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Jefferson Simon

Mayor of Mathieuville since 2023 (born 1996)

**Jefferon Simon** (born August 20, 1996) is a Haitian Afro-Creole politician serving as the Mayor of Mathieuville since 2023. An independent politician, his tenure as Mayor is his first publicly held office. He is the first independent to hold the office of Mayor and the first elected independent politician in the history of Mathieuville, and in the country at-large. He is also the first Gen-Z elected official in Haiti. He is the son of Executive of Mathieuville Antoine Simon and the brother of professional American football defensive end Alfred Simon. His father Antoine also served as Mayor of Mathieuville from 2011 to 2015.

## Personal life

Simon is married to Magarette Mathieu, the granddaughter of Louis Mathieu and son of François Mathieu, who is the brother of Toussaint I. The two met at the Naval Academy, and were married in 2020. They have one son, who was born in 2021 and a daughter born in 2023.
History of the Milwaukee Brewers

The **Milwaukee Brewers** are a Major League Baseball based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They were established in 1896 as the Minnesota Centennials, then were named the Minnesota Norsemen from 1899 to 1907. In 1908, the franchise relocated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the franchise was known as the Brew Crew from 1908 to 1915 when the right to the Brewers named were finally given to the franchise and the team could officially adopt the name Brewers.

## Move to Milwaukee

### Dispute over the Milwaukee Brewers name

When the Minnesota Norsemen relocated to Milwaukee, the team initially approached the Kansas City Indians to try to purchase the naming rights to the Brewers name. This proposal was soundly rejected by Indians owner Chris Froula, and thus the team was forced to use another name. The team eventually chose the name "Brew Crew," one of the former nicknames of the Brewers. This name was chosen in order to show that the franchise was a continuation of the former Brewers. However, this was immediately an issue for the franchise as Froula sued the new team on the grounds of copyright infringement. The subsequent legal fight between the two teams would last for years and create an even more bitter rivalry between the two franchise shared a conference. During the legal battle both sides tried to sway public opinion. The Indians tried to pain the Brewers as thieves trying to steal the name and history of the team from the Indians. On the other side, the Brewers tried to paint the ownership of the Indians as dishonest people who broke their promise to renounce the rights to the Brewers when the team got an expansion franchise in return for Froula being allowed to relocate the franchise to Kansas City.

Finally in 1915, the Indians franchise finally sold the rights of the Brewers name to the franchise for $13 million. This was with the stipulation that the franchise records and history were kept by the Kansas City Indians. The deal was finalized and the franchise would announce the name change to the Milwaukee Brewers in 1915. This created the Brewers–Indians rivalry, which is one of the most bitter rivalries in Major League Baseball, despite being a rather young rivalry.
Cabinet of the Park Jin-young

See also: Government of the State of Taaugug

 Opposition parties | * Democratic Party
* Federalist Party
* Labour Party
* 1933 general election
* 1929 general election
* 1941 general election
* 1945 general election
* 1949 general election

Park Jin-young became the Supreme Leader of Taaugug on March 11, 1929. His government led Taaugug from March 11, 1929 to March 23, 1952 (22 years, 11 months and 21 days) which is the longest serving government in Taaugugian history. Park's cabinet consisted of fifteen ministers along with numerous department secretaries and other non-ministerial government officials.

Park was officially elected to the position of Prime Minister of Taaugug on November 9, 1928 and was granted royal ascent on November 10, 1928. Park declared the creation of the State of Taaugug with himself as the Supreme Leader on March 11, 1929. Park appointed members of the All-Taaugug National Party and the National Fascist Council to ministerial positions. After the June Declaration all opposition parties were heavily restricted from being able to run campaigns thus making Taaugug essentially a one-party state.

## National Fascist Council

Main article: National Fascist Council
The National Fascist Council was a body responsible for determining the policies of the All-Taaugug National Party and the operations of the executive ministries, thus leading some to believe that the council was more important than the Parliament of the State of Taaugug.
Choi Hyo-jin (baseball player)/manager

Korean-born former baseball player and current Baltimore Bullets manager (born 2000)

**Choi Hyo-jin** (Hangul: 최효진, Hanja:, Korean pronunciation: [tʃʰøhjotʃin], born: December 20, 2000) is a Korean professional baseball player for the Baltimore Orioles of Major League Baseball (MLB). Choi has played as a designated hitter and a shortstop. He was drafted with the 15th overall pick by the Orioles in 2022. He played for the Bowie Baysox.

## Records

### MLB records

* 2x League leader in batting average – 2022 (.644), 2023 (.559)
Grand Hispaniola Unification Party

Defunct minor Dominican political party

The **Grand Hispaniola Unification Party** (Spanish: *Gran Partido de Unificación Hispaniola*; Haitian Creole: *Gran Pati Inifikasyon Ispanyola*) was a minor Dominican political party that advocated for the unificiation of the island of Hispaniola under the Government of Haiti. The party was founded and led by former President Juan Castillo.
List of songs recorded by Woojin & Jiyoung

