title: Henry Horne, 1st Baron Horne

texts: During the First World War, General <mask> was the most notable military officer in the British Army. He was the only British officer in the war. The third son of Major James and Constance Mary Shewell was born in the parish of Wick in Caithness, Scotland, on February 19, 1861. He was appointed a lieutenant in the Royal Field Artillery after receiving a commission from the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. On 17 August 1888, captain and major were promoted. The cavalry under Sir John French fought in the SecondBoer War in South Africa. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel on November 29, 1900, and later served as a remount officer in the war.After the end of hostilities in June of 1902, he returned to England and left Cape Town in the Norman in August of that year. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in 1905 and served with the Royal Horse Artillery. His military career was unremarkable until 1912 when he was promoted to brigadier. Two years after the start of the First World War, Lieutenant-General Douglas Haig appointed <mask> to command a force of artillery. At the Battle of Mons, <mask> distinguished himself with a rearguard action that allowed Haig's I Corps to retreat almost effortless; the German Army made few attacks toward Haig's forces, as they were occupied by Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien's costly defensive action. In October of 1914, he was promoted to Major-General and created a Companion of the Order of the Bath. He was given command of the 2nd Division a few months later.The first British night attack of the war took place in May 1915, but the attack failed due to the lack of weapons. The Secretary of State for War, Lord Kitchener, was viciously attacked by the media and General French was sacked at the end of the year. After this debacle, the cannons were reorganised. In November 1915, Lord Kitchener and <mask> went to the Dardanelles, where they organised and executed the Evacuation of Gallipoli. For several months, he was in charge of the defences of the canal. He

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title: Henry Horne, 1st Baron Horne

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texts: returned to the Western Front in March 1916. The Fourth Army was preparing for an attack in the Somme area.The "creeping barrage" was a tactic that was used for the rest of the war and was advocated by <mask>. The costliest battle of the First World War took place on 1 July 1916. His force was made up of the 7th and 21st Divisions. The villages of Fricourt and Mametz were captured on the first day of the attack. The divisions bypassed Mametz Wood in order to allow XV to advance. The 38th (Welsh) Division was assigned to the Corps as the 7th Division had suffered heavy casualties. The division's efforts to attack the wood were interfered with by <mask>, who ordered a single platoon into action.The commander of the 7th Division replaced Ivor Philipps because of a miscommunication with the division's commander. This event did no justice to the men of the division or the difficulties they had faced. The Welsh cleared the woods by the following day after launching a full-scale attack. The Welsh division suffered over 3000 casualties on the Somme. Historian Don Farr wrote that the reputation of the Welsh division was damaged due to the interference of <mask> in matters best left to the brigade staff and his lack of battlefield command at this level. The Battle of Delville Wood and the Battle of Flers–Courcelette were fought after the wood had been cleared. The Order of the Bath created a Knight Commander in 1916.After the capture of Flers, he was promoted to temporary General and succeeded Sir Charles Monro, who was blocked from receiving the promotion because of Richard Haking. He was promoted to Lieutenant-General for distinguished service in the field on January 1, 1917. In April 1917, his troops were sent on a diversionary attack on the fearsome Vimy Ridge, which rose hundreds of feet over the surrounding landscape. After one month of relative failure, Robert Nivelle, the French Army commander, was sacked and replaced with Philippe Pétain. The First Army's "shock troops" led the attack on

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texts: Vimy Ridge. The Canadian forces took the ridge in four days, with 10,000 casualties against 20,000 German casualties. From March 1918 onward, the British Army depended on the capture of Vimy Ridge.The actions around Arras were shortened by Nivelle's failure. Many of the troops would participate in the Battles of Messines and Passchendaele. The First Army was a diversion until April 1918. The Allied Somme Offensive was similar to the Spring Offensive by the Germans. The attack was successful at first. Nine German divisions attacked his weak left flank which was manned by two exhausted Portuguese divisions. The 55th and 51st Divisions defeated the Germans at the banks of the River Lawe.The British took the initiative after the final German offensive. The war ended when Haig's forces embarked on the Hundred days offensive. After the war, he was made a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George and a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. He was raised to the peerage as <mask>, of Stirkoke in the County of Caithness, after receiving the thanks of Parliament for his wartime services. He retired from the army in 1923 after being promoted to head of the Eastern Command. The deputy lieutenant of Caithness was appointed on July 30, 1920. He was appointed Master Gunner of St. James's Park and Colonel of the Highland Light Infantry.From November 1923 to February 1925, he was the deputy governor of the Church Lads' brigade. Kate was married to <mask> in 1897. He died of unknown causes while shooting in his Stirkoke estate in August 1929. His family plot was where he was buried. Although his title could be passed on to a male grandchild, his only child, daughter Kate, also only had daughters, so the title became extinct. It was thought that he had not kept a diary and that his wife had destroyed all his letters, but in reality, his papers had been handed down to his granddaughters. The family's donation of his papers to the Imperial War Museum has allowed his career to be

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title: Penelope Andrews

texts: A South African and American legal scholar is namedPenny. He was raised in South Africa under Apartheid. She earned a degree. And LL.B. There are degrees from the University of Natal in South Africa. The Columbia University School of Law in New York City has a degree in law. The first Black South African Dean to be appointed at the University of Cape Town Faculty of Law arrived amidst great tension and conflict, as a result of the #RhodesMustFall and #FeesMustFall protests.She advocated for the transformation of the UCT Law Faculty. Professor <mask> is an advocate of the Supreme Court of South Africa. Prior to joining UCT, she was president and professor of law at Albany Law School in New York, United States, having previously served as the first female president and dean of the school. At the City University of New York School of Law, she was the associate dean for academic affairs. She was a professor of law and director of international studies at the Valparaiso Law School in Indiana, USA. She graduated from the University of Natal with a degree in economics in 1980 and a law degree in 1982. She received her masters degree in 1984 from Columbia University School of Law.She has been tenured at 4 law schools in Australia and the USA since she began her teaching career at La Trobe University. She is a member of the boards of public interest legal organizations as well as the law school committees. She is a member of both the New York State Bar Association and the American Bar Association. She consulted for the Ford Foundation, the United Nations Fund for Women, and the Victorian Commissioner for Equal Opportunity in Australia. She received the National Bar Association's International Award for her global human


title: Giuseppe Saronni

texts: <mask>, also known as Beppe saronni, is an Italian former racing cyclist. He did well in the Giro d'Italia. In 1980 he won 7 stages and finished 7th overall, in 1981 he won 3 stages and finished 3rd overall. He won the Giro d'Italia in 1979 and 1983 and his career total was 24 stages. Saronni is an advisor for the World Team. Born in Novara, Piedmont, Saronni turned professional in 1977. He won more than 200 races during his career.He gave birth to a rivalry with a number of people in Italy. He was a member of the team pursuit event at the Summer Olympics. He beat American Greg LeMond and Irishman Sean Kelly to win the World Championship in 1982. His final sprint earned him the nickname of "the gunshot of Goodwood". Freddy Maertens of Belgium defeated him in the final to win the silver medal. The Giro di Lombardia was won in 1982. He won the Milan–San Remo classic at the beginning of 1983 after three consecutive second places in the race.This was the last great classics victory for Saronni.


title: Brian Brushwood

texts: <mask> was born on January 17, 1975, and is an American magician, comedian, lecturer, and author. A show where he teaches the audience entertaining tricks at bars so they can "sCAM" a free drink is known as scam Nation. The show is dedicated to social engineering at the bar and on the street. Weird Things with Andrew Mayne and Justin Robert Young, Cordkillers with Tom Merritt, and Night Attack with Young are all co-hosted by <mask>. On the This Week in Tech, <mask> was a regular guest. The author of six books, <mask> performs his Bizarre Magic stage show across the United States. The Modern Rogue is a show co-hosted by <mask> and Murphy.In the past, Brushwood has appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, CNN, and the Food Network. BiographyBrushwood was born in Fountain Valley. A magic kit was given to Brushwood on Christmas Day as a child. During his time as a student at the University of Texas at Austin, Brushwood rediscovered his interest in magic, performing his first paid shows by filling in for another magician whose schedule was too full. As his senior thesis, Brushwood performed a 45 minute magic show. Rory Coker's pseudoscience class introduced Brushwood to scientific skepticism. Coker invited <mask> back as an alumni to help demonstrate concepts in his class after mentoring him for his senior thesis.The University of Texas at Austin has a Plan II honors program. After graduation, <mask> married his wife, Bonnie, and went to work for Dell where he designed high-end computer systems. While at

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title: Brian Brushwood

texts: Dell, <mask> was a magician on Wednesday nights at The Electric Lounge in Austin, Texas. After being offered a raise at Dell and realizing he wasn't following his passion, <mask> quit his job and started performing his Bizarre Magic show full-time. When a television deal fell through, <mask> decided to look into Internet broadcasting where he would be able to have more control over the product and process. <mask> had an idea for a school after filming several episodes of On The Road. Revision 3 aired the first episode of the show on April 6, 2008.The location of San Francisco required Brushwood to travel to California to shoot episodes of scam school, usually a dozen at a time due to travel expenses. Richard Garriott, a childhood hero in Brushwood, performed a magic trick while he was on the International Space Station. When Revision 3 was purchased by Discovery Digital Networks, Brushwood moved the production of scam school from the San Francisco Bay area to Austin, Texas, where he lives with his wife and three children. Repertoire Stage show Brushwood is 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Brian Brushwood

