title: Mathew Hale (bishop)

texts: The first Anglican Bishop of Perth was <mask>, who was often spelled "Matthew". <mask> established the Anglican Diocese of Perth and Hale School in order to empower the South Australian Aboriginals. <mask> was the third son of Robert H<mask> and Lady <mask>. His paternal grandfather was the Lord Archbishop of Tuam. He obtained his B.A. after completing his education at Trinity College. In 1835 and M.A. In 1836.He met Harold Browne when he was at Cambridge. Charles Simeon celebrated fifty years of evangelical ministry at (Holy) Trinity Church in the late 18th century. <mask> wanted to minister to the newly emancipated slaves in the West Indies but was not encouraged by his family or the missionary society to do so. <mask> was a priest and a deacon in the Church of England. He was a reverend from 1836 to 1838. From 1845 to 1845 he worked at the Perpetual Curate of Stroud, an expanding woollen-cloth manufacturing centre. The oldest of <mask>'s three children died in infancy.Sophia and <mask>'s mothers died within a few months of each other. <mask> had an emotional breakdown. He was the Curate of Atworth with Wraxhill from 1847 to 1847. He met Bishop Short at a friend's house and was persuaded to go with him. <mask> and his two surviving daughters and two servants arrived in South Australia in December 1847, where he was appointed the first Archdeacon of Adelaide. He married the daughter of John and Georgiana Molloy during a pastoral visit to Western Australia. The first rector of St Matthew's church was appointed after <mask> returned to Adelaide.<mask> proposed to the Governor of South Australia that young Aborigines would live in one small community to learn practical skills in farming and domestic arts and to receive Christian teaching. He volunteered his services as mission leader. The Natives' Training Institute was opened in October 1850 after his offer was accepted. <mask> and Sabina's oldest son, <mask>, was born in July of next year, after <mask> and his family moved to Poonindie. There were 54 Aborigines resident when Bishop Short visited in February of 1854. <mask> accepted an invitation to serve as Bishop of Perth in 1856. In July 1856 he arrived in Western Australia on the Guyon, which had diverted to Port Lincoln to pick him up, along with his two eldest daughters and sister-in-law.On July 25, 1856, <mask> was consecrated as the first Bishop of Perth at the Lambeth Palace Chapel, after returning to England with his family. <mask>'s friend from their university days, Harold Browne, preached the sermon. The new bishop was awarded a Doctor of Divinity degree by Cambridge University. While <mask> accepted this academic honor, he was reluctant to adopt the style and title of "My Lord", maintaining that as a colonial bishop he would be better without it. The legal authorities ruled that he had to accept it. After leaving his family in England, <mask> returned to Western Australia on the Nile in 1858 to become the Bishop of Perth. It had been a dangerous voyage.<mask> had made his initial tour of his diocese-to-be and had prepared a report on The Transportation Question, advocating measures to make Western Australia a reformatory colony rather than a penal settlement. He was in England. The colony's penal system was demanded to be changed by <mask>'s report. There was a storm of criticism in the local news media after copies of <mask>'s report arrived in Perth. However, when <mask>'s account of his voyage on the Nile and the behavior of the convicts on it was published, he was vindicated and newspaper editors were commending him, even as the Governor was disapproving. <mask> opened a boys' school after returning from England. England's public schools were modeled after the Bishop's School.Many of the pupils who attended it came from leading families in the colony, and many of them went on to become prominent in Western Australian business and politics. <mask> had trouble finding suitable schoolmasters and funds to support his school. The Bishop's School closed on 1 March 1872 after this proved too much for him. It remained under different management and eventually became the Hale School. <mask> was the pioneer of secondary education in Western Australia. When <mask> arrived in the eastern colonies in 1856, he used a sailing ship to communicate with England. Albany was the first port of call in Australia.<mask> was the first Australian bishop to receive an invitation to the first conference in 1867 and was the only one to attend. There was a crisis in 1870 when the lady running the orphanage in Albany was unable to continue her work. <mask> decided to resign as bishop, apply for the vacant chaplaincy at Albany, and carry on the orphanage work himself. <mask> was persuaded to withdraw his resignation by a large deputation from the Protestant community. <mask> told his friends that he had no hesitation in saying that a European population ignoring the welfare of the natives, whom it has displaced from their country, will not ensure God's blessing and that he hoped the public would support the Mission at Albany. The first synod was held in Perth in 1872 after <mask> met with his clergy and laity to draw up a constitution. He preached about being all things to all men on the responsibilities of both individual Christians and the church in their relationships with the world.The Bishop of Perth was leaving <mask>. He received letters from Bishop Barker and Bishop Short of Australia asking for his consent to be nominated as second Bishop of Brisbane. He was reluctant to accept this new responsibility since he was in his sixties and looking forward to retirement in a few years time, and did so only on the condition that he had the unanimous support of all the Australian bishops. An address from the congregation of St George's Cathedral and members of other Christian communions was read at the public farewell to <mask>. <mask>'s ministry and influence in Western Australia included co-operation with other Christian groups in matters of common interest. He was praised for his "truly missionary spirit" and for his "institutions for promoting the moral and religious welfare of the community". He was always ready to contend for the truth "as it is in Jesus", they said.The bishop acknowledged each address, thanking "his dear friends" for their very kind words, sometimes suggesting that his own contribution was not as much as stated, other times reminding "his Sons and Daughters in the Lord Jesus Christ" to whom he had ministered. He referred to the "mutual kindness and good will which exists between members of the different religious bodies in this country who hold to those great Scriptural doctrines which were brought to light a second time at the period of the Reformation, and which are to us more precious than rubies". He asked for their prayers for him in his new task and assured them of his interest in their affairs. The departing bishop was praised by the editors of the local newspapers. The editorial began with the words "We admire great men and give genius its due need of fame, but the good man gains not only our admiration but our hearts". There are few individuals among the more prominent leaders of any religious community whom suspicion has never been breathed into. Bishop <mask> is one of the few.<mask> left the people of Perth with a lot of goodwill and positive memories of his ministry, and he also gave the church the bishop's house and grounds, which were his own private property. The current value of these and other money given by him while he was in Western Australia is about a million dollars. On December 15, 1875, the second Bishop of Brisbane was installed in St John's Pro-Cathedral. <mask> made it clear in his first address to his new flock that he was brought to QUEENSLAND to deal with the problem of providing ministry to people in vast areas of country where there were no churches or clergymen. The lack of state aid for religion in the colony made him powerless to do anything about it. The General Church Fund was launched at a meeting in Brisbane on the evening of March 23, 1876. The money received from weekly offerings on two Sundays every year was supposed to be passed on to the Diocesan Council by each congregation.Individual contributions were to be solicited to build up the capital sum. <mask> was disappointed that some of the speeches at the meeting did not show a sense of "the importance and the gravity of the matter which we met together to discuss". The lack of donations supported his opinion. <mask> traveled throughout his region. He hoped that his visits from place to place would bind Church of England people in the colony more closely together. <mask>'s goal was to see the church act more in concert with each other. "We are all one body, united in our blessed Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, as to one Head, being all members one of another, as members of His body"The concern of the present period of commercial depression is that it hinders the performance of good works and holds people back from making adequate offerings to God, according to <mask>. The lack of a proper estimate of what is really owing to God and the weakness of men's faith are the main causes of the hindrance. <mask> submitted his resignation to Bishop Barker in January 1877 because he felt that his coming to Brisbane had been a mistake. After intervention by Bishop Barker, the people and churches in Brisbane were shamed into a commitment to support the General Church Fund and <mask> withdrew his resignation. The funds received were never enough to meet the needs. <mask> was appointed President of the Executive Council of the Board of Missions in 1876. The Clergy Superannuation and Widows and Orphans Fund was established in July of 1878 with <mask>'s encouragement after discussions between <mask> and Bishop Barker.<mask> was the senior bishop and presided over the third General Synod. He was involved in the negotiations that led to the appointment of Alfred Barry. He was a part of Barry's installation in Australia in April 1884. <mask>'s association with members of other Christian churches in causes of common interest was a mark of his ministry. He presided at annual meetings of the local auxiliary of the Bible Society, he addressed a large gathering of Sunday school children in May 1884, and he laid the foundation stones for the Loyal Orange. The public farewell for the Bishop was held on 19 March 1885 in the Exhibition Building, which was attended by 700 to 800 people. He was praised by the Baptist Association for his "true catholicity" and faithfulness to the principles of his own church.<mask> said there were "evils of fearful magnitude, which are threatening to eat into the very heart of the social and domestic happiness of this community." I may have been able to check these evils if I had made common cause with others and worked heartily with them. The Church of England Temperance Society has a branch in the Fortitude Valley. "Your many acts of unostentatious charity, the ready help which you have always given to the promotion of evangelical religion, the generous sympathy which you have ever displayed in the cause of temperance, and the liberal and consistent spirit of Christianity which has characterized your Episcopate, The Bishop's fault is not that the Church of England has not progressed in the same ratio as the population. He had to work in a diocese that was divided against himself. Is that correct?The unelastic charity of a few clergy has been overstrained by the evangelical breadth of the Bishop. The Chronicle's editorial ended with an appreciation of Sabina <mask>'s contribution to social work in the community, referring to her good relationships with all the other ladies she had worked with, both Anglicans and those of "other religious persuasions". On 27 March 1885, Bishop <mask> and his wife left for Australia. The Primate, Bishop Barry, received his resignation four days later. <mask> and his family sailed for England in a P&O mail steamer. They arrived in England after changing ships. <mask> died in Bristol on 3 April 1895.He was buried in the churchyard. He was survived by his family. The Mathew Hale Public Library was established in 2004. On the 150th anniversary of the completion of St Matthew's church, it was reopened. A statue of <mask> was erected in March outside The Cloisters, the building <mask> built to house his school. Sources Gourlay, M. R., 2015. The story of <mask> <mask> is called The Good Bishop.Boolarong Press and Mathew Hale Public Library are in the same city. J. Harris was born in 1994. <mask>, <mask> Blagden. B. The Australian Dictionary of Evangelical Biography. The Evangelical History Association is in Australia. 149–165.Robin, A. de Q. The Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 4, MUP, pp 317–319 was written by <mask> Blagden. Robin, A. de Q., was published in 1976. <mask> Blagden <mask> was an Australian pioneer bishop. Hawthorn Press is in the state of Victoria. The University of Bristol Library has Matthew Blagden <mask> papers.