Korean pop duo Woojin & Jiyoung have released a total of

## Group released songs

 #

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 BIGBANG, Vol. 1 - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Stand Up - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 BIGBANG TITLE SONGS. YG Entertainment (2012-02-17).
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Always - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 BIGBANG - MADE SERIES [M D-DAY]. YG Entertainment (2015-04-30).
6. ↑ BIGBANG - MADE SERIES [A 'BANG BANG BANG' # 2]. YG Entertainment (2015-05-28).
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Third Single Album - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 Special Edition Still Alive - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 BIGBANG 4TH MINI ALBUM TRACK LIST. YG Entertainment (2011-02-17).
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Hot Issue - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
11. ↑ BIGBANG - 'FLOWER ROAD'. *YG Life* (March 10, 2018). Retrieved on March 21, 2018.
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 Remember - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 BIGBANG – MADE THE FULL ALBUM TRACKLIST. YG Entertainment (2016-12-08).
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 BIGBANG - MADE SERIES [D TRACK LIST]. YG Entertainment (2015-06-29).
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 First Single Album - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
16. ↑ BIGBANG – MADE SERIES [E '우리 사랑하지 말아요(LET'S NOT FALL IN LOVE)' COUNTER]. YG Entertainment (2015-08-04).
17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Bigbang Special Edition - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
18. ↑ BIGBANG Is V.I.P. Second Single Album - BIGBANG (fr). *Qobuz*.
19. ↑ BIGBANG - MADE SERIES [A 'WE LIKE 2 PARTY' # 2]. YG Entertainment (2015-05-29).

## See Also

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Free Haiti Now

Defunct Haitian far-left militia

**Free Haiti Now** was a Haitian terrorist and crime syndicate that was active from 1993 to 2023. The group was formed by anti-government rebels and activists against the right-wing government of Haiti. They were a participant in the merger of anti-government resistance organizations into Hope and Change following a ceasefire in January of 2023.
Derrick Solomon

* Union City Red Devils (2003–2007)Assistant Quarterbacks Coach
* Union City Red Devils (2007–2009)Quarterbacks Coach
* Union City Red Devils (2010–2015)Offensive Coordinator

**Derrick Solomon** is an American football coach for the Union City Red Devils of the United American Football League (UAFL) since 2016. He succeeded Edgar Flores as the fifth head coach for the Red Devils. Solomon served in multiple coaching roles for the Red Devils before being promoted to the head coaching position. He coached the Red Devils to their third UAFL Championship in 2019, where they defeated the Mexico City Vipers.
Divine Feminine

The **Divine Feminine** is one of the highest spiritual beings according to the Sunlight Shiners Club. The Divine Feminine is the penultimate feminine energy, and is the counterbalance to the Divine Masculine.

The Divine Feminine is the guide to the proper orthodox behaviors for a woman according to the doctrine of the Sunlight Shiners Club. The Divine Feminine is the wife of the Divine Masculine. She is considered a Divine being, inspired by the word of God. She is considered to be the daughter of Eve and a member of the Christ Consciousness. The Divine Feminine is different from that of the person who embodies her.

The Divine Feminine is currently embodied by Nayeli Amaya.
Dominion Group

* Ota Yukio

The **Dominion Group** is a not-for-profit corporation headquartered in Brindleton Bay, Velaria. It is the main legal entity used by the Sunlight Shiners Club, and is often referred to as just the Dominion Group as the DG. The organization was established on April 10, 2013 by Kris Wu, the leader of the Sunlight Shiners Club. It is headed by Kris Wu and his wife Nayeli Amaya. The organization is responsible for the administration of the Sunlight Shiners Club, setting the official policies of the church through memoranda and for the publication of media related to church doctrine.

The Dominion Group currently consists of thirteen members, not including leaders Kris Wu and Nayeli Amaya. The members of the Dominion Group are elected by a governing body of all of the church's members worldwide. Members of the Dominion Group serve four year terms, without term limits. The group was originally formed as a five member council, which expanded to thirteen in April of 2023.
David Alexander

American professional baseball pitcher

**David Alexander** (born: June 22, 1999) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Annapolis Sailors of the Chesapeake League (CL).

## Professional career

### Annapolis Sailors

Wilson was signed to the Annapolis Sailors as an undrafted free agent in the 2023 preseason. He started in 5 games and had a 4–1 record. He was demoted to the team's triple-A affiliate, Montreal Expos in the 2023 offseason.
List of heads of state of Haiti

This article lists the **heads of state of Haiti** since the beginning of the Haitian Revolution in 1791. Full independence of Haiti was declared in 1804.

Between 1806 and 1820 Haiti was divided between the northern *State*, renamed *Kingdom* in 1811, and the southern *Republic*. Between 1822 and 1844 the reunified *Republic of Haiti* ruled over the entire island of Hispaniola, during the Haitian occupation of Santo Domingo.

## Republic of Haiti (1859–1957)

*Status*
* Acting President

## Haitian Republic (1971–2023)

1973

1978

1983

1988

1993

1998

2003

2008

2013

2018 | April 21, 1971

Jacques Sanon

KND-PUSD | Jackson Petit

## References

1. ↑ Haitian Heads of State (en-US).
2. ↑ HAITIAN REBELS WIN; SIMON NOW AN EXILE; Six Are Killed in a Riot as President Embarks -- His Daughter Is Hurt.. *The New York Times* (3 August 1911).
3. ↑ EXPLOSION KILLS HAITIAN PRESIDENT; Leconte Perishes in Destruction of His Palace -- 400 Others Killed or Injured.. *The New York Times* (9 August 1912).
4. ↑ HAITI'S PRESIDENT FLEES TO WARSHIP; Fighting in Capital -- Our Bluejackets Land -- Battleship Is Rushing to Port au Prince.. *The New York Times* (28 January 1914).

