title: David G. Anderson

texts: located in South Carolina. Papers on Paleoindian Settlement in the United States: The Role of Large Databases. 2019.In New Directions in the Search for the First Floridans was edited by <mask> and Irv <mask>. 24–75. The University Press of Florida is in Gainesville. <mask>, <mask>., <mask>, D. Miller, Andrew A. White, Stephen J. Yerka, Eric C. Kansa, Christopher R. Moore, and Joshua J. Wells, Bissett, and Smallwood. Customer relationship management data can be used for big picture research.A year ago. In New Perspectives in Cultural Resource Management was edited by Francis P. McManamon. New York. Sea-level rise and archaeological site destruction are examples from the southeastern United States. A year ago. <mask>, <mask>., Bissett, Stephen J., Wells, Joshua J., Kansa, Eric C., Kansa, Sarah W., DeMuth, R. Carl, and White are listed. e0188142 was published in the journal PLoS ONE.The End of the Southeastern Archaic: Regional Interaction and Archaeological Interpretation is a journal. The year 2010. What happened to the southeastern archaic? The book was edited by <mask> Thomas and Matthew C. Sanger. The Third Caldwell Conference was held on St. Catherines Island, Georgia. The American Museum of Natural History has Anthropological Papers. Human Settlement in the New World includes multidisciplinary approaches, the Beringian stand still, and the shape of things to come.The year 2010. In Human Variation in the Americas: The Integration of Archaeology and Biological Anthropology was edited by Benjamin M. Auerbach. 311–346. The Center for Archaeological Investigations is at Southern Illinois University. There is cycling in the complexity of early societies. The year 2010. <mask>, <mask><mask>, and Peter

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texts: Turchin are related.The Journal of Theoretical and Mathematical History is a journal. <mask>, <mask><mask>, and Peter Turchin are related. The PIDBA (Paleoindian Database of the Americas) 2010: Current Status and Findings is also available. The year 2010. <mask><mask>, D. Miller, Stephen J. Yerka, J. Christopher <mask>, and others are listed. Archaeology of Eastern North America. ferences from early collections are what the site in southeastern prehistory is about.The year 2008. The Archeologist of Arkansas. There are new tools for reconstructing the geography and ecology of past human populations. 2006 PaleoAnthropology was published in 2006 William E. Banks, Francesco d'Errico, Harold L. Dibble, Leonard Krishtalka, Deborah I. Olszewski, <mask><mask>, J. Christopher <mask>, Anta Montet-White,Michel Crucifix, 2005.The book was edited by Bradley T. Lepper and Michael R. Waters. There were 29 and 43 in this story. Texas A&M University Press is in College Station. The Early and Middle Holocene Periods ended in 750 B.C. 2004. <mask><mask> and Kenneth E. The Handbook of North American Indians was edited by Raymond D. Fogelson.87– 100. 3750 to 650 B.C. was the Late Holocene Period. 2004. The Southeast volume of the Smithsonian Handbook of North American Indians was edited by Raymond D. Fogelson. 101–114. The museum is in Washington, D.C. Archaeology of tribal societies.2004. Jon L<mask> and Philip J. Carr edited In Signs of Power: The Development of Complexity in the Southeast. 270–279. The University of Alabama Press is in Tuscaloosa. Strategies for Working Together include Archaeology and Anthropology. In 2003 Susan D<mask> is the editor of In Archaeology is Anthropology.11–27. There are papers from the

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texts: American Anthropological Association. Arlington, Virginia. The tribal social organization has evolved in the Southeast. William A. Parkinson edited The Archaeology of Tribal Societies. The International Monographs in Prehistory was published in 2002. Climate and culture change in ancient and historic Eastern North America.2001. Archaeology of Eastern North America. Implications from an Examination ofmography, Demography, and Artifact Distributions of the Paleoindian Colonization of the Americas. The authors are <mask><mask> and J. <mask>. In 2000. American Antiquity is a book. The case study looked at paleoclimate and the potential food reserves of Mississippian societies.The following people were involved in 1995: <mask><mask>, <mask>. Stahle, and Malcolm R. Cleaveland. American Antiquity was published in 1960. The view from the southeastern United States is from the Paleoindian Colonization of Eastern North America. In Early Paleoindian Economies of Eastern North America was edited by Kenneth and Barry. 16–16. There is research in economic anthropology. The case study was about early Archaic occupations in the United States.1988. The authors are <mask><mask> and <mask>. Hanson. American Antiquity was published in the year 53. External links can be found at http://pidba.org/

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title: Tim Horton

texts: <mask> was a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played in the National Hockey League for 24 seasons. He played for five teams: Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Buffalo Sabres. <mask> was named one of the 100 greatest NHL players of all time. He died in a single-vehicle crash at the age of 44. <mask> co-founded the Tim Hortons coffee restaurant. <mask> was born at Lady Minto Hospital in Ontario and was the son of a Canadian National Railway mechanic. He had a brother.In 1935 the family moved to Duparquet, Quebec, and in 1938 they returned to Ontario. <mask> grew up in a mining community near Timmins and played ice hockey there. He moved to Toronto to play junior hockey and attended St. Michael's College School. He joined the Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League after two years with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He played in his first NHL game for Pittsburgh on March 26, 1950. <mask> didn't play in the NHL again until the fall of 1952. He won four Stanley Cups.<mask> played for a number of teams. Under pressure, he was known for his strength and calmness. He gained relatively few penalty minutes as a hard-working and durable defenceman. He played right wing for the Leafs and was an effective puck carrier. <mask> played in seven All-Star games. He was named an NHL First Team All-Star three times. He was selected to the NHL Second Team three times.The NHL record for consecutive games by a defenceman was broken by Krlis Skrasti on February 8, 2007, but the Leafs club record for consecutive games by a defenceman remains. The players fought <mask> in a crushing bear hug. Injuries and age were not much of

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texts: a problem for <mask> as he was the strongest man in the game. "Eddie Shore was one of the defencemen that you had to fear because he was vicious and would slam you into the boards from behind," Bobby Hull said. You respected <mask> because he didn't need that kind of intimidation. He kept you in check with his strength and talent. He scored three goals and 13 assists in 12 playoff games in 1962, setting a team record for playoff points by a defenceman.The record was tied in 1978 by Ian Turnbull, who played 13 games, but was not broken until 1994 by David Ellett, who played 18 games. The Maple Leafs traded <mask> to the New York Rangers for future considerations in March 1970, and he spent the last fifteen games of the season in New York. At the beginning of the 1971–72 season, he was claimed by the Pittsburgh Penguins and signed a one-year contract for an estimated $100,000, the largest contract at the time for the five-year-old franchise. <mask> played 44 games with a broken ankle and a shoulder separation and only managed 11 points. <mask> was signed by the Buffalo Sabres in 1972 despite being 42 years old and being the former Leafs' general manager. The Sabres made their first playoff appearance in 1973. <mask> signed a contract extension in the off-season.<mask> wore the same number as King Clancy from 1930 to 1937. The number 7 became an honoured jersey number despite the fact that the team did not retire it from use. The number 7 was retired by the Leafs in honor of <mask> and Clancy after they changed their retirement policy. <mask> wore the number 2 in Buffalo as Rick Martin wore the number 7. The numbers have been retired. Career

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texts: statistics of a Stanley Cup champion. <mask> opened his first Tim Horton Doughnut Shop in Hamilton, Ontario in 1964.Some of his creations were added to the initial menu. <mask> became a multi-million dollar franchise system by 1968. <mask>'s previous businesses included a hamburger restaurant and an auto dealership. After <mask>'s death in 1974, his business partner Ron Joyce bought out the <mask> family's shares for $1 million and took over as sole owner of the existing chain, which had 40 stores at the time, and later expanded to nearly 4,600 stores in Canada alone. Tim Hortons is a part of Restaurant Brands International, which also includes Burger King and Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. 3G Capital is a Brazilian investment firm. Joyce's son, Ron Joyce Jr., is married to <mask>'s daughter, and the couple own Tim Hortons franchises.<mask> died after losing control of his De Tomaso Pantera sports car on the Queen Elizabeth Way in St. Catharines, Ontario, in the early morning of February 21, 1974. He was driving alone back to Buffalo after playing a game in Toronto against his former team. <mask> was selected one of the game's three stars despite sitting out the third period and playing with a jaw and ankle injury. Imlach gave <mask>'s Pantera to him as an incentive to return to the team for one more season. <mask> stopped at his office in Oakville to meet Ron Joyce on his way to Buffalo. While there, <mask> phoned his brother, who tried to convince <mask> to stop driving. <mask> was offered to stay with Joyce.<mask> decided to keep going to Buffalo. A woman reported to the Ontario Provincial Police in Burlington that she observed a car travelling at

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texts: high speed on the Queen Elizabeth Way. The police radio broadcast a warning. The vehicle was travelling on the Queen Elizabeth Way at a high rate of speed. Gula tried to chase <mask>'s vehicle with his emergency lights and sirens on, but lost sight of it. <mask> lost control of his car after he passed a curve in the road at Ontario Street and drove into the grass median, which caught a sewer and caused the car to flip several times. <mask> was not wearing a seatbelt.He died at the hospital. There was no public inquiry or autopsy after <mask>'s death. Police wouldn't say if <mask> was drunk. In 2005, <mask>'s autopsy was made public, and it was revealed that his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit, and that a half-filled vodka bottle was amongst the crash debris. Amobarbital, an ingredient in Dexamyl, was found in <mask>'s blood. The autopsy report found no drugs in <mask>'s body, and his car was in good working order. There was no evidence that <mask> was evading police or that they were close enough to initiate a criminal pursuit.<mask> was buried in Toronto. He was survived by his wife and four daughters. Ron Joyce offered <mask>'s widow $1 million for her shares in the chain, which included 40 stores. Joyce became sole owner after she accepted his offer. A lawsuit was filed against Joyce after he became dissatisfied with his offer. In 1993 she lost the lawsuit, an appeal was declined in 1995 and she died in 2000. Stanley Cup champion 1962–63, Stanley Cup champion 1963, and Stanley Cup champion 1966–67 were named to the NHL Second All-Star Team.The Canadian Encyclopedia has a list of ice hockey players who died during their playing

