title: Richard Müller (socialist)

texts: <mask> was a German socialist and historian. Mller was trained as a lathe-operator and later became an industrial unionist. He was a leader of the council movement in the German Revolution. He wrote a three-volume history of the German Revolution in the 1920s. Mller was born in a small village called Weira in the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in the German state of Thuringia, where his father died in 1896. He was a member of theDeutscher Metallarbeiter-Verband (DMV), the German metalworkers union. He joined the Social Democratic Party of Germany which was the biggest socialist party in Europe.The chairman of the Berlin branch of the Metalworkers Union was Mller. Mller represented many lathe-operators in Berlin. The social-democrats and union leaders collaborated with the imperial government to support the war-movement. The lathe-operators criticized the nationalist turn of the socialist and trade union movement and started wildcat strikes. The political support for the world-war was substantially challenged by these strikes from 1916 to 1918. Mller was the leader of an organization called the "Revolutionary Stewards". Mller was drafted into the military three times, but always found a way out and returned his political work.The January-Strike hit the anti-war-movement. Mller and his circle decided to plan an armed uprising. The military catastrophe for Germany became obvious to the public in the fall of 1918. The Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany (USPD) split from the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) because of their opposition to the war. Mller and his friends had a more pragmatic way of organizing things, even though Liebknecht pushed for action. They wanted to avoid premature actions in order to secure the success of the revolution. The Berlin Coalition of Mller's revolutionary stewards, the spartacists and the USPD, were the best-prepared group.The revolutionaries called for action on 9 November when news of these events came to Berlin. The shop-stewards, the only left-wing group with a widespread network in the factories, called for a general strike and armed demonstrations to enter the city center. The revolutionaries took Berlin by surprise. Mller became chairman of the "Executive Council of Workers' and Soldiers' Councils" one day after the revolution. In theory, Mller was the head of state because this was the highest organ of the new "Socialist republic of Germany". The Council of People's Representatives was dominated by Friedrich Ebert, leader of the Social Democrats. The executive council lost power very quickly.Vollzugsrat was shut down by force in the summer of 1919 after several strikes calling for socialization of core-industries were turned down. Mller was a leading figure in the German council movement and the strikes in the spring of 1919 were the biggest mass-mobilisation of the movement. The conception how council-communism could work in practise was written by him and his friend. Mller was one of the main authors of the "The Workers-Council" periodical. <mask>, strike leader for the larger Berlin area, tried to build a united front of all working class parties, but failed. The Communist Party of Germany tried to integrate Mller and the revolutionary stewards because of their credibility among workers and their widespread network within the factories. Although Mller sympathized with Liebknecht, he and his group decided not to join the party.The reason for boycotting the upcoming elections for the national assembly was to leave the major unions in order to form their own communist union movement. Mller and many of his former colleagues joined the party in October 1920 after the KPD turned away from this political course. The left majority found its way to Communism after the USPD split. Political parties were once again the main organisation of the socialist movement as the council movement was already dead. The KPD's central on union affairs was led by Mller. Mller was the leader of the communist movement in Germany. He lost his job when he criticized the failed communist uprising in Thuringia.The action was caused by police provocation. The KPD central committee tried to get rid of Mller because they didn't like independent critics. They had to accept the re-integration of Mller and other critics into the KPD after the Third World-Congress of the Communist International. After fights within the party started again, Mller and his group lost support from Moscow and left the party. Mller wrote an extensive history of the German Revolution after being forced out of the communist movement. The first volume was published in 1924. "Die Novemberrevolution" and "Brgerkrieg in Deutschland" were the next two volumes.The only Marxist history of the German Revolution was written by Mller. They presented a collection of sources that Mller had collected during his political career. Mller's conclusions were mostly ignored because of his Marxist point of view. Mller's works were used as a source in almost every standard account of the historical events, since he gave the most detailed inside-view on the revolutionary movement. Two German historians used Mller as a source and discussed his conclusions in their works. The German student movement's view on the German Revolution was influenced by Mller's writings. By the end of the 1920s, Mller was an active member of the "Deutscher Industrieverband", a small communist but anti-Stalinist union.Mller left the Organisation around 1929. He was anentrepreneur in real estate. He wanted to become a publisher in order to promote his third book. The firm went into construction works after changing its field of operation. <mask> acted well as director of the enterprise, which built state-subsidized homes for working-class families. After becoming a millionaire, he left the business and retired. He did not seem to be active in any kind of anti-fascist action in the last years of his life.Mller died in Berlin. The first volume of Writings Vom Kaiserreich was published in 1925. The second volume of Die Novemberrevolution. John Heartfield wrote the cover of Wien. The Brgerkrieg is in Germany. The Republik is geburtswehen. Olle & Wolter, Berlin 1979 (Kritische Bibliothek der Arbeiterbewegung, Texte Nr.) was published in 1979.<mask> wrote three works in one volume. Hoffrogge: Working-Class Politics in the German Revolution is a book by <mask>. "From Unionism to Workers' Councils: The Revolutionary Shop Stewards in Germany 1914–1918" was written by Ralf Hoffrogge. <mask> is the author of "Die Mann hinter der Novemberrevolution". Streiken in den Krieg. Die Bedeutung der Massenstreiks in der Metallindustrie was published in 2008. The Vollzugsrat der Berliner Arbeiter- und Soldatenrte was published in 1978.Dietmar Lange wrote about Generalstreik und Mrzkmpfe in Berlin 1919. There are references to people from Saale-Orla-Kreis and Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in the biography of <mask>.

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title: John Sulston

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texts: Sir <mask> was a British Biologist and Academic who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2002 for his work on the cell lineage and genome of the worm Caenorhabditis elegans. He chaired the Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation at the University of Manchester. Free public access to scientific information, as well as the patenting of genes and the privatisation of genetic technologies, were in the public interest. <mask> and Josephine Frearson were the parents of early life and education <mask>. The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel was run by his father. His mother quit her job as an English teacher to care for him and his sister. He was home-tutored until he was five.He began to dislike games when he was five years old at York House School. He had fun with dissection and sectioning plants to observe their structure and function. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Natural Sciences (Chemistry) from Cambridge University in 1963. He joined the Department of Chemistry at the University of Cambridge after being interviewed by Alexander Todd and was awarded his PhD in 1966. He was a researcher at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies from 1966 to 1969. Colin Reese arranged for him to work with someone who would change his career path. Orgel introduced him to two other people.He was interested in biological research. Orgel wanted <mask> to stay with him, but he was persuaded to return to Cambridge to work on the neurobiology of Caenorhabditis elegans. The complete map of the worm's neurons was produced by <mask>. He continued to work on it. In 1998, the whole genome sequence was published in collaboration with the Genome Institute at Washington University. Both the C. elegans and human genomes were worked on by <mask>. He was successful in showing that large-scale genome sequencing projects were feasible.The Human Genome Project began when the worm genome was sequencing. He was made director of the newly established Sanger Centre at this point. The 'working draft' of the human genome sequence was completed in 2000. He narrated his research career in The Common Thread: A Story of Science, Politics, Ethics, and the Human Genome. In 1986 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. In 1989 he was elected an EMBO Member and in 2000 he received the George W. Beadle Award. The Secrets of Life was the topic of the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures in 2001.He won the Dan David Prize and the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award in 2002. He shared the prize with two other people, including Robert Horvitz, for their discoveries concerning 'genetic regulation of organ development and programmed cell death'. During his research years at the LMB, one of the most important contributions was to understand the order in which cells divide. He and his team were able to trace the nematode's entire cell line. The Golden Plate Award is given by the American Academy of Achievement. He received the George Dawson Prize in Genetics from Trinity College Dublin. He gave a lecture on the subject of population pressure.He was made a Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour for his services to science and society. The Cambridge Chemistry Alumni Medal was awarded to him in October. He was a leader in the fight against the patenting of human genetic information. <mask> met a research assistant in Cambridge. They got married before they left for the US. They had two children. Their first child was born in 1967, and their second in England.<mask> was a Trustee of Cambridge Past, Present and Future as well as volunteering in the local library and working parties at Magog Down. Although brought up in a Christian family, <mask> lost his faith during his student life at Cambridge. He was a supporter of the group. He was one of 22 people who won a prize for their work. He was in favor of free access to scientific information. He didn't like the idea of profiteering from genome research and wanted it to be free. He wanted to change patent law in order to make it easier for patients to get the anti-viral drug Tamiflu.Mark Stephens said that in December of 2010 <mask> acted as a bail surety for him. In June 2012 <mask> forfeited £15,000 of the £20,000 pledged due to the fact that the English courts did not have jurisdiction over Assange. He died of stomach cancer at the age of 75. The Medical Research Council lab for Molecular Biology has a profile of <mask>, who was interviewed by Alan Macfarlane.