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 There are old sideshow stunts, mind reading, traditional magic and comedy in his Bizarre Magic show. The Supernatural lecture was developed after conversations with audience members. As an undergrad, Brushwood took a pseudoscience course that taught him how to detect fakes.The South by Southwest Interactive panel had the same name asBrushwood's Social Engineering: scam Your Way Into Anything or From Anybody lecture. In the September 3, 2010 episode of the Point of Inquiry, host Karen Stollznow asked Brushwood about myth debunking in his various shows. The signature hairstyle of Hair Brushwood was modeled after Guile from Street Fighter II and took nine minutes to set up. Pomade and beeswax were used to maintain it. The style was low maintenance and Brushwood could sleep on it. The style is demonstrated in episode 23 of <mask>wood On The Road. He retired his hair in 2012 due to his age and television projects.Brushwood has a short fringe on one side and a beard on the other. Mr. Happypants is a puppet that makes appearances in the show. If the character had a cute name but turned out to be mean, Brushwood wanted to come up with a better one. While Mr. Happypants was initially a mean character, he eventually evolved into a pure evil and spoke throughBrushwood with the assistance of a voice distorter. There was a


title: Brian Brushwood

texts: comedy competition at the Texas Association of Magicians conference where the first appearance of Mr. Happypants' evil incarnation was reported. Mr. Happypants' first episode was on <mask>rushwood on the Road. Television Brushwood's first national television appearance was on the April 18, 2000 episode of The Roseanne Show where he performed the trick of shoving a nail in one eye and having it pop out the other.His "spinning cups" routine and "human crazy straw" were performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. The human blockhead was taught by <mask> on Anderson Cooper's show. In CNN's Life Beyond Limits, Gupta was taught how to eat fire. He appeared on Paula's Party where he ate fire and helped make a s'more brlée. The Jenny Jones Show, Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge, and Ricki Lake are some of the shows that <mask> has appeared on. The National Geographic Channel aired Hacking the System on February 27, 2014, starring <mask> and Murphy. The Texas Association of Magicians won the Variety Entertainer of the Year award.Living people American magicians 1975, births Revision3 American skeptics University of Texas at Austin

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title: Eurosia Fabris

texts: The model of holiness in the daily life of a Catholic family was known as <mask>. The Vatican started the process of canonization of her in 2005, and she gained some attention outside of the Catholic community. She had eleven children, two of which were adopted, and some people joked that she might become the "patron saint of large families". What is known about the life of <mask> comes from the testimonies given by people she knew, as compiled by the investigation committee for her process of beatification. <mask> was born in Quinto Vicentino, a small agricultural area near the Italian town of Vicenza. She lived in the village of Marola in the Province of Vicenza for the rest of her life after moving there at the age of four. She had to help her parents with farm work and domestic chores during the two years she was able to attend school.She was able to read several religious texts in her youth, most notably the Bible, the Catechism, Roman Catholic Church history, and the Eternal Maxims of Alphonsus Liguori. When she was twelve years old, she received her first Holy Communion, which was only on religious feast days, since daily communion was only allowed for most Catholics following a decree of Pope Pius X in 1905. Fabris was a member of the Association of the Daughters of Mary in the church of Marola. As time went on, she grew to love Mary, the mother of Jesus, and she faithfully observed the practices of the group. Her favorite things to do

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title: Eurosia Fabris

texts: were to pray for the souls in the purgatory, the Holy Spirit, the Cross of Christ, and the Virgin Mary. She was an agent of good will in her family, among her friends, and in her parish, where she taught catechism to the children and sewed to the girls who came to her home. Family life Eighteen-year-old Fabris, commonly known as "Rosina," received several marriage proposals, as she was observed to be a dedicated, hard-working woman.She did not consider herself to be called to marriage at that time. The tragic event that changed her life happened in 1885. A young married woman died near her home. After her mother, one of them died. The other two were only 2 and 20 months old. Carlo Barban was caring for sick relatives. For six months, <mask> traveled to the home of these children every morning to care for them.After this act of charity, Fabris contemplated the events through prayer and, following the advice of her relatives and that of the parish priest, she decided to marry their father. Carlo Barban and <mask> Fabris were married on May 5, 1886. She thought about the marriage in terms of the sacrifice she would make and accepted this as the will of God, who she felt was calling her to embrace a new mission after caring for the two babies. Fabris was known for her love and respect towards her husband, who thence considered her an adviser. Fabris had nine children of her own, two of which were orphans. She kept her home open to other children as

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title: Joseph Jay Pastoriza

texts: J. is <mask>. J. <mask> was a printer, real estate investor, and politician in Houston, Texas. He was Houston's Tax Commissioner and Mayor. The first Hispanic mayor of Houston was <mask>. She was adopted as a child in Houston. He established his own stationery and print shop at the age of twenty.After retiring from the printing business, <mask> became interested in public policy and politics. He traveled to study tax policy after joining the Houston Single Tax League. The Houston Single Tax Plan was established in 1912. He was elected Mayor of Houston in 1917. He died in office after only three months. <mask> <mask> was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 8, 1857, to immigrants from Barcelona, Spain. His father died after he brought his son to Houston.The Civil War claimed the life of Daily, who was adopted by Edward and his wife. She attended Fitzgerald's Academy in Houston. He was apprenticeshipd to a blacksmith and worked as a bookkeeper at night. He worked as a business manager for a local newspaper in the printing business. He was the proprietor of the printing company. He was the Vice- President of the Houston Manufacturers Association. In order to control retail employees' work hours, he advocated for downtown Houston businesses to close at 6pm.On January 15, 1886, they were married. In 1901, <mask> mounted a petition drive in favor of municipal ownership of utilities. The Houston Single Tax League was founded in 1890. He paid $350 for a lot south of the city in 1903. The cabin on the land had two purposes. The structure was donated to the league by him. He promised to sell the property only if he was offered at least $5,000.He predicted that the value of his

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texts: property would increase if development reached his block. He waited eight years to find a buyer that would pay more than the target price. The log cabin object-lesson was supposed to show the principle of a single land tax. His return on investments had been at least ten-fold after he made the most minimal investment. He claimed that he had gotten a windfall without adding much to the lot or the neighborhood, because growth caused the development frontier to expand and the improvements to the other lots were creating value. He thought that taxing land at a higher rate would shift the tax burden to land speculators. The policies would encourage construction in the city by easing the burden on developers.The lots across the street from his log cabin lot were selling for more than four thousand dollars. From 1906 to 1910, <mask> visited cities in Europe and the United States with an interest in understanding various municipal reforms. Houston government <mask> ran a successful campaign to be seated as a Commissioner for the City of Houston. He was Houston Tax Commissioner from 1911 to 1917. The "Somers System of Equalization" was promoted by him during his first year in office. The value of land per square foot was based on the value of the front foot of land on the middle lots of the block. Some blocks in downtown Houston were tested by <mask>.Property owners and city officials both responded favorably. The officials who were implementing the Somers system in Denver were the ones who traveled to Denver to learn from Pastoriza. The Houston Plan of Taxation was approved by the City Council after he returned with a report on his experience. It was planned for broad

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title: Joseph Jay Pastoriza

texts: implementation of the system. Houston was divided into thirty-five tax districts. He did a block-by-block valuation in each district. He determined the value of a one-foot wide by one-hundred-foot deep segment in the center of every block.The first year of the program, the property assessment in Houston increased valuations by $19 million. The Somers method increased the valuations of wealthy land owners and decreased the valuations of many homeowners. The total revenue in 1912 was about $2.2 million and the tax rates were $1.70 per $100 of valuation. Houston Mayor Baldwin Rice said the new method was "just and equitable for all." The Houston Plan of Taxation was promoted in July 1912. The city assessed land at seventy percent of value, property improvements and merchants' inventories at twenty-five percent of value, and most personal property would be exempt. Houston added more than 200 new buildings during the first six months of 1912.The Houston Plan was accused of violating a clause of the Texas Constitution that required all property to be taxed in a uniform way. <mask> claimed that property had never been taxed uniformly in Texas. He ran for re-election as city commissioner in 1913 based on his tax plan. Rice supported Gieselman as the new mayor despite his opposition to <mask>. Ben Campbell, the other major mayoral candidate, did not endorse <mask>. Campbell was elected mayor and <mask> was re-elected for one of the commissioner positions. <mask> was tapped by Mayor Campbell to be the mayor pro-tem.The Harris County Taxpayers Association formed in 1914 to oppose the Houston Plan. The group included a defeated candidate for mayor, and counted among its leaders such

