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texts: During the Second World War, <mask> was a Royal Canadian Air Force officer, the pilot instructor aboard a Vickers Wellington bomber, who was taken prisoner. He was one of the men who were shot by the Gestapo after the 'Great Escape' from Stalag Luft III. The son of Olive Mary and Captain <mask> was born in Canada. His father was a Forest Ranger at the Jasper National Park. After serving in World War I in England, he returned to Canada with his new wife in 1919 to start a family. Their oldest son was <mask>. He was educated at Jasper Public and High Schools from September 1926 to June 1936 and then at Banff High School from September 1936 to June 1937, where he worked for six months as a chainman and on engineering surveys in the National Parks.After joining the Royal Canadian Air Force as a Regular Service officer on January 29, 1940, he was assigned to the No.1 Initial Training Squadron Toronto and served there until his death. On October 5, 1940, <mask> was posted to Station Trenton after being promoted to flying officer. He became a flying instructor at No.6 Service Flying Training School on 7 April 1942 and was promoted to temporary flight lieutenant on 9 August 1941. On 9 April 1942, <mask> flew to England and landed. He joined No. The Wellington bombers were flying on 19 May 1942. On the night of 28–29 July 1942 he took off in a Wellington Mark Ic bomber from RAF Upper Heyford to bomb the German shipbuilding and port city of Hamburger.The bomber was shot down over Lbeck in northern Germany by a Luftwaffe night fighter and crashed killing 3 of the crew, the pilot was taken prisoner uninjured, but the rear gunner and the pilot were seriously injured. He had baled out with his parachute on fire and was badly burned and hospitalized for 2 months by the Germans during which time he was promoted to full flight lieutenant. The prisoner was referred to as the 'great escape'. The tunnel code-named "Harry" was located under the barrack's stove in Room 23 of Block 104. The trapfuehrer was responsible for making sure that the red hot stove was back in place over the tunnel whenever the guards were nearby. He was able to close the trap door above the tunnellers and get the stove in place within 20 seconds of a guard approaching because he mastered his technique. The tunnel was saved from discovery by <mask>.The break-out date for the tunnel was set for 24 March 1944 and it was completed in early March of 1944. The airmen worked on various aspects of the tunnel. A list of 220 people was compiled for the actual escape but only 80 were able to get through the tunnel and four of them were arrested at the tunnel's exit. He was one of the 76 men who escaped from the prison camp on the night of 24–25 March 1944. After getting out of the camp, a group of officers fought their way through the snow and cold and survived freezing nights outdoors until they were captured on March 28, 1944. On the morning of March 31, 1944, he saw a group of people at Grlitz Civil Prison. The Gestapo executed and murdered 50 escapers.He is buried in part of the Old Garrison Cemetery. The Royal Canadian Air Force commemorates him. His name was in the list of the murdered prisoners which was published when news broke on or about 19 May 1944. None of the other relevant decorations could be awarded posthumously if the awards were Mentioned in Despatches. It was published in a supplement to the London Gazette. The Gestapo executed a group of 50 recaptured prisoners representing almost all of the nationalities involved in the escape. A number of people were arrested and tried for their crimes after the war.The Project Lessons from the Great Escape is listed in the References Notes. The prisoners structured their work. The book analyses their efforts using modern project management methods. The Royal Canadian Air Force personnel of World War II were held in Germany.

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texts: <mask> is an English actress. She received a Golden Globe Award and the Berlin International Film Festival Silver Bear for Best Actress, in addition to nominations for a Critics' Choice Movie Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, two Academy Awards, and two British Academy Film Awards. After graduating from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, she began her career as a stage actress in productions such as Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. All or Nothing was her first major role. She won several awards for her performance in Happy-Go-Lucky, including the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy and the Silver Bear for Best Actress. She received a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Blue Jasmine, a Woody Allen film. She played the lead role in Made in Dagenham, Paddington, Maudie, and Paddington 2, as well as appearing in other films.She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in The Shape of Water. In 2010 she made her Broadway debut in Mrs. Warren's Profession at the Royal Court Theatre in London. The Duke of York's Theatre in the West End replaced the Royal Court Theatre as her new home. She played Sue Trinder in the 2005 adaptation of Tipping The Velvet. She played Anne Elliot in the adaptation of Jane Austen's novel. The daughter of authors and illustrators of children's books was born in London in 1976. Her parents are both Irish.Her brother is a television and film producer. Patrick Gwynne designed a gingerbread house that was protected by the National Trust. When she was three years old, she went to a circus show and became interested in acting. She wanted to go into comedy but ended up doing theatre plays. She graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1998. She revealed in an interview in January that she suffers from two diseases. Accidental Death of an Anarchist was one of the productions that began her career as a stage actress.She had small roles on television. While still a student, he was cast as an extra in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. All or Nothing was written and directed by Mike Leigh and features a performance 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 It was the first of three films that they worked on together, the second of which was Vera Drake. She played Slasher in Layer Cake. Fingersmith, an adaptation of Sarah Waters' novel of the same name, was her first major television role. She reprised her role in Patrick Hamilton's Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky.She appeared in four episodes of Little Britain between 2003 and 2005. David Hare's adaptation of The House of Bernarda Alba was performed at the Royal National Theatre. She has lent her voice to many radio shows, including Concrete Cow, Think the Unthinkable, Cash Cows, War with the Newts, and The Party Line. In 2006 he appeared in The Winterling at the Royal Court Theatre. In Man to Man with Dean Learner, she played various uncredited roles in various deleted scenes. She was later directed by Ayoade on two of his films. She played Anne Elliot in the film.She was awarded a Golden Nymph for her performance. She played a supporting role in the Woody Allen film. In the 2008 comedy-drama film Happy-Go-Lucky, she played a kindhearted primary school teacher, and it was her breakthrough role. Roger Ebert gave the film four out of four stars and praised its humor and depth. Tom Long of The Detroit News dubbed her performance "Oscar-worthy" as Peter Bradshaw wrote in The Guardian. She won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy and a Silver Bear for Best Actress. At the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival, there were three films starring <mask>.All three received positive reviews. Roger Ebert stated that "<mask> shows an effortless lightness of being" while XanBrooks of The Guardian stated that "<mask> gives a winning performance". She played Mrs. Warren's Profession at the American Airlines Theatre. She played the female lead in the romantic comedy film Love Birds in 2011. She and Rafe Spall starred in a play at the Royal Court Theatre and the Duke of York's Theatre. The play won the best play category at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards. She played a small role in the adaption of Great Expectations.She received her first Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress, as well as nominations for the BAFTA, the Golden Globe and other awards, for her role in Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, which she starred in and was directed by. She starred in All Is Bright alongside Paul Giamatti and Paul Rudd, and had a small role as a receptionist in The Double. She played a scientist in the movie that starred Ken Watanabe. The film received positive reviews and made over $529 million, making it the most watched film of all time. She reprised her role in the film, which made $177 million in its opening weekend and became one of the highest-grossing films of the year. The Charlie Kaufman television pilot How and Why was not picked up. She played the mother of Asa Butterfield's character in the film X+Y, which was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival.She played Mrs Brown in Paddington. The film is based on the children's books by Michael Bond where Paddington is adopted by the Brown family. Mrs Brown was reprised in Paddington 2, which received praise. In The Shape of Water, she played a woman who falls in love with a captured amphibious creature. She received a lot of praise for her performance. Matthew Norman of the London Evening Standard said it was a career defining performance. Mark Kermode of The Guardian described her performance as "sublime", Mihir Fadnavis of Firstpost said it was a "winning performance", and Ann Horaday writing for The Washington Post said she delivered a beautiful performance.She was nominated for the Academy Award, Golden Globe Award, BAFTA Award and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress. At the 90th Academy Awards, the film won Best Picture. There are links to the Filmography Awards and nominations.

