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texts: with each round of question and answer. They reveal their ignorance more often. The discussion places doubt on the common opinion since the definitions most commonly used represent the mainstream opinion. The Socratic method is used by <mask> to test his own opinions.The philosopher does not teach a doctrine. He acknowledges his own stupidity while searching for truth. The validity and nature of the Socratic method has been questioned by scholars. The Socratic method could not be used to establish the truth of a proposition according to the scholar of ancient philosophy. It was a way to show that the person's beliefs were not consistent. Depending on whether it is accepted that <mask> is trying to prove a claim wrong, there have been two main lines of thought. The method helps in reaching affirmative statements according to the first line of thought, known as the constructivist approach.The non-constructivist approach holds that the purpose of the argument is to establish the inconsistencies between the premises and conclusion. The search for definitions is the priority of the discussions. In most cases, <mask> begins his discussion with an expert on a subject by asking what virtue, goodness, justice, or courage is. To establish a definition, <mask> first gathers clear examples of a virtue and then tries to establish what they had in common. When sophists had challenged the meaning of various virtues, questioning their substance, <mask>'s quest for a definition was an attempt to clear the atmosphere from their radical skepticism. Some scholars argue that <mask> does not endorse the priority


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texts: assumption that <mask> was an ironist, based on the depiction of him by Plato and Aristotle. The reader often wonders if <mask> is making an intentional pun with his subtle and slightly humorous irony. The Euthyphro is filled with Socratic irony.Euthyphro, a man who has accused his own father of murder, is the beginning of the story. "It is not, I think, any random person who could do this correctly, but surely one who is already far progressed in wisdom", he said when he first heard about the story. It is most important that I become your student when Euthyphro brags about his understanding of divinity. When using praise to flatter, it's seen as ironic by many. Some scholars think that <mask> uses irony. Socratic irony is a way to get the attention of the audience. According to another line of thought, <mask> hides his message with irony in order to make it accessible only to those who can separate the parts of his statements which are ironic from those which are not.A more complex pattern of irony has been identified by Gregory Vlastos. <mask>'s words have a double meaning, both ironic and not, according to Vlastos. He denies having knowledge. According to another sense of "knowledge", <mask> is serious when he says he has no knowledge of ethical matters. Many other scholars do not agree with this opinion. The pursuit of eudaimonia motivates all human action. In his view, knowledge and virtue are connected, but how close is it?Some think that virtue and eudaimonia are the same. The "identical" and "sufficiency" theses are said to be virtue's means to eudaimonia. One point of debate is

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texts: whether people want what is in fact good or simply what they think is good. The role that <mask> gave to knowledge is referred to as moral intellectualism. He believed that virtue was based on knowledge. He believed that humans were guided by the cognitive power to comprehend what they wanted, while diminishing the role of impulses. The hallmark of Socratic virtue intellectualism can be found in Plato's Protagoras.In Socratic moral philosophy, priority is given to the intellect as being the way to live a good life, while <mask> emphasizes irrational beliefs or passions. The main parts of Plato's dialogues that support <mask>'s intellectual motivism are the Gorgias and Meno. Scholars are puzzled by the idea that acting because of one's irrational passions, contrary to one's knowledge or beliefs, is impossible. Some claim that <mask> acknowledged the existence of irrational motives, but denied that they played a major role in decision-making. Religion Socrates challenged the views of his times and his critique reshaped religious discourse for the coming centuries. In Ancient Greece, there were a number of festivals for specific gods, such as the City Dionysia, and there were no sacred texts. Citizens sacrificed their lives to various gods in order to fulfill their personal religious duties.Since ancient times, the question of whether or not <mask> was a practicing man of religion or avocateur has been a point of debate. In Alcibiades, Euthyphro, and Apology, <mask> talks about the soul and divinity. "Then this part of her resembles God, and whoever looks at this, and comes to know all that is


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texts: divine, will gain the best knowledge of himself." He talks about religion under his rationalism. In Euthyphro, the author states that sacrifice to the gods is useless when they are driven by the hope of receiving a reward in return. He calls for the pursuit of knowledge to be the main way of worshiping the gods. His rejection of traditional forms of piety, connecting them to self-interest, implied that Athenians should seek religious experience by self-examination.The perception of the gods as wise and just was far from traditional religion at that time. The Euthyphro dilemma arises. The relationship between piety and the will of a powerful god is the subject of a question posed by <mask>. Does piety follow the good or the god? Traditional Greek theology took the eye for an eye principle for granted because of the trajectory of Socratic thought. Goodness is not dependent on gods, and gods have to be choosy. In Plato's Apology, he says to the jurors that he acknowledges gods more than his accusers.For Plato's <mask>, the existence of gods is taken for granted. In Apology, a case can be made that is based on his discussion of the great unknown after death, and in the last day of his life, he gives expression to a belief in the immortality of the soul. He believed in messages from the gods. He didn't have a positive belief in moral issues because of the signs. The contemporary teleological intelligent-design argument is close to the argument made by <mask> in Xenophon's Memorabilia. The universe must have been created by a divine creator since there are many features that show "signs of

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texts: forethought", according to him. He thinks that the creator should be omnipotent and omniscient since humans have many abilities that other animals don't.At times, he speaks of a single deity, while at other times he refers to multiple deities. He may have believed that a supreme deity commanded other gods, or that various gods were part of this single deity. It has been a source of puzzlement as to how his religious beliefs can be compatible with his strict adherence to rationalism. Mark McPherran is a philosophy professor. A professor of ancient philosophy. A. It is not anachronistic to think that the religious and rational realm are separate.Plato's Euthyphro 3b5 and Apology 31c–d are examples of socratic daimonion. The reason for this daimonion is something you have heard me mention in different places, the fact that I experience something divine and daimonic, as Meletus has inscribed in his. The occurrence of a particular voice started in my childhood. It always deters me from the course of action I was intending to take, but never gives me positive advice. I think its doing so has been fine, and it is this that has opposed my politics. Modern scholarship has interpreted the Socratic daimnion as a rational source of knowledge, an impulse, a dream or even a supernatural experience. The saying "I know that I know nothing" is a claim made by <mask>.This is often attributed to <mask> on the basis of a statement in Plato's Apology, though the same view is found elsewhere in Plato's early writings. He claims to have knowledge in other statements. In Plato's Apology, he says: "But that to do

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texts: injustice and disobey my superior, god or man, this I know to be evil and base..." In his debate with Callicles, he said "if you will agree with me on those things which my soul believes, those things will be the very truth." A common interpretation is that he was faking modesty. According to Norman Gulley, <mask> did this to get people to talk to him. The man claims that the words of the man should be taken literally.There is enough evidence to refute both claims according to Gregory Vlastos. There are two meanings to "knowledge", one of which is Knowledge-C and the other of which is Knowledge-E. The Socratic method is used. Knowledge-C is certain and Knowledge-E is not. When he says that it is evil for someone to disobey his superiors, he is also telling the truth, as he claims in Apology. Some scholars don't agree with this dualism. According to James H. Lesher, there is a claim that one word is linked to one meaning.In Hippias Major, Meno, and Laches. According to Lesher, although <mask> claimed that he had no knowledge about the nature of virtues, he thought that people can know some ethical proposition. According to the theory of virtue, all virtues are a form of knowledge. The reason a person is not good is because they lack knowledge. Knowledge and virtues are united. Another famous dictum derives from this theory. In Protagoras, <mask> uses the example of courage to argue for the unity of virtues."<mask> the elder thought that the end of life was knowledge of virtue, and he used to seek for the definition of justice, courage, and each of the parts of virtue, and this was a reasonable

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texts: approach, since he thought that all virtues were sciences, and that as well The flirtatiousness of <mask> can be seen in Protagoras, Meno and Phaedrus. Alcibiades admits in the Symposium that he tried to seduce <mask> but failed, but the nature of his relationship with him is not clear. The Socratic theory of love is based on the idea of love at a wrestling school in the company of friends. They start their dialogue by looking at parental love and how it affects the freedom and boundaries that parents set for their children. If Lysis is useless, nobody will love him, not even his parents. While most scholars believe this text was intended to be funny, it has also been suggested that the text was intended to show how much we love people who are useful to us.Some scholars argue that the doctrine leaves room for non- egoistic love for a spouse, while others don't think so. There is a misconception that children give to their parents, and this leads to a form of unity among them. Love is rational according to scholars. It is difficult to define a political philosophy like that of <mask>. "I believe that I'm one of a few Athenians, so as not to say I'm the only one, but the only one among our contemporaries to take up the true political craft and practice the true," he tells Callicles. The speeches I make on each occasion don't aim at anything but what's best. Since <mask> saw politicians and rhetoricians as using tricks to deceive the public, his claim illustrates his aversion for the established democratic assembly and procedures.He didn't run for office or suggest legislation. He wanted to


