title: Keith Lewin

texts: The Director of the Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity is a British professor. He is known for his work in educational planning, economics and finance of education, teacher education, assessment, science and technology education policy in developing countries, educational aid and program evaluation. He is an adviser to the World Bank, DFID, UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning and others. His country experience includes projects in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. He was the Director of the Centre for International Education at the University of Sussex from 1995 to 2011. <mask> was the founding Director of the master's degree program in International Education and Development at the University of Sussex and has supervised more than 40 students. He has been a top ten grant holder at the University of Sussex for most of the last 15 years and has been a grant holder for over five million dollars in research and development projects.<mask> is a professor at two universities. He is the author of many books and journal articles. <mask> was born in the United Kingdom. He went to school in Kent and South London. He graduated with a first class honours degree after reading physics at Manchester University. He went on to complete a Masters in innovation and science policy and wrote a thesis on the scientific research organizations that were supported by British aid. He was one of the first graduate students at the Institute of Development Studies.TheDiploma Disease and the interface between education systems and labour markets were the focus of a large multi-country project. His thesis looked at the impact of external innovations on access, quality and outcomes linked to development. He took time out from his degree to teach physics and mathematics in Malaysia. He was appointed to a tenured post in 1977. He became the Director of the Centre for International Education in 1995. He is an Academician of the Academy of Social Sciences. <mask> has worked in South East Asia with a special focus on Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and India.He worked closely with colleagues in the Pusat Perkembangan Kurrikulum while completing his doctorate in Malaysia. He co-authored a major report on science education in Malaysia published by the Malaysian Ministry of Education and the UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning and has worked with many students and officials from the Ministry. <mask> was an advisor to the UNDP for the establishment of the National Institute of Education. The Sri Pada College of Education was developed by him. He assisted with the development of the education sector development framework programme which is coordinated by the World Bank. <mask> has worked with the National University of Educational Planning (NUEPA) in India on a large scale program of research on access and equity using household surveys and child tracking to understand more about why more than half the children in North Indian states fail to reach secondary school. An extensive programme of empirical research involving large scale household suirveys and village level school based data collection has been designed and developed by CREATE, a research consortium that Lewin helped develop.Lewin has worked closely with teams from Bihar, Tamil Nadu, and the Ministry of Human Resource Development to develop state level framework plans forRMSA with the aim of progressing towards universal access of quality secondary. There are plans for project participation, activities and costs. After the end of the Cultural Revolution and the fall of the "Gang of Four", China Lewin established the first educational link programs in China with a UK university. Professor Wang Chengxu was the leader of the centre for UK-China education links. The first phase of work centered around evaluating the impact of the Basic Education Law after the links were established. This anticipated the global commitments made at the World Conference on Education for All in Jomtien to universalise access to primary school. A similar exchange was established with Beijing Normal University.One rich, one poor, and one with a national minority population were chosen for the research program. The book was published by the UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning. After twenty years of development, the study was replicated in 2009. The new study shows dramatic changes in all the case study areas and draws attention to changing patterns of horizontal and vertical equity and to large scale demographic changes related to internal migration. <mask> was made an associate professor at Beijing Normal University in 1994. <mask> has worked in many countries in Africa. He worked with Dr Ude Bude and colleagues on a network to support development for environmental science and agriculture in fourteen African countries.The network was supported by the German Foundation for International Development. The outcomes from learning and teaching were determined by the quality of national assessments over the period. <mask> was special advisor to the Minister of Education in Mauritius on financing and the implementation of the Education Masterplan. <mask> began working in South Africa in 1994. He has been involved in a range of work with national departments, including sitting on a panel which reworked the national research funding system for science and technology. <mask> helped locate the Rockefeller Foundation funded African Children's Literacy in Science and Technology programme at UDW. He formed a partnership with the University of the Witwatersrand to conduct research on access and equity.TheMPSI was the first post-apartheid DFID education programme in South Africa. <mask> and Dr Janet Stuart worked together on the Multisite Teacher Education Research Project. In the 1990s, this was the largest DFID funded education research project. A collection of six books, over thirty working papers and a special edition of the International Journal of Educational and Development were created after it undertook empirical work in South Africa. <mask> was invited to be a senior consultant to the Government of Uganda and DFID in 2001 to develop the national framework for Post Primary Education and Training. He was senior consultant to the World Bank on finance for the Secondary Education Development Programme (World Bank) and for Planning Nine Year Basic Education in Rwanda, funded by DFID and the CfBT Education Trust. He developed software for national projection models for recurrent and capital financing to shape sustainable Medium Term Expenditure Frameworks, inform Sector Reviews leading to budget support, and focus policy dialogue on key issues.The extensive program of research of CREATE is one of the things he works on. He has worked with the Centre for Educational Research and Training in Zomba on secondary school financing. In 2012 he gave the opening keynote at a national research workshop in Ethiopia focused on education access, equity and quality supported by the Ministry of Education, DFID and the British Council. <mask> has acted as an advisor to many multi and bi-lateral development partners. After presenting to the Bellagio Group of development partners in Mt St Marie, Quebec in 1981 he became increasingly involved in educational planning working closely with the UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning in Paris where he developed approaches to planning in financial austerity and to planning science education. The latter led to seminars on the development of science education at the World Bank and a book. <mask> was invited to co-convene the Round table on "Educating all the Children: The Financial Challenge for the 1990s" at the World Conference on Education for All in Thailand in 1990.There was a flow of activities related to addressing problems of sustainable financing for the expanded access to secondary schooling critical for development dependent on more knowledge intensive production and competitive service sector industries. The topic of a Round Table at the World Education Forum in 2000 was about this. <mask> presented his work on secondary school financing and development to the Commonwealth Education Minister's Conference in Cape Town and the Association for the Development of Education in Africa in Maputo. The models of educational exclusion developed by Lewin for CREATE have been used by the program to research out of school children. The 2010 Strategy paper and Thematic Strategy for Education were both used with these models. They were presented at the opening of the ninth meeting of the Forum of Education Minister's. <mask> gave the keynote address at the Commonwealth Minister's meeting in Mauritius in 2012 on the post 2015 development agenda for education.<mask> was appointed as technical advisor to the Ministerial Committee. The matrix of goals, targets, and indicators was published in January. <mask>'s main research commitment since 2005 has been to develop the parallel program of work within the framework of the CREATE partnerships. The initial funding for the research consortium was from DFID. The Consortium has done research on access, equity and learning in basic education in Bangladesh at BRAC University, India at the National University of Educational Planning and Administration, and the University of Cape Coast, South Africa. In partnership with national teams of researchers, the research has taken place on a smaller scale in several countries. Over 150 research products have been produced, including five books, 75 research monographs and four special editions of journals.The research can be found at the CREATE website, as well as in the Making Rights Realities publication. <mask> has directed several multi-country research and development programs, including the Multisite Teacher Education Research Project. The first major DFID project in education in South Africa is the Mpumalanga Primary School Initiative support program. Secondary education in Africa is financed. The World Bank has a program for secondary education in Africa. Secondary education in developing countries is financed by the IIEP. Science Education and Development is funded by the IIEP and World Bank and explores curriculum, pedagogy, planning and financing across a range of countries.There are non government providers of education. Several contributions to thinking and to the literature on education and development have been made by the contributions to education and development Planner's Paradox Lewin. He studied educational innovation in low income countries. ThePlanner's Paradox was generated by this. In order to