recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
July 11, 2024 Browns–Orioles game

AABL game which saw Choi Hyo-jin tie Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak record

The July 11, 2024 Browns–Orioles game was an All-American Baseball League game held at Orioles Park at Camden Yards, the home of the Orioles between the St. Louis Browns of the Western Conference Midwest Division and Baltimore Orioles of the Eastern Conference Central Division was. The game is notable for being the game in which Choi Hyo-jin tied Joe DiMaggio's record for consecutive hits at 56 games. The Orioles lost to the Browns in a close 5–3 game, which saw very little in the way of scoring. Choi recorded 4 at-bats in the game, scoring 2 hits and 1 run batted in. He also led the AABL in batting average at .574.
Creole League

Haitian collegiate athletic conference

The **Creole League** is the premier college athletic association whose members include the eight universities in the University System of Haiti and Louis Mathieu University. The conference is headqurtered in Mathieuville City, Mathieuville. The members of the conference comepete in the HNCAA.

The Creole League includes the eight member Universities of the University System of Haiti and Louis Mathieu University, which constitutes the Group of 9, a term to refer to the most elite and the highest quality research institutions, who are classified as Class-A research instutions in Haiti. The league is considered Haiti's Ivy League. The league also has additional associate members that compete in some, but not all of the sports. The nine full members of the conference are considered the most desirable universities in Haiti to attend.
David Froula

American baseball executive (born 1891)

* Chief Financial Officer of the Kansas City Indians
* Owner of the Kansas City Indians

**David Froula** (born April 23, 1891) is an American professional baseball executive who is the current owner of the Kansas City Indians of Major League Baseball (MLB). He served as the Chief Financial Officer of the Indians from 1911 until he gained ownership of the team in 1930, succeeding his father and team founder Chris Froula.

## Personal life

Froula is the son of team founder Chris Froula.
League History

This is meant to serve as a timeline for major events in the league such as franchise relocations

## Season Updates

### 2028-2029 Season

* The Indianapolis Colts officially announced their intentions to move back to Baltimore by the start of the 2030 season.
* The Arizona Cardinals signaled a possible relocation back to St. Louis or to Chicago
* The Los Angeles Chargers announced a formal review of relocating back to San Diego

### 2029 - 2030 Season

* The Las Vegas Raiders announced a possible relocation back to Oakland

## League Updates

### 2021.08.14

Hello, I have expanded this wiki to include association football and college football so I may have to take breaks from the main NFL leagues. In addition, the pace is a little too much and I want breaks. With college approaching I may also not have a lot of time for simulations.
Governor–General of the Haitian Bahamas

Representative of the Haitian monarch in the Haitian Bahamas

The **Governor–General of the Haitian Bahamas** is the reprsentative of the Haitian monarch in the crown colony of the Haitian Bahamas.

The Governor–General is appointed by the monarch on the advice of the Haitian government. The role of the Governor–General is to act as a de facto head of state, and is responsible for appointing the Executive and the 8 members of the Governing Council of the Haitian Bahamas. The Governor–General is also the commander-in-chief of the Royal Defence Forces.
John Johnson

American professional baseball manager (1864–1928)

* St. Louis Browns (1903–1904)Bench Coach
* St. Louis Browns (1905–1907)Bench Coach

**John Johnson** (November 1, 1864 – December 12, 1928) was an American professional baseball manager and coach. He served as the Kansas City Indians manager for two seasons, his lone managerial job during the course of his career. He also served as a coach for the Atlanta Redskins from 1900 to 1902, St. Louis Browns form 1903 to 1907 prior to being hired as the Interim Manager for the Indians. His tenure with the Indians was short as he managed the team during a transitional period for the franchise. He was fired after an improved 67–45 season and an NL South division title.

He had a career managerial record of 110–114 (.491).
Politics of Haiti

The **politics of Haiti** takes place in the framework of a unitary presidential republic, where the President is the head of state and the Prime Ministerr is the head of government. Haiti is a stable nation that is dominated by the KND-PUSD and was previously dominated by the Haitian National Congress. The country has been ruled by the Mathieu family for two generations, first under Louis Mathieu then under his son Toussaint Mathieu.
Josh Wilson

American professional baseball pitcher

**Josh Wilson** (born: November 1, 1995) 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.
Froula Group

American holding company in Kansas City, Missouri

* Kansas City Indians
* Kanasas City F.C.
* Kansas City Braves
* Kansas City Chiefs (10.5%)
* Kansas City Spirit
* Kansas City Comets
* Froula Stadium
* Omaha Royals
* Wilmington Blue Rocks
* DSL Indians
* Lucky Star Sports (Joint)
* Midwest Sports Network
* Kansas City Sports Hall of Fame
* Kansas City Indians Museum

The **Froula Group LLC (FG)** is an American multinational holding conglomerate who own Major League Baseball’s Kansas City Indians, the National Football League's Kansas City Chiefs, National Basketball Association's Kansas City Braves, the Kansas City Spirit of the National Lacrosse League, and the Kansas City Comets of the Women's National Football League.

The Froula Group was established in 2005 by Peter Froula, as the successor to the dissolved City Trust of Kansas City that owned the Indians' former stadium. The company was backed by Lucky Star executive Jason Thomsen and by Paulo Elizondo. The company was briefly a subsidiary of the Lucky Star Corporation until 2007.