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texts: improve the citizens of the city. He was a citizen and followed the law. He carried out his military duty by fighting wars abroad. The Sicilian expedition is not mentioned in his dialogues. The contradictions of their ideas were brought to light by <mask>, who spent his time conversing with citizens, among them powerful members of Athenian society. Since politics was about shaping the moral landscape of the city through philosophy rather than electoral procedures, <mask> believed he was doing them a favor.There is a debate over where <mask> stood in the Athenian political climate, which was divided between democrats and oligarchs. According to a widely held theory, <mask> leaned towards democracy because he disobeyed the order that the government of the Thirty Tyrants gave him, and because he respected the laws and political system of Athens. Protagoras shows some anti-democratic elements, but there is some evidence that <mask> leaned towards oligarchy, most of his friends supported it, he was contemptuous of the opinion of the many, and he was critical of the democratic process. According to a less mainstream argument, <mask> favored democratic republicanism, a theory that prioritized active participation in public life and concern for the city. Another suggestion is that he endorsed views in line with liberalism, a political ideology formed in the Age of Enlightenment. The argument is based on the idea of a mutually beneficial relationship between the city and its citizens. By staying within the city, citizens are free to leave if they want, but they also accept the city's authority over


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texts: them.The first person to advocate civil disobedience was <mask>. The strong objection to injustice and refusal to serve the order to arrest Leon are suggestive of this line. "One should never act unjust, even to repay a wrong that has been done to oneself," he says. Unless citizens deem the orders of the state to be unjust, they should follow them. After his death, the impact on philosophy was immense. With the exception of the Pyrrhonists, Plato's Academy, and the Cynics, most of the currents in philosophy were traced back to him. The third century AD saw an increase in interest in <mask>.The differing responses to fundamental questions such as the purpose of life or the nature of arete were caused by the fact that <mask> had not given them an answer. He was thought to have shifted the focus of philosophy from a study of the natural world to a study of human affairs. The immediate followers of <mask> were his pupils, who drew differing conclusions. It is difficult to reconstruct the full doctrines of <mask>'s pupils. The Antisthenes had contempt for material goods. He said virtue was all that mattered. The Cynics continued this line of thought.Aristippus lived a luxurious life while endorsing the accumulation of wealth. After leaving Athens and returning to his home city of Cyrene, he founded the Cyrenaic philosophical school which was based on hedonism and endorsed living an easy life with physical pleasures. His grandson's school passed to him. Aristippus claims in a dialogue that he wants to live without being ruled by others. Aristippus claimed that we can't be certain of our own

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texts: feelings. The Socratic understanding of ignorance is related to this view. The two were contemporary of each other.He left Athens for the nearby town of Megara, where he founded a school called the Megarians. His theory was based on the pre-Socratic monism. The nature of virtue was the focus of Euclid's thought. The Stoics relied on him. The Socratic method was used to avoid inconsistencies. They focused on how to live a good life through virtue and wisdom. The relation between goodness and ethical excellence was prioritized by the Stoics and echoed Socratic thought.The current of Platonism claimed that it was the progenitor of ethics and theory of knowledge. The Academy's doctrine was changed to Academic Skepticism by Arcesilaus, who became the head about 80 years after its founding by Plato. The Academic Skeptics and the Stoics fought over who was the true heir to the throne. Arcesilaus relied on Socratic ignorance while the Stoics insisted on knowledge-based ethics. In their reply to Arcesilaus, the Stoics said that Socratic ignorance was part of Socratic irony and that they disapproved of the use of irony. <mask> was not a central figure in Aristotelian thought. Aristoxenus wrote a book about the scandals of <mask>.TheEpicureans were against <mask>. They criticized his belief in his daimonion and his regard for the oracle at Delphi. They criticized <mask> for his character and various faults, as well as focusing on his irony, which was deemed inappropriate for a philosopher and unseemly for a teacher. The Pyrrhonists accused <mask> of being a shrew about ethics, who mocked people, and who


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texts: engaged in mock humility. The Islamic Middle East has a history of Socratic thought. The works of Plato, as well as other ancient Greek literature, were translated into Arabic by early Muslim scholars. For Muslim scholars, <mask> was praised for combining his ethics with his lifestyle, perhaps because of his resemblance to Muhammad's personality.According to Muslim scholars, the socratic doctrine was changed to match Islamic faith, as <mask> made arguments for monotheism and for the temporality of this world and rewards in the next life. His influence on the Arabic-speaking world continues to this day. In the Byzantine Empire, the works of Christian scholars such as Lactantius and Eusebius were used to study the thought of <mask>. The texts were brought back into the world of Roman Christianity after the fall of Constantinople. Prior to the Renaissance, ancient Socratic philosophy was addressed with skepticism in the Christian world. Two different narratives of <mask> were developed during the early Italian Renaissance. The interest in classical authors was revived by the humanist movement.Many of Plato's Socratic dialogues were translated by Leonardo Bruni and his student, Giannozzo Manetti. The civic version of <mask> was presented by both of them. Bruni and Manetti wanted to defend secularism as a non-sinful way of life and presented a view of <mask> that was aligned with Christian morality. They had to remove parts of his dialogue which appeared to promote homosexuality or suggest that the Socratic daimon was a god. The Italian Neoplatonists presented a different picture of <mask>. Ficino

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texts: tried to replicate the informal and unhierarchical way of teaching that he was impressed by. There were parallels between the life of Jesus Christ and that of <mask>.All wisdom is God-given through the Socratic daimon for Ficino and his followers. In early modern France, <mask>'s image was dominated by his private life, rather than his thought, in various novels and satirical plays. The figure of <mask> was used by some to highlight and comment upon the controversy of their own era, like the portrayal of a Christianized <mask> by Théophile de Viau. In his book, de Montaigne wrote about the importance of rationalism as a counterbalance to religious fanatics. Hegel's work revived the interest in <mask> in the 18th century. Hegel thought that the introduction of the principle of free subjectivity was a turning point in the history of humankind. The way of life as shaped by the institutions and laws of the State is what Hegel refers to as the Sittlichkeit.Hegel sees the use of rationalism as a continuation of Protagoras' focus on human reasoning, but modified: it is our reasoning that can help us reach objective. Even though he never explained why, Hegel considered <mask> to be a progenitor of later ancient skeptic philosophers. The Concept of Irony with Continual Reference to <mask> was written by Sren Kierkegaard. He believes that <mask> is an ironist and not a moral philosopher. The avoidance of writing by <mask> was a sign of humility, derived from his acceptance of his ignorantness. We have an almost impossible task in comprehending Socratic thought because his contemporaries misconstrued

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texts: and misinterpreted him as a philosopher. The real <mask> was close to Plato's Apology.In his later work, he found ethical elements in Socratic thought. He was a model as well as a subject of study, as he paralleled his task as a philosopher to <mask>. He wants to audit the definition of what it is to be a Christian in order to bring society closer to the Christian ideal. <mask> denied having any knowledge, as he denied being a Christian. <mask>'s contributions to Western culture were resented by Friedrich Nietzsche. In his first book, The Birth of Tragedy, he held <mask> responsible for the decline of ancient Greek civilization during the 4th century BC and after. The scope of philosophy was turned from pre-Socratic naturalism to rationalism and intellectualism by <mask>.The Greeks were well on their way towards taking the correct measure of human existence, its unreason, its suffering, but they were not able to do it because of the Presocratics. He believed that our culture was a Socratic culture and that the effect had continued down to his day. In a later publication, the author focused on the linking of reason to virtue and happiness in Socratic thinking. He writes that he tries to understand the Socratic problem by looking at the equation of reason and virtue. He was fascinated by the absurdity of a doctrine of identity and the fact that ancient philosophy never freed itself from this fascination. From the late 19th century until the early 20th, the most common explanation of Nietzsche's hostility towards <mask> was his anti-rationalism, which he considered to be the father of European


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texts: rationalism. In the mid-20th century, philosopher Walter Kaufmann wrote an article about the admiration he had for <mask>.The current mainstream opinion is that there was ambivalence towards <mask>. After experiencing the horrors of World War II, Continental philosophers thought of <mask> as an icon of individual conscience. In Jerusalem, Arendt suggests that the banality of evil could be prevented by the questioning and self-reflection of <mask>. Plato's political thought is similar to that of <mask>. The polis is not an ideal way of organizing life due to the fact that philosophers cannot be absorbed by the mass. The opposite view was taken by Popper, who said that <mask> opposed Plato's ideas. The idea of the "open society" as described in his Open Society and Its Enemies is implied by Socratic individualism and Athenian


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texts: <mask> was born in 1964. He was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Original Screenplay for Seven (1995), as well as several other films, including 8mm (1999), and many uncredited script rewrites. <mask> was born in Pennsylvania but moved to Pennsylvania when he was a child. He graduated from the Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School in 1982. <mask> went to Penn State University to study film production. He graduated from Penn State with a degree in film and video. He moved to New York City to start a retail career at Tower Records.<mask> was unable to find much success until 1991, when he completed the script for Seven. <mask> moved to Los Angeles to sell his work. He personally contacted David Koepp, the writer, who showed the script to executives at New Line Cinema, who eventually purchased the rights to it. It took nearly three years for the film to be made. The director of Christmas Vacation asked for a number of changes to the film, including the removal of the head in a box scene. The film was passed around in Hollywood. David Fincher agreed to direct the film after he read the original draft, which was accidentally sent with the ending intact.While the project was ongoing, <mask> found other work as a screenwriter, including a short stint with the television series Tales From the Crypt, as well as writing two other films. Between his two other films, Seven began production, starring Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and <mask>. The studio considered several changes to be too dark for its target audience, which would become