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title: David LaBerge

texts: <mask> specializes in the attention process and the role of apical dendrites. <mask> received his undergraduate degree from the College of Wooster, his MA degree from Claremont University and his PhD degree from Stanford University. Dr. LaBerge taught at Indiana University, Bloomington, University of Minnesota, and the University of California at Irvine. He was a Visiting Scholar at the University of Washington, Seattle from 2009 to 2011 and was a member of the adjunct faculty at Bard College at Simon's Rock from 1997 to 2007. The University of Minnesota Students Association received a distinguished service award. A fellow of the Society of Experimental Psychologists. A fellow.A fellow American Psychological Association. A fellow of the American Psychological Society. The Society for Neuroscience is a member. Research 1. There are models of choice behavior. A model for neutral elements gave a way to represent noise elements in the Estes and Burke choice theory. A recruitment model for choice behavior assumes that when a criterion number is reached, the corresponding response is evoked.2. There were early experiments of attention. Stimulus processing is biased by three factors: relative Frequency of presentation, incentive value and informative cue. 3. There are studies of automaticity. Automatic processing is measured. There is a theory of automaticity in reading.Samuels. There is a theory of automaticity. 4. The spread of attention is measured. 5. Shifting attention across visual space. 6.There are studies of thalamic involvement. A brain scans study of the human pulvinar. A neural network simulation study of thalamic circuit operations. 7. The test for attention to location was developed with Eric Sieroff. There are 8. The Triangular Circuit of Attention is a cortex-wide circuit theory of attention.There are 9. An apical dendrite theory of cognitive, attention, and consciousness has been developed. The hypothesis that the apical dendrite has its own special functions was explored in a series of papers. In three performances of a work entitled Resonant Dendrites, which featured film, narrative voice samples and music, LaBerge and his daughter, Anne La Berge informally illustrated the hypothesis of the apical dendrite resonance. A formal description of a theory of electric resonance in apical dendrites appeared in an article by Kasevich & LaBerge. The circuit can separate its signaling from that of other circuits with the help of this refinement. The neural correlate of objective information processing and the neural correlate of subjective impressions is described in an article by LaBerge & Kasevich.There is a theory that apical dendrite resonance supplements neural signaling as a major mode of neural function. The contents of consciousness may be regarded as the resonance-based subjective impressions. He was the music director and conductor of the Minnesota Bach Society Orchestra and Chorus for 21 years. He was the director of the South Sound Classical Choir until May 2019. He lives in Washington with his wife. Estes, W.K. Burke, C.J.There is a theory of variability in learning. The Psychological Review was published in 1953. LaBerge, D. Preliminary trials have an effect on the rate of conditioning. The Journal of Experimental Psychology is a journal. LaBerge, D. There is a model with neutral elements.In R.R. Bush and W.K. Estes is the author. There are studies in mathematical learning theory. pp 53–3 was published by the university press. D. LaBerge. Simple behavior is the subject of a recruitment theory.Psychometrika, 27. LaBerge, D. and Tweedy, J.R. There is presentation probability and choice time. The Journal of Experimental Psychology was published in 1968. LaBerge, D. Tweedy, J.R., and Ricker are related. The year 1967. There is a choice time and incentive variables.Psychonomic Science, 8, 341–342. LaBerge, Van Gelder, and Yellott are related. A cueing technique. The 7th edition of Perception and Psychophysics was published. D LaBerge wrote about attention and the measurement of perceptual learning. There is a memory and cognitive journal. LaBerge, D. and Samuels, S.J.Automatic information processing in reading is a theory. There is a cognitive psychology journal. D. LaBerge. Automatic processing of learning. The book is written by P. M. A. Rabbitt and S. Dornic. New York: Academic Press, pp 50–64. Identification of the time to switch attention is a test of a serial and a parallel model of attention.In S. Kornblum. The fourth edition of Attention & Performance was published by New York: Academic Press. D. LaBerge. The extent of attention to letters and words. The Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception & Performance is a journal. The theory of attentional operations in shape identification was written by LaBerge and Brown. The psychological review was 96,101-124.LaBerge, D and Buchsbaum, M.S. The year 1990. The pulvinar activity is measured during an attention task. The Journal of Neuroscience is a journal. The authors are LaBerge, Carter, and Brown. A network simulation of circuit operations. Neural computation, 4.Quantitative models of attention and response processes were used. The Journal of Mathematical Psychology was published in 1978. D. LaBerge. The brain's art of focusing is called attentional processing. Harvard University Press is in Cambridge, MA. D LaBerge was born in 1997. There is attention, awareness, and a triangular circuit.6,140-181 is about consciousness and cognitive functioning. LaBerge, D., Carlson, R.L., Williams, J.K., and Bunney, B. The year 1997. There are tests of moving spotlight models vs activity-distribution models. Human perception and performance are topics in the Journal of Experimental Psychology. There were 23, 1380–1392. LaBerge, Auclair, and Sieroff collaborated on a project.An experiment and theory are included. The 9th edition of Consciousness and Cognition was published. Sieroff, Piquard, A., Auclair, L., Lacomblez, L., Derouesne, C., and LaBerge, D. There is a deficit of attention in dementia. Brain & Cognition was published in 55. Auclair, Jambaque, I., Dulac, O., and LaBerge are related. There is a deficit of attention in children.The journal of neuroscience, 43, 1701–1712. D. LaBerge. The cortex has attention, consciousness, and electrical wave activity. The International Journal of Psychophysiology is a journal. D. LaBerge. The attentional control was brief and long. There is psychological research.LaBerge, D. Repeated circuits have sustained attention and apical dendrite activity. Brain Research Reviews is a journal. LaBerge, D. There is activity in the brain and consciousness. The 15th edition of Consciousness and Cognition was published. LaBerge, A.Resonant Dendrites is a science and art lecture. The 4th European conference of the Society for Science, Literature, and the Arts was held. Amsterdam. LaBerge, A., and LaBerge, D. Dendrites are resonant. The festival is about electronic music and arts. The University of Minnesota has a music school.LaBerge, D. and Kasevich, R.S. The year 2007. Neural Networks is the apical dendrite theory of consciousness. A. LaBerge. The year 2009. There is music for flute and computer. The school is located at the University of California, Irvine.Kasevich, R.S., and LaBerge, D. There is a theory of electric resonance. The article was published in the journal PLoS ONE. LaBerge, D. and Kasevich, R. The cerebral cortex contains rifferents in the brain. Consciousness and Cognition was published in the year 1575. LaBerge, D. and Kasevich, R.S.The year 2017: There are Apical Dendrites in loop circuits. The article is titled: 10.3389/fnsys. 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 Further reading LaBerge. LaBerge, <mask> wrote "Attentional Processing: The Brain's Art ofMindfulness". "The Neural Foundation of Experience: The Role of Vibrating Neurons" is a book by <mask>.