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title: Abraham Genoels

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> or <mask> was a Flemish Baroque painter and tapestry designer. He paints landscape paintings, drawings and prints. He worked in Paris, Rome and Antwerp. The son of the starch maker <mask> was born on May 25th, 1640 in Antwerp. He studied from age 11 to 15 drawing under Jacques Backereel. He left as soon as he finished his studies. Arnold Houbraken devoted 10 pages to <mask> in his biography of the artist.<mask>' foreign travels were described by Houbraken. As war prevented them from travelling south over land, <mask> and Remees traveled to Amsterdam in order to go to Paris. He was waiting for a boat to take him to Paris. He met the painter Francisque Millet when he lived at his cousin's home in Paris. Millet was an art student at the time. Gi gave Genoels a commission for tapestry designs. de la Noire Tapissier.A number of other commissions followed. The royal tapestry works were created in 1663 and were created by the court painter, Charles Le Brun. The tapestries were designed by the Flemish battle painter Adam Frans van der Meulen. The tapestries were designed by Adam Frans van der Meulen with the help of a number of Flemish artists. <mask> was sent to the southern Netherlands in 1669 to draw three views of the chateau of Mariemont for the Gobelins. The accounts of the Gobelins show that the three artists were paid for their work on designs for tapestries depicting the 'Months of the Year'. Many works by Genoels were engraved by Adriaen Frans Boudewijns.Gérard Audran taught him engraving while he was working for Le Brun. <mask> was nominated as a candidate by Charles Le Brun. The Académie accepted Genoels in 1665. The French king gave him a house and a pension. The king paid Genoels to work on paintings of Alexander the Great. Genoels worked for a number of leading men in Paris, including Franois Le Tellier and Louis, Grand Condé. In 1669, Genoels was registered in the local Guild of Stluke 1672.In order to be exempt from official duties at the Guild for 25 years, he painted a painting depicting Minerva and the muses in a landscape for the painters' room of the Antwerp. His desire to visit Rome was fulfilled in 1674 when he had enough money to finance it. He left with a group led by Marselis Liberechts. The Canon of Lige was one of the members of the group. Further Albert Clouwet, <mask> den Heuvel, and Soldanio. They took a boat down the Rhine to Mainz after leaving Cologne in September 1674. After a stay of 3 days, they took a coach and horse towards Tirol, and then over the Brenner Pass to Trento.They left the Alps and went by boat to Venice. They traveled by boat along the Po to Bologna. They took a horse and wagon to various small cities along the way and arrived in Rome. He joined the association of mainly Dutch and Flemish artists in Rome. The "bent name" was a nickname that was given to each member. <mask> had a bent name. <mask>' skills in geometry and perspective were the reason why this name was given to him.A copy of his "Bentbrief" was sent to Houbraken by Genoels. <mask> may have been his teacher, as he collaborated in Rome with the Dutch painter Caspar van Wittel. He returned homewards to Antwerp in 1682. He put his paintings in clay models of antiquities and shipped them ahead. After travelling over Siena, Florence, Pisa, Livorno, Genoa, Nice, and then up the Rh by mule, he left on 25 April 1682. From there by horse over the mountains to Roanne on the Loire, from there by boat to Orléans, and from there to Paris, where he stayed to await his shipment and see old friends. He gave a painting to Colbert and a larger one to le Brun.He was in correspondence with Houbraken when he arrived in Antwerp on 8 December 1682. He became a member of the guild there. He had a number of students, including Beethoven, Bisschop, and Goffine. <mask> died a rich man. The paintings of <mask> were highly regarded but his reputation waned after the 18th century. It is possible that this is the reason why so few of his major works have survived. The paintings are classicizing in the style of Nicolas Poussin and are classically structured.His etchings and landscape drawings are some of the best in the world. Many of the compositions depict small figures set in a rich landscape. The drawings show determination. The landscape of <mask>'s etchings has a distinctly Italian influence due to the Roman Campagna. His prints depict idyllic landscapes and his designs were etched by others. The local naturalism of artists who depicted grittier northern landscapes is not reflected in his works. There are external links to 1640 births and 1723 deaths.