In addition to owning the Kansas City Indians, the Kansas City-based limited liability corporation also owns the home stadiums of the Kansas City Indians (Froula Stadium) and Cleveland Lucky Stars' home stadium (Lucky Star Stadiun), and the home stadium of the Kansas City Kings and Kansas City Spirit (ExxonMobil Arena). They also partially own the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League.
Choi Hyo-jin

Disambiguation page for Choi Hyo-jinThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Choi Hyo-jin or Hyojin Choi or Choi Hyojin may refer to:

## Entertainment

* Choi Hyo-jin (streamer), Twitch streamer

## Sports

* Hyojin Choi (quarterback) (2000–present), quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams
* Choi Hyo-jin (baseball player) (2000–present), left fielder for the Baltimore Orioles
* Choi Hyo-jin (born 2003), two-way player for the Baltimore Orioles

## Politics

* Choi Hyo-jin (2000–present), Chair of the Labor Party and candidate for Cascade's 2nd congressional district
Director of the Colonies

Candidate for deletionThis page has been nominated for removal from the wiki.
Remember to check what links here and the page history before deletion.

The **Director of the Colonies** is the ministry of the government in the State of Taaugug responsible for the governing of the country's colonial territories and crown dependencies, as well as the functioning of the colonial economies. The position was established on March 11, 1929, succeeding the Governor-General of the Taaugug Colonies as a sub-agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Director of the Colonies was also the head of the Department of Internal Affairs, which distributed resources in the colonies and determined what would be used by the federal government and what was permitted for use by local colonial governments.

The position was held by three people from 1934 until 1952. The position was first established in 1934 following the expansion of Taaugug as a unified body to coordinate colonial governments and resources. It was first held by Park Jin-young and was last held by Park Han-soo before the Ministry for the Colonies was dissolved in 1952.

## List of Directors of the Colonies

Includes acting, denoted in *italics*

* Park Jin-young (August 1, 1934–September 14, 1945)
* *Choi Seung-ri (September 14, 1943–January 20, 1944)*
* Park Han-soo (January 20, 1944–March 23, 1952)
Kris Wu

23rd Mayor of Brindleton Bay

**Kris Wu** (born: October 29, 1989) is a Taauguian-Velarían politician and religious leader. He is currently serving as the 23rd Mayor of Brindleton Bay. He is the patriarch of the Wu–Fulton–Amaya family and is currently enrolled at the University of Britechester, where he founded the Sunlight Shiners Club, which some have called a cult. He was accused of going on a murder spree, however no evidence was found linking him to the killings, and he was acquitted by a grand jury. Wu is also one of the owners of the Happy Pets Veterinary Clinic located in Brindleton Bay.

## Early Life

Wu began and is currently enrolled at the University of Britechester. While still being enrolled, he is no longer attending classes.

## Brindleton Bay killing spree

Main article: Brindleton Bay killing spree

## Sunlight Shiners Club

Main article: Sunlight Shiners Club
The **Sunlight Shiners Club (SSC)** is one of the clubs at the University of Britechester. The organization was founded by Wu as a non-denominational Christian sect. The number of members of the group is currently unknown, as they are very secretive, and ritualistic. The group have been labeled as a sex and murder cult by many outsiders. The SSC has allegedly been linked with at least three separate murders of students at the University of Britechester, although no conclusive evidence has been found linking the group to the murders.

## Mayor of Brindleton Bay

Wu was elected Mayor of Brindleton Bay in 2018. His mayoral campaign was controversial due to his association with the Sunlight Shiners Club.

## Personal Life

Kris Wu is married to Nayeli Amaya and has two children with her, Diamond and Julia. He also has a child with Nia Grimes named Wednesday, and three children with Riko Ota named Tierra, Alayna and Maya. He is the head of the Wu–Fulton–Amaya family.
List of Kansas City Indians owners and executives

## Owners

* Chris Froula (1881–1936)
* David Froula (1937-1948)
* City Trust of Kansas City with Emmanuel Froula as de facto owner (1949–present)

## Presidents

* Tyler Robertson (1881–1907)
* Robert Hodge (1908–1924)
* Johnny Harris (1925–19
* Alex Applewood
* Mike Schmidt (1936–present)

## General Managers

* Bobby Hart (1881–1917)
* Paul Collins (1917–1928)
* Tommy Easterby (1928–1934)
* Mike Nunez (1935–present)

## 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
List of Los Angeles Baseball Club minor league affiliates

The Los Angeles Baseball Club farm system consists of seven Minor League Baseball affiliated in the United States, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic. All of the minor league affiliate teams are owned by the Thomsen Sports Group, with the Cabo Sports Complex also owned by the company.

## Los Angeles Baseball Club

### 1951 – present

* DSL LABC-1
 1951 | —

### 1942–1950

The Los Angeles Baseball Club joined the All-American Baseball League in 1942 after the dissolution of the Pacific Coast League. LABC established a three tiered feeder team system including a Triple-A, Double-A and High-A team.
List of Haitian Series champions

The **Haitian Series** is the annual championship of the Haitian League (HL) and concludes the HL postseason. First played in 1950, the Haitan Series is a best-of-seven playoff and is a contest between the champions of the Eastern League (EL) and the Western League (WL).