## See also

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Extension:PDFEmbed

## Description

Media handler extension for PDF files.

**PDFEmbed** is an extension which allows PDF files (uploaded to your wiki) to be embedded into a wiki page using `<pdf></pdf>` tags.

== Usage Example ==A
The PDF to be embedded must first be uploaded to the wiki through "Special:Upload". The namespace prefixed file name is then used between the tags to embed it in a page.

```
<pdf>File:Example.pdf</pdf>
```

With optional width and height.

```
<pdf width="500" height="300">File:Example.pdf</pdf>
```

Scroll to page 10 after document is rendered.

```
<pdf page="10">File:Example.pdf</pdf>
```

## See also

* Example
* Extension page on MediaWiki
Conservative Party

* Conservatism
* National conservatism

Historic
* Pro-Segregation
* Ultra-conservatism

The **Conservative Party**, often known simply as the **Tories** were an American right-wing political party founded in 1932 by Emmanuel McHale Sr.. The party merged with the Republican Party into the Conservative–Republican Party in 2057. The Conservative Party was founded as a protest party against the Republican and Democratic parties. The party began as a pro-segregation party, however it eventually shifted towards a moderate social conservative party by the early 2000s; before again moving more towards the right in the 2010s and 2020s following mass immigration from Latin America and an overall growth of nationalism.

The Conservative Party was ideologically varied throughout its history. Beginning as a primarily pro-segregation party, as well as an avowed anticommunist party from the 1930s until the mid-1970s. In the 1970s and into the 80s the party began to align itself with Ayn Rand, libertarianism, and Lasse-faire capitalism. After the rise of Raul Elizondo Sr., the party was quick to adopt Elizondoism, which occurred 20 years before the Republican Party adopted the ideology. The Tory party remained a staunchly anti-communist, for deregulation, opposed to unionization, anti-abortion, anti-LGBT party for the remainder of its history. In the 2010s, the party adopted a more anti-immigrant and nationalistic tendency following the reemergence of populist sentiments. The Conservative Party became a party for the disillusioned Republicans and thus began to deprive Republicans of control of Congress, unless serious concession were made.
Late Nights with Raul Elizondo (season 1)

Season of television series

The first season of late-night conservative talk show program *Late Nights with Raul Elizondo* aired on Liberty America in the United States from July 7 to November 24, 2018. The Executive Producers were host Raul Elizondo. The show features a panel discussion about the most recent news stories from the past week in a talk show format.

## Episodes

See also: List of Late Nights with Raul Elizondo episodes
Late Nights with Raul Elizondo

American late-night talk show

***Late Nights with Raul Elizondo*** is a American television talk show that airs weekly on Liberty America, hosted by former Florida Governor Raul Elizondo. The series was different from his show *Primetime with Raul Elizondo* as it features a panel of guests who discuss current political, media, and pop culture events.

*Late Nights with Raul Elizondo* was a weekly hour-long program with a studio audience that was broadcast from Liberty America's headquarters in Washington, D.C. It aired at 10 pm EST since its run began on July 4, 2018.

## Episodes

Main article: List of *Late Nights with Raul Elizondo* episodes
Haiti (state)

State in Haiti

The **State of Haiti** is one of the two constituent states of the Haitian Republic, along with Santo Domingo. The seat of the State of Haiti is Port-au-Prince, which also serves as the nation's capital and largest city and the largest metropolitan area. As of 2022, the population of Port-au-Prince is 1,400,000 while the Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Area is around 5,000,000. Haiti was also the name of the Republic of Haiti that shared the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic until 2023, when Haiti annexed the country.

## Government and politics

### State government

The capital city of Haiti is Port-au-Prince. The state is organized into three departments—the executive branch consisting of the Premier and other independently elected officers, the legislative branch consisting of the Haitian General Assembly, and the judiciary branch consisting of the Constitutional Court of Haiti.

#### Executive branch

Main articles: Executive Branch of Haiti (state), Premier of Haiti, and List of Haiti state agencies
The executive branch of the State of Haiti consists of the Premier and nine other other elected constitutional officers: Deputy Premier, Attorney General, Ombudsman General, Secretary of State, Director of Corrections, State Controller, Executive Treasurer, State Health Officer, and the State Superintendent. They serve four-year terms and may be re-elected without term limits.

The many Haitian state agencies that are under the Premier's cabinet are grouped together to form cabinet-level entities that are referred to by government officials as "superagencies". Those departments that are directly under the other independently elected officers work separately from these superagencies.

#### Legislative branch

Main article: Haitian General Assembly
The Haitian General Assembly consists of a 32-member Haitian Senate and the 64-member House of Representatives.

#### Judicial branch

Main article: Judiciary of Haiti (state)
Haiti's legal system is based on English Common Law.

### Administrative divisions

There are ten departments in the State of Haiti.