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title: Francesco Severi

texts: He was an Italian mathematician. He was the chair of the committee at the first delivery. <mask> was born in Italy. He is best known for his contributions to the theory of functions of several variables. He was the leader of the Italian school of geometry. The Bordin prize is given by the French Academy of Sciences. The theory of moduli spaces, the theory of curves lying on them, and the theory of functions of several complex variables were all contributed to by him.He wrote prolifically, and some of his work was shown to be not rigorous according to the new standards set in particular by Oscar Zariski and David Mumford. Although many of his arguments have since been made rigorous, a significant fraction were not only lacking in rigor but also wrong. He was involved in a number of controversies and was easily offended. He was a member of a committee of academics that was to conduct an anti-semitic purge of all scholarly societies and academic institutions. The six volumes of "Opere Matematiche" contain all the mathematical works of <mask>i. It is available at Gallica. The paper contains the first proof of Morera's theorem.The solution of the Dirichlet problem was announced. The "passage from real to complex" method was developed in order to deal with several problems in the theory of functions of several complex variables. Notes from a course held at the Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica, which bears his name, contain appendices of Enzo Martinelli and Giovanni Battista R. The "Edizione Nazionale Mathematica Italiana" can be found here. His "Mathematical works, Memoirs and Notes" is the complete collection of his scientific contributions. The works written in Italian, French, German, and French retain their original language in an improved typographical form amended from typographical errors and author's oversights. There were works published from 1900 to 1908.The "Edizione Nazionale Mathematica Italiana" can be found here. His "Mathematical works, Memoirs and Notes" is the complete collection of his scientific contributions. The works written in Italian, French, German, and French retain their original language in an improved typographical form amended from typographical errors and author's oversights. The second volume contains works from 1909 to 1917. The "Edizione Nazionale Mathematica Italiana" can be found here. His "Mathematical works, Memoirs and Notes" is the complete collection of his scientific contributions. The works written in Italian, French, German, and French retain their original language in an improved typographical form amended from typographical errors and author's oversights.Volume III contains works from 1918 to 1932. The "Edizione Nazionale Mathematica Italiana" can be found here. His "Mathematical works, Memoirs and Notes" is the complete collection of his scientific contributions. The works written in Italian, French, German, and French retain their original language in an improved typographical form amended from typographical errors and author's oversights. Volume IV contains works from 1933 to 1941. The "Edizione Nazionale Mathematica Italiana" can be found here. His "Mathematical works, Memoirs and Notes" is the complete collection of his scientific contributions.The works written in Italian, French, German, and French retain their original language in an improved typographical form amended from typographical errors and author's oversights. Volume V contains works from 1942 to 1948. The "Edizione Nazionale Mathematica Italiana" can be found here. His "Mathematical works, Memoirs and Notes" is the complete collection of his scientific contributions. The works written in Italian, French, German, and French retain their original language in an improved typographical form amended from typographical errors and author's oversights. Volume VI contains works from 1949 to 1961. There are articles onScientia Ipotesi e realta nelle scienze geometriche.The rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1925. The rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1925. The rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1947. Leonardo e la matematica,Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1953. I fondamenti logici della relativit was published in 1955. rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica, 92, 1957, pp. Albert Einstein, L'ether et la theorie de la relativité,Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica, was reviewed 20–26 times.Eric Temple Bell wrote Les mathematiques reines et servantes des sciences in 1955. The rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1954. Saggi di Filosofia neorazionalista, Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica, was published in 1954. Introduzione alla cibernetica,Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1953. I grandi matematici,Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was written by Eric Temple Bell. Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins wrote "Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica, 86, 1951" The Aritmetica e Logica,Scientia: rivista internazionale di sintesi scientifica was published in 1949.Referred to as the Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica, the Italian school of algebraic geometry, and the Néron–Severi group. An historical sketch of the Italian scientific institution, a list of all past and present members, as well as a wealth of information about its academic and scientific activities are included in the "Yearbook" of the renowned Italian scientific institution. , available at Gallica. There is a description of the Bordin prize winning work. During the fourth International Congress of Mathematicians, there was a relation between Max Noether, Henri Poincaré and Corrado Segre. A description of the scientific work done under the direction of <mask> at the "Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica during the early forties of the twentieth century, by one of his former PhD students. There are scientific references.Several research and historical papers are included in the "Proceedings of the mathematical conference for the celebration of the birth of Guido Fubini and <mask>". Gaetano Fichera describes the main contributions of the two scientists to the theory of functions of several complex variables. The paper that was included in the study meeting in memory of Giuseppe Gemignani is an account of the failures of some researchers. Three battles lost by three great Italian mathematicians are stated in an English translation. The main contributions of the two scientists to special and general relativity are described in a paper by Dionigi Galletto. In this paper, R. Michael Range corrects some historical statements about Gaetano Fichera and others. The "Geometria algebrica italiana (Italian algebraic geometry)" web site has a biography of <mask> and a complete bibliography of his works.There are also 12 more references. A short biography of his life is available. You can find it from the Nazionale Mathematica Italiana. The website of the institute was founded by <mask>.

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title: Gerardo Rodriguez Regordosa

texts: A graduate of the University de las Americas Puebla (UDLA-P) with a master's degree in Engineering-Economic Systems and Operations Research, <mask> is an economist. He is a Portfolio Manager for Emerging Markets. He spent 14 years at the Mexican Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, most recently as Undersecretary of Finance and Public Credit. He received a bachelor's degree in Economics and a master's degree in Engineering-Economic Systems and Operations Research from the United States. He received a sports scholarship from his alma mater when he was a member of the basketball team. The Managing Director in the Emerging Markets group is <mask>. He is the Portfolio Manager for the Total Emerging Markets Fund.<mask> is involved in the production of leadership content on Emerging Markets. At the Mexican Ministry of Finance, he held several positions in areas related to public debt policy, risk management and financial system development. He worked in the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit from 2001 to 2004 as the deputy general director for domestic debt, where he was responsible for the Federal Government financing in the local market as well as the promotion and development of the long term government bond market in local currency. He was the Head of the Public Credit Unit from January 2005 to January 2011. He was in charge of the Federal Government's financing operations in the international and local markets. He was in charge of the development of infrastructure projects through the National Infrastructure Fund. More than 90 projects have been supported by the National Infrastructure Fund since it was created in 2008, amounting to more than 7,800 million dollars to help finance new roads, water treatment plants, mass urban transport solutions, and other sectors.The program cetesdirecto was launched as part of the strategy to promote savings and investment for small investors, allowing them to buy and sell government bonds in small quantities. The Mexico deal of the year was awarded by Euromoney magazine in 2006 for the issuance of 3 Warrant series that allowed the exchange of 2,500 million dollars. The Mexican government extended the term and duration of external debt, as well as swapped foreign debt for internal debt, in order to improve the composition of Mexico's debt portfolio. Mexico was awarded the "Emerging Market Sovereign Deal of the Year" by Euromoney magazine in 2008 for the issuance of the "Bono UMS 2019" bond, which marked the reopening of the dollar market to emerging economies during the financial crisis. The Latin America 2008 Best Deal prize was awarded by Emerging Markets publication. The Mexican Government was awarded the Most Innovative or Creative use of Derivatives award for oil coverage made to ensure budget revenues in 2009. The guaranteed bond by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) was the winner of the prize in the International Finance Review.Mexico's return to the Japanese market was represented by the largest debt transaction carried out with a guarantee of JBIC. The Government's commitment to maintain presence in the Japanese market is reinforced by the fact that the second issue with JBIC guarantee was awarded the "Japan Deal of the Year" prize by Euromoney magazine. Mexico became the first Latin American country to perform a transaction at this maturity date when the Federal Government issued a 100 years bond in October 2010. Mexico was the first Latin American country to be included in the World Government Bond Index. Mexico joined a group of 23 countries. He was re-elected as Undersecretary of Finance and Public Credit on January 19, 2011. The development, coordination and implementation of Mexico's main macroeconomic and financial policies were his primary roles as Undersecretary of Finance.The federal government's fiscal, exchange rate, financial and economic policy, the development of optimal strategies for the issuances of public debt, the design and execution of the development banking policies, and the monitoring and regulation of the financial system were some of the policies. He was a member of the board of the Central Bank, the National Bank of Foreign Trade, the National Bank of Public Works and Services, the National Banking Commission, and the National Commission of Insurance. The implementation of an oil price hedging mechanism to guarantee public sector revenues, the acquisition of catastrophic risk insurance to protect public infrastructure against natural disasters, and the adoption of the national financial inclusion policy were some of the actions the Mexican Government undertook successfully during his tenure as Undersecretary. The new Public-Private Partnership Law for infrastructure projects, the reform to the Antitrust Law and the reform to the INFONAVIT Law were all designed and approved by <mask> Rodrguez. During the Mexican Presidency of the G20 in 2012 he was in charge of the finance track. The Mexican economic and financial agenda was designed and promoted, with emphasis placed on developing policies to boost job creation and reinvigorate the economy, strengthen the international financial architecture, enhancing financial regulations, fostering financial inclusion and education, and promoting green policies. The adoption of the Los Cabos Growth and Jobs Action Plan was one of the outcomes of the G20.He has written Op-Ed articles in local and international journals on topics such as Emerging Markets, Fed policy and emerging economies, the BRICS, State Development Banks, Mobile Financial Services, and Green Growth and Financial Inclusion. The History of Public Debt Management in Mexico was published by him. Expansion Magazine nominated him for being an expert manager of macroeconomic and financial variables in Mexico, as one of the 30 promises in their 30s. According toQuien Magazine, <mask> <mask> was one of the 50 most influential people in Mexico in 2012 for his leadership during Mexico's G20 presidency. Oil Prices and emerging economies, Emerging Markets opportunities, Prospects for the Mexican economy, Outlook for the Mexican economy, Emerging Market Local Rates and the Debt Restructuring of Argentina are some of the topics that <mask> is a regular TV commentator on. New appointments in the Ministry of Finance shocks <mask> Rodrguez in Lderes Mexicanos in Las 30 promesas en los 30 Interview to <mask> Rodrguez in El Semanario Magazine: We're prepared to face external shocks.