deliver quality learning equitably, innovation is needed. Although innovation is needed, it can be disruptive. Quality learning and equity may be affected by innovation.The downward spiral may be related to the result of "planning in terms of what ought to be rather than what is." <mask>'s concept of "Zones of Improbable Progress (ZIPS), which he developed, characterizes the pursuit of goals long after it has become clear they are impossible in the time available." <mask> was one of the first analysts to argue for balanced development strategies after the Jomtien World Conference on Education for All. At the expense of investment in other education sub-sectors, Jomtien set the scene for an over emphasis on bi-lateral and multi-lateral support for primary school. Patterns of disbursement changed over the next decade. <mask>'s work on financing secondary expansion at IIEP, with the Secondary Education in Africa programme of the World Bank and in DFID advisor's retreats made a substantial contribution to shifting the emphasis to more balanced patterns of investment consistent with what many recipients of development assistance had long argued was. One of the few cross national studies of initial teacher education with an African focus is the Multi site Teacher Education research programme.It looked at what happens before, during and after training in traditional college based programs and in more innovative distance delivery training. Many aspects of more and less effective practice were identified by it. It drew attention to the importance of matching the duration and costs of training with career futures and the half life of a trained teacher. If many graduates don't become career teachers, long periods of residential pre-career training can be very expensive and inefficient in high turnover systems. Lewin shows it is better to invest in initial training and continuous professional development in order to deliver more training "just in time" for those who need it. Lewin's work in the CREATE consortium, with its extensive network of partners, has made a significant contribution to redefine policy dialogue around access, equity and learning outcomes. The "Zones of Exclusion" approach, developed within CREATE, has been used to unpack different aspects of exclusion and inclusion.It is not 65 million children who have no access to basic education because of the "expanded vision of access" which includes enrol and progression on schedule, high levels of attendance and time on task, and learning achievement consistent with grades. Universal access through to successful completion of basic education, especially for girls, is dependent on its insights into the extent and consequences of over-age enrolment, which is endemic in many parts of Sub Saharan Africa and South Asia. Increased participation as a result of massive investments in Education for All programs have yet to provide as much benefit to the poor as the middle class. Confirmations that relate to the role of the state as the provider of last resort to the poor provides a counterpoint to the arguments of those who believe that the role of the state in providing public goods can and should be reduced. At national level meetings, the country research reports of CREATE have been launched. <mask>'s work on indicators of progress has been influential. Performance targeting leads to "gaming" the systems used to evaluate outcomes, according to his work.The moral hazard embedded in systems that reward progress by withdrawing support when goals are achieved and the difficulties when performance approaches a limit are highlighted. When changes in values in the same direction could indicate improvement or deterioration in performance, he highlights the difficulties of interpreting composite indices. <mask> is the author of numerous books, journal articles and reports on education and development. There are works on educational innovation in developing countries, educational planning and finance, science education and development, access to basic education, non-state providers of education, and teacher education. Making Rights Realities: Researching Educational Access, Transitions and Equity was published in 2011. The Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity has a research report. The University of SUSsEX is in BRIGHTON.Strategies for sustainable financing of secondary school The World Bank has a series on secondary education in Africa. Non State Secondary Schooling in Africa? Exploring the Evidence in South Africa. DFID is in London. Researching Teacher Education: New Perspectives on Practice, Performance and Policy was written by Janet Stuart. Changing Patterns of Teacher Education in South Africa: Policy Practice and Prospects was edited by Michael Samuel and Yusuf Sayed.Primary Teacher Education in Malawi: Insights into Practice and Policy was written by Janet Stuart and Demis Kunje. Financing Secondary Education in Developing Countries, with F. Caillods, International Institute for Educational Planning, Paris. Planning and policy issues at secondary level in 1997. The International Institute of Educational Planning is in Paris. The Case Studies of Change Makers, with Janet S Stuart, was published in 1996. MacMillan. Insights into Science Education; Planning and Policy Priorities in Malaysia was published in 1994.The International Institute for Educational Planning is in Paris. Implementing Basic Education in China: Progress and Prospects in Rich, Poor and National Minority Areas was written in 1994. The Impact of the 1985 Reforms on Educational Innovation in China was written in 1994. C. Colclough wrote Educating All the Children; Strategies for Primary Education in Developing Countries. The International Institute for Educational Planning is located in Paris. Doing Educational Research in Developing Countries: Qualitative Strategies was published in 1990. Education in austerity and options for planners.The International Institute for Educational Planning has a series called Fundamentals of Educational Planning. "Nine Year Compulsory Education in China: What can be Learned from Two Decades of Development?" is a book chapter. In Hangyin Qin. The Experience of Nine Year Compulsory Education in China. UNESCO Publishing, Beijing. N V Varghese and M Bray wrote a book about four decades of educational planning. ), Directions in Educational Planning: International Experiences and Perspectives, International Institute of Educational Planning, UNESCO Publishing, Paris 2007, "Why Some EFA and Millennium Development Goals will Not Be Met: Difficulties with Goals and Targets"Growth Aid and Development: Towards Education for All is a book. The University of Hong Kong has a comparative education research centre. The Limits to Growth of Non-Government Private Schooling in Sub-Saharan Africa was published in 2007. How do the books balance in multi grade? In A W Little. Education for All and Multi grade Teaching: Challenges and opportunities was published in the Netherlands. "Seeking Secondary Schooling in Sub-Saharan Africa: Four Fallacies, Four Foresights and Four Freedoms" was published in 2005.Reintegrating Education, Skills and Work in Africa: towards Informal or Knowledge Economies? The Centre of African Studies is located at the University of Edinburgh. "Planning Post Primary Education: A New Priority" was written in 2004. "Science Teacher Education Policy in Developing Countries" was written in 2003 by K. O-saki, K. Hosea, and W. Ottevanger. Science Teacher Education in Africa, Ways forward is at the Free University of Amsterdam. "An International Perspective on Teacher Education Across the Muster Countries" was written in 2003 by K. M<mask>, M. Samuel M and Y. Sayed. Changing Patterns of Teacher Education in South Africa: Policy Practice and Prospects was written by Heinemann.The Status of Secondary Schooling in Developing Countries was published in 2001. Strategies for sustainable growth are related to financing secondary education in developing countries. The International Institute for Educational Planning is in Paris. "The Cost of Culture: Some Dilemmas for Educational Investment in Mauritius" was written in 2000. Education, Culture and Economics have problems. New York 25pp. "Educational Development in Asia; Prospects, Problems and Priorities" was published in 2000.Basic education for all is a global concern for quality. "Access to Education Revisited: Equity, Drop out and Transitions to Secondary School in South Asia and Sub Saharan Africa" was published in the International Journal of Education and Development. pp. 333–338. Can India catch up with expanding access to secondary education? The International Journal of Education and Development is a journal. pp.382–394. The Policies, Politics and Progress of Access to Basic Education was published in 2011. 478:483. "Policy Dialogue and Target Setting: Do Current Indicators of Education for All Signify Progress?" The Journal of Educational Policy is a journal. pp. 57–89."Access to education in sub-Saharan Africa: patterns, problems and possibilities." Education, 45 (2). pp. 149–164. "Education in Sub Saharan Africa: Researching Access, Transitions and Equity" was published in 2009. Education, 45 (2). pp.142–151. In 2012 there was a publication called Access, Transitions and Equity in Education in Ghana: Researching Practice, Problems and Policy. K. M<mask>, P. Wasanga, and E. Wanderi wrote about participation and performance in education in sub-Saharan Africa. The Role of Maternal Education During Educational Expansion for Children in Sub-Saharan Africa was published in 2011. Education and Change in Rich, Poor and National Minority Areas in China: Two Decades of Transition was published in 2011. Taking Targets to Task Revisited: How Indicators of Progress on Access to Education can Mislead. "Beyond Universal Access to Elementary Education in India: Is it Achievable at Inexpensive Costs?" was written in 2011.Changing Patterns of Access to Education in Anglophone and Francophone Countries in Sub Saharan Africa: Is Education for All Pro-Poor? was published in 2011. School Drop Out in Bangladesh: New Insights from Longitudinal Evidence was published in 2010. 2007, Expanding Access to Secondary Schooling in Sub-Saharan Africa: Key Planning and Finance Issues. Long Term Planning for EFA and the MDGs: Modes and Mechanisms was published in 2007. The Limits to Growth of Non-Government Private Schooling in Sub Saharan Africa was written in 2007. Improving Access, Equity and Transitions in Education: Creating a Research Agenda was published in 2007. The article "Pacific: Parents must send children to school at right age" was published in the May 2012 edition of Pacific.Scoop.