## Haitian Series results

Numbers in parentheses in the table are Haitian Series appearances as of the date of that Haitian Series, and are used as follows:

* **Winning team** and **losing team** columns indicate the number of times that team has appeared in a Haitian Series as well as each respective team's Haitian Series record to date.

  Eastern League team (EL)
  Western League team (WL)
Template:Sticky header
Emperor of Haiti

Head of State of Haiti

The **Emperor of Haiti** (Haitian Creole: Anperè an Ayiti; French: Empereur d'Haïti; Spanish: Emperador de Haití), officially the **Emperor of the Empire of Haiti** is the head of state of the Empire of Haiti. The position replaced the elected position of President of Haiti, which was held by Toussaint Mathieu. The position of Emperor was first created in 1804 under Jacques I under the First Empire of Haiti which lasted from 1804 to 1806. The position became known as King, during the period of the Kingdom of Haiti from 1811 to 1820. From 1849 to 1859, the position of Emperor was briefly re-established, after which the posiiton of head of state was vested in the President of Haiti. In 2023, Toussaint Mathieu became Toussaint I after proclaiming the Third Empire of Haiti on December 3, 2023.
Han Jae-hyun

**Han Jae-hyun** is a Taaugugian politician serving as the acting Minister of Media and Information since August 4, 2023. He previously served as the Deputy Director of the National Media Safety Agency and more notably as the first Minister of Assistance, Aid, and Rations.

## Political career

### Minister of Media and Information (2023–present)

Han was nominated to the position of acting Minister of Media and Information following the resignation of incumbent minister Kang Won-woo resigned after backlash from the 2023 Barbie movie ban protests in the New State of Taaugug
Lucky Star Rail Company

The **Lucky Star Rail Company** is an American passenger railroad company. It operates rail service in the 48 contiguous U.S. states. The company was founded on December 19th, 1839 by Chip Thomsen and is owned and operated by the Thomsen family-owned multinational conglomerate Lucky Star Corporation since 1843. The Lucky Star Rail Company was established as a private rail entity.
Kangism

**Kangian Revivalism**, also known simply as **Kangism** is the official state ideology of the New State of Taaugug and the National Party. The ideology is derived from the Revivalism and Neo-revivalism from the era of Park Jin-young., which itself originates from fascist, ultranationalist. colonialist and other far-right ideologies. The principles of the ideology were first described in the Principles and Tenets of the People and then were expanded upon in the book Creating Unity and Solidarity to Crush the Socialism.

## Tenets

Kangism is considered a far-right ideology opposed to liberal democracy and to socialism. Instead preferring statism, state capitalism and authoritarianism.
History of the Los Angeles Baseball Club

The **Los Angeles Baseball Club** (LABC) are an All-American Baseball League team based in Los Angeles, California. LABC was established on October 5, 1929 and were a founding member of the Pacific Coast League. LABC currently compete in the Pacific dviision of the Western Conference. They are owned by Mark Antony Thomsen and the Thomsen Sports Group.

## Pacific Coast League

### Chris Haynes era (1929–1933)

#### 1929–30: Back-to-back champions

The Los Angeles Baseball Club was established in 1929 by Mitch Thomsen, who was a wealthy oil tycoon. He provided a $10 million donation to the upstart Pacific Coast League in order to establish his own team. The Los Angeles Baseball Club were founded as the only team in Los Angeles, and began competition in the Pacific Conference South Division.

LABC's first season ended with the first of many championship ring. The team finished with a record of 53–26 record, won the Pacific Conference South, two and half games ahead of second place. In the playoffs, LABC defeated the Bakersfield Rush in a 3–0 series sweep. Then defeating the Glendale Stallions in a narrow 4–3 series. LABC lost their first two games, then won game three. The Stallions won game four, jumping ahead in the series 3–2. LABC tied the series at 3 each in game five with a walk-off home run by Kim Woo-jin, and won the final game by a score of 11–7 to win the series, punching their ticket to the first league championship game. LABC and the West Covina Pumas were evenly matched in the series, with each team winning a game after the other. In game seven, LABC were able to shutout an exhausted Stallions team with a 3–0 victory to win their first league title.

LABC entered their second season as the defending champions of the league. They improved upon their previous record by 1 game and won their second division title. The team was spearheaded again by Kim Woo-jin.

## All-American Baseball League

### Later Alex Cardenas era (1941–1944)

The LABC initially struggled to adapt to the play of the AABL. The team finished last in the WC South division in their first season in the league and failed to make the playoffs

### Jeff Retzlaff era (1944–1946)

#### 1945: First World Series title

Main articles: 1945 Los Angeles Baseball Club season, 1945 AABL season, 1945 AABL playoffs, and 1945 World Series
The 1945 season ended with the LABC hoisting their first World Series trophy.

### Ronald Acuña Jr. era (1947–present)

Main article: 1951 World Series controversy
In 1951, the Los Angeles Baseball Club won the 1951 World Series; however the win was revoked due to the team’s use of illegal performance enhancing substances. Many fans still consider LABC the champions of the AABL for the 1951 season. LABC went on to hold their World Series parade despite the controversy around the team’s PED use.