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title: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

texts: The Betty and Gene McDavid Professor of Writing at the University of Houston is an Indian-American author and poet. Two of her novels, The Mistress of Spices and Sister of My Heart, as well as a short story, The Word Love, were adapted into films. The Mistress of Spices was short-listed. Sister of My Heart, Oleander Girl, Palace of Illusions, and One Amazing Thing have been optioned to be made into movies or TV serials. The majority of <mask>'s works are set in India and the United States, and often focus on the experiences of South Asian immigrants. She has published novels in multiple genres, including realistic fiction, historical fiction, magical realism, myth and fantasy. Life <mask> was born in India.She got her B.A. In 1976, I obtained my degree from the University of Calcutta. She attended Wright State University in the United States, where she received a master's degree. In 1985 she received a PhD in English from the University of California, Berkeley. Her husband, Murthy, lives in Houston. She has two sons with the same name as in her children's novels. She put herself through graduate school by working as a babysitter, a store clerk, a bread slicer, a laboratory assistant, and a dining hall attendant.She worked as a graduate teaching assistant. Berkeley. She taught at three colleges in California. She is the professor of Creative Writing at the University of Houston and lives in Texas. The helpline Maitri was founded in 1991 for South Asian women dealing with domestic abuse. A similar organisation in Houston, Daya, has an advisory board. She has been a member of the board of the non-profit organisation Pratham Houston for many years.Her work has been published in over 50 magazines, including The Atlantic Monthly and The New Yorker, and her writing has been included in over 50 anthologies. Her fiction has been translated into 29 different languages. She began her writing career as a poet. Black Candle and Leaving Yuba City are her latest volumes of poetry. She has won several awards for her poems. Arranged Marriage won an American Book Award, a PEN Josephine Miles Award, and a Bay Area Book Reviewers Award. Before We Visit the Goddess is one of her major novels.Although most of her novels are written for adults, she has also written a young adult fantasy series called The Brotherhood of the Conch which, unlike many of her adult novels, takes place wholly in India and draws on the culture and folklore of that region. The first book in the series, The Conch Bearer, was nominated for a Bluebonnet Award. Publishers Weekly Best Books of the Year, Booklist Editor's Choice, Pacific Northwest Young Reader's Choice Award Master List, and the Rebecca Caudill Award Master List all listed it. The third and final book of the series, Shadowland, was published in 2009. The Palace of Illusions was a national best-seller in India for over a year and is a re-telling of The Mahabharata from Draupadi's perspective. The film of the novel The Mistress of Spices was released in 2005. It was directed by Paul Mayeda Berges and written by his wife Gurinder Chadha.The film starred two people. Her novel Sister of my Heart was made into a television series in Tamil and aired in India. The producers of The Palace of Illusions secured the rights to adapt the book into a film. In 2004, 2010, and 2016 Clothes from the collection was adapted into play under the title Arranged Marriage. The story was turned into a dance theater piece by the director of New World Theater at the University of Massachusetts. The life of an Indian woman in Houston was the subject of a chamber opera written by <mask>. It was shown by the opera company Festival Opera at the Oakland Asian Cultural Center in 2015, with original compositions by Jack Perla.Fire and Ice: Draupadi's Story was adapted from The Palace of Illusions and performed in India. The Palace of Illusions is the basis for a Bollywood movie with the title Mahabharat, which is currently being prepared in India. The premiere is in 2021. Gillen Group is a Hollywood production company. The Mistress of Spices, Sister of My Heart, The Unknown Errors of our Lives, and Queen of Dreams are fiction. Berkeley Poets Workshop published The Reason for Nasturtiums in 1990. There is a black candle.Poems about women from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh were published in 1991. Leaving St. Louis in 1997. Anthologies Multitude: Cross Cultural Readings for Writers was published in 1993 and includes a list of Indian Americans and Asian American writers. "<mask> <mask>uni." The ninth edition of In Literature: The Human Experience. There is a New York area. Martin's was in 2006Frederick Luis Aldana. The Unknown Errors of Our Lives is the title of the book. Today, world literature. The University of Oklahoma. There was a new year on 1 January 2002. Elizabeth Softsky. "Cultural Understanding with the Indian Diaspora."Black issues in higher education. The year 1997 began on 18 September. X.J. Kennedy et al. The 10th edition of The Bedford Reader. There is a New York area. Martin's, 2007, 446.Sheetal, Majithia. A reading of recent South Asian American fiction. The South Asian American Generation was published in 2001. The Transcultural Women of Later Twentieth Century US American Literature is an article. Ashgate Publishing was published in 2005. "Lara" was written by Merlin. "The Mistress of Spices."Today, world literature. The University of Oklahoma. January 1, 1998. Sarah Anne Johnson. Writing outside the lines is what it is called. The writer wrote on 20 Mar 2004. Nelson and Sampath.Asian American Novelists is a bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook. The Greenwood Press was published in 2000. There are links to Wright State University, University of Houston, University of California, Berkeley, and Bengali writers.

masks: Divakaruni Divakaruni Divakaruni Chitra Banerjeekar


title: Mandali Buddha Prasad

texts: A politician and the former deputy speaker of a state in India. He is a follower of Gandhian principles and a leader with a Service motto. He is known for his love and affection for the Telugu language and culture and for his unstinted efforts for their development and also for the welfare of the people living all over the world. He was born on May 26, 1956 at Nagayalanka in Krishna District. His father was a social worker and follower of Gandhian philosophy. The great qualities of his father were attained by Sri <mask>. <mask> graduated from Osmania University after completing his high school education.As an M.L.A, he was elected as a Member of the Legislative Assembly from Avanigadda Constituency of Krishna District for three terms from 1999 to 2004. The portfolio of Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development and Fisheries was dealt with by him as a Cabinet Minister. He formulated innovative schemes like "Pashukranthi" and "Matsya Kranti" to benefit poor people and small farmers with hybrid animals on subsidy rates. An Advanced Research Centre of Animal Husbandry with International standards was established at Pulivendula. The college is located in the Krishna District. The development of Krishna District is being led by Sri <mask> <mask>, his native district. He was involved in the modernization of Krishna Delta.He was involved in the establishment of Krishna University. He was the convener of the Krishna Delta Protection Committee. He went on a seven day hunger strike in 2004. He was involved in the sanction of the Polavaram Project. More than 10,000 people lost their lives in the 1977. There were no villages left. He sheltered 120 orphan children and gave them food and education while working as a secretary of The Deena Jana Samkshema Samithi.In order to protect the coastal area, rescue centers were established in the coastal districts of the state. He used to stay with the victims and take up the relief and rehabilitation programs whenever there was a natural calamity. Gandhi Kshetram was established in 1969 on the occasion of Gandhi's 100th birth anniversary. He injected Gandhian principles from his childhood and is trying hard to spread them. The magazine "Gandhi Kshetram" was run by him for twelve years. He conducted several workshops to teach the Gandhian Principles to the youth. There is a person named Smt.Gandhi is the daughter-in-law of Mahatma Gandhi. Kanu Gandhi, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and followers of Mahatma Gandhi participated in the workshops and praised his work. He was the Secretary of the Gandhian Institute of Social Services. He met Acharya Vinobha Bhave and got his blessings. He has been rendering yeoman services in the cultural field. Several responsibilities were taken up by him. The bronze statue of Sri Krishna Devaraya was installed in the Krishna District.Efforts were made to develop the tomb of C P Brown in England with the help of the London Telugu Association. He is the President of the First International Kuchipudi Dance Festival held in Cupertino, USA in 2008. The Executive Member of the Krishna District Youth Congress Committee was the President. General Secretary, A.P.C.C. The list of public offices held by the deputy speaker of the state was taken from telaganadu.com. Minister for Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development and Fisheries from 2007 to 2009. In 1999 and 2004, M.L.A. was elected from Avanigadda.A member of the Delimitation Commission was on the Public Accounts Committee.