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title: Charles Edward Broadhurst

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texts: <mask> was a pioneer pastoralist and pearler in colonial Western Australia. He was a member of the Western Australian Legislative Council. He was named one of Western Australia's 100 most influential citizens in 2009. In being a younger son, <mask> left the Tootal, Broadhurst and Lee textile empire and joined his elder brother on his sheep station in Victoria. He was a pastoralist with his brother. <mask> had seven children with Eliza Howes, a teacher and musician, who he married on June 22, 1860. He began exporting horses to India on his own.<mask> was involved in the Denison Plains Company's plans to establish Victorian settlers to the fabled Denison Plains, near present-day Halls Creek, via the new settlement at Camden Harbour, Western Australia. He sailed with settlers and stock on the Warrior in 1865. After hearing of the failure at Camden Harbour, they decided to sail for the settlement at Roebuck Bay, but after failing to enter the bay due to adverse winds, they were disembarked at Tien Tsin. When the difficulties in the north-west were brought to the attention of the company, they suffered heavy financial losses and were eventually bankrupted. 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It was decided to make the administrative base for the 'North District' at the townsite of Roebourne. This happened in August of 1866. <mask> was acting government resident when Sholl took leave. The <mask> family left the north soon after the disappearance of the Emma, a tragedy which claimed the lives of Trevarton Sholl, W.F. The leading pearler in the district and a third of the European population of the North District in 1867 was Tays. She established a day and boarding school in Perth in order to make ends meet while her husband was away.She was never able to take her rightful place in society due to the scandals surrounding her husband, but her home became a focal point for young society women. <mask> remained in the north west of Western Australia for many years maintaining pastoral runs on what was to become the Karratha Station. In the 19th century, he was involved in the pearling industry at Nickol Bay, where naked diving became the norm. In 1868, in partnership with Dempster, Barker and Gull, he introduced the 'hard hat' to the pearling industry, but it failed. He was one of the first settlers to import Malay pearl divers when the native divers demanded too much. <mask> bought a mother boat in the pearl industry and a transport for shell and labourers in England in 1871. It was the first steamship to trade on the coast of Western Australia, carrying over 140 Malays to the coast and taking goods, passengers and shell to the Straits Settlements.<mask> had financial difficulties after the loss of the Xantho. He took his men to Shark Bay because he couldn't continue as a pearler in the north west. <mask> was nominated to the Western Australian Legislative Council on July 6, 1874, after being hailed as a "man in 10,000" due to his success. <mask> was in charge when he moved to Perth. The Malays employed by <mask> and Cadell were unable to return home and some had to starve to death due to a severe downturn in the industry. Robert Fairbairn was sent to investigate the conditions at Shark Bay in 1875. A total of 18 Malays were not paid by <mask>.4s. 2d. Recovering. 12s. 5d. <mask>'s property at Shark Bay was sold. 10 Malays were found to have been under paid.14s. 4d. They recovered just £16. 16s. <mask> resigned from the Legislative Council. He sought a writ of certiorari and the judgement was set aside by the Supreme Court on the technicality that the notice had not been given to <mask> personally. <mask> tried to sell the Shark Bay shell in London.He was the pioneer of fish-canning at Mandurah. He worked in the industry until 1890, but he did not prove to be a success. He retired in favor of his son, who had a successful career. F.C. excavated the Gun Island guano deposits. The Dutch East India Company ship was unearthed by <mask>'s men. He presented the finds to the State of Western Australia. <mask> arranged for the purchase and translation of an original account of its loss after initially thinking the relics were from the.After a playmate of his children became interested in the story, an adult conducted her own research into the tragedy. The <mask>s purchased a home in Bournemouth called Karrakatta after retirement in England. In the 19th century feminist movement, one daughter, Katherine Elime <mask>, followed her mother's interests. She became a suffragist. The Karrakatta Club was formed by the 12 women who formed the St George Reading Circle. Western Australian became the second state in Australia to grant women the vote. <mask> died at Bournemouth on April 26, 1905.The Explorers of Western Australia were members of the Western Australian Legislative Council.

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title: Kate Steinitz

texts: In the creation of her own art works, as a preserver and collector of the art of her times, <mask> played a significant role in the history of art. <mask> is remembered for her work with Kurt Schwitters and her scholarship on Leonardo da Vinci. Life <mask> was born into an upper-middle-class family in Beuthen, Upper Silesia. She was educated in Berlin after her father was transferred there in 1899. She attended drawing classes with the artist Kthe Kollwitz. She attended the Academie und Studienateliers fuer Malerei und Plastik in Berlin, as well as the Académie de la Grande Chaumire and the Sorbonne in Paris. She married a physician, Dr. <mask>, in 1912 or 1913, after returning from a study visit in Paris.Her husband joined the army after the outbreak of war. In 1917, he was called to the front and in 1918 the <mask> family relocated. Beate was born in 1920. <mask> painted portraits of her daughters. Dancers, entertainers, and other performers were favored subjects for her drawings and paintings. She was involved in the local art scene. <mask> and Kurt Schwitters collaborated on several projects, including children's books, opera librettos, books, and festivals.Schwitters and Steinitz collaborated with Theo van Doesburg to produce several children's fairy-tale books. For the publication of their work, the artists founded their own publishing house, which they called APOSS, an acronym that stood for active, P,paradox, OS, and S. <mask> began to write under the names "Annette Nobody" and "Mia Meyer" in various journals of the Berlin publisher Ullstein Verlag. The <mask> family fled to New York City in 1936 after being told they couldn't write for German publications. <mask> continued to paint and do commercial art work in New York to supplement the family's income. She began working as 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Steinitz's youngest daughter Beate died of an illness in 1941.Her husband Dr. <mask> died on February 1, 1942. His wife found him dead on the floor of his room. He wrote a note to her in German and said that he was suffering from a heart problem. There was no mention of suicide in the note and there was no evidence that the hypodermic needle that was found near him had been used. The police thought he might have died of a heart attack before he used the morphine. <mask> moved to San Francisco to be closer to her daughter. She moved to Los Angeles in 1944 after becoming an American citizen.She was attracted to and interested in his Leonardo collection after she consulted Dr. Belt. He appreciated her intelligence, language skills, wide network of friends abroad, and knowledge of art and books, even though she had no formal academic credentials or training. <mask> turned herself into a serious Leonardo scholar because she was grateful to Dr. Belt for steady and fulfilling work. In 1969 she was invited to deliver the annual Lettura Vinciana in Vinci, Italy, the highest honor for contributors to the field of Leonardo studies, after she published an important bibliography of the Treatise on Painting. When the collection was transferred to UCLA in 1961, she was appointed as an Honorary Curator of the Library and remained there until her death at the age of 72. <mask>'s artistic, bohemian, and fun-loving side remained intact despite her professional turn towards scholarship. Both European and American art world figures called on her in her West Los Angeles apartment, where she had important work created by the artistic visionaries of her youth including El Lissitzky, Kurt Schwitters, Lszl Moholy-Nagy, Paul Klee, WassilyHer friends in Los Angeles included members of the German-Jewish émigré community, as well as people across the spectrum of the art world. On the occasion of her 80th birthday in 1969 the Los Angeles County Museum of art organized an exhibition consisting of both her own work and art from her personal collection. <mask> wore a silver lamé sheath and headband with bobbling balls for the opening and declared to her friends that she was ready for the Space Age. The English edition of her book on Kurt Schwitters was published in 1968. <mask> died in Los Angeles. A retrospective of her work was held in 1994 at a private museum in Irvine, California. Further reading <mask>, <mask>n, and William A. Emboden.1994. <mask><mask>: art into life into art is a retrospective of the life and work of one of the most diverse artists. The Museum is in Irvine, Calif. <mask> has a collection of art from Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. The Art Gallery is located at California State College San Bernardino. "<mask>, Librarian, Artist, Scholar: Being a Thirteen-part tribute to One Whose Verve Has Enlivened Some Eight Decades on Two Continents." The Wilson Library Bulletin was published.January 1970: 512–537. Contributions by Peter Selz, Walter Hopps, and Ladislao Reti. The Steinitz (TraumaKatenn) Papers are from the archives of William A. Emboden, Jr. The Charles E. Young Research Library is located at the University of California, Los Angeles. The URL is http://www.oac.cdlib.org. There is a Finding Aid to the <mask>itz Papers in the Archives of American Art. The record was opened for research in 2016The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C has the Schwitters-Steinitz Collection. The Archives of American Art has a photograph of <mask>, and the Archives of American Art has a photograph of Beate and Lotti <mask>.