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texts: a recurring theme throughout <mask>'s career. <mask>'s original script was backed by both of them. The film was a huge hit at the box office, earning $327 million worldwide. <mask> would be able to make a name for himself in the movie industry. <mask> didn't get another film credit for another four years, though he did write several uncredited rewrites, including The Game and Paul W. S. Anderson's event horizon.<mask>'s 8MM was sold for a reported $1.25 million in 1999. The studio asked <mask> to lighten the film's tone after the film's production encountered concerns about the dark subject matter. <mask> felt that a rewrite would no longer be needed. But as it turned out, Schumacher supported the studio and made changes of his own, leading to a much-publicized rift between the two, with <mask> walking away from the set. The film became a failure because he refused to watch it. He told The Guardian that he had to protect himself from the miserable experience of actually watching it because it was such an inherently depressing experience. In 2015, he said he was open to a redo of 8MM.The studios and producers were powerless as Mills shot John Doe. <mask>'s uncredited rewrites to Fight Club and Stir of Echoes are considered to be cult classics. <mask>'s adaptation of Washington Irving's short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" was directed by Tim Burton. Tom Stoppard was hired by Burton to tone down the violence in <mask>'s original script. Johnny Depp's film was a box office and critical success. <mask> wrote several

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texts: screenplays that were never greenlit or have yet to go into production, such as a script for a movie starring the superhero Silver Surfer, a version of X-Men, and a film called Batman vs. The script was put on hold because Warner Bros. decided to revive their franchises separately.Wolfgang Petersen, who was due to direct the feature, continued to express his interest in the project after the success of Batman Begins and Superman Returns. The movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was the reason why the script and version of the project was put on hold. Nerdland was an animated dark comedy written and directed by <mask>. The remake of Peter Proud and the American version of The Girl Who Played with Fire were both written by <mask>, as well as a new version of Ernest Hemingway's The Killers. <mask> wrote two shorts for the BMW Films series The Hire, starring Clive Owen: Ambush, and The Follow, directed by Wong Kar-wai. The Wolfman is a remake of the Universal Studios classic. The 2010 release of the remake was directed by Joe Johnston and starred Benicio del Toro.<mask>'s first novel, Old Man Johnson, was named the "best of the year" by Amazon. <mask> has made short appearances in films for which he served as a writer. In Panic Room, he is a sleepy neighbor, in Fight Club, three detectives are named, <mask>, <mask> and <mask>, and in Seven, he is the corpse near the beginning of the movie. Television References External links 1964 births American male screenwriters Living people Donald P. Bellisario College of

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texts: <mask> was a Scottish professional footballer and manager who was best remembered for his time as a utility player with Celtic. <mask> was in charge of the Scotland national team for a short time in 1966. He is a member of the Hall of Fame. Celtic MacDonald began his career in Glasgow with junior clubs St Roch's and St Anthony's, before signing for Scottish League First Division club Celtic on 19 March 1932. He scored both of Celtic's goals in a 2–0 victory over Partick Thistle in the final league match of the 1931–32 season. Though he built on his appearance record year-by-year to make 38 appearances during the 1934–35 season, the arrival of Willie Lyon and a cartilage problem saw <mask>'s chances limited in 1935–36, when Celtic won the First Division title. <mask> didn't break into the team on a regular basis until the departure of Willie Buchan in 1937.During the 1937–38 season, he scored 13 goals and made 34 appearances, helping the Bhoys to the league title. <mask> scored 20 goals in 40 games in the 1936–37 season, including a hat-trick in the Old Firm match. The outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939 saw competitive football suspended for the duration of the conflict, but <mask> remained with Celtic, making 199 wartime appearances (18 goals) before the official leagues and cups resumed in 1946. <mask> scored 38 goals during his time at Celtic, but left the club after the war. He played in every bar at Celtic Park. After guesting in 1940 during the Second World War, <mask> returned to the club in 1945. Rugby Park was where he stayed until October 1946.<mask> was

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texts: the club's manager during the 1951–52 season. He made 10 appearances and scored one goal. A £1,500 fee was paid for <mask> to join the First Division club. The Bees were demoted to the Second Division at the end of the 1946–47 season because of his broken jaw. <mask> held the position of full back until his retirement at the end of the 1948–49 season after an injury to Bill Gorman. He scored one goal during his time at the park. <mask>'s first taste of international football came with the Scotland schoolboy team in 1928.He made 8 appearances for the Scottish FA XI on its tour of Canada and the US in 1939. He played for the full Scotland team during the war. <mask> played for the Scottish Football League XI against the English in 1941. <mask> briefly coached the Scotland national football team in 1945. <mask>'s coaching career began when he was a player at Brentford and he held a player-coach role during the 1948–49 season. In May 1950, <mask> took his first managerial appointment. Killie won promotion to the First Division after he took the club to fifth, fourth and second place finishes in the Scottish Second Division.The club reached the 1952 Scottish League Cup Final and the 1957 Scottish Cup Final thanks to <mask>. He left the club at the end of the season. <mask> fell to the Third Division South as manager prior to the beginning of the 1957–58 season after returning to Brentford. He instantly turned around the club's fortunes, using a largely home-grown squad to push for promotion to the Second Division during the season, though an injury to Newcombe would ultimately

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texts: contribute to a second-place finish. <mask> third and sixth-place finished in 1959 and 1960, before being demoted to the second division during the 1960–61 season. The board's decision to shrink the playing squad and to retain a number of players on a part-time basis contributed to the club's demise at the end of the 1961–62 season. Jackett pumped money into the club in 1961, and <mask>'s signings of John Dick and Billy McAdams helped the club win the Fourth Division title in 1963.<mask> announced in January 1965, that he would be leaving Griffin Park. He intended to remain in his position until the end of the 1964–65 season, but was given a leave of absence on February 2, 1965. <mask> was a member of the club's Hall of Fame. <mask> agreed a 4,000-a-year contract to return to Kilmarnock as manager on 1 July 1965. The 1964–65 season was the first time in the club's history that it had won the First Division, but <mask> was unable to build on that and finished third and seventh. He was fired on April 2, 1968. <mask> presided over two 1966–67 British Home Championship matches for Scotland, a 1–1 draw with Wales and a 2–1 victory over Northern Ireland.<mask> worked for Bill Nicholson, who was a friend of <mask>'s, from the late 1960s until the mid-1970s. <mask>'s parents were from South Uist and he was known as 'Calum' to his friends and teammates. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: The United States Army officer who fought in the American Civil War and the Indian Wars was named <mask>. The fourth child of ten born to Dr. <mask> and <mask> was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His brother was the publisher of Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon. After his father took a position at the U.S. Mint, the family moved to Charlotte, North Carolina. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the 3rd U.S. after graduating from the United States Military Academy. There is a cannon. He served in the Mexican–American War without seeing combat, tried to keep the peace between the Seminoles and settlers in south Florida, and wrote The Artillerist's Manual at West Point.Both sides used the manual during the Civil War. <mask> married Francis "Fannie" North Moale. They had four children, two of which died a few days after being born. <mask> was a captain in Battery B, 4th U.S. during the Civil War. Camp Floyd is in Utah. He was loyal to the Union even though his father owned slaves and several of his family members served in the Confederate military. <mask> was still in command of the 4th U.S. when he arrived in Washington.He became the chief of artillery. He commanded the brigade of westerners known as King's Wisconsin brigade after being appointed brigadier general of volunteers. <mask> ordered his troops to wear white leggings and black hats in order to improve their appearance. The nickname "The Black Hat brigade" was given to them by their famous hats. The soldiers hated the white leggings. One morning, while still in camp in Washington D.C., <mask> awoke to find his horse dressed in leggings. The battle of Brawner's Farm was the start of the Second

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texts: Battle of Bull Run.At the Battle of South Mountain, Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker exclaimed that the men "fought like iron". The brigade was known as the "Iron brigade". At the Battle of Antietam, <mask> was forced to take time away from his command to personally man a piece in the fighting at the Cornfield. He was wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg and was promoted to command the 2nd Division, I Corps. <mask> was on leave for a few months because of the wound. After returning from the Battle of Chancellorsville, he found out of his son's sudden death. At the Battle of Gettysburg in July, he commanded the 2nd Division, II Corps and temporarily commanded the corps on July 2 and 3, 1863."If Lee attacks tomorrow, it will be on your front," said Maj. Gen. George Meade at the end of the council of war. On July 3, <mask>'s division was wounded again, this time by Pickett's Charge. While recovering from his wounds, he commanded a draft depot in Cleveland, Ohio, and attended the dedication of Soldiers' National Cemetery with his close friend and aide Lieutenant Frank A Haskell. The battles of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, and Cold Harbor were fought by the 2nd Division. He was promoted to major general of volunteers on June 7, 1864. When his troops refused to fight at Ream's Station in August 1864, <mask> became discouraged. He briefly commanded the XVIII Corps before going on sick leave, but his service was too valuable and he returned to command the newly created XXIV Corps in the Army of the James.The Third Battle of Petersburg took place in April 1865, and his troops were part of the Confederate defense. The Battle of Appomattox Courthouse resulted in Gen.

