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William Wrigley Jr.
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William Wrigley Jr. the largest shareholder and principal owner, and by 1921, Wrigley was majority owner. Wrigley Field, the Cubs' ballpark in Chicago, is named for him. The now-demolished former home of the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League, at that time the Cubs' top farm team, was also called Wrigley Fi...
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William Wrigley Jr.
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William Wrigley Jr. in his custom-designed sarcophagus located in the tower of the Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Gardens near his beloved home on California's Catalina Island. In 1947, Wrigley's remains were moved to allow the gardens to be made public. There is a rumor that the remains were moved during World War II du...
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William Wrigley Jr.
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William Wrigley Jr. in Glendale, California. He left his fortune to daughter Dorothy Wrigley Offield and son Philip K. Wrigley. The son continued to run the company until his death in 1977. His ashes were interred near his father, in the same Sanctuary of Gratitude alcove. His great-grandson, William Wrigley Jr. II, i...
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David Robinson (disambiguation)
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David Robinson (disambiguation) David Robinson (disambiguation) David Robinson (born 1965) is an American former basketball player who played for Navy and the San Antonio Spurs. David Robinson may also refer to: # Entertainment and media. - David G. Robinson (19th century), theatrical pioneer in Northern California...
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David Robinson (disambiguation)
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David Robinson (disambiguation) C. Robinson, American film producer - Dave Robinson, head of Stiff Records # Politics. - David I. Robinson (1844–1921), American politician in Massachusetts - David Robinson (Irish politician) (1882–1943), Irish Fianna Fáil politician and revolutionary - David Robinson (New Zealand ...
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David Robinson (disambiguation)
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David Robinson (disambiguation) (baseball) (born 1946), American baseball player - Dave Robinson (footballer, born 1948) (1948–2016), English footballer - David Robinson (Australian cricketer) (born 1958), Australian cricketer - David Robinson (footballer, born 1965), English footballer - David Robinson (footballer...
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David Robinson (disambiguation)
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David Robinson (disambiguation) - David Robinson (philanthropist) (1904–1987), British entrepreneur and philanthropist - David Robinson (horticulturist) (1928–2004), Irish horticultural scientist - David Robinson (priest) (1931–2003), Archdeacon of Blackburn - David Robinson (community worker) (fl. 1970s–2010s), Bri...
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Henry Cecil Kennedy Wyld
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Henry Cecil Kennedy Wyld Henry Cecil Kennedy Wyld Henry Cecil Kennedy Wyld (1870–1945) was a notable English lexicographer and philologist. # Early life. Wyld was born in 1870 and attended Charterhouse School from 1883 to 1885; he was then privately educated in Lausanne from 1885 to 1888. He studied at the Universit...
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Henry Cecil Kennedy Wyld
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Henry Cecil Kennedy Wyld r of English Language and Philology, University of Liverpool. He was Merton Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Merton College, Oxford from 1920 until his death in 1945. # Publications. Wyld was the author of many papers and books during hi...
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Arizona State Route 80
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Arizona State Route 80 Arizona State Route 80 State Route 80 (SR 80) is a roughly arc-shaped highway lying in southeastern Arizona that, with New Mexico's State Road 80, is a relic of the old U.S. Route 80, now truncated from San Diego to Dallas. This segment of old US 80 was not closely paralleled by Interstate 10, w...
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Arizona State Route 80
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Arizona State Route 80 south as Lee Street. SR 80 steers southeast into desert terrain, (south section San Pedro Valley), intersecting SR 82 just north of Tombstone, where SR 80 becomes Fremont Street. The road intersects SR 90 heading south. In Bisbee, (southern Mule Mountains), the road meets SR 92 at a traffic circl...
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Arizona State Route 80
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Arizona State Route 80 Mexico State Road 80 at the New Mexico state line. All of it is surface road, and it is the route of the Butterfield Stage Coach of the nineteenth century, and the Old Spanish Trail. It is not a very direct route; west of Douglas it is almost as much a north–south route as an east–west route, an...
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Arizona State Route 80
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Arizona State Route 80 to the New Mexico state line as well as a portion south of Benson and another portion south of Tombstone. By 1934, the only portion of the highway yet to be paved was a section between Tombstone and Bisbee. The entire route had been paved by 1935. The highway would continue to serve as a portion ...