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title: Joseph Jay Pastoriza

texts: Houston elites as <mask>. Baker, Harry F. Cohen, Samuel Rosenberg, and Jules Settegast. Houston City Council was petitioned to modify its tax assessment practices. After the council denied the petition, <mask>. Baker filed a lawsuit. The Houston Tax Plan was the focus of the 1915 municipal elections, with incumbents Mayor Ben Campbell and Tax Commissioner <mask> defending their offices against Judge Charles W. Bocock and Thomas DeYoung. The Bocock campaign emphasized the constitutionality of its position on property taxes, which was consistent with that of the HCTA and the lawsuit filed by <mask>. Baker. In 1915, all of the incumbents won, with <mask> winning his race for Tax Commissioner by a large margin.A few weeks later, Judge John A. The Houston Plan was struck down by Read. The case is Baker v. City of Houston. An appeals court affirmed Judge Read's decision when single tax advocates tried to get a constitutional amendment to allow for equal valuations. Mayor Campbell and Commissioner <mask> had to create a new scheme in order to comply with the law after two rulings against the Houston Plan. A statute mandating that "each separate parcel of real property shall be valued at its true and full value" was added with these rulings. If Texas law demanded equal and full valuation of property, the City of Houston would assess all property at 100 percent of valuation.This was impossible to enforce even if this was the correct understanding of Read's rulings. Taxpayers only reported a small percentage of their assets under the new property tax system that 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Joseph Jay Pastoriza

texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Houstonians claimed only $250,000 of an estimated $30S40 million in local bank deposits, which were personal property and subject to local taxation. Taxpayers did not report the full value of their buildings. H.F. Ring proposed taxing land at 70 percent of assessment and improvements at 50 percent. 75 percent of land assessment and 25 percent of improvements were included in the original Houston Plan. The land speculators agreed to drop their suit because of the scheme, which did not comply with the law.Ring's proposal was followed by an assessment scheme created by Pastoriza. The local residents did not comply with Read's order to tax bank deposits and cash. Under public pressure, <mask> stopped taxing personal property. One critic claimed that the new Houston Plan was just as illegal as the old one because Houston residents did not pay taxes on personal property. Ben Campbell did not run for re-election in 1917. <mask> won with 44 percent of the vote. Houston's first Hispanic mayor was born in Barcelona.On July 9, 1917, <mask> died of heart failure at his home on Austin Street in Houston. He was the Mayor of Houston at the time of his death. He owned real estate that was worth around $75,000 when he died. There were births in the 19th century and deaths in the

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title: Mikak

texts: <mask> was the first European to return from a mission trip. Haven learned to speak Inuktitut after being in constant contact with many Inuit in the area. Jens Haven discovered in 1752 that a missionary by the name of Dr. Erhardt had been murdered by a band of Inuit while trying to make contact with them on the coast of Labrador.The event of Dr. Erhardt's death led to Haven's decision to preach the salvation of Christ to the people of Labrador. After returning to Europe, Haven was given permission to go on a mission trip to Labrador in order to establish contact with the Labrador Inuit. The missionaries preached to the Inuit in the area after arriving on the British base of Chateau bay. A bad storm stranding Haven and Christian Drachardt, and forcing them to seek refuge in the tent of an Inuit spiritual leader, happened one night while Haven was preaching. Mikak was a young woman who was seen as a legend and a hero. The two Moravian missionaries Jens Haven and Christian Drachart were in contact with Mikak. Mikak embraced the Europeans and memorised a prayer that Drachart had taught her.Francis Lucas of the Royal Navy and his men of the Fort York trading post took her and others prisoner in 1767 after she encountered the Europeans again. There was a raid at a fishing station that was owned by Nicholas Darby. The Inuit stole several boats after a brief battle. A group of men from Fort York killed the men and took the women and children as prisoners. <mask> and her son were with the group who attacked the fishing station. Over the winter, the prisoners were held at Chateau Bay. She began conversing with the second in command of the Garrison, Francis Lucas, while she was a prisoner.Lucas had Mikak teach him some words in Inuktitut for the purpose of easing future trade agreements between him and the Inuit, and he helped her learn English, which she picked up quickly. Francis Lucas was ordered by Palliser to take Mikak, her son,

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texts: and another boy to England so that she could learn to speak and write English. The aim was to show them how advanced and amazing European society was, with the hope that upon their return they would be more receptive and hospitable towards Europeans during trade agreements. Mikak met members of the royal family while in England. She was taken by her beauty and charm by the aristocracy of England. John Russell painted her portrait while she was wearing clothes and jewelry given to her by the Princess of Wales. The portrait was exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, but has since been moved to the Ethnological Institute at Gttingen University, Germany.<mask> and the princess continued their relationship for many years after <mask> returned to Labrador, sometimes even sending each other gifts. The land grant to establish a mission settlement in Labrador was given partly because of Mikak. After the land grant, Mikak boards a boat and returns to Labrador with her son, while Karpik stays in England. <mask> and her son returned to Labrador in 1769 on a ship with Francis Lucas. After <mask> and Tutuac left for Labrador, Karpik died of the disease. Mikak didn't know about Karpik's death until a year later. Mikak told her people stories of Europe after she came back.The stories of advanced technology in England and large cities with stone buildings made the Inuit people curious. The Inuit people allowed the Moravians to establish a permanent settlement nearby because of her. After Mikak's return home, the Moravians would finally arrive in Labrador to establish their mission settlement. Mikak greeted them with a dress that the Princess of Wales had given her as a show of diplomacy. Her new husband was with her during this meeting. The encounter went well, but the Moravians were skeptical and asked for proof that they wouldn't be robbed or murdered during their stay in Labrador. Mikak maintained that the Moravians were welcome

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title: Mikak

texts: Inuit further away from the coast. The Moravians were given a land grant in order to preach to and convert the Inuit because the fisheries began to turn a profit. Mikak had a civil relationship with the Moravians. She returned to the Moravians in 1773 and told them about how she had been mistreated. Her husband stole another man's wife and ran off with her. The Moravians were upset that it went against everything they had taught him. Mikak fell out of favor with the Moravians.Tuglavina had a good relationship with the Moravians. <mask> was a candidate forbaptism at the same time as Tuglavina, but she did not get herbaptism until much later than him. <mask> went back to Nain with Tuglavina and her son. It's not clear if her second son is Tuglavina's child or not. <mask> wanted to be converted to Christianity after returning to Nain. Despite wanting to become a Christian, Tuglavina left <mask> for the wife of a man named Pualo in 1774 and again in 1775. The Moravians decided after each incident that they would have nothing to do with Tuglavina, but he would always return and they would accept him with open arms.<mask> formed a partnership with Pualo, the man whose wife had been stolen by Tuglavina, after she decided she had had enough. For the next several years <mask> and Pualo visited Nain occasionally, sometimes in the company of Tuglavina and the new family he had started. During the warm months they hunted caribou and seals off the land, and during the cold months they hunted seals. The next time we hear from Mikak is during the winter of 1777–1780. Mikak and the other families that she was with decided not to relocate for the winter because they had a good supply of meat. The Inuit were left stranded because wolves got in to their food supply. An Inuit came to Nain in January to tell them about the stranded families.The families were retrieved in the beginning of February, 1780. <mask> and Pualo were determined to go to

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title: Mikak

texts: their normal hunting grounds, but were persuaded by the Moravians to stay. <mask> was hoping that her entire family would be converted to Christianity. Both of <mask>'s sons werebaptized as Christians during that winter. <mask> is notbaptized during the winter and is refused again. <mask> and her family decided to move away from Nain in February of the same year. The decision was most likely inspired by the refusal of the Moravians to baptize Mikak again.Mikak decided to distance herself from the Moravians after leaving Nain. A group of Inuit went south to trade with Europeans in Chateau Bay. This was an act of defiance. The Inuit were discouraged from going south by the Moravians because they didn't want to lose trade opportunities and because they had no immunity to European diseases. Mikak and her family went back to Nain a year later. The Moravians were asked if they would baptize Mikak. Pualo thought it would help them during trade negotiations in the south.The Moravians were very clear about their feelings about the Inuit travelling south for trade. Mikak and her family left Nain again after they rejected his request. Mikak and her family left for chateau bay in the summer of 1783 against the wishes of the Moravians. Many Inuit died from diseases acquired during the trip. One of the men that died was Mikak's second husband Pualo. Mikak's Final years were not recorded. She traveled south to trade near Chateau Bay most of the last years of her life.Mikak was in poor health when he returned to Nain in September 1795. She expressed her desire to be christened a Christian before she died. Mikak will be baptised by the Moravians. Mikak was buried at the Nain cemetery on the first day of October in 1795. Them days Labrador Heritage Labrador Mission 100 years famous Canadian Women Nain Inuit from Newfoundland and Labrador 1740s births 1795 deaths people from Labrador Newfoundland Colony Persons of National Historic


title: Nikolay Banev

texts: <mask> was born in 1959 and is a businessman. In 1990 the founder of the Fund "AKB Fores" held shares in more than 130 companies in Bulgaria, Russia, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and the Republic of Macedonia. The condition of the man is more than 1 billion according to various sources. Levs, distributed securities, shares, real estate, etc. He has been arrested for a wide variety of crimes. He is accused of money laundering, tax evasion and document fraud. The father of Nicholas, <mask>, was the youngest active fighter against capitalism and fascists in Haskovo when he was 14 years old.After graduating from the Russian Language School in Haskovo, <mask> went on to study labour economics at HIE "Karl Marx". The turner at the factory relays was <mask>. He served as a soldier in the School for reserve officers in Shumen and as a sergeant in the operational-tactical missile troops. As a reserve officer, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay <mask> was a Komsomol activist when he was in the army. <mask> became a Komsomol secretary in 1977. He worked in the organizational department of the

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title: Nikolay Banev

texts: District Committee of Komsomol as an instructor until 1988 when he left.He held various managerial positions in the Factory Committee, Municipal Committee, District Committee and the Central Committee of the DKMS. During this time, I have held numerous positions in local and central government. One of the first private companies in Bulgaria was created in 1990. The company is one of the first security companies. The founder is the son of the commander of the partisan unit "Zlatarov" Ivan Arakliev. There is a person named Kostadinov. He took a loan from the Czech "Forestinvest" and was involved in the mass privatization of the company "AKB Fores".Tens of thousands of citizens were willing to invest their voucher booklets because of the company's advertising campaign, which persuaded investors from across the country with high interest. The capital raised was over 2 million lev. The Czechs who gave part of the name and prestige of the privatizers did not get their loans back after AKB won stakes in over 30 companies. <mask> received a license for one of the three privatization funds, but it was not enough to convince the 124,000 people who trust AKB Fores SOCIAL vouchers's licenses. He bought 70 thousand in 2000. The USD complex "Kavaci", "Kavaci", "Goldfish", "Veselie", and "Chernomorets" are located in Sozopol. "Cash" was acquired by Banev in 2003The majority owner of FIC is <mask>. There are about 100 companies that the public limited company owns shares in, including

