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| ARTICLES RELATED TO blame | | | | | |  blame: Encyclopedia II - Art Modell - As Stadium landlordModell took control of Cleveland Municipal Stadium in 1973, which had been owned by the City of Cleveland but had become too expensive for the city to operate or maintain. He worked out a deal with the city whereby his newly formed entity, dubbed Stadium Corporation, would rent the stadium from the City for $1 per year, assume all operating and repair costs and would sublease the stadium to its two primary tenants, the Browns and the Indians.
In so doing, Modell effectively became the landlord of the Cleveland Indians. This was a good ...
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| | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Art Modell - Move to Baltimore When the Indians and the City of Cleveland declined to abandon the Gateway Project and improve Municipal Stadium as Modell asked, Modell broke off negotiations with the City and County and decided, in secret, to move the team to Baltimore for the 1996 season. He was assisted in the move by Alfred Lerner, who would go on to become the owner of the new Cleveland Browns franchise in 1998. Modell's move returned the NFL to Baltimore for the first time since the Colts left for Indianapolis after the 1983 season. The reaction in Cleveland was, not ...
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| | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Art Modell - Legacy Modell's record as a football operator is spotty. While the move to fire Brown remained controversial in Cleveland through Modell's tenure, it appeared to be the correct one given Collier's subsequent successes (ie the 1964 league title and NFL championship game appearances in 1965, 1968 and 1969).
Collier retired after the 1970 season due to health reasons, and thereafter the Browns, under Modell's stewardship, not only failed to win any championships, but also were one of only a handful of teams not to reach the Super Bowl. The latt ...
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| | | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Jewish views The Unification Church is accused of traditional Christian forms of theological anti-Semitism.
Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Blame for the crucifixion.
Many Jews feel that the church's views on Jewish responsibility for the crucifixion of Jesus are anti-Semitic. The head of the church, Sun Myung Moon, has called on Jews to repent for the crucifixion, though it has recently gone unnoticed by such anti-hate groups as the ADL.
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See also:Unification Church and anti-Semitism, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Unificationist views, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Jewish views, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Blame for the crucifixion, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Blame for the Holocaust, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - The Rudin report, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Passages in Rev. Moon's talks, Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Controversy Read more here: » Unification Church and anti-Semitism: Encyclopedia II - Unification Church and anti-Semitism - Jewish views |
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| | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Art Modell - As Browns owner During the 1940s and 1950s, he worked in advertising, public relations and television production in New York City. He purchased the Cleveland Browns in 1961 for $4 million, investing only $250,000 of his own money (he borrowed $2.7 million and found partners for the rest).
Unlike the Browns' previous owners, Modell immediately took an active role in the management of the team, and fired legendary coach Paul Brown on January 9, 1963. He did so partly because Brown mostly ignored him and partly because the Browns' players, especially star running back Jim Brown, no longer wanted to ...
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| | | | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Kobe Bryant - Early Life Bryant was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At the age of 6 he, his two sisters, and his parents moved to Italy, where his father began playing professional basketball. While living there, he gradually became accustomed to the lifestyle and subsequently learned to speak the Italian language fluently. In 1994, the Bryants moved back to the United States. After a spectacular high school career in the Philadelphia suburb of Lower Merion, at Lower Merion High School, Bryant achieved national recognition as a prodigal basketball tal ...
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| | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Kobe Bryant - NBA Career Bryant's career trajectory as an NBA player out of high school has been nothing short of exceptional. By the age of 24, Bryant had already won many individual accolades, from his annual inclusion in the All-NBA teams and a seven time selection into the NBA All-Star team. Bryant, along with former teammate Shaquille O'Neal, helped lead the Los Angeles Lakers as perennial championship contenders, resulting in three consecutive NBA championships in 2000, 2001, and 2002. The Lakers also ventured to the 2004 Finals against the Detroit Pistons, bu ...
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| | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Kobe Bryant - Controversy and trial Kobe Bryant is, however, open to a lot of criticism spawning from what critics consider a collection of personality flaws. Detractors have branded Bryant as a selfish, egotistic player who pads his own achievements at the expense of his team. These criticisms came under great discussion following sexual assault allegations stemming from his June 2003 encounter with 19-year old Katelyn Faber in a Vail, Colorado hotel room. Consequently, Bryan ...
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| | | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Litter - Election littering One type of litter specifically identified by governments in both hemispheres is called "Election Litter". In all cases it is defined as the erection of signs on public property and on private property without permission by political campaigns. In some countries, Election Litter is a form of direct propoganda wherin images of the current dictator are posted boldly on public buildings. In Western cultures, however, the littering is conducted by private persons who often operate at night so as not to get caught, as the penalties can be quite severe.
Electioneering Spells Litter in Baltimore Cra ...
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| | | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Ryder Cup - Founding of the Cup There is some debate over who suggested the idea for the Ryder Cup. James Harnett, a journalist with Golf Illustrated magazine appears to have proposed a similar idea to the USPGA on December 15, 1920 and, having failed to attract support, the idea was refloated by a Sylvanus Germain, president of a club in Toledo, the next year. This resulted in an unofficial match in 1921, won 9–3 by the British, and another in 1926, won 13½–1½ by Britain. A spectator at the second game, Samuel Ryder, saw the potential of the competition and persuade ...
See also:Ryder Cup, Ryder Cup - Format, Ryder Cup - Founding of the Cup, Ryder Cup - Controversial Ryder Cups, Ryder Cup - “You Can’t Blame The U.S. Team”, Ryder Cup - Results Read more here: » Ryder Cup: Encyclopedia II - Ryder Cup - Founding of the Cup |
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| | | | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Jean Kambanda - Criminal responsibility Kambanda was arrested in Nairobi on July 18, 1997, after a seven-week multinational stakeout and transferred to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. The court accused him of distributing small arms and ammunition in Butare and Gitarama with the knowledge that they would be used to massacre civilians. He was found guilty after acknowledging that he supported the calls for murder broadcast on Radio Rwanda, and that he distributed weapons to the militias. He confessed that the government organized the genocide in advance (officially, this was to ensure the safety of his wife and two children, alth ...
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| | | | | blame: Encyclopedia II - Hitler's political beliefs - Distrust of democracy Hitler blamed Germany's parliamentary government for many of the nation's ills and wrote that he would destroy that form of government. Many historians have asserted that Hitler's essential character can be discovered in Mein Kampf. In it, he categorized humans by their physical attributes, claiming German or Nordic "Aryans" were at the top of the hierarchy while assigning the bottom orders to Jews, Poles, Russians, Czechs and Roma (Gypsies). Hitler also claimed that dominated peoples benefit by learning from superior Aryans and said ...
See also:Hitler's political beliefs, Hitler's political beliefs - V-Mann for the army, Hitler's political beliefs - German Workers Party, Hitler's political beliefs - The Beer Hall Putsch, Hitler's political beliefs - Mein Kampf, Hitler's political beliefs - Distrust of democracy, Hitler's political beliefs - Laying blame on the November Criminals Read more here: » Hitler's political beliefs: Encyclopedia II - Hitler's political beliefs - Distrust of democracy |
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