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Arizona State Route 80
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Arizona State Route 80 way was redesignated as SR 80 at this time. On September 21, 2018, most of SR 80 was designated as the Benson to New Mexico segment of Historic U.S. Route 80. The designation was further applied to parts of Allen Street and 6th Street in Tombstone along with Old Divide Road/Tombstone Canyon Road ...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf Jerry Wurf Jerome "Jerry" Wurf (May 18, 1919 – December 10, 1981) was a U.S. labor leader and president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) from 1964 to 1981. Wurf was a friend of Martin Luther King Jr., and was arrested multiple times for his activism, notably durin...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf As a young man growing up in Brighton Beach, he was inclined towards radicalism by his family's poverty and by communists he met. For some time he joined the Young Communist League; he subsequently left it for the Young People's Socialist League. He was a critical of both groups, but preferred the YPSL due t...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf it into Local 325 (Cooks, Countermen, Subdispensers, Cashiers and Assistants), then fired Wurf. Wurf believes that hostile union leaders caused him to be systematically denied work in the following years. # AFSCME District Council 37. AFSCME president Arnold Zander hired Wurf to the union in 1947, after it...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf to the presidency of New York's District Council 37. This upset various established local union leaders, who in many cases tried to leave AFSCME for other unions. Nevertheless, District Council 37 achieved some concrete victories for workers under Wurf's leadership. In 1958, Wurf wrung from mayor Robert F. ...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf of the ensuing elections, making it into one of the large public employee local unions in the world. Wurf broke with Zander over his allegiances to the AFL–CIO and to the Mafia. He also questioned Zander's growing authority over individual Locals through trusteeships. After the union's 1958 convention, he d...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf representation to 5 delegates (with one delegate per hundred members), rules which substantially decreased the power of larger urban Locals. Wurf himself did not campaign actively in 1962, although he did receive a nomination for president. Even so, the final vote was close (1490 to 1085). Zander, surprised ...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf mailing list for its distribution. In 1964, Wurf unseated Zander by just 21 votes, despite Zander's active use of his incumbent position to control the election procedurally. According to the "Milwaukee Sentinel": "Zander's supporters attempted to prevent Wurf's backers from reading results of the election ...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf 'president emeritus' and provide him with a full salary and expenses until retirement age. Wurf became the first challenger to defeat a president of a major AFL-CIO international union since Walter Reuther had done so in 1946. ## Arrival in Washington. When Wurf arrived at AFSCME offices at 815 Mount Vern...
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Jerry Wurf program funneled around a million dollars to British Guiana between 1957 and 1964 for the purpose of supporting Forbes Burnham over Cheddi Jagan. ## Constitutional convention. In 1965, Wurf called a constitutional convention for AFSCME in Washington. The convention passed amendments that increased represen...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf "employ, terminate, fix the compensation and expenses, and direct the activities of such office staff, administrative assistants, technical and professional assistants, field staff, organizers, and representatives as are required to carry out effectively the functions of his office." # Presidency. Wurf's e...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf the AFL-CIO and its president George Meany. # Civil rights movement. Wurf was extremely active in the civil rights movement. He helped establish the first New York State chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in the late 1940s. He was a close associate of Martin Luther King, Jr., who was attendi...
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Jerry Wurf
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Jerry Wurf of a heart attack at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C. on December 10, 1981. Gerald McEntee succeeded him as president of AFSCME. Wurf's legacy as AFSCME President is documented in the AFSCME Archives at the Walter P. Reuther Library in Detroit as the AFSCME Office of the President: ...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright Bob Wright Robert Charles Wright (born April 23, 1943) is an American lawyer, businessman, and author. He is a former NBC executive, having served as president and CEO from 1986 to 2001, and chairman and CEO from 2001 until he retired in 2007. He has been credited with overseeing the broadcast network's exp...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright to establish HARPA, a Health Advanced Research Projects Agency. HARPA is a proposal developed by the Suzanne Wright Foundation, which Bob Wright established after his wife, Suzanne, died from pancreatic cancer in July 2016. HARPA would exist within HHS and leverage federal research assets and private sector ...