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title: Vinod Aggarwal

texts: A professor and senior faculty fellow of political science at the University of California at Berkeley, <mask>. Aggarwal is also the director of the Berkeley APEC Study Center. He is a visiting professor at INSEAD's Asia campus and has contributed to the New York Times. The journal Business and Politics is edited by him. Aggarwal writes about issues related to international political economy. The creation of an Asia-Pacific zone was undermined by Washington's trade policies. He predicted that a free trade deal between the United States and China would be dead on arrival in Congress for the foreseeable future because of the U.S. trade deficit with China. During the global recession of world markets, Aggarwal was a critic of the Fortress Asia theory which speculated that East Asian countries would align to become a protectionist trade bloc averse to Western imports.There is a technology conflict between the U.S. and China. In 1975, Aggarwal received his bachelor's degree in political science and psychology from the University of Michigan, and his M.A in political science and PhD in international political economy from the same university. Prior to joining the faculty at UC Berkeley, he was a Research Fellow at the Brookings Institution, an American think-tank based in Washington, D.C. His research focuses on international politics of trade, international finance, comparative public policy, rational choice, and bargaining theory. He has been sought out by both the private and public sectors. He has worked with a number of Fortune 500 corporations, as well as other


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texts: don't get no respect.54, No. 3, 2010, pp. 884–884. The September–October 2010 edition of Japan Spotlight features Beyond Bogor: Reflections on APEC's Future with Peter Volberding. 10–13. The Perils of Consensus was published in the Review of International Political Economy. May 2010, pp.262–289. There is reluctance to lead in the U.S. trade policy. No. 11, No. August 2009, pp. 1-8. Responding to China's Rise: US and EU Strategies is an edited book. Evolving institutions and strategies in Asia, Europe, and the United States are linked to trade and security.Responding to a Resurgent Russia: Russian Policy and Responses from the EU and US was published in 2011. The role of ideas, interests, and domestic institutions in trade policy in the Asia-Pacific is discussed in a book. Is Northeast Asia Ripe for Integration? Asia's New Institutional Architecture: Evolving Structures for Managing Trade, Financial, and Security Relations was written by Min Gyo Koo. The style is Market and Nonmarket Strategies for Success. Winning in Asia, Japanese Style: Market and Nonmarket Strategies for Success was written by Shujiro Urata. Waseda University Press published a translation into Japanese in 2004.Winning in Asia, European Style: Market and Nonmarket Strategies for Success was published in 2001. Asia Pacific Crossroads: Regime Creation and the Future of APEC is a book written by Charles Morrison. Bargaining, Linkages and Nesting is an institutional design for a complex world. There are External links to Berkeley Faculty Biography - <mask> Aggarwal's Business Educators Member


title: James Shaw Kennedy

texts: General Sir <mask> was a British soldier and military writer. <mask> was the son of a former captain in the 76th Highlanders. He was educated at a school. He joined the 43rd (Monmouthshire) Light Infantry in 1805 and was trained under Sir John Moore. The first time he saw service was as a lieutenant in the Copenhagen expedition of 1807. <mask> and the 43rd fought with the rearguard of the army in the retreat from Corunna. He never fully recovered from the severe fever that he suffered on his return to England.<mask> returned to the Peninsula with the 43rd and took part in a 250-mile march from Lisbon to Talavera, where he became adjutant of his battalion. <mask> was on the staff of the Light Division at the Coa and the Agueda, as well as with William Campbell, who edited the Standing Orders of the Light Division. 257–277. He was wounded at Almeida in 1812, but came back at the end of 1812 and was with his chief at the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo in January. <mask> conveyed Wellington's summons to surrender to the French governor after he mortally wounded his general at the great assault of 19 January. At Badajoz, now once more with the 43rd, he displayed a bravery which gave his brother officer William the theme of one of his most glorious descriptive passages. <mask> was promoted to captain in July of 1812 after he distinguished himself at the siege and Battle of Salamanca.He had to return to England due to ill health at the end of the year. <mask> joined the senior department of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. At the Battle of Waterloo, he was an assistant

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texts: quartermaster-general with the Third Division of Charles Alten. The Third Division had to defend its position against repeated French cavalry charges and <mask> was struck in the side and out of action for a period. One of his horses was killed during the battle. <mask> was promoted to brevet major in July and brevet lieutenant-colonel in January, 1819, thanks to his reconnoitring skill and tactical judgment. <mask> was employed as a staff officer in the north after he returned to England from the occupation of France.He was called to deal with the Manchester riots. Manchester <mask> was put on half pay on 25 March 1817 and was not called back to active service until 1826 when he was appointed assistant adjutant-general in Manchester. <mask> declined Sir Robert Peel's offer of the position of first commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. He was in charge of a force of 8000 men during his time as inspector-general of the RIC. <mask> led a country life for ten years. <mask>, as he was then known, was called upon to command at Liverpool during the Chartist movements, and soon afterwards was offered successively a command in Ireland and the governorship of Mauritius. Ill-health made him decline these.He was forced to retire due to ill health after briefly taking up an offer from the Scottish command. <mask> was referred to as the "very ablest officer in the service" by Sir William Napier. <mask> became colonel of the 47th Foot in August 1854, after being promoted to lieutenant-general in June 1854. He was promoted to general in August of 1862. C.B. was appointed by <mask>. In

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texts: July and K.C.B. In 1863.He had the military general service medal, also known as the Peninsular silver medal, with three clasps. <mask> died in Bath on May 30, 1865. <mask> wrote an essay on The Defence of Great Britain and Ireland at the time of the Orsini case. His famous Notes on Waterloo were appended to a plan for the defence of Canada. All were published in 1865. The framework of the battle which was later to be used by other historians was the first historian to divide the battle into five distinct but interrelated parts. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchHe added <mask> to his name after succeeding in right of his wife. The Shaw River in Victoria, Australia was named by Thomas Mitchell in 1836. There is an autobiographical notice in Notes on Waterloo. The Story of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Philip Booth, Sir Henry Newbolt, and Andrew Roberts have been read further. The British Army personnel of the Napoleonic Wars Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath Inspectors-General of the Royal Irish Constabulary were recipients of the

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title: Isaac Seneca

texts: He was an All-American football player for the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. He was an All-American halfback in 1899. He was the first American Indian to be selected as an All-American. He was born on the Cattaraugus Reservation in New York. A member of the Cattaraugus Reservation in New York State, the All-American was a member of the Seneca tribe. From 1896 to 1899 and 1901, he played football for Carlisle. The first football team was formed in 1895, and Seneca was the school's first All-American a decade later.In 1896, Carlisle played games against college football's "Big Four" and nearly defeated Yale. The New York Times reported on a run by <mask> that nearly won the game against Yale. One or two Yale men were with him. He dodged a man or two, and made a great run down the field, which was thought to be a touchdown. Most of the people shouted themselves hoarse. Men waved their hats in the air, pretty ladies clapped their hands as the referee waved off the touchdown. The game went into the record books as a 12-6 win for Yale after the New York Times wrote that the referee had made the wrong call.<mask> was also a player for Carlisle. Victor was killed when he put his head out the window of the train and was struck by a telegraph pole. Glenn "Pop" Warner was hired as the head football coach and athletic director in 1899. In Warner's first season at Carlisle, the team had a difficult schedule, playing games against top opponents and traveling to

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texts: games in New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix and San Francisco. The 1899 Carlisle team was ranked fourth in the nation. The game was played in Manhattan on Thanksgiving Day 1899 with 10,000 fans in attendance. The star of the game was <mask>, who had two runs of 30 and 40 yards.The Indians were in prime physical condition and bore through the Columbia line and skirted the ends at will, according to a press account of the game. The backs would get around the ends for runs of thirty to sixty yards. Most of the runs were made by Miller and <mask>. The captain of the 1900 team was elected at the end of the 1899 season, though he would opt to play professional football rather than return in 1900. The University of California, San Francisco invited the team to play on Christmas Day. The game was won by Carlisle. After he returned from California in January 1900, the school newspaper wrote about him.He didn't know that he would see the Pacific Ocean. He had learned a lot more about the country from that trip than he could have learned from books. He never thought he'd reach the first team, but now that he's the captain, he feels the great responsibility and honor of his position. He paid tribute to Mr. Thompson. The first American Indian to be named a first team All-American was <mask>, who was honored after the 1899 season. He was named to the All-Time American Indian College Football Team. There was an element of grandeur, something almost mythical, in the rise of