#### 2025–present: End of the Mark Antony era and sale of the team

Main article: Los Angeles Baseball Club relocation to Las Vegas
List of LMU Panthers baseball seasons

This is a list of Louis Mathieu Panthers baseball seasons. The Louis Mathieu Panthers baseball program is the college baseball team that represents Louis Mathieu University in the Western Division of the Creole League (CL) in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Louis Mathieu plays their home games at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field on the LSU Campus in College Park, Haiti.

Louis Mathieu won the first national championships, appeared in the first Collegiate World Series. The Panthers baseball team has won the first Creole League regular-season championships.
Kansas City Stadium

Former baseball stadium located in Kansas City Indians

**Kansas City Stadium** was a baseball stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. It is the ballpark of the Kansas City Indians and was the ballpark of the Kansas City Cowboys, both of Major League Baseball (MLB). The ballpark was first constructed during the late 1870s and early 1880s before opening in 1883 for the Kansas City Cowboys. The stadium was then not in use from 1887 until 1891 when the then Milwaukee Brewers relocated to Kansas City and became the Indians.

## History

### Kansas City Stadium II

#### Construction, opening and new tenants

Construction of an expanded and modern Kansas City Stadium began in 1911, with Chris Froula aiming for a capacity of 20,000. Kansas City Stadium is planned to open in 1922 ahead of the 1922 Kansas City Indians season. The Kansas City Royals of the All-American Baseball League were allowed by the City Trust of Kansas City to play their home games at the stadium. The deal between the two parties was estimated at $1.5 million.
Huntington Beach Surfers

Professional baseball team in the Independent League

* **1951**

The **Huntington Beach Surfers** will be an American Minor League Baseball team baseball team that will compete in the The Independent League as a member of the American Conference East Division. The team was founded in 1950 and is not affiliated with any major league team.
Helena Elizondo

{{{1}}}

* Politician

* **Helena Elizondo**

* Dylan Alexander
* Justice Baldwin
* Michael Carter Bush
* Esther Clausen
* Albert Long

* Conservative Party
* American Freedom Party
* Constitution Party
* Reform Party USA

**Helena Elizondo** (Born: November 11, 2003) is a Cuban-American politician who is currently serving as the 37th Governor of Florida. She previously served as the Chair of the United Tennis Federation, she was first elected to the position on May 11, 2046, she was re-elected to the position once before stepping down to run for office. She was born in Cuba, and her family immigrated to the United States at the age of 3. Elizondo served as a member of the United States Army as an officer from 2021 before she was honorably discharged in 2031. She graduated summa cum laude from Rosewood State University with a Doctor of Laws.

Elizondo is the first woman, the first Hispanic person, the first Hispanic woman, and the first Cuban–American Governor of Florida. She is a member of the Conservative–Republican Party, and succeeded fellow Conservative–Republican Party and two-term governor Frank Smith.

## Early Life

Elizondo was born on November 11, 2003 in Ocala, Florida. She was born into an upper-middle class family, and her father Raul Elizondo had been a member of the Cuban revolution. The Elizondo family moved after the overthrowing of the Batista Government, and quickly fled from Cuba in 2006. She attended St. Mary's Christian Academy a wealthy private academy in Miami Florida. She attended high school at a private Christian high school, during which time her family joined the evangelical conservative United Church of Salvation. The Elizondo family would become a vital part in the anti-communist Cuban immigrant community in South Florida. She graduated from American Heritage School and would join the United States Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (Army ROTC) at Rosewood State University. She graduated from Rosewood State University in 2029, before serving five years as an active duty officer in the Army. She would end her military service as a Colonel in the United States Army Judge Advocate General's Corps. She was honorably discharged from active service in 2033.

## 2057 Gubernatorial Campaign

Main article: 2057 Florida gubernatorial election

## Governor of Florida

Main article: Governorship of Helena Elizondo
Helena Elizondo took office as the 37th Governor of Florida on January 13, 2057. Upon taking office, became the first Hispanic person, first woman, first woman of color, the first Hispanic woman, and the first Cuban-American woman to serve as Governor. Elizondo is succeeded moderate Conservative–Republican Frank Smith. She has already nominated Wilber Montgomery to the position of Secretary of State, after the resignation of Jonathan Abrams, due to his resistance to anti-Woke policies implemented by the Florida legislature.
Governor-General of Santo Domingo

Head of government of Santo Domingo from July to September 2023

For an in-depth list of all heads of government of the Santo Domingo, see List of heads of government of Santo Domingo.

The **Governor-General of Santo Domingo** was the head of government of the Santo Domingo from July 27, 2023 to September 11, 2023 during which a transitional government was established to transition the region from an independent government to that of an administrative division within Haiti. The office was held by Juan Castillo, who had served as the President of the Dominican Republic from 2012 to 2020. Castillo served as the head of both the executive and legislative branches of the government before the Dominican Congress was dissolved on August 1, 2023. He would then serve as the absolute ruler of the state.
Insomnia (franchise)

2021 Template:Country2nationality film

* Diamond Bateman (IX)
 Written by | * Adam Smith
* William Kennedy
* John Conrad-Davis
* Casey Roberts
* Diamond Bateman
* Sydney Woodson
* David Murray
* Michelle Davenport
* Harry Olsen
 Produced by | * Adam Smith

**Insomnia** is an American slasher franchise that includes films, a television series, merchandise and games. The first seven films were directed by Norman Blackwell, The series was created by Adam Smith, who wrote for every film except for Insomnia IX and The Final Chapter as well as for the television series, and who produced all ten films and William Kennedy, who wrote for first six films. Diamond Bateman began as a writer for the second film, and served as a writer, and was also a director for Nightmare Ends and the Final Chapter. The films are produced by Spyglass Media Group and distributed by Paramount Pictures.