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Bob Wright the gold-standard for innovation, accountability and results. In 2005, Wright and his late wife, Suzanne Wright, founded Autism Speaks. His book, "The Wright Stuff: from NBC to Autism Speaks" (), written with Diane Mermigas, was published March 29, 2016. # Early life and education. Wright was born on Apri...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright of Arts degree in 1965. Wright earned an LL.B from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1968. # Career. ## Early career. Wright began his career with General Electric as a staff lawyer in 1969. The following year, he left GE to take a judicial clerkship for a federal judge in New Jersey. Wright joi...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright with Cox Cable as president until 1983. Under Wright's leadership, Cox Cable launched franchises across the U.S., including franchises in Omaha, Nebraska, Tucson, Arizona, New Orleans, Louisiana, Vancouver, Washington, suburbs near Chicago, Illinois, and Providence, Rhode Island, and a portion of Long Island...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright Services from 1984 to 1986. ## NBC and NBC Universal. GE named Wright the president and CEO of NBC Broadcasting when the company acquired the broadcast network in 1986. He succeeded Grant Tinker in the role. He became chairman and CEO of NBC in 2001. He was named chairman and CEO of NBC Universal in 2004. ...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright delivery of local business and financial news in Europe and Asia; and MSNBC was a venture with Microsoft that launched a new 24-hour news network and accompanying news website to combine the two mediums. Wright is credited with leading NBC during a time when the company became a powerful media leader, drivi...
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Bob Wright obtaining certain financial interests and syndication. General Electric named Wright as vice chairman of NBC's then-parent company in 2000. Under Wright, NBC completed its acquisition of Vivendi Universal Entertainment in 2004. Led by Wright, the newly formed NBCUniversal controlled seven cable networks, i...
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Bob Wright pushing for lawmakers and businesses to curb rising intellectual property theft in the digital age, and delivered a speech titled "Technology and the Rule of Law in the Digital Age" at the Media Institute in 2004. He also penned an op-ed in "The Wall Street Journal" titled "Stop IP theft". Wright's speech at...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright $3.1 billion in profit on $15.4 billion in revenue. He remained vice chairman of GE until his retirement from that role in 2008. ## Autism Speaks. One of Wright's grandchildren, Christian, was diagnosed with autism, prompting him and his wife, Suzanne, to found an advocacy group. The couple launched Autism...
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Bob Wright autism research; as of 2014, Congress had dedicated more than $3 billion for autism research and monitoring. During Wright's tenure, the organization teamed up with Google in 2014 on the MSSNG project to sequence a database of autism genomes. Wright resigned as chairman of Autism Speaks in May 2015; as of Fe...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright campaign to fight pancreatic cancer. Pancreatic cancer has the highest mortality rate of all major cancers. With no screening tools, the mortality rate is 92% and has seen virtually no improvement in more than 40 years. Through advocacy and awareness, the foundation's goal is to accelerate discovery of detec...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright benefited from the current system. HARPA is modeled after the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the gold-standard for innovation and accountability. DARPA, an agency within the Department of Defense, developed The Internet, Voice Recognition Technology, GPS navigation, Night vision, Robotic ...
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Bob Wright and healthcare companies; venture capital and philanthropy; academic institutions; and other government and regulatory agencies. On May 22, 2018, The Suzanne Wright Foundation premiered their film The Patients Are Waiting: How HARPA Will Change Lives, in New York City. The film screening was followed by a p...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright Reeves, President & CMO, AZTherapies. ## Lee Equity Partners. Lee Equity Partners, a private equity firm run by financier Thomas H. Lee, announced in January 2008 that Wright would join the company as a senior advisor. Due to Wright's background with GE Financial Services and NBC, Wright was brought on to ...
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Bob Wright
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Bob Wright Jews. He is chairman and CEO of Palm Beach Civic Association. He is a life trustee of the New York-Presbyterian Hospital. # Honors and awards. Wright has accepted various awards and honors during his career in media. He was inducted into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame in 1996, the Cable Center's Cab...
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Bob Wright "Freedom of Speech Award", "Humanitarian Award" from the Simon Wiesenthal Center in 2005, "Distinguished Leadership in Business Award" from Columbia Business School in 2005, and the "Visionary Award" from the Museum of Television & Radio in 2006. He also was awarded the Minorities in Broadcasting Training Pr...