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title: Jehangir Karamat

texts: General <mask> is a retired four-star rank army general of Pakistan Army, diplomat, public intellectual, and a former professor of political science. In 1996 he was appointed the Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army and in 1997 he became the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee. After joining the Pakistan Army in 1958, he entered the Pakistan Military Academy at Kakul and served in the conflict with India in the 1960's and 70's. He was appointed as an army chief and later Chairman joint chiefs after exposing the attempted coup against Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. His tenure is thought to be the most important in enhancing the democracy and civilian control when he supported the atomic-testing programme in 1998. <mask> was removed from his four-star commands by the Prime minister over a disagreement on national security and reforms of the intelligence community. He is one of the few army generals to have resigned over a disagreement with the civilian authorities.He was appointed to head Pakistan's diplomatic mission as an Ambassador but was later removed after he resigned. The dangers of unbalanced civil-military relations and the rise of foreign-supported terrorism in the country were predicted by <mask>. His recommendations on national security became part of the Prime Minister's counterterrorism policy. Early and education <mask> <mask> was born on February 20, 1941 in Karachi, in the British Indian Empire, into a Kakazai Pashtun family who originally hailed from Montgomery in Punjab. His father, <mask> Ahmad, was an officer in the Indian Civil Service with the Indian government who went on to become a bureaucrat in the Government of Pakistan after the partition of India in 1947. <mask> joined the Pakistan Army after graduating from the St. Patrick's High School in Karachi. When he received the Sword of Honor in 1961, he stood as a top-ranking cadet at Kakul because his mother moved with him to overlook his education.<mask> was commissioned as a 2nd-Lt in 1961. In 1969 Capt. <mask> was told to attend the Command and Staff College in Quetta because he was noted for his intelligence and competence at every level of courses he took. In 1971 Capt. <mask> was qualified as a psc. After the third war with India in 1971, Major <mask> was sent to the United States to study at the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College. After graduating from the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College, Major <mask> was directed to attend the National Defence University where he obtained a masters degree in international relations.<mask> completed his master's programme at the National Defence University after completing his MSc in International Relations from there. In 1978–80, Major <mask> attained the MSc in War studies where his thesis argued and enlightened on the failure of performance of armed forces in third war with India 1971. In 1963, Lieutenant <mask> commanded a formation of main battle tanks. During the second war with India in 1965, <mask> commanded an infantry platoon. backup military companies were encouraged to move forward into the enemy territory by the first unit that penetrated into the enemy territory. Fourteen soldiers, including three officers, were killed and twenty eight were wounded in this war performance. The 13th Lancers were awarded the battle honour, Dewa, and the title of The Spearhead, for this action.He was promoted to captain in 1966 and then major in 1971. In 1971 Major <mask> commanded the company of the Aromoured Corps on the Western Front of the third war with India, defending the territories of Punjab, Pakistan against the approaching Indian Army. The Battle of Barapind was fought in the Sialkot Sector, where Maj. <mask> was the commanding officer of the 15th Lancers attached to the Baloch Regiment. The battle honour of the battalion was awarded in 1971. In 1979–80, <mask> was posted as an instructor at the War College of the National Defence University. Col. <mask> was promoted to brigadier general in the Pakistan Army but did not take part in the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. In 1983–88.The Pakistan armed forces–Middle East Command consists of the joint armed branches in Saudi Arabia. Initially stationed to cover the area of responsibility of Tabuk and Khamis Mushait in Saudi Arabia. The territorial sovereignty of Saudi Arabia was protected during the height of the Iran–Iraq War. In 1988 there was a brigadier. <mask> was promoted to the two-star rank after returning from his combat duty. Major-General <mask> served as the Director-General of the Military Operations of the Pakistan Army from 1988 to 1991, where he was credited with playing a crucial role in the advancement of the fighting capabilities of the Pakistan Army. The appointment of Maj-Gen. <mask> as Director-General of the Pakistan Army Rangers was short-lived as he was promoted to the three-star rank in 1992.Lieutenant-General <mask> commanded the II Strike Corps until 1994. The Chief of General Staff (CGS) at the Army GHQ was elevated to Lieutenant-Gen. <mask> in 1994. <mask> served as the Colonel-in-Chief from 1996 to 1998 and as the Colonel-in-Commandant from 1993 to 1996. In 1995 Lt-Gen. <mask> rose to public prominence when he had the Military Intelligence (MI) to infiltrate within the Pakistan Army. Major-General Zaheerul Islam Abbasi, who was posted at the Army GHQ, was monitored by the Director of MI Major-General Ali Kuli Khan. The culprits behind the coup were tracked down by the MI. Lieutenant-General <mask> convened many proceedings while the military judges led by a Vice-Admiral heard the hearings for the high-ranking joint JAG court hearings.General <mask> was given national honours for his actions in public gatherings. Prime Minister Benazir approved the paperwork for the appointment of Lieutenant-General <mask> as the Chief of Army Staff in December 1995. The promotion of Lieutenant-General <mask> to the four-star rank and appointment as the Chief of Army Staff by the President was approved by the Prime Minister. He was promoted to four-star general because he was the senior most general at that time. Lieutenant-General <mask> <mask>, chief of general staff (CGS), was one of the four senior generals who were vying for the position of Chief of Army Staff. As Chief of Army Staff, General <mask> tried to work with the Prime minister and President at the same time, but soon realized that the misdeeds of politicians and bureaucrats would eventually lead to the dismissal of Benazir Bhutto's final government. General <mask> tried to convince Benazir Bhutto and President Leghari to resolve their issues by leaking an intelligence information to the Speaker of the National Assembly.The chairman of the joint chiefs was due to retire in 1997. The Prime Minister appeared in news channels to confirm General <mask> as the new Chairman joint chiefs. General <mask> was appointed as Chairman joint chiefs and no one objected. General <mask> wanted the Pakistan armed forces to focus on their professional duties. <mask> worked to integrate Pakistan's military on a common platform and had his staff coordinate in the battlefield. Many issues that would hampered the performances of the inter-service in the war or peacetime situations were resolved by <mask>. General <mask> was the military adviser to the government after India's nuclear tests in 1998.President Bill Clinton offered lucrative aid to Pakistan for not testing its devices at a meeting with the Prime Minister. "You can almost hear the guy sweating during the meeting with the Prime Minister," President Bill Clinton told Strobe Talbott. Strobe Talbott CENTCOM commander, General Anthony Zinni and US Chairman Joint chiefs General Henry Shelton met with General <mask> to withdraw the decision to conduct a nuclear test. Strobe Talbott described the meeting with <mask> as less contentious. The "soldier–to–soldier" bond was drawn by General <mask> and General Zinni. General <mask> made it clear that the final decision would be made by the civilian government. At the NSC cabinet meeting, the Pakistani government, military, scientific, and civilian officials were participating in a debate, broadening, and complicating the decision-making process.The final decision on the national security and military point of view was left to the Prime Minister. General <mask> asked the military to be on stand-by after the decision was made. The nuclear tests were carried out on 28 May 1998 as Chagai-I and on 30 May 1998 as Chagai-II. Pakistan became the world's seventh nuclear power as dawn broke. There was a strong feeling in the military that any concession to India on Kashmir policy would lead to a decline in the prestige and standing of the armed forces. After the failure to pass the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution, there were concerns raised by Benazir Bhutto and the Pakistan Peoples Party on the Prime Minister's control over politics, national security, and foreign policy. The idea of reestablishing the NSC was presented by General <mask> at the Naval War College in Karachi in 1998.General <mask> spoke openly about the role of the internal intelligences, such as the IB, in carrying out vendettas-like operations against political opponents. The Prime Minister was forced to resign <mask> when he criticized Pakistan's political leadership and advocated a National Security Council that would give the military a constitutional role in running the country. General <mask> was relieved from the chairmanship of joint chiefs by the Prime Minister in 1998. A storm of public controversy followed the relief of the famous and famed general by a popular politician. The decision made by the Prime Minister was seen by many in his circle as "ill-considered" and "blunder". General <mask> defended his actions as he lost the confidence of a constitutionally elected Prime Minister, despite being criticized by the Chief of Naval Staff. As General <mask> received a full guard of honour retirement in a colorful ceremony as Chairman joint chiefs and chief of army staff, Prime Minister's mandate plummeted and his popularity waned as the majority of the public disapproved of the decision to relieve <mask>.The Prime Minister was pilloried by the public after appointing a junior general as the Chairman joint chiefs over the objections of the admiral. The Kargil war almost led to a war between Pakistan and India in 1999. In the same year, a coup d'état was staged and the Prime Minister was overthrown. The Prime Minister did what General <mask> had called for when he won the general elections in 2013; first reestablishing the NSC with military gaining representation in the country's politics, and then making more reforms in the intelligence community. General <mask> was the full tenured professor of Political science at the National Defense University and held the chair of military science at the armed forces war college. His students who studied under him included Pervez Musharraf and Ali Kuli Khan. The influence of <mask> on Bokhari's philosophy and critical thinking was significant.The professorship of War studies was accepted by <mask> in 2000. He was awarded a research associateship on civil military relations at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. <mask> joined the UN in 2001 and was a part of the area study on Afghanistan. The chairman of the board of governors was <mask>. <mask> was named as the Pakistan Ambassador to the United States in 2004. His nomination came after the outgoing Pakistan Ambassador. Kofi Annan appointed Pakistan Ambassador Qazi as Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq on September 23, 2004.On December 10, 2004, <mask> presented his credentials to Bush. According to news media in Pakistan, Ambassador <mask> was to be replaced by Major General Durrani. The reports stated Ambassador <mask> would be returning home after only a year and a half. According to the Foreign Office,<mask> will not be in the reception line to greet President George Bush. While he was Pakistan Ambassador, <mask> made pro-democracy statements at the different gatherings in the US. <mask> told a Washington based journalist that the story was made up to get the Prime Minister fired. General <mask> founded Spearhead Research, a think tank that focuses on social, economic, military and political issues in Pakistan and Afghanistan.The director of the Spearhead Research Institute is General <mask>. The Pakistan Army website has an official profile of St. Patrick's High School and the Pakistan Military Academy.