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title: John Gibbon

texts: Lee's surrender after he helped block the Confederate escape route. He was a commissioner for the surrender. Indian Wars <mask> was in the army after the war. He commanded the 7th Infantry of the Montana Column consisting of the F, G, H, L of the 2nd Cavalry and was stationed at Shaw. General Alfred Terry was supposed to lead a campaign against the Sioux and Cheyenne, but he was forced back at the Battle of the Rosebud, and <mask> was not close by. The Battle of the Little Bighorn resulted in the deaths of many men.Several hundred men under the command of Major Marcus Reno were still under siege when <mask>'s approach on June 26 saved them. He helped to bury the dead and evacuate the wounded. When General Oliver Otis Howard sent a telegraph to cut off the Nez Percé who had left Idaho, <mask> was still in command in Montana. The Nez Perce was found near the Big Hole River in western Montana. At the Battle of the Big Hole, <mask>'s forces suffered heavy casualties and were pinned down by Indian sniper fire. After the second day of the battle, the Nez Perce withdrew in good order. General Howard and an advance party arrived at the battlefield the next day.<mask> was unable to continue his pursuit because of his injuries and casualties. His essay on "Our Indian question" was published in Volume 2 of the Journal of the Military Service Institution of the United States and won him the institution's first gold medal. <mask> was temporarily commander of the Department of the Platte in 1884. He was promoted to brigadier general in the regular army in 1885 and took command of the Department of the Columbia, representing all posts in the Pacific Northwest. Seattle was placed

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texts: under martial law during the anti- Chinese riots of 1886. He was the head of the Military Division of the Atlantic from 1890 to 1890. After turning 64, <mask> retired.He was the Commander in Chief of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States until his death in 1895. He gave the address to the West Point Class of 1886. The Iron brigade reunion was heard of by the gibbon and he decided to stop by. Gibbon was asked by a veteran who he was when he knocked on the door. "General Gibbon, and I'm still looking for the person who dressed my horse in white leggings!" he is said to have replied. Gibbon was welcomed inside to take part in the reunion. <mask> died in Baltimore, Maryland, and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.In addition to his famous and influential Artillerist's Manual of 1859, he is also the author of Personal Recollections of the Civil War, as well as many articles in magazines and journals. On July 3, 1988, the 125th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, a bronze statue of <mask> was dedicated in the Gettysburg National Military Park. The towns of Gibbonsville, Idaho, and Gibbon, Oregon, are named after him. The Gibbon River and Falls are named after him. Emile O.Schmidt portrayed <mask> in the film Gettysburg. The alternate history novel Gettysburg: A Novel of the Civil War was written by Newt Gingrich and William Forstchen. There are references to <mask>., David J. and Eicher.The High Commands of the Civil War. Alan D. Gaff wrote On Many a Bloody Field: Four Years in the Iron brigade. The Indiana University Press was published in 1999. There are adventures on the western frontier. Alan D. Gaff is the editor. Indiana University

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texts: Press was published in 1994. A soldier's first account of the Battle of Gettysburg.The first published by Massachusetts Commandery was in 1908. Lance J. Herdegen. How the Iron brigade won its name is the topic of The Men Stood Like Iron. The Indiana University Press was published in 1997. The Encyclopedia of the American Civil War: A Political, Social, and Military History was edited by David S. Heidler. New York: W. W.Norton & Company. <mask> is the general of the Iron brigade.The Iron brigade is a military history. Indiana University Press was published in 1961. The generals were in Gettysburg. Savas Publishing was in Campbell, CA. The lives of the Union Commanders are chronicled in Generals in Blue. Louisiana State University Press was published in 1964. "<mask>: The Man and the Monument."Gettysburg Magazine 13 was published in July of 1995. Further reading, <mask>. There was a campaign in 1876. The Old Army Press was published in 1970. There are personal recollections of the Civil War. G.P. is located in New York. Putnam's Sons was published in 1928.Essays on the Iron brigade were written by Giants in their Tall Black Hats. Indiana University Press was published in 1998. The <mask> papers, including correspondence, memoirs and commentary on many aspects of his life and the military, are available for research use at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. The picture was taken with Chief Joseph. Photographs of "loved Commander" <mask> and his grave. ANC Explorer 1827 births 1896 deaths American military personnel of the Mexican–American War Writers from Philadelphia People from Charlotte, North Carolina Union Army generals People of Pennsylvania in the American

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title: Thomas Jennefelt

texts: <mask> was born on April 24, 1954. One of the most important choral composers of his generation starting with the success of his Warning to the Rich in 1977 has earned him international praise. Dichterliebe (I-X) is a compendium of musical settings to Heine's poems, famously musicalized by Schumann in his song cycle of the same title, and Villarosa sequence is a choral suite sung to an invented language. His music has been performed in Swedish halls as well as internationally. From 1974 to 1980 he studied composition at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, where he studied with two of his professors. The Swedish Choral Miracle was a choral revolution that started with conductor Eric Ericson. He is associated with the composers of this movement, and he was part of his choir.He was chairman of the Society of Swedish Composers from 1994 to 2000. Musical style Jennefelt is known for his use of grandiose textures and stress on short structures. His interest in literature and his sensitivity to vocalization make his music easy to set in dramatic stages. He has written operas for the Royal Swedish Opera, including the full-length Gycklarnas Hamret (The Jesters' Hamlet) and the chamber opera Farkosten. The composer's love for drama and literature is reflected in other genres as well. His orchestral work was supposed to be a duet with text in a melodrama setting, but ended up being


title: Thomas Jennefelt

texts: an exclusive instrumental piece that still contains the intense dramatic expression. <mask> is a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music and has been its vice president since 2004.He received the royal Litteris et Artibus medal in 2001. The Chamber Music Friday afternoon is for solo piccolo. Music to a cathedral-builder for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano. For flute, clarinet, violin, and cello. Svarta spr was used for 2 violins, 2 violas, cello, and double bass. There are 10 electric guitars, electric bass, and drums. There is a comp.Oboist solo in Yellow II. There is a comp. There is a piano trio. There was a concert in May 2000 for trumpet and string orchestra. There is a VOCAL CHAMBER MUSIC album. Far vidare frdmn is a collection of instruments. Grnskans resa is a piano trio.Isarna had a mezzo and a piano. Kllan i Vaucluse has 6 songs. Soprano, baritone, recorder, oboe, and cembalo were included in the Renaissance. There is a volio for the Soprano solo. There is a book called "Tre snger" for baritone or Soprano and piano. The Lady was used for piano and Soprano. Stunden, ppeltrdet is for cello and opera singers.For voice and piano. (MIC) Choir and Orchestra Den gmda kllan was published in 1997. The Shelters was written for the baritone and orchestra. SATB mixed choir and baroque orchestra. Lngs radien was written for opera, soli, and orchestra. (MIC) Choir 3


title: William Lawrence (Ohio Republican)

texts: <mask> was a Republican lawyer and politician from Ohio. He helped to create the American Red Cross, was influential in trying to impeach President Andrew Johnson, and helped to create the United States Department of Justice. <mask> was born on June 26, 1819 in Mount Pleasant, Ohio. He attended a school in Tennessee. He received his degree from Franklin College in New Athens, Ohio. He was admitted to the bar after graduating from law school. <mask> was awarded the LL in 1873.D. from Franklin College. <mask> set up his law practice in Ohio in 1841. From July 15, 1841 to July 15, 1843 he was a partner in the law firm of Benjamin Stanton and from July, 1851 to February 1854 he was a student in the law firm of <mask> H. West. He was in the field of medicine from 1841 to 1843. In 1842, he became the Commissioner of Bankruptcy. <mask> was the editor of the LOGAN GAZETTE from 1845 to 1847. <mask> was elected as the prosecutor in 1845.He was a member of the Ohio House of Representatives. <mask> was first elected to the Ohio Senate in 1849 and served until 1856, when he became the reporter of the Ohio Supreme Court. In 1854, he returned to the Ohio Senate. He was an editor of Western Law Monthly. The <mask> House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was built in the 1860s. <mask> served as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and the District Court until he resigned in the middle of the Civil War. He was colonel of the 84th Ohio Infantry in the Union Army.<mask> declined the appointment to serve as the wartime judge for the United States district court in Florida. On March 4, 1865, <mask> was inaugurated as the U.S. representative for the 4th district of Ohio. He supported the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment because it would protect every citizen, including the millions of people of foreign birth who will flock to our shores to become citizens and to find here a land of liberty and law. The Territory of Lincoln was created from the land that is now Oklahoma. This is not the same as the State of Lincoln proposal made in 1869 for southern Texas. The bill was

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title: William Lawrence (Ohio Republican)

texts: reintroduced by <mask> in 1867. Territorial officers and voters would initially be American citizens of African descent, and the territorial legislature could change their eligibility later.The bills got out of committee. <mask> served in the Thirty-ninth, Fortieth, and Forty-first Congresses, ending his third term on March 3, 1871. The bill of impeachment against the U.S. President Andrew Johnson was written by <mask>. <mask> was a member of the House Judiciary Committee and directed an inquiry into the creation of the Department of Justice. The bill that created the United States Department of Justice was authored by <mask>. The first bill died due to the Congress's concern with the impeachment of President Johnson. The issue was brought back to the table in the following Congress.On February 25, 1870, Representative Thomas Jenckes of Rhode Island introduced a bill to create the Department of Justice. Many of the ideas from <mask>'s previous bill were incorporated into this bill, and he gave the bill his full support. The Department of Justice was created by President Grant on June 22, 1870. <mask> founded the Bellefontaine National Bank in 1871 and served as its first president. He returned to Congress in 1873 from the 8th Ohio Congressional district. <mask> finished his fifth and final term in the Congress on March 3, 1877. <mask> was the chairman of the Committee on War Claims after the American Civil War.<mask> served as the First Comptroller of the Treasury until 1885, after which he was appointed to the American Red Cross. The creation of the American Red Cross was supported by <mask> on behalf of Clara Barton. He was the organization's first Vice President. <mask> and Barton were involved in persuading the United States to join the convention. <mask> was the President of the National Wool Growers Association. He died in Ohio on May 8, 1899. <mask> is buried in Ohio.The small Ohio community is named after him. Members of the United States House of Representatives from Ohio include people from Mount Pleasant, Franklin College, and the University of Cincinnati College