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Bob Wright d "Humanitarian Award". They received the "Dean's Medal" from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, the "President's Medal for Excellence" at Boston College's Wall Street Council Tribute Dinner and the "Visionary Award" at the 20th Annual Nantucket Film Festival. The Wrights were named among "...
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Konkokyo
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Konkokyo Konkokyo , or just Konkō, is a religion of Japanese origin. Originating in Shinbutsu-shūgō beliefs, it is now both an independent religion as well as Sect Shintō, it is now a member of the "Kyoha Shintō Rengokai" (Association of Sectarian Shinto). It is henotheistic and worships the spirit and energy that flo...
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Konkokyo
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Konkokyo "Parent Kami," "Kami-Sama," or "Kami." many other sects of Shinto believe this energy to be "divine nature", existing on its own. Konkokyo is sometimes called pantheistic, due to the belief that Kami is omnipresent and is the spirit and energy of the universe. This is also the reason the universe is referred ...
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Konkokyo
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Konkokyo Kami is neither male or female. # Founder. is recognized as the founder of Konkō-kyō way and teachings, beginning in 1859. He was born on September 29, 1814, in the village of Urami in Bitchū Province (in present-day Asakuchi, Okayama Prefecture) to a farming family. Urami was a small quiet village located a...
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Konkokyo
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Konkokyo and thus not expected to take over the family lineage or farm, he was arranged to be adopted in the fall of 1825. At age twelve, Genshichi was adopted into the Kawate household by Kawate Kumejiro (Father) and Kawate Iwa (Mother), and he was renamed Kawate Bunjiro, or Bunji. He worked assiduously for the prospe...
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Konkokyo to speak or move. He could not receive help from doctors, so he turned to ancient Shinto ritual with the help of his brother in law, Furukawa Jiro, to find the reason of his illness. The deity of Ishizuchi revealed through an oracle that Bunjirō was supposed to die from his illness for offending the deity Konj...
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Konkokyo occurred, and his faith grew in the Kami and Bodhisattvas. In particular, he prayed most often to Konjin due to the spiritual experience during his yakudoshi year and apologizing for his irreverence to this deity. Over time, his faith led him to pray to multiple kami at once as a composite deity. He understood...
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Konkokyo
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Konkokyo be Tenchi Kane no Kami. Thus, Bunjirō practiced his faith in this deity, Tenchi Kane no Kami, who revealed to him many teachings through spiritual experiences. On November 15, 1859 (The date understood as the founding date of the Konkokyo way) Tenchi Kane no Kami asked Bunjirō to give up his farming career, a...
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Konkokyo
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Konkokyo depends on people, and at the same time, people depend on this deity, in mutual fulfillment." Before long, the number of visitors seeking advice and spiritual guidance grew, and as well a group of disciples called the "deyashiro" was formed to help Bunjirō spread the teachings of this deity. After the Meiji ...
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Konkokyo Daijin Oboegaki," written by Bunjirō documenting his spiritual experiences and daily living with his faith in Tenchi Kane no Kami. In his later years, he compiled the "Oshirase-goto oboechō" (Record of Revelations) which documented the spiritual experiences clearly. On October 10, 1883, Bunjirō passed away at ...
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Konkokyo the teachings of Tenchi Kane no Kami - since Bunjirō's passing. The present successor and spiritual leader of Konkokyo is the 5th generation son, Heiki Konko. # Beliefs. In Konkokyo, everything is seen as being in profound interrelation with each other. Kami is not seen as distant or residing in heaven, but...
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Konkokyo living upright, and providing mutual help, and prayer for others. By embodying these virtues, it is taught anyone can become an "ikigami", or living kami - one whom helps others unconditionally and has inner peace. An ikigami is not an exalted being or someone with mysterious, spiritual powers. It is the ideal...
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Konkokyo the Kami out of a sincere mind" (known in Japanese as the phrase "Jitsui Teinei Shinjin"). Konkokyo believes there is a mutually dependent relationship between Tenchi Kane No Kami and people. People cannot exist without Tenchi Kane No Kami, and Tenchi Kane No Kami cannot exist without people. With air, water,...