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texts: heavy industry, light industry, services, service sector and others. The AKB Fores, ACB and ACB Industry Consortium are owned by <mask>. Irakli Forest Green HAD, Glamour, Elmatech, Elma Electric, Association "Tennis Club Mermaid" tourist holding Rusalka Holidays, Air Slide, Helio-tour with, Association "Golf Club Irakli" Kostenetz. There were many cases of deliberate bankruptcy of privatized enterprises. Dozens of civil claims were brought against Banev by residents of the town. Many companies have lawsuits for not paying their employees' wages.The Board of BRCCI is chaired by <mask>. The International Academy of Electrical is based in Moscow. Chairman and member of several non-profit organizations. He became the owner of Beroe after being president of PFC "Pirin" Blagoevgrad. <mask> ran for president with Sally Ibryam. There are many awards for personal life of <mask>, including medals, diplomas, and more. <mask> had three marriages.His first wife had a child. He had a son with Dochka <mask>, a poet and public figure who died in 2005. The CEO of TX Rusalka Holidays is the third wife of <mask>. They have four children. <mask> has a grandson. He doesn't have a relationship with his oldest son. <mask>'s house was seized by private bailiffs and police in January of 2019.The court ruled against <mask> after he failed to repay a loan of 15,000 Leva. The house was sold at an auction for 5.78 million leva to settle the debt. Candidates for President of Bulgaria are living

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title: Ahmet Rıza

texts: During the Second Constitutional Era of the Ottoman Empire, <mask> was a prominent member of the Young Turks. He was a leader of the Committee of Union and Progress. He was appointed as a Senator in 1912 after becoming the first President of the revived Chamber of Deputies. The failed agreement of coalition between the Ottoman Empire, France, and Britain for World War I was negotiated by him. During the war, he was one of the only CUP politicians who opposed the genocide. Some authors have described <mask> as a polymath. <mask> was the son of Ali Rza Bey.The Englishman nickname was given to his father because of his admiration of the British Empire. His mother was of Hungarian origin. She met ngiliz in Vienna and converted to Islam to marry him. He studied agriculture in France after graduating from Galatasaray High School. He wanted to improve the condition of the peasants in the Empire. He supported the ideas of the French sociologist, Auguste Comte, and was concerned with the conditions of the farmers. He published a number of publications on the unification of Islamic and Ottoman traditions.The journal that he published became a part of the Young Turks movement. Even though he was a Turkish nationalist, Rza was horrified by the Hamidian massacres and blamed the sultan. Prince Sabahaddin's calls for revolution and European intervention in the empire were opposed by <mask> Rza. At the Second Congress of Ottoman Opposition in 1907, <mask> Rza reluctantly endorsed the use of violence to oust the sultan, but later reversed his position. He escaped to Paris on the pretext of participating in an exhibition for the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution, but did not return. As he learned French, he became an

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title: Ahmet Rıza

texts: interpreter. As he was influenced by Laffitte's thoughts about Islam and Eastern civilization, he continued his lectures on positivism at the University of Paris.Laffitte believed that Islam was the most advanced religion and it was easy for Muslims to follow it. Since 1905, <mask> Rza has been a "representative of Muslim communities" in the Comité Positif Occidental, establishing the spread of positivist international platitudes. During his first years in Paris, he tried to respond to newspapers and magazines that wrote negatively about the Ottoman Empire. In 1891, he wrote a letter to the postal and telegraph chronicle in Istanbul as he did not obey the instructions of the center of Paris to return to his country due to his use of the expression "liberty" in a lecture on Ottoman women. In 1893, <mask> Rza sent his thoughts to Sultan Abdul Hamid II. He continued to send sheets despite the request of his encouraging response and continued to convince him that the constitutional regime was not a bad thing. In the case of sending the sixth party, he began to write political writings in French, which was published by the former Syrian deputy Halil Ganem with whom he published a newspaper in Paris.In 1915, Rza was one of the only Ottoman politicians who condemned the genocide. "It is not legal to classify the goods mentioned by the law as abandoned goods because the owners of these goods did not abandon them willingly, they were exiled, expelled forcefully," he stated in parliament. He said that this was against the Ottoman Constitution and that he should be kicked out of his village and sold his property. No Ottoman conscience or law will ever accept this. The Kandilli High School for Girls in Istanbul was

masks: Ahmet Ahmet


title: Ahmet Rıza

texts: supposed to be the first high school for girls in Turkey, but the outbreak of World War I delayed the project. Sultan Mehmed VI Vahdettin informed the American diplomats of the Ottoman government's opposition to the League of Nation's mandate after appointing Ahmed Rza as president of the Ottoman Senate. Damat Ferit Pasha took away his position after outmaneuvering him.He went to Paris on June 22, 1919. He was involved in the negotiations between France and the Grand National Assembly. He returned to Turkey in the late 19th century. At the end of World War I, <mask> Rza retired from public life. They were published after his death in 1988 under the title Meclis-i Mebusan ve Ayan Reisi <mask> Rza Bey'in Anlar. He died in Istanbul in 1930. He received the Order of Karaore's Star.The Tolarance Muslumane (slamiyet’te Serbesti-i Ayin), 1897 Meveret diaries, is a works


title: Lynching of Ephraim Grizzard

texts: The lynching of the <mask> brothers as suspects in the assaults on two white sisters took place in Middle Tennessee in April of 1892. The lynching of <mask> took place on April 24 near the house of the young women. <mask> and his brother, Ephraim, were arrested and taken to jail in Nashville. <mask> and another person were released because there was no evidence that they were involved in the assaults. A white mob, estimated to number as many as 10,000 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 He was dragged through the streets to the bridge where he was hanged. The mob shot his dead body over and over again.In June of last year, a plaque was dedicated at a church in Nashville and a church service was held at Fisk University. The Equal Justice Initiative and "We Remember Nashville" planned to commemorate the lynching of the <mask> brothers and two other people in Nashville in June of 2019. Several African-Americans

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title: Lynching of Ephraim Grizzard

texts: attacked the two daughters of the Bruce family in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, in April 1892. Lee Bruce was a veteran of the Confederate States Army who fought in the American Civil War. The Bruce daughters lived in Goodlettsville with their mother, who was a tollkeeper. According to reports, <mask> confessed to implicating another man named MackHarper. <mask> was hanged by a mob at 10 AM on April 28, 1892, which spans Davidson and Sumner counties.John and Ephraim <mask> were both arrested and jailed as suspects in Nashville, the county seat of Davidson County. The police released <mask> and Jones for lack of evidence after they were arrested. <mask> were not identified by the two Bruce girls as their attackers. On April 29, 1892, a mob of 300 white men from Goodlettsville went to the Nashville jail to try to take Ephraim <mask> from jail for lynching. Governor John P. Buchanan and Adjutant General Norman went to the jail after the police shot back at the mob. Two men, Charles Rear and N.D. Guthrie, were killed. Governor Buchanan asked the mob to allow <mask> to be tried in a court of law.The mob dispersed shortly before 5 a.m. The crowd grew to 10,000 as a "wealthy merchant" gave a speech. <mask> was taken out of his cell by the mob. He was dragged through the streets in broad daylight and taken to the east side of the bridge over the Cumberland River. <mask> was shot to death. He was shot 200 times. The Bruce family saw his corpse and burned it.The Daily American set up

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title: Lynching of Ephraim Grizzard

texts: a fund for the Bruce family. Edmund William Cole was the president of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway. Ida B. is a civil rights activist. The lynching was investigated by Wells. She found out that <mask> had visited one of the Bruce daughters. According to Wells, <mask> was punished for interracial contact, rather than an actual assault on the daughter. She said that a white man who was in jail charged with raping an eight-year-old black girl was not harmed by the mob.She described <mask>'s murder as a "naked, bloody example of the blood-thirstyness of the nineteenth century civilization of the Athens of the South." She said that no military or cannon were called out in his defence. African Americans in Triune killed at least three white residents as revenge for the Grizzard lynching. In June of last year, the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee Task Force on Anti-Racism and the Christian Scholars' Conference held a service at the Fisk University Memorial Chapel to honor the lynching victim, <mask> <mask>. It was followed by the dedication of a plaque in his honor. His brother <mask> and Nolensville, Tennessee 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Lynching of Ephraim Grizzard

texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 In the post-Reconstruction period, three of the six blacks were lynched in Davidson County.The issues of the Nashville Banner from the days after <mask>'s lynching are missing from the archive at the Nashville Public Library. The Equal Justice Initiative and the Metropolitan Nashville Davidson County Community Remembrance Project announced their plans to conduct several days of remembrance and education to mark the local history of lynchings of black men. Brothers Henry and <mask> <mask> were to be honored with a historical marker in downtown Nashville. David Jones and Jo Reed are two black men who were lynched during Reconstruction. The year 1877 marked the end of the Reconstruction era and the beginning of the rise of violence against blacks by whites. Lynching deaths in Tennessee in the 19th century include murders in the United States in April