1. Nord-Ouest (Port-de-Paix)
2. Nord (Cap-Haïtien)
3. Nord-Est (Fort-Liberté)
4. Artibonite (Gonaïves)
5. Centre (Hinche)
6. Ouest (Port-au-Prince)
7. Grand'Anse (Jérémie)
8. Nippes (Miragoâne)
9. Sud (Les Cayes)
10. Sud-Est (Jacmel)

These departments are further divided into 42 arrondissements, 145 communes and 571 communal sections. These serve as, respectively, second- and third-level administrative divisions.
Harvey Mulholland

Retired Major League Baseball outfielder

* Jacksonville Panthers (1891)
* Baltimore Orioles (1892–1893)
* Columbus Maroons / Baltimore Americans (1894–1902)
* Salisbury Blue Crabs (1903)
* World Series Champion (1901)
* 2x NLCS Most Valuable Player Award (1895, 1896)
* ALCS Most Valuable Player Award (1884)
* 2x NLDS Most Valuable Player Award (1900, 1901)
* 17x All-Star (1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1890, 1891, 1892, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1899, 1900, 1903)
* 5x Golden Glove Award (1882, 1883, 1886, 1887, 1890)

**Harvey Mulholland** (born December 6, 1867) is an American former professional baseball outfielder. He played for 23 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Baltimore Orioles, Jacksonville Panthers, Columbus Maroons / Baltimore Americans, Salisbury Blue Crabs, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Mulholland was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1922 with 98.8% of the vote. He spent 10 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles over two separate stints. He also had a nine season long stint with the Columbus Maroons / Baltimore Americans.
List of Quarterbacks Who Have Posted a Perfect Passer Rating

In the National Football League (NFL), the highest official passer rating that a quarterback can achieve is 158.3, which is called a "perfect passer rating". To qualify, during a single game a quarterback must attempt at least 10 passes, have zero interceptions, have a minimum completion percentage of 77.5%, have a minimum of 11.875% of their passes score touchdowns, and have a minimum of 12.5 yards per attempt. The passer rating was developed in 1971.

Ben Roethlisberger (2007) and Lamar Jackson (2019) are the only quarterbacks with multiple perfect ratings in a single regular season. Three teams have had two different quarterbacks achieve a perfect rating in the same season. The Cleveland Browns were first in 1954, with Otto Graham (week 3), and George Ratterman (week 7). They were followed by Dick Shiner (week 1), and Bob Lee (week 5) of the Atlanta Falcons in 1973, and the San Francisco 49ers with Steve Young (week 7) and Joe Montana (week 10) both earning perfect ratings in 1989. Peyton Manning had one perfect rating in the 2003 regular season and one in the post-season.

Drew Bledsoe, Robert Griffin III, and Marcus Mariota are the only quarterbacks to achieve a perfect passer rating in their rookie seasons, with Mariota being the only quarterback to post one in his NFL debut.

Five of these performances were in a losing cause, though Chad Pennington is the only quarterback to play from start to finish and earn both a loss and a perfect rating. Thirteen quarterbacks have had a game where they earned a perfect 158.3 passer rating and also a game where they earned a 0.0, the lowest possible passer rating, during their careers: Otto Graham, Johnny Unitas, Joe Namath, Terry Bradshaw, Len Dawson, Bob Griese, James Harris, Bob Lee, Craig Morton, Dan Fouts, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, and Geno Smith. Geno Smith had a perfect rating and the lowest possible rating in the same season (2014).

## List

This is a list of quarterbacks after the 2034 season who have posted a perfect passer rating

 October 21, 2034
Chairman of the Privy Council of the Haitian Empire

Haitian official position

The **Chairman of the Privy Council of the Haitian Empire** is the presiding officer of the Privy Council of the Haitian Empire. The Lord President usually attends and is responsible for chairing the meetings of the Privy Council, presenting business for the approval of the Sovereign. In the modern era, the incumbent is by convention always a member of one of the houses of Parliament, and the office is normally a Cabinet position.
Juan Castillo

Dominican-Haitian politician (1954–2023)

**Sir Juan Castillo** OHE (April 21, 1954 – December 9, 2023) was a Haitian-Dominican politician who served as the Vice President of Haiti from November 30, 2023 to December 3, 2023; and as the Premier of Santo Domingo from September 11, 2023 till November 30, 2023. He previously served as the Govenor-General of Santo Domingo during the brief interim government from July to September 2023, and as the President of the Dominican Republic from 2012 to 2022. Prior to serving as President of the Dominican Republic, he served as the Vice President to David Jesus from 2008 to 2012. He was one of the strongest advocates in the Dominican Republic for Hispaniolan unification under the Haitian regime. Castillo founded the Grand Hispaniola Unification Party in 2021, which was a pro-Haitian and pro-unification political party. He was shot by Raul Ramirez on the way to the grocery store on December 8, 2023, he died in the hospital the following day.
List of defunct and relocated AABL teams

This article is a list of all of the defunct teams throughout the history of the All-American Baseball League, including teams that have moved or been entirely disbanded.

The All-American Baseball League.

## Timeline

### Franchise and league timeline

This timeline includes all franchises (including non-defunct franchises) that played in the AL or NL after 1891; it also shows the eleven historical leagues during the period in which each is considered a major league by Major League Baseball. Only major and recent name changes are marked in blue. Franchise moves are marked in black.
Jackson LeBlanc

Haitian politician (1939–2022)

**Jackson LeBlanc** (Ocotber 15, 1939 – November 30, 2022) was a Haitian politician who served as a member of the Haitian Parliament from Sud - Port-Salut for 40 years from 1971 to 2011. He was a member of the Haitian National Congress, during which he served as the Secretary of State for the National Defence from 1971 to 2011. LeBlanc first took office in 1971 after the Haitian National Congress takeover from the Duvalier regime, he was elected as a member of the transitional Haitian Parliament on April 21, 1971 and was re-elected as an MP on April 21, 1973, when a civilian government was established. He was succeeded by Emmanuel Valentin, who is also a member of the KND-PUSD.
Leon Britton II