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title: Song Jing

texts: <mask> was an official of the Chinese Tang Dynasty and the Zhou Dynasty and served as the chancellor during the reigns of the emperors. He was praised by historians for his insistence on being morally upright and for being a just administrator of the law. <mask> was born during the reign of Emperor Gaozong. By the time of <mask>'s birth, his family had relocated to Xing Prefecture, which is roughly modern Xingtai, Hebei. <mask> was the official that the clan traced to, although <mask>'s grandfather and father were local officials. <mask> was said to be upright when he was younger. He passed the imperial exams when he was young, and was said to be capable of writing.<mask> became a mid-level official at the legislative bureau of government during the reign of Emperor Gaozong's wife. It was said that he acted well in office and was respected by his boss. In 701, when <mask>'s colleague Zhang Shuo agreed to provide corroboration of the accusation that the chancellor was trying to pledge loyalty to his son, the case was thrown out. They were exiled, but escaped death. <mask> refused to yield even though he was honored. <mask> declined the honor of being offered the most honored position on the table by Zhang Yizhi, and another official used an endearing epithet towards him. It was said that <mask> was favored by the person who took no action.<mask> was one of the deputy chief imperial censors. <mask> pressed on with the investigation even though he was told by the chancellor and the fortuneteller that he had the appearance of an emperor. The interrogation of Zhang Changzong was approved by Wu Zetian, but as the interrogation was just beginning, he pardoned him. <mask> thought he should have cracked the villain's skull. <mask> Changzong when he tried to thank him for the release. During Emperor Zhongzong's second reign, there was a coup and Li Xian was restored to the throne. <mask> was given the title of imperial consultant by the Emperor because he favored <mask> for his morals.He was made the deputy head of the examination bureau of government. The Prince of Dejing, who was also the lover of Emperor Zhongzong's powerful wife, was very powerful at that time. The request was sternly rejected by <mask> and <mask>, who were incensed by the accusation of the adulterous relationship between the two. <mask> said that if Emperor Zhongzong were to execute Wei Yuejiang, he needed to execute <mask> first. The officials pointed out that it was inappropriate to execute anyone during the summer. The emperor exiled the man to the Lingnan region. As soon as fall came, Zhou Rengui, the commandant at Guang Prefecture, executed the man.<mask> was sent out of the capital to serve as the acting prefect of the prefecture. <mask> offended Wu Sansi by refusing to have tax payments due to him as his fief paid to him, as the region had just suffered a flood. He was the prefect of the Hang Prefecture, which is roughly modern Hangzhou, Zhejiang, and later the prefect of the Xiang Prefecture, which is modern Handan. He was said to be clean but strict, and his subordinates did not dare to be corrupt. Historians believe that the death of Emperor Zhongzong was a poisoning carried out by his daughter Li Guo'er the Princess Anle, so that she could become emperor. The son of Emperor Zhongzong's concubine was named emperor, but the empress did not lose her power. The secretary general of the prefecture was <mask>.The emperor's sister Princess Taiping and nephew Li Longji led a coup that resulted in the deaths of the emperor and his consort. Li Longji's father, Li Dan the Prince of Dan, was a former emperor and returned to the throne. <mask> was made the minister of civil service affairs and made a chancellor. <mask> was made a member of the staff after Li Longji became crown prince. The civil service affairs system was subject to great abuses by powerful individuals at court, while the chancellors Cui Shi and Zheng Yin were in charge, as they were allowing bribes and pleas by powerful individuals to influence them. At the same time that <mask>'s fellow chancellor, who was also minister of defense, put the military promotion system back in order, he reformed the civil service system as well. The return to the clean government of the days of Emperor Gaozong's father Emperor Taizong was viewed by popular sentiment at the time.All of the thousands of officials that Emperor Zhongzong commissioned directly without submitting the commission to the examination bureau for review were removed from <mask>'s reforms. Princess Taiping and Li Longji were trying to influence the emperor's administration. Princess Taiping found Li Longji difficult to control and began considering replacing him with one of Li Longji's brothers or cousins. When she mentioned that Li Longi should be replaced at a meeting she had with the chancellors, the other chancellors did not dare to speak, but <mask> replied that they should stop the rumors about Li Long. After Princess Taiping found out and objected, Emperor Ruizong decided to send Princess Taiping to Wu Youji instead. <mask> was demoted to be the prefect of Chu Prefecture because he was removed from his chancellor position. He served successively as the prefect of Jining, Ji Prefecture, and the examiner of the Hebei Circuit.The secretary general of the capital prefecture Yong Prefecture was recalled to Chang'an. Li Longji became Emperor Xuanzong in 712 after Emperor Ruizong passed the throne to him. After Yong and Luo Prefectures were converted to special municipalities, <mask> was made the mayor of the old Yong Prefecture. When he was the chief imperial censor, he was accused of not ordering for greater force to be applied when a criminal was being caned, and he was demoted to the prefect of Mu Prefecture. He became the commandant at the modern Guangzhou Prefecture. The houses of the people of Guang Prefecture were prone to fires because they were built with bamboo. The people of the region were grateful for <mask>'s use of bricks, which greatly reduced the damage of fires.As of 716, the two men who were serving as chancellors were both changing their names. The petition was submitted before Lu died and argued that <mask> and other officials should be promoted because they were talented. The accusation that his sons and associate were corrupt was drawing displeasure from the Emperor. In fear, he offered to resign and recommended <mask> to succeed him. <mask> was recalled to serve as the minister of justice and be in charge of Chang'an by the Emperor. <mask> was escort back to the capital by one of his eunuch associates. <mask> did not like to go back to Chang'an after he was honored by the emperor for putting down a coup.Emperor Xuanzong was more impressed with <mask> when he was informed of this. After the new year of 717, he removed the two chancellors and replaced them with <mask> and Su Ting, the head of the examination bureau. <mask> the Duke was created by the Emperor. <mask> and Su worked well together, with <mask> taking the leading role and Su assisting. It was said that while their styles were different, they were both considered great chancellors of Emperor Xuanzong's reign because they had distinguished themselves as one who modified the regulations to fit the situation and the other who was known for following the laws strictly and fairly. <mask> made suggestions to correct Emperor Xuanzong's behavior, which caused him to respect him more. The emperor was angry when he saw that the roads were not in good shape and wanted to arrest the mayor and the official in charge.The officials would put many citizens to labor to repair the roads if this were to happen. <mask> suggested that the officials should order the two to report to the place of investigation and then release them there because they would be grateful to <mask>. During Emperor Taizong's time, officials were not to meet the emperor privately without imperial chroniclers and advisors present, in order to promote openness. In winter 717, when Emperor Xuanzong requested that <mask> and Su submit a number of formal names and titles for his sons and daughters but separately requested a set of particularly honorable names, <mask> and Su pointed out that this would be viewed as favoritism. When <mask> found out that a monument had been built for him, he told the emperor that he thought it was a ruse to get him to be a chancellor. Emperor Xuanzong agreed that the monument should be abolished, but that other actions should not be allowed in the future. When Wang Renjiao's father-in-law died, Wang Renjiao's son asked that a large tomb be built for him.<mask> and Su pointed out that the tomb of Dou should not be followed. The scale of Wang Renjiao's tomb was reduced. When Emperor Xuanzong wanted to give an extraordinary promotion to Wang Renchen, a former staff member of his who also appeared to be Wang Renjiao's cousin,<mask> pointed out that this was unfair favoritism, and that Wang Renchen might deserve an award but not an extraordinary one When <mask>o tried to use the connection to gain influence on the civil service officials, <mask> found out and removed him from the roll of reserve officials. <mask> pointed out that it would be unfair to give preferential treatment to a relative of Li Chengqi, who had been greatly honored by Emperor Xuanzong as an older brother. The liaison officers that the regional governments sent to Chang'an carried large sums of money and treasure to Chang'an, and they were often kept at Chang'an as officials, creating the perception that they had bribed powerful individuals. The regulations were changed so that liaison officers had to return to the regional governments.<mask>'s strictness would eventually lead to his removal. The imperial censors were ordered by <mask> to detain individuals who had repeatedly appealed their cases until they dropped their appeals. People were angry at this. According to popular beliefs at the time, the appearance of a spirit known as the Hanba was accompanied by a drought. An actor dressed as the Hanba stated that <mask> and Su were prohibiting the use of damaged coins, which they had tried to replace with new coins. Despite the prohibition, the damaged coins were still in circulation. <mask> sent the imperial censor to the region to take the damaged coins out of circulation.Xiao drew a lot of resentment for being strict in his behavior. The emperor demoted Xiao and removed <mask> and Su from their chancellor posts, giving <mask> the honorific title of Kaifu Yitong Sansi. He replaced <mask> and Su with two other people. There was a coup attempt at Chang'an in 722 in which the nephew of the emperor was trying to take over the throne. The coup attempt was put down quickly. Wang Yi was sent to Chang'an to investigate. Wang could not come to a decision as to who was responsible after detaining a large number of people.<mask> was made in charge of Chang'an by the emperor. The emperor pardoned the rest of the prisoners after <mask> determined who the leaders were. <mask> was made minister of civil service affairs and awarded with silk by the Emperor when he visited Chang'an again in 724. <mask> declined Wang's invitation to the wedding banquet because Wang wanted the honor of <mask>'s attendance. <mask> was one of the heads of the executive bureau of government. An elaborate tent, music, and food from the imperial kitchen were set up for the inauguration of the two new offices on the day that <mask> was to take office. The Emperor wrote a poem about the contributions of the three.Pei instituted a system of promotion based on seniority when he became the minister of civil service affairs. <mask> was against it because he believed it would cause capable people to be stuck in low positions. The Emperor ordered that full salaries be paid to <mask> even though he retired. In 734, <mask> came out of his mansion to greet the emperor, and Emperor Xuanzong had his son Li Huang comfort <mask>, and often sent medicines and delicacies to him. <mask> was given posthumous honors after he died. There are notes and references to the Old Book of Tang. 96.The new book is called Tang. There are 123. There are three vols. 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 663 births and 699 deaths Chancellors under Emperor Ruizong of Tang Chancellors under Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Mayors of Xi'an.