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texts: the Carlisle Indians to national and then to world fame.There was a New York tribe that was down to 2,700 survivors. The Oklahoma tribe only had about 600 left. The epic strive of the Carlisle Indians was a last great effort to reach the unattainable. In an October 1900 game against Altoona, Seneca made several substantial gains, including a 25-yard run and a 50-yard touchdown run. Latrobe's quarterback, Al Kennedy, was involved in a fight during a game against Seneca in 1900. A historic account has called the crowd of 2,000 spectators a general donnybrook. There is no information on <mask>'s later years, though a 1917 publication states that he was the head of the blacksmithing department at the Ponca City Indian Agricultural School.According to an article from 1928, <mask> is now in the government service. At the time of the 1930 United States Census, <mask> was listed as a blacksmith in Ponca City, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1940 United States Census, he was widowed and working as a blacksmith on the Cattaraugus Reservation in New York. The United Missions Cemetery is located on the Cattaraugus Reservation in New York. See also Benjey. Doctors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs: Jim Thorpe & Pop Warner's Carlisle Indian School football immortals tackle socialites, bootleggers, students, moguls, prejudice, the government, ghouls, tooth decay and rum, pp. 314–322.The Tuxedo Press. There are 19th-century players of American football from Cattaraugus County, New


title: Susan Shreve

texts: <mask> is an American novelist, memoirist, and children's book author. She has published fifteen novels and a memoir. She has edited or co-edited five anthologies and published thirty books for children. <mask> founded the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at George Mason University in 1980. She was the former chairman of the PEN/Faulkner Foundation. She lives in D.C. <mask> was born May 2, 1939 in Toledo, Ohio, but moved with her family to Washington, D.C. at the age of three.She graduated from Sidwell Friends School in 1957. Shreve received a BA in English from the University of Pennsylvania in 1961, and an MA in English from the University of Virginia in 1969. She founded the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program at George Mason University in 1980. She is a visiting professor at Columbia School of the Arts. She has received a Guggenheim Award for fiction, a National Endowment grant for fiction, the Jenny Moore Chair in Creative Writing at George Washington University, the Grub Street Prize for non-fiction, the Poets and Writers' Service award, and the Sidwell Friends School Outstanding Alumni Award. The PEN/Faulkner Foundation presents the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction annually. Shreve published her first novel in 1974.Thirteen novels have been published. In 1997 she published a novel under the name Annie Waters. <mask> wrote about her experience as a patient in the memoir Warm Springs: Traces of a Childhood. More News Tomorrow was published in 2019. Shreve's children's books include an ALA Notable Book and a Publishers Weekly Best Children's Book. She publishes as <mask> when writing for young readers. New York: W WNorton, 2019.W WNorton wrote You Are the Love of My Life in New York. The Train Home New York was published in 1993. <mask> married Timothy Seldes. <mask> is her oldest son. The year of birth missing is related to 20th-century American novelists and 21st-century American novelists.

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title: Bill Bordley

texts: <mask> was a pitcher for the San Francisco Giants. <mask> was a member of the College Baseball Hall of Fame. He was named Vice President for Major League Baseball Security investigations in 2011. <mask> was assigned to the White House as a Secret Service agent. He was promoted to attaché agent-in-charge to Russia at the American embassy in Moscow in 2002. <mask> attended Bishop Montgomery High School in California. He set school records while there, and his earned run average still stands as of 2020.<mask> is a two time California Player of the Year and high school All American, who led the Knights to the 1975 State Championship at Dodger Stadium. He was featured on 8 Million Wheatie Boxes and his baseball jersey was retired by the school. <mask> was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the first round of the Major League Baseball draft. <mask> was drafted ahead of future Major League Baseball All-Stars such as Jack Morris, Ken Landreaux, Leon Durham, Pat Tabler, Bruce Hurst, Mike Scott, Alan Trammell and Rickey Henderson. <mask> decided to attend the University of Southern California instead of the Majors. <mask> was a member of the USC baseball team that went 14-0 in his freshman year and led the Pacific-10 Conference in strikeouts and wins. Tim Lincecum broke his freshman strikeout record in 2004.His 26-2 win loss record is the best in USC history. <mask> led the USC to the 1978 College World Series and the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship in the same year. <mask> started and won the final game of the 1978 College World Series, shutting out Arizona

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texts: State University. <mask> was the only USC player to be named first team All American twice. <mask> was one of five USC baseball players to be in the College Baseball Hall of Fame. The California Angels were found guilty of tampering with <mask> prior to the January 1979 MLB draft. <mask>'s rights to the San Francisco Giants were allowed by an MLB investigation.Tom Seaver is the only MLB player ever to have the Commissioner allow a player a special lottery. A $250,000 signing bonus was recorded when he signed a Major League Contract. <mask>'s argument that his Major League contract and bonus were salary was supported by Marvin Miller. <mask> was promoted to the Major Leagues by the Giants after only one season in the minor leagues. On June 30, 1980, <mask> joined the Giants. He was the starting pitcher for the Giants against the Reds. He struck out against Dave Collins, the Reds outfielder.<mask> earned the win over Reds pitcher and future Hall of Famer Tom Seaver by giving up 3 runs. He got his first hit off Seaver. Bordley struck out Johnny Bench, a future Hall of Famer. In <mask>'s second start in Cincinnati, he surrendered a historic home run to Bench, tying Yogi Berra for all time home runs by a catcher. <mask> won his first two starts against the Reds and in his third start in Pittsburgh held the Pirates to one earned run. <mask> had multiple Tommy John surgeries later in 1980- 1981 and was on the Major League disabled list for most of the 1981 and 1982 seasons, never to return to the Major Leagues. He was released from the Giants minor league system

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texts: in 1982.<mask> was invited to Major League Spring Training by Joe Torre. After his baseball playing career, <mask> returned to USC where he earned his finance degree as a dean's list student and served as the USC pitching coach. He joined the United States Secret Service as a special agent. He worked on President Clinton's detail. <mask> was compelled to testify through the Office of Independent Counsel, headed by Ken Starr, in the matter concerning the president and White House intern, Monica Lewinsky. He was promoted to Resident Attache in Charge for the Secret Service at the American embassy in Moscow in 2002. In visits to Russia, he was in charge of all presidential and vice presidential security operations.He was with Russian president Putin on many visits to the United States. Bordley provided oversight on top secret investigations, including the counterfeiting of United States currency, fraudulent international banking operations and protection assignments in over 50 countries. Bordley was assigned to investigate terrorist cells in Germany after 9/11. He has top secret clearance and is proficient in the German language. The Vice President of Security and Facility Management was named after Bud Selig named Bordley chief of security. He worked with MLB players and executives to push for the extension of security nets around stadiums. <mask> was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in 1976.Major League Baseball pitchers from Los Angeles, Secret Service agents, Major League Baseball executives, and college baseball players are all in the Baseball Hall of

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title: John Aldridge

texts: <mask> was a football player and a manager. He was best known for his time with the English club in the late 1980s. His 330 league goals are the 6th highest in the history of English football. He played in every league from the old Fourth Division to the old First Division during his early career. After Ian Rush's death, <mask> was brought in to replace him and over the course of two successful seasons, he won the league and FA Cup once and narrowly missed out on a second league title. Real Sociedad became the first non-Basque team to sign a non-Basque player in several decades when they abandoned their recruitment policy. In 1996, he became the player-manager of the club.He retired from playing in 1998 and hasn't managed since. He was recruited to play for Ireland as part of Jack Charlton's "Granny Rule" policy, and his great-grandmother was from Athlone. He played in two World Cup for the Republic and was part of their most successful period in International football. Newport County Aldridge took a long time to reach the top level of the English game. He got his break in the professional game when he was 20 years old and signed for Newport County in the Fourth Division. During his time at Somerton Park, "Aldo"

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texts: scored 87 goals, a goal every game, and 7 goals in 12 FA Cup matches. In his first season at Somerton Park, he and Tommy Tynan helped Newport to promotion from the Fourth Division and Welsh Cup glory, as well as reaching the quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup.He scored 14 goals in 38 games in his first season with County as they won the Welsh Cup and gained promotion to the Third Division. He played in the side that achieved the famous European run and scored seven goals in 27 league games. In the 1981–22 season he scored 11 times in 36 games, but in the 1982–83 season he scored 17 times in 41 games as County narrowly missed out on promotion to the Second Division. By the end of February 1983, with Tynan gone, <mask> had scored 26 times, and County were doing well in the Third Division. He was sold to Oxford United in March 1984 as the club prepared for their Third Division promotion run-in. He made his debut as a substitute in the 1–0 win over Walsall. He scored his first goal in the 5–0 home win against the Trotters.He became the first Second Division player in 19 years to score 30 goals when he formed a partnership with Billy Hamilton. His 34 goals in 1984–85 broke the club's goal scoring record, as


title: John Aldridge

texts: the Us gained promotion to the old First Division for the first time. The Second Division title medal was picked up by <mask>. He finally got the chance to play in the First Division in his 27th year. He netted six goals in United's League Cup-winning run in 1986, which culminated in a 3–0 victory over Queens Park Rangers in the final at Wembley. This is the only major trophy that Oxford has. In Oxford, his 23 goals from 39 games were crucial.He scored 90 goals for the Us, including 14 League Cup goals, and played 141 times. He scored four goals against Gillingham in the League Cup on 24 September 1986 and three hat-tricks, the first in the 5–2 victory over Leeds United on 24 November 1984. He scored one of the two Oxford goals that defeated Manchester United in Alex Ferguson's first game as manager in November 1986. At the end of the 1986–87 season, Ian Rush was going to go to Juventus, and it was necessary for a proven and experienced replacement to be found. He was recognised as one of the First Division's most competent scorers and even bore a resemblance to Rush. He joined Kenny Dalglish's side in January 1987 for a fee of £750,000 and was initially used as a partner for Rush and as an occasional substitute.


