Yilin Zhong for the loans of Procacci (€100,000), Domini (€100,000), Moroni (€110,000), Caccavallo (€110,000), Pisseri (€110,000) and Damiano (€150,000) from Parma. Laezza made his Gubbio debut in a pre-season friendly. In June 2014 Gubbio acquired Laezza outright for €200,000, as well as Parma bought Procacci outright for €200,000; Ferrari also returned to Parma for €200,000. Laezza was a member of Gubbio for their 2014 pre-season camp. However, he was sold on 4 August. Savoia. On 4 August 2014 he was signed by Savoia for undisclosed fee. Sicula Leonzio. On 29 July 	Giuliano Laezza
11444116	2018, he joined Sicula Leonzio in Serie C. Avellino. On 10 August 2019, he signed with Avellino. On 21 September 2020, he suffered an ACL injury that kept him out of play for the most of the 2020–21 season. He returned to action in April 2021. On 14 July 2021, his contract with Avellino was terminated by mutual consent. Reggiana. On 14 July 2021, he moved to Reggiana on a two-year deal. Giuliano Laezza Giuliano Laezza (born 23 December 1993) is an Italian footballer who plays for Reggiana. Biography. Born in Naples, Campania, Laezza started his career at Napoli	Giuliano Laezza
11444117	Eileen Massey Eileen Massey Eileen Mabel Uebergang (; 28 December 1935 – 22 January 2019) was an Australian cricket player. Massey played four Test matches for the Australia national women's cricket team. Eileen Massey Eileen Mabel Uebergang (; 28 December 1935 – 22 January 2019) was an Australian cricket player. Massey played four Test matches for the Australia national women's cricket team. 	Eileen Massey
11444118	Rodrigo de Brito Rodrigo de Brito Rodrigo Luján De Brito (born January 20, 1992 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentinian professional football player, who plays as a defender. Club career. Santa Tecla. In 2015 de Brito signed with Santa Tecla. With Santa Tecla de Brito won the Clausura 2015 final against Isidro Metapán on penalties. Luis Ángel Firpo. For the Clausura 2018 tournament de Brito signed with C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo. However, with the team of Usulután de Brito experienced a serious institutional, economic and sports crisis. The severe delay in salary payments led him to leave the team in the Apertura 2018 	Rodrigo de Brito
11444119	tournament, after a 2–1 victory against C.D. Pasaquina in the Sergio Torres Stadium. Rodrigo de Brito Rodrigo Luján De Brito (born January 20, 1992 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentinian professional football player, who plays as a defender. Club career. Santa Tecla. In 2015 de Brito signed with Santa Tecla. With Santa Tecla de Brito won the Clausura 2015 final against Isidro Metapán on penalties. Luis Ángel Firpo. For the Clausura 2018 tournament de Brito signed with C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo. However, with the team of Usulután de Brito experienced a serious institutional, economic and sports crisis. The severe delay 	Rodrigo de Brito
11444120	Taylor's Mill Taylor's Mill Taylor's Mill is a historic grist mill located near Middlesex, Nash County, North Carolina. The mill was built about 1850, and is a two-story, gable roofed frame building on a stone pier foundation. The mill measures approximately 30 feet wide by 40 feet long. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Taylor's Mill Taylor's Mill is a historic grist mill located near Middlesex, Nash County, North Carolina. The mill was built about 1850, and is a two-story, gable roofed frame building on a stone pier foundation. The 	Taylor's Mill
11444121	Yilin Zhong Yilin Zhong Yilin Zhong() is a British Chinese journalist, screenwriter and author. She is the author of seventeen novels, two film screenplays, ten books and many other work including poems and literary reviews. She now lives in London. Early life. Yilin Zhong was born in China. Her father was a literary editor at China Federation of Literary and Art Union in Beijing, however was exiled to southwest China as miner during the Cultural Revolution. Zhong wrote her first poem at five which was published when she was seven, and her first short story was published at the age of twelve 	Yilin Zhong