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title: Setya Novanto

texts: <mask>, a former Indonesian politician, is currently serving a 15 year jail sentence for corruption. He was the speaker of the People's Representative Council until he was arrested for corruption. Following the 1999 general election, he became a member of the People's Representative Council. After being re-elected for a third time in the general election, he was appointed DPR Speaker by the majority opposition coalition. He lived with his mother after his parents divorced when he was in elementary school. He studied accounting management at a university in Indonesia. While at university, he became involved in several businesses, from selling rice and honey to founding a company with the son of a bankers, being hired by a Suzuki car dealership as a salesman, and becoming a model.He worked for a company owned by his former college roommate and future minister Hayono Isman. <mask> became the personal driver of the Hayono family after the business failed. <mask> opened a photocopying service in Jakarta to support himself after studying accounting at Trisakti University. He was appointed to lead the company by President Suharto's daughter. He was appointed by Elsye Sigit, the wife of Suharto's oldest son Sigit Harjojudanto, to become involved in a company that was given a contract to computerize the system for making Indonesian identity. A 1996 book titled President Suharto's Management as Narrated by 17 Ministers was chaired by <mask>. <mask> began his political career in 1998 when he was elected to the People's Representative Council.His political career was plagued by corruption scandals. He was reappointed DPR speaker in November 2016 after he switched his party's loyalties from the governing coalition to the opposition. He did not face trial until he was accused of swindling funds from a national ID card program. He resigned as DPR speaker for a second time after his arrest by the Corruption Eradication Commission. He was sentenced to 15 years in jail. He has often left jail for medical exams, although he was once spotted at a shopping center. <mask> <mask> was the fifth of eight children and was born in the West Java capital of Bandung.After completing kindergarten, his family moved to East Java, where he attended elementary school. His parents divorced and his mother and children moved to Jakarta. His mother used to sell cakes from door to door. <mask> was a student at Tebet Junior High School 73 and Senior High School 9 in South Jakarta. After high school, <mask> moved back to Surabaya for higher education, but he refused to stay with his father and instead stayed with his friends. He studied accounting management. He started selling honey and rice with a capital of just 82,500 and grew to selling two trucks of rice.He ran a stall at the Keputren Market but fell afoul of dishonest partners. <mask> was a student when he founded a company called Mandar Teguh. He was hired by a Suzuki dealership to sell cars. He was the most handsome man in the city in 1975, and he worked as a model. Setya worked as a distributor of cement and building materials for East Nusa Tenggara province after graduating from university. The company was owned by <mask>'s high school friend, Hayono Isman, who went on to become president Suharto's youth affairs and sports minister. <mask> was a legislator for four terms for the Golkar Party after his involvement with East Nusa Tenggara.He was accused of exploiting local people for his financial benefit when he was reported to be a frequent donor to churches and farmers. <mask> stayed at Hayono's Menteng house when he returned to Jakarta in 1979. The personal driver of the Hayono family was <mask>. <mask> opened a photocopying service in Jakarta to support himself after studying accounting at Trisakti University. The business career of <mask> took off after he married the daughter of a police officer. He branched out into livestock, contracting, buying and selling paper and textiles, and developing hotels and golf courses. His business interests were spread all over the country.<mask> was good at networking and lobbying among people close to officials. He was comfortable carrying the bags of high-ranking military officers. Senior military officials and tycoons dominated the elite community of Indonesian sports organizations. The Nagoya Plaza Hotel was completed in 1986. Seeking more capital for a bigger resort, he tried to approach Suharto's cousin. <mask> spent days at a parking lot, trying to speak to someone, who finally decided to give him a chance. The Talvas Golf and Country Club opened in 1989 with a cost of $100 million and was redeveloped into the Palm Springs Golf & Beach Resort.More resorts and hotels followed, as well as telecommunications and satellite projects. <mask> was chairman of the organization from 1995 to 1996. From 1995 to 2003 he was the National Sports Committee of Indonesia's treasurer. <mask> met Suharto at the opening of the Talvas golf course. <mask>o's daughter. The official fee of 52,500 per license was allocated to the state treasury. In 1992, the price was equivalent to savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayOver 16 million licenses were produced from October 1992 to March 1998. The cost of producing a license at that time was more than double what it is today. In February 1993 Setya was given a contract to computerize the system by Elsye Sigit, the wife of Suharto's oldest son Sigit Harjojudanto. Data for ID cards used to be entered on typewriters. An agreement was signed between the two ministries. Some parties had been excluded from the deal, so it was temporarily suspended by the Home Affairs Minister. Fees for identity cards, family cards, birth certificates and death certificates were raised between 100% and 350% when the deal resumed in 1995.A 1996 book titled President Suharto's Management as Narrated by 17 Ministers was written by <mask>. He hoped the book would inspire Indonesia's younger generation to follow in Suharto's footsteps. The following year, <mask> was elected to the People's Representative Council representing Indonesia-occupied East Timor. He was caught up in a corruption scandal after East Timor voted for independence. <mask> was re-elected to the legislature in 2004. He was re-elected in 2009, and became the head of the Golkar Party's legislature group. The House Commission III discusses legal affairs and laws, human rights and security issues.The opposition Koalisi Merah Putih selected <mask> as speaker of Indonesia's House of Representatives after he was re-elected for a fourth time. On December 16, 2015, <mask> resigned as House speaker after a House committee ruled that his actions had violated House ethics. <mask> was elected chairman of the party. He said that Golkar was now supporting the government of Jokowi, despite having supported Prabowo Subianto in the presidential election. Despite being angered by <mask>'s use of his name in the demand for Freeport shares, President Jokowi invited <mask> to the State Palace for a meeting. <mask> was re-appointed as House speaker on November 30, 2016). On December 9, 2017, it was reported that <mask> had resigned as House speaker.Azis Syamsuddin was nominated as his successor. On 11 December, Fadli Zon said that <mask>'s resignation had been accepted by a meeting of the House's Deliberation Council. The House received <mask>'s resignation letters on December 4th and 6th and the meeting of the Deliberation Council decided that the House should handle the matter of a replacement. <mask> was replaced by Airlangga Hartarto as party chairman. On October 31, <mask>'s replacement was sworn in. <mask> attended the Fourth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament in New York. Fadli Zon was one of the Indonesian legislators who had a half hour business meeting with Donald Trump.Hary Tanoesoedibjo arranged their presence. <mask> was with Trump when he returned to the podium. Trump declared this to be an amazing man. He is the Speaker of the House of Indonesia. He is here to see me. <mask> Novantno. Some Indonesian legislators demanded sanctions against <mask> and Fadli for appearing to take sides in the US presidential election while on an official visit.The pair missed three ethics hearings after being investigated by the House Honor Council. Despite their repeated refusal to attend the hearings, the pair were reprimanded for endorsing Trump. <mask> was never prosecuted despite being linked to numerous corruption cases. In 1999, <mask> was involved in a scandal. The Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency colluded with Golkar Party officials to force Rudy Ramli to pay a commission to Era Giat Prima in order to collect money from three banks that were taken over. The money was paid out in more than 150 transfers in order to buy votes for the re- election of B.J. There is a person named Habibie.<mask> was a member of the re-election team. <mask> wasn't prosecuted after the scandal broke. The prosecutors focused on Djoko Tjandra, who is an ethnic Chinese Indonesian. The investigation into <mask>'s role was terminated. He was close to the Golkar Party. In 2003 Setya's company imported 60,000 tons of rice from Vietnam but only paid customs duty on 900 tons. The Attorney General's Office examined the case in 2006 and did not prosecute <mask>.He was sentenced to two years and six months in jail for ordering the rice. In 2004, about 1,000 tons of hazardous waste was shipped from Singapore to Indonesia's Galang Island, which was previously owned by <mask>. He denied being a part of the transaction. The Singapore Embassy in Jakarta was attacked by protesters. Alfonso was sentenced to six months in jail. The then-governor of Riau province gave Setya and another Golkar legislator bribes in exchange for releasing state budget funds for National Games projects. Rusli was sentenced to 14 years in jail.The Corruption Eradication Commission questioned <mask> about the matter. <mask> was linked to a corruption case involving a former Constitutional Court chief who was sentenced to life imprisonment for fixing the results of disputed elections. <mask> was accused of helping to pay for the victory of Golkar in the East Java gubernatorial election. He denied being involved. <mask> demanded that Pertamina pay inflated costs for use of a fuel terminal that was owned by his crony, oil trade magnate Riza Chalid. One of the biggest corruption scandals in the history of Indonesia took place in June 2015, when <mask> was recorded attempting to extort 20 percent of shares in the company in exchange for an extension. He said he was acting for the president and vice president.During phone calls with Sjamsoeddin, he mentioned the name of then-presidential chief-of-staff Luhut Binsar Panjaitan. Setya