## Films

### Insomnia Returns (2030)

Main article: Insomnia Returns (2030 film)
### Insomnia IX: The Nightmare Ends (2045)

Main article: Insomnia IX: The Nightmare Ends (2045 film)
### Insomnia: The Final Chapter (2057)

Main article: Insomnia: The Final Chapter (2057 film)

## Television

Main article: Insomnia (TV series)
A television series based on the Insomnia films was announced on Twitter on July 30, 2031.

>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yes, it's official. We are releasing a television series based on the much beloved Insomnia franchise
>
>
>
>
>
> July 30, 2031
>
>
>
>
>

## Recurring cast and characters

Further information on individual characters: List of Insomnia (film series) characters
Further information on television characters: List of Insomnia (TV series) characters

List indicator(s)
This section includes characters who will appear or have appeared in two or more films in the series.

* An empty, dark grey cell indicates the character was not in the film, or that the character's official presence has not yet been confirmed.
* A indicates an appearance through archival footage or audio.
* C indicates a cameo role.
* E indicates an appearance not included in the theatrical cut.
* M indicates an appearance in onscreen movie footage.
* O indicates an older version of the character.
* P indicates an appearance in onscreen photographs.
* V indicates a voice-only role.
* Y indicates a younger version of the character.

## References

1. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `Tweetdbateman2000`
Second Unification of Hispaniola

<templatestyles src="Module:Infobox military conflict/styles.css"></templatestyles>

The **Second Unification of Hispaniola** was a war between the Dominican Republic and the Haitian Republic that lasted from November 1, 2022 to July 27, 2023. It ended in a Haitian takeover of the island of Hispaniola.
October 2023 Haitian parliamentary election

Haitian parliamentary election held on October 25, 2023

The **October 2023 Haitian parliamentary election** was a held on October 25, 2023, just 187 days after the April 2023 Haitian parliamentary election, it was the first election to be called after the Haitian annexation of Santo Domingo in the Haitian Parliament. The governing KND-PUSD maintained control of the Haitian Parliament, though they had a much slimmer majority at just 25 seats than what was expected due to the opposition Hope and Change party being a newcomer to Haitian politics.

The election was triggered after the Second Unification of Hispaniola, which saw Haiti takeover the Dominican Repulic. The election The election was the first under the new KND-PUSD, the successor of the Haitian National Congress and was the first multi-party election held in Haitian history. Featuring the newly created an Hope and Change party, which was the first legal oppositon party in the country since its foundation. The KND-PUSD was led by political veteran, Prime Minister Joseph Mathieu. Hope and Change was led by Jackson Hilaire, who was a minor opposition figure prior to formation of the new party.

It was also seen as a referendum on the Presidency of Toussaint Mathieu, who tookover the country in June of 2023. Some believed that Mathieu was going to be disposed and that the KND-PUSD rule that began in 1971 would finally come to an end, however this was not the case. Third party polls had the KND-PUSD slightly ahead going into election day, however it was also believed that the ruling party were going to rig the election in their favor. In the end, the opposition Hope and Change party did well in some suburban areas along with dominating the vote in the State of Santo Domingo, and with the college educated people and middle class people across the country; however they failed to capitalize on the poor and working class vote. On the other hand, the KND-PUSD were popular among men, rural regions of Haiti. Due to the long history of the KND rule in Haiti, it was not believed that a new opposition party were going to be able to unseat the sole dominant ruling party of Haiti, however they were close.
List of awards and nominations received by Woojin & Jiyoung

**Woojin & Jiyoung** are a Korean pop duo formed under SM Entertainment, consisting of two members: Woojin and Jiyoung. The duo have been nominated for a total of 63 awards, and have won a total of 30 awards. The duo released debuted with the single album TREASURE on October 19, 2022, which was followed by RED, BLUE, GREEN in early 2020. The group found immediate success, being nominated for New Artist of the Year at the Mnet Asian Music Awards in 2020. They also won Rookie of the Year at the Golden Disc Awards, New Star of the Year and Album of the Year at the Melon Music Awards for their debut EP Everybody Wants To Rule The World (2020). The two also won Song of the Year for Everybody in 2020. In 2021, the duo released a second EP FOREVER, which didn't win the two as many awards as their previous works; however they did Song of the Year for Without You at the Seoul Music Awards. 2022 saw the release of two EPs, HOPE and RISE. Both EPs had major commerical success, however they failed to secure more than a handful of awards nominations.