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title: Gulabrao Maharaj

texts: The Hindu saint from Maharashtra, India was named <mask>j. He gave a vision of life to the people who were blind. In his short life of 34 years, he wrote more than 130 books, commentaries and poems. Gonduji Mohod and Sou were the parents of <mask>, who was born in July of 1881. Alokabai Mohod is from the village of Madhan. He was given the wrong medicine when he was 9 months old. He was brought up by his maternal grandmother when he was four years old.When he was 19 years old, Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj gave him his own name. The first ever photo picture of Sant Dnyaneshwar has been drawn by an artist. The same photo-frame can be seen at the Samadhi Temple. The name of the man was known as <mask> Maharaj. At the age of 9 months, he became blind in both eyes, but still he was a master of many sciences. Intelligence and eyes are called "chakshu" in Sanskrit. The 'intellectual eyesight' was one of his divine powers.He could read any book in the world in any language that he took with him and decide to learn it. He didn't need an eye to see the world. He introduced a new school of thought. The people who know about the philosophy of 'adwaita' know that it doesn't accept any name or form that could be different from God. When everything has become one-soul, where is any other thing to smell? Who will see who? Who will listen to whom?Who will talk to whom? Is there anything else to think about? Who will know who? Who knows everything, how to know him? Asy sarva atmaivabhuta, tat Ken Kam Jighnet? Is there a word for ken pashyet? brihadaranyaka.There is only one thing that exists. The teachings of "adwaita" say that what we see and experience as world is illusionary. The devotional love for lord Krishna is called Madhura Bhakti. There are three words in Vedanta. Devotee, devotion and deity are not different from each other in the way that one has to be a deity and other a Devotee in the way that one has to be a deity and other a Devotee in the way that one has to be a deity and other a Adwaita doesn't recognize Bhakti. The great saint who possessed the eternal knowledge since childhood by dint of his past karma advocated for the "after-attaining-knowledge" stage to his disciples.His full name was Gulab Gundoji Mohod. He died at the age of 34 when he was born in a small village named Madhan in Maharashtra. In the year 1915. He had lost his sight at a young age, but he still wrote 133 books on various subjects, containing more than 6000 pages, 130 commentaries and 25,000 lines of poetry. He was four years old when his mother died. He resided at the house of his maternal grand mother for about 6 years. Even though he had lost his eye- sight, people came to know about his intelligence and brain-sight.The women from the village would come to the well in front of the house to get water. Small Gulab would call them all by their names, and the women would wonder how a blind boy could know about their names. He was found many times in the night. His grand mother and other people were frightened to see him sitting in a yoga position. The elderly and wise men who understood the conditions of Gulabrao asked his relatives to refrain from disturbing him. He was fond of the holy songs, holy verse, and reading the books. He would ask his friends to read the books and repeat what he had heard.He had a great memory. At the age of ten, he knew all the Shastras. He was married to the daughter of a farmer in 1896. Since 1897, he has been writing essays and poetry on the religious philosophy. His age was sixteen. He would visit the nearby cities, villages and towns and meet the people to discuss the various topics of religion. The great saint of the 12th century Sant Dnyneshwar Maharaj accepted the young man as his student in 1901.Sant Dnyneshwara's daughter would be married to <mask> Maharaj. He married lord Krishna in 1905. He wore the dress and ornaments like a woman. He put a red spot on his forehead and put a golden chain around his neck which is worn by Hindu married women. He wrote a commentary on the theories of Darwin and Spencer when he was 21. He wrote books on various subjects, like yoga and dhyan. He wrote about the "Manas Ayurveda".The psychological part of the system. Those who want to attain salvation and gain eternal knowledge were given guidelines by him. It is impossible for a blind man to write on subjects like yoga and Upanishads, which are difficult to understand by highly educated and intelligent people. When did he find time to study these sciences? He received old treatises from whom. The secret meanings of the Sanskrit verse were explained to him. When one reads his biography and books written by him, there are many questions that arise.His style of writing is his own and he has his own views. Many secrets of the Hindu religious sciences are not usually made public by the saints. Most of his disciples were Brahmin Pundits. He knew the "Atmadnyan" (knowledge of self-realization) and was not bound by many old rules, despite telling people that he had no right to study the Vedas according to old traditions. He used to respect the guidance received from the old Indian religious books. He would defeat many Pundits and intelligent people in the debate on the Shastras. In India, the great persons who lived only for the cause of welfare of mankind were truly recognized by the people after their death.After the Samadhi of Saint <mask> Maharaj on 20 September 1915, he became more and more popular. His many disciples attained the knowledge of self-realization and are now known as the great saints. He was a great intellectual and saint, and his main disciple was a great intellectual and saint. His commentary on "Bhavartha Deepika" was written by Dnyaneshwara Maharaj. The people are guided by volumes of knowledge written by the great saints. Theavatar (  ) of <mask> Maharaj was born in Sipur village 8 miles from Sidhapur. He has done massive tap/dhyan for 12 years in a jungle by just having lemons.He has spent the rest of his life at a temple in Gujarat. There is a detailed story about how it was come to the notice. In the late 19th century, Balavantrao Marathe was posted in Zhinzuwada as a post master. He used to visit Becharanand maharaj to seek his blessings. He came back to his home in Amravati, Maharashtra after retirement and one day he heard someone refer to him as "Who's there, Balvantrao". Balavantrao looked at the person who had just called his name and he was none other than <mask> Maharaj. "Seems like you've forgotten me, some of the people from there (Zinzuwada) are also with me today!", the letter said.Balavantrao used to visit the place after that day. Balavantrao has agreed to tell a story about how he came to know about Becharanand Maharaj, even though he tried to avoid it. The Mohod family migrated from a place near the Gujarat and Rajasthan state border in the 11th century. The family used to be known as 'Modh' and later as 'Mohod'. There were blind people from India and Hindu saints who died in 1915.

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texts: <mask> III is an American businessman and politician. He was the 19th governor of Arizona. He resigned from office in 1997 after being convicted of extortion and bank fraud. <mask> served in the United States Air Force and was stationed at a base in Arizona. <mask> graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Dutch art history after attending the Gilman School in Baltimore. <mask>'s father was an ambassador and his cousin was a U.S. diplomat. Senator from Missouri.<mask> was awarded the Bronze Star for his service in the Air Force. He was discharged in 1971. In 1976, he founded the Symington Company and became a real estate developer. <mask> was elected to the governorship in 1990 after a close campaign that resulted in a second election. The first charter schools in Arizona opened in 1995 after <mask> signed sweeping education reform legislation. <mask> signed legislation in his second term to establish the Arizona Water Bank Authority, allowing excess water from the Central Arizona Project to be banked in Arizona for future use. During the federal government shutdown in 1995, he oversaw the first temporary closing of Grand Canyon National Park.<mask> resigned from office after being convicted of bank fraud, but the convictions were later overturned. <mask> was pardoned in January 2001 by President Bill Clinton, who once saved him from a rip tide off of Connecticut. After his term as governor, <mask> left public service and pursued a career as a chef, later co-founding the Arizona Culinary Institute with his business partners. He has been speculated as a possible candidate for another term as Governor of Arizona, as well as a possible candidate for the United States Senate, but has only endorsed candidates since leaving the Governor's office. <mask> was a witness to the Phoenix Lights, a mass unexplained flying objects event which took place in Phoenix, Arizona in 1997. <mask> was born in New York City in 1945. Symington is the great-grandson of steel magnate Henry Clay Frick.<mask> was the son of Martha Howard and J<mask> <mask> Jr. <mask> was a cousin to him. Senator from Missouri for a while. He graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Dutch art history. Symington met Thomas Caplan, who introduced him to Bill Clinton. During a trip to Massachusetts near the Kennedy compound, Symington saved Clinton's life when he nearly drowned in a rip tide. Symington discovered the works of Friedrich Hayek while studying at Harvard.<mask>'s political beliefs in regards to fiscal and taxation policy would be influenced by Hayek's work. <mask> supported Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential election. He served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War and was stationed at a base in Arizona. He was awarded a Bronze Star in 1971 for his service. In 1976, he founded The Symington Company, a real estate development company. He was appointed to the Southwest Savings and Loan Association board in 1983. The Esplanade, an up-scale office complex that was built on a former Christmas tree lot, was one of Symington's projects as a real estate developer.<mask> had his own office on the fourth floor of the building, and he believed it to be the best location in town for business. <mask> was on the board of directors of Southwest Savings and Loan, which received funds from the financing of the project. <mask> stated that the approval of the construction of the Esplanade was significant because nothing over four stories had ever been granted along Camelback Road. The construction of the Esplanade took two decades to complete. The Mercado, a shopping complex near downtown Phoenix whose design was influenced by southwestern and Hispanic culture, is one of the development projects launched by The Symington Company. The idea for the Mercado came from Phoenix City Hall, which granted the first ever federal Urban Development Action Grant in Phoenix for the complex. The Mercado faced financial hardship a few years after opening.According to a jury in the case that led to <mask>'s resignation as Governor, he repeatedly filed false financial statements in order to get a $10 million loan from a group of Arizona pension funds. <mask> was accused of threatening to end the lease of Arizona State University, the largest tenant at the Mercado, if he wasn't released from the $10 million loan. <mask> filed for Chapter 11 protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court after the Mercado loan went into default. <mask> ran for Governor of Arizona in 1990 and promised to run the state like a business. <mask> placed his business expertise and his success as a real estate developer at the center stage of his campaign. 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A former U.S. While running for Governor as a Libertarian in 1982 he placed fourth behind Mecham and Koory, despite being the Republican nominee in 1976. <mask> received nearly half of the vote in the primary despite being portrayed as a liberal. <mask> began his general election campaign by stating that his opponent was a tax-and-spend Dukakis liberal Democrat and that he was a Barry Goldwater conservative. <mask>'s campaign was supported by Goldwater, who was seen as the ideological leader of the modern Republican Party. <mask>'s father was friends with Goldwater.The Democratic Party nominee in the general election was Terry Goddard, who was the mayor of Phoenix until February of that year. The son of a former Arizona Governor tried to cast doubt on <mask> in the minds of voters by stating that the former businessman could face indictment for his business activities. <mask> charged that Goddard had violated the state's campaign finance law by accepting a law-firm salary while campaigning, without spending the stipulated hours on legal work. One of <mask>'s campaign promises was a cut in the state budget. On election day in November 1990, the presence of several write-in candidates resulted in <mask> and Goddard being virtually tied, with <mask> ahead by only 4,300 votes. If no candidate received 50% of the vote in the general election in Arizona, there would be a runoff. Evan Mecham was elected governor in 1986 with 40% of the vote.February 26, 1991, was the date for the second round of voting. A total of $5 million was spent by both candidates in the campaigns. <mask> was called before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee by a Democratic Senator in order to raise money for his campaign. The hearing was held in the U.S. Senator Bob Dole accused the Democrats of a political "sneak attack" on <mask>, a line which was later used in a Symington campaign commercial. The ad's narrator asked, "How can anyone trust Terry Goddard, when the fact is he's broken the law?" <mask> won the second round with over 50% of the vote.The 1990 gubernatorial election was the only one in Arizona's history in which a runoff was held. <mask> became Arizona's fourth Governor in five years after being sworn in on March 6, 1991. <mask>'s first budget as Governor, which totaled more than $3.5 billion, was successfully passed through the state legislature, earning him high marks from political analysts at the time, due to its lack of tax increases. The project caused controversy due to the amount of waste created. The State Long-Term improved Management Project was created by Symington after an extensive review of its human resources management. Reducing the size of the state government was the goal of the project. Recommendations that were made as a result of the project included methods for improving the hiring process, improving training, providing alternative processes for employee appeals, reducing overall employment, and upgrading the classification, pay, and benefits system, among other suggestions.The consulting contract for Project SLIM that <mask>'s accounting firm won DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The former directors of Southwest Savings and Loan, including Governor <mask>, were investigated over their involvement in the thrift's failure and the case was settled for $12 million. In November 1992, Symington ended a six-month standoff with the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation by signing a compact that allowed the tribe to operate 250 video gambling machines. The tribe was in defiance of federal agents who had seized their gambling machines. The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation agreed to allow state supervision of the gambling operation in exchange for a quarter of the machines that had been seized. The state agreed to allow the operation of a bingo hall and casino by the tribe. Jack LaSota criticized the decision due to Arizona's state laws against gambling.Legislation was signed in 1993 that reversed the decision to outlaw gambling and casinos. <mask> was a supporter of a ballot proposal that would have made Martin Luther King Jr. Day a federal holiday in Arizona. The day had been removed as a federal holiday by the administration of Governor Evan Mecham, who disagreed with the way it was implemented. <mask> boasted that Arizona had become the only state in the union to put it to the people, and felt the vote in approval of the holiday made a wonderful statement about Arizona. One of the major achievements enacted by <mask> was at the end of his first term. Charter schools were established in Arizona because of sweeping education reform legislation. The first charter schools opened in 1995 to improve student achievement and provide additional academic choices.<mask> said that by creating charter schools, the public education institutions would be forced to compete and get better. <mask> ran for reelection in 1994. <mask> was challenged by the wife of a business executive. <mask> stated that he would get state spending under control, reduce taxes and do his best to promote economic development and restore strength to the economy. I think I'm in a good position because I accomplished my goals. She spent more than $1 million of her own money in the attempt to defeat <mask>, who she stated she did not dislike personally, but simply felt that she could do a better job as Governor. <mask> won the primary by a margin of 68% to 32%.Political analysts said that she ran a flawed campaign and failed to distinguish herself from the incumbent Governor. <mask> was challenged by Eddie Basha, a grocery store magnate, in the general election. Basha led <mask> in opinion polls by as much as 20 points before the election. Despite his vulnerability due to the scandals that had emerged during his first term in office, <mask> likely benefited from the Republicans' resounding victory in the 1994 midterm elections. <mask> defeated Basha, winning half of the vote. Basha refused to use negative campaigning until the final days of the campaign, which political analysts said was the reason for his loss. <mask> made a statement that Basha believed the state could take the place of the family during a debate hosted by the League of Women Voters.<mask> promised in his election night victory speech to try to further reduce state income taxes, as well as