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Konkokyo relationship, both Tenchi Kane No Kami and people can continue to exist and work together to make the world a more peaceful place. An aspect that separates Konkokyo as a unique way is ""Toritsugi"" which means mediation. In Konkokyo, Toritsugi (Mediation) is a spiritual practice for people to establish a comm...
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Konkokyo relays the visitor's words to the spirit of Ikigami Konko Daijin (the spiritual formal name of Bunjirō, who was first taught "Toritsugi" by Tenchi Kane no Kami) in prayer. Ikigami Konko Daijin then helps the minister to further relay the words to Tenchi Kane No Kami. Tenchi Kane no Kami then replies their mes...
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Konkokyo No Kami asks people to understand their teachings, thus to make people become aware of their relationship with the Universe and the ways of the Universe. By working within the framework of the laws of the Universe instead of going against it, people can avoid troubles which lead to suffering. While "Toritsugi"...
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Konkokyo where people can go to worship and pray. Though Konkokyo believes that Tenchi Kane No Kami is everywhere, and followers of the way can talk to the deity anytime and anywhere, the church is a place to receive assistance and guidance through "Toritsugi," and for people to focus their prayers, to appreciate bless...
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Konkokyo occupation, work together to resolve the problems of the world. The faith also respects and accepts all ethnic groups and religions. All people are regarded as equal regardless of race, religion, gender, occupation, social status, and wealth. Women in Konkokyo are also held in high esteem with many women serv...
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Konkokyo following information is current as of December 1, 2012 (Kondō, 2013, p. 39) - Churches (教会) 1,550 - Missions (布教所) 10 - Ministers (教師) 3,909 - Ministerʻs assistants/Deacons (補教) 1,855 There are about 450,000 adherents. Konkōkyō churches and missions are found in the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Germany, Paragu...
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Konkokyo Yatsunami Foundation, Shinkō-kai Medical Foundation, Konkō Academy, Wakaba Orphanage, and Katsuragi Memorial Park (cemetery) (Takahashi, 1994). # Relationship to Shintō. Because of Japanese society being deeply intertwined with Shinbutsu Shugo at the time of Bunjirō, the founder, Konkokyo began deeply rooted...
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Konkokyo to do so at the end of World War II, alongside the abolition of State Shinto and organization turning into Jinja Shinto. As of January 2018, Konkokyo maintains membership in the Kyoha Shintō Rengokai (Association of Sectarian Shinto). The philosophy, practices, and beliefs of Konkōkyō are aligned very simila...
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Konkokyo to Shinto practices. Since Jinja Shinto is the more common organization of Shinto way in Japan, it is thought Konkokyo is different than Shinto. But it is more accurate to say it only differs from Jinja Shinto, but it is still Shinto roots. The only few main differences between Jinja Shinto and Konkokyo are: ...
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Konkokyo In addition, if one has the financial ability and wishes to receive the items, it is taught that it is good to support the other kamis and Buddha's shrines or temples instead. This is also why Konkokyo does not have set ritual fees, nor requires donations from visitors or parishioners. - Konkōkyō has also cen...
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Konkokyo Amaterasu Omikami, who is the required most revered deity in Jinja Shinto teachings, Konkokyo places a focus on Tenchi Kane no Kami, and to have an equal respect for all deities, not placing importance on one kami or the other; since they are all part of the universe and should all be equally respected. - The...
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Konkokyo as all is within the universe/nature which is seen as sacred in itself. - It should also be noted that some churches, especially overseas, have been making modern changes to worship style that are different than traditional Shintō style to be more welcoming to those unfamiliar with Japanese culture. - New Ko...
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Konkokyo See also. - Kagamitarō Konkō - Yoshiaki Fukuda - Konjin - Shinbutsu shūgō - Shinto sects and schools - Shinto # References. - Arai, K., Kawabata, Y., Matsumoto, S., Matsuno, J., Miyake, H., Suzuki, H., Tamaru, N., Tomikura, M., & Ueda, K. (1972). In I. Hori, F. Ikado, T. Wakimoto, & K. Yanagawa (Eds.),...