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title: Petra Štefanková

texts: <mask>kov is an artist, designer and art director. She has worked in a number of industries. She studied graphic design at Jozef Vydra's School of Applied Art in Bratislava in 1993-1997 and visual communication at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava in 1997-2003. She took a short course at the University of the Arts London. In December 2007, she won Channel 4's 4Talent Award for young creatives from all creative industries in the United Kingdom and presented her work at GRAPHITE 2007, the digital art exhibition and conference organised by the North American and Australian chapter of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Her work was exposed on shows all around the world, with her solo shows taking place in Malacky, Berlin, and Washington DC. One of the top ten visual artists in the world, Doze Green from NYC, was selected by Andrew Chew as a special guest for the GAS Project exhibition 2007, along with her work.Her work is displayed at the Museum of computer art in NYC and the Heritage Museum in Hong Kong. In July of 2007, she was selected for exhibition at Images 31: The Best of British Illustration in London College of Communication and in 2008 she was published in 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide by Luerzer. From a thousand entrants, she was selected to exhibit within the digital art on environment issues exhibition Common Ground 2008 running across China (with a start in Beijing) and galleries in the US in 2010. She joined the Royal Society of Arts in London at the age of 29 in April 2008. She presented her illustrative work at the ICON5 Illustration Salon in New York City. Les E-Magiciens, European Digital Animation festival organized by SUPINFOCOM in France in November 2008 is one of the public presentations. She was a designer for the animated title sequence for the film Nanny McPhee and the Big bang.The team won a silver medal at the New York Festival in 2011. She was part of the launch of BOND magazine at the Saatchi Gallery in London. The Illustrator's Christmas Fair was organised by the House of Illustration in London. The Russian Academy of Art in Moscow selected her for an international exhibition in 2015. In 2016 she took part in a design week in the Czech Republic. A master class in digital image-making by Steven Withrow and Jack Harris is one of the publications. <mask>kov is an author, designer and illustrator of children's books.She illustrated a children's book called 'My U Vieme velio'. She collaborated with her mother, a poet, on a book in 2020. Parky Life is a charity project that <mask> is a supporter of, as well as Memories in aid of Maggie's Centres and Doty umkyenia of the top model Ivana Christov. She established an illustration agency representing Slovak and Czech illustrators abroad and supported talented individuals from Slovakia in various projects. She attended many events at the Slovak and British embassies, The Buckingham Palace Gallery, TATE Britain, the RSA House in London and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London. She talks to representatives of the international cultural and the art scene, diplomats, entrepreneurs and members of the nobility. A number of television documentaries and reportages were starred by <mask>kov.<mask>fankov was filmed in 2016 for television TV 213. In 2010 she was part of a documentary series about Slovaks abroad directed by Branislav Mik and filmed at the premises of the RSA in London. Two other reportages were filmed for television. On Dmsky klub, <mask>kov was interviewed by host Iveta Malachovsk. Vanity Fair magazine in the United Kingdom published <mask>kov's painting in the A-list Artists section as part of their annual Hollywood issue. The RSA article about a workshop with <mask>kov was written by the President of the Slovak Republic. The artist is at work.Cengage Learning, Inc. is located in the USA. WithROW, Steven; Harris, Jack. A master class in digital image-making. The UK has a Rotovision. Slovak artists Living people 1978 births Digital artists Women digital artists Art directors Slovak women artists 21st-century women artists

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title: Bernie Krause

texts: Bernard L<mask> was born on December 8, 1938. Wild Sanctuary was founded in 1968 to record and archive natural sounds. He is an author, bio-acoustician, speaker, and natural sound artist. The person is from Detroit, Michigan. He was an undergraduate student when he worked as a recording engineer and producer. Pete Seeger created the tenor position for The Weavers in 1963, and he died in 1964. In order to study electronic music at Mills College, Krause moved to the San Francisco Bay Area.During this time, Paul Beaver and <mask> formed a partnership. They were the sales representatives for the U.S. West Coast. They were able to exploit the growing fascination in the new synthesizer sounds among rock and pop musicians, an interest that was partly influenced by these artists' consumption of hallucinogenic drugs and the generous advances they received from their record companies. The Monterey Pop Festival was where the Moog III was introduced to the musicians and attendees. One of the first pop group recordings to feature a synthesizer was played by the team. The Nonesuch Guide to Electronic Music was released in 1967. It was the first West Coast recording to use noise reduction as a part of their production.The duo went on to sell and perform on their recordings with the instrument. George Harrison asked <mask> to demonstrate the synthesizer after he performed for him in Los Angeles. Harrison made a recording of the demonstration and issued an unauthorized version as "No Time Or Space" on his Electronic Sound album the following year. Because of their studio work in Hollywood, New York City, and London, they are credited with helping to introduce the synthesizer to pop music and film. Soundscape recording has focused on the recording and archive of wild natural soundscapes from around the world. The works of art and science have been mixed into ambient tracks for numerous feature films and albums from the world's rare habitats. Humphrey the Whale was lured back to the Pacific Ocean in 1985 after wandering into the River Delta.As scientific co-directors of the operation, they used recordings of humpbacks feeding, recorded by two graduate students from the University of Hawaii, recordings that Krause modified to eliminate extraneous noise and add different characteristics to the audio tracks so that the whale would not habituate to the one audio short The 1988 CD album, Gorillas in the Mix, was composed from samples of animal sounds. Working in the field of soundscape ecology, a sub-category of ecoacoustics, Krause introduced a number of terms and concepts into the discipline to further define the sources of sound within the soundscape. They include non-biological natural sounds such as the effect of wind in trees or grasses, waves at the ocean or lakeshore, or movement of the earth. biophony is the collective signature produced by all sound- producing organisms in a given habitat. The third and last elements are referred to as human-generated acoustic signatures. Music, theatre, or language are controlled sound sources in the final category.Incoherent or chaotic sound is referred to as noise. The first and last terms were implemented by his colleague, Stuart Gage. The keynote talk at the first conference of the International Society of Ecoacoustics (ISE), a worldwide organization, was given by Krause. "The Great Animal Orchestra: Symphony for Orchestra and Wild Soundscapes" was a collaboration between Richard Blackford and the Cheltenham Music Festival. The theme is based on the 2012 book of the same title and was performed by the National Orchestra of Wales. Natural sounds are integrated into the orchestral sounds of a major piece. The symphony was released on CD.On April 3, 2015, the score for their first ballet, "Biophony", was presented to the public. His last two books were published by Yale University Press, "Voices of the Wild: Animal Songs, Human Din, and the Call to Save Natural Soundscapes" and "Wild Soundscapes: Finding the Voice of the Natural World". The first major natural soundscape exhibit in a contemporary art museum opened on July 1, 2016 in Paris. Based on his book, "The Great Animal Orchestra," the sound sculpture serves as an early retrospective of <mask>'s work and includes many examples of his collection along with supporting graphic and visual media. The visual elements were created by a London-based organization. The Great Animal Orchestra art piece was part of a larger collection at the Museum of Art in Korea. The museum is in Salem, Massachusetts.In May of 2022, the work opens at the 23rd Biennale in Australia. The personal life of Krause and his wife are in Sonoma, California. The home of the Krauses was destroyed in a fire in October of last year. His audio recordings were off-site. Audio Engineer. Int., Vol. 55, No.The Great Animal Orchestra: Finding the Origins of Music in the World's Wild Places was published in Little Brown. "Soundscape Ecology: The Science of Sound in the Landscape" was written by Bryan C. Pijanowski. 61 No. "Measuring and interpreting the temporal variability in the soundscape at four places in Sequoia National Park." There are External links to the biography at Wild Sanctuary "The voice of the natural world".