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texts: continue to eliminate regulatory burden on businesses, and also to get tough on crime, after defeating Basha. <mask> said the people want their country back and they want their taxes lowered. God bless Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan. <mask> filed for personal bankruptcy after the collapse of his real estate investments, claiming debts of more than $24 million. According to a report in The New York Times, <mask> stated that his "hand was forced by a consortium of union pension funds that refused to negotiate a settlement of an $11 million debt." <mask> borrowed $10 million from six union pension funds to finance the construction of a shopping center and office complex in downtown Phoenix. <mask> was unable to make payments on the loan due to the disappointing revenue of the Mercado.<mask> stated that the union pension funds settlement was beyond his ability to pay. The federal government shutdown in 1995 caused the Grand Canyon National Park to be closed for the first time in its history. <mask>'s response came very close to creating a national crisis. <mask> stated that the "Grand Canyon must remain open, by force, if necessary." The head of the Arizona National Guard was warned by the Pentagon against using force and that the guard could be brought under the control of the White House. The Speaker of the House, along with fifty National Guard troops, twenty-five state Park Department employees, and other officials, traveled to the canyon after the governor decided to go ahead. <mask> demanded that the park be reopened after he beat on the park gates in front of the media.<mask> received a letter from the United States Department of Interior which stated that the state of Arizona may be able to donate money to reopen the Grand Canyon, which Symington called a political game. The park was reopened by the Department of Interior. The state of Arizona was reimbursed $370,020 for keeping the Grand Canyon National Park open during the government shutdown. The government shut down again in December of that year, but the state and federal government were able to come to an agreement to keep the park partially open, with the state of Arizona paying $17,625 in advance of each day's operation. The Arizona Water Bank Authority was created by Symington in 1996. Excess water from the Central Arizona Project is deposited in Arizona by the agency. In a news report published by The Arizona Republic in July of 2016 historian Jack August wrote that the legislation left Arizona in a better position to deal with the current drought than neighboring California.In June 1996, <mask> was indicted on 21 counts of extortion, making false financial statements, and bank fraud. He was sentenced for seven counts of bank fraud in 1997. He was accused of defrauding his lenders as a commercial real estate developer, extorting a pension fund and perjuring himself in a bankruptcy hearing. As Arizona state law does not allow convicted felons to hold office, <mask> resigned as governor and was replaced by Jane Dee Hull. There was a recall effort led by the former Arizona Secretary of State. The conviction was overturned by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The trial judge granted the government's motion to dismiss a juror because she refused to deliberate with the other jurors, a serious violation of the juror's oath.A three-judge panel of the appeals court ruled that there was a "reasonable possibility" that the juror had been removed because she was leaning toward a guilty verdict. <mask>'s right to a fair trial was violated by the juror's dismissal, according to the appeals court. In January 2001 President Bill Clinton pardoned <mask>, ending the federal government's seven-year battle with the former governor. <mask> was free on appeal and before receiving a presidential pardon, he decided to enroll in a cooking school. <mask> said his experience was very educational. <mask> had packed a bag of his belongings in case he had to report to the federal prison in Las Vegas, Nevada, on 24 hours notice, but his pardon from the president made this unnecessary. <mask> helped found the Arizona Culinary Institute after graduating from the Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts.The school was founded by several business partners including chef Robert E. Wilson. The vision of the school was to create a small class environment with hands on training and a focus on traditional French methods of cooking. The first classes of the school were held in early 2002. <mask> returned to the Esplanade, a real estate development project that he started in 1983 and lost in the investigation of his business practices, in addition to his time as a student at the school. <mask> and Franco Fazzuoli opened Franco's Italian Caffe in February of 2003 <mask> had worked at a restaurant owned by Fazzuoli. <mask> told The Washington Post that he would rather be a chef than make money, and that it was a great experience.<mask> created a chocolate recipe called "The Governor" that was high in taste and low in taxes. According to the Tucson Citizen, the best-selling dessert at Franco's Italian Caffe was "The Governor", which was supposedly eaten by then-Governor Janet Napolitano. A layer of dense, flourless chocolate cake made with Callebaut dark chocolate from Belgium was included in the recipe for "The Governor". The entire dessert is covered in chocolate. In 2007, <mask> admitted that he was a witness to the Phoenix Lights, a mass unexplained phenomena that took place on March 13, 1997, when he was governor of Arizona. <mask> stated in an interview that he is a pilot and knows about every machine that flies. It was bigger than anything I've seen before.It is a great mystery. Responsible people saw it. I don't know why people ridicule it. It was huge and inexplicable. Where did it come from? A lot of people saw it. It was dramatic.It wasn't flares because it was too symmetrical. It was a constant shape and had a geometric outline. <mask> held a press conference where his chief of staff was dressed up in an alien costume, even though he stated he would investigate the event. He stated that he made an attempt to introduce some humor into the situation because he felt a responsibility to avert public panic. On November 9, 2007, he appeared with a panel of guests on Larry King Live. The National Press Club in Washington, D.C. hosted a UFO press conference on November 12 that included U.S. and foreign military witnesses and public officials. They said the phenomenon was real and should be taken seriously by the U.S. government.<mask> was a witness to the Phoenix Lights in an updated version of the 2002 documentary Out of the Blue. Prior to the documentary, Fox helped organize the witness panels for both Larry King Live and the National Press Club event. <mask> wrote an editorial piece for CNN in which he described his experience of seeing the Phoenix Lights over Piestewa Peak. It was described as "dramatically large" with a "very distinctive leading edge with some enormous lights." He was unhappy with the Air Force's explanation of the event as test flares, while acknowledging that there was a chance of flares being lit that night, but that the Phoenix Lights were completely separate from those tests. He said that the government should stop putting out stories that perpetuate the myth that all and that investigations need to be re-opened. <mask> expressed his interest in running for governor in 2006 in an interview with The Arizona Republic.After attending the State of the State Address in 2005, he became interested in the race. He withdrew his name from consideration three months later because he wanted to focus on The Symington Group. <mask> lost a bid to become the Republican Party Chairman of his local legislative district, the district also happened to be the home district of Senator John McCain. <mask>'s first electoral defeat was this one. <mask> was named chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. <mask> was once more considered a potential candidate to run in the 2010 gubernatorial election, but he again refused to run, announcing his decision in October 2009, following disappointing hypothetical poll numbers. John Munger dropped out of the Governor's race when he was unable to compete with his fellow candidates' large public funding of their campaigns.Despite <mask>'s refusal to run again for public office, he has remained involved in state politics, endorsing candidates from both major parties. The announcement was made by the U.S. <mask> became the treasurer of the U.S. Senate exploratory committee in October of last year, after Sen. Jeff Flake said he wouldn't be seeking reelection. Symington's Chief of Staff was Heiler. Heiler decided against running for the U.S. Senate in January of last year. The Arizona Capitol Times reported in October that <mask> was considering running for the U.S. Senate in 2020. The seat was vacant after the death of the U.S.McCain is with a former U.S. The seat will be temporarily filled by Senator Jon Kyl. When Kyl was appointed to the Senate, he stated that he would only serve until the end of the year. <mask> stated that he would like to run against Grant Woods, the former Attorney General of Arizona. While also questioning Woods' party affiliation, we would have a lot of fun dishing it out. <mask> denied that the legal issues that led to his resignation as Governor had an effect on his candidacy. It's not settled on old issues.<mask> was co-chair of the campaign with Jan Brewer. In an op-ed published by The Arizona Republic in 2012 <mask> spoke about his time as Governor of Arizona, despite the federal government's prosecution that led to his resignation. <mask> wrote that he was visited by a ruthless pursuit from the world's most inexhaustible adversary while we were charging ahead to reform public policy. Few have fought the federal government and prevailed, but by grace and the love of family and friends, we did. <mask> stated in the retrospective that "Arizona's government operated comparatively well, without excess partisan rancor and without so many of the Republican peacocks and Democrat bantam roosters we see running around the political barnyard today." He wrote that he believed Arizona would be better off had he been able to further reduce income taxes during his term, and also praised Arizona as the home of charter schools, an initiative which began under his tenure. Jack August, an Arizona historian, discovered a large collection of missing documents regarding <mask>'s governorship.Records from his federal trial, photos from White House visits, and a funny photo of <mask> in a Phoenix Suns gorilla costume were some of the policy papers that were in the 305 boxes. The records were located at a storage facility four miles from the state Capitol building and were described by The Arizona Republic as the equivalent of finding the Lost Dutchman's gold. <mask> had stated that he had no idea where the records were located, despite ordering his staff to box up the records for a swift transition in the event he was sentenced to prison. State law requires public officials to provide their records for public access, but enforcement has been inconsistent and rarely imposed. An exhibit titled "The surreal life of <mask>" was opened at the Arizona Capitol Museum on February 9, 2017. Political campaign materials, <mask>'s Bronze Star from his service in the military, a cast bronze relief of <mask>'s grandfather Henry Clay Frick, and 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 Reagan was the Secretary of State.Jack August died a few weeks before the opening of the exhibit. <mask> has two kids and five grandchildren. He is married to an edward in the Episcopal Church. There are three children and six grandchildren for them. The list of governors of Arizona includes people who were pardoned or granted clemency by the president of the United