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title: Setya Novanto

texts: claimed that the request for shares was a joke. The House Ethics Panel was set up to investigate the allegations against <mask>, who subsequently reported Sudirman Said to the police for defamation. The proceedings attracted a large audience. Shortly before the committee voted to dismiss him, <mask> resigned as House speaker. The investigation was never completed by the Attorney General's Office. Setya petitioned the Constitutional Court for a review of the law.Only recordings made by law enforcement officials can be used as evidence. The recording he made could not be used to prosecute <mask> because he was a private individual. <mask> was accused of demanding a 10 percent fee from the owner of a company that won a contract to produce electronic ID cards. The charges were denied by him. <mask> was banned from leaving Indonesia for six months after being linked to the case. Novel Baswedan was blinded in one eye in an acid attack. <mask> told the public not to jump to conclusions.He said the attack was against the Indonesian people and nation fighting against corruption. <mask> was named a suspect in the ID card corruption case. <mask> filed a motion to challenge his status as a corruption suspect. He failed to appear for questioning by the KPK due to poor health. A team of doctors from the House of Representatives examined him the following day and claimed he was suffering from dizziness because of playing ping-pong. He was temporarily suspended as party chairman due to his status as a corruption suspect. <mask>'s status as a suspect was removed by the South Jakarta District Court.The KPK named him a suspect again on 31 October. If Setya is summoned by the KPK, his lawyer will seek protection from the president, the military and the police. He said that members of parliament have immunity and can't be touched. Setya failed to appear at KPK's office for questioning and instead attended a meeting of the House of Representatives. He was declared a fugitive after KPK officers went to his Jakarta residence with a warrant for his arrest, but he was not at home. Setya called a Metro TV reporter, Hilman Mattauch, to come and interview him after he returned to the House of Representatives. The interview was conducted in a black Toyota Fortuner owned and driven by Hilman.<mask>'s aide, Reza, is a senior police inspector. <mask> denied any wrongdoing during the interview and asked the president for legal protection, so he was trying to get another judicial review. Hilman wanted to take <mask> to Metro TV studios because he wanted to comply with the summons. The vehicle hit a power pole after it mounted a sidewalk alongside a canal on Permata Hijau Street. <mask> was taken to Medika Permata Hijau Hospital. The two people in the front of the vehicle were not hurt. According to <mask>'s lawyer, <mask> was unconscious and seriously injured, with a lump the size of a bakpao to his head and bleeding.Police found no blood in the car. The car was traveling at 50 km/h on the street but had slowed to 21 km/h when it hit the power pole. <mask> was denied a lump to the head by an official from the Golkar Party. He said he had a bruise on his left temple and a scratch on his cheek. He said that <mask> had told him that he was going to meet some Golkar officials at Jakarta's Mandarin Hotel so they could accompany him to the KPK office. Hilman claimed that the accident occurred because he was tired and talking on his phone. <mask> was transferred to a hospital.<mask> could lose his memory if he wasn't evacuated to Singapore for treatment. The meme that expressed sympathy for the power pole was shared by many Indonesian Netizens. "Here's the Clarification from the Electricity Pole that was the victim of <mask> <mask>'s car collision" was a joke by the Indonesian media. Hilman was a suspect for negligent driving. Hilman became close to <mask> as a result of his work as the Coordinator of Parliamentary Journalists. Fredrich denied rumors that <mask> had given Hilman an apartment and a car, saying, "Unfortunately he's a guy, a fat guy, so who would want him, right?" A "sick" person shouldn't be arrested, according to his lawyer.After doctors ruled him fit for questioning, he was transferred to the KPK detention center. After his initial questioning, he was walking normally despite being in a wheelchair. He was taken into custody by the KPK in a cell measuring 2.5 x 5 meters and had two other people with him. <mask> found it hard to sleep for the first two nights. <mask> wrote a letter to the House of Representatives asking to keep his position while he tries to prove his innocence. He nominated Idrus Marham as acting party chairman in a letter. <mask>'s second pre-trial motion to have his suspect status revoked was rejected by the deputy chairman of South Jakarta District Court, Judge Kusno.<mask> was sentenced at Jakarta Corruption Court on 13 December. When the judge asked him to identify himself, he initially refused. The hearing was adjourned after a defense lawyer claimed <mask> was sick. <mask> was lying and pretending to be sick. The trial resumed after the reading of the indictment in which <mask> was accused of receiving bribes from members of a consortium that won a tender for the E-KTP project. Two of <mask>'s senior defense lawyers resigned less than a week before the trial began. In January of last year, <mask>'s lawyer stated that his client wanted to be a justice ally.Mirwan and Aditya were present because they had not heard the testimony of the two men. The trial of <mask> <mask> will be held as scheduled, according to the Public Relations of the Central Jakarta District Court. Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo and cabinet members Puan Maharani and Pramono Anung were named as recipients of E-KTP project bribes. He was recommended to be jailed for 16 years and fined 1 billion by prosecutors. <mask> was sentenced to 15 years in jail after being convicted of corruption. He was ordered to pay a fine of 500 million or have his sentence extended for three months. He was found to have committed corruption in the budgeting and tender processes for the electronic ID project.<mask> was spared a heavier sentence because he was polite during the trial and had never been convicted before. After his sentence ends, judges barred him from public office for five years. In September of last year, Indonesia's National Ombudsman found that <mask> was getting special treatment at Bandung's Sukamiskin prison, including a cell twice the size of regular cells. <mask> was allowed to visit Bandung's Santosa Hospital in June of 2019. He was seen at a shopping center with his wife in West Bandung after leaving the hospital. The Justice and Human Rights Ministry moved him to a different prison. He was transferred back to Suskin after he met certain requirements and promised not to repeat his actions.<mask> testified at the Jakarta Corruption Court as a witness in a power project corruption case with a beard and moustache. He joked that he had grown a beard because he thought the other inmates were terrorists. <mask> was reported missing from his cell in December of 2019. A prison official denied that <mask> had left the jail for medical treatment, while the Justice Ministry said <mask> had been moved to another room because his cell was being repaired. <mask> was transferred to Jakarta's Cipinang prison because he needed treatment at the Gatot Subroto Army Hospital in Jakarta. An official from the Justice Ministry said <mask>'s heart rhythm needed to be checked and he would be sent back to Sukamiskin prison. The luxury block of the jail was registered in the name of <mask>, who was not at the jail when Ninik visited on December 29th.Ninik questioned why Setya had a "very comfortable" cell when the jail is not supposed to discriminate against inmates. Hendra Eka Putra said it was impossible to allow other inmates in the special block for prisoners with heart disease and infectious diseases. He said that <mask> didn't have time to stay at the jail because he went to the hospital at 10am. He said that <mask> was qualified for the special block because of his heart disease. <mask> filed for a judicial review of his sentence at the Supreme Court. If no new evidence is submitted, the panel of justices should reject the appeal. On June 28, 2018, <mask>'s lawyer Fredrich was sentenced to seven years in prison for conspiring to have Setya hospitalized after a staged car accident.The Supreme Court extended the lawyer's sentence by six months. In March 2020, Fredrich filed a lawsuit at South Jakarta District Court, demanding <mask> and his wife pay legal fees and interest. Bimanesh Sutarjo, Setya's doctor, was sentenced to three years in jail for obstructing the KPK investigation. <mask> became the subject of many internet meme due to his links to corruption cases. <mask>'s lawyer, Fredrich Yunadi, reported 32 social media accounts to the police for defaming his client. The accounts were comprised of various social media platforms. Dyann Kemala Arrizzqi uploaded a meme of Setya to her account.Dyann was arrested at her house in Banten province. She was charged under Indonesia's Information and Electronic Transactions Law. She faced up to six years in jail if she remained under investigation after her release. Fredrich said there were at least 60 meme mocking his client. He suspected that a certain party ordered or paid for the meme to hurt <mask>. He urged the public to believe in the innocence of <mask>. He said that <mask>'s position as House of Representatives speaker is the same as the president's.Indonesian social media and news media made fun of <mask> after he went missing and was hospitalized following a car crash. Fredrich said he would report offending social media accounts to the police. In 2009, Setya founded the Novanto Center, an institution that carries out social, economic and community activities in one of Indonesia's poorest provinces. Basic food commodities, scholarships and cash handouts have been provided by the center. Activists claim that the Novanto Center helped the entry of a mining company that was accused of fraud and crimes. The director of the Novanto Center in Kupang, Muhammad Ansor, was accused of threatening a journalist for writing an article about Setya's business investments. After interviewing Ansor, who is a local legislator for the Golkar Party, Seo wrote an article.The reporter was warned by Ansor that his family would look for him. Ansor said the reporter twisted his information. In 2015, the Novanto Center established a weaving, poultry breeding and cattle fattening business. Setya stopped visiting the project in 2015, so all of the livestock and weaving looms were stolen or sold, leaving the buildings empty. <mask> was married to the daughter of a former West Java Police chief. The couple had two children. <mask> and Lilly divorced.<mask> is married to Deisti Astriani and they have two children. Members of the People's Representative Council, 1999 Members of the People's Representative Council, 2004 Members of the People's Representative Council are

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title: Brian Winters

texts: A former basketball player and coach is <mask>. In 1970, <mask> graduated from Archbishop Molloy High School in Queens, New York. He played collegiately at the University of South Carolina, scoring 1,079 points over his career. <mask> was hampered by mononucleosis and knee injuries while playing for South Carolina. The Los Angeles Lakers took him in the 1974 NBA draft. As part of the trade that brought future Hall of Fame center Abdul-Jabbar to the West Coast, <mask> was traded to the Milwaukee Bucks. In the first playoff series of his NBA career, <mask> scored 33 points and recorded 5 assists in a loss to the Detroit Pistons.<mask> scored a career-high 43 points in a 115-106 victory over the Trailblazers. <mask> had a career-high 18 assists in a 117-106 victory against the Washington Bullets. He had a productive nine-year career that included two appearances in the NBA All-Star Game and six in the playoffs, and was a fan favorite during the years that the Bucks struggled after the Abdul-Jabbar trade. <mask> averaged 16.2 points and 4.1 assists over his career, with his best years coming from 1975-76 to 1979-80, when he averaged 18.7 points. Steals and assists add up to 1.4 per game. After shooting a career-worst 43 percent in the field, he retired at 31 years of age. He was the third player in franchise history to have his jersey retired.Michael Jordan claimed in a 2005 interview that <mask> had the most beautiful stroke of all the people he could think of. <mask> was an assistant coach for two years under Pete Carril. He was an assistant coach for seven years with the Cleveland Cavaliers and two more with the Atlanta Hawks. He was the first coach of thevancouver grizzles for a year and a half. <mask> was a coach with the Golden State Warriors. He was the head coach of the Indiana Fever, leading them to their first ever consecutive-year playoff appearances. <mask> option was not picked up by the Indiana Fever, ending his four-year tenure with the club.He had a 78–58 record in the regular season and a 5–7 record in the playoffs. He was a scout for the Pacers for several seasons before he was let go in August of 2011. He was an assistant coach with the Charlotte Bobcat. <mask> is a talent scout for the Pacers. He helped convince the Pacers to draft Turner.