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Konkokyo Inoue, Nobutaka. (2006). "Shūkyō." [Religion] (19th ed.). Tōkyō, Japan: Natsume-sha. - Inoue, Nobutaka. (2006, Dec. 16). Encyclopedia of Shintō-home: Modern sectarian groups: §Shintō-derived religions. "Kokugakuin University." Retrieved from https://eos.kokugakuin.ac.jp/modules/xwords/entry.phoID=354 - J.M. ...
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Konkokyo "Konkōkyō Kyōten" [Teachings of Konkōkyō]. (pp. 890–917). Konkō-cho, Japan: Konkōkyō Honbu Kyōcho. - Satō, Norio. (1993). Special stories: Naiden. "Kyōten: Gorikai III" [Teachings of Konkō Daijin Volume III]. Konkō-cho, Japan: Konkōkyō Headquarters. - Takahashi, T. (1994, July 1). "Konkōkyō facts." Handout o...
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Konkokyo s: Naiden. "Kyōten: Gorikai III" [Teachings of Konkō Daijin Volume III]. Konkō-cho, Japan: Konkōkyō Headquarters. - Takahashi, T. (1994, July 1). "Konkōkyō facts." Handout of facts on Konkōkyō as of June, 1994, given to American exchange students from Kwansei University taking a course on Japanese religions, ...
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Compact group Compact group In mathematics, a compact (topological) group is a topological group whose topology is compact. Compact groups are a natural generalization of finite groups with the discrete topology and have properties that carry over in significant fashion. Compact groups have a well-understood theory, i...
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Compact group the special orthogonal group SO("n") and its covering spin group Spin("n"), - the unitary group U("n") and the special unitary group SU("n"), - the symplectic group Sp("n"), - the compact forms of the exceptional Lie groups: G, F, E, E, and E, The classification theorem of compact Lie groups states th...
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Compact group "G" is compact. We therefore have a finite extension Meanwhile, for connected compact Lie groups, we have the following result: Thus, the classification of connected compact Lie groups can in principle be reduced to knowledge of the simply connected compact Lie groups together with information about the...
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Compact group spin group formula_4 or one of the five exceptional groups G, F, E, E, and E. The restrictions on "n" are to avoid special isomorphisms among the various families for small values of "n". For each of these groups, the center is known explicitly. The classification is through the associated root system (f...
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Compact group real form isomorphic to the Lie algebra of a compact, simply connected Lie group. ## Maximal tori and root systems. A key idea in the study of a connected compact Lie group "K" is the concept of a "maximal torus", that is a subgroup "T" of "K" that is isomorphic to several copies of formula_5 and that i...
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Compact group that of the Cartan subalgebra in a complex semisimple Lie algebra. In particular, once a maximal torus formula_10 has been chosen, one can define a root system and a Weyl group similar to what one has for semisimple Lie algebras. These structures then play an essential role both in the classification of c...
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Compact group system formula_14 - The compact symplectic groups formula_15 correspond to the root system formula_16 - The even spin groups formula_17 correspond to the root system formula_18 - The exceptional compact Lie groups correspond to the five exceptional root systems G, F, E, E, or E ## Fundamental group an...
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Compact group approach uses the root system and applies to all connected compact Lie groups. It is also important to know the center of a connected compact Lie group. The center of a classical group formula_24 can easily be computed "by hand," and in most cases consists simply of whatever multiples of the identity are...
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Compact group torus. The general method shows, for example, that the simply connected compact group corresponding to the exceptional root system formula_28 has trivial center. Thus, the compact formula_28 group is one of very few simple compact groups that are simultaneously simply connected and center free. (The other...
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Compact group degree. Pontryagin duality provides a large supply of examples of compact commutative groups. These are in duality with abelian discrete groups. # Haar measure. Compact groups all carry a Haar measure, which will be invariant by both left and right translation (the modulus function must be a continuous...
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Compact group In the profinite case there are many subgroups of finite index, and Haar measure of a coset will be the reciprocal of the index. Therefore, integrals are often computable quite directly, a fact applied constantly in number theory. If formula_8 is a compact group and formula_33 is the associated Haar meas...
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Compact group detailed character theory of the compact connected Lie groups, based on maximal torus theory. The resulting Weyl character formula was one of the influential results of twentieth century mathematics. The combination of the Peter–Weyl theorem and the Weyl character formula led Weyl to a complete classifica...