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texts: Rion Vernon, also known as <mask>, is an American musician and internet personality from Los Angeles. He claimed that a fake robot band malfunctioned on rare occasions. The Army of Toy Soldiers had a street team that included puppets, multimedia, and performances by female members. <mask> made a brief appearance on The Tonight Show. He was accused of plagiarizing his style in an article in the magazine. <mask> is an example of steampunk music. Dr. <mask> and a friend of his named Manchester have created a YouTube Channel called "Manchester and Vernon", they seem to still be active in present time, making new videos, and more music with unique instruments.<mask> began busking on the streets of Los Angeles in 1999. He started performing at venues like The Key Club and the California Institute of Abnormalarts a few years later. His live shows combine music with puppetry and video projection to reflect the stories and meanings of the songs. The albums Dr. Steel and Dr. Steel II: Eclectic Boogaloo were released in 2001. The Dr. Steel Collection was <mask>'s first CD release. The 1970s version of the show "Land of the Lost" is included in the Dr. Steel Collection. The song was not included in the soundtrack of the Land of the Lost movie.The Dr. <mask> Read-A-Long Album was <mask>'s second CD release. It sold out quickly. The disc design resembled that of a vinyl record, and the album art included a recreation of the sleeve of read-along records. The first three albums were re-released in 2007. <mask>'s music can be heard on a number of steampunk radio broadcasts, such as The Clockwork Cabaret. The song "Boogieman Boogie" was included in a steampunk music anthology. <mask>'s music is eclectic in genre, often combining the noise and distortion of industrial with aspects of European folk, classical, and even jazz, as well as hip-hop, opera and swing.There are many songs with samples from vintage public service announcements and educational films. "Industrial Hip-Hop Opera" was described by Rue Morgue Magazine. Some of <mask>'s musical influences include Tom Waits, Pink Floyd, Queen, Nine Inch Nails, Danny Elfman, Beck, and John Zorn. <mask>'s stage persona was that of a mad scientist bent on conquering the world and becoming the future World Emperor. He said he was a former toymaker who was fired for creating babies with buzzsaws for hands and was committed to a mental hospital. <mask> escaped the sanitarium and retreated to a deserted island laboratory in order to create a utopian playland where his toy designs could be enjoyed. <mask> is a mad scientist and obsessed with conspiracy theories and experimenting with hamsters.<mask> wore a white lab coat, black gloves, black boots, shaved head, and antique welder's goggles in his appearance. <mask> wore a neo-Victorian steampunk style when he wasn't in his "mad scientist" costume. He was not seen without his goggles. In 2010 Dr. <mask> announced plans to begin work on a new album. In July of 2011 it was announced that <mask> had retired from the music industry, and a personal letter from <mask> to the head of the Army of Toy Soldiers in January of 2012 confirmed this. There was no official announcement. The Army of Toy Soldiers decided to switch their focus from promoting the entertainer to promoting the philosophy he presented, such as the importance of creativity and building one's own Utopian Playland.There were many short videos on <mask>'s website and on his YouTube channel. Building a Utopian Playland is a six-minute propaganda film that outlines his plans for world domination. A series called The Dr. <mask> Show is about a fictional lab on a private island. Episode 3, which is the official music video for his song, " Back and Forth", and featured video clips sent in by Toy Soldiers, was showcased on MTV's website as a part of their online video series, Steampunk Infiltrates The Mainstream. <mask> appeared in a video with Agamemnon Tiberius Vacuum. <mask> released "public service announcements" that covered topics such as transhumanism, freedom of thought, and subjective reality. The Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies interviewed Dr. <mask> on his views as a transhumanist.The videos called Ask Dr. <mask> are on the Toy Soldiers Unite website. One of the Red Velvet Variety Shows featured <mask>'s videos. Tony Leonardi III directed the music video for Dr. <mask>'s song, "Childhood Don't a-Go-Go". A musical film called Dr. Horrible's Sing- Along Blog was released in 2008. Both Dr. <mask> and Dr. Horrible featured singing mad scientists who produced web videos, and both had an "Ask Dr. Horrible" segment. This attracted the attention of national media and was reported in Coilhouse and also Wired magazine, in which Dr. Horrible co-writer Maurissa Tancharoen responded, "All we have to say on the subject is we've never heard of Dr. <mask> before." She said there was room for everyone in the party.The Army of Toy Soldiers is also known as Dr<mask>'s Army of Toy Soldiers. The Army considers itself a movement for social change, and since <mask>'s retirement it has begun to distance itself from <mask>, but continue as an organization dedicated to promoting fun and its members' creative endeavors. The website for the organization was created in 2006 by the head of Dr. <mask>'s fan club, steampunk model and fashion designer Kate Lambert. After <mask>'s retirement, the site was turned over to the current administrators and most information was moved to an archive site. The Toy Soldier Army has four main units: Toy Soldiers, Nurses, Toy Scouts and Engineers. Prior to Dr. <mask>'s retirement, the Nurse and Scouts were only open to females in the Army, but now anyone can join. The Army is divided into divisions based on geographical location and creative interests.The admin of the website is in charge of the Army. Toy Soldiers are considered equal, although Toy Soldiers often give themselves fanciful "ranks" as part of the fun. Toy Soldiers who go "above and beyond" may be given the title of "Yellow Jacket". This award has been given out by the admins of the official website since <mask> retired. Only 51 people have achieved the status of Yellow Jacket. Uniforms Toy Soldiers wear paramilitary "uniforms" with patches and color schemes, but are encouraged to design their own uniform so long as the required patches and colors are used. The basic color scheme for soldiers is black with yellow trim.A brown military uniform with a garrison cap is also worn by female nurses. Scouts wear beige tops and black skirts. Engineers usually wear black overalls or coveralls. The original uniforms were dieselpunk inspired. A new set of uniform concepts was released on the Army's website. There is a decidedly more cyberpunk appearance. Toy Soldiers continue to promote Dr. <mask>'s philosophy through "missions", while larger group events are known as "operations" or "invasions".Some Soldiers use their connections and access to the media for promotion, while others may choose to "propagandize" their school or workplace. Toy Soldiers often do charity and volunteer work in uniform, such as starting local clothing or toy drives, and even donating to drives such as Light the Night Walk and Adopt a Highway. Every year on the 4th of March, the Toy Soldiers observe their own holiday, "Toy Soldier Day," which coincides with simultaneous invasions of Disney theme parks around the world. The TSU-created holiday on March 4, 2015 was referenced by Disney-Pixar on their official Twitter page. The promotional material for the toy soldiers is referred to as propaganda. The decision to use a term with such charged connotations was a satirical allusion to famous groups in the past who had plans for world domination, in order to spotlight or "hang a lampshade" on the tricks of mass manipulation. <mask> encouraged his fans to design their own propaganda, even though some of the material was designed and created by <mask> himself.The Army's motto is "building a utopian playland", which is derived from the title of a video by Dr. <mask>. It related to <mask>'s alleged plans to "take over the world", but also meant to make having fun one's first priority and realizing one's creative potential, and the belief that if everyone did this, the world could. The concept was called a "world makeover" by <mask>. The Army of Toy Soldiers continued on after Dr. <mask>'s retirement as an organization dedicated to spreading his philosophy. The Dr. <mask> "angry face" logo has been replaced with a smiling robot head logo. The Army supports independent artists and entertainers. The Army has had fan tables at San Diego Comic Con and London's MCM expo for several years.The Toy Soldiers have participated in the parade every year since 2010 and have become favorites among the crowd. A member of the Toy Soldiers was on the front cover of Route 66 Magazine. Several members of the UK division were invited to participate in the filming of Professor Elemental's music video, "I'm British." The Army has several semi-regular podcasts, which are released under the umbrella of the Toy Soldiers' YouTube channel, "TSU-TV", and its own recording label, "TSU Audio Labs". In keeping with its status as a nonprofit in the UK, the Army donated its surplus budget to the children's charity Child's Play. The Army and MPserv.net ran a 48-hour livestreamed Minecraft marathon in order to raise money for Child's Play. In 2015, they raised over $1500 for the Alzheimer's Society and in 2016 they raised over $2000 for e-NABLE, a grassroots community that creates 3-D printed prosthetics for children.There is a list of steampunk works, as well as a list of industrial musicians, and a list of Gothic rock musicians.