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title: Gilbert Froment

texts: <mask><mask> is a professor at the Texas A&M University. The gap between academic and chemical reaction engineering studies is bridged by <mask>'s career and influence. In 1999 <mask> was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering for the application of fundamental approaches in the analysis of complex, industrially important processes. <mask> received a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Ghent. He earned his PhD in chemical engineering after working as an assistant to Professor Goethals. He spent a year at the Institute for Chemical Technology in Darmstadt, Germany, after finishing his degrees. After obtaining a fellowship from the Belgian-American Educational Foundation, <mask> was able to work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for a year.C.C. and Watson. There is a modeling of catalyst beds. <mask> was an associate professor at the Ghent University. He was promoted to full professor and director of the Laboratorium in 1968 and remained there until 1996. <mask>'s goal was from the beginning of his career to design or simulation an industrial catalytic reactor using mathematical models, based on sound theoretical background and adequate experimentation. <mask> has contributed continuously and with great authority to the development of more realistic models involving more and more detailed transformations of both the fluid molecule and the catalytic surface. The problem of the transport inside the particle has been addressed by <mask> since the 1980s when the catalyst particle was still dealt with as a pseudocontinuum.When pores can be blocked by metals or coke, <mask> was aware of the need to retain the network topology. <mask> was the first to model catalyst deactivation by coke formation. He studied the phenomenon on three levels: the active site, the particle and the reactor. He applied the Bethe and percolation networks to the description of mass transport and reaction inside catalyst particles. The key building blocks for the chemical and petrochemical industries are provided by thermal cracking for olefins production. In 1959 <mask> began research in this area, stressing the derivation of accurate kinetic data from experimentation in tubular flow reactor and developing the equivalent reactor volume concept. Through the decades, this work led to more advanced and detailed reactions within reactor models.The most advanced furnace models are the result of this impressive effort, combining heat transfer and three-dimensional computational fluid dynamics calculations. Tenure at Texas A&M Various universities in the US were interested in hiring him. He joined Texas A & M University because he wanted to concentrate on research and seminars for graduate students. A number of PhD students from all over the world were directed by him between 1999 and 2015. His research focused on the application of the Single Event concept to complex refining processes such as FCC, hydrocracking, alkylation and MTO. He focused on the design of the Fisher-Tropsch process since 2015. His dedication to teaching has led him all over the world, as a visiting professor at other Belgian universities, as well as at Yale University and the University of Houston.He was a professor at the University of Delaware. The textbook "Chemical Reactor Analysis and Design" was published in 1970 by <mask> and Dr. Kenneth Bischoff. The second and third editions were published in 1990. Around the world, the textbook has been used in the instruction of chemical reaction engineering. Context into the connections between the macro- and micro-scale phenomena of transport and reaction engineering can be found in the background of <mask> and Bischoff. <mask> is an active member of the chemical reaction engineering community. He is a member of the Working Party on Chemical Reaction Engineering of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering since 1966 and of the Working Party of the Use of Computers in Chemical Engineering since 1968.He has organized many congresses. ISCRE-14 was held in Bruges, Belgium. As an editor, <mask> has been active. He was co-editor of Chemical Engineering Science from 1966 until 1996 and of Chemical Reaction Engineering Reviews from 1971 to 1996. <mask> has had a significant impact on the science and practice of Chemical Reaction Engineering with over 70 PhD students and over 300 scientific publications. In Belgium and abroad, <mask> has been recognized for his work as a scientist. He has received several awards, including the Frederick Swarts Award for Applied Chemistry of the Royal Belgian Academy, the National Alumni Award of the Belgian University Foundation, and the R. H. Wilhelm Award in Chemical Reaction Engineering.He was elected a member of the Acade mie Royale Belge des Sciences d' Outremer in 1981 and a member of the Koninklijke Academie van Belgie, Class. He received the Villermaux-medal in 1999 from the European Federation of Chemical Engineering. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1999. The Neal R. Amundson Award was given to <mask> in 2007. <mask> has authored numerous journal articles describing significant advances in chemical reaction engineering.

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title: Tony Franklin (musician)

texts: <mask> is an English rock musician, best known for his work on the fretless bass guitar with Roy Harper, The Firm, Jimmy Page, Paul Rodgers, John Sykes' Blue Murder, David Gilmour, Kate Bush, Whitesnake, and most recently with Kenny. At age 5, <mask> took the stage. He was the bassist in The Firm with Jimmy Page, Paul Rodgers and Chris Slade. <mask>'s television credits include the Late Show with David Letterman, Beverly Hills 90210, The Rosie O'Donnell Show, Good Morning America, Top of the Pops (U.K.), MTV, Don't Forget Your Toothbrush, dozens of Japanese programs and more. <mask>'s first sample loop library was released by Sony. <mask> was the Artist Relations Manager for SWR from September 2003 to July 2011. He joined Kenny Wayne Shepherd's band for a tour in support of his album, How I Go, in 2011.Shepherd's album, "Goin' Home", has <mask> on it. In January 2006 Fender introduced the Tony Franklin Fretless Precision Bass, a distinctive instrument with an alder body and modern C-shaped maple neck with side dot position markers. The <mask> signature Jazz Bass bridge pickup has ceramic bar magnets and a three-way pickup switch that controls an American Series Precision Bass mid pickup. <mask> has been doing sessions with the same fretted Precision Bass for many years. The Tony Franklin Fretted Precision Bass was released by Fender in 2008. The signature fretted bass is similar to his fretless model, with Precision and Jazz Bass pickups and a three-way selector switch that provide an array of tones. The model was discontinued.Prior to his work with The Firm, <mask> toured and recorded with English folk/rock singer-songwriter and guitarist, RoyHarper, appearing on eight of his albums between 1982 and 2013). In 1996, <mask> played on Donna Lewis's album "Now in a Minute", which spawned the worldwide smash hit single "I Love You Always". The single was released throughout the U.S., U.K., Japan, Europe and Canada. <mask> and Whitesnake toured the world together in 1997. James Jamerson and Jaco Pastorius are <mask>'s main influences. RoyHarper and Jimmy Page - Whatever Happened to Jugula? (Beggar's Banquet, 1984) The Firm - The Firm (Atlantic, 1985) David Gilmour & Kate Bush - Secret Policeman's Third Ball.Gary Hoey - Animal Instinct (Reprise, 1993) Blue Murder - Nothin' But Trouble (Geffen, 1993) <mask> - Premonition (Shrapnel, 1994)

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title: Krishnasami Venkataraman

texts: The first director of the University Department of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, was an Indian named Krishnaswami Venkataraman. He was known for his contributions to the development of NCL and for his demonstration of an organic chemical reaction which later became known as the Baker–Venkataraman rearrangement. He was an elected fellow of several science academies, including the Royal Society of Chemistry, Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, USSR Academy of Sciences, Chemical Society, Prussian Academy of Sciences, Polish Academy of Sciences, Indian Academy of Sciences, and Indian National Science Academy. The third highest civilian award in India was given to him. <mask> was born on June 7, 1901 in Madras, in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. His brothers were a professor of English and a medical doctor who founded Voluntary Health Services and is considered to be the father of the primary health. He obtained his MA from Madras University in 1923 after studying chemistry at Presidency College.He obtained a masters degree in colour chemistry from the University of Manchester after obtaining a scholarship from the Government of Tamil Nadu. He received a PhD and a DSc from the University of Manchester after working at the laboratory of Robert Robinson. After returning to India in 1927, he worked at the Indian Institute of Science as a research fellow for almost a year before joining Forman Christian College. He joined the University Department of Chemical Technology of the University of Bombay as a reader and became a full Professor of Chemical Engineering in 1936. He became the first Indian director of the Institute in 1943 when he became the head of the department. He became the third director of the National Chemical Laboratory after retiring from UDCT. He continued his association with the laboratory after he retired as the director of NCL.Venkataraman married his bride at the age of nineteen. One of the couple's daughters was a noted economic historian. The son-in-law and granddaughter of Lovraj Kumar were a noted author, historian, feminist and academic. Venkataraman died at New Delhi in 1981 and was survived by his wife and daughter. One of the major scientific achievements of Venkataraman was his experiments with 2-acetoxyacetophenones when he demonstrated, along with Wilson Baker, and English organic chemist, that the compound transformed into o-hydroxydibenzoylmethanes. This process is used for the synthesis of flavones and chromones. He was able to isolated artocarpanone from Morus alba, as well as eight other flavones, through his experiments with Jackfruit.The relationship between the two species was established through these experiments. After the Second World War, Venkataraman was invited by IG Farben, a German dyestuff manufacturing company, to study the international dyestuff industry. He collected data which was later copied and published as an 8-volume book, The Chemistry of Synthetic Dyes, which is considered by many as a seminal work on dye chemistry. The Pai/Venkataraman report paved the way for the development of the industry in India and earned him the nickname, the father of the Indian dyestuff industry. Venkataraman's work on lac pigments was one of his contributions. He focused his research on the chemistry of laccaic acid. He came up with revised structures for kermesic acid and ceroalbolinic acid.He was the first scientist in India to use X-ray crystallographers to 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Venkataraman was instrumental in starting several courses that combined pure science and technology. He guided around 85 students in their research. One of the world's leading research centers in dyestuff chemistry is a result of his contributions. He was on the editorial boards of many journals. The Analytical Chemistry of Synthetic Dyes is one of nine books that remain reference texts in the discipline. He published hundreds of scientific articles.<mask> was the president of the Indian Academy of Sciences from 1943 to 1966 and the vice president from 1952 to 1955. He was the vice president of the Indian National Science Academy. <mask> became an elected fellow of the Indian National Science Academy in 1939 after being elected as a fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences in 1934. He was elected as a member of the Academy of Sciences in 1960. He was a fellow of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Venkataraman was awarded the third highest civilian award in India. He received a medal for his 60th birthday.He was a recipient of the P.C. The Indian Chemical Society has a Ray medal. There are 20th-century Indian chemists from Chennai who were members of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