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title: Julio C. Teehankee

texts: The political scientist is from the Philippines. He is the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at De La Salle University. He strives to bridge theory and practice in his professional endeavors. He has served as political and policy consultant to government officials, electoral candidates, political parties, national and international organizations. The comparative analysis of East and Southeast Asia focuses on elections, party politics, democratization and governance. Papers on elections, party politics, and political dynasties have been published by him. He was one of only four political scientists in the Philippines who were cited in the 2015 Webometrics' List of 150 Top Scientists.His work has been found in the Web of Science-Social Sciences citation index. He was a recipient of the 2016 National Academy of Science and Technology Outstanding Book Award. The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Economist have all written about Teehankee. His political commentaries have been published. He is a political analyst. The Ateneo de Manila University was where Teehankee finished his education. He was a student at La Salle Greenhills.He obtained a degree in Development Studies and a degree in Political Science from De La Salle University. He received his master's degree in Political Science from the University of the Philippines Diliman. He completed his studies at the Graduate Schools of Law and Politics at the University of Tokyo under a Japan Foundation fellowship. His paternal grandfather came to the Philippines in 1901 from Amoy, China. He was involved in the fight to liberate China from the Manchu dynasty. The Chinese General Hospital in Manila had a medical director. The Chinese General Hospital School of Nursing and the Filipino- Chinese Medical Society were established in 1933.Farmacia Central was the largest prewar drugstore in Manila. The 16th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines was <mask>'s uncle. Pedro G<mask> founded the Laboratorio de P. Cabral in 1923. Myrna O<mask> was the Mother Superior of the Holy Spirit Adoration Order in the Philippines. Myrna became the order's Mother Prioress and served as a spiritual adviser to Pope John Paul II. The Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, Japan, hosted a visiting fellow in 2020. He was a visiting fellow at the Philippines Project of the School of Regulation and Global Governance, College of Asia and the Pacific, Australian National University, and the Southeast Asia Research Centre, City University of Hong Kong.Books Imperious and Imperiled: The Paradox of the Philippine Presidency was co-authored with Mark R. Thompson. Ronald Mendoza, Edsel Beja Jr., Antonio La Via, and Maria Villamejor-Mendoza co-edited Building Inclusive Democracies in ASEAN. The National Academy of Science and Technology gave an Outstanding Book Award to Rethinking Japan's Foreign Policy: State, Society, and Security. The Yuchengco Center for East Asia is located in Manila. Japanese Party Politics and Governance in Transition. The Yuchengco Center for East Asia is located in Manila. There are book chapters about rethinking patronage politics in the Philippines.C and <mask>imbahin are authors. There is patronage politics in the Philippines. The introduction is about taking a second look at Asian political parties. This is an Ed. Reexamining Parties in Democratizing Asia. The Party List System is not untangled. This is an Ed.The case for electoral reform in the Philippines is based on strong patronage and weak parties. There are accountability challenges to sustainable development goals in Southeast Asia. This is an edited version of the original article. There are sustainable development goals in Southeast Asia. Singapore: Brill, 2019. In Thompson, M.R., there is a book called House of Clans: Political Dynasties in the Philippine Legislature. Batalla E.C.The article is titled " (Eds.) There is a Handbook of Contemporary Philippines. The book was written in London and New York. In Malaya, there is a proposal to strengthen the Party List System as a List Proportional Representation Election System. There is an Ed. The quest for a federal Philippines. The PDP Laban Federalism Institute was in Pasay.In Araral, E. et al., there is a paper titled "Rationale and Features of Federalism". The debate on Federal Philippines was held at the Ateneo de Manila University Press. The question was posed in Curato, N. This is an Ed. Critical Essays on the Early Presidency of the President of the Philippines. The Ateneo de Manila University Press is in the city. In Mendoza, R.U., Beja, E.L. Jr., Teehankee, J.C. La VIa, A.G.M., and Villamejor-Mendoza.The article is titled " (Eds.) Inclusive democracies are being built in the region. Anvil Publishing Inc., 2015, was in Mandaluyong. The Philippines was written by Blondel, J., Inoguchi, T., and Marsh, I. The article is titled " (Eds.) Political Parties and Democracy in Western Europe, East and Southeast Asia. The 2012 edition of Palgrave Macmillan was published in Hampshire.Tomas, D. and Ufen, A. wrote "Clientelism and Party Politics in the Philippines". The article is titled " (Eds.) Electoral Competition in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines. The 2012 edition of Oxford, UK: Routledge. Have you done that response to the global financial crisis? The impact of the global financial crisis on Asia. Konrad Adenauer Stiftung was in Korea in 2010.Presidential campaigns in the Philippines after 1986 were covered in a book. The book is called (Eds.). The politics of change in the Philippines. Manila: Anvil, 2010, 114-161. Herberg wrote "Citizen-Party Linkages: Failure to connect." This is an Ed. Reforming the Philippine Party System involves ideas and initiatives.Friedrich Ebert Stiftung was published in 2009. There is a crisis of clientelistic democracy. The 2004 elections in the Philippines were synchronized. & Martin, B. This is an edited version of the original article. There are elections in five nations in Southeast Asia. The 2006 edition of Berlin: Lit Verlag.The article is titled "Election Campaigning in the Philippines." This is an Ed. There are election campaigns in East and Southeast Asia. Ashgate was in Aldershot in 2005. <mask>, A., Bruns, G., and John, M write about electoral politics in the Philippines. Electoral Politics in Southeast & East Asia Singapore was written by Freidrich Ebert Stiftung. The Philippine Political Science Journal has co-authored articles with Yuko Kasuya.The Journal of Contemporary Southeast Asian Affairs has a paper on facts in Philippine Party Politics. 39 (1) was published in 2020. The Asian Journal of Comparative Politics is co-authored with Yuko Kasuya. 5(1), 2020, 69–1. The map of the Philippines' Defective Democratization was co-authored with <mask> <mask> of Asian Affairs: An American Review. The 2016 General Elections in the Philippines were covered in the Regional and Federal Studies. "Duterte's Resurgent Nationalism in the Philippines: A Discursive Institutionalist Analysis" was published in the Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs.The Vote in the Philippines: Electing a Strongman was co-authored by Mark R. Thompson. "Weak State, Strong Presidents: Situating the Duterte Presidency in Philippine Political Time" was published in the Journal of Developing Societies. The Philippines in 2015: The Calm Before the Political Storm was published in the Philippine Political Science Journal. The Study of Politics in Southeast Asia: The Philippines in Southeast Asian Political Studies was published in the Philippine Political Science Journal. The Party.Politics.ph: Internet Campaigning in the Philippines was published in the Philippine Political Science Journal. What should governments do with policy issues? The Global Financial Crisis as a Market and Government Failure was published in the Asia-Pacific Social Science Review.The political aftermath of the 1997 crisis. Dialogue + cooperation took place in 2007. The Access to Justice Indicators in the Asia-Pacific Region was published in Arellano Law and Policy Review. Dialogue + Cooperation 11, 2005, "Institutional Continuity and the 2004 Philippines Election." "Emerging Dynasties in the Post-Marcos House of Representatives" was published in the Philippine Political Science Journal. There are internal armed conflicts and the peace process in the Philippines. December 2000, 141-156.The Bulletin of College of General Education Ibaraki University published "Dynamics of Local Politics in Ibaraki Prefecture and Mito City after the Collapse of the 1955 System." "Party Politics and Philippine Political Development: An Assessment of the 1987, 1988 and 1992 Elections" was published in the Journal of Political Studies. The Context of Political Transition in Post-EDSA Philippines was published in the Journal of Political Studies. "The State, Illegal Logging and Environmental NGOs in the Philippines" was published in the Journal of the Third World Studies Center. The Spatio-Temporal Roots of the Filipino Nation: A Reassessment of the Revolution of 1896 was published in 1991. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: An Overview of the Legislature's Response to the Bases Issue was published in the official journal of De La Salle University. The President of the Philippine Political Science Association and the Council Member of the International Political Science Association are just a few of the leadership positions that Teehankee has held.He is the Regional Manager for Southeast Asia and the Pacific of the Varieties of Democracy. V-Dem has 28 million data points for 202 countries from 1789 to 2019. He was Country Evaluator for theBTI reports for 2003 and 2014; and as Country Reporter for 2006 and 2010. The political management of the transformation toward Democracy and a Market Economy is the focus of the project. The Philippine Political Science Journal has an associate editor named Teehankee. The Asia Pacific Social Science Review was edited by him. He is a member of the editorial boards of several Scopus-indexed academic journals, including the Asia Pacific Social Science Review, the Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs, and the Asian Journal of Comparative Politics.He is a lifetime member of the Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society. University of the Philippines Diliman alumni De La Salle University faculty University of Tokyo alumni Filipino people of Chinese descent