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title: Dmitry Medvedev

texts: The deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia is a Russian politician. He was president from 2008 to 2012 and prime minister from 2012 to 2020. The president was elected in 2008. He was seen as more liberal than Putin, who was also appointed prime minister. Modernising Russia's economy and society was one of the top priorities of the president. The New START nuclear arms reduction treaty was signed by Russia and the United States and Russia emerged victorious from the Great Recession. Despite being accused of corruption himself, <mask> launched an anti-corruption campaign.After the 2012 presidential election, he was succeeded by Putin. The prime minister was appointed by Putin. He resigned along with the rest of the government to allow Putin to make changes to the constitution. The new deputy chairman of the Security Council was appointed by Putin on the same day. <mask> was born in the Soviet Union. His father was a chemical engineer at the Leningrad State Institute of Technology. Herzen State Pedagogical University is where <mask>'s mother studied languages and taught Russian.She worked as a tour guide at the Palace. The Medvedevs lived in a 40 m2 apartment in the district of Leningrad. He was the only child of his parents. The Medvedevs were thought of as a Soviet intelligentsia family. His maternal grandparents were Ukrainians. His family roots are in the Belgorod region. <mask> was described by his first grade teacher as a "dreadful why-asker".He would hurry home to work on his assignments after playing with his friends. The tenth volume of the Small Soviet Encyclopedia was studied by <mask> in the third grade. He memorised the primary Earth's geologic development periods from the Archean up to the Cenozoic in the second and third grades. He was interested in chemistry in the fourth and fifth grades. He had a degree in sport. His curiosity grew in grade seven when he met his future wife, who was studying at the same school. The school performance was affected by this.The school's final exams in 1982 were a tough period when he had to mobilize his abilities for the first time in his life. The academic career of 17-year-old <mask> began in the fall of 1982. He said that he was lucky to have chosen a field that genuinely interested him and that it was his thing. <mask> was described as a correct and diplomatic person who presented his arguments firmly without offending. During his student years, <mask> was a fan of the English rock bands Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple, as well as participating in athletic contests in rowing and weight-lifting. He was part of a group of people who graduated from the Law Department of Leningrad State University. After graduating, <mask> considered joining the prosecutor's office to become an investigator, however, he took an opportunity to pursue graduate studies as the civil law chair, accepting three budget-funded post-graduate students to work at the chair.In 1990 he received his Candidate of Sciences degree in private law after defending his thesis on "Problems of Realisation of Civil Juridical Personality of State enterprise". One of the professors at the university was Anatoly Sobchak, a major democratic politician of the 1980s and 1990s. In 1988, Sobchak's team of democrats had a successful campaign for a seat in the new soviet parliament. After Sobchak's election campaign, <mask> continued his academic career in the position of docent at his alma mater. He taught Roman and civil law. One student said that <mask> was a popular teacher. Over the years, a million copies of a popular civil law textbook have been sold.At the small law firm he founded with his friends, he was able to supplement his academic salary. In 1990 Anatoly Sobchak returned from Moscow to become Chairman of the Leningrad City Council. <mask> was hired by Sobchak to head his election campaign. Vladimir Putin was one of Sobchak's students. In the summer of 2015, Sobchak was elected Mayor of the city, and <mask> became a consultant to City Hall's Committee for Foreign Affairs. It was headed by Putin. In November 1993, he became the legal affairs director of ILP.As the firm launched a significant expansion, <mask> aided the company in developing a strategy. He received 20% of the company's stock. In the next seven years, the company became Russia's largest lumber company with an annual revenue of $500 million. In 1999 he sold his shares in ILP. He was hired by the central government of Russia. The profits realised by the man are not known. Vladimir Putin joined the Russian presidential administration in 1996.He became Prime Minister of Russia in 1999. In 1999, he became one of several from St. Petersburg brought in by Putin to top government positions in Moscow. He became one of the politicians closest to President Putin when he was appointed deputy head of the presidential staff. He was Putin's campaign manager during the 2000 Presidential elections. Putin received 52.94% of the popular vote. After the election, he commented that he thoroughly enjoyed the work and that it was a test of strength. Putin launched a campaign against corruption as President.The chairman of the board of directors of the gas company was appointed by him. The previous corrupt management was put an end to tax evasion and asset stripping. After serving as deputy chair from 2001 to 2002, he became chair for the second time in June 2002. The company's market cap grew from $7.8 billion in 2000 to $300 billion in early 2008. During gas price disputes, <mask> was in charge of Russia's negotiations. Alexander Voloshin had been the presidential chief of staff. When Putin appointed him as the First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, he moved from the presidential administration of the government.The implementation of the National Priority Projects focused on improving public health, education, housing and agriculture. The program saw an increase of wages in healthcare and education and the construction of new apartments, but it wasn't enough to change Russia's infrastructure. According to opinion polls, most Russians thought the money invested in the projects had been wasted. Following his appointment as First Deputy Prime Minister, many political observers began to regard him as a potential candidate for the 2008 presidential elections, although Western observers believed he was too liberal and pro-Western for Putin to endorse him as a candidate. Western observers expected the candidate to come from the ranks of the security and military officials who were appointed to high positions during Putin's presidency. The strongest candidates were the silovik and the administrator-specialist. In opinion polls which asked Russians to pick their favourite successor to Putin from a list of candidates not containing Putin himself, <mask> was the first one to come out.In November of 2006 <mask>'s trust rating was more than double that of Ivanov. His high-profile role in the National Priority Projects probably boosted his popularity. On December 10, 2007, President Putin announced his preferred successor. The announcement was made on TV with four parties suggesting the same thing, and then Putin giving his endorsement. The pro-Kremlin parties were United Russia, Fair Russia, Agrarian Party of Russia and Civilian Power. On December 17, 2007, delegates to the United Russia party congress secret balloted and endorsed <mask> as their candidate in the 2008 presidential election. Since the president is not allowed to hold another post under the current laws, he decided to step down as chairman of Gazprom.The Russian Central Election Commission accepted his registration on January 21, 2008. Putin said that he endorsed <mask> because of the 2008 presidential election campaign. According to an opinion poll conducted by Russia's independent polling organisation, the Levada Center, 80% of Russians were ready to vote for <mask> if the election were held immediately. The Communist Gennady Zyuganov and the LDPR's Vladimir Zhirinovsky both received 9% in the same poll. 42% of the survey responders said that the strength of the candidate came from Putin's support. In his first speech after being endorsed, <mask> said that he would appoint Putin to the post of prime minister. Although constitutionally barred from a third consecutive presidential term, such a role would allow Putin to continue as an influential figure in Russian politics.Should <mask> be elected president, Putin will accept the position of prime minister. Although Putin had pledged not to change the distribution of authority between the president and prime minister, many analysts expected a shift in the center of power from the presidency to the prime minister post when Putin assumed the latter under a <mask> presidency. The pair were depicted side by side with a slogan. <mask> promised to work with Putin after he was elected. In December 2007, in preparation for his election campaign, <mask> announced that funding of the National Priority Projects would be raised by 260 billion rubles. Like his predecessor, <mask> refused to take part in televised debates due to his high workload as first deputy prime minister. Instead, he presented his views on his website.The campaign began with stops in the oblasts. At Russia's second Civic Forum on January 22, 2008, <mask> advocated a liberal-conservative agenda for modernising Russia. Russia needed decades of stable development because it had exhausted its share of revolutions and social upheavals in the twentieth century, according to <mask>. While still aiming to continue his predecessor's agenda of stabilisation, <mask> emphasized liberal modernisation. At the Fifth Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum on February 15, 2008, <mask> harshly condemned Russia's "legal nihilism" and highlighted the need to ensure independence of the country. <mask> advocated for private property, economic deregulation and lower taxes in the economy. Russia's economy should be modernized by focusing on four "I"s: institutions, infrastructure, innovation and investment.The President of Russia was elected on March 2, 2008. The final election results gave him 70.28% of the votes and a 69.7% voter turnout. The main competitors received 17.72% and 9.35%. Putin's electorate accounted for three-quarters of the vote. According to surveys, if Putin and <mask> ran for president at the same time, they would have gotten 9% of the vote. International observers disagreed with the fairness of the election. The elections were neither free nor fair according to the head of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.The inequality of candidate registration and the abuse of administrative resources were decried by the few western vote monitors. Shpilkin analysed the results of the election and came to the conclusion that the results were doctored. However, after the correction for the alleged falsification factor, <mask> still came out as the winner, although with less than 70% of the vote. The Inauguration of the third President of the Russian Federation was held in the Grand Kremlin Palace. After taking the oath of office and receiving a gold chain of double-headed eagles symbolising the presidency, he stated: His inauguration coincides with the celebration of the Victory Day on 9 May. He signed a decree to provide housing for war veterans after attending the military parade. The Prime Minister of Russia was appointed on 8 May 2008 by the President.Only the Communist Party of the Russian Federation voted against the nomination, as it was approved with a clear majority. Putin proposed a list of names for his new cabinet. There were several high-profile changes, but most of the personnel remained the same. The Minister of Justice was replaced by Alexander Konovalov, the Minister of Energy was replaced by Sergei Shmatko, and the Minister of Communications was replaced by Igor Shchyogolev. In the presidential administration, Sergei Sobyanin was replaced by Sergei Naryshkin. Alexander Bortnikov became the new head of the Federal Security Service. The President's core team now includes Arkady Dvorkovich and Natalya Timakova.The man who became his personal assistant was the man who 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The balance of different groups in the Presidential administration and in the government was not in danger, according to reports. For the first time in 20 years, the influence of the powerful security/military-related siloviki weakened after Medvedev's inauguration. They were replaced by a network of civil law scholars that were preferred by Medvedev. The nature of his Presidency and his relationship with Putin were subject to a lot of media speculation. In a unique situation in the Russian Federation's political history, the constitutionally powerful President was now flanked with a highly influential Prime Minister who also remained the country's most popular politician. Putin's previous tenure as Prime Minister under Boris Yeltsin was the only exception, as all previous Prime Ministers had been almost completely subservient to the President.Journalists quickly dubbed the new system with a dual-headed executive as "government by tandem" or "tandemocracy". According to Daniel Treisman, early in <mask>'s presidency, Putin seemed ready to disengage and start withdrawing to the background. The late-2000s financial crisis and the 2008 South Ossetia war changed Putin's plans and caused him to resume a stronger role in Russian politics. The war between Georgia and South Ossetia and Abkhazia began in the summer of 2008 and was supported by Russia. Georgia launched a military operation in South Ossetia in the night of August 7. Many South Ossetians who had Russian citizenship were killed in the fighting. At the time of the attack, Putin was in Beijing for the opening ceremony of the Olympics.The Defence Minister, Anatoliy Serdyukov, had a telephone conversation with the President. The use of force against Georgia is likely to have been authorized by <mask>. 