11444122	in Shanghai Youth Literature. At thirteen, she wrote a research thesis 'Who broke up the wood-stone engagement?' and it was released in the academic journal A Dream of Red Mansions Journal" in 1993. At fourteen, Zhong wrote her first full-length novel "Embracing the Sun", which was not published, and then her second novel "Sunshine and the Monsoon" written at sixteen was published in 1995 and won her national reputation as the youngest talented writer; Zhong was interviewed by China Central Television's "Book Review". In 1992 Zhong received an Award voted by national readers, for a short story  released in "Shanghai Youth Literature", as the 'Best Work of The Year'. At the age of sixteen, Zhong was offered by three top art universities in China. She decided to go to the Central Academy of Drama and studied Drama Literature and Play Writing, while she also passed the exam for the Theatre Director Department. Education. Zhong was educated in The Central Academy of Drama at Beijing, China, and achieved a distinction BA degree in Drama Literature and Playwriting. In 2002, Zhong came to the UK and achieved her MA degree in Cultural Studies from the University of Warwick. Afterward  she immigrated to the UK and has been living in London. Career. Yilin Zhong started her creative literary writing when she was five. In 1995, she published her first novel "Sunshine and the Monsoon". In 1996 she was interviewed by the China Central TV Station's Book Review program as its youngest writer interviewed, and was called 'hugely successful and notable'. From 1995 to 2002, while Zhong was in Beijing, she worked for Beijing TV station, Beijing Broadcasting station and various magazines and newspapers, published five books, including three novels, one essays and one short stories collection. Meanwhile, she also  became a successful journalist and received a National Award for her exceptional contribution on reporting the IT technology blooming in China. Zhong wrote a film script 'Sunshine and the Monsoon' (adapted from her own novel) at the age of nineteen and won the Excellence Award for Chinese Youth Film Script in 1996. Her translation work 'In a Station of the Metro'(Ezra Pound) was collected into Chinese national high school's Literature Textbook and Chinese universities' textbook for American Literature. Her letter to editor was published in 'One person's Literary History'(by Cheng Yongxin, Editor-in-chief of Harvest Literary Magazine ) as one of writers' documentaries in contemporary Chinese literature. Before coming to the UK, Zhong was one of notable contemporary women writers in China, and belonged to the 'Post 70s Generation' writers. After immigrating to the UK in 2002, Zhong has been living in London anonymously and continued writing fiction and essays in Chinese."London Single Diary"(2009) was her first series written in the UK and published in China; the twin work "London Love Story" was published in 2010 and ranked at #3 on Amazon bestselling fiction list. Her novel "Chinatown"(written in 2005 at London) was released in 'Harvest' in  2011, which gathered American Chinese writer Ha Jin, British Chinese writer Yilin Zhong, and Taiwanese writer Qi Bang Yuan's works as a 'Special Issue of Oversea-Chinese Writers', sold out in three months. Zhong attended the London Book Fair in 2012 and met many Beijing writer friends, such as the Vice Editor-in-chief of People's Literature and Pathlight magazines, recalled their friendship in Beijing in his published London Diaries. Zhong also wrote London theater reviews for newspapers and National Drama Study, and was cited by "Shakespeare beyond English" published in the UK. In 2013, her novel "Personal  Statement"(written in 2000 at Beijing) was published in Shanghai. In 2013, Zhong joint a reality dating TV show of Channel 4 and appeared on First Dates as herself. This was her first public appearance in the UK and she became the TV advertising model in its first season. In 2014, Harvest published the Kindle version of "Chinatown"; then the paperback edition was published in 2015, and was appraised to have filled the 'remarkable blank space of illegal immigration in contemporary Chinese literature history' (Editor's Review). In March 2015, Yilin Zhong had her first interview since 2002 with Harvest literary  magazine for her new book "Chinatown", and the interviewer recommended that 'one of this literary work's very great significance', is that 'it has changed our understanding of the world'. In 2015, Zhong took a trip to New York, and then began to write her