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title: Elizabeth Vargas

texts: An American television journalist who is the lead investigative reporter/documentary anchor for A&E Networks, and the current host for Fox's revival of America's Most Wanted was born on September 6, 1962. She started her new position at ABC on May 28, after 14 years as an anchor. The co-anchor of World News Tonight was Bob Woodruff. The daughter of an Italian-Spanish father and an Irish-American mother was born in New Jersey. She has two siblings who work in tech. When she was four years old, her family moved to Okinawa from the U.S. She moved from post to post in Germany, Belgium, and the United States.She realized her passion for journalism after graduating from an American high school. In 1984 he graduated from the University of Missouri with a bachelor's degree in journalism after working as a student reporter and editor. She was the first student to ever fill-in for the station's "Missouri Forum" public affairs program and Kent Collins was the chairman of the program. Before moving to Phoenix as a lead reporter for KTVK-TV, he worked at Reno's CBS affiliate KTVN. "<mask> is one of the most flexible talents I've ever worked with," said a senior vice president at ABC when she moved to Chicago to work at WBBM-TV. She could do interviews, and do hour-long specials that make you think, and then she'll do a great interview with P. She is able to do many things.In 1993 he left WBBM-TV. In 1993 <mask> joined NBC News as a correspondent. She was a substitute anchor for NBC Nightly News and Today as well as a correspondent for Dateline NBC. In June 1996, she joined ABC News' Good Morning America as the newsreader. Kevin Newman was promoted to newsreader from prime time magazine show correspondent. In 2002, she became one of the anchors of 20/20 Downtown, which was later renamed Downtown before being rebranded again in 2003 as Primetime Monday before its end. She occasionally reported for Primetime.She was given the opportunity to develop specials for Primetime after being named anchor of World News Tonight Saturday. In November of 2003 she became the anchor of World News Tonight Sunday. In May 2004, she was named co-anchor of 20/20. She was the first national evening news anchor of Puerto Rican and Irish-American heritage and the third female anchor of a network evening newscast in the U.S. She is said to be proud of an ABC special report in which she questioned why the Laci Peterson case merited more attention than two other similar cases, one involving a black woman and the other involving a Hispanic woman. The Da Vinci Code and the role of Mary Magdalene helped fuel a nationwide religious debate. Mary Magdalene has been portrayed as a sex worker by the church for hundreds of years.She questioned the role of women within the church. In 1999, she won an award for her coverage of the Elin Gonzlez story, and in 1998 she was nominated for an award for her investigation into the wrongful conviction of Betty Tyson. World News Tonight was temporarily filled in for Peter Jennings, who was receiving treatment for lung cancer, until his death in August. She and Bob Woodruff were chosen as co-anchors on December 5, 2005, after a period of mourning and indecision. After Bob Woodruff's injury in Iraq, she anchored many broadcasts alone. She co-anchored World News Tonight. On May 23, 2006 she resigned from World News Tonight.From May 29, 2006 onwards, Gibson was the sole anchor of the show. Due to a difficult pregnancy and her wish to spend more time with her new baby when he arrives, her doctors recommended that she cut her schedule in half. Most "inside accounts" said that she wanted to return to the anchor chair soon after giving birth, but that she would quit ABC News if he was not made sole permanent anchor. 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Her contributions in ABC News' coverage of Hurricane Sandy won her a Peabody Award.In a special edition of 20/20 that aired on September 9, 2016 she opened up about her struggles with anxiety and alcoholism and talked about her upcoming book Between Breaths: A Memoir of Panic and Addiction. She appeared in an episode of ABC's Designated Survivor. On December 22, 2017, she announced she was leaving ABC News. She left ABC on May 25. A&E Investigates and America's Most Wanted was signed to a first look and production deal by A&E. A&E Investigates would be the anchor of its new non-fiction prime time journalism programming. She broadcasted her first A&E Investigates series in May of last year.The series focuses on the untold stories of influential people and events. The revival of America's Most Wanted will premiere on Fox on March 15, 2021. News Cafe is on the A&E's FYI Network. She identifies with her Hispanic roots despite her multi-ethnic heritage. She is proficient in both English and Spanish. On July 20, 2002, the couple wed after three years of dating. They have two sons.Max and Emily are from Cohn's first marriage. According to Entertainment Tonight, the couple were divorcing after 12 years of marriage. George Stephanopoulos introduced the ABC anchor to the practice. She was told early on that it would be in her best interest to hide her anxiety to avoid appearing weak after witnessing her father join the Vietnam War and suffering daily panic attacks. During a family vacation in 2012 she realized she needed help. She relapsed after seeking treatment in Utah. On November 6, ABC confirmed that a New York Daily News story was true."I'm dealing with addiction," he said. On January 24, 2014, she described herself as an alcoholic. Shortly before her divorce, she underwent rehabilitation for alcoholism for the third time. NBC News reported that the man had been sober for four years. Between Breaths is a memoir of panic and addiction. The New York Times and USA Today made it their best-seller after it was published by Grand Central Publishing. The publisher of Between Breaths: A Memoir of Panic and Addiction is Grand Central.History of women in Puerto Rico Irish immigration to Puerto Rico List of Americans of Irish descent List of Puerto Ricans in journalism

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title: Prabodh Chandra Bagchi