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texts: The Russian military operation ended on August 12th. On the same day, a peace deal was signed between warring parties. South Ossetia and Abkhazia became independent states after a decree was signed by the president.The five-day conflict cost the lives of 48 Russian soldiers, including 10 peacekeepers, while Georgia lost 170 soldiers and 14 policemen. The Russian popular opinion of the military intervention was broadly positive, not just among the supporters of the government, but across the political spectrum. It was seen as his effective handling of the war that catapulted his popularity ratings to over 70%. The 5-point strategy of the Russian foreign policy was formulated after the conflict. The conflict in Georgia began with a large-scale Georgian military operation against the town of Tskhinvali and the surrounding areas. Russia was hit by the global financial crisis in September of 2008. Russian officials had said before that Russia would be safe because of its stable macroeconomic situation and large reserves.Russia's GDP fell by over 8% in 2009, despite the fact that the recession was the worst in the country's history. More than 40 billion U.S. dollars was used by the government's response. To help troubled banks and initiate a large-scaleStimulus programme, lending $50 billion to struggling companies. Minor failures were handled in an effective way, and no major banks collapsed. Growth did not resume until 2010 despite the economic situation stabilizing in 2009. During the crisis, <mask>'s approval ratings fell from a high of 83% in September 2008 to a low of 68% in April 2009, but rebounded to a high of 75% in October 2009. The economic crisis and the war in South Ossetia delayed <mask>'s liberal programme, according to some analysts.The government and the Presidency had to focus on anti-crisis measures and handling the foreign policy implications of the war instead of launching the reforms. Modernising Russia's economy and society, decreasing the country's dependency on oil and gas revenues, and creating a diversified economy based on high technology and innovation are some of the goals of the Domestic policy Economy in the economic sphere. The top 5 priorities for the country's technological development are efficient energy use, nuclear technology, information technology, medical technology and pharmaceuticals, and space technology in combination with telecommunications. In his annual speech to the Federal Assembly, in November 2010, he called for greater privatisation of unneeded state assets both at the federal and regional level, and that Russia's regions must sell-off non-core assets to help fund post-crisis spending. The regions should be rewarded for finding their own sources of cash and the money from privatisation should be used to help modernise the economy. One of the priorities of the presidency is technological innovation. The Presidential Commission on Innovation was established in May of 2009.The entire Russian government is part of the commission. Although the state had increased its role in the economy in recent years, it should not be seen as a reason to privatize giant state corporations. The Prosecutor General, Yury Chayka, and the Chief of the Audit Directorate of the Presidential Administration of Russia were instructed by the President to investigate state corporations. He declared a mission to bring more high-tech innovation and investment to the country when he was in Silicon Valley in June of 2010. The shooting of a police officer in one of Moscow's supermarkets was one of the reasons that police reform was one of the top agendas of the man. At the end of 2009, a presidential decree was issued ordering the government to begin planning the reform. A draft law was posted on the Internet in August of 2010 for public discussion.Within 24 hours, the new website received more than 2,000 comments. Modifications to the draft were made based on citizen feedback. The State Duma is the lower house of the Russian parliament. The upper house of the Federation Council voted to approve the bill on February 2, 2011. The bill was signed into law by the president. The changes took effect on 1 March 2011. The salaries of Russian police officers were increased by 30%, the Interior Ministry personnel were cut and the jurisdiction over the police was centralised under the reform.The police reform was allocated over seven billion dollars from the federal budget. The creation of an Anti-Corruption Council was included in a decree signed by the president. The National Anti-Corruption Plan was published in the official newspaper in July of 2008. Legislation to disqualify state and municipal officials who commit minor corruption offences and make it compulsory for officials to report corruption are some of the measures suggested. The anti-corruption legislation was ordered to be prepared by the plan. Federal Law N 273-FZ was signed into law on December 25, 2008. According to Professor Richard Sakwa, "Russia now at last had serious, if flawed, legislation against corruption, which in the context was quite an achievement, although preliminary results were meager."Russia's score in the Corruption Perceptions Index rose from 2.1 in 2008 to 2.2 in 2009, which could be seen as a mildly positive response to the newly adopted package of anti-corruption legislation initiated and promoted by president <mask>. On 13 April 2010, the president signed a decree. The plan for the National Anti-Corruption Strategy is updated every two years. Increased fines, greater public oversight, and sociological research were included in the new strategy. The latest decree probably reflected the fact that the 2008 plan had yielded little result, according to Georgy Satarov, president of the Indem think tank. The president admitted in January that the government had failed in its anti-corruption measures. The Federal Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code and the Code of Administrative Offences of the Russian Federation was signed on 4 May 2011.The bill increased the fines for corruption to up to 100 times the amount of the bribe given or received. The president ordered the government to review the implementation of the new policy every year. Development of the political system was followed by accusations of administrative resources being used in support of United Russia candidates, with the leader of A Just Russia being especially critical. <mask> met with the chairman of the Central Election Commission of Russia and called for moderation in the use of administrative resources. In August 2009, he promised to break the United Russia party's hold on national and regional legislatures. The next regional elections were held in October of 2009, and United Russia won with a majority of the vote. The use of administrative resources in favor of the United Russia candidates was harshly criticized.The Communist, LDPR and A Just Russia parliamentary deputies walked out in October of 2009. The question of whether or not <mask> had the desire or ability to renew Russia's political system was raised after the 2009 regional elections. The First Deputy Chief of Staff warned that democratic experiments could result in more instability and that it could rip Russia apart. The vetoed bill restricted antigovernment demonstrations. The bill, passed on 22 October, prohibited anyone who had previously been convicted of organizing an illegal mass rally from seeking permission to stage a demonstration. <mask> made a public statement about the damage being done to Russia's politics by the dominance of the United Russia party. If the ruling party did not challenge, the country would face political stagnation, he claimed.He said in the speech that Russian democracy was improving. The authorities, in their view, had too much control over the political process as a result of discontent in political circles and opposition. In his first State of the Nation address to the Russian parliament on 5 November 2008, <mask> proposed to change the Constitution of Russia in order to increase the terms of the President and State Duma from four to six and five years respectively. The chairperson of the Constitutional Court and his deputy would be proposed to the parliament by the president rather than being elected by the judges, as was the case before. The Presidential Commission of the Russian Federation to Counter Attempts to Falsify History to the Detriment of Russia's Interests was set up in May 2009. He stated his opposition to equating Stalinism with Nazism in August of the same year. The involvement of the Soviet Union in the invasion of Poland was denied by <mask>.The European Union and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe were called a lie. Joseph Stalin was the one who saved Europe. The Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repressions was celebrated on 30 October 2009. He said that the memory of national tragedies is as sacred as the memory of victory. The Red Terror, the crimes of Joseph Stalin and other evil actions of the Soviet Bolsheviks destroyed the entire layers and classes of the Russian people for twenty years. The President said nothing can take precedence over the value of human life. In a speech on September 15, 2009, <mask> stated that he approved of the abolition of direct popular elections of regional leaders in 2004, and that he didn't see a return to them in 100 years.An amendment to the election law was proposed in 2009. In the spring of 2009, the amendment was signed into law. Parties that get more than 5% of the vote will get one seat, while parties that get less than 4% will get two seats. The seats for parties with over 7% support will be allocated first. Russian election law allows parties with representatives in the State Duma to put forward a list of candidates without having to collect signatures. The number of signatures required for the 2011 Duma elections was lowered under the 2009 amendments. 