* owner of the Union City Red Devils
* 2x UAFL Executive of the Year (2019, 2020)

**Leon Briton II** (Born: September 27, 1959) is an American football executive who is the owner of the Union City Red Devils of the United American Football League (UAFL). He served as an executive for the team since 1999, and was named team co-owner in 2010 after his father Leon Britton began to decline in health, and would be named the sole owner of the team in 2014 after his father passed.
Executive of Mathieuville

Chief Executive Officer of Mathieuville

The **Executive of Mathieuville** is the Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Mathieuville. The Executive has the authority to veto legislation passed by the Creole Council of Mathieuville. The Executive may also sign local ordinances applicable to the Department and Communal levels. He also has the power to appoint people to a number of departmental offices such as the Sheriff, Chief of Corrections, Chief of the Fire Department, Public Safety and Affairs Officer, and the Public Advocate. The position of Executive was created in 1972, and was first held by Jerry Celestin, who ran unopposed for the 1972 Executive election.

The incumbent Executive of Mathieuville is Antoine Simon of the KND-PUSD, who took office on Feburary 13, 2021.

## List

There have been 10 people who have served as the Executive of Mathieuville since 1972. The longest tenure as Executive was held by Jerry Celestin, who served for a total of 15 years over three terms. The shortest tenure was Robert St. Louis' brief 9 month and 14 day stint as acting Executive following the assassination of Louis Michel in 2020.

## Deputy Exectuive

The **Deputy Executive of Mathieuville** is the second-highest government position in Mathieuville. The position is elected separately from the Executive. Deputy Executives serve for five year terms and are not limited to two consecutive terms like the Executive of Mathieuville. The position is often been used as a means to promote and provide political experience and then serve as Executive.

The incumbent Deputy Executive is Jerry Joseph who was elected in 2021 alongside Antoine Simon. A member of the Pati Refòm (Hope and Change affiliate), he is the first member of an opposition party to hold office in the region; and the first to hold the title of Deputy Executive.
Coloureds

Ethnic group of Haiti

* Antillean Creole
* English
* French
* Blanc people

**Coloureds** is a racial category in Haiti that refers to a wide variety of non-Afro-Creole people including Mulatto Haitians, Tainos, and other people of colour. The term was coined in 1971 under the racial segregation system known as Gwo Divize an (The Great Divide).
Team with da Yolks

The Team with da Yolks are a Heavy Weight, Yellow Spotted team that is in the A League

## Team Members

The current team members of The Teams with da Yolks are:

Captain: Eggy

2nd: Sunny Side

3rd: Hard Boiled

4th: Over Easy

## Event Finishes

Team with da Yolks have no competitive finishes.

## Rivalries

This team does not have any rivalries at this point.
Government of Haiti

The **Government of Haiti** is a presidential republic under an authoritarian one-party dictatorship wherein the President of Haiti is the head of state and head of government elected by popular elections. The President is not officially allowed to run as a member of the ruling Haitian National Congress, however they are often senior members of the party. Legislative authority is vested in both the government and the Haitian Parliament, a unicameral body. The current structure of Haiti's political system was set forth in the Constitution of March 2022.
Daniel Hocker

American politician (1959–2049)

**Daniel Hocker** (August 19, 1959 – July 20, 2043) was an American politician who served as the senior United States Senator from Vermont. They have served in the U.S. Senate since 2011, a total of 32 years and 17 days.

Hocker began his political career in 1993 being elected to the Vermont House of Representatives serving a total of three terms before serving on the Vermont Senate from 1999 to 2007. Hocker's first national public office was in the United States House of Representatives representing Vermont's at-large district. He then served in the United States Senate from 2011 until his passing in 2043. During his time in the Senate, Hocker served in numerous roles including three separate tenures as the Chair of the Progressive Democratic Caucus.
Freedom in Schools Act

The **Freedom in Schools Act**, commonly known as the Anti-Critical Race Theory, and anti-woke bill bill is a Florida education law passed in 2039 by the Florida Legislature, and signed into law by Governor Helena Elizondo. The bills defines curriculum for education in the state of Florida and forbids education based on .
Charleston Appalachians

**United American Football League (2000–present)**
* **Charleston Appalachians (2000–present)**

The **Charleston Appalachians** are an United American Football League 2 (UAFL-2) team. They are affiliated with the Union City Red Devils and play in the Northern Conference. They play their home games at Mountaineers Stadium.
Chris Froula

American baseball executive (1853–1930)

**Christopher Edward Froula** (March 23, 1853– January 26, 1930) was a American baseball executive, who was the owner of the Kansas City Indians of the Major League Baseball. Under his ownership, the Indians won 9 World Series titles including 6 from 1917 to 1928, making them the most dominant team of the period.

## Early life and career

Chris Froula was born on March 23, 1853 to a poor farming family in Kansas City, Missouri. He attended public high school but earned a full scholarship to Harvard University, where he obtained a Masters in Business Administration. He would go on to found a handful of unsuccessful companies in the 1880s.