masks: Grizzard Ephraim Grizzard


title: Thorsten Fink

texts: The manager of Riga FC is a German football coach and a former footballer. Before moving to Wattenscheid 09, where he helped them gain promotion to the first division of German football, he was with the reserve squad of Dortmund. In 1990. He moved to the most successful club in Germany in 1997 after three seasons as a regular at Karlsruher, where he impressed so much that he earned himself a move to the most successful club in Germany. He spent seven seasons at the club, five of which as a regular, but lost his place in the starting lineup in 2002 and was transferred to the club's reserve squad in the German third division, the Regionalliga. In the 2003– 2004 season, he became a regular in the reserve squad and only made one appearance in the league, coming on as a substitute against VfL Wolfsburg. He ended his playing career at the end of the 2005–06 season after his contract with the club expired.While playing for the first team, he helped the team reach the 1999 European Championship final, where they lost to Manchester United. Ryan Giggs' shot was turned into the net by Teddy Sheringham in the 92nd minute after a sliced clearance by Fink, who came on as a substitute late in the game. Although he did not play in the match, he still picked up a winner's medal two years later as his team beat Valencia on penalties. He won four titles with the club. He ended his playing career after damaging his knee. He graduated from Cologne Sport University in December 2005, after taking a course on coaching. He started coaching Red Bull Salzburg's reserve side.<mask> became the new assistant after Lothar Matthus left. Jrgen Press was sacked on New Year's Day after he took over as head coach


title: Thorsten Fink

texts: of FC Ingolstadt. Heiko was his assistant. His first match was a win. Ingolstadt finished in second place. Ingolstadt lost to Hamburger SV in the first round of the German Cup. On April 22, 2009, <mask> was fired.He had a record of 16 wins, 11 draws, and 17 losses. His last match was a loss. Ingolstadt were savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay Christian Gross was appointed manager of FC Basel on June 9, 2009. He took his assistant with him. His first match was a 2–0 loss. In domestic affairs, the board was dominated by Basel.Despite a poor start to the season, <mask>' side came back to win the 2010 Super League title on the last day of the season with an away win against BSC Young Boys. Young prospect Valentin Stocker and club legend Scott Chipperfield gave the goals. FC Lausanne-Sport was defeated by FC Basel in the Swiss Cup Final on 9 May. FC Zrich was the first opponent of the 2010–11 season. The Super League title and the Uhrencup were won by Basel. He left the club in October of 2011. He won against FC Schtz in the Swiss Cup.Fwayo Tembo left FC Basel after he accused the club's coach of making racist remarks towards him. A person said that Fink told them to get the monkey down from the tree. The team lost six of their first eight matches and were in the bottom half of the table. His

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title: Thorsten Fink

texts: first match was a draw. They went into the winter break in 13th place after being perfect in their first nine games. The team avoided being demoted by five points. The seventh-place finish in 2012–13 was an improvement over the previous year.In the first round of the German Cup, Hamburgers lost to Karlsruher. The team equaled the club's record Bundesliga defeat, losing 9–2 to FCB. After a poor start to the season in which the club picked up only four points from their first five league games of the season and ended up in 15th place in the league table, Fink was fired immediately. We decided to sack Fink because we no longer believed he was capable of turning the team around. He had troubles that could have contributed to his poor results. His final match was a 6–2 loss. He had a record of 23 wins, 18 draws, and 27 losses.Giorgos Donis, who was fired on January 6, 2015, was replaced by <mask>i. After bad results and standing in seventh place, he was dismissed. His last match was a loss to Admira Wacker Mdling.The manager of Grasshoppers was named on April 23. His first match was against FC Lausanne-Sport. He started the season with a loss. In his last eight matches in the Swiss Super League, he had only one point and was in last place. His last match was against FC Luzern. The new manager of Vissel Kobe was appointed on June 8, 2019. The Emperors Cup and Japanese Super Cup were the first two titles in the history of the club.On September 22, 2020, he resigned to return to his family. The German League Cup and Intercontinental Cup are included. Managerial statistics for the following years: 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01. Football managers and non-playing staff in Cyprus and


title: David Neagle

texts: <mask> was a deputy in the U.S. The marshal was guarding Associate Supreme Court Justice Stephen J. <mask>. Terry was killed by Field. <mask> was arrested and charged with murder. In re Neagle, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the executive branch's right to protect judges and the supremacy of federal law over state law. They met in 1870. Louisa and Emma died before their sixth birthday.They were married in 1874 and had two children. Shortly after the gunfight at the OK Corral, he was a saloon owner, miner and deputy town marshal. <mask> was an Irish immigrant who had a son named <mask>. He was born in Boston. His parents took him and his sister to San Francisco. Mary was placed in the Female Orphan Asylum by his father after his mother died. Santa Clara College became Santa Clara College after <mask> attended the Roman Catholic School at Santa Clara.The wealth of the California Gold Rush passed through San Francisco. Florence, Idaho Territory, where gold had been discovered the prior year, was where <mask> left at age 15. He joined the miners in Virginia City, Treasure City, and later Pioche, Nevada after returning to San Francisco in 1863. On the evening of May 30, 1871, <mask>'s friend Mike Casey and Tom Gasson had a heated argument outside of the Midnight Star Saloon in Pioche. Gasson was shot byCasey. A will that promised $5,000 was written before Gasson died. The man avenged his death.Jim Leavy was a miner and witness at the inquest. Leavy was called on to defend himself. Leavy borrowed a pistol because he didn't own one. They faced each other in a Western shoot out in an alley. Leavy shot first and then shotCasey in the neck. Leavy charged and killedCasey with his pistol after he fell to the ground. <mask> was in the alley.He hit Leavy in the face. Leavy's jaw was shattered and his cheeks were damaged by his bullet, but he survived. Leavy was a gunfighter who died in Tucson, Arizona Territory in

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title: David Neagle

texts: 1882. One of the fastest pistol shots in the West was earned by <mask>. <mask> was one of the first to arrive in the newly- founded boom town after learning of a silver and copper find in California. He opened a saloon with two barrels in front of a tent. The frame building had a black walnut bar, a billiards table, paintings of nude women, and two gambling rooms.He bought an entire town block. The saloon's walls were reinforced with sheets of corrugated iron to protect it from stray bullets. The national bank panic began in 1873 and the collapse of the Bank of California on August 26, 1875 caused investor confidence to fail. <mask> might have left with about $20,000. He reported a murder in Darwin City, Nevada on August 5, 1875. Most of the town was washed out by a flash flood on July 24, 1876. <mask>'s sister Mary lived in Virginia City with her husband Jim and son Tom and opened a saloon called The Capital.After about six months, he took his family and went to work as a mine foreman on a gold claim in Arizona Territory. He hurt his leg in a fall and had to return to San Francisco. He worked in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Arizona, and Sonora, Mexico. He moved to the silver-mining boom town of Tombstone, Arizona Territory after being in Tucson. On July 15, 1880, <mask> and his family arrived in Tombstone, Arizona. John Behan arrived with his son Albert on September 14, 1880. Neagle had operated a mine in the past.He was hired by Behan as a Pima County deputy sheriff and pursued stage robbers and stock rustlers. On January 4, 1882, <mask> was elected city marshal after the Citizen's Party candidate for the position, Earp, was severely wounded in an ambush. He and Joe Poynton tried to quell a group of Mexicans by shooting their weapons on the air. Poynton was shot and seriously wounded. <mask> shot and killed Figueroa when he wouldn't stop. <mask> was careful in choosing his friends, and never allied himself

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title: David Neagle

texts: with the Cochise County Cowboys. He was respected by both Democrats and Republicans in Tombstone.<mask> was a square man who could not tolerate the work of Johnny Behan and there was a final break between the two. Both Behan and <mask> wanted to be sheriff. Behan dropped out of the race because he didn't have enough support from other Democrats. On November 15, 1882, <mask> was on the ballot for Cochise County sheriff as an independent, but lost to Ward. <mask> worked in the booming mining district around Butte in the 19th century. He won a woodcutting contract for 30,000 cords of wood from Marcus Daly, owner of the Anconda Smelting Works. Dozens of men were hired to fulfill the contract.He built a flume to move the lumber. <mask> went after Maginnis when he failed to pay his employees' wages. He confronted Maginnis and demanded he return the money. One account says Mcginnis attacked <mask> with a knife, while another says he shot Mcginnis in the back. The ball entered the breast reported the local paper of Deer Lodge Montana. <mask> shot Mcginnis. <mask> was seen as a hero by his employees.He owned a lot of property in the area. Stephen J. was a marshal in the 19th century. <mask>. Terry was the former Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court. Terry left the state after not being charged with a crime. Thirty years after the two men first met, Field had another encounter with Terry. Terry was a big man with a lot of strength and was known for his skill with a knife. Sarah Althea Hill had a history of violent behavior.She carried a small-caliber Colt revolver in her purse and did not hesitate to threaten anyone who crossed her. William Sharon, widower and millionaire, president of the Bank of California and owner of the Palace Hotel, was attracted to her. He gave her $500 per month and a room in the San Francisco Grand Hotel for the pleasure of her. He tried to end the relationship but she