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title: Henry Walston, Baron Walston

texts: <mask>, <mask>VO, JP, was a British farmer, agricultural researcher and politician, first for the Liberal Party, then for Labour and finally for the Social Democratic Party. <mask> was born in 1912 to Sir Charles Waldstein and his wife Florence, and was educated at King's College, Cambridge. He owned estates in Cambridgeshire and St Lucia. In 1976, <mask> was appointed a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order. He was the Governor of Guy's Hospital and the Vice President of the Royal Commonwealth Society. The <mask> family married in 1935 in the USA. Their second son is <mask>.Catherine was the mistress of the author Graham Greene. The adulterous relationship continued even after <mask> demanded that it stop after The End of the Affair was published. <mask> married Elizabeth Scott, who was previously the wife of Nicholas Scott. According to press reports, Betty Boothroyd, who was Walston's secretary before she entered politics, was the subject of a successful libel case. <mask> was a member of the War Agricultural Committee, Director of Agriculture for the British Zone of Germany, and the Agricultural Adviser for Germany to the Foreign Office. He was a prospective parliamentary candidate for King's Lynn. The booklet 'From Forces to Farming' was published in 1945 by the Liberal Party.State aided co-operative farming for ex-servicemen was called for in the booklet. He switched from King's Lynn to Huntingdonshire at the general election. He was a member of parliament for five times, but never became one. He was made a life peer on 10 February 1961. He was a supporter of the Campaign for Democratic Socialism. Junior minister <mask> was the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in the First Wilson ministry. <mask> supported James Cable's line that the USA should cut its losses in the Vietnam War and argued that the UK should have a pro-active policy of seeking peace.By the second half of 1965, <mask> was pushing this line harder than Cable. <mask> was contacted by a man who said he was acting for the Polish government and trying to find peace in the Vietnam War. <mask>

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title: Henry Walston, Baron Walston

texts: treated this as a freelance approach. <mask> was envoy to Portugal after Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence, trying to negotiate an end to sanction-breaking pumping of oil to Southern Rhodesia. His diplomacy was overtaken by a Security Council resolution. <mask> argued that the UK government should not grant Rhodesian independence except on terms of majority rule. While Rhodesia was the responsibility of the Commonwealth Relations Office, he maintained that UDI had increased the chances of communist penetration in Africa and that this was a proper concern of the Foreign Office.<mask> was a Trustee of one of John Collins's secret Christian Action trusts and channelling funds to the African National Congress. He was very positive about Castro. In 1967, <mask> was the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade. During a lecture tour of South Africa in 1968, Walston tried to open a channel of communication with Kenneth Kaunda. He visited the island and concluded that the prisoner was being treated well. The South African government wanted to use Walston's contacts to broker a deal between the UK and Ian Smith. <mask> was a Member of the European Parliament from 1975 to 1977 and a member of the Council of Europe from 1970 to 1975.The "Walston group" of pro-European MPs met in his apartment in The Albany in the 70s and 80s. <mask> was a member of the Social Democratic Party. <mask> served as vice chairman for several years and became active with the UN accredited non-governmental organisation. Political pamphlets on agricultural topics were published by Pamphlets Walston. As a prospective Liberal Party candidate for King's Lynn, there was a plan for the ex-service man. Land Nationalisation: For and Against was published by the Fabian Society. With John.The Farmer and Europe was published in 1962. If the UK joined the Common Market, there would be planning for farming. Under Communism, agriculture was done. The farm gate to Brussels was published in 1970. Dealing with hunger in the 70's. There are links to 1912 births and 1991 deaths of politicians from

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title: Allison Danger

texts: <mask> is a Canadian retired professional wrestler and professional wrestling manager. Steve, Corino's older brother, is a professional wrestler and introduced his sister to the ECW locker room. In May 2000 Corino attended an IWA Reading wrestling show with Francine, a manager for ECW. The Sandman invited Corino to substitute for his wife, who usually accompanied him to ringside. After enjoying the experience so much that she worked for the same company again several weeks later, Corino accepted at the urging of Francine. She joined the Independent Wrestling Federation and began training under Rapid Fire and her brother. <mask> is a tattooed punk.Her first match was a mixed tag match with Rapid Fire. On March 24, 2001, <mask> and Maldonado won the IWF Tag Team Championships in a four way match in New Jersey. Biggie Biggs replaced Maldonado as <mask>'s partner. They lost the titles to Hadrian and Damian Adams in 2001. IWA Mid South and Jersey All Pro Wrestling had <mask> working for them. She toured Japan with her friend Lucy Furr. The manager of the Christopher Street Connection was joined by Ring of Honor Danger.She took her first tablebump at the first show. She became the manager of The Prophecy, a heel stable led by Christopher Daniels, who was feuding with The Group, led by <mask>'s brother Steve. Dan Maff and B.J. were Prophecy members. The Prophecy name was abandoned and <mask> was fired as their manager. She put a bounty on their heads on June 24. She used her control of their contracts to book them in physically taxing matches and hampered every action of her former clients. The Havana Pitbulls were defeated by Maff and Whitmer in the title match of the ROH Tag Team Championship.<mask> feuded with Daizee Haze before leaving. Christopher Daniels was pulled from all ROH shows by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in 2004 as a result of the Rob Feinstein controversy, but he

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title: Allison Danger

texts: returned to the promotion at Death before Dishonor III on June 18, 2005. After Daniels came back later that night, she reformed her alliance with him. She was his manager from July 2005 to April 2007. Daniels and <mask> left the same weekend. Shimmer Women Athletes <mask> is heavily involved with the running of Chicago-based female independent circuit independent professional wrestling promotion. She is an active wrestler and color commentator for the DVDs, as well as co-runs the promotion with Dave Prazak.Her feuds have been against several people. At Shimmer's April 26 taping, <mask> suffered a fractured clavicle in the closing moments of a tag-team match with Sara Del Rey. She missed three months of in-ring action, but still attended the shows. When she was medically cleared to wrestle again, <mask> announced that she was pregnant and that she and husband Ares were expecting their first child in 2009. She had a feud with the Canadian NINJAs. She came back after re-aggravating her shoulder injury and lost to Perez in a Street Fight match. She and Daizee Haze won a Tag Team match against the Canadians after she pinned Perez.She came back with a win over the Australian. She lost to Nicole Matthews after Matthews hit <mask> with a belt. On April 10, 2010, <mask> defeated Perez in a Last Woman Standing match. Regeneration X defeated Mia Yim and Jamilia Craft in their first match together, forming a tag team with <mask>. The Shimmer Tag Team Championship888-607-3166888-607-888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 was888-607-888-607-888-607-3166 wasChallenged to the Shimmer Tag Team Championship They did not win the titles. Regeneration X received another chance at the titles at Volume 48 as

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title: Allison Danger

texts: part of a four-way elimination tag team match, and at Volume 52 against the Canadian NINJAs.They weren't successful in these matches. After the following weekend's events, <mask> would be retiring from in-ring action. The final match of <mask> was on April 14. She and Leva were the victors in a tag team match when the other team refused to release a submission hold on <mask>. After the match, <mask> revealed that she had suffered a stroke in January and had to end her in-ring career. In late 2009, <mask> returned to Jersey All Pro Wrestling in their Women's Division. Daizee Haze was unable to compete because she was attacked in the backstage by her opponent.<mask> got the win even though she was replaced by a Portuguese Princess. <mask> was badly injured after she attacked her after the match on January 9, 2010. In mid-2011 <mask> joined Adrenaline Unleashed Pro Wrestling in Las Vegas Nevada as the weekly instructor for the women's training in addition to the men's/women's/teen wrestling and core training. There was a match <mask> had with a friend. <mask> was wearing spandex tights. Her name was written on the left side of her tights. She was a cheerleader at Perkiomen Valley High School in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, where she took part in field hockey, softball and track running.She played ice hockey for two years after graduating high school. Marco Jaggi is a professional wrestler. In February 2009, she gave birth to their first child. Corino started her own show at the women's wrestling website Diva-Dirt.com. She co-hosted the show with her SHIMMER colleague, who was the backstage interviewer for the promotion. The Independent Wrestling Federation IWF Tag Team Championship and the New Breed Wrestling Association NBWA Women's Championship have both been held. There are 21 of the best 50 female singles wrestlers in the 2008 Pro Wrestling World-1 World-1 Women's