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title: François Cellier

texts: <mask> was an English conductor and composer. During the original runs and early revivals of the Savoy operas, he was the musical director and conductor of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Succeeding his elder brother Alfred as the company's chief conductor in 1878, Cellier devoted most of his life to comic opera. He was musical director for the original runs of nine Gilbert and Sullivan operas and fourteen full-length pieces by other writers at the Savoy Theatre. He composed songs and some curtain raisers that were well received but have rarely been revived. Cellier was the youngest of the five children of <mask>, a language teacher from France, and his wife Mary Ann Peterine. Alfred was the chorister at the Chapel Royal.The choristers received an all-round education in addition to their musical training thanks to the guidance of the Rev Thomas Helmore. After leaving the choir school at the age of seventeen, Cellier held a series of posts as an organist, first in Belfast, Ireland, and then at the church of St John of Jerusalem, South Hackney, where he had been christened, and in 1870 St Michael's, Lower Sydenham After a spell as Sullivan's deputy organist at St Peter's, Cranley Gardens, South Kensington, he moved to St Anne's, Surbiton, where he remained for the rest of his career. Clara Short married <mask> in 1873. They had five daughters and a son, Franois, who became an actor under the name <mask> and was the father of the actor <mask>. Cellier succeeded his brother Alfred as the conductor of Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore was at the Opera Comique in London.He stayed at the Savoy Theatre as the company's musical director until 1901, when his brother returned to the position. Cellier was the musical director for the original runs of Iolanthe, Princess Ida, The Mikado, and Ruddigore. The Savoy's musical director conducted the London runs of fourteen operas by other authors or composers between 1891 and 1902, and fourteen revivals of Gilbert and Sullivan works, beginning with The Sorcerer in 1884 and ending with Iolanthe in 1901. He was appointed musical-director-in-chief at Richard D'Oyly Carte's Royal English Opera House. Cellier began conducting D'Oyly Carte Opera Company productions outside of London in the 1890s. In 1890 he took charge of the first provincial performances of The Gondoliers, and in 1894 he conducted a touring company presenting Princess Ida and Utopia,Limited. He conducted six Gilbert and Sullivan operas and The Rose of Persia on a tour of South Africa.He left D'Oyly Carte on his return to England. He conducted a one-off performance of his new operetta, Bob (libretto by the author and journalist Cunningham Bridgeman), at the Adelphi Theatre. He was in Africa at the time of the premiere of the piece. D'Oyly Carte touring companies played Bob in the early 20th century. Ladyland was a short-lived comic opera that <mask> conducted in December 1904. He was the musical director of the touring repertory company and the London repertory season of Gilbert and Sullivan operas from 1907 to 1909. Cellier composed music for several companion pieces that played with the Savoy Operas, including Mrs. Jarramie's Genie, which was composed with his brother.The short pieces were popular with amateur groups in the early 20th century. Cellier rearranged the song keys to fit each child's voice for the Children's Pinafore in 1879–80 and the Children's Pirates in 1884. The strings were rearranged so that the children's voices could be heard, and orchestral accompaniment was provided to support the young male voices. Although his other commitments left him short of time for composition, Cellier was "very favourably known" according to The Era. "From Dawn to Dawn", "Sad 'tis to Part", and "The Polo Song" were written by him. "'Tis For the Best" is one of four songs with words by Bridgeman. "Holy, Holy, Holy" was published in 1901.Cellier retired to write a book about Gilbert, Sullivan and the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. He died at his home in Kingston upon Thames in 1914 before the book was finished and Bridgeman published it later that year. Bridgeman wrote of his friend's dedication to the music of Arthur Sullivan and <mask> to the exclusion of all other music. The original manuscript scores for The Pirates of Penzance and Patience were written by Sullivan. According to Bridgeman and the anonymous author of The Era's profile, Cellier's natural talent could have equipped him to rival the creative success of at least one of his two musical idols, but that indolence and lack of ambition prevented it. Cellier took pleasure in being known as "the musician who conducts in English" because of his unshowy and practical conducting technique. Chapter of Cellier's book Profile of Cellier at the Who Was Who in the D'Oyly Carte website has links.

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title: Shooting of Vivian Strong

texts: On June 24, 1969 a white police officer shot a black girl in the back of the head in Omaha, Nebraska. There were "juveniles breaking in" when the white police officer and his Black partner were dispatched to the location. A small group of teenagers fled out of an abandoned apartment when they arrived at the scene. There were riots in Omaha's predominantly African-American Northeast neighborhood after the killing. The officer pleaded not guilty to manslaughter after being fired. He was acquitted by an all-white jury and served two more years on the Omaha police force. The shooting has been shown in several different ways.The daughter of James and Kasie <mask> was born on December 24, 1954. She had a heart condition in 1964 that caused her attendance to be irregular and sporadic. In January of 1964 she stayed at the University of Nebraska Medical Center for over a month, and from April to November of the same year, she was a bed patient. She had seven brothers and one sister. On June 24, 1969 no more than nine teenagers gathered, played music, and danced at a party hosted in a vacant apartment. Teenagers ran out of the back door after police arrived to investigate a suspected robbery. The officer of the two shot into the group without warning, killing <mask> in the back of the head."Why did you shoot her?" asked James W. Smith and <mask>'s sister, Carol. He did not reply. The first news article about the incident, which appeared on the cover of the Omaha World Herald on June 25, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 We do it all the time. I went to the neighbors to make sure it was okay. She said that when the police arrived, they "went to see what was going on" and that she had been shot in the head. He didn't do anything.There was only one shot. Unrest in Omaha's Northeast neighborhood resulted in 88 injuries and over one million dollars in property damage, making national headlines. Fifty-six African-Americans were arrested in three days. Black churches and the local Black newspaper were protected by the Black panthers during the riots. On June 28th, 30 Black and white women accused police of brutality in the Near North Side of Omaha, and of having a double standard for the treatment of white and Black people. The police chief denied both charges and talked to the delegation for over an hour. The woman argued that police should pay more attention to the mental health of recruits before they are sent into the field.The Mayor of Omaha met with a group of African-American women who complained about discrimination by the police and said their grievances would be studied and analyzed. The activist called on the city to pay $100,000 in damages to the parents of <mask>. "I'm not saying the $100,000 figure is ridiculous for a girl's life but it is ridiculous to demand that the city pay it," said the Mayor. 35 Omaha policemen and firemen, most of whom were African American, contributed $150 to the <mask> family after members of the United Presbyterian Church contributed $300 to the family. Mount Hope Cemetery is in Omaha, Nebraska. The death of <mask> was due to the actions of the police, the city council, members of the legislature and the citizens of Nebrakska, according to Reverend General R. Woods. Edward Danner said, "I feel ashamed to stand here today because I tried so hard in my legislative efforts."An amendment that would have made police more responsible for their actions was rejected by the legislature. Police Chief Richard R. Anderson said that Loder would be suspended for 15 days and then fired. Loder was released from jail on a $500 bond, and Local 531 of the union contributed at least $3,000 to his defense. He entered a not guilty plea. During the time between the shooting and the court case, the City Personnel Board held off on taking action until the criminal case was over. After the shooting, all statements were banned, but the public heard the version of what happened from the preliminary hearing. "If I had known it was a female, I wouldn't have fired the shot," said the statement taken three hours after the shooting."Stop or I'll shoot" is what he said to the person who was fleeing. Officer Smith said during his testimony that he believed officer loder said stop orhalt. The second day of the preliminary hearing saw the defense raise two motions to dismiss charges. The judge commented from the bench that entering the vacant apartment at 1701 North 21st Avenue Plaza, a vacant apartment, was not a felony because it had not been established whether the front or back doors were locked. The state called 21 witnesses during the preliminary hearing. Two witnesses, ages 12 and 24, were dismissed because they wereobbing. The judge presided over the hearing, the county attorney was Donald Knowles, and the defense attorneys were Joseph J. Vance and Paul Watts.After a four-day preliminary hearing, a judge decided that there was enough evidence for a trial. After announcing his decision, Judge Simon said, "After we adjourn and everybody clears this courtroom, I don't want anything done or said that will offend the defendant or any police officer." I don't want arguments to be made in the courtroom or in the halls of the third floor of City Hall. Judge Simon said in an interview that he relied heavily on a 1929 Nebraska Supreme Court decision. The state of Nebraska. In that case, the Supreme Court asked the jury to consider if the police officer's use of force in arresting a person who is guilty of a crime appears reasonable under the circumstances. The trial for manslaughter began on March 9, 1970.Paul Watts was one of the defense lawyers. Donald Knowles was the county attorney and Lawrence Corrigan was the deputy attorney. There was a possibility of a prison sentence of one to ten years. The witnesses were called to testify. The original call made to police mentioned "juveniles breaking in." He said that when <mask> fled, there were children all over, but that no one called for him to stop. Watts argued that there was no mention of juvenile offenders in the original call to Car 206, but instead, "parties breaking in now," and that Loder had called out a command to halt three times before firing.More than ten years of experience with the police and military was noted by him. Smith testified that he heard Loder shout, "'Hey halt, stop' or something like that', while all other witnesses said he gave no warning." One witness stated that a child shouted "Don't shoot her mister!" when Loder pulled his gun. The call to Car 206 was made by Loder and his partner. The calls proved that "juveniles breaking in." Sheriff Janing of Douglas County said that FBI agents visited his office on March 12 and expressed concern about out-of-town Black "militants" in Omaha. Lew Davis, a member of the National Committee to Combat Facism, read a statement in the lobby of the courthouse on the fourth day.The prosecution and defense lawyers are cooperating in an attempt to get Loder acquitted. The courtroom was closed early on the fifth day after a bomb threat. The state rested its case after one member of the jury was dismissed. The trial should be dismissed because the state had failed to prove its case according to the defense attorney. In rebuttal, the county attorney argued that if <mask> had committed a crime prior to Loder's arrival, it was a misdemeanor and she did not call for the use of force. On the sixth day of the trial, Monday, March 16, Loder testified for about an hour. After receiving a dispatch to investigate a break-in, he and his partner drove quickly without sirens or lights to the location, about ten blocks away.The area was dimly lit and his partner, Smith, was arresting one young person while he ran into a playground area to the south. He saw a man outside a window. He shouted three times for the person to stop, or he would shoot, as he pursued the person around a corner and through a backyard. He said he fired one shot. He testified that he needed to shoot the person because he was afraid. He denied that he kicked <mask>'s body to turn her over. He lifted her arm to look for a wound, but didn't find one.On March 17, 1970, an all-white jury of six men and six women acquitted James loder of manslaughter. It was one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make. If police don't have the authority to act, we won't have any law and order. James Loder returned to the police force after the verdict, where he served for two more years, according to <mask>'s mother. On April 2, 1970, the Omaha World Herald published an editorial that disagreed with the decision to put Loder back into the police force. The reassignment was made public and complaints were made to the mayor of Omaha and the governor of Nebraska. On Monday 29 November 1971, police Chief Richard Andersen fired Loder for a number of rule violations, including failure to appear in court to testify as a city witness, misuse of police radio, insubordination to a sergeant, and failure to pass uniform inspection.John and Hedy Lamarr had both claimed that they were the adoptive parents of Loder. In order to hide his illegitimacy, Lemarr did it in 1941. The parents of Aftermath <mask> were divorced at the time of the shooting. <mask> said that one of <mask>'s younger sisters, Carol, did not receive any counseling after her sister was killed during the unrest. Carol took over the care of her brothers and sisters after her mother had a nervous breakdown. In March 1970, nine months after the shooting, <mask>'s mother, Kasie <mask>, filed a lawsuit against James Loder for "future loss of earnings, support, and service". Less than a month after the <mask> verdict, his brother was sentenced to 90 days in jail for throwing a rock at a police cruiser.On October 25, 1970, a poem about the shooting of his sister was published in the classified newspaper section of the Omaha World Herald. He could have fired a warning shot as he killed her, but he didn't. What a price for suspicion of a crime and the man walked away. The Black Panther Party established the <mask> Memorial Liberation School after <mask>'s death. Liberation Schools were established in several US cities. The school in Omaha may have only been open for a week. The Afro Academy of Dramatic Arts in Omaha presented a play written by Reverend Darryl Eure about the killing of <mask>.Two plays have been made about <mask>. Monica Bauer's play, Vivian's Music: 1969 imagines the last days of her life and was produced off-Broadway in New York City. Christopher Maly's play, The Blues of Knowing Why, was a community account of her short life based on interviews with friends, family, media, and members of resistance organizations. The Blues of Knowing Why is a theatrical play written by Christopher Maly and is based on a true story. Police brutality in the United States, African Americans shot dead by law enforcement officers in the United States, and law enforcement controversies in the United States are all 1969 deaths.