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texts: David Speedie and Charlie Nicholas were two strikers Dalglish was interested in signing before he settled on <mask>.<mask> was ineligible for the League Cup final because he was ineligible for the rest of the season. He had scored 15 goals in 25 games for Oxford by the time of his transfer to Liverpool. He made his debut for the Reds on February 21, 1987, when he came on as a 46th-minute substitute in the 2–2 league draw with Villa Park. His first goal for his new club came a week later on 28 February, in the 60th minute, the only goal of the game, as the Reds beat the Saints 1–0 in a league match at Anfield. He was able to cope with the pressure of replacing Rush. After Rush left, <mask> scored 26 goals in what turned out to be a successful season forLiverpool, including a strike in each of the first nine games, forming a 10-match scoring run as he had scored in his final league appearance of the previous season. He linked up with new signings Peter Beardsley and <mask> to form one of the most exciting attacking lines in the club's history.The 1988 league title was won byLiverpool with just two defeats all season and a nine-point lead over their nearest rivals Manchester United. Kenny Dalglish felt that giving

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texts: <mask> the number 9 would put the pressure on him, so he assigned him the number 8 shirt for the 1987–88 season. The number 9 shirt was worn by Ray Houghton, who followed in the footsteps of <mask>. The number 8 was worn by Roger Hunt, the hero of <mask>. A volley from an outstanding team move was one of the highlights of <mask>'s two goals. He was an efficient penalty-taker, but a predictable one, which led to his season and that of the Reds ending in a loss. With Wimbledon 1–0 up in the final at Wembley, midway through the second half,Liverpool were awarded a spot kick when <mask> himself was foul.Wimbledon goalkeeper Dave Beasant had anticipated that <mask> would strike any penalty given in the FA Cup final to his left, as he had gone that way with every one of his kicks that season, never failing to score. As INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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title: John Aldridge

texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He was the first keeper to save a penalty. His first penalty miss was a failure. He was taken out of the game shortly afterwards. The following season was difficult for <mask>. Rush failed to settle in Italy and was brought back to the UK by the Reds just before the season started.Despite reservations that the two were too similar to be strike partners, Kenny Dalglish regularly played the two together. Rush was hindered by injuries and was unable to re-acclimate himself to his surroundings, but it was <mask> who enjoyed the better form during the season. In the Charity Shield match against Wimbledon at Wembley, <mask> put his FA Cup ghosts to rest by scoring both goals in a 2–1 win. Rush missed a number of games or started games on the bench due to injuries, but he still maintained his hot scoring streak. He scored a hat-trick in the first league game of the season, a 3–0 away win over Charlton Athletic. He scored his 15th goal of the season in the 5–0 home win over Luton Town on March 14. He finished the season as the club's top scorer with 22 goals in the league, eight in the FA Cup, two in the League Cup

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title: John Aldridge

texts: and two in the Charity Shield.When 96 away fans were crushed to death in the 1989 FA Cup match againstNottingham Forest, <mask> was deeply affected by the tragedy and a lifelong fan of the club. He attended the funerals of many of the victims, gave support to the injured, and contemplated giving up the game. He played in the re-arranged FA Cup semi-final againstNottingham Forest, which the Reds won 3–1. He made up for his missed penalty a year earlier by scoring after just 4 minutes in the Wembley final. Rush came off the bench and scored twice in extra time to give the Reds a 3–2 victory. The highest scorer in the first division that season was <mask>, who scored 31 goals in all. The "double" of League championship and FA Cup, achieved by Liverpool in 1986 but denied to them by Wimbledon in 1988, was again possible, with a decider against Arsenal to come at Anfield.In order to win the title, they had to win by two clear goals but they lost the League when they conceded another goal to Michael Thomas in the last minute of the game. When the final whistle sounded, <mask> sank prostrate onto the turf, inconsolable, and reacted angrily when David O'Leary helped him to his feet. He scored 50 of his 63 goals in the


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texts: Football League. Rush and Beardsley were the first choice strikers, with Dalglish reverting to a 4–4–2 formation with Rush and Beardsley as first choice strikers. The first non-Basque player to sign for Sociedad in several decades was made by this transfer. In order to score a penalty in front of the Spion Kop, he was given a special run-out as a substitute during the club's record-breaking 9–0 win over Crystal Palace. He signed for Real Sociedad the next day after throwing his shirt and boots into the crowd.In two seasons at the Atotxa, <mask> scored 40 goals in 75 appearances, with the club encouraged to make more English signings in 1990. Some Real Sociedad fans initially did not accept him because he was a foreigner. There was graffiti on the stadium, a fan spat on the ground, and his family found it hard to adapt to the different lifestyle in the Basque country. <mask> was the new manager when <mask> handed in a transfer request. On July 11, 1991, <mask> returned to the area with a £250,000 deal. He scored 40 goals in his first season at Prenton Park, including his 40th against Oxford United. The club achieved a mid-table finish in the league after playing in the Second Division for the first time in more than

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texts: 50 years.On 17 August 1991, at the Goldstone Ground, <mask> made his debut for the club, scoring both the goals in a 2–0 victory over the Seagulls. He scored 174 goals in seven years for the Birkenhead club, a goal every 1.7 games, including 22 goals from just 25 League Cup ties. He retired at the end of the 1997-98 season, scoring a pair of goals in his final game as a professional. They reached their highest position ever in the league in 1993, 1994 and 1995 but all of them ended in semi-finals. It was not possible for Tranmere to make it to the top flight, and it was not possible for <mask> to return to the top flight. At Prenton Park, the chance of winning another major trophy would have been unthinkable, but in the 1993–94 League Cup semi-finals, they narrowly missed out on a place in the final. Villa tried to sign <mask> 18 months before turning their attention to Dean Saunders, who had replaced him at Oxford a few years earlier.He played 739 games in England and scored 411 times. With the resignation of <mask> after nine years as manager, he became player-manager of Tranmere, giving up playing and concentrating on the management side two years later. He scored a record 476 goals in his career, a total

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texts: to management. He had already been recruited to play for the Republic of Ireland by the time he was contacted by the Reds at the start of 1987. When the Football Association of Ireland came looking for him, they found out that Ray Houghton, who also played for Oxford at the time, was also eligible. He made his debut in a 1–0 loss to Wales. The match was the first under the new manager. The Irish team qualified for Euro 88 in West Germany, their first-ever major finals.They beat England and drew with the USSR, but lost to the Netherlands in the final. It took him 20 matches to score his first international goal, which came against Tunisia at Lansdowne Road in 1988, but he was never unhappy and he was playing well as a team performer. On April 26, 1989, <mask> pulled out of Ireland's World Cup qualification match with Spain at Lansdowne Road due to his grief over the tragedy. Ireland won the game 1–0 He finally scored his first goals at competitive level when he scored twice in a 2–0 win away over Malta, which sealed Ireland's qualification for the 1990 World Cup. Ireland qualified for the quarter-finals of the 1990 World Cup with the help of <mask>. He failed to score at the World Cup and Ireland lost to the host

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texts: nation in the last eight.He played every game but didn't play in all of them. Ireland did not qualify for Euro 92 despite going through their group unscathed. In Ireland's opening 5–0 win over Turkey, <mask> scored all 3 of his goals. In the 1994 World Cup, he scored 6 times in qualification, including a hat-trick in a 4–0 win over Latvia. An incident at the 1994 World Cup is remembered for <mask>'s international career with Ireland. Trailing 2–0 to Mexico in a group game in Florida, manager Charlton tried to send <mask> on as a substitute but was delayed by a perceived sluggishness from the officials. The manager and player launched expletive-laden rants which were clearly heard by television viewers, with the player having to be restrained from attacking the 4th official.After 6 minutes of being on the pitch, <mask> scored a goal to give Ireland a chance to get back into the game. Despite losing the game, <mask>'s goal was crucial in securing qualification for the second round. All four teams in the group had finished with the same number of points and the same goal difference, Ireland's qualification was at the expense of Norway who had scored just one goal fewer. In the qualification stages of Euro 96, he

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texts: continued to play for Ireland. Ireland failed to qualify despite a strong start. In Ireland's opening game, he scored twice in a 3–0 win away to Latvia, and also once in a 4–0 win against Northern Ireland. In Ireland's final home game of the group, <mask> scored twice in a 2–1 win over Latvia, but Ireland failed to qualify after finishing second and losing a playoff to the Netherlands.Despite playing in the early stages of qualification for the 1998 World Cup, he failed to score again to match the record and retired from management in 1996. He came on as a substitute in the final game against Macedonia. In 69 matches, <mask> scored 19 goals and 8 of them came against Latvia. He is a pundit with Radio City 96.7 where he presents the station's home and away commentaries. He is a member of the veterans' team. He asked Hyder Jawad to ghost- write his book. <mask>: My Story was published the year after.He gained media celebrity in Ireland by appearing in a charity competition. Despite not having a natural singing voice, <mask> won the competition and raised money for the charity Temple Street Children's Hospital. Being a local helped his cause and he was a crowd favourite everywhere he went. During the summer of 2006 he

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texts: was placed in 26th position in a poll conducted by the official website of the club. The'100 Players Who Shook The Kop' poll asked fans to name their favourite Reds of all time. <mask> took part in an audio CD series in March of 2008. He signed 2000 copies of his CD in support of the Everyman appeal charity after speaking about his career with David Knight.Aldo's on Victoria Street was a bar where <mask> was a partner. Irish fans of the Reds came to the bar to watch the game. There is a patron of A.F.C. The club is a non-league football club. Fans in 2008. The News of the World hacking scandal took place in the mid-2000s. Five or six years ago, I was hacked.I don't know why they should go after me. I'm not very well known. The account was opened in March of 2011. He was involved in angry exchanges with Manchester United supporters after referring to them as "scum", and eventually closed his account. He came back to the site a year later. He writes a column for the Sunday World and is a regular contributor to match analysis and phone-in shows on LFC TV. People living in Newport County A.F.C.The players are from Oxford United F.C. Republic of Ireland association footballers, Republic of Ireland expatriate association