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title: Syed Shahabuddin

texts: <mask> was a diplomat from Gaya, Bihar. He was a diplomat for the Indian Foreign Service and later became one of the most articulate Muslim politicians in India. At the time when the Congress began its decline and Hindu nationalism began its ascent to power, he switched careers. He was a member of the Parliament of India. He was the leader of the Muslim opposition to the Shah Bano case. He died of asthma at a hospital in India in March of last year. The current capital of the state of Jharkhand is where <mask> was born.He graduated from the Science College of the Patna University with a degree in physics. <mask> came first in the first part of his L.L.M. A degree. <mask> was married to Shaher Bano and fathered one son and five daughters. His only son was a professor at Columbia University, which is located in the United States of America. Parvez was found dead in his hotel room. His relatives said he was murdered.His daughter is a politician who joined the Aam Aadmi Party. <mask> started a movement for the formation of a students union when he was a student at Patna University. He was elected to the committee of the union to draft the constitution after the movement was successful. <mask> was elected as a candidate of the All India Students Federation. <mask> was not a member of the Communist Party according to his contemporary. A student of B.N. in 1955. College died after police fired on students who were protesting against a bus driver.<mask> started an action committee to protest against the killing. Nehru visited Patna to appease the protesters. He led 20 thousand student protesters to the Patna Airport, where they waved black flags. It was difficult for him to join the Indian Foreign Service due to this activity. Nehru's intervention and endorsement gave him clearance. Nehru said that his participation in the riots was not politically motivated. It was an expression of his youthful exuberance.He wanted to honor <mask> by recruiting him to the Foreign Service. <mask> was a diplomat, an

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title: Syed Shahabuddin

texts: ambassador, and a politician. His first posting was as acting Consul-General in New York. From 1969 to 1976, he served as Ambassador to Venezuela and Algeria. <mask> was the Joint Secretary in charge of Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific at the time of his voluntary retirement in 1978. <mask> joined politics after leaving the Indian Foreign Service. He did not complete 20 years in the service and the central government refused to give him a monthly pension.He said that the then foreign minister of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee asked him to reconsider his decision. One of the Janata Party's Members of the Upper house of Parliament resigned in 1979. He was nominated by the party. <mask> lost the election to the Indian National Congress due to cross voting by the party legislators in favor of the Communist Party of India. <mask> wrote to the leader of the party saying that legislators were scheming to defeat him. <mask> alleged that the legislators voted against him. <mask> was elected to the lower house of Indian parliament in 1985 as a candidate of the Janata Party.He lost the seat to M.J. Akbar in 1989. He took a helicopter from Patna to celebrate his re- election in 1991. He lost the election again in 1991, this time to Mohammed Taslimuddin. He was known for his belief in the federal structure of India and his desire to see more people involved in governance. He called for an equitable distribution of national income and resources in order to provide a life of minimum dignity for all people and 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 He was well known for his contributions to debates on Muslim

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texts: issues in Parliament, as well as other areas such as Defence, Education and Health. He founded the Insaf Party in 1989 in order to build support for minority rights and Muslim issues.The All-India Muslim Personal Law Board and the Babari Masjid Action Committee were involved with <mask> throughout his political career. He was the President of All- India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat from 2004 to 2011. He was the leader of the organisation until his death. Between 1983 and 2006 he edited and published the monthly journal Muslim India, which was a source of reference and research on all matters of interest to Muslims in India. Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses became controversial in the 1990s due to its allegedly inflammatory and insulting text about the Islamic prophet Muhammad, his wives and the Companions causing worldwide protests. The book was banned by the Indian government because of protests. <mask> claimed that the book was offensive to the Holy Prophet.The book would be rejected by any society. The book was banned in India. Rushdie praised <mask> and Khurshed Alam Khan for opposing the book. <mask> demanded in the Times of India that the book be banned. The Indian Penal Code makes it a crime to insult religious faith. The book was banned after he lodged a petition. The local press felt that the ban was imposed to appease the Muslim community in India.<mask> opposed the book to gain importance in Indian Muslim politics. He was the President of the All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat from 2004 to 2011. The journal Muslim India was edited by <mask>. He was a regular contributor to journals, newspapers, and TV discussions about Muslim issues. <mask> was criticized for his failure to change his constituency. He was criticized for his open letter to Narendra Modi regarding Muslim issues. <mask>: Outstanding Voice of Muslim India was published by P.A.Inamdar. It was released in April. Births and deaths of Indian Muslims, Janata Dal politicians, Communist Party of India politicians, and Patna

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title: John Gage

texts: The phrase The Network is the Computer was created by <mask>, who was the 21st employee of Sun Microsystems. He left Sun Microsystems as vice president and chief researcher and director of the Science Office in 2008 to join Kleiner Perkins as a partner to work on green technologies for global warming. He joined the board of the Tegla loroupe Peace Foundation in 2006 to build a school and orphanage in Kapenguria. In 2012 he helped build the Kibera Town Centre, a major water and community education center in the middle of the largest slum in Africa. NetDay was a crowd-sourced effort to bring the Internet to every school in the world. NetDay was the first mass movement on the Internet. He joined the Human Needs Project in 2012 to build a water source and water treatment plant.He hosted the annual JavaOne conference for twelve years, bringing 20,000 Java programmers to San Francisco and establishing the Java language in over 85% of mobile devices. <mask> received his bachelor's degree in 1975 from the College of Natural Resources at the University of California, Berkeley. He attended the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and the Harvard Business School. Bill Joy, who <mask> worked with at Berkeley, was the person responsible for the creation of Berkeley UNIX, also known as BSD. Sun Microsystems was founded in 1982 by <mask> and others. <mask> is a central figure in the film Berkeley in the Sixties by Mark Kitchell. American Stories: the American Dream: A Future Reborn 1918–1945 is a five-part Discovery Channel documentary.<mask> retired from Sun Microsystems and joined Kleiner as a venture capitalist. He left Klein Perkinser. The US National Research Council, the US National Academy of Sciences, the United Nations, the World Bank, and the World Economic Forum have all had <mask> serve on their scientific advisory panels. He was appointed to the commission by Clinton. He was a member of the US National Academy of Sciences Committee on Scientific Communication and National Security and the Markle Foundation Task Force on National Security. He has served on the

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texts: boards of several scientific and educational groups. He is a member of the Malaysian International Advisory Panel, the Malaysian Global Science Advisory Panel, the University of California, Berkeley, the Goldman School of Public Policy, the Oxford Martin School for the Twenty-first Century, and the Center for Information Technology in the Interest of Society.He is on the boards of several organizations, including the Tegla loroupe Peace Foundation, the Human Needs Project, and Relief International. <mask> was born on October 9, 1942 in Long Beach, California. He was the son of James Robert <mask>, a captain in the United States Navy and senior manager for Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach, who was also the president of the UCLA Class of 1935. His grandfather crossed the Panama Isthmus to arrive in California in the 19th century. She was a teacher in the Los Angeles school district. He has two siblings, <mask> of Honolulu, Hawaii, and <mask> of Marin County, and the US Department of Agriculture big cat and marine mammal expert. <mask> attended LeConte Junior High School in Hollywood, California.The family moved to Newport Beach. <mask> was an All-American swimmer, student body president, and National Merit Scholar at Newport Harbor High School. He graduated from Harvard in 1960. <mask> attended the University of California, Berkeley in the fall of 1960. He studied at the Université de Paris after entering the Alliance Franaise. He became involved in the Free Speech movement when he returned to Berkeley. The first Community Projects Office for the Associated Students of the University of California placed over 2,000 students in volunteer roles in Oakland and Berkeley.He was a three-time All-American swimmer and the Pacific Coast champion in the breaststroke. He was a member of the Pacific Coast champion water polo team. He was a member of the Order of the Golden Bear. He was part of a group of students from California who went to the Chicago Democratic Convention as Robert F. Kennedy delegates. He entered the Harvard Business School in the fall of 1968. He

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texts: moved to the Harvard Kennedy School after one year. He was working on the George McGovern campaign.After graduating from the University of California, Berkeley with a bachelor's degree in 1975, he went to the University of California, Berkeley to get his PhD in Mathematical Economics. He left the program to help found Sun Microsystems. <mask> was active in opposing the war in Vietnam. He was part of the campaign to defeat a Democratic congressman who supported the war. He was a Robert Kennedy delegate to the 1968 Chicago Convention and co-chaired the Robert F. Kennedy for President campaign in 1968. He co-chaired the New England division of the Vietnam Moratorium Committee at Harvard. The Boston Common Vietnam Moratorium demonstration was organized by him.The Vietnam Moratorium demonstration in Washington, D.C. was the largest mass demonstration in US history. He organized major antiwar demonstrations in Boston, New York, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia. <mask> was an attorney for the White House. He joined the national campaign as assistant press secretary and trip director, working for Frank Mankiewicz, who was the first field director for the McGovern Presidential campaign. He coordinated the day-to-day movement of the press and staff from event to event nationwide with <mask> and others. He helped organize the final rallies in California in the Jimmy Carter campaign. He was a member of the traveling party in the 1980 Ted Kennedy campaign.<mask> was in Iowa in 2008 organizing for Barack Obama. <mask> was asked by Bill Hanley, the owner of Hanley Sound, the staging and sound system used at Woodstock, to come to Palm Beach, Florida, to take over producing the International Palm. B.B. There had been strong opposition from the Governor of Florida, who objected to the fact that King, Janis Joplin, the Rolling Stones, Sly and the Family Stone, Jefferson Airplane, the Byrds, Sha-Na-Na, Country Joe and the Fish, Steppenwolf, <mask>, Crowds up to 100,000 people saw some career-best performances despite the rain and cold. Altamont was preceded by a Rolling