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title: Adam Smith (footballer, born February 1985)

texts: <mask> is an English footballer who plays as a right winger. He has played in the Football League. <mask> was spotted playing local football by a youth football coach. He made his debut a year after breaking into the first-team squad. He had knee surgery in 2005 and has had other injuries during his career. After seven seasons at the club, he was released and moved down to play in non-League football with Gainsborough Trinity, York City, Mansfield Town, Lincoln City and FC Halifax Town. <mask> was a player in the football league.He tried out at two Football League clubs at the age of 14 and 15. While playing for Kirkheaton, he was invited for a trial match and eventually offered a place on the club's scholarship scheme. He was on the bench for the 1–0 victory over Reading at the Madejski Stadium in December 2001 when he began training with the first team. He scored in the penalty shoot-out after coming on as a substitute in the 77th minute of the Football League Trophy match against Port Vale. On 13 September 2003 he made his Football League debut as a substitute for the injured Mark DeBolla in a 1–0 defeat to Notts County. He played on the left wing in the two games he played that month. In March 2004, he was offered a two-year professional contract with Chesterfield.His first start in the league was a 1–0 defeat to Hull City. He had surgery on his knee in February 2005 and was expected to be out for six weeks. He made his return on 18 March after coming on as a substitute in a 2–2 draw with Brentford. He picked up an injury to his left ankle after making his return. He finished the season with 19 appearances and was ruled out for the rest of the season. He was fit for the start of 2005–06 and played a part in the opening day victory. After coming on as a half-time substitute, he scored from a pass from Paul Hall after Chris Weale was left stranded, and then scored his second after gaining the ball from Mark.<mask> scored in the 89th minute to give his team a 1–0 victory. He signed a new two-year contract with the club in March and finished the year with 29 appearances and three goals. He was unable to start the year because of his knee injury. He made his first league appearance of the season in a 4–0 defeat toNottingham Forest on September 2, 2006 after coming on as a 63rd-minute substitute. He scored the winning goal in the Football League Trophy against Oldham Athletic with a diagonal shot. <mask> was out for the rest of the 2006–07 season because of a knee injury he sustained in March 2007, but he did make 17 appearances and score one goal in League Two. In the first round of the FA Cup on 10 November, he made his return after being injured in September.He was sent out on loan at Lincoln City for a month in January 2008 and made his debut in a 2–0 victory over Rochdale, after Jamie Forrester scored from goalkeeper Sam Russell's parry. After Lincoln decided against extending his loan at the club, he made four appearances as a substitute. After not being offered a new contract at the end of 2007, Gainsborough Trinity and York City <mask> were released. He was told by Dave Penney that he was not what they were looking for. He signed a contract with Gainsborough Trinity of the Conference North in August after having a trial with a new club. <mask> scored his first goal for Gainsborough in a 1–1 draw at home to Vauxhall Motors on 30 August. He became Martin Foyle's first signing as manager when he joined York City on a loan on 27 November.<mask> made his debut after coming on as a substitute for Craig Farrell in a 1–1 draw with Salisbury City. He scored the opener for York with a close range finish in a 3–1 victory over Ebbsfleet United. Foyle stated that he was going to extend <mask>'s loan at York. <mask> said that Gainsborough manager Steve Charles would allow him to leave for a higher division club on a free transfer if he wanted to join the club on a permanent contract. Gainsborough were holding out for a fee in order to stop the move to York. York made an offer of 25% of Gainsborough's asking price, which was rejected. He signed a contract with York for an undisclosed fee on January 26th.He made his first appearance after returning as a substitute in a 1–1 draw against Altrincham. He was unable to play for York against Grays Athletic in April because of a bruised foot. Concerns over his baby daughter forced him to miss some matches towards the end of 2008–09, he finished with 17 appearances and two goals for York. <mask> made his debut in the second match of the season, a 0–0 draw against Rushden & Diamonds, after being introduced as an 86th-minute substitute. He came on in the 87th minute and scored York's second goal in a 2–0 victory over Forest Green. He was injured during a training session after this match. He was a substitute in York's play-off semi-final first leg victory over Luton Town, which finished 1–0, with the tie ending 2–0 on aggregate.He entered negotiations with the club over a new contract after he finished the season with 34 appearances and two goals. He signed a one-year contract with another Conference team on May 19th, after turning down offers from York and Lincoln City. <mask> said it was time for a change after not getting as much football as he would have liked. I'm still young and I'm excited about the new season. He made his debut in the opening match of 2010–11, a 3–1 victory over Forest Green. In the 4–0 victory over Altrincham, <mask> scored his first goal. A red card in the 61st minute of a 1–0 defeat away to Gateshead resulted in a three match suspension.He had six goals and 38 appearances. <mask> joined League Two club Aldershot Town on a one-month loan in October of 2011. After receiving treatment for a slight back strain, he re-signed for Aldershot on loan until January. <mask> signed a one-year contract with Lincoln City. He made his debut in Lincoln's 1–0 victory over Kidderminster Harriers on August 11, 2012 in the team's opening match of the 2012–13 season. He had 37 appearances and two goals. <mask> joined newly promoted Conference club FC Halifax Town on July 2, 2013 and made his debut in their 5–1 defeat at the hands of Cambridge United on August 11.He joined Wrexham on June 18th, 2015. He joined Guiseley on loan until January 2016 <mask> was permanently signed by Guiseley on January 5, 2016 after making a positive impact in eight appearances. <mask> signed with Alfreton Town on October 5, 2016 after a short time at Guiseley. He made his debut in a National League North match. <mask> scored two goals for United of Manchester. Gainsborough Trinity is a National League North club.He made his only appearance the next day as a half-time substitute in Gainsborough's 4–0 defeat at the hands of Blyth Spartans. He was released at the end of the year. <mask> joined the club on July 30th. He left the club after talks with the manager. <mask> joined the club as a coach and player on February 6, 2019. <mask> started in a 2–1 home win of South Shields in the league six days later. He played in five games as the team finished in 18th place.He joined the club as a player-assistant manager in September and left in February 2020. <mask> made 11 appearances and scored one goal in all competitions by the time the season was abandoned because of the COVID-19 epidemic in England. <mask> has played on the left and on the right, but his crossing ability has been reduced. He is described as a "flying winger", whose play is "raiding" and "foraging". He can also play as a forward. <mask> was born in West Yorkshire and grew up a fan of both Manchester United and Huddersfield Town. He was studying a course in sports massage therapy.He was found guilty of fraud and received a suspended prison sentence. There are external links to career statistics. The players are from Lincoln City. The players are from Gainsborough Trinity F.C. The players are from York City F.C. The players are from Mansfield Town F.C. The players are from Aldershot Town F.C.The players are from FC Halifax Town. The players are from Guiseley A.F.C. The players are from Alfreton Town F.C. The players are at the A.F.C. The players are from Matlock Town F.C. The players are from Grantham Town F.C. Football players from the English Football League and the Northern Premier League.