## Executive career

Froula bought the rights to establish a baseball team from Major League Baseball in 1880 for $30,000. He wanted to establish a team in Kansas City, however he was unable to as there was already a team in the city at the time. He instead founded the Worcester Ruby Legs, located in Worcester, Massachusetts. The team would go on to win two consecutive World Series title in their only two seasons in Worcester. The team would relocate from Worcester to Milwaukee and became the first incarnation of the Milwaukee Brewers. The move was made to Milwaukee because the Boston Braves and the Red Sox were already in the area and because an opening was created in the Midwest market. The Indians would initially find success in Milwaukee, winning a third World Series. This period of dominance continued as the team would go on to win three consecutive NL South division titles from 1883 to 1885. However, playoff success was harder to come by as the team was eliminated from the postseason in the NLCS by the Raiders in 1884 and were swept in the 1885 World Series by the Montreal Expos.

For a while the the Indians would be unable to find the same level of success they had in their early history. Manager Jorge Rios was kept on as the manager through a period from 1886 to 1888, which saw the team fail to qualify for the postseason. The Indians would seemingly return to their dominant ways in 1890 when they were able to win the division and make it to the World Series. The following two seasons would also see World Series berths for the team. 1893 was the beginning of the Indians had their darkest period in team history.

Chris' son David succeeded him as the club's owner after Chris passed away in 1930 from complications from pneumonia.

## Personal life

Chris married Elizabeth in 1890. The two had three children including David Froula

Froula was heavily involved in politics, and advocated for women's suffrage. He was also a vocal opponent of prohibition.
Coronation of Toussaint I

2023 coronation in Haiti

* Jospeh Mathieu, Prime Minister of Haiti
* All 250 members of the Haitian Parliament
* Louis Duvalier, Minister
* Claire Solomon, Representing the Voodoo communities of Haiti

The coronation of Toussaint I as Emperor of Haiti will take place on December 20, 2023 at Parliament Hall in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He will ascend to the throne at the age of 47, making him the first Emperor of Haiti since Faustin I in 1859.
Haitian Republic (1971–1973)

Haitian state from 1971 to 1973

The **Haitian Republic** (/ˈheɪti/ (listen); *HAY-tee*; Haitian Creole: *Ayiti* [ajiti]; *Haití*; *Haïti* [a.iti]), sometimes known as the **First Haitian Republic** was a state in the Caribbean from 1971 to 1973 while the Haitian National Congress consolidated power in Haiti and eventually declared the Haitian Republic two years after taking over from the Duvalier governments via revolution led by Louis Mathieu, who became the President of Haiti and served in that position until his death in 2023.

## History

### Revolutionary struggle, consolidation and purges

Dictator François Duvalier passed away on April 21, 1971. His son Jean Claude Duvalier was the planned successor to Duvalier, however a popular coup against the Duvalier regime led by the Haitian National Congress (KND) and Louis Mathieu saw the arrest of Duvalier and the creation of a new state. The new Haitian government quickly moved to dissolve the former government and it seemed that Haiti was on course for a democratic Western government. Mathieu established what was originally believed to be temporary dictatorship in order to establish order. Louis Mathieu was declared by the transitional government as the first President of the Haitian Republic on the same day.

The new regime them went on to sure their control over the Haitian state by consolidating power. They started with banning the National Unity Party and arrested those responsible for collaborating with the Duvalier government for corruption charges as well as for crimes against humanity. The new government established the National Tribunal of War Criminals that saw over 250 military and government officials who worked under the Duvalier government from 1964 to 1971, including those who participated in purges and the imprisonment and torture of dissidents. The Haitian National Congress announced the release of over 1,000 suspected and accused Communists and Socialists; however none were actually released citing "public safety concerns." On August 1, 1971, the Public Safety Order Act was passed by the Provisional Haitian Parliament creating a publicly enforced curfew due to riots occurring in Port-au-Prince.

### Great Struggle and a Cult of Personality

Main articles: Great Struggle and Mathieu family cult of personality
Shortly after coming into power, the KND took measures to prevent the overthrow of their own government. This included utilizing a cult of personality with mass propaganda. In addition, a program known as the Great Struggle was adopted as official state policy.
Choi Hyo-jin (born 2003)

Korean baseball player (born 2003)

**Choi Hyo-jin** (Born: December 20, 2003) is a South Korean professional baseball pitcher, designated hitter, and shortstop for the Baltimore Orioles of Major League Baseball (MLB).

## Early life

Choi was a childhood fan of the Baltimore Orioles and wanted to play for his hometown team as a professional. He attended high school at Rosewood Academy in Union City, Maryland before attending Rosewood State University.

At Rosewood State, Choi played as a two-way player; playing both as a pitcher and as a shortstop. The Rosas won a College Baseball World Series in 2019 and 2020. Choi pitched with a high ERA and had a career batting average of .566. He hit a total of 89 home runs, and notable played in every game in his collegiate career.

## Professional career

### Baltimore Orioles

Choi was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2022 MLB Draft. He was immediately named to the starting 40-man roster.

In his very first start as a starter for the Baltimore Orioles, Choi pitched a perfect game on the Toronto Blue Jays. He would also start as a designated hitter and scored a hit. In his second game, he started as a designated hitter and scored a home run in his first at-bat.

Choi started with a perfect 9–0 record and a league high batting average.

## Personal life

Choi owns a home in Owings Mills, Maryland.
George Whiting

* Offensive Player of the Year (2031)
* Offensive Rookie of the Year (2024)
* Quarterback of the Year (2030)
* 2x First Team All-Pro (2031, 2034)
* 2x Second Team All-Pro (2026, 2029)
* Walter Payton Award (2023)
* 2x Walter Camp Award (2022, 2023)
* Maxwell Trophy (2021)

George Whiting is an American football quarterback for the Carolina Panthers. He was drafted second overall in the 2024 NFL draft by the Panthers, and has spent his entire career with the team. Whiting attended Stanford.
List of Kansas City Indians managers

The **Worcester Ruby Legs / Milwaukee Brewers / Kansas City Indians** have had a total of 9 managers in their 71 season history.