first novel in English: "Dear New York,(1-4)"; Book 1-3 were written between Dec 2015 and March 2016 in London, and Book 4 was completed in May 2016 in New York. She also sketched a new fiction "Miss China" and a non-fiction "Folks of New York" at Manhattan, and then wrote her first  collection of poems in English after coming back to London in the fall of 2016. In October 2017, Zhong wrote her latest fiction "The Private Scene" as the third book of the personal statement trilogy, which was a derivative work of the second book of the trilogy, "In London". The novel "In London" was written in 2005 in London and was published in February 2018 in China, having an unpublished foreword written by Wenfen Chen-Malmqvist, plus a few thousands words relating to political events were deleted due to the publishing censorship in China. In 2017-18, Zhong wrote her  column "The London Scene" for Southern Weekend newspaper, her first column in Chinese media. Up until 2021, Zhong has published ten books including eight novels, all sold out. Speech Ban. On 6 February 2020, right after the death of Dr. Li Wenliang, one of the covid-19 'eight gentlemen' in Wuhan, Yilin Zhong posted a Weibo to question Dr. Li's death in suspicious, suspecting that he was not naturally dead but was killed by some Wuhan malfeasance officers in order to destroy evidence of their malfeasance during the Coronavirus spreading from December 2019 to January 2020. Her post was immediately  deleted by Sina Weibo and she was forbidden to post for one week. Then she was scolded by a large number of Chinese official media, together with CNN who also suspiciously questioned about Dr. Li Wenliang's death. One week later, on 14 February, the day of being 'allowed' to speak, Yilin Zhong at once published a 5,000-word inference article 'Li Wenliang's Life and Death Line' on her Weibo account with the cached photo, analyzing Dr. Li Wenliang's life line from the day he was infected and separately hospitalized for 21 days until he was finally diagnosed , to when he was officially 'declared' to have died after 26 days of hospitalization. She was immediately banned to speak on Weibo again and her Weibo account with 78,500 followers was then closed for a year. On 13 February, right after the Chinese central government removed two Party Committee Secretaries in Hubei, Yilin Zhong found the broadband at her London home was suddenly cut off by the hacker. In April 2020, when Yilin Zhong was interviewed by Jiemian News in China, she reviewed the Covid-19 issue since 6th Feb up to April and criticized a series of erroneous decisions by  Hubei government, including concealing the epidemic figures, delaying Li Wenliang ’s treatment and leading to his death, etc. However, because of the sensitive content, the news article only limitedly reported a few points she made, so she had to post her full speech content on Youtube. Then almost at the same time when Wuhan writer Fang Fang has published her 'Wuhan Diary' in both USA and Germany, Amazon.com sent Yilin Zhong an official notification notifying her that they had closed her KDP author's account and had removed all her books from the Kindle Store, despite the fact that all  her Kindle books are fiction works and were published via KDP more than three years ago. On 6 December 2021, a few months after Zhong's Weibo account was recovered from the one year ban, Weibo has officially announced to have permanently closed Yilin Zhong's Weibo account with 83,808 fans and all contents became invisible, due to her 'harmful speech' regarding Covid-19 and other political reviews. On 7 December, Zhong's Wechat official account 'Yilin Zhong in London' was also closed down with all her articles were deleted, which means now she was banned from the public sight in  China. London Single Lady Series《伦敦单身女郎》系列 (Fiction, Season 1-5) Yilin Zhong Yilin Zhong() is a British Chinese journalist, screenwriter and author. She is the author of seventeen novels, two film screenplays, ten books and many other work including poems and literary reviews. She now lives in London. Early life. Yilin Zhong was born in China. Her father was a literary editor at China Federation of Literary and Art Union in Beijing, however was exiled to southwest China as miner during the Cultural Revolution. Zhong wrote her first poem at five which was published when she was seven, and her first