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texts: Stone concert. <mask> was called to rescue the Louisiana Celebration of Life Festival after two people had drowned.<mask> was a member of the Homebrew Computer Club in 1980. Sun Microsystems was founded in 1982 by Bill Joy, Andy Bechtolsheim, and others. He was in charge of all exterior relations, including marketing, sales, and technical support. As Sun Microsystems grew, <mask> became the Vice President and Director of the Science Office, with responsibility for scientific computing, networking, and relationships with universities, scientific laboratories, international scientific bodies, national intelligence agencies, and the World Bank and the United Nations. <mask> was a member of numerous United Nations special commissions. <mask> helped build the Network Research Center in the Tsinghua Main Administration Center in 1994, linking over 1,000 Chinese universities. The first interactive interface for the World Wide Web was created at the Technology, Entertainment, and Design Conference in Monterey, California in 1995.<mask> joined the UN Information Technology Taskforce to bring networking to all nations. <mask> was a member of the UN Digital Health Taskforce. He helped organize the Jordan Network Initiative at the World Economic Forum. Sun Microsystems had revenues of $25 billion in 2002. Sun Microsystems was purchased by Oracle. <mask> had a year at the Harvard Kennedy School of Public Policy in 2000. Dean Joseph Nye gave him the "most influential course" award after he taught a class of 90 students.NetDay was founded in 1995 by NetDay <mask>. NetDay was the first crowdsourced event. <mask> created zoomable maps of the 140,000 schools in the United States, placing a meter-accurate dot for each school, color-coded for whether or not the school was connected to the internet. He called on high-tech companies to commit resources to schools, libraries, and clinics worldwide so that they could connect to the Internet. Hundreds of volunteers signed up at some schools, promising to come to the school on Saturday, March 9, 1996, to install Ethernet cables to

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texts: five classrooms and the library. Over 100,000 engineers wired 4,000 schools on the first NetDay in California. The cables were pulled by President Clinton and Vice- President Gore.NetDay spread to Korea, Great Britain, France, and other countries when it was held in the United States over the next year. In the first state, California, over 100,000 volunteers wired 4,000 schools in one day. President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore endorsed NetDay. Over 70,000 US K-12 schools held NetDays over the next two years, as well as Korea, Great Britain, France and other countries. Chuck House, the President of the ACM, gave <mask> the Presidential Award for his work on NetDay. A large community center was built in 2012 by Human Needs Project Gage and David Warner. The Kibera Town Centre is a research platform and learning center that applies new and innovative technologies to provide clean water and waste water treatment in a huge urban slum.The 1,000 square-meter facility in the Kibera Town Centre can serve over 1,000 people a day with a combination of educational and career services, showers, toilets, laundry, cafe, and financial services. The facility has a high-speed cable and a half-gigabit wireless network. <mask> is married to a lecturer in Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, and has two children: <mask>, formerly with the US Department of Energy, now with Renewable Finance, and <mask>, who helped create the USAID Global Development Laboratory. Information Technology and Economic Development was published in 1999. Bill Joy wrote about science in a journal. <mask> did more than fifty satellite television programs on technology that were broadcast worldwide from Moscow, Rio, Mexico City, Beijing, Zurich, Mauna Kea, Berlin, Santiago, Kuala Lumpur, Cape Town, San Francisco, Paris, London, and other cities. "Moscow and Red Square" was published in 1995 and "Cyberjockying in the 21st Century" was published in 1993."The Changing Fabric of Telecommunications", "Next Generation Networking", and "Network Devices Brought to Life" are External

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title: Kevon Looney

texts: The Golden State Warriors of the National Basketball Association (NBA) have a basketball player named <mask>. He earned second-team all-conference honors in the Pac-12 as a freshman at UCLA. After the season, he decided to forgo his college eligibility and enter the NBA draft, and was selected in the first round by Golden State with the 30th overall pick. He won two NBA titles with the Warriors. As a senior, <mask> was named the top high school player in the state of Wisconsin. He was a five-star prospect and earned All-American honors. He led all freshman in the nation in double-doubles in his only season at UCLA, recording double figures in both points and Rebounds in 15 games.He was named to the all-freshman team. After undergoing surgery on his hips, <mask>'s playing time was limited. He missed most of the playoffs due to a strained left hip. He became a regular in the Warriors' rotation as an undersized center, helping them win a second straight championship. <mask> was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Doug and Victoria. He watched his brother play pickup games when he was younger. Like his brother, he became a fan of the Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe Bryant.He was the best player on the high

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texts: school team. He received offers from in-state schools when he was a freshman. He was named the Player of the Year of the Milwaukee City Conference in 2012 after he averaged 20.9 points, 8.6 rebound and 2.0 assists per game. As a junior, <mask> averaged 26.1 points, 12.4 rebound, 7.0 blocks and 3.1 assists per game, and led a team of mostly unknown players to a runner-up finish for the conference title. Both CBS Sports and The Post-Crescent called his averages "nearly" a quadruple-double in his final season. He was Hamilton's best passer and played mostly at point guard. Capable of handling the ball, creating his own shot, and shooting, he was hailed as "the next KD" in reference to future Golden State teammate Kevin Durant.Hamilton won its first league title in four years, and <mask> was named the City Conference player of the year for the second year in a row. He gained national recognition, becoming just the second player in Milwaukee Public Schools history, and the sixth ever in Wisconsin, to be named a McDonald's All-American. The Associated Press named him state player of the year, while the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association named him Mr. Basketball. Rivals.com, ESPN.com, and

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texts: Scout.com all ranked him as a five-star prospect. 10, No. No. 12 and No. 15 players.<mask>'s number was retired by Hamilton. 5 in the year. Wati Majeed talked him out of changing his number when he was a sophomore. You're No. That's who you are. Majeed said that you can guard all five positions. He announced on Halloween that he was going to the University of California, Los Angeles.His decision was a secret to everyone, including his parents. UCLA was the most beautiful campus that I had ever seen. He liked Steve Alford's vision for the team. Kyle Anderson was allowed to play both inside and outside as a freshman at the school, even though the Bruins didn't guarantee him a feature role. He suffered a hip injury playing in the gym before his freshman season at UCLA. The Bruins guard fell into the right leg of <mask>, who was trying to recover the ball. He took a break for two to three weeks before the season.He did not miss a game or a practice because of the injury, but it hampered his movement and speed. He played like a big man and avoided changing directions. He was one of the top rookies in the country. In the season opener, he had 20 points, nine rebound and three assists in a win over


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texts: Montana State. His performance was praised by CBS Sports as one of the more impressive freshman debuts in UCLA's rich history. He became the first freshman in UCLA history to have at least four double-doubles in his first five games. Should he decide to enter the NBA, pundits began to project him as a freshman lottery pick.He had seven double-doubles in the Bruins' first 10 games, but only scored in double digits once during their five-game losing streak. The team ended their streak with career highs of 27 points and 19 rebound from <mask> in an 86– 81 double-overtime win over Stanford. The Wayman Tisdale Award, presented annually to the nation's top freshman, was one of 14 players named to the United States Basketball Writers Association's mid-season watchlist. He was a finalist for the Karl Malone Award, given to the top power forward in Division I men's basketball. <mask>'s scoring came off putbacks, fast breaks, and open shots, and UCLA rarely called plays for him. His shooting improved as the season went on. After making just nine of 28 of his three-point field goals in the first 24 games, <mask> was 11 of 17 in the last seven games of the regular season.His scoring peaked at one game over

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texts: 15 points. During UCLA's win over USC in the quarterfinals of the 2015 Pac-12 Tournament, <mask> took an arm to his left cheek and left the game. He was given the go-ahead to play the next day against Arizona after being fitted with a protective mask 90 minutes before the game. Though impaired by the mask, he played 30 minutes but was limited, finishing with five points and four rebound. The close match helped the Bruins get into the NCAA tournament. As UCLA advanced to the Sweet 16 for the second year in a row, <mask> continued to wear the mask. He led the team with 9.2 per game and finished with 15 double-doubles.His double-doubles led the nation and he ranked second in the nation. His double-doubles ranked second in the conference. He made 47.0 percent of his field goals and 41.5 percent of his three-point shots. He was named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team. He was named second-team all-district by the NABC. After one season with UCLA, <mask> decided to forgo his remaining college eligibility to declare for the 2015 NBA draft. His draft stock dropped because of his hip concerns.He probably misses the following season after having surgery on his hip, but his camp denied that he had any


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texts: procedure done. Some teams didn't think his success at UCLA would translate to the NBA, and some executives and scouts didn't think he played hard enough. One of 19 players to attend the draft, he fell to the final pick of the first round, where he was chosen 30th overall by Golden State. The Warriors said there was no evidence that <mask> needed further treatment. Given his age, potential, and the team's established core lineup, they were comfortable with any recovery time that he might need. He played for the Warriors in the Las Vegas Summer League. On August 20, <mask> had a hip arthroscopy to repair a torn labrum.On January 4, 2016 <mask> was assigned to the Santa Cruz Warriors, Golden State's D-League affiliate, after he was cleared to practice after his surgery. He made his professional debut on January 12 with Santa Cruz, logging a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebound in 16 minutes against the Idaho Stampede. He played in five games for Golden State and averaged 8.0 points and 10.0 rebound in 18.2 minutes. <mask> was activated for the first time due to an injury to Festus Ezeli. He became the 11th former UCLA player to play for the Warriors when he made his NBA debut that evening.