Their longest tenured manager was Jose Caraballo, who managed the team for a total of 19 seasons in two stints. His first, a 12-season stint from 1915–1926, and his second was a 7 season stint from 1930 to 1937. Jorge Rios who served as the manager for 15 seasons and led the team to their first three World Series titles, he was also the first manager from the team to be elected in to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Rios is also the only manager who led the team throughout all three periods of the team's history, from its founding as the Worcester Ruby Legs in 1881, up to when the franchise relocated and became the Indians in 1891. The shortest tenure for a manager was John Johnson's brief two year stint with the team that ended in disaster, he is also the only manager in the franchise's history thusfar with a career managerial losing record.

As of the 1939 season, Jose Caraballo is the most accomplished manager in the team's history, leading Kansas City to five World Series titles before going on to manage the Tobytown Robins. Caraballo was brought back in the 1930 season after a disastrous 20–31 (.392) record to start the season. Carballo led the team to 14 postseason berths in his 19 seasons as manager. He won 6 National League Pennants and 4 World Series titles. Jorge Rios had the longest single tenure, managing the team for 15 consecutive seasons from their inaugural season in 1881 until 1895.

Currently, the Indians have two managers in the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Jorge Rios and Jose Caraballo.

## Timeline

* 1881: Inaugural season for the Worcester Ruby Legs
* 1883: Worcester Ruby Legs relocate to Milwaukee and become the Milwakee Brewers
* 1891: Milwaukee Brewers relocate to Kansas City and become the Kansas City Indians
* 1930: Brent Ewing is demoted to Bench Coach; Jose Caraballo returns as manager mid-seaason

## Records

Jose Caraballo currently holds three records with the Kansas City Indians.

* Most seasons coached - Jose Caraballo (19; 1915–1926, 1930–1936)
* Fewest seasons managed - John Johnson (2; 1908–1909)
* Most games managed - Jose Caraballo (2,276 with a an overall record of 1,234–1,062 (.537).
* Most World Series titles - Jose Caraballo (4)
* Most League Pennants - Jorge Rios (7)
House of Mathieu

Imperial dynasty of Haiti

The **House of Mathieu**, formerly known as the **Mathieu family**, and also referred to as the **Imperial Family of Haiti** is the royal family of Haiti, consisting of those members of the extended family and the reigning Emperor of Haiti who undertake official and royal duties.
Islamic Socialist Republic of Morocco

The **Islamic Socialist Republic of Morocco** was the westernmost country in the Maghreb region of North Africa. It overlooks the Mediterranean Sea to the north and the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and has land borders with Algeria to the east. The country was led by Abdul bin Sayyid and his ruling Ba’ath Party
Jerry Joseph

Deputy Executive of Mathieuville since 2021 (born 1981)

**Jerry Joseph** (born January 17, 1981) is a Haitian Afro-Creole politician serving as the Deputy Executive of Mathieuville since 2021. A member of the Pati Refòm since 2023, Joseph has previously represented the Commune of Bourgonge in the Mathieuville Creole Council from 2015 to 2021. Prior to that he served as the President of the Bourgonge Communal Council from 2010 to 2015,and served as a member of the council since 2005. He is the first member of an opposition party to serve as Deputy Executive, and the first to hold any political office in the KND-PUSD stronghold of Mathieuville.
Jeff Retzlaff

American baseball managr

* St. Louis Cardinals (1937)
* Chicago White Sox (1938–1939)
* Los Angeles Baseball Club (1940–1942)

As manager* Los Angeles Baseball Club (1944–1946)
* West Virginia Miners (1947–1950)
* Manager of the Year (1945)

**Jeff Retzlaff** (Born: November 25, 1897) is an American professional baseball manager for the Pittsburgh Quakers of The Independent League. He previously served as the Los Angeles Baseball Club of the All-American Baseball League (AABL), leading LABC to their first and only World Series title to date and then as the manager of the West Virginia Miners of the American Baseball League (ABL).

Retzlaff began his coaching career at his alma mater Navy, serving as the hitting coach from 1931 to 1932. He would then make his major league coaching debut with the then Kansas City Royals, who later became the New York Mets. Retzlaff would serve as the trainer for the club until 1936, when he joined the St. Louis Cardinals as an Assistant to the Manager. Retzlaff joined the Chicago White Sox as their Assistant Manager, however he was unable to lead the team to a World Series title. After the 1939 season, the White Sox's front office fired the entire coaching staff to rebuild the team. Retzlaff was a free agent for three weeks before signing with the Los Angeles Baseball Club. Retzlaff served as the Assistant Manager for LABC, and was eventually promoted to the penultimate role in the club in 1944. Retzlaff's first managerial season with the LABC failed to see the team qualify for the playoffs for a second consecutive season. 1945, Retzlaff finished with an AABL team high 95–67 record and a first place finish in the WC South. Retzlaff led the club to their first World Series title, and won Manager of the Year. The following season the club went 80–82, placed 2nd in the WC South, missing the playoffs entirely. Mitch Thomsen fired Retzlaff in the 1946 offseason. Retzlaff landed on his feet, being hired by the West Virginia Miners of the American Baseball League.