2023, was the duo's most successful year thus far with the two winning numerous awards including winning the Billboard Top 100 Song Award for their single Mamí. They also won Best Album for their breakout studio album Worldwide at the Gaon K-Pop Chart Awards. They also won multiple other best album awards for their first album, and won various Artist of the Year Awards throughout 2023.

## Other Awards

 **2023** | Artist of the Year
 Album of the Year

## Other Accolades

### State and Cultural Honors

**Name of country, year given, and name of honor**
 2023
 Presidential Award for Contribution to the Arts

### Certified Releases

#### Songs

* Mamí – Certified 3x Platinum, Certified Gold

### Listicles

Name of publisher, year listed, name of listicle, and placement
 2022
 2023
 30 Under 30
 *People's Korea* | 2023
 *Vogue Korea* | 2022

## See Also

* List of awards and nominations received by Woojin
* List of awards and nominations received by Jiyoung
* List of awards and nominations recieved by XXIV
* List of awards and nominations received by X-Infinity
* List of awards and nominations recieved by BFRIEND
List of Los Angeles Baseball Club seasons

The **Los Angeles Baseball Club** are an American professional baseball franchise based in Los Angeles, California. They were founded in 1929 as a charter member of the Pacific Coast League and joined the All-American Baseball League in 1941.

## Key

* Season – The team season
* Level – The league the team played in
* League – The conference the team competed in
* Division – The division the team played in
* Finish – The placement in the division
* Won – Games won
* Lost – Games lost
* Win% – Win-loss percentage for the season
* GB – Games behind first place
* Playoffs – Playoff games played, if the team made the playoffs
* Awards – Awards won by team players

## Record by decade

The following table describes the win–loss record by decade of the Los Angeles Baseball Club

## Opening day starting lineups

This is a chart of the Opening Day Starting Lineup for the Los Angeles Baseball Club.
List of Major League Baseball franchise postseason droughts

Throughout history various Major League Baseball franchises have experienced both postseason and World Series droughts.

Out of the eight original Major League Baseball franchises, only the Milwaukee Grays, New York Mets and the original Philadelphia Athletics have failed to win a World Series title (all of whom are defunct franchises). The longest all-time World Series drought was the Washington Olympics / Senators' 41 season drought that lasted from 1875 to 1914.

This list includes only the modern World Series between the American League (AL) and the National League (NL), not the various 19th-century championship series. Those teams which have never achieved a particular accomplishment in their franchise history are listed by the date they entered the leagues.
Mamí (Woojin & Jiyoung song)

**Mamí** is a song by Korean pop duo Woojin & Jiyoung featuring vocals from latin pop artists Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro and Ozuna. The song was released on January 15, 2022 through A+ Entertainment, SM Entertainment and Rimas Entertainment. The song is a Latin trap and hip hop song that features heavy dembow rythyms. It was written by all of the artists features and produced by Craig Kallman, Sky Rompiendo, Tainy and Woojin.

The song was written in 2019, with it finished on November 22, 2021. Recording began on December 13, 2021 and finished on January 10. Mamí peaked at number one on the Korean charts, where it remained for ten straight weeks. A music video was later recorded in Puerto Rico, featuring all of the artists on the song.

The song also reached as high as number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, and number 2 one the Billboard Global 200. The song won Best Music Video at the Genie Music Awards, was nominated for Best Song and Music Video at the Golden Disc Awards, won Song of the Year, Music Video of the Year and Song of the Year by downloads at the Japan Golden Disc Awards, won Best Rap & Hip Hop Song and Best Music Video at the Korean Music Awards, was nominated for Best Music Video at the Mnet Asia Music Awards, won Song of the Year at the Seoul Music Awards, and was nominated for Song of the Year and Best Collaboration at the Soompi Music Awards. In total, the song was nominated for twelve awards, seven of which the duo won. The song is by far their most streamed with over 125 million streams on Spotify, and was the most critically accalimed and decorated song in the duo's discography. Mamí was certified Gold by the KCMA, and triple platinum, as well as RIAJ double platinum and MC Gold.

Mamí remains the duo's most popular song as of February, 2022 with over 1000 million streams on Spotify.

## Background

Woojin had been a fan of Bad Bunny for a long time and had wanted to work with him. The song was planned to feature only Woojin, though it was also

## Other Versions

### Mamí (Woojin's Version)

Main article: Mamí (Woojin song)
On September 11, 2022, a version of the song was released without Jiyoung and featuring Kali Uchis and J. Balvin.
Lucky Star News Corporation

American local news corporation

* Steven Avila (Chief Revenue Officer)
* Lucky News

Former
* Liberty America
* Washington Gazette

The **Lucky News Corporation** is an American mass media corporation. Lucky News Corporation is headquartered in New York City, New York, but is incorporated in Delaware. The company was established in 1992 by Mark Antony and Brad Thomsen, and is owned by the Thomsen family. The company was the former parent of the conservative cable news channel Liberty America until 2023 when it was sold to John Scully and the newly founded Liberty America Corporation. The corporation is the parent of Lucky News, which owns multiple local newspapers and TV stations across the United States.

## Stations

Stations are listed in alphabetical order by state and city of license.

* Gray background indicates a low-power station.
* (\*\*) – Indicates station was built and signed on by Lucky News.