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texts: wouldn't. He had the carpets ripped up and the door hinges removed to get her out of the room. He was sued for adultery by a woman who claimed to be his wife. <mask> was one of her attorneys.Sharon claimed that the marriage contract she produced was fraudulent. The custom at the time was for the U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Fields to assist the California Circuit Court. He was assigned to the Sharon case. William Sharon died on November 13, 1885, and his son and son-in-law continued the case. She said she found a handwritten will in his desk. Many people were suspicious of its authenticity. All of Sharon's estate was given to her.On January 7, 1886, she married her attorney Terry. The marriage contract was found to be a forgery by a U.S. circuit court judge and a U.S. district court judge. The Terrys were jailed for not complying with the court's order to turn over the invalid contract. They went back to the court in March of 1888. The oral arguments were heard by Justice Field, Circuit Court Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, and District Court Judge George Myron Sabin. The court took the matter under advisement. Judge Sawyer encountered the Terrys on a train after the court hearing.The newspapers reported that when Terry and his wife saw Sawyer on the train, her husband smiled and approved. The final Circuit Court opinion was delivered by Judge Field. He found the will to be a forgery. Sarah Althea Hill suddenly stood up, screamed obscenities at the judge, and fumbled in her handbag for her gun. When marshal John Franks tried to escort her from the courtroom, attorney Terry drew a knife and defended his wife. The marshals drew their guns after he hit Frank. Spectators subdued Terry and led him out of the courtroom, where he pulled his knife again.<mask> put his pistol in Terry's face. Both Terrys were taken into custody. They were sentenced to jail for contempt of court by Justice Field. <mask> and Sarah

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title: David Neagle

texts: Terry were both sentenced to six months in jail. Terry and his wife threatened Judge Field while they were in jail. There were more setbacks for the Terrys. <mask> and Althea were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges stemming from their behavior in the courtroom.The order that invalidated Althea Terry's marriage contract with Senator Sharon was refused to review by the U.S. Supreme Court. The California Supreme Court reversed itself in July after only one of the four judges who had previously ruled in their favor. Althea Terry and Sharon were never legally married because they kept their marriage a secret. Althea had a miscarriage while in jail. The newspapers speculated about the likelihood of an attack on Field. On May 6, 1889, the U.S. Attorney General instructed Franks to appoint <mask> as a marshal to protect Field after he returned to California as a circuit riding judge. <mask> and Althea Terry were released from jail.On August 14, 1889, Field and <mask> boarded a train in Fresno and were on their way back from Los Angeles. Field was made aware of Terry's presence. The train stopped at Lathrop for breakfast. <mask> encouraged Judge Field to stay on the train. The passengers disembarked the train and ate breakfast in the dining room. The conductor was told by <mask> to send the local constable to the railroad station. The person couldn't be found immediately.Field was seen by Althea Terry after she entered the dining room. She got out of the train car and went back to get the pistol she was known to carry. Her husband walked behind Field. <mask> looked out of the corner of his eye. He thought Terry might leave the room. Terry slapped Field. Terry slapped Field on the cheek with great force from behind, according to an account in the San Francisco Chronicle.Field's glasses were knocked off by the blow. Field was said to have been slapped twice by Terry. <mask> testified that Terry

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title: David Neagle

texts: recognized him from the earlier confrontation in the courtroom. <mask> said he saw a determination on Terry's face. "Stop that!" <mask> said from his chair. I am an officer. <mask> wasn't sure if Terry was going to deliver another blow or if he was going to reach for his knife.<mask> shot Terry in the heart with a 45 caliber revolver. <mask> nicked Terry's ear as he fell backward. The 80 to 100 people in the dining room were told by <mask> that he was a United States marshal. Field told them that his officer shot Terry. Terry was held at the door by a proprieter who searched her bag and found a gun. She threw herself over her husband's body after screaming. <mask> thought she removed <mask>'s knife from his vest.She wanted the crowd to search his body. She had a pistol and a knife in her bag. <mask> and Field locked themselves in their cabin after being arrested. Althea Hill Terry tried to get into their car. He would kill her if she were kept out. Walker and Purvis arrived a few minutes later. <mask> was appointed as a special marshal by the U.S. Attorney General.Walker took <mask> to the county jail. <mask> refused to speak about the shooting. Field's arrest was sought by the San Joaquin Sheriff on his arrival in Oakland. This wasn't done. The information was relayed to the US Attorney General by Judge Fields. <mask>'s release was filed by the United States Attorney in San Francisco. The circuit court ordered <mask>'s release after issuing a writ.The United States Supreme Court was appealed to by Sheriff Cunningham. Cunningham wanted to know if <mask> acted in pursuance of the law when he shot Terry. <mask>'s defense was based on a letter from Miller. <mask> described the shooting. Sarah Terry went insane after her husband's death. She ignored her appearance while wandering the streets of San Francisco. She talked to spirits of her husband.She was diagnosed with a mental illness early on. She lived

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title: David Neagle

texts: for 45 years at the California Asylum at Stockton after she was found insane at the age of 33. Justice Field was on the bench for another decade. On April 14, 1890, the Supreme Court ruled that <mask> was acting under the authority of the law of the United States, and that he was not liable to answer in the courts of California. Defending judges is a duty of an officer of the court. The supremacy of federal law over state law was the subject of the ruling. The source of all Executive authority was found to be the President since there were no laws to protect federal judges.The Executive branch exercised its own "necessary and proper" authority according to the decision. After his defense of Justice Field, <mask> found himself in demand as a bodyguard for high officials, including H. E. Huntington of the Southern Pacific. While protecting Huntington, he prevented a former employee from talking to him. According to James H. Barry, the editor of the San Francisco Star, <mask> grabbed Collins from behind and threw him into the street. Barry attacked <mask> for the murder of Terry. He wrote that <mask>, who murdered Judge Terry at Judge Field's instance, is now employed as a villain by the Southern Pacific. The front page of the newspaper depicted <mask>'s confrontation with Collins.<mask> confronted Barry on Montgomery Street in San Francisco, spitting at him, withdrawing a pistol from this pocket, and twirling it at his side, apparently intending to provoke Barry. Barry did nothing. Patrick Calhoun was guarded by <mask>. He was hired as a bodyguard by Senator William Stewart. <mask> was a special investigator for Earl Rogers. His interest in mining activity never stopped. When he was 65 years old, he held a job as mine supervisor in California's Tuolumne County.He died in Oakland, California, at the age of 78. The content from the U.S. government website is in the public domain. 1847 births and 1925

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title: Jean-Pierre Falret

texts: Jean-<mask> was a French doctor. He was born and died there. He was inspired by the work of Philippe Pinel and Jean tienne Esquirol when he began his medical studies in Paris. He established a mental institution with Félix Voisin. He held the position of chef de l'hospice at the Salptrire until 1867. A patient would experience cycles of manic excitement and cycles of depression after he published an article about the condition. <mask>'s description is believed to be the earliest documented diagnosis of a mental illness.Falret believed in the dualistic nature of the individual. He proposed that when the soul and a disease interact, there would be a phenomenon called novum organon. The novum organon created problems for the soul and caused mental illness. He believed that the only way to fix the mental condition was through moral methods. "Lasgue-Falret syndrome" is a shared psychotic disorder identified by <mask> and Ernest-Charles Lasgue. The syndrome is characterized by the appearance of psychotic symptoms in family members while living together, as well as retention of the symptoms when the individuals are separated. This syndrome can also involve a situation where a family member has a disease that causes them to have psychotic symptoms.Two doctors published their findings in a book. The department of Lot is served by the Le Centre Hospitalier Jean-Pierre Falret. Falret fought against the injustice by proposing a deeply humane approach respecting the persons with mental problems and open to society. The civil rights

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title: Jean-Pierre Falret

texts: of the mentally ill were re-established after Falret visited asylums in England and Scotland in 1835. The convalescent mental patients on their way back to the world are disheartened by all the unfortunate circumstances. The family does not want or cannot accept them anymore, society is rejecting them in terror, and they are forced to create a new reality. The mental patients can't overcome a lot of obstacles.As a result, people easily accuse them of immorality, crimes, or suicide attempts, or the mentally affected are very quickly falling back to the cruel illness where they were so successfully hiding themselves earlier. He founded the "Patronage Society for the Mental Patients Cured in the Salptrire Hospital" because he was aware of the risks of relapse. The society's name was changed to "The Falret Charity". Falret published Visite a l'établissement d'aliénés d'Illenau in 1845. He was made a member of the Société médicale allemande de Paris in 1865. The works were written by M. Spurzheim. Bibliothque médicale was published in 1818.<mask> had reviewed "Observations sur la folie" in an earlier issue. M. F. Audouard's Recherches sur la contagion des fivres intermittentes. Bibliothque médicale was founded in 1819. la médecine,  la morale, and  la législation; par F. A. Fodéré. Bibliothque médicale was published in 1819. There are observations and proposition médico-chirurgicales. Didot Jeune was in Paris in 1819.There is a thesis. Observation d'une nécrose, suivie de la dénudation du cerveau. The Journal of the sciences


title: Jean-Pierre Falret

texts: Self-persuasion of its Hereditary Predisposition. The Review of M. <mask>'s Work on Suicide and Hypochondriasis was published in the London Medical and Physical Journal. January 1823, The Medical Intelligencer. Clinical instruction in insanity. The British and Foreign Medico-Chirurgical Review was published in 1850.There is a study of mental diseases. The Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology was published in 1850. There is a new species of insanity. The American Journal of Insanity was published in the 19th century. A form of insanity characterized by the successive and regular occurrence of mania and melancholia, and by a interval more or less prolonging. M. Falret is the Physician to the Hospital la Salptrire. Clinical Lectures on Mental Medicine were delivered.Highley was in London in the 19th century. John Charles Bucknill wrote a review in The Asylum Journal of Mental Science. Falret discovered the origin of the concept of depression. The book was translated by M. J. Sedler and Eric C. Dessain. The American Journal of Psychiatry was published in 1983. The Non-Existence of Monomania. J. Garrabe, D. Morozov, and F.-R. Cousin are the authors.There was a report in 1999. There is a collection of French Language Psychiatric Texts. The Progrs de la Connaissance was written by Le Plessis-Robinson. The introduction and translation of "De la non-existence de la monomanie" was written by Jean-Pierre <mask>. The History of Psychiatry was published in 2012 There are references to Jean-Pierre <mask> at Who