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title: Edgar Williams

texts: The Second Battle of El Alamein in World War II was fought by a British Army military intelligence officer named <mask>. The editor of the Dictionary of National Biography was a fellow of Balliol College. The second of the three children and the oldest son of a clergyman and his wife, Anne Ethel Evans, was born in Chatham, Kent, on 20 November 1912. During the Great War, his father served in the Royal Navy and on the Western Front. The family moved after the war. After his father was posted at King Edward VII School, his son, known to his friends as "Bill", attended the school. He obtained a First in modern history in 1934 when he was a postmaster at Merton College, Oxford, where he played soccer and cricket.As a senior scholar at Harmsworth, <mask> became an assistant lecturer at theLiverpool University in 1936. He studied the Cabinet of the United Kingdom in the 18th Century as a junior research fellow. He began work on his PhD after earning a Master of Arts degree, in which he argued that the Treaty of Waitangi gave Britain sovereignty over New Zealand. His argument is accepted by everyone. Monica Robertson was the daughter of a professor from New Zealand. They had one child and divorced in 1945. <mask> was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the 1st King's Dragoon Guards on June 21, 1939.After the Second World War broke out, his unit became an armored car battalion. <mask> was in charge of a troop of 1st King's Dragoon Guards when they were attacked near El Agheila. It was the first British unit to encounter the Afrika Korps. He was sent to Cairo to recuperate after the sun affected his eyes. When Francis de Guingand became the Director of Military Intelligence at GHQ Middle East Command in February 1942, he selected <mask> and

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texts: James Oliver Ewart to serve on his staff. The appointment of de Guingand, an officer with no experience in intelligence, said a lot about the state of intelligence in the British Army at that time. "Ewart and <mask> were an ideal combination," said de Guingand.They understood each other. Both were university dons and hated soldiering as a profession. <mask> was transferred to the Eighth Army headquarters as a GSO2 after de Guingand was appointed a brigadier general. <mask> was introduced to the Ultra secret while working at GHQ. The Eighth Army commander was shown the original text, but not the corps commanders, who were only given summaries with no indication of the source of the information. The quality of the information coming from Ultra was very high, but over-reliance on it could be very dangerous, when Erwin Rommel and the DAK did not act as expected, and when the DMI was fired for failing to forecast this. As an historian, <mask> was used to integrating different sources of information to build up a larger picture.Information from Ultra was integrated with information from other sources such as the Y service and the Long Range Desert Group. <mask> and his staff would try to provide an assessment and use Ultra to verify it. He wore a crochet jacket that once belonged to a German general as he prepared his intelligence summaries in the early hours of the morning. <mask> was identified by Lieutenant-General Bernard Montgomery as the man he wanted to head his intelligence section after he assumed command of the Eighth Army. Ultra provided information on German intentions that was accurate in every detail except for a two-day delay caused by a shortage of petrol. <mask> pointed out a weakness in the deployment of the German and

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title: Edgar Williams

texts: Italian troops, whereby they were deployed in a manner that <mask> described as "cossetted", with German troops between and behind the Italians. It might be possible to break through the Italian forces if the two were separated.The Second Battle of El Alamein was exploited by Montgomery. Montgomery's intelligence officer for the rest of the war was North West Europe <mask>. Montgomery took his key officers with him when he left the Eighth Army to take command of the 21st Army Group in the Allied invasion of Normandy. The others were de Guingand, his chief of staff; Graham, his Chief Administrative Officer; Richards, his armored officer; and <mask>, who was promoted to brigadier. It wasn't normal in the British Army for generals to take staff with them from one assignment to the next, but Montgomery decided that his fame as the victor of the Battle of El Alamein would overcome any objections. <mask> had to provide estimates months in advance of a volatile situation. Major-General John Whiteley was de Guingand's predecessor as a brigadier general in the 8th Army.Montgomery placed his faith in <mask> despite Whiteley's lack of experience as a chief intelligence officer. The two agreed to work together. <mask> told Whiteley that he did well. His estimates were better than those of other analysts. He underestimated the strength of German infantry and armored divisions. Four months before the attack, this was done. The Germans were able to increase their forces in the area because of the delay in the attack from May to June.<mask> had created an accurate picture of the German forces. It was too late to use on 6 June, but it would be useful on subsequent days. <mask> was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire on June 29,

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texts: 1944, and made a Companion of the Order of the Bath on January 24, 1946, after being mentioned in despatches three times. <mask> was elected a Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford in 1945, but he never finished his work on the British cabinet. He married the younger daughter of Major-General Michael Gambier-Parry in 1946, and they had two children. He was joint editor of the decennial supplements to the Dictionary of National Biography from 1949 to 1980. He only wrote three of the articles.He held the position of Rhodes House's warden until 1980. He was secretary to the Rhodes Trustees from 1959 to 1959 and was concerned with the selection and well-being of nearly 200 Rhodes scholars per annum. After reaching the mandatory retirement age, he relinquished his reserve commission but retained his rank of brigadier. <mask> was a member of the Hebdomadal Council, a Curator of the Chest, and a Pro-Vice-Chancellor at Oxford. He was a member of the Nuffield Provincial Hospitals Trust and chairman of the Academic Advisory Board. He was the president of the Oxford University Cricket Club from 1966 to 1968 and was the senior treasurer for many years. He was knighted in the New Year Honours in 1973.<mask> worked for the UN Security Council in New York. He was an observer at the 1980 Southern Rhodesian general election and a member of the Devlin Commission. <mask> died at Oxford in 1995. His papers relating to his service with the United Nations are in the Bodleian Library at Oxford University, while those relating to his correspondence with Lord Montgomery are in the Imperial War Museum. There are links to Generals of World War II, people educated at King Edward VII School, Oxford Fellows of Merton College, and British Army brigadiers of the Order of

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title: Devan Nair

texts: The third President of Singapore between 1981 and 1985 was a Malaysian-born Singaporean politician. He was elected by the Parliament to replace Benjamin Sheares as the President of Singapore. The president was sworn in on October 23, 1981. On March 28, 1985, <mask> resigned. Between 1979 and 1981 he was a Member of Parliament for Anson, and between 1964 and 1969 he was a Member of Parliament for Bungsar, Selangor. He was the Secretary-General of the Malaysian People's Action Party in 1965, and the first secretary-general of the Democratic Action Pary in 1967. On December 6, 2005, <mask> passed away in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.He was the son of a rubber plantation clerk who was originally from India. When he was 10 years old, he and his family moved to Singapore where he attended primary and secondary school before passing his Senior Cambridge examination in 1940. He changed the lyrics of Rule Britannia to anti-British in a school choir performance before a British guest-of-honour. After the second World War, <mask> became a Normal Trained teacher and later taught at St Andrew's School. He became General Secretary of the Singapore Teachers' Union in 1949. He joined the People's Action Party after joining the Communist Anti-British League. In 1951, <mask> was held by the British for anticolonial activities.The only PAP candidate who did not get elected in 1955 was <mask>. The Preservation of Public Security Act was used to detain him and two other unionists after the Chinese middle schools riots. When the PAP won the elections, <mask> was released. The Minister for Education appointed him political secretary. He came back to teaching after a year. He launched the Adult Education Board and

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title: Devan Nair

texts: became the chairman of the Prisons Inquiry Commission. He was the only PAP member to win a seat in the Malaysian general election.His 1955 election defeat was different. He stayed in Malaysia after the Separation, forming the Democratic Action Party, but returned to Singapore to lead the National Trades Union Congress, the labour union movement he helped establish in 1961. They are P.P. and He. Narayanan were advocates for the concerns of developing countries and voiced their concerns at the ICFTU as they saw economic and social policy documents that were biased towards industrialized nations. Extreme poverty, unemployment and under development of their countries were what they wanted more attention to be paid to. The proposals were reflected in the work of the Economic and Social Committee. He entered the Singapore Parliament in 1979 by winning the Anson seat in a by-election and retained the seat in the 1980 general election, but resigned the seat in 1981 to accept the largely ceremonial office of President.This resulted in a by-election of the Anson seat which was won by opposition leader Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam, the first time in Singapore since 1963 when an opposition party candidate won a Parliament seat. During his imprisonment in the 1950s, he read the writings of Sri Aurobindo and became his lifelong follower. He wrote and spoke about Sri Aurobindo's vision in the United States, Canada and other countries. On March 28, 1985, <mask> resigned. <mask> denied that he resigned to get treatment for alcoholism. According to his counterclaim, he resigned under pressure when their political views came into conflict and he was threatened with removal as president. He said that he was

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texts: fed drugs to make him appear confused and that rumour was spread about his personal life in an attempt to get rid of him.An article about the case in the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail resulted in a libel suit. The suit was thrown out of court, according to some. In a letter to The New York Times, it was said that Goh agreed to stop the suit only when two of <mask>'s sons issued a statement that he was no longer mentally competent to give evidence in court. The Globe and Mail concluded that there was no basis for the allegation that Mr. <mask> was drugged when he resigned as President of Singapore in 1985. After his resignation as president, <mask> and his wife moved to the United States where they settled in Maryland. They moved to Bloomington, Indiana later. The couple lived in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada for the rest of their lives.His wife, who had developed severe dementia, died on 6 December of the same year as his wife in Hamilton, Canada. Prime Minister Lee Hsien loong opened the Devan Nair Institute for Employment and Employability in Jurong East to recognize his contributions to the labour movement when he was Secretary General of the National Trades Union Congress. The family includes his daughter, three sons, and five grandchildren. Janadas <mask> is the Chief of Government Communications at the Ministry of Communications and Information of Singapore and is also a director at the Institute of Policy Studies. Janadas <mask> is married to a literary scholar. His second son was the former Vice- President of the International Finance Corporation. His third son died.His daughter is in Hamilton, Ontario. The Dodsworth & Brown Funeral Home has a list of people who have died

