings! Keldon <mask> took a pass from P.J. Washington and made a half-court shot at the buzzer to tie the game at Madison Square Garden. The call of the final seconds of regulation was made by <mask>.He can run the baseline. Keldon <mask> threw it! The buzzer is making a noise. He killed it. Wow! We're at level 70. Whoo!Unbelieveable. We're going to overtime at the Garden. On the 50th

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texts: anniversary of the "Game of the Century" between Oklahoma and Nebraska, <mask> was the play-by-play commentator. Oklahoma's D.J. was in the fourth quarter. Graham made a one-handed interception on fourth down, leading to a notable call by <mask>, who referenced a similar one-handed touchdown catch made by Odell Beckham Jr. Oh my gosh! D.J.Graham! I want that Odell! The Vikings attempted a game-winning field goal at the end of regulation, which came down to the Vikings attempting a game-winning field goal at the end of regulation, which came down to the Vikings attempting a game-winning field goal at the end of regulation, which came down to the The kick from Greg Joseph sailed to the right of the goalposts, leaving <mask> bewildered. UNBELIEVABLE! TheCardinals survive...34...33! You're watching the game.On F-O-X! In Week 3, <mask> was assigned to a game against the Jags. Cardinal placekicker Matt Prater attempted a 68-yard field goal before halftime to top his previous league record 64-yarder in 2013, with the Jaguars readying Jamal Agnew for a possible return of a miss from the end zone. With the kick trajectory short, Agnew caught the ball109 yards away in the end zone, setting up <mask> for an enthusiastic call. It's short, got it up! Agnew takes it out of the end zone. Agnew is still running.Down the line! It's new! It was a touchdown in Jacksonville! A hundred and nine yards. Incredible! Oh my goodness, watch this! <mask>'s call, which had him screaming at the top of his lungs, was well received by several fans and commentators.The names of people who were born in 1967, include African-American sports journalists, American radio sports commentators, College basketball commentators, and the Detroit

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title: Kimball Atwood

texts: The doctor is from Massachusetts. He was an assistant clinical professor at the school and an anesthesiologist at the hospital. An associate editor of the journal Scientific Review of Alternative Medicine, <mask> is an active skeptic. He is an associate editor at Science Based Medicine and co-editor of Naturowatch. He is a founding member of the Institute for Science in Medicine. The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, an honor granted for "major contributions to science and reason, critical inquiry, and public education", was founded in 2010. He is a critic of naturopathic medicine.His interest in pseudoscience was stimulated in 2000 by a nursing conference. Alternative healing practices, such as therapeutic touch, were promoted as effective treatments for the disease. He was against the licensing of naturopathic physicians in his state. He was the author of the minority report. He did his internship and residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He holds certifications from the American Board of Internal Medicine. He retired as an anesthesiologist fromNewton-Wellesley Hospital in 2019.The Board of Director for the Institute for Science in Medicine Fellow for Committee for Skeptical Inquiry has a Vice President. The Massachusetts Special Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medical Practitioners was formed in 2000 after six attempts by naturopathic groups to become licensed as health care providers. There were two reports produced by the Special Commission in 2002. The majority of reports recommended licensure for naturopaths. The minority report opposed the licensure. According to the minority report, there was no point in pursuing the goal of


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texts: naturopathic licensure until the field changed, otherwise healthcare in the state would suffer in terms of safety and reputation. The Joint Committee on Health Care received testimony opposing naturopathic licensure in Massachusetts from the chair of the MMS Committee on Quality of Medical Practice.The state of Massachusetts did not have a naturopathic licensure. Critics of naturopathic medicine are concerned about the extent to which medical institutions have accepted naturopathic practices. In an interview with The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe, <mask> explained why he concentrates his efforts on naturopaths. Although some naturopaths have "the trappings of legitimacy", such as advanced degrees from naturopathic institutes, and may seek state licensure or recognition as primary healthcare providers, they are not trained in modern medical techniques. The interview described the "hodgepodge" of techniques promoted by naturopathic physicians. He said that the dangers of state and federal officials legitimizing alternative medicine are not supported by clinical research. The advocate of science-based medicine is not an advocate of evidence-based medicine.In a series of posts, the author said that the claims ofCAM are not evaluated as thoroughly as they could be. Homeopath is an example to show the weakness of EBM. All health claims should be subjected to randomized controlled trials, including those of pseudoscientific "alternative medicine" practices. Homeopath is a health claim that has no prior plausibility. Proponents of the practices tend to back small and poor quality clinical trials to investigate their claims. equivocal or weakly positive results are wrongly