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title: Gregor Mendel

texts: The Augustinian friar and Abbot of St. Thomas' Abbey was a mathematician and astronomer. The founder of the modern science of genetics was born in the Austrian Empire and died in the Czech Republic. Many of the rules of heredity were established when <mask>'s pea plant experiments were conducted between 1856 and 1863. There are seven characteristics of pea plants: plant height, Pod shape and color, seed shape and color, and flower position and color. When a true-breeding yellow pea and a true-breeding green pea are cross-bred, their offspring always produce yellow seeds. The green peas had a ratio of 1 green to 3 yellow in the next generation. The terms "recessive" and "dominant" were created by Mendel to explain this phenomenon.The green trait, which seems to have vanished in the first filial generation, is a yellow trait. He published his work in the 19th century, showing the actions of invisible "factors" that are now called genes. The rediscovery of his laws in the 20th century gave rise to the significance of his work. The modern age of genetics was ushered in by the independently verified findings of Hugo de Vries and Carl Correns in 1900. At the Austrian Empire's border with the Czech Republic, <mask> was born into a German-speaking Czech family. He had one older sister, Veronika, and one younger sister, Theresia. They lived and worked on a farm that had been owned by the Mendel family for at least

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title: Gregor Mendel

texts: who conducted extensive research on the genetics of plants and animals. After receiving the recommendation of his physics teacher, Mendel entered the Augustinian St Thomas's Abbey in Brno and began his training as a priest. He was a substitute high school teacher. He failed the final part of his exams to become a high school teacher. Abbot sponsored him to study at the University of Vienna so that he could get more formal education.Christian Doppler was his professor at Vienna. In 1854, he returned to his abbey as a teacher. He failed the oral part of the exam in 1856 to become a certified teacher. He was the new abbot of the monastery in 1867. After he was elevated as abbot in 1868, his scientific work largely ended, as he became overburdened with administrative responsibilities, especially a dispute with the civil government over its attempt to impose special taxes on religious institutions. On January 6, 1884, at the age of 61, <mask> died of chronic nephritis in Austria-Hungary. The composer played the organ at his funeral.The papers in the collection were burned to end the disputes over taxation. The "Father of Modern Genetics" chose to study variation in plants in his monastery's experimental garden. After experimenting with pea plants, he decided to study seven traits that seemed to be different from each other: seed shape, flower color, seed coat tint, Pod shape, and plant height. He focused on the


title: Gregor Mendel

texts: shape of the seed. The majority of the plants cultivated and tested between 1856 and 1863 were pea plants. In the second generation, one out of four pea plants had a certain type of trait, two out of four were hybrid, and one out of four were dominant. The Law of Segregation and the Law of Independent Assortment were generalizations of the Law of Inheritance.In February and March 1865, <mask> presented his paper, "Versuche ber Pflanzen hybriden", at two meetings of the Natural History Society of Moravia. It was ignored by the scientific community despite generating a few favorable reports. When the paper was published in Verhandlungen des naturforschenden Vereines, it was seen as essentially about hybridization rather than inheritance, and was only cited three times over the next thirty-five years. The paper was criticized at the time, but is now considered a seminal work. If Charles Darwin had been aware of the paper, genetics might have taken hold earlier. An example of the failure of obscure, highly original innovators to receive attention is provided by the scientific biography of <mask>. It would appear that the scientists failed to understand his work after listening to his two lectures.Carl Ngeli, one of the leading biologists of the time, failed to appreciate the discoveries made by <mask>. "My time will come," he told a friend, but at times, he entertained doubts about his work. Most biologists

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title: Gregor Mendel

texts: believed that all characteristics were passed on to the next generation through blend inheritance, in which the traits from each parent are averaged. Multiple genes with quantitative effects explain instances of this phenomenon. Charles Darwin tried to explain inheritance through a theory. The importance of <mask>'s ideas was realized in the early 20th century. Hugo de Vries and Carl Correns duplicated his work, and the rediscovery of <mask>'s writings and laws, as a result of research aimed at finding a successful theory of discontinuous inheritance.It is thought that de Vries didn't understand the results he found until he read <mask>. The rediscovery of Erich von Tschermak is no longer accepted because he didn't understand the laws. Other biologists started to establish modern genetics as a science after de Vries lost interest in it. In the spring of 1900, three researchers from different countries published their rediscovery of <mask>'s work. The results were quickly replicated and genetic linkage worked out. Even though it was not yet applicable to many phenomena, biologists wanted to give a genotypic understanding of heredity which they felt was lacking in previous studies of heredity. The biometric school of Karl Pearson and W. F. R. Weldon was one of the most prominent of these previous approaches.The word "genetics", and much of the discipline's other terminology, originated with William Bateson,

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title: Gregor Mendel

texts: in the reports of the society. He used Cyprian and Carniolan bees, which were aggressive to the annoyance of other monks and visitors of the monastery, so he was asked to get rid of them. He referred to his bees as his dearest little animals. The novel plant species are referred to as the botanical author abbreviation "Mendel". Ronald Fisher, a prominent statistician and population geneticist, reconstructed Mendel's experiments in 1936 and found the ratio of dominant to recessive phenotypes. It is implausibly and consistently too close to the expected ratio of 3 to 1.According to Fisher, the data of most, if not all, of the experiments have been fudged so as to agree with <mask>'s expectations. Fisher and other scholars agree that <mask>'s observations are uncomfortably close to his expectations. "One can applaud the lucky gambler, but when he is lucky again tomorrow, and the next day, and the following day, one is entitled to become a little suspicious". There are three other lines of evidence that support the assertion that the results are too good to be true. According to Fisher's analysis, the reported data are too good to be true, yet "everything we know about <mask> suggests that he was unlikely to engage in either deliberate fraud or in unconscious adjustment of his observations." A number of writers have tried to find a solution to the problem. Confirmation bias is invoked by one attempted


title: Gregor Mendel

texts: explanation.Fisher accused <mask>'s experiments of being biased to give the theory the benefit of doubt. J.W. wrote an article in 2004. Porteous concluded that the observations were implausible. The reproduction of the experiments shows that there is no bias towards the data. There may be a conflict between the moral imperative of a bias-free recount of one's factual observations and the even more important imperative of advancement of scientific knowledge. It is possible that Mendel felt compelled to simplify his data in order to meet real or feared editorial objections. Like so many other obscure innovators of science, <mask>, a little known innovator of working-class background, had to break through the cognitive paradigms and social prejudices of his audience.If such a breakthrough could be achieved by deliberately omitting some observations from his report and adjusting others to make them more palatable to his audience, such actions could be justified on moral grounds. They think it's likely that <mask> scored more than 10 offspring, and that the results were in line with expectations. Fisher's allegation of deliberate falsification can finally be put to rest because of the convincing evidence. There were no reasons to assert that <mask> fabricated his results or that Fisher tried to diminish his legacy in the comprehensive book written by Hartl and Fairbanks. According to these authors, the


title: Ilion Lika

texts: <mask> is an Albanian professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper and also is goalkeeping coach of Albanian club Tirana in the Albanian Superliga. <mask> has played more than 500 club matches during his 19-year career. In 1999 he began his professional career with Dinamo Tirana, recording more than 200 appearances in all competition. <mask> joined Terek Grozny of the Russian premier league in January 2008. He went on to play for Tirana for the next three years after returning to Albania in January 2010. The veteran goalie joined Flamurtari Vlor in June of last year after playing for two years with Tirana and Kastrioti Kruj. He earned 14 senior international caps as a member of the Albania national team.<mask> played for Dinamo Tirana from 1999 to 2007. He was considered to be one of the best goalkeepers in the Albanian Superliga when he was at Dinamo Tirana. <mask> wasn't offered a contract by the club after he was tested. In August 2007, he signed a one-year contract with the Albanian Superliga champion, Elbasani, after his failed trial in Denmark paved the way. He played at Elbasani for 6 months before looking for a new team. It emerged in January that Tirana were interested in signing the Albanian international and that <mask> had spoken to one of the club's owners about a possible switch back to the capital, however <mask> himself quickly quashed these rumors insisting that he had never spoken to anyone about a move to Tirana He had other clubs from Turkey and the rest of Europe that were interested in him and he had offers from abroad as well.According to his agent, <mask> was offered a very good contract but it was still hard to accept because of the

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title: Ilion Lika

texts: location and the weather of Ukranian. <mask> was still wanted by both Terek Grozny and Tom Tomsk even though he turned down a move to Ukraine. <mask> chose the one from Grozny because it was too hard to refuse. He signed a two-year contract worth $500,000 after completing his move to the club. <mask> stated during his presentation that one of the main reasons for his move was to become the Albania national team's first choice goalkeeper. <mask> became the club's 1st choice goalkeeper and put in many impressive performances throughout the 2008–09 season including one against CSKA Moscow where he impressed even the CSKA Moscow's coach with his performance, he also kept a clean sheet in the historic 1–0 victory over He had 9 clean sheets in 27 games.Lika has been offered Chechenyan citizenship by the president of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. The president of Chechenya stated that he was a huge fan of Albanian goalkeeper Terek Grozny and that he wanted Lika to spend the rest of his career with him. A brand new Land Rover worth $110,000 was given to Lika. If any of his teammates call him <mask>, they will be fined by the club's owner and president of Chechenya, Ramzan Kadyrov. The president wanted the team and its supporters to call him <mask> Lika. According to <mask>, the chairman is a very religious man and after realizing that he is a Muslim, he has treated him differently than the other players. He also bought a house in Chechenya.Lika and the chairman went to Mecca together and that is how they have built a closer relationship. He says that he is a fan favorite at the club and that he is treated like a king. <mask> was out of action for over five months due to an