Retzlaff won one World Series in 1945, and won an American Baseball League championship in 1950.

## Early life

Jeff Retzlaff was born on November 25, 1898 in Hampton, Virginia. He attended the United States Naval Academy. He served in the Navy from 1919, and was promoted to the Captain before retiring from the Navy in 1929.
Elizondo Productions

American production and distribution company

**Elizondo Productions** is an American television production company which is a subsidiary of Liberty America. It was formed on December 13, 2011 by Liberty America which was then a subsidiary of Lucky Star News Corporation division of Lucky Star as the **Elizondo Production Company**. The company was founded by former politician and conservative commentator Raul Elizondo. It was sold to Liberty America by the Lucky Star News Corporation for $418 million in 2023 after it was sold by Lucky Star who was undergoing internal changes at the time.

## Productions

### Current

* *America’s Heartland* (2014–present)
* *Today in Madness* (2015–present)
* *Locker Room Talk with Coach Griffin* (2015–present)
* *Late Nights with Raul Elizondo* (2018–present)
* *Patriot Talk* (2019–present)
* *China Watch* (2020–present)
* *Reverend Joseph* (2021–present)

### Former

* *Coach Griffin* (2011–2013)
* *Primetime with Raul Elizondo* (2013–2021)
* *The Resistance* (2020)
* *Urban Beat* (2020–2021)

## Logos and brand

The current logo of Elizondo Productions was adopted in 2023 post sale by Lucky Star. The company previously used logos similar to that of the Lucky Star logo from 2013 until 2021. From 2021 until 2023, the company used a wordmark logo.
History of Haitian Republic

The **Haitian Republic** was founded on April 21, 1971 by Louis Mathieu, the President of the Haitian National Congress who later became the President of Haiti. The Haitian Republic was the successor to the Republic of Haiti under the Duvalier regime. The regime was overthrown in a bloodless coup in 1971 after the passing of the elder Duvalier. Haiti was set up as a presidential republic under the KND-PUSD, the sole legal political party.
Jean-Claude Raymond

Chancellor of Haiti since 2023 (born 1962)

**Jean-Claude Raymond** (born August 20, 1963) is a Haitian Afro-Creole politician serving as the 1st Chancellor of Haiti since January 13, 2024. A member of the KND-PUSD, Raymond began his political career as the Mayor of Catsonville in Mathieuville from 1993 to 2001. He went on to serve as the Executive of Mathieuville from 2001 to 2011. Raymond entered national politics for the first time in 2011 when he won a seat in the Haitian Parliament to represent Catonsville. He served in Parliament from two full terms from 2011 to 2023. He most recently served as the first Governor of Haiti from 2023 to 2024 prior to his election to the position of Chancellor.
Haitian Bahamas

Haitian Crown Colony

The **Haitian Bahamas** is a crown colony and Special Administrative Oversees Department of the Haitian Empire comprising the island of Great Inagua, Little Inagua. It is overseen by the Governor–General of the Haitian Bahamas, who is appointed by the Emperor directly. Currently, the Governor–General is Elizabeth Brown. The colony's government is operated by the Executive, similar to other departments in Haiti. The incumbent Executive is Carolyn Sands of the KND-PUSD.
Great Struggle

Social unrest in Haitian from 1971 to 1983

* The destruction of historical and cultural materials, and the establishment of absolute control of Haiti by the ruling KND.
* The establishment of the National Tribunal of War Criminal and the execution of members of the Duvalier government and others.
* Jean Pierre Covington Jr.
* Louis Etienne
* Crimes against humanity
* Extortion
* Corruption
* Money laundering
* Mis-use of public funds
* Murder
* Rape

The **Great Struggle**, formally known as the **Great Struggle for Liberation from the West and Communism** was a sociopolitical movement in the Haitian Republic launched by the Haitian National Congress in 1971 and lasted until 1983 The official purpose was to preserve the revolution and to purge Haitian society of all Western influence. The movement was successfully able to purge Haiti of any dissidents including those loyal to the Duvalier government, as well as former allies such as pro-Democracy activists, liberals, and moderate Socialists. The movement was continued on after the official end of the program under the Great Society Program that encourages pro-revolutionary curriculum in all facets of life.
Governor of Santo Domingo

Head of state and of the executive branch of the Haitian state of Santo Domingo

The **Govenor of the State of Santo Domingo** (Haitian Creole: *Gouvènè Sendomeng*; Spanish: *Gobernador de Santo Domingo*; French: *État de Saint-Domingue*) formerly known as the the **Premier of Santo Domingo**) is the head of state of the State of Santo Domingo. The Premier is the highest-ranking official in the state and has a broad range of appointive powers in both state and local governments. It is one of the two Premiers in Haiti, alongside its counterpart, the Premier of the Haiti.

The current Premier is Juan Castillo, who was appointed on September 11, 2023. He previously served as the Governor-General during the Haitian occupation of Santo Domingo that lasted from July 27, 2023 to September 11, 2022. He also served as the President of the Dominican Republic from 2012 to 2020.

## Selection and qualifications

The position of Premier of Santo Domingo is appointed by the President of Haiti and must receive a 2/3rds majority approval vote from the Haitian Parliament to serve in office. The Premier serves at the pleasure of the President and can be removed by the President at any time for any reason. As the position of Premier is currently an unelected position; there are no term limits to the office.

Elections are planned to be held for the first time in 2028.