### Current

* TV (RF)
* affiliation
* since
List of St. Louis Spirit seasons

The **St. Louis Spirit** was a professional baseball team based in St. Louis, Missouri. They compete in the Negro National League, and are one of the league's charter members. Prior to 1927, the team competed in Major League Baseball as a member of the National League (NL) North Division, and was one of the founding teams of Major League Baseball. The Spirit was one of the historically worst franchises in MLB history, having only one 1 World Series championships in their entire history, making them the only remaining founding MLB franchise with only one championship.

The **Rockford Forest Citys** began in 1871 as one of the eight founding teams of Major League Baseball. The team's first move was to Buffalo, becoming the **Buffalo Bisons** from 1876 till 1886. After 11 seasons in Buffalo, the franchise relocated to Louisville. In 1891, original owner Bud Holloway passed away and the team was sold to Jeffrey Jenkins, who promptly relocated the franchise again, this time to New York, becoming the **New York Giants**. The franchise would move to St. Louis and became the **St. Louis Browns** in 1917. The team was re-named the **St. Louis Spirit** in 1926 and became one of the founding members of the Negro National League.

The Spirit had the longest active postseason drought in Major League Baseball, having failed to qualify for the postseason every year since 1905 (21 seasons), and have not won or appeared in a World Series since 1903. They have also finished last in their division every year since 1914.

## Key

* Season – The team season
* Level – The league the team played in
* League – The conference the team competed in
* Division – The division the team played in
* Finish – The placement in the division
* Won – Games won
* Lost – Games lost
* Win% – Win-loss percentage for the season
* GB – Games behind first place
* Playoffs – Playoff games played, if the team made the playoffs
* Awards – Awards won by team players
Raul Elizondo

Cuban-American politician and news commentator

**Raul Elizondo** (born August 29, 1949) is a Cuban-born American politician who served as the Lieutenant Governor of Florida from 1972–1981 and from 1989 until 2005. He fled from Cuba in 1957, moving to Miami, Florida. Elizondo would join the United States Army in 1967, and eventually earned promotion to the rank of Captain. He would then receive a Bachelors Degree rom Rutgers University before finishing a Doctoral degree in economics at Rosewood State University. Elizondo became the first Cuban-American to serve as Lieutenant Governor of Florida in 1972, serving under Emmanuel McHale Jr..

## Political Positions

Main articles: Elizondoism and Orthodox Elizondoism
Orthodox Elizondoism refers to the political beliefs of Raul Elizondo and differ from the modern versions of Elizondoism on matters of social policy. Orthodox Elizondoism does not directly call for state involvement in regards to issues such as abortion and the right to own guns; however modern Elizondoism does. Orthodox Elizondoism can be considered more moderate social conservatism with still economically conservative principles, as well as a strong anti-communist stance.
Prime Minister of Taaugug

Senior member of the Supreme Leader of Taaugug's Cabinet

**Prime Minister of the New State of Taaugug**, officially the **Prime Minister of Taaugug**, also simply known as the **PM** is the third most senior member of the Cabinet of the Supreme Leader of Taaugug. The Prime Minister serves at the pleasure of the Supreme Leader and serves as the representative for the Supreme Leader's policy decisions in the National Transitional Council.

The office of Prime Minister was established in 2018 following constitutional reforms under Kang Myung-soo. The Prime Minister is appointed by the Supreme Leader from the largest party in the National Transitional Council to serve for four year term, with the possibility of renewal as long as the PM is elected to serve. The Prime Minister serves a the floor leader for the majority party in the National Transitional Council, which has been the National Party since 2015.

The incumbent Prime Minister is Bae Yoong-gi from the National Party, who was appointed on February 8, 2018.

## History

The position of Prime Minister was first established in 2018 by Executive Order No. 3181. From 2015 to 2018, the leader of the majority party in the National Transitional Council served no official role.
Velaria (1840–1875)

The **Kingdom of Velaria** was an country that existed from in 1840 after a successful coup of the Kingdom of Velaria, and lasted until the overthrow of the government in 1875. The country wasruleddby the Velaria Party, and its two party leaders who served as co-dictators Fujiware Takeiji and Oya Toshi.
Raul Ramirez

Assassin of Juan Castillo (1984–2023)

**Raul Estaban Ramirez Soto** (June 14, 1984 – December 13, 2023) was a Dominican political activist who assassinated Juan Castillo the Vice President of Haiti, on December 8, 2023. He also served as a high-ranking member of La Resistance, an anti-government insurgency and terrorist group aiming to overthrow the Haitian government.

Ramirez was on the run from the Haitian authorities from December 8 to December 12, when he fled to Miami, Florida to seek asylum. Ramirez was traveling via Amtrak towards the Candian border, when he was stopped by the Balitmore Police at Baltimore Penn Station. Before being apprahended by the authorities and likely extradited back to Haiti, Ramirez consumed a pill containing cynaide. He was quickly rushed to John's Hopkins Medical Center, but passed away before reacing the hospital.
Milwaukee Brewers

Major League Baseball franchise based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

* National League (1896–present)
	+ NL South (1923–present)
	+ NL North (1896–1922)
* Milwaukee Brewers (1916–present)
* Milwaukee Brew Crew (1908–1915)
* Minnesota Norsemen (1899–1907)
* "The Brew Crew"
* "The Boys in Blue"
* 1907
* 1908
* 1910
* 1919
 Wild card berths (5) | * 1900
* 1902
* 1904
* 1916
* Brewers Field (II) (1923–present)
* Kenosha Park (1913–1922)
* Twin Cities Ballpark (1896–1907)

The **Milwaukee Brewers** are a Major League Baseball franchise based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They compete in the National League as a member of the South Division. They play their home games at Brewers Field.