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title: Ilion Lika

texts: injury. The vice-president of Terek Grozny said that Lika would be out of football for at least five months. With first choice goalkeeper Arjan Beqaj already out for a lengthy period, this would have meant that <mask> would have been the first choice keeper and would have been back in time for the 2010 World Cup. The club's main goalkeeper for the start of the 2009–10 season was brought in by Terek Grozny, and he was Andriy Dikan. In order to get him back to full fitness, <mask> spent five weeks in Macedonia in 2009.<mask> left the club along with six other players. The players left for free after the club decided not to renew their contracts. Albanian Superliga strugglers Vllaznia Shkodr Lika agreed to a short-term contract in January 2010 after returning as a free agent. He made his debut for the club in the 2–1 loss at Shkumbini Peqin on January 23rd. After being released from his contract by the club president, <mask> became a free agent again, because he was unhappy with his contract and clauses. <mask> signed a contract with another top flight side, Kastrioti Kruj, after leaving Vllaznia Shkodr. He played his first game for the club the next day and kept a clean-sheet.He made 16 league appearances in the second half of the season. After his contract expired, he became a free agent. <mask> was presented as Tirana's newest player by signing a contract for the upcoming season. Tirana won 1–0 on aggregate in the first leg of the first round of the playoffs, thanks to a golden goal scored by Erando Karabeci. In the first leg of the second qualifying round, <mask> was on goal in the 4–0 away defeat to Utrecht. He wasn't in the squad for the return leg at Qemal

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texts: Stafa Stadium because he was accused of being involved in the defeat. <mask> stated that he has always defended the Tirana jersey with his heart.<mask> joined Kastrioti Kruj on August 14, 2013, and stayed until the end of the season. He played 16 league games in the first part of the season and then left in January of the next year. <mask> agreed to join the Albanian Superliga strugglers in January of next year. He signed a 6-month contract with the option of a further year. He made his return on February 1st by keeping his goal intact in the goalless draw against his former employers. Tirana won for the first time in nine matches when <mask> kept his second consecutive clean-sheet in the capital derby against Partizani. He played 12 matches in his second spell at Tirana, collecting 980 minutes and 4 clean-sheets as Tirana avoided being demoted by earning a 2–2 draw against Flamutari Vlor on 4 May.The Albanian Superliga Fair Play Award was presented to <mask> at the end of the season. He left the club after the club didn't pay him a debt he won at the Conflict Resolution Room. After the end of the season, <mask>urtari went through on the away goal rule despite losing. <mask> remained on goal for the next two matches of the second qualifying round as the team was knocked out 5–1 on aggregate by Petrolul Ploieti, ending his European campaign with four matches. <mask> returned to Tirana in June 2016 after signing a contract for the 2016–17 season.He took his old squad number 1 and started the season by keeping a clean-sheet in the league match against Teuta Durrs, which ended in a goalless draw. Tirana became a title contender after Lika kept five clean-sheets in

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title: Ilion Lika

texts: the first six league matches. The team declined and didn't win a league match in six months, starting with a goalless draw against Vllaznia Shkodr on 22 December and ending with a 2–0 win against Korabi Peshkopi on 10 May of the following year. Tirana have been demoted for the first time in history because they didn't earn more than a goalless draw against Vllaznia Shkodr. Lika kept 17 clean-sheets in league, playing every minute from 36 appearances. Tirana won the Albanian Cup for a record 16th time on 31 May when Lika was on goal as they defeated Sknderbeu Kor. Tirana returned to European competition after five years after winning the cup, with Lika being included in Zé Maria's list for the first qualification round.Tirana was eliminated by Israeli's Maccabi Tel Aviv 5–0 on aggregate. Following the end of the European campaign, <mask> was one of the players to show loyalty to the club, agreeing a new one-year contract extension. Tirana scored a late goal to win the Albanian Supercup and begin the domestic season. He made his first appearance in the Albanian First Division on September 16th, when he kept a clean-sheet in the home win over Iliria F-Krushuj. Tirana was beaten for the first time in First Division on 4 November when Bylis Ballsh's Niko Zisi scored the lone goal. Tirana went to dominate with hammering results in either home or away matches, such as the 6–0 win at Shkumbini Peqin were <mask> also saved a penalty kick, or another 6–0 win, this time at home versus Pogradeci. After sustaining an injury during the 2–1 home win against Tomori Berat, <mask> was taken off on a stretcher and only returned to action in the final promotion play-off match

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title: Ilion Lika

texts: against Bylis Ballsh.Tirana won the trophy of Albanian First Division with a 2–0 victory over the winners of Group A. He made 29 appearances in all competitions, including 20 in league, and kept 17 clean-sheets. <mask> started the season as a starter, but in November of last year he submitted his starting post to a younger keeper. Tirana escaped the drop by keeping two clean-sheets in the last three matches. In the match against Lai on 26 May, he made a decisive penalty save to deny the hosts the equalizing goal. Between league and cup, <mask> made 14 appearances. He extended his stay with the capital side until 2020, after signing a new one-year contract.He earned his first international cap in the third match against the hosts, which Albania lost 3–0; they finished in the third place tied with Macedonia but with better goal average. In the 2006 World Cup qualification campaign, <mask> was the starting goalkeeper. He kept no clean-sheets as Albania finished in 5th position in the Group 2. Albania was placed in Group G of the Euro 2008 qualification and <mask> was a part of it. Otto Bari removed <mask> from the team in March 2007, due to problems with his club Dinamo Tirana, as he was forced to become a free agent until the end of the season. Arjan Beqaj was the starting keeper while Isli Hidi was his backup. He came back to the national team in October of 2007, after being out for half a year due to an injury.<mask> said return to the national team was an "indescribable joy". <mask> received another call-up in January 2008 for gathering in Turkey. Albania failed to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. In February 2010 he was named in the squad for the unofficial


title: Ilion Lika

texts: friendly against Kosovo. The match ended in a 3–2 win for <mask>'s side. It was his last call-up to the national team, as he was no longer part in the Euro 2012 qualification campaign. <mask> is a practicing Muslim.He has spoken out against homosexuality as it violates the family. Club International Honours Club Dinamo Tirana Albanian Superliga: 2001–02 Albanian Cup: 2002–03 Tirana Albanian Superliga: 2010–11 Albanian Cup: 2016–17

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title: Walter Sickert

texts: A member of the Camden Town Group of Post-Impressionist artists in early 20th-century London, <mask> was a German-born British painter and printmaker. He was an important influence on British avant-garde art. <mask> preferred ordinary people and urban scenes as his subjects. His work includes portraits of well-known people. He is a prominent figure in the transition from Impressionism to modernity. The theory that <mask> was the London-based serial killer Jack the Ripper has largely been dismissed. <mask>, a Danish-German artist, and his wife Eleanor Louisa Henry, who was an illegitimate daughter of the English astronomer Richard Sheepshanks, were the parents of <mask>.Oswald's work was recommended to the Keeper of the National Gallery by Freiherrin Rebecca von Kreusser, who lived in Britain at the time. The family is British. The young <mask> was sent to University College School from 1870 to 1871 and then to King's College School, where he studied until the age of 18. Though he was the son and grandson of painters, he first wanted to be an actor and appeared in small parts in Sir Henry Irving's company. <mask> left the Slade School after less than a year to become an etching assistant to James Abbott McNeill Whistler. After Whistler's example, <mask> painted small studies from nature. <mask>'s work would have a powerful effect on Degas's work after they met in Paris.A personal version of Impressionism was developed by him. <mask> was told by Degas to paint from drawings and memory as an escape from nature. <mask> was a member of the New English Art Club. The first major works of <mask> were depictions of scenes in London music halls. One of the two paintings he exhibited at the NEAC in April 1888, which portrayed a well known music hall singer of the era, incited controversy more heated than any other surrounding an English painting in the late 19th century. <mask>'s rendering

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title: Walter Sickert

texts: was denounced as ugly andvulgar, and his choice of subject matter was deplored as too tawdry for art, as female performers were viewed as morally akin to prostitutes. <mask>'s interest in sexually provocative themes was announced in the painting.He spent most of his time in France in the late 1800s, especially in Dieppe, where his mistress and possibly his illegitimate son lived. <mask> began writing art criticism for publications during this time. During his last painting trip to Venice in 1904, <mask> developed a distinctive approach to the multiple-figure tableau that he further explored on his last visit in 1903. <mask> might have known that the models for many of the paintings were prostitutes. <mask>'s interest in urban culture led to his acquisition of studios in working-class sections of London, first in Cumberland Market in the 1890s and then in Camden Town in 1905. <mask>'s prominence in the realist movement in Britain would be secured by an event at the latter location. On September 11, 1907, Emily Dimmock was murdered in her home in Camden.The man slit her throat while she was asleep and left in the morning. The Camden Town murder was a source of sensationalism in the press. The modern flood of representations of vacuous images dignified by the name of "the nude" represents an artistic and intellectual bankruptcy. Three of the paintings were originally exhibited with completely different titles, one more appropriately being What Shall We Do for the Rent?, and the first in the series, Summer Afternoon. The documentary realism of the Camden Town paintings was without precedent in British art. The works were painted in a narrow range of colors. Ennui shows <mask>'s interest in Victorian narrative genres.The composition, which is at least five painted versions and was also made into an etching, depicts a couple in a dingy interior looking into empty space as though they

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