100,000 signatures will be required in subsequent elections.During the third month of <mask>'s presidency, Russia took part in the war with Georgia, which caused tension in Russia– United States relations to a post–Cold War high. Abkhazia and South Ossetia were officially recognised as independent states by a presidential decree issued on August 26th after a unanimous vote of the Federal Assembly of Russia. The Russian foreign policy was changed by the government on August 31, 2008, with five main principles in mind. The world is going to be multipolar. Russia won't seek confrontation with other nations. Russia will protect its citizens. Friendly regions will be developed by Russia.In his address to the parliament on 5 November 2008 he promised to deploy the Iskander missile system and radar-jamming facilities to counter the U.S. missile defence system in Eastern Europe. On 17 September 2009, President Barack Obama announced that the US would not deploy missile-defense elements in the Czech Republic and Poland. The war on Georgia was claimed to have prevented further NATO expansion. During the performance at the Yaroslavl Global Policy Forum, President <mask> declared that the doctrine of Karl Marx on class struggle is dangerous. There are conflicts between rich and poor people when economic growth is less visible. In such conditions, the doctrine on class struggle is being revived in many regions of the world. President Barack Obama said in August that they had a productive relationship.We did a lot of things that needed to be done. The prime minister visited the memorial complex to pay tribute to the victims of the genocide. A minute of silence was observed as <mask> laid flowers at the Eternal Fire. The crime was recognised by Russia in 1995. The Russian constitution clearly states that the President has more power in the state than the Prime Minister. According to the London Daily Telegraph, the more formal form of 'you' (, 'vy') 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 The Levada Center conducted a survey in September of 2009, in which 1,600 Russians took part, in which 32% believed that Putin held the most power, 42% believed that the two shared equal levels of influence, and 7% failed to answer."I am the leader of this state, I am the head of this state, and the division of power is based on this," he stated. There was a view from some analysts that some of <mask>'s actions and comments at the time were designed to separate him from Putin. His dealings with NATO and the United States in late 2010 may have been designed to show he is better able to deal with Western nations, and his comments in November about the need for a stronger opposition in Russian politics may have been to present himself as a moderniser. Other analysts thought the split was exaggerated and that Putin and <mask> were trying to maximize support for the authorities by appealing to different parts of society. There was a belief that the court verdict on the former oligarch and his partner would show whether or not Putin was still calling the shots. While speaking at the United Russia party congress on September 24, 2011, <mask> said that he would recommend Putin to be the party's presidential candidate and that the two men had brokered a deal to allow Putin to return to the presidency in 2012 after he was forced to stand down in 2008. The switch was called "rokirovka", the Russian term for the chess move "castling", by many in the media.He said he would be willing to do practical work in the government. Putin backed him for the position of Prime Minister of Russia if the United Russia won the upcoming Russian legislative election. The Russian Orthodox Church endorsed the proposal to let Putin return to the post of President of Russia. In his last state of the nation address in Moscow, <mask> called for reform of Russia's political system, including restoring the election of regional governors and allowing half the seats in the State Duma to be directly elected in the regions. "I hear those who talk about the need for change and understand them", said the president. The legal chance to participate in political life needs to be given to all active citizens. The opposition to the ruling United Russia party dismissed the proposals as political posturing that failed to adequately address protesters who claimed the election was rigged.On his last day in office, <mask> signed the last documents in the sphere of civil society, protection of human rights and modernisation. He approved the instructions by the results of the meeting with the Presidential council on Civil Society and Human Rights. The presidential programme for raising skills of engineers was approved by the president. The office of Prime Minister was created on 7 May 2012 when President Putin nominated <mask>. On 8 May 2012 the State Duma of the Russian Federation voted on the nomination submitted by the new president, and confirmed the choice of <mask> to the post. 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texts: in the legislative election in 2011. The nomination of <mask> to the office of Prime Minister was approved by the State Duma.After President Putin signed a decree formalising his appointment to the office, <mask> took office as Prime Minister of Russia. President Putin decided not to attend the G-8 Summit at Camp David in the United States in May of 2012 and was replaced by <mask>. At the G-8 meeting, <mask> was the first Prime Minister to represent Russia. His Cabinet was approved by the President. He was appointed as the Chairman of United Russia on 26 May. <mask> became Russia's first prime minister affiliated to a political party when he joined the party earlier in the week. Russia annexed the peninsula after the Ukrainian revolution.The peninsula became part of Russia on 18 March. The Federal Ministry for Crimea Affairs was formed during his visit. The Prime Minister was nominated by Putin for a second term. The State Duma voted on 8 May to confirm <mask> as Prime Minister. The composition of the Cabinet was approved by Putin on 18 May. The depiction of <mask> in an investigative film by the Anti-Corruption Foundation triggered discontentment. The crowd in central Moscow chanted "<mask>, resign!"."Putin is a thief!" In the summer of 2018, protests country-wide took place against the retirement age hike. The plan was announced by the government on the opening day of the World Cup in Russia. As a result of the demonstrations, the ratings of the two men plummeted. <mask> instructed to consult with foreign experts in developing proposals to fight with wildfires after the Siberia wildfires. On January 15, 2020, after Putin delivered the Presidential Address to the Federal Assembly in which he proposed several amendments to the constitution, the entire Cabinet resigned. President Putin wants to change the constitution to shift power away from the presidency.The changes to the constitution would change Russia's balance of power. The resignation was accepted by Putin. After Mikhail Fradkov's cabinet in 2007, the second cabinet voluntarily resigned. The Executive Order that was released stated that Putin had announced the resignation as per article 83 (c) and part 2 of the constitution. According to the report, the use of these sections revealed that it was Putin who had sacked <mask> and that the resignation was not voluntary but forced, since these sections give power to the president to dissolve the government without explanation or motivation. The Security Council has a deputy chairman. On January 16, 2020, <mask> was appointed to the post of deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia.His salary was 8,723.85 dollars. In a July interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda, <mask> said he retains good friendly relations with President Putin, which was in contrast to the opinion of many circles that his departure from the role of Prime Minister was a result of a rift in the domestic policies of both men. <mask> is married and has a son. His wife was both his childhood friend and school sweetheart. After graduating from secondary school, they married. Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, and Deep Purple are some of the British hard rock bands that <mask> is a fan of. He has collected all of the recordings of Deep Purple and is a collector of their original vinyl records.Even though these bands were on the official state-issued blacklist, he made copies of their records. There was a concert in Moscow in February of 2008. The Order of St. Sava, the Serbian Orthodox Church's highest award, was given to <mask> during his visit to Serbia. Each morning and evening, <mask> has an hour to swim and weight train. He swims twice a day. He plays chess, jogs, and practices yoga. He is a fan of the Harry Potter series and asked J. K. Rowling for an autograph when they met during the G-20 London Summit.He is a fan of football and follows his hometown team, FC Zenit Saint Petersburg. <mask> is an amateur photographer. One of his photographs was sold at a charity auction for over one million dollars, making it the most expensive ever sold. The photo was purchased by a member of the board of directors of the Ilim Group, who was a lawyer in the 90s. He reported $80,000 in income in 2007, the same amount as bank savings. The wife reported no income or savings. They live in an apartment house in Moscow.Despite this supposedly modest income, a video by anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny purports to show "the vast trove of mansions, villas and vineyards accumulated" by <mask>. There are many ironic and satirical writings and cartoons that blend <mask> with a bear on the Russian-language Internet. The Russian word forbear is a patronymic which means "of the bears". The web meme has the right to exist, according to <mask>, who is familiar with the phenomenon. In addition to his native Russian, <mask> speaks English and Russian during interviews. In September of 2016 the opposition leader Alexei Navalny published a report with information about the alleged summer residence of the Prime Minister. The house for ducks received public ridicule and became a protest symbol in Russia a year later.The area is surrounded by a six-foot fence and is said to be 30 times the size of Red Square in Moscow. The manor is located on the shore of the Volga River and was renovated in the 18th century. Navalny and the Anti-Corruption Foundation published an in-depth investigation of properties and residences used by the <mask> family. According to a report called He Is Not Dimon To You, <mask> owns and controls large areas of land, villas, palaces, yachts, expensive apartments, wineries and estates through complicated ownership structures involving shell companies and foundations. Their value is estimated to be around US$1.2 billion. According to the report, the original source of wealth is gifts by Russian billionaires and loans from state owned banks. An hour long video in Russian was released with the report.The video had more than 24 million views a month after release. The allegations were dismissed as "nonsense". Large protests have taken place in Russia. Russian authorities arrested hundreds of protesters in unauthorized protests, which the government called "an illegal provocation". 45% of Russians supported the resignation of <mask> according to a Levada poll. Two articles were written on the subject of his PhD in Russian law journals. The 6th edition of Civil Law was published in 1991 and he is one of the authors.In 3 volumes. It was published in 2007. Questions of Russia's National Development is a university textbook he wrote about the role of the Russian state in social policy and economic development. A commentary on the Federal Law "On the State Civil Service of the Russian Federation" was co-authored by him. The Russian Federal law on the civil service went into effect on July 27, 2004, and this work considers it from multiple perspectives. In October 2008, the president gave the first podcast on his website. On June 23, 2011, he participated in the launching of the "Eternal Values" project of RIA Novosti state-operated news agency together with the Russian chapter of Wikimedia Foundation.RIA Novosti granted free Creative Commons licences to one hundred of its images, while <mask> personally uploaded one of them to Wikimedia Commons. On 13 April 2009, <mask> gave an interview to the Novaya Gazeta newspaper. Civil society and the social contract, transparency of public officials and Internet development were covered in an interview he gave to a Russian print publication. A photo book. Presidential election Prime minister nominations are included in the electoral history. The personal website of the Prime Minister of Russia has an official