The Brewers joined Major League Baseball as an expansion franchise in 1896, originally known as the **Minnesota Centennials** and were based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The franchise would be renamed to the **Minnesota Norsemen** in honor of the Nordic roots of the people of Minnesota and as an homage to the Vikings. This would then be changed to the **Milwaukee Brew Crew** in 1907 when the franchise moved to Milwaukee. The name Brew Crew were used because the new franchise had not yet secured the rights to the old Milwaukee Brewers name used by the franchise that relocated to Kansas City in 1891. They The Milwaukee Brewers have yet to win or appear in a World Series game. They have also never won a National League Pennant since the franchise began in 1896. The Brewers moved from the NL North to the NL South in 1923, in order to be in a more geographically logical division.

## History

Main article: History of the Milwaukee Brewers
### Tenure in Minnesota (1896–1907)

The Minnesota Centennials were founded in 1896 as an expansion franchise to take advantage of the midwestern Minnesota/Wisconsin market that had yet to receive an MLB franchise since the original Brewers from 1883 to 1890.

### Baseball's return to the Milwaukee area (1909–1911)

The Brew Crew developed a rivalry with the Kansas City Indians.
List of Brooklyn Dodgers seasons

The **Brooklyn Dodgers** are a professional American baseball team that play in the All-American Baseball League. The team were founded in 1929, and have the same name as the team that played from the 1913 to 1916 seasons. The team was founded in 1916 as the Dallas Outlaws. The team would move to Houston in 1920 and became the Houston Colt .45s and remained in Houston until 1924. The team would be known as the Texas Texans for the 1924 season before moving to Brooklyn and becoming the second incarnation of the Brookyln Dodgers.

## Key

* Season – The team season
* Level – The league the team played in
* League – The conference the team competed in
* Division – The division the team played in
* Finish – The placement in the division
* Won – Games won
* Lost – Games lost
* Win% – Win-loss percentage for the season
* GB – Games behind first place
* Playoffs – Playoff games played, if the team made the playoffs
* Awards – Awards won by team players

## Record by decade

The following table describes the AABL win–loss record by decade of the Dallas Outlaws (1916–1919) / Houston Colt .45s (1920–1923) / Texas Texans (1925) / Brooklyn Dodgers City (1926-present).
The Dessalines Society

Haitian pro-democracy think tank

**The Dessalines Society** (Haitian Creole: *Sosyete Desalin nan*), known fully as **The Dessalines Society for the Enrichment of Democracy in Haiti** (Haitian Creole: *Sosyete Desalin nan pou anrichisman demokrasi ann Ayiti*) is a Haitian pro-democracy think tank affiliated with, but independent from the Pati Refòm based in Port-de-Paix, Haiti. Founded in 1999, it has been a leading voice in the pro-democracy and later in the Republican movements in Haiti.

They have recently gained a stronger influence with the legalization of certain opposition parties such as Hope and Change and Pati Refòm. They are strong opponents of the racial segregation system known as Gwo Divize an,

## History

The Dessalines Society was founded in 1999 as **The Port-au-Prince Society** as a fraternal organization at the University of Haiti, Port-au-Prince studying political science, economics, sociology, social work, and related fields. The group's values began to spread amongst the rich Afro-Creole elite in Port-au-Prince, as they often have a more pro-Western outlook than those living in other regions. The group organized and rallied around anti-segregation messages. They held their first protest against Gwo Divize an from October 6 to October 11, 1999 at the university and distributed anti-segregationist materials on campus. The protests were cracked down on by the campus police, who arrested over a dozen attending and associated with the group. The leader at the time Francis Excellent was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, disrupting the peace, offending public sentiments, and disrupting civil order. The movement was denounced the next day by the university's president Emilio Rousseau, who called the them "a group of agitators, trying to disrupt the social fabric of the campus and society."

The group were promptly banned and members were forced to go underground. They would remain underground operating in cells throughout Port-au-Prince from 1999 to 2006. During that time, the group were known for engaging in acts of civil disobedience, as well as continuing to operate and organize protests on University System of Haiti campuses, most notably at Louis Mathieu University on September 11, 2001, when a crowd of over 1,000 protesters were shot at with pepper spray and live rounds. The police made 50 arrests, and 5 members of the group were killed by the police; along with 2 members of campus police and 3 National Police officers.

On February 19, the university's president permitted the group to officially organize on campus. By then, the network of people had grown and the leadership attempted to register Port-au-Prince Society as an official corporate entity; however, they were denied due to their history of disruption.

## Activities

### Project RAD

Main article: Project RAD
**Project RAD** is a plan to reform Haiti into a liberal western society, oppose the Mathieu family, and institute democracy, rule of law, and end Gwo Divize an.

## Notable members

* Antoine Simon, 9th Executive of Mathieuville since 2021