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Compact group subgroup of the unitary group by compactness. Cartan's theorem states that Im(ρ) must itself be a Lie subgroup in the unitary group. If "G" is not itself a Lie group, there must be a kernel to ρ. Further one can form an inverse system, for the kernel of ρ smaller and smaller, of finite-dimensional unitary...
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Compact group detail, but is qualitatively well understood. # Representation theory of a connected compact Lie group. Certain simple examples of the representation theory of compact Lie groups can be worked out by hand, such as the representations of the , the special unitary group SU(2), and the special unitary grou...
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Compact group "T" is compact, formula_36 must actually map into formula_39. To describe these representations concretely, we let formula_40 be the Lie algebra of "T" and we write points formula_41 as In such coordinates, formula_36 will have the form for some linear functional formula_45 on formula_40. Now, since t...
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Compact group a well-defined map formula_36, formula_45 must satisfy where formula_58 is the set of integers. A linear functional formula_45 satisfying this condition is called an analytically integral element. This integrality condition is related to, but not identical to, the notion of integral element in the settin...
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Compact group if and only if it is of the form formula_66 for some integer formula_67. The irreducible representations of "T" in this case are one-dimensional and of the form ## Representation theory of "K". We now let formula_69 denote a finite-dimensional irreducible representation of "K" (over formula_70). We then...
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Compact group preceding subsection. If a given formula_45 occurs at least once in the decomposition of the restriction of formula_69 to "T", we call formula_45 a weight of formula_69. The strategy of the representation theory of "K" is to classify the irreducible representations in terms of their weights. We now brief...
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Compact group for the adjoint action of "T" on the complexified Lie algebra of "K". The root system "R" has all the usual properties of a root system, except that the elements of "R" may not span formula_40. We then choose a base formula_80 for "R" and we say that an integral element formula_45 is dominant if formula_8...
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Compact group semisimple Lie algebra. The result says that: The theorem of the highest weight for representations of "K" is then almost the same as for semisimple Lie algebras, with one notable exception: The concept of an integral element is different. The weights formula_45 of a representation formula_69 are analyti...
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Compact group in the group sense is the same as the set of possible highest weights in the Lie algebra sense. ## The Weyl character formula. If formula_88 is representation of "K", we define the character of formula_89 to be the function formula_90 given by This function is easily seen to be a class function, i.e., ...
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Compact group is the Weyl character formula, which gives an explicit formula for the character—or, rather, the restriction of the character to "T"—in terms of the highest weight of the representation. In the closely related representation theory of semisimple Lie algebras, the Weyl character formula is an additional r...
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Compact group some representation—is proved in totally different way from the usual Lie algebra construction using Verma modules. In Weyl's approach, the construction is based on the Peter–Weyl theorem and an analytic proof of the Weyl character formula. Ultimately, the irreducible representations of "K" are realized i...
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Compact group of "T", the analytically integral elements are labeled by integers, so that the dominant, analytically integral elements are non-negative integers formula_33. The general theory then tells us that for each formula_33, there is a unique irreducible representation of SU(2) with highest weight formula_33. M...
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Compact group the weights of the representation are each with multiplicity one. (The weights are the integers appearing in the exponents of the exponentials and the multiplicities are the coefficients of the exponentials.) Since there are formula_104 weights, each with multiplicity 1, the dimension of the representati...
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Compact group We focus on the most difficult part of the theorem, showing that every dominant, analytically integral element is the highest weight of some (finite-dimensional) irreducible representation. The tools for the proof are the following: - The torus theorem. - The Weyl integral formula. - The Peter–Weyl th...
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Compact group weight formula_45, then the character formula_95 of formula_89 satisfies: for all formula_115 in the Lie algebra of formula_7. Here formula_36 is half the sum of the positive roots. (The notation uses the convention of "real weights"; this convention requires an explicit factor of formula_118 in the expo...
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Compact group that "even if formula_45 is not known to be the highest weight of a representation", formula_120 is a well-defined, Weyl-invariant function on formula_7, which therefore extends to a class function on formula_8. Then using the Weyl integral formula, one can show that as formula_45 ranges over the set of d...
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