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title: Arthur West Haddan

texts: <mask> was an English churchman and academic who wrote for the Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents relating to Great Britain and Ireland. He was born at Woodford, Essex, the son of <mask>, solicitor, and Mary Ann his wife and second cousin, whose maiden name was also <mask>. His brother was <mask>. He was educated at a private school by a man named Mr. Fanning. He was elected scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, despite being unsuccessful in his attempt to get a scholarship at Balliol College. 15 June 1835. He was a graduate of B.A.M.A. obtained a first-class in classics and a second in mathematics. I took the degree of B.D. He was elected to the university Johnson theological scholarship and a fellowship at his college after applying himself to theology. He was influenced by the religious revival at Oxford and by the tutor of Trinity. The effect of the tractarian movement was to lead some people to study history in order to maintain the historical position of the church. <mask> was an ardent supporter of the apostolic character. He acted for a year as the priest of the church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, for John Henry Newman.After being appointed to succeed Williams as classical tutor of his college, he resigned his professorship. He was Dean of Trinity College for several years and afterwards vice-president, and was pro-proctor to Henry Peter Guillemard when the proctors put their veto on the

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texts: proceedings against Newman. After his ordination he worked for the Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology. He wrote a lot for The Guardian, the High Church weekly, and also sent reviews to the Christian Remembrancer. He was troubled by the judgement on the Gorham case, but he found solace in studying the Church of England's claims. His book on the apostolic succession in the Church of England contained some of the results of his studies on this subject. He stated the nature of the doctrine, its importance, and its scriptural basis, as well as the Nag's Head fable, which he had already worked on in his edition of John Bramhall's works.<mask> was one of the secretaries of William Ewart Gladstone's election committee and supported him on three other occasions when he sought election as a Member of Parliament for the University of Oxford. He believed that Gladstone was a good representative of the university as a scholar and a churchman. He supported Lord Derby's election as chancellor. He left Oxford to live in Barton-on-the-Heath with two sisters. He was appointed Bampton Lecturer in 1863, but had to resign due to ill-health. The first volume of the major work, Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents, was founded on the collections of Henry Spelman and David Wilkins. He was mainly responsible for the contents of this volume, and he assisted in the preparation of the third volume, but his health was failing, and


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texts: the publication of the second volume was delayed.During his last days, he was occupied by the part of the volume devoted to the early Irish church that required research into language and history. He was writing about church organisation in the first volume of William Smith's Dictionary of Christian Antiquities. He died at Barton-on-the-Heath at the age of fifty-six. He didn't receive any favors from his college or the title of canon of Worcester. An edition of the works of John Bramhall, archbishop of Armagh, with life is one of his published works. An edition of Herbert Thorndike's Theological Works was published in the Anglo-Catholic Library. Two sermons were issued before the university of Oxford.There is an essay. 6 in "Replies to Essays and Reviews" and "Rationalism" The proof of this article was read by one of his intimate friends. Apostolical Succession in the Church of England was written in 1869. There is an essay. The English Divines of the 16th and 17th Centuries were published in 1870. Councils and Ecclesiastical documents.There are points. In conjunction with William Stubbs, 1 and 2, iii. Clark's Edinburgh Series contains a translation of Hippo's De Trinitate. In 1871. He wrote articles and reviews. The Remains of A. W<mask>, edited by Alexander Penrose Forbes, bishop of Brechin, 1876, contains many of his shorter writings. There are external links to the Bibliographic directory from Project


title: Henry Ritchie

texts: The Victoria Cross is the highest and most prestigious award for valour "in the face of the enemy" that can be given to members of the British and Commonwealth armed forces. The first VC awarded to naval personnel during the First World War was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Despite the courage of his actions during the raid, he was not initially recommended for the Victoria Cross. The medal was presented six months after it was delayed by discussion at the Admiralty. He was forced into early retirement after never fully recovering from his wounds. He lived another 41 years, but never commanded at sea again. He spent his youth at 1 Melville Crescent in Edinburgh's exclusive West End.In 1890, at the age of fourteen, <mask> joined the training ship and spent the rest of his life on it. After rising in the navy due to his intelligence and strength, he was promoted to lieutenant six years later and served as a junior staff officer for fifteen years. The armed forces lightweight boxing champion in 1900 was <mask>, who was the runner-up the following year. He was posted to the battleship as part of the Reserve squadron. He had two daughters with Christiana, who he

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title: Henry Ritchie

texts: married whilst stationed at Sheerness. He was posted to the pre-dreadnought battleship as a senior lieutenant after his shore service ended. He was promoted to commander later that year and was in charge of the ship's exercises and procedures."<mask> had a reputation of being very strict, but I always found him most fair", said one of his junior officers. The German colony of German East Africa and its main port at Dar-es-Salaam were blockaded by the Indian Ocean during World War I. It was feared by the Admiralty that the German navy would use its colonial ports to support commerce raiding ships such as or, both of which were known to be operating in the Indian Ocean at that time. In the early months of the war, Knigsberg had sunk the British cruiser on a raid from the port of Dar-es-Salaam, which was blockaded by 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Remaining in Dar-es-Salaam's large natural harbour were the German cargo ships Konig and Feldmarschall, the hospital ship Tabora, and several smaller coastal vessels. Despite a declaration from the German Governor that neither the harbour nor its ships would be used for military purposes, the British admiral decided that the shipping in the port must be neutralised. The Germans pre-emptively scuttled a blockship in the port's entrance channel to prevent the heavy British warships from entering the harbour to shell the undefended city.With close-range bombardment impossible, the British assembled assault


title: Henry Ritchie

texts: teams with volunteers from the small blockading flotilla. Their goal was to deny the Germans use of the cargo ships that were trapped in the port. Command of the assault was given to Commander <mask> as the second most senior officer present, and he took two small auxiliary gunboats to carry his raiding parties. The decision to allow the Germans time to evacuate the target ships and minimize casualties was taken the day before the raid. The German defenders requested that the British conduct their operations under a white flag, which was denied. On the morning of November 28, 1914, he was told he could begin his assault. Due to a breakdown aboard Dupleix before it reached the harbour, <mask> had to begin his assault with only Helmuth and a handful of small boats and launches from the blockading ships.There were no signs of life on the target ships as the flotilla moved into the port, and the shoreline was described by officers in the raiding party as "utterly deserted" and "cool and inviting". After 10:00 the raiders laid charges on the abandoned Konig. The port's commanding officer questioned their right to be in the anchorage and demanded to be allowed to observe their actions in order to make a report. British orders to destroy German assets in the harbour were explained to him in a meeting aboard Helmuth. He was persuaded to leave so that Helmuth could continue. The small ship grounded on a sandbar after being taken further downriver to check for other shipping. He returned to the two cargo ships on one of the small launches if the route was blocked.He discovered a large number of empty cases and discarded bullets in the holds of the cargo ships while conducting a final inspection. He

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texts: suspected that the Germans were going to ambush him when they attempted to leave the harbour. This discovery did not deter <mask> from continuing as ordered. He gathered together several small boats in the harbour and sent Helmuth to the harbour entrance to cover the withdrawal. He secured these around his launch so that it wouldn't get killed in the engagement. The boat from the cruiser was moved to the harbour entrance. There was a hail of fire from the shore, where the hidden German crews and town garrison were waiting.Despite being attacked, both craft were able to limp to safety, carrying several wounded. The Governor's Palace and several other streets in the town were demolished by Fox and Goliath. The only remaining British boat in the harbour was attempting to pick up one of his officers who had gone aboard the German hospital ship to conduct a medical inspection. On leaving the harbour, <mask>'s launch came under sustained fire from machine guns and rifles. With most of his crew wounded, <mask> refused to relinquish his place at the helm until he steered his boat to safety. He was smothered in blood and barely conscious when the crew of the battleship went to help him. He was hit in eight different places when he was rushed to the sick bay.The raid left the British one dead, fourteen seriously wounded and twelve captured after they were left behind in the confusion. The raiders destroyed several shore installations and took thirty five prisoners. The seafront of Dar-es-Salaam was reduced to rubble two days after the wounded were hospitalized in Zanzibar. The local populace was turned against the British by this reprisal. The Germans insisted that the British had attempted to capture

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title: Henry Ritchie

texts: their merchant vessels' crews despite promises not to do so, and the British claimed that white flags flying from several shore installations should have prevented any German attack. Both sides entered the operation with the intention of breaching the agreements. The Victoria Cross Ten were honoured for their role in the operation and seven of them received medals.The recommendation for this award was submitted at a later date by an unidentified figure in the Admiralty. Snelling thinks that the Admiralty's change of heart may have been a boost to the troops' spirits. He was hit by two large-calibre machine gun bullets and suffered a number of injuries, including a broken right leg. After spending six weeks in a hospital in Zanzibar, he was deemed well enough to be taken home. His family were present when he recovered in England in the spring of 1915. Although judged fit in late February, <mask> was assigned light duties and was not returned to Goliath, a disappointment which proved fortunate for him when she was sunk off the Dardanelles in May 1915 by the Turkish destroyer Muavenet with the loss of five hundred lives. The Victoria Cross was presented to him by King George V.He retired in 1917 as a legacy of the wounds he had received, after being promoted as acting captain. After retiring, <mask> settled with his family in his home city of Edinburgh. He died at his home during the Second World War. He was cremated. His Victoria Cross is not on public display and there are no memorial or headstones dedicated to him today. There is a memorial outside of the birthplace. The grant of the Victoria Cross to Commander <mask> <mask> Royal Navy for the conscious act of bravery specified below was