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title: Henry Willson

texts: The beefcake craze of the 1950s was developed by <mask>, an American Hollywood talent agent. He was known for his stable of young, attractive clients. He noticed Rhonda Fleming and brought her to the attention of David O. Selznick, who helped groom her for fame. He helped advance Lana Turner's career. <mask> was born into a show business family. His father was the vice-president of the Columbia Phonograph Company and became the president in 1922. <mask> was close to many Broadway theatre, opera, and vaudeville performers.The family's friends after they moved to Forest Hills were Will Rogers, Fanny Brice, and Fred Stone. The Willsons were concerned about <mask>'s interest in tap dance and decided to enroll him in the school that had many team sports and rugged weekend activities. He spent weekends in Manhattan writing gossip columns for Variety. <mask> traveled to Hollywood by steamship. He cultivated a friendship with Bing Crosby's wife, who introduced him to the Hollywood elite and secured him a job with Photoplay, where his first article was about the newborn Gary Crosby. He moved into a Beverly Hills home purchased by his father and became a regular at Sunset Strip gay bars, where he wooed young men for both professional and personal reasons. Junior Durkin's career was cut short when he died in an automobile accident in 1935.<mask> represented newcomers Marjorie Belcher, Jon Hall, and William T. Orr. He introduced Judy Turner to Mervyn LeRoy at Warner Bros. after he renamed her "Lana Turner" and got cast in small roles. <mask> was hired by David O. Selznick to head the talent division. The World War II drama Since You Went Away was the first film he cast. Guy Madison, Craig Stevens, and John Derek were placed in small supporting roles. <mask> used to coercing his young finds into sexual relationships in exchange for publicity and film roles, eventually opening his own talent agency. Richard Barrios wrote a book called Screened Out: Playing Gay in Hollywood from the beginning to the end.Guy Madison, Orison Hungerford Jr., and Arthur Gelien were all changed to Tab Hunter. The beefcake aspect of this enterprise was so successful that it was assumed that all of <mask>'s clients were gay. Some of the would-be actors <mask> represented were heterosexual, but a disproportionate number were homosexual, bisexual, or "co-operated" with Willson to get jobs. "If a young, handsome actor had <mask> for an agent, it was almost assumed he was gay, like it was written across his forehead, recalls Ann Doran, one of <mask>'s few female clients." Rock Hudson, who he transformed from a clumsy, naive, Chicago-born truck driver into one of Hollywood's most popular leading men, was his most prominent client. The two worked together until 1966. In 1955, Confidential magazine threatened to publish an expose about Hudson's secret homosexual life, and <mask> disclosed information about Tab Hunter's arrest at a gay party in 1950, in exchange for the tabloid not printing the Hudson story.Hudson married <mask>'s secretary in order to put rumors to rest and maintain a macho image, but the union dissolved after three years. Willson was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Many of his clients, both gay and straight, distanced themselves from him because of his homosexuality becoming public knowledge. The unemployed and penniless agent lived in the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital until he died of cancer in 1974. He was buried in a cemetery with no money to pay for a gravestone. The epitaph "Star - Star Maker" was placed on his headstone. In popular culture Willson is portrayed by Jim Parsons in a counterfactual re-enactment of post World War II Hollywood.Richard Barrios wrote Screened Out: Playing Gay in Hollywood. Robert Hofler is the man who invented Rock Hudson. People from Pennsylvania include American talent agents and Hollywood talent agents.

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title: Maureen Watson

texts: A supporter of Aboriginal rights in Australia,Aunty <mask> was also an actor, vocalist, writer, musician and storyteller. She attended school in the Dawson Valley, where she was heavily involved in sport, as a child, and was born on 9 November 1931. She left her education at the age of 13 due to a serious injury she sustained when she fell off a horse. She developed skills in shooting animals, trapping dingos, mustering and branding cattle, picking cotton, planting seed crops, driving tractor and bulldozing. Throughout her childhood, her family and visitors talked about political and social issues, which helped her in the rest of her life. At the age of 21, <mask> married Harold Bayles, a Wakka Wakka man. They had five sons and she moved to Brisbane with her family in 1970.She started an arts degree at the University ofQueensland after joining the Aboriginal rights movement. She was a founding member of a number of Indigenous organizations. In 1982, along with her brother, Ross, she was at the forefront of the Aboriginal protests at the Commonwealth Games. The Aborigines Act was retained by the last state to do so, so the protesters wanted it removed. Hundreds of people were arrested. The audiobook From Dreamtime to Spaceships was released in 1994. She created a children's picture book, Kaiyu's Waiting: An Aboriginal Story, illustrated by David Verral.He had an interest in both poetry and theatre. Her first collection of poetry was published in 1982. She describes how Aboriginal people are viewed by the rest of society and how they view the modern world in her poetry. I Too Bash Am Human was written in 1977, Black Reflections was written in 1982, Memo to J.C was written in 1988, and Female of the Species was written in 1988. He was involved in the theatre industry as an actor, vocalist, narrativist and writer. She performed in many places around the world, including New South Wales and Victoria. The plays she contributed to include: Vocalist in "New Sky" in October 1983, Narrated in "Mundu Nyuringu" in 1983, and a film "Honey Spot" in July 1988, performed at Cremorne Theatre.Permission for the gallery was hard to get. The aim of the shop was not to make a profit, but to let people know who they are through their art work. The development of the indigenous broadcasting on community radio can be traced back to Radio Watson. The foundation of Radio Redfern was laid by her and her son. 10 hours of airtime was allowed each week. They were given a community broadcasting licence in 1984. The station moved to a terrace house on Cope Street in Redfern, still under the license of 2RSR, after initially broadcasting from the University of Sydney.The station had a reputation for being the voice of the aboriginal people. In the early 1990s it was involved in co-ordinating protests against the Aboriginal deaths in custody. Each week, Radio Redfern had 40 broadcast hours, with all the announcers contributing their time. In 1996 she received the United Nations Association Global Leadership Prize for her work in creating a cross-cultural understanding and harmony amongst the community. She received the Australia Council's Red Ochre Award in 1996 for her contribution to bringing awareness to Aboriginal arts. The arts funding and advisory body for the Government of Australia is called the Australia Council for the Arts. The Red Ochre Award was given in 1993.A lifetime achievement award is given to an outstanding Indigenous Australian artist. An experienced and qualified neuro-linguistic programming counsellor, she worked with Sisters Inside, an independent support group for women in prison. The death occurred on January 4, 2009, at 3 pm. She spent time with her many great grandchildren on the island before she died. Her funeral service took place in January of 2009. There were deaths of Australian indigenous rights activists in 2009.

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title: Jorge Sedano

texts: <mask> is the host of a talk show. He started his career in 1999 as a radio and television personality. He was raised in Miami, Florida, but was born in New York. He was a student at Florida International University. He was an intern at CBS Sportsline and Westwood One Radio. <mask> began his radio career in 1999 as a host/update anchor at 1700 The Fan in Miami. He hosted a midday sports show with John DeCandido as well as hosting a weekend pro wrestling show at the height of the industry's "Monday Night Wars".John Renshaw used to host the lead-in show at The Fan. Sedano got his first chance at hosting a drive time show when he moved to Clear Channel's Miami sports talk station. He took over the afternoon drive show on the station. Sedano hosted a late night show on Fox Sports Radio Network in 2004. Sedano was considered as a possible replacement for Jim Daniels, who left after five months. In August 2004, <mask> was named the host of The Third Shift on Fox. Due to his duties with the Miami Heat Radio Network, <mask>'s show mostly originated out of a studio in Miami.He was known as "The Dean" of late-night sports talk. His show was the most cleared in late night sports radio. He hosted The Third Shift on Fox. He left the position to take a job in his hometown of Miami. Sedano hosted specialty weekend shows for Fox Sports Radio Network. Sedano was the host of the Miami Heat Radio Network on 610 WIOD-AM when he was working on Fox Sports Radio. Sedano was given the chance to host the teams radio network.The studio host on radio for three seasons was <mask>, who hosted the NBA Championship year of the 2005-06 Miami Heat. He worked with play by play voice Mike Inglis and analysts John Crotty and Tony Fiorentino on the radio broadcasts. The Sedano worked full-time at Miami's 790 The Ticket. His show was called The <mask> Show. He hosted different time slots at The Ticket. He hosted two midday slots at The Ticket over the course of two years. He was the lead in to the Dan Le Batard show on the first two days.He hosted the morning show in 2009. The show was on weekday mornings. The highest rated morning sports show in Miami was hosted by Sedano. On April 10, 2012 <mask> announced on his account that he was leaving his radio show. Sedano said he was leaving to pursue other projects in the media industry. On August 30, 2012 it was announced that <mask> would join WQAM. He became program director and afternoon drive host.On July 15, it was reported that <mask> would leave his positions as program director and afternoon talk show host at WQAM to join ESPN Radio. He hosted The Sedano Show on the radio. On March 25, 2015, it was reported that Sedano would join Bomani Jones and Freddie Coleman. In 2016 <mask> began co-hosting mornings with Keyshawn Johnson and LZ Granderson. In August, Sedano moved to afternoons and early evenings. He is heard from 10 AM to noon. In August 2020, Sedano will host LZ Granderson.The third sports anchor for CBS 4 WFOR-TV was added in November 2010. He worked at the CBS O&O through August 2012 On August 30, it was announced that <mask> would be the studio host for Sun Sports Miami Heat road broadcasts. He hosted the studio during the NBA season. On September 6, 2013, it was announced that <mask> would become a full-time host on the radio. Sedano will contribute to SportsCenter and other studio programming as well as his new role on the radio. In 2008, Sedano appeared on a reality TV show called Model Latina as a judge.Sedano was a regular contributor to the Top 10 show. He hosted a fantasy baseball show. There was a play-by-play man on the Florida International University football broadcast team. Sedano was selected to broadcast the South Florida Charity All Star Classic. The charity basketball game was hosted by Isiah Thomas and the FIU Athletic Department and aired on WBFS-TV My TV 33 in Miami. Some of the biggest stars in the NBA were on the teams that competed in the event. Sedano had pre game interviews with the NBA stars.Sedano was a contributor for The Miami Herald sports section for two years. In 2004, Sedano was a finalist for the Florida Associated Press Radio Sportscaster of the Year Award. The Miami New Times awarded him the title of Miami's Best AM Radio Personality. One of the Top 20 Professionals Under the Age of 40 was named in 2012 by the Miami publication Brickell Magazine. People from Miami, Florida International University, National Basketball Association broadcasters, and American talk radio hosts are some of the people mentioned.