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title: Abdulla Mohtadi

texts: The leader and secretary general of the Komala Party of Iranian Kurdistan isAbdullah <mask>. He was born in 1949 in Bukan, western Iran, and after starting his political career, he has been involved in the Kurdish resistance struggle against the Iranian regime. The board of Iran's Transitional Council is chaired by <mask>. In the international media, <mask> is known as a political analyst of the Middle East, especially ongoing affairs of Iran and Iranian Kurdistan. He has been a well-known political figure in Iran and Kurdistan for more than 50 years. Civil liberties, human rights and above all, social democracy are what the ideas for a social-democratic Komala call for. This idea focuses on regime change in Iran rather than establishing a Kurdish state with concentration on forming a united front of all ethnic groups.When the Republic of Mahabad failed, his father moved to Tehran. He obtained his bachelor's degree in business from the University of Tehran. When he was a teenager, he was interested in poetry, but after a while, he turned to politics and became one of the political figures of Iran. In the late 1960s, a revolutionary movement was launched in Iranian Kurdistan by some of the political activists of the time like Suleiman Moini, Ismail Sharifzadeh, Mala Aware and <mask>'s family which was closely associated with the movement, especially his older brother. When the movement failed, he decided to continue the movement with the help of like-minded friends. In the 1960s and 1970s, he and his friends created a left-wing organization in Iranian Kurdistan and hid it away from the Shah's security service. The group formed a political party in March 1979 during the Islamic revolution.The group went into exile in Iraq in 1983, but it still attacked Iran in the early 1990s. The group joined the Communist Party of Iran as its Kurdish wing in September 1983 after undergoing organizational changes. The Communist Party of Iran is in no shape or form and can't meet the demands of the Kurdish people. In 2000, he and a number of his fellow party members left the Communist Party of Iran and formed the Komala Party. His family has been active in Kurdish politics for a long time. Growing up in a famous family forAbdullah was full of memories of being visited by many people, most of which were politicians, poets and writers all over of Iran and Kurdistan. The family was influential with its wealth and stature.The father of the family moved to Tehran when the Republic of Mahabad failed. The family name was changed to Mohtadi in the 1950s. There were only two Sunni theologians teaching at the university at this time. Ahmad Moftizadeh's father was the other one, as was the eldest son of <mask>. In addition to their careers, the two professors were close to one another out of the doors of the university and when Ahmad Moftizadeh followed his father to Tehran in 1958, he also developed close relations with the <mask> family and ended up marrying Abdul Rahman's daughter. The sons of Abdul Rahman turned away from the religions of their fathers to Marxism. They were to become leaders of the radical left Kurdish movement of Komala.The political flow of the time and the early life of the man, who was born in 1949 in Bukan, moved to Tehran as a child at the request of his father. The Komala J.K had been active in the family for a long time. After the establishment of the Republic of Mahabad, he was elected as Minister and after the defeat of the newly established government, the family moved to Tabriz, where the man of the family was teaching at the University of Tehran. There was a lot of political activity in Iran and Kurdistan before <mask> was born. Qazi Muhammad, the leader of the Republic of Mahabad, was executed in Kurdistan after the republic was defeated and a few politicians escaped to Iraqi Kurdistan. The Republic of Mahabad was taken over by the Shah military power, as well as the neighboring region of Azerbaijan. Political activity became more open with Mossadegh in office.Political activists were able to reach out to people working in Iraqi Kurdistan. The process continued until the king stood against the people with all his might and the fall of Mossadegh's government implicated in to the disruption of the political activity in Kurdistan again. The flow of the political debate was a constant in this period, as Education Mohtadi was growing. After graduating from high school, he went to the University of Tehran and began studying business. After getting his bachelor's degree in business from the university, young <mask> was very interested in poetry, but after a while he turned to politics and became one of the political figures of Iran, especially in Kurdistan. Young <mask> was often supported by his father's character, respecting his intellect and integrity. By his third year in college, <mask>'s increasingly vocal expressions of Marxist ideas were not just a matter of casual interest, but rather an engaging agenda in his family complex political subjects.They debated the various aspects of class struggle, tribal heritage and social advancement in Kurdistan, and the proper role of religion in society. The tone of the conversation was dictated by tradition. Along with a group of Kurds living in Tehran such as Foad Mostafa Soltani, Mosleh Sheikh-alislam, Shoib Zakaryai, Sedigh Kamangar and Mohammad Husein Karimi, <mask> decided to risk his life. He became a founding member of the Komala party in a secret initiation meeting in Tehran on October 27, 1969. As he continued his studies at the university, his membership and activities with Komala were completely underground and not shared outside of the small group of member-activists. Political activity in Kurdistan was not allowed in the 1960s. Most political activists sought refuge in Iraqi Kurdistan again.Barzani's movement and struggles were contributed to by most of them. The older brother of <mask> was associated with most of these movements. There was a dispute between these political activists. A group of them decided to organize themselves in a new way to fight the Shah's regime again. The group decided on the name "Revolutionary Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran". The group included Suleiman Moini, Mullah Avara, Suleiman Sharifzadeh who had direct contact with the <mask> family. Most of the group's members were killed against the Shah's regime.In Tehran, there was a lot of covert political activity, with the majority of them visiting the Mohtadi family. The Siahkal incident took place in northern Iran in 1968, and most of the guerrillas were defeated. The formation of <mask> was impacted by these activities. While studying at the University of Tehran, he and his friends decided to shape the patterns of a new party that could prepare itself to fight and use the experience of defeat. Komala was founded in Tehran in 1969. The Komala Party was founded in 1969. Now that the new party is alive, it's time for the members to hide their tracks from the eyes of SAVAK.The decision to refrain from further discussions in political circles led to the decision to cut off the extra communications that would lead to their arrest. The homes of the Mohtadi family were always a place for SAVAK to gather information. The older brother of <mask> was arrested several times by SAVAK to make him careful and not to take risks. The lessons of the Kurdish movement in the 60's will be remembered by the Shah's regime as a result of all of the incidents. They had to consider all aspects of their activities and try to bring this party into the populace and the support of the populace into the party so that at the right time, they can wage an armed endeavor against the Shah's regime. Despite all the efforts to remain secret, in the 1970s, the shah regime arrested three times and sentenced one of them to more than three years in prison for his activism. The most important era of the pre-Islamic Revolution Iran should be dealt with by the party after the failure of SAVAK to provide any evidence regarding his political actions.After his release from prison, <mask> and his friends gathered every week to discuss the progress of their agenda. They never directly asked anyone to engage in active fields because they contacted so many people and characters. Just before their engagement to the party, the newcomers were making sure of their commitment. They decided to split the students' activity into two groups, one in Tabriz and the other in Tehran. Foad Mustafa Sultani, Mohammad Husein Karimi, and Mosleh Sheikkhol-islami expanded their activities in Tehran. <mask> and his friends were able to attract many people for their own benefit through this process. Soon after, with the arrival of member's like Khane Moini, Ibrahim Alizadeh, and Faroq Babamiri.There is a new phase in the activity of <mask> and his friends. They were able to attract more people to themselves and their collective idea by expanding their field of duty in other cities of Kurdistan. The slogans of the new agenda were being used by most of the elites. Students, teachers, engineers, physicians and nurses were some of the people they brought with them. Most of the cities of Kurdistan had active people. The challenge for <mask> and his friends was how to stand out in Kurdish society. They set the idea of "we must be like them, to work like them, to dress like them, and to behave just like them in daily life" because they had to understand the reality of this very class of Kurdish society.With this simple idea in place, their comprehension of the labor class came to a more comprehensive recognition, and they could gain their trust for the upcoming endeavor against the Shah's regime. With each one of them involved in construction, agriculture, and even baking in different villages and cities of Kurdistan, the same policy was being pursued by <mask> and his friends. They were able to create a large brotherhood throughout Kurdistan because of the implication of all the efforts. The undergoing network of resistance was still functioning despite the fact that they were arrested for the third time in 1974 with Foad Mostafa Soltani and Khane Moini. Important events were to take place in Iraqi Kurdistan, affecting the stir of <mask> and his friends. The Shah's support for Barzani was caused by the Algerian treaty signed between the Shah and Saddam Hussein. In 1976, Barzani was forced to come to Tehran and settle in Karaj after Mam Jalal led another uprising against Saddam Hussein.The Shah did not support the chains of action, which caused a desperate need for help for him. On the other side, Saddam had complete control over Iraqi Kurdistan, and in practice, Mam Jalal could not have hoped for much help from the people of Iraqi Kurdistan. The Peshmerga had lost several fights against Saddam, so Mam Jalal and his friends were overwhelmed with disparity. Ways to help the Peshmergas of the Union of Kurdistan were getting smaller. The situation of Mam Jalal and his friends in Iraqi Kurdistan was realized by <mask>'s older brother, who immediately shared it with Kak Foad, who was unofficially considered the leader of the organization at the time. At the end they all agreed upon a call of an emergency help for Jalal Talabani and his Peshmerga forces which led to a campaign to raise a lot of donations for Mam Jalal and his Peshmergas throughout the people of the cities and villages. The donations were sent to Mam Jalal.The Iraqi Kurdish movement moved on after a catastrophic defeat was prevented by the amount of receiving help. The experience of the Iraqi Kurdish movement helped <mask> and his companions a lot on their journey in Iranian Kurdistan. Komala was founded in 1977. When Kak Foad was released from prison in the autumn of 1978, he and his friends decided to reorganize their organization to the world. They met in the fall. This wasn't the end of their discussion. They had to continue their gathering to the city of Naqadah for their own security.The three leaders of the organization were introduced when the discussions were over. The first congress of Komala will be recognized later on. In the years leading to the 1979 revolution, the Shah's regime arrested large groups of political activists. Even though social and political movements have become more difficult to run, students still occasionally demonstrate and protest against the Shah's policies. The three men decided to expand their organization under the name "Jamiyat" which means "union" in English. They set up "Jamiyat"s in all of the cities of Kurdistan. Several "Jamiyat"s were set up in the city.The name of the first camp in Sanandaj was "Jam-yat-e-Defa az Azadi va Enqlab". "The union for the defense of freedom and revolution" is what it means in English. They were able to provide a platform for them. The coordination council was made up of representatives of each "Jamiyat". The executive group was elected by the council. The board had three members. When he was a member of the "Jamiyat", Saddiq Kamangar wrote an autonomy plan for Kurdistan.In the absence of the Democratic Party, the people of Kurdistan were able to expand their organization. Komala organized most of the demonstrations against the Shah's regime. Those who were able to communicate with the people in all cities, villages and neighborhoods of Kurdistan under the name of the "Jamiyat" could easily organize demonstrations. The forces of the Shah's regime wounded a prominent member of the organization in one of the anti-regime demonstrations in Saqqez. He died a few days after the incident due to the severity of his wounds. They decided that they should leave the hideout. They revealed their organization to the public.They continued their political activities under the name Komala Party of Iranian Kurdistan. There is a famous family in Saqqez. He graduated from the University of Tabriz with a degree in electronics and was in charge of the Saqez "Jamiyyat". Hama Husein Karimi was a builder in Sardasht. He was a political figure in Kurdistan. Young, educated urban people were attracted to the Komala's radicalism after the revolution. It was at this time that the leader of Iran returned from exile.Most of the Shah's men had either been imprisoned or escaped. Most of the political groups formed were in support of Khomeini. The king fled after the revolution won. The provinces of Iran were associated with the same person. Kurdish cities were the only ones that were skeptical of Khomeini's policies. Kurdish parties and political activists have decided to demand independence from the new government in Iran. The request for pain was strongly rejected by Khomeini.Kurds and Kurdish parties were urged to accept his leadership. The people who worked under the name Komala had to make a decision. Komala and other Kurdish political parties did not participate in the referendum. The Kurdish people were ordered to fight by Khomeini. The armed forces of the regime poured into Kurdistan. Kurds were upset by the move. They decided to fight the armed forces of the regime.The armed forces of the regime were defeated in the first stage. The regime delayed for several months so that they could reorganize their forces. They attacked Kurdistan again when they were able to organize their armed forces. On September 30, 1979 Kak Foad was killed in a war. He was killed by the armed forces of the Islamic regime. The killing of Kak Foad has a negative effect on <mask>. His best friend had died.The founding member of the Komala, Kak Foad, had been killed. The Komala organizations were affected by the killing of Kak Foad. One of Komala's best leaders died. The Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (KDPI) was one of the main Iranian Kurdish armed groups. The uprising was a response to the wave of Kurdish nationalism following the Iranian Revolution, a perceived opportunity to gain increased autonomy not available under the Shah, the relative disorganization and chaos surrounding the establishment of the Islamic Republic, as well as other armed uprisings against the Mullahs. The Kurds were left out of the new constitution because there was no provision for autonomy. In March of 1979 Kurds seized police and military barracks in the towns of Sanandaj, Paveh, Divandarreh, Saqqez, and Mahabad.The uprising across northwestern Kurdish majority areas of Iran resulted in the deaths of 6,200 Kurds. In 1983, Komala decided to establish the Iranian Communist Party. One of the people they invited was Hikmat. They established the Communist Party of Iran after many meetings. Komala's leader became its secretary-general. He was the leader of the Communist Party of Iran. They wanted to find allies in Iran for Komala.The establishment of the Communist Party failed to achieve its targets according to a group of friends. They wanted to rethink the Communist Party. The Communist Party was being criticized by <mask>. The group splintered again in 2000. The Komala Social Democrat Party of Iran is still a Social Democrat. The policies of the Communist Party of Iran were criticized by <mask> a few years ago. The criticisms were not liked by the Communist Party, which led to divisions within the party.The Communist Party of Iran forced <mask> and his associates to leave and revive Komala with the slogan of rebuilding it. <mask> and his friends in the reconstruction of Komala tried to take a realistic path by questioning their own past. Many people inside and outside of Kurdistan were with the reforms in the party. Since the 1990s, Komala has mostly used its Peshmerga fighters to defend training camps and Kurdish settlements in Iraq. Some of its fighters joined the fight in Iraq. The idea of replacing Iran's clerical regime with a federal government whose constitution protects the rights of the country's ethnic minorities has been championed by the Iranian Kurdistan's Komala Party for the past few years. Komala of Iran is a party that is close to the ideals of the Social Democrats.The Secretary General of Komala was also the Secretary General of the Communist Party. 2. Iranian Kurdish people Komala Party of Iranian Kurdistan politicians Iranian Kurdistan Iranian dissidents Mahabad People from Bukan 1949 births Living people