texts: One of the most notable Sino-Indologists of the 20th century was <mask>. He was the Vice-Chancellor of Visva-Bharati University. He was the oldest son of <mask> and Tarangini Devi and was born in Bangladesh in 1898. He was going to lose his mother when he was young. He attended school in Srikole, Magura District in Bangladesh. <mask> was a great student and liked by his teachers and Head Master. He appeared for the exam in 1914.He received an honours degree from Krishnagar Government College in 1918. He was the first person in his college to receive the award. He wanted to study ancient Indian history so he took Sanskrit, the classical language of India. He obtained a First Class M.A. in Ancient History and Culture at Calcutta University. In 1920. He stood first in the university and was awarded a gold medal in the religion section. He joined the university as a lecturer after being called by Sir Ashutosh Mukherjee who told him to join from tomorrow.<mask> <mask>'s dream to become a true Orientalist was fulfilled during the period from 1921 onwards. The need for reconstructing ancient history and the Indian cultural history was realised by him. Professor Kimura of Calcutta University and Professor Masuda of Calcutta University taught him Chinese and Japanese. The Vice-Chancellor deputed <mask> <mask> to learn Chinese and Tibetan from Sylvain Lévi, the Professor of Sanskrit and Indian Civilization in the Sorbonne University, Paris, who was in Santiniketan on an invitation from Rabindranath Tagore. <mask> <mask> got a new approach to research on the Indian cultural history from Sylvain Lévi and Rabindranath, who gave him access to the original source materials. He realized that ancient Indian history and culture should be viewed in its entirety so that many obscure areas would be brought into light. The first milestone of <mask>'s career was when he accompanied Sylvain and Madame Lévi to Nepal.His research into Tibetan and Chinese manuscripts which were lost in their originals but were preserved in their translations at the Royal Durbar Library of Nepal resulted in valuable findings in the domain of Indological research. The influence of Sakti-ism on Buddhism and emergence of new religious creeds need special mention in the palm leaf manuscripts. <mask> was awarded a travelling fellowship in 1922. He went to Cambodia, Cambodia, Cochin-China, and Japan. The founder of Ecole de Pali in Phnom Penh, Louis Finot, George Groslier, and the head of Ecole Francaise d' extreme orient in Cambodia were some of the people he worked with. <mask> <mask> had an exploratory survey of the archaeological remains of Angkor Vat. He was fortunate to attend Chinese classes in Vietnam.He benefited from his stay at the Monastery of Koyasen. Between 1923 and 1926, <mask> <mask> was in France on a government scholarship. He worked on Sanskrit Buddhist literature with Sylvain Lévi, on the ancient remains of Indian civilization in Central Asia, and on Buddhist literature in China with Henri Maspero. He received a State Doctorate from the Paris University. The department of Ancient History and Culture of Calcutta University was headed by <mask> <mask>. He contributed a lot to the enhancement of the research studies on humanities. He was sent to Nepal in 1929 and 1930 to carry on his research.In 1931, he along with Professors Suniti Kumar Chatterjee and Sukumar Sen formed an informal Study Circle at the Calcutta University for various deliberations on the discipline of historical linguistics which was known as the science of comparative philology. The Indian Linguistic Society merged with the Philological Society in the year 1938. The residence of <mask> <mask> at Ballygunge Place became a hub of cultural and intellectual activities. Hiran Kumar Sanyal, Bishnu Dey and others had their gatherings at <mask>'s residence. Sarojini Naidu was a frequent visitor and was fond of <mask> <mask>. He presided over the Howrah Teachers' Conference in 1937, the Greater Bengali Literary Conference in Assam, and the Indian History Congress in 1939. In the year 1945, <mask> <mask> became the Director of Research Studies under the Chinese Cultural Studies Scheme at Visva Bharati University.He was still working at Calcutta University. The government of India created a Chair Professorship at Peking University to promote Sino-Indian understanding and cultural ties and <mask> <mask> was selected for this prestigious post for a period of two years. His house at 41M Legation Street in Peking became a hub of Asian cultural activities after he fulfilled his new assignment. The birth anniversary of Professors <mask> <mask> and Tan Yunshan was remembered at an international conference in Beijing. The Ambassador to China was inaugurated at the conference. The book on India and China: Interactions through Buddhism and Diplomacy was written by <mask> <mask>. He took charge of the department of higher studies after returning from China.He was honoured for his contributions to Oriental Studies with an award from Ecole Franc d' Extreme Orient. Between 1949 and 1951 P.C.<mask> lectured at Jadavpur, Calcutta University. The history of the nomadic movements in early Central Asia, the relations between Tokharistan and Eastern Iran, and the use of the Indian script and languages in Central Asia were all covered in these highly illuminating lectures. <mask> was the first competent Indian scholar to look into the past of Central Asia according to Professor B.N.Mukherjee. He will always be a part of the facade of the scholarship. He was sent to China in 1952 as a delegate of the first Indian cultural delegation from independent India. There is a person named Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit.<mask> had taken charge of the department of higher studies at Visva-Bharati University after the death of Visva Bharati. He was appointed Vice Chancellor of Visva Bharati University. He became the first Vice-Chancellor from outside the Tagore family because of his contribution to academics. He died of a heart attack on January 19, 1956. He was an able administrator despite his brief term of office. Rabindranath Tagore's main thrust was the growth of Visva Bharati in keeping with the ideals of its founder. The three years' degree course was introduced in the graduation level with many other changes in the curricula.The Department of Indology was reorganised to make it a centre of studies of Eastern Humanities. Despite institutional financial constraints, he was encouraged to research. He made arrangements for the publication of the research students. He used to be the editor of the Quarterly journals. Many new technical subjects were introduced by him. Siksha Shatra is the nucleus of Sriniketan. <mask> <mask> said that without Sriniketan, Santiniketan is incomplete.If Sriniketan is kept away from Santiniketan, we wouldn't be able to live up to the ideals of gurudeva. <mask> was the Vice-Chancellor. P.C.<mask> gave a series of lectures on India and South East Asia at the Calcutta University in 1954. The Government of India invited P.C.<mask> to lead a cultural delegation to China, but he declined due to his preoccupation with Visva-Bharati. Despite his failing health, <mask> was still able to carry out his research work late into the night. After his death, many unfinished works were found on his study table. She-Kia-Fang-Che was the only one published posthumously.This is the first English translation of a book from old Chinese by P.C.<mask> and it was written by a follower of a famous Chinese monk. One of the major sources of knowledge about the ancient geography, prevailing Buddhism and the travel account of Xuanzang is the book. "Though published without any critical introduction or notes, obviously due to the translator's sudden and unexpected demise in course of the preparation of the publication, the translation may be included among Professor <mask>'s greatest contribution to the study of Central Asia." The volume is called India and Asia. <mask> <mask>'s death was a great shock to the educational community. Dr.<mask>'s earthly pilgrimage is over. His name and fame are now history.He will live more than his years and we will be proud to remember that he was our own. The Ministry of Education in the Government of India places on record its deep sense of loss at the sudden passing away of Dr.P.C.<mask>, Vice-Chancellor, Visva Bharati. Dr <mask>'s death is a loss not only to Visva Bharati with which he was connected over a period of years, but to the cause of scholarship throughout the country. The nation has lost a distinguished scholar, Indologist, Sinologist and a worker who worked hard for the ideals of Satyam, Shivam and Sundaram, which have been the motto of the university since its inception. His approach to his research and his life were what stood out in his scholarship. He married the daughter of Rai Saheb Taraknath Moitra from Pabna in 1921. She was a great pillar of support, sharing in every aspect of his scholarly life and, running the family when he was away on his long foreign travels, exploratory field trips or lost in his remarkable library of rare and valuable books.She was a popular person with his colleagues, students and friends. They had a son and five daughters. He had five grandsons and two granddaughters. <mask> <mask> was known for his love for animals, music, aesthetic and refined life style. His compassion was for the have-nots. He used to give a lot of money from his salary to needy students. The young <mask> made his mark as an effective organiser and he was one of the founding members of the Association of Indian Students of France.He was loved by all Indian students and was always ready to help. At the request of <mask>, Satyendra Bose received an introductory letter to Madame Marie Curie. Satyendra Bose gave an illuminating account of the role played by the young <mask>, a man of exemplary integrity, in a chapter in his Bengali anthology of essays. The Indian freedom fighters were given shelter by this organisation under the guidance of <mask> <mask>. The Association's headquarters in Paris was involved in revolutionary activities. He was associated with the Anushilan Samity during his post-graduate studies. This was founded in Dacca by a man who made an impact.The organisation was transferred to Calcutta. Several of Dr <mask>'s students went on to gain pre-eminence in their field thanks to his legacy. He published a large number of books in English, French and Bengali. He contributed to journals. India and China, which was first published in 1944, is one of his best known works. The second edition was released in 1950. The fifth edition of this book was published in 2008.THe traducteurs et the traductions were 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 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Paris 1927–38 (2 vol.) was written by Geuthner. Fan yu ts'ien tseu wen de Yi-tsing. 2 volumes. Studies in the Tantras was written by P. Geuthner. Calcutta. The University of Calcutta, 1939 has more information about the Prabodh Chandra Bagchi Books in French 1.Le Canon Bouddhique en Chine les traducteurs et les traductions.Tome II pp. The Sino-Indica Publications de L'universite de Calcutta was published in 1927. Tome II, pp. Sino-Indica Publications de L'universite de Calcutta Books in English 3 was published in 1937. Calcutta University published Pre-Aryan and Pre-Dravidian in India 1929. The Kaula-Jyana-Nirnaya and some Minor Texts of the School of Matsyendranath Calcutta Sanskrit Series was published in 1934. Metropolitan Printing and Publishing House: Calcutta 5.Calcutta University published studies in the tathas part I in 1939. A thousand years of cultural relations between India and China. Bulletin 2 of Calcutta was published in 1927 in the Greater India Society. India and Central Asia was published in 1955 by the National Council of Education. Caryagiti Kosa was written by P. C <mask> and Shanti Bhiksu Sastri. She-Kia-Fang-Che was born in 1959. A collection of works by Dr. P. C<mask>.I was born in 1982. The Empire had a second city. There are editor books in the press. O Sahitya 13 is called Bouddha Dharma. The name of the game is Bharat O Indo Chin. The name is Bharat O Chin. The academy is called Bharat O Asia Bangla Academy.Information and photos from the daughters of P. C<mask> can be found in their personal album. The Monograph on P.C.<mask> was published in the Quarterly News of Visva-Bharati. Interviews on Doordarshan with professors like B. N. Mukherjee and the daughters of P.C. The "Satavarsher aloye Prabodh <mask>" diner was written by Prof. Sukumar Sen on the occasion of P.C<mask>'s 100th birthday. <mask> <mask> was born in 1898. The Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University was published in 1898.

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