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title: Ina Vandebroek

texts: <mask> is an ethnobotanist who works in floristics, ethnobotany and community health. She has worked at The New York Botanical Garden. In North America, the Caribbean, and South America, she has worked on ethnobotanical projects. Vandebroek received a degree in 1991. There is research in the fields of biology and systematics. She studied the effects of the two drugs on stereotyped behavior in the bank vole. In 1998 she received a PhD in Medical Sciences from Ghent University.The lead researcher on a project funded by the Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology of the Belgian government was <mask>. Ethnographic and ethnobotanical research was conducted in a traditional farming community in the Andes and in indigenous communities in the Amazon. The results were summarized by her. The results showed that knowledge held by traditional healers about plants can be high in an environment that is more affected by human activity and less diverse than the tropical rainforest. Knowledge about plants in the Amazon was related to the use of pharmaceutical products and the distance from Western primary healthcare services. Outreach activities associated with this research project included two community guidebooks in Spanish that were developed to return research results to the communities to help preserve their cultural heritage. <mask> joined The New York Botanical Garden as a research associate in 2005.She worked on projects in the Dominican Republic. She directed "Dominican Ethnomedicine and Culturally Effective Health Care in New York City" and "Dominican Traditional Medicine for Urban Community Health". When people from the Dominican Republic move to New York City, what happens to their knowledge of the plants? The importance of food as medicine became even more important within this relocated population after the research found that the knowledge of medicine was not lost by this community after migration. <mask>'s research was used for her book, Traveling Cultures and Plants: The Ethnobiology and Ethnopharmacy of Human Migrations, which she co-edited and wrote chapters with others. Vandebroek was an Ethnomedical Research Specialist at the New York Botanical Garden. She directed "Cultural Competency Training for Health Care Professionals in Latino Ethnomedical Systems in New York City" and "Dominican Traditional Medicine for New York City."<mask> has been at the New York Botanical Garden since the year 2014. She directs the Caribbean and Latino Ethnomedicine Program, which investigates and compares the use of plants for healthcare by Latino and Caribbean communities in New York City. The central populations are Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans and Jamaicans. She and her team study wild and cultivated plants that are used culturally as medicines and foods, as well as "folk illnesses," and how they are related to mainstream biomedicine, in terms of the biological efficacy and safety of these plants, and the gap in biomedical knowledge about illnesses with a strong Research results will be used to develop materials for medical education. She has appeared on PBS, WNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and National Geographic's The Plate. <mask> is a lecturer at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and a member of the City University of New York Biology Doctoral Faculty Plant Sciences Sub program.The Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine has a deputy editor, an associate editor and an editorial board member. From 2008 to 2010 she was a council member for the International Society of Ethnobiology. Peer-reviewed journal articles include Van Andel, Tinde and Hugo J. de Boer. There are plants used for menstrual disorders in Latin America, the Caribbean, sub-Saharan Africa, South and Southeast Asia. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal. Lime for Chest Congestion, Bitter Orange for Diabetes: Foods as Medicines in the Dominican Community in New York City was written by Ina and Michael J.Balick. The Economic Botany was published in the 18th century.There is evidence of the shifting baseline syndrome in ethnobotanical research. The Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine is a journal. <mask>, Ina, wrote about how to improve healthcare for underserved and minority communities. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal. Van Andel, Tinde, Sylvia Mitchell, Gabriele Volpato, <mask> <mask>, Jorik Swier, Sofie Ruysschaert, Carlos Ariel Rentera Jiménez, and There is a parallel use of bitter tonics in West Africa and the Caribbean. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal.The Ethnobotanical research skills for students of underrepresented minorities were presented. Ethnobotany Research & Applications is a journal. Can Andean medicine coexist with healthcare? There is a comparison of two rural communities. Globalization and loss of plant knowledge: Challenging the paradigm was published in the Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine. The distribution and transmission of Medicinal Plant Knowledge in the Andean Highlands is a case study. <mask> <mask>, Ceuterick, and Pieroni wrote about the resilience of urban ethnobotanies.There is a comparison of the use of plants by migrants in the United Kingdom and their countries of origin. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal. Thomas, Evert, David Douterlungne, <mask> <mask>, Frieke Heens, Paul Goetghebeur, and Patrick Van Damme were involved in the study. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment was published in 178. Local knowledge: Who cares? The Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine 7: 35 Vandebroek, Ina was published in 2010. The Economic Botany was published in 64.The importance of botellas and other plant mixtures in Dominican traditional. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal. Keller, Amy, <mask> <mask>, Youping Liu, Michael J.Balick, Fredi Kronenberg, Edward J. Kennelly, and Anne-Marie B. Brillantes. Costus spicatus tea did not improve the progression of type 2 diabetes in mice. Thomas, Evert, <mask> <mask> and Patrick Van Damme wrote about the valuation of forests and plant species. Economic Botany was published in 1963. The "masters of the animal species" phenomenon was described by Thomas, Evert, <mask> <mask> and Patrick Van Damme.The Medical Anthropology Quarterly was published in 1993. There is a relation between accessibility, diversity and indigenous valuation of vegetation. The Journal of Arid Environments was published in 1973. Thomas, Evert, <mask> <mask>, Sabino Sanca, and Patrick Van Damme wrote about the cultural significance of Quechua farmers. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal. There is a comparison of health conditions treated with traditional and biomedical healthcare in a community. There is a Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine.Cross-cultural adaptation in urban ethnobotany was written by Ceuterick, <mask> <mask>, and others. The Journal of Ethnopharmacology is a journal. Thomas, Evert, <mask> <mask>, Patrick Van Damme, Paul Goetghebeur, Sabino Sanca, and Susana Arrazola wrote The Relationship between Plant Use and Plant Diversity in the Bolivian Andes. Thomas, Evert, <mask> <mask> and Patrick Van Damme were authors of Human Ecology. What works in the field? A comparison of different interviewing methods with reference to photographs. Economic Botany was published in 1961.Bussmann, Douglas Sharon, <mask> <mask>, Ana Jones, and Zachary Revene were all present. There are markets for health in Northern Peru. There is a Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine. Small-scale Cultivation of Passiflora edulis f. flavicarpa and Passiflora ligularis was done in the Yungas of La Paz, Bolivia. The Belgian Journal of Botany was published in 140. The Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine has an editorial. The Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine was published in 2004.<mask>, <mask>, Jan-Bart Calewaert, Stijn De Jonckheere, Sabino Sanca, Lucio Semo, Patrick Van Damme, Luc Van Puyvelde, and Norbert De Kimpe were authors of Social Science & Medicine 59. The World Health Organization has a bulletin. The research section has a leading article. The evaluation of vegetal extracts as biological herbi and pesticides for their use in Cuban agriculture was done by De Cupere, Franoise, <mask> <mask>, Mayra Puentes, and Patrick Van Damme. The Faculteit Landbouwkundige en Toegepaste is currently Communications in Agricultural and Applied Biological Sciences. There are External links to <mask> Vandebroek at the New York Botanical Garden.

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