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title: Aldo Capitini

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title: Aldo Capitini

texts: conscientious objector and became close to anti-Fascist students. Capitini was asked to join the Fascist Party by the director of the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. Capitini was savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay was savesay was savesay was savesay savesay was savesay savesay was savesay savesay savesay was savesay savesay savesay savesay was 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 savesayHe applied non-cooperation to himself. He undertook private lessons until the end of World War II, after returning to his family in Perugia. From 1933 to 1943, Capitini adopted the propagation of anti-Fascism as an important personal commitment. He met with groups of young people in central Italy. Three books on philosophy and religion were published. The books were able to pass Fascist censorship because of their ambiguous titles. The publication was supported by the liberal philosopher Benedetto Croce, who enjoyed a certain degree of freedom because of his international reputation, even though he disagreed with the Fascist regime.From 1942 to 1943, <mask> was imprisoned twice for his anti-fascist activities. The Centre for Social Orientation was founded in July 1944 by <mask>

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texts: the meeting was to highlight the similarities between Asia and western countries. The effort was made to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past. The methodology of Gandhi was the subject of a seminar held by <mask>. He moved to the University of Perugia with the same chair as a professor of pedagogy.In 1961, with the help of other political forces of the Left, Capitini promoted a 24 km March for Peace and the Brotherhood of Peoples from Perugia to Assisi in the context of international tension. To awaken this awareness in public opinion, the wish was to state the wish that 'peace is prepared in time of peace'. Thousands of people attended the event that was held in September. The success of the March convinced the promoter of the need for continued collaboration. The last time the march was repeated was in 2011. <mask> was appointed as President of the Italian Advisory Council for Peace after a federation of associations and peoples was born. The Nonviolent Movement for Peace was formed by people who also participated in it.The National Conference on Disarmament Affairs was held in Florence in 1962, and a seminar on techniques of nonviolence was held in Perugia in 1963. The peace flags used on British peace marches inspired Capitini to get some women from Perugia to sew them together. A protest against the impending war in Iraq in 2002 led to the


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texts: widespread use of the flag by peace organizations around the world. The opinion of leading advertising executives was reported by the Italian newspaper in 2003 that it had become more popular than the Italian national flag. The original flag was kept by <mask>'s friend, Dr. Lanfranco Mencaroni. It was to be transferred to the Palazzo dei Priori in Perugia. Capitini gave a paper on International nonviolence and permanent revolution at the 12th Congress of War Resisters' International in Rome in 1966.The first congresses of the Nonviolent Movement for Peace were held in Perugia. The method of violence and thinking to transform society was favored by Capitini in his report on the attempts of political and social revolution. He tried to prove that a nonviolent revolution is more effective and lasting because it avoids the risks associated with violence. A.D.E.S.S.P.I. was promoted by Capitini. There is an association for the protection and development of the Italian public school. The rights of everyone to an education are defended by this association. The Association tried to make formal education similar to the confessional in order to defend the freedom of teaching.The Association was the controller of legislative and administrative power. Capitini was very active supporter and promoter of the initiatives and the Association was very efficient in


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texts: be understood as a religious act. Political action was addressed to his reform of religion. It is possible to claim that there are different types of nonviolence. It can be understood as a lifestyle.It is an opening to existence, freedom, development of all people, opposition to oppression and destruction, and as the final point it is active resistance. A way of being and living in relationships with others who, before becoming valuable as social action, must penetrate into our consciousness and be part of us. Secular nonviolence can be seen as a way to resolve conflicts. Nonviolent acts provide better results or less damage than violent acts. The minimum requirement is fulfillment of the two cornerstones of nonviolence, not to use physical violence and not to offend the dignity of others. In the former, the attitude is related to the idea of nonviolence expressed by Capitini and Gandhi, in the latter it is possible to identify the contributions of Western scholars. The philosopher Calogero outlined the Liberal Socialism in 1940.The ideas of opposition to Fascism were collected by Calogero. <mask> and Calogero wanted to join the best elements of liberalism and socialism. They combined freedom and justice to show how they could overcome Marxism and reactionary liberalism. Capitini decided not to join the party because he wanted it to perform political


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texts: commitment. Forty-three years after his death, the Italian Nonviolent Movement is still in existence, the Nonviolent Action magazine and his meaningful insights are still valid today, being able to draw the attention of scholars and intellectuals who have the expertise to fully assess <mask>'s legacy. In 2001, the University of Pisa and Florence established the first degree-oriented peace research in Italy. Civil Italian society still has to acknowledge the idea of nonviolence as an operational tool for conflict transformation in order to become an overwhelming majority, and the route of religious change remains very long and difficult.The Capitini has made a significant contribution to the development of nonviolence, starting from its condition of free religious, and this commitment has not disappeared. Pietro Nenni said a short sentence that summarizes in a clear, effective and illuminating manner the uniqueness, diversity and commitment of Capitini. He wrote about the death of <mask> Capitini. It may be too much for one human life. His religious philosophy and the theoretical foundations of the principles of nonviolence were outlined in his writings. Laterza is in Bari. There was a religiosa in Bologna in 1942.Sansoni, Firenze, was the location of Atti della presenza aperta in 1943. La Nuova Italia, Firenze, was founded in 1947 by Saggio sul

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texts: Incontro con il Gandhi Italiano was written by Bergagna. The La Stampa was published on June 3. The Power of All was written by Florence: La Nuova Italia Capitini. There are elements of a religious experience. This edition was published in 1947.Bologna: Cappelli editore Eurostudium 2005 Primo Manifesto del Liberalsocialismo. The signs and understandings are called segni e comprensioni. Gramsci, A. It's called La Citt Futura. The Future Town is called Indifferenti. Indifferent was published on 18 March 2011. <mask> <mask>,Guido Calogero, and Norberto Bobbio are members of the Democrazia.There are three ideas of democracy for three proposals for peace. The National Association of Friends of Aldo Capitini was founded by the University of Milan. Attraverso Due Terzi del Secolo. <mask> <mask> wrote about autobiografia. Through the two thirds of the century. I Conti con la Storia was written by P. Nenni. To terms with history.The diaries were written in 1967. The Pope did not wish to receive Gandhi and the "Abito Indecente" was written by Sugarco Edizioni Pisu. There are some key dates in the history of the National Bureau for Civil Service. Religion, Violence and Reconciliation are covered in The Ambivalence of the Sacred. Rowman and Littlefield co-authored the book "Amici di Aldo Capitini". <mask> <mask> wrote "Thought and Works of Aldo Capitini in the

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texts: Consciousness of the New Generations". The event was held at Perugia on March 14, 2009.The online version of Religion and Politics in Aldo Capitini is available from 8 March 2011. There was a religious life called Vita Religiosa. Bologna: Cappelli editore Capitini. The Techniques of Nonviolence was published in 1967. The name of the city is Milano: Libreria Feltrinelli Capitini. The non-believers were called Battezzati Non Credenti. Parenti Capitni is in Firenze.Discuto la Religione di Pio XII. Parenti <mask> is in Milano. The Religione Aperta was an open religion. Parma Capitini, A. Nuova Socialit e Riforma Religiosa deals with new social relations and religious reform. Torino: Einaudi Capitini. The Problema Religioso Attuale is a religious problem.There is an online version of Parma Capitini's Letters of Religion. Pensieri, Opere, Attualit. The online version of Thoughts, Works, Relevance Today is available from Antimoderati.it. Aldo Capitini Riformatore Religioso-Politico was published in 2002. <mask> <mask> is a Religious and Political Reformer. Twenty thesis. M. in Soccio.There is an ed. 'Convertirsi alla Nonviolenza?' Credenti e Non Credenti, Interrogano su Laicit, Religione, Nonviolenza. People wonder about Secularism, Religion, Nonviolence. The event was held at Perugia. San Pietro in Cariano Verona is a book written by C. Pedretti. Milano: I.

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title: Aldo Capitini

texts: Pensiero Harris.<mask> <mask> was an Intellectual Biography of The Nonviolent Revolution. Marescotti, A., and Marescotti, D. are authors of Storia della Pace e della Nonviolenza. L'Altra Storia. Alla Violenza dall'Antichita' ad Oggi is from the History of Peace and Nonviolence. There is a other story. From Ancient Times to Today, there is an opposition to war and violence. There is a Peacelink.There is a book available from  http://www.peacelink.it/storia/a/2707.html>. <mask> <mask> wrote The Reasons of Nonviolence. There is a collection of writings by <mask> Capitini. C.Michelstaedter wrote a book about persuasion and rhetoric. trans. The authors are R.S., S., C., and D.J. The Yale University Press National Association is called Friends Aldo Capitini.Aldo Capitini e Opere. There is aBibliographical Dossier. The life and works of <mask> <mask> can be found online. There are reasons and the need for religious reform. <mask> Capitini: l'Idea di una Religione Aperta [Aldo Capitini: the Idea of an Open Religion] is available online. Anti-militarism in Italy is called Tendenze e Movimenti. There are trends and movements.There is an un published thesis. The World's Religions was published by the University of Bologna. New-York:HarperCollins. The song is called Compresenza e Vacuit. <mask> <mask> wrote a book called "Compresence and Emptiness". A Buddhist

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title: Aldo Capitini

texts: reading of <mask> <mask>. In Moscati, G.There is an ed. <mask> <mask>'s Thought and Works of <mask> Capitini in the Consciousness of the New Generations can be found in the Pensiero e le Opere. The event was held at Perugia on March 14, 2009. The Levante editori was in Bari. The Conference on Nonviolenza e Religione was held in Aldo Capitini. The event was held at Perugia in 2000. There are external links to Antonino Drago, A Profile of the Italian Non-Violent <mask>