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title: Danielle Eubank

texts: <mask> is an American oil painter and expedition artist with a studio in Los Angeles, known for her paintings of bodies of water, as well as One Artist Five Oceans, in which she sailed and painted all of the world's oceans to raise awareness about climate change. All of her artwork is done in a way that is friendly to the environment. She received a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation. <mask> has participated in a number of expeditions, including the Phoenician ship expedition. The portrait was to be used at the bank's London headquarters. Before it was displayed in the London office, the painting was part of an international traveling show. The portrait of General Sir Peter de la Billre hangs in the London Naval and Military Club.In the early days of interactivity, <mask> worked as a designer. She was an interactive designer for pioneers in the interactive field. A graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, <mask> is married to a composer. The UNESCO approved Borobudur ship expedition was launched by the President of Indonesia on August 15, 2003 and <mask> was the expedition artist. The ship sailed from Indonesia to Africa and then on to the other side of the world. The expedition ended on February 23, 2004, after travelling a total of 10,000 miles. Over 100 paintings and photographs were presented as a solo exhibition in central London.She was the official advance liaison with legations in each country, including the legations for Indonesia, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the countries visited. In 2005, a group of five patrons sent Eubank to create a series of 20 paintings. She was based in Ubud for 3 months. The Phoenician ship expedition was a re-creation of a 600 BC Phoenician vessel that sailed 20,000 miles over 2 years. In August 2008, the Phoenician ship expedition sailed through the Suez Canal and around the Horn of Africa. The voyage continued up the west coast of Africa, through the Straights of Gibraltar and across the Mediterranean, returning to Syria in November 2010. The Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly and UCLA Magazine covered the experience of Eubank on the ship.Thompson's Gallery hosted a solo show by Eubank in 2011. The Arctic Circle is an expeditionary program that puts artists and scientists together to explore the High Arctic. The Antigua was a three-masted barquentine tall ship with 27 artists and scientists on board. The ship sailed through the international territory of Svalbard. Climate change and its effects on the ocean were documented by Eubank from the North Pole. She sailed from Ushuaia, Argentina, across the Drake Passage, and as far south as Detaille Island. After crossing the Neumayer Channel and Gerlache Straight, he crossed the Drake Passage for the second time and returned to Ushuaia.She spent 20 years trying to paint all the world's oceans. One Artist Five Oceans was a 20-year project in which Eubank sailed and painted the waters of every ocean on Earth to raise awareness about climate change. She was invited to serve as the expedition artist on the Borobudur ship expedition in 2004, after her paintings of water led to an invitation. The success of these paintings led her to paint the other oceans of the world, next circumnavigating Africa on a replica of a 2,500 year old Phoenician ship. She traveled to the northernmost settlement on the planet. The expedition to paint the Southern Ocean ended in 2019. More than 200 bodies of water were painted by Eubank over 30,000 miles.The portrait was to be used for the new headquarters of the bank. The painting is going to be hung in the London office. Daily Dose Pick: <mask>, Flavorwire, UCLA Magazine, and LA Weekly.

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