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texts: He scored on his first attempt and finished with two points and a rebound in a 127–107 win. The game ball was given to him.He was assigned multiple assignments to Santa Cruz by Golden State. In March, he was out for a while due to inflammation in his hip. The previous record of 72 set by the Chicago Bulls in 1995–96 was broken by the Warriors. On April 22, <mask> had a successful surgery to repair a torn labrum on his left hip, which was expected to sideline him for four to six months. A similar procedure was performed on his right hip. He played for Golden State and the D-League in his first year. The Warriors lost to Cleveland in seven games in the 2016 NBA Finals.He did not play in the Summer League. He was overweight when he arrived at training camp. He battled James Michael McAdoo to be the No. The Warriors have 5 forwards on their depth chart. The start of the 2016–17 season was strong. He made his first career start in place of Draymond Green. He had six points, three rebound, and two assists in 18 minutes of play in the win.His playing time diminished as he became ineffective in limited minutes. He received a one-game assignment to Santa Cruz after an extended stretch of limited playing


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texts: time. He had 18 points and 20 rebound in his D-League debut. It was his first stint in the D-League. There was a left hip strain that caused <mask> to miss most of April. After finishing the regular season with a league-leading 67 wins, Golden State advanced to the NBA Finals, where they defeated Cleveland in five games to win their second championship in three years. He missed 12 games due to his left hip, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayThe transition to center and second championship was healthy at last. He lost before the season because he hired a personal trainer, changed his training program, and adopted a Paleo diet. He was one of six centers on the team, behind starter Zaza Pachulia and veterans David West and JaVale McGee, as well as youngsters Jordan Bell and Damian Jones. In a 120–117 win over Washington, <mask> had nine points on 4-of-4


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texts: shooting and five rebound. He helped lead an 18-point second-half comeback after Green was ejected in the second quarter. Golden State did not exercise its fourth-year option on <mask> due to his contract's luxury tax impact on their payroll, making him an unrestricted free agent next summer. He received regular playing time despite not having played in any of the Warriors' first nine games.Golden State coach Steve Kerr said the league was shifting to a small-ball style of play. On November 11, in a 135–114 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, <mask> had four points and three blocked shots with a plus-minus of +14 in 15 minutes while matched up mostly against one of the league's top centers. After Bell passed him on the depth chart, his playing time dropped to seven minutes per game. On January 4, 2018, against the Houston Rockets, he had seven points and tied his career high with eight rebound in a 124–114 win. He played the final 6:30 of the game and was more effective defensively on Chris Paul than Bell was in the second half. He was praised by Kerr for being an " 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609-


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texts: 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- On January 12th, when he returned to his hometown, he played a career-high 23 minutes and scored nine points on a perfect 3-of-3 shooting with eight boards, three assists and a block in a victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.He had 13 points and six blocks in a win over the Phoenix Suns. He had a career-best 11 rebound in a 92– 81 loss to the Indiana Pacers on March 27. He impressed with his defensive switch in the first playoffs of his career. The Warriors defeated the San Antonio Spurs in the first round of the playoffs. <mask> became Kerr's favorite because he played the most minutes of all the Warriors' big men. Kerr praised his defense and ability to switch onto Spurs guards Patty Mills and Manu Ginbili on pick and rolls, because he guarded LaMarcus Aldridge well. He was steadier than Bell, and Pachulia did not get a lot of playing time.Golden State defeated New Orleans in the conference


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texts: semifinals. In the series, <mask> was the team's most reliable center, defending Anthony Davis adequately. He became the Warriors' sixth man in the final two games after the team went small. In the conference finals, <mask> provided solid defense against Paul and Harden. He moved into the starting lineup after Iguodala went down with a leg injury. The Warriors defeated Houston 4–3 in the final game of the series to advance to the Finals against Cleveland. The Warriors won their second straight title.He started Game 1 and was replaced in Game 2 by McGee. He played 39 minutes in the four games, but only three minutes in the last two. He played the sixth-most minutes on the Warriors and the most among their six centers. The best of Golden State's rotation players, he had a 97.5 defensive rating. The Warriors have a three-peat chase. Golden State added a four-time NBA All-Star center with their mid-level exception, but he was still recovering from his left ankle injury and had no timetable for his return. Damian Jones started the season as the starting center.Jones tore his left pectoral muscle and was ruled out for the season. On December 3, 2018, in his first start for the injured Jones, <mask>


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texts: scored 14 points along with a career-high-tying five assists in a 128–111 win over the Atlanta Hawks. After starting at center for all but one of the previous 18 games, he returned to the bench when Cousins joined the Warriors. On January 28, <mask>ins, <mask> scored a career-high 19 points in a 135–131 loss. Kerr decided to keep Andrew Bogut in the backup role because he had excelled in that spot.The Warriors advanced to the following round against Houston when Kerr started the series by putting Iguodola into the starting lineup and moving Green to center. As a backup to Green, he was a better defensive option against the Astros. In Game 5, he had nine rebound, five on the offensive end, and a key block late in the game as the Warriors won to go up 3–2 in the series despite losing Kevin Durant to a right calf strain near the end of the third quarter. The "unsung hero tonight" was called by Kerr. Golden State advanced to the Western Conference Finals for the second year in a row. In the fourth game of the series, he had a career-high 14 rebound and 12 points. Kerr said he was a "foundational piece" of the franchise.In the second game of the Finals against the Raptors, he collided with Kawhi

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texts: Leonard and suffered a non-displaced first costal injury, near the collarbone, and was unavailable in the third game. He was playing 20.4 minutes per game and shooting 73 percent in the playoffs. He was an efficient 73 percent when tightly guarded, even though most of his shots were from short distance. In the rest of the series, the Warriors lost in six games. During the off-season, <mask> re-signed with the Warriors on a three-year deal worth $15 million. He had trouble with his hamstrings that summer. He missed the first two games of the season after being diagnosed with a nerve damage disorder called neuropathy, which is caused by nerve damage outside of the brain and spine.He had been playing through the condition since his second season in the NBA, often experiencing numbness in his hands, wrists, and feet. He was no longer able to deal with the situation. In 20 games, he averaged 3.4 points and 3.3 rebound per game. He had surgery to repair a core muscle injury in May of 2020 and was expected to be ready for the start of the next season. The backup center for the 2020–21 season was <mask>. The second overall draft pick. He became the Warriors' only true center after the rookies knee


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texts: injury.On April 19, 2021, he had a career-high 15 rebound in a win against the 76ers, and he held Embiid to 4-of-14 shooting when guarding him. On August 3, 2021, it was reported that he had exercised his player option and stayed with the Golden State Warriors. On November 10, 2021, <mask> had a career-high 17 rebound and 10 points against the Minnesota Timberwolves. On January 9, 2022, <mask> had a career-high of 18 rebound against Cleveland. The <mask> is best suited to play power forward. He is a capable small-ball center who is able to guard all five positions. He can switch assignments and defend guards.He is not easily lured by pump fakes. He can defend the rim. After his hip surgeries, <mask> had limited mobility. He worked on faking opponents and getting his defender off balance. He became more athletic and proficient at catching passes after he lost weight. He worked on finishing the lobs without having to land first. Nick Young was an NBA player.They were teammates on the Warriors. There are links to External links to UCLA Bruins bio 1996 births Living people African-American basketball players American men's basketball players Basketball players from Milwaukee Golden State Warriors


title: Lou Jacobs

texts: <mask> was a German-born American clown who performed for more than 60 years at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. In 1989 he was in the International Clown Hall of Fame. The clown car has been a staple of circus clown acts since he popularized it. The red rubber ball nose, which is used by many clowns today, was created by him. He was the first living person to have his portrait on a postage stamp. <mask> came to the U.S. on a steamship. Karl had already made it to the U.S. and was a contortionist.He saved money to pay for his brother's boat fare. <mask> couldn't speak English when he arrived in New York. He landed a part in a Belgian acrobatic act that paid $25.00 a week. After almost two years of performing in fairs, outdoor exhibits, and winter vaudeville, <mask> joined forces with Michael Morris, a British contortionist. Morris had a contract with the circus and did a comedy act that satirized the trapeze acts. He was brought into the circus by Morris for the 1925 campaign. <mask> spent more time with the clowns as the year went on.He worked in some of the production numbers as a costume and makeup artist. John Ringling gave him a full-time position as a clown in the 1926 campaign after he started out as a whiteface clown. <mask> created his costume quickly. There was a checkered pink and

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texts: lavender suit with baggy pants and a collar. He carried an umbrella with him and wore big shoes. The burning house gag, the clown wedding, and the Dempsey-Tunney prizefight were satires on some of <mask>'s early sketches. <mask> was best known for developing mechanical contraptions, even though he excelled in comedy sketches and satires.He made himself a one-man band by mounting a bass drum on his back with a pair of cymbals. <mask>'s right ankle was connected to a rope that activated the mallet. He wore a cap with bells on it. <mask> kept the bass drum, cymbals and bells going while playing the harmonica. The most notable mechanical device was the midget car. The act took four years to perfect. In 1944, the first prototypes were made.George Wallenda, the famed wire walker, told him to use a washing machine motor. He helped <mask> build several cardboard mock-ups by helping him tailor the small car to his contorted body. <mask> had a vision problem after he ran into a tree. The car made its debut in 1946, but was scrubbed from the program due to stalling problems. The 1947 campaign saw the return of the act. <mask> made himself a bigger pair of shoes to improve the contrast between his frame and car. His vision was impaired by the shoes.He ran into Jimmy. A stage in the center ring was damaged when a

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