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title: Dallas Willard

texts: <mask> was an American philosopher who was known for his writings on Christian spiritual formation. He translated many of Edmund Husserl's writings into English for the first time. From 1982 to 1985 he was the department chair at The University of Southern California and was the longest tenured professor in the school's history. After attending William Jewell College, he graduated from Tennessee Temple College with a B.A. In 1957, I received a B.A. in psychology from Baylor University. In religion and philosophy. He received a degree in philosophy from the University of Wisconsin in 1964.He spent five years teaching at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, first as a research and teaching assistant and then as an instructor in philosophy. He taught as an assistant professor at USC from 1969 to 1969 and as an associate professor from 1984 to 2013). He worked at USC for 48 years. From 1982 to 1985 he was the director of the School of Philosophy at USC, as well as visiting appointments at UCLA and the University of Colorado. The philosophy of Edmund Husserl is the focus of his publications in philosophy. He translated many of Husserl's early writings from German into English, and is widely regarded as an international authority on the philosopher's works, which span from the topics of time-consciousness to intentionality and intuition in Cartesian thought. Member of numerous evaluation committees for the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and recipient of Blue Key National Honor Fraternity's "Outstanding Faculty Member" award for outstanding contributions to student life at USC.<mask> gave lectures and wrote books about Christianity and Christian living. His book, The Divine Conspiracy, was Christianity Today's Book of the Year in 1999. His book, Renovation of the Heart, won Christianity Today's 2003 Book Award for books on spirituality and The Association of Logos

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title: Dallas Willard

texts: Bookstores' 2003 Book Award for books on Christian Living. The phrase "grace is not opposed to effort but to earning which is attitude" was used by <mask> to describe passivity in the Church. He emphasized the importance of being a follower of Jesus and learning to be like him. The desire to learn about activities that help spiritual transformation into the likeness of Christ is an important outgrowth of being identified as a Jesus follower. Being an apprenticeship of Jesus, learning to be like him, involves learning about activities that might help one grow in the fruit of the spirit, namely love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control.Such activities might include spiritual exercises practiced throughout the ages such as prayer, fellowship, service, study, simplicity, and solitude. In Search of Guidance: Developing a Conversational Relationship with God was written after The Spirit of the Disciplines: Understanding How God Changes Lives. There is a recommended reading page on the website for specific titles by Thomas a Kempis, William Law, Frank Laubach, William Wilberforce, Richard Baxter, Charles Finney, Jan Johnson, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jeremy Taylor, Richard Foster, and William Penn. He was influenced by many people. Francis de Sales, Brother Lawrence, and the Rule of St. Benedict are some of the notables. He was a board member of the C.S. The Lewis Foundation is associated with Biola University.He was on multiple evaluation committees for the Western Association of Schools and colleges. The son of Albert and Maymie Lindesmith was born in Buffalo, Missouri on September 4, 1935. He was 2 years old when his mother died. He married Jane Lakes in 1955. John and Rebecca were his children. His brother was a professor of philosophy at the University of Nebraska Omaha. It was difficult for <mask> to balance academic and family life.He once

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title: Dallas Willard

texts: said, "I have not been a wise husband or father, and this has cost us a lot." His daughter commented that he was a great example of fatherly love. His wife Jane, a marriage and family therapist, said she doesn't feel bad. God of 'I cannot stand in his way' was always down deep in my formation. The man died after a short battle with cancer. The Dallas Willard Center for Spiritual Formation was established by Westmont College in 2010 as the Martin Institute for Christianity and Culture. There are translations of works by Husserl.The philosophy of Arithmetic was published by Kluwer Academic Publishers. The Spirit of the Disciplines: Understanding How God Changes Lives is a popular book. The Divine Conspiracy: Rediscovering Our Hidden Life in God was published in San Francisco. <mask>'s Study Guide to The Divine Conspiracy was published in San Francisco. HarperOne wrote Hearing God: Developing a Conversational Relationship with God. In Search of Guidance: Understanding How God Changes Lives was published in 1990. Misionara Romana is located in Wheaton, Illinois.The spirit of the discipline The Korean translation ofHarper and Row was published in 1993 and the U.K. edition in 1996. The U.K. edition of The Divine Conspiracy was published in 1999. Putting on the Character of Christ is a part of the renovation of the heart. NavPress, Renovation of the Heart In Daily Practice: Experiments in Transformation with Jan Johnson was published in Colorado Springs. The Great Omission: Reclaiming Jesus's Essential Teachings on Discipleship was published in Colorado Springs. In San Francisco,Harper Knowing, Christ Today: Why We Can Trust Spiritual Knowledge.The British edition of Personal Religion, Public Reality: Toward a Knowledge of Faith was published in 2009. Hodder & Stoughton is located in London. The Allure of Gentleness: Defending the Faith in the Manner of Jesus is an American


title: Javier Hernández (kickboxer)

texts: A Spanish kickboxer named "El Tigre de Villarubia" is currently fighting out of the Tiger Team. He used to be an I.S.K.A. A former It's Showtime 61MAX champion. He is the 7th ranked lightweight in the world. Growing up fighting on the Spanish scene, <mask> had a decent amateur record winning the national title in 2008 and winning a bronze and silver medal in Full-Contact and K-1 rules at the W.P.K.A. The world championships were held at the end of the year. He won the Iberian pro belt that year after a number of professional fights.He became the I.S.K.A.'s first professional international title in 2009. The inter-continental champion. When he was announced as the challenger to 61MAX world champion Karim Bennoui for the first ever It's Showtime event to be held in Spain in June, 2011, this was echoed by the fact that he was virtually unheard of outside of Spain. Bennoui had looked great in beating the previous champion and many fancied him against the newcomer. In what was arguably the most exciting world title fight ever held by It's Showtime, <mask> overcame a second round knockdown to take a unanimous decision victory after five rounds and become the new champion. He lost to Yuki byKO in the second round at RISE 90 in Tokyo, Japan. He beat Mickael Peynaud at Heroes IV in Spain.It's Showtime 61MAX world champion -61 kg 2009, I.S.K.A. is a professional title. An inter-continental champion was crowned in 2009. Spanish champion in 2008 F.E.K. Iberian champion in 2008 W.P.K.A. The World Championships were held in Cyprus. The 2008 F.E.K. World Championships took place in Cyprus. The Spanish national champion has a kickboxing record.Carlos Chiquitn Reyes and El Desafio are from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. The style is "background:white colspan" The style is white colspan and bgcolor. The background is white and has a bgcolor of#FFBBBB. There is an event in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.

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title: Hossam Hassan

texts: <mask> is an Egyptian professional football coach and a former player. He is Egypt's all-time top scorer with 83 goals. His twin brother Ibrahim was also a professional football player. In the 1990 World Cup and seven Africa Cup of Nations tournaments, he was a member of the national team. He is considered to be one of the best players in African football history and is the third most capped player in men's international football. He made his first-team debut at Al Ahly at the age of 18 and played his last match for the club sixteen years later. He won 25 titles with the club, including 11 leagues, and was the only player ever to find the net in derbies for each team.During his time at Neuchtel Xamax in Switzerland, he scored four goals in one game against Celtic in the 1992 UEFA Cup, adding three more in 2000. He retired at the ripe old age of almost 42 years old, having played most of the time with his brother Ibrahim. He appeared for the Pharaohs at the 1990 World Cup, helping them achieve two draws while narrowly losing to England. Ibrahim was the undisputed starter. The captain of the national team at the 2006 African Cup of Nations,


title: Hossam Hassan

texts: aged 40, he played three times and netted once for the hosts. On February 29, 2008, <mask> was named general manager and coach of former club Al-Masry. His first match in charge was on December 3, 2009, when he was in charge of former side Zamalek.On the 12th, <mask> won against Al-Masry. He took the club from 14th place to second and only lost one game before being sacked. He had brief spells with Misr Lel Makkasa and Al Masry. He became the head coach of Jordan, where he led the team during the World Cup qualification and the play-offs. He was the coach of Al Ittihad Alexandria, Al Masry, and Zamalek, where he reached the Egypt Cup Final, and the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations. He returned to coach Al Ittihad Alexandria in October 2020. During the Egyptian revolution, <mask> openly supported Hosni Mubarak, which eventually led to the politician's resignation.He and his brother led marches in support of Mubarak. He has four children. Club 1 played in the African Cup of Nations and the European Cup of Nations. The Egyptian Super Cup, Arab Cup Winners' Cup, Arab Super Cup, Saudi-Egyptian Super Cup, and Afro-Asian Cup are

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title: Serajuddin Hossain

texts: A prominent Bangladeshi journalist was named <mask>. He was the executive editor of The Daily Ittefaq. He was captured by the Pakistan army with the help of Al-Badr and Razakar. He was a well-known journalist but also a good writer and translator. He was very close to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. He was the first to publish investigative reporting. The country was occupied by the Pakistan army during the 1971 liberation war.During this time, he helped the freedom fighters by writing in the newspaper. The village Sharushuna is in the district Magura. His father and mother were both Muslim. He was a part of the family. His sister was Anowara Begum. His sister was called Lutfunnessa. When he was three years old, he lost his father.The family moved to Jessore City after his father's death. The brothers started studying in this school. He received his I.A. after passing the matriculation examination in 1943. He received his B.A. from Jessore Madhusudan College. The Islamia College is now the Maulana Azad College. In 1949, <mask> married the sister of a college friend who was to become a politician. Shameem, Shaheed, Zaheed, Nasim, Saleem, and Tawheed were all sons of <mask> and Nurjahan Siraji.He was a journalist. He became a journalist at the Daily Azad, a Bengali newspaper. He was promoted to sub-editor after a short time. He was promoted to be a news editor when the Daily Azad moved to Bangladesh. The Language Movement of Bangladesh was started by him as a news editor. The Jukto Front won a provincial election in 1954. The bond between the leaders and parties of the Jukto Front had broken and the editor of the Daily Azad was asked to publish a report about it.The Jukto Front still exists, according to a press release. The report was based on the Jukto Front's press release. He was sacked the next day by Akraham Khan. He was a junior editor at Franklin Publications. He was hired as a news editor in December of 1954. His work spread over a number of other subjects, even though he was a political journalist. Investigative journalism was one of the subjects.His work saved many kidnapped children.

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