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title: Clemente Mastella

texts: <mask> has been the mayor of Benevento since June of last year. He is the leader of the Union of Democrats for Europe. He was Minister of Labour in the Berlusconi government from 1994 to 1995 and Minister of Justice in the Prodi government from 2006 to 2008. He was elected to the European Parliament in June of 2009. <mask> was born in the province of Benevento. He was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1976 as a member of the Christian Democracy party. <mask> and Pierferdinando Casini formed a new party after the party's dissolution.He was appointed Minister of Labour after the election of Berlusconi. <mask> followed in the footsteps of Francesco Cossiga, the former Italian Republic President. He found the Christian Democrats for the Republic and the Democratic Union for the Republic. The new political party supported the new centre- left government. <mask> took over the leadership of the organization in 1999. <mask> was part of the primary election for the leadership of The Union. He got 4.6% of the vote.When it was revealed that they had been the best men of a man who helped the boss of the Mafia when he was a fugitive from the law, the President of the Sicilian Region and his friend were subjects of a scandal. <mask> was at Campanella's wedding in 2000. He was the mayor of the city of Benevento. <mask> was the minister of Justice in the Prodi government. A general amnesty was promoted by <mask>. The proposal to criminalise Holocaust denial was dropped after opposition by historians and concerns that the law was unconstitutional. In February 2007, <mask> received an "Advice of Judicial Proceedings" from the Naples prosecutors' office.The Naples football club is being investigated for fraudulent bankruptcy. The company collapsed in 2004. The Board of Directors had a vice president. In September of 2007, <mask> asked the Higher Council of the Magistracy to arrange the transfer of the prosecuting attorney of Catanzaro, who was inquiring on a committee of illegal transactions. <mask> started a blog in May of 2007, in response to criticism by Beppe Grillo. <mask>'s wife is the president of the Regional Council of Campania. She has been under house arrest for a while.In announcing his resignation as Justice Minister, <mask> said that he wanted to be "more free from a political and personal point of view". <mask> resigned again on 17 January, after Prodi rejected the resignation. Prodi was going to temporarily take over his portfolio. <mask> was cleared of charges. On January 21, 2008, <mask> said that his party was ending its support of the government because it had lost its majority in the Senate. <mask> said that if there was a vote of confidence, the government would be voted against. The Constitutional Court confirmed that there would be a referendum to modify the electoral system.<mask> said many times that if the referendum was confirmed it would lead to the fall of the government. If the election-law referendum had been passed, it would have made it harder for small parties like <mask>'s to gain seats in parliament. <mask> announced on February 6th that he would be part of the Casa della Libert. Berlusconi refused to form a coalition with Mastella due to differences in their political programmes. <mask> decided to quit the electoral competition on 7 March, as the Italian electoral system subjects political parties not part of a coalition to thresholds of 4% and 8% for the Chamber and the Senate. He was elected to the European Parliament on the list of The People of Freedom of Berlusconi. In July of 2009, he was quoted in the Italian because of statements made about the per diem collected at the European Parliament.He told his assistants that it was misery. ... They don't know what you get in the Italian Parliament. In the first few months of the European Parliament, he was not present during voting in the meetings. <mask> was elected mayor of Benevento on June 20, 2016 as head of a centre-right coalition. The Noi Campani (We Campanians) regional list was created on June 3, 2020 in support of Vincenzo De Luca, the incumbent president of Italy. Mastella's is an official website with links to external websites.

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title: Maria Baumgartner

texts: <mask> is an Austrian studio potter and professor of ceramics at the University of Arts and Industrial Design Linz. <mask> studied ceramics at the University of Arts and Industrial Design Linz from 1972 to 1979. She founded her first studio in 1980. She began working as an assistant professor at the University of Arts and Industrial Design Linz in 1986 and continued her career as an associate professor. She works in Tyros, Greece, as well as a new studio in Puchenau near Linz. She was both an artist and a professor in the field of ceramic art. She won awards in Austria, Germany, Croatia and Hungary.She participated in personal and group exhibitions in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Belgium, Chechia, Spain, Lithuania, Croatia, Latvia, Turkey, Egypt, USA, Korea and Japan. Her artworks can be found in several art museums and other well known public or private art collections, like the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, the Museum of Design, Zrich, Svres, and the Igal & Diane Silber. <mask> writes about her objects of ceramic art, which are each built up and hand-formed to their individual shape. The surface is not completely smoothed. The free development of the ceramic form can be seen in the often thin-walled shells of the objects. The forms are inspired by an architectural aesthetic that is reminiscent of vertical axes and playing with geometric structures. A positive feeling can be experienced.The entire surface of the ceramic objects is worked out using a variety of techniques. The aim is to reach the impression of three-dimensional paintings, as shown in the following pictures. The objects are a free combination of various geometric shapes and conceptional graphics. "Slavonski Brod" is the award of the 1993 Nagrada. Svetski Triennale Male is located in Zagreb/ Croatia. The 3rd Tradition and Possibilities Symposium: Blue Porcelain Painting Dub/ Chechia was held in 1998. The Salzburg Award for Ceramic Art was given in 1998.Fire Magic II, III Symposia, International Ceramics Studio (ICS), Kecskemét, was co-director. 2020: GRACIS. The Zelina award was a silver medal. Exhibitions include Gallery "Kunsthof Weihergut", Salzburg, A 1984 Ceramics and Porcellain, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, and A 1990 <mask>umgarter. <mask>gartner: open gallery exhibition program, Gallery Maria Baumgartner, Puchenau near Linz/ A. There will be an art cycling exhibition in Millstatt in 2020. Group exhibitions in 1981 Austrian Ceramics 1900 - 1980, City Museum "Nordico" Linz, and Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna.Gallery Ludwig was home to 12 Ceramic Artists from Austria. The Ceramics museum "Keramion" is near Cologne. The Art Collection of the Veste Coburg/ BRD has Contemporary Ceramics in Austria. 1989 L'Europe des Ceramistes. The Abbey of Saint-Germain d'Auxerre is an actualité. The collection of Prof. Ouwehand is at the museum. Gallery Leonelli has Le Bol aux quatre coins de la terre.The 4th World Triennial Exhibition of Small Ceramics was held in Zagreb in 1993. The 2nd Cairo International Biennale for Ceramics was held in 1994. There were ceramics from the 20th century. The Welle collection is in the City Gallery. The Ceramics museum "Keramion" is near Cologne. The Igal and Diane Silber Collection contains International Contemporary Ceramics. The World of Pots was published in 2000.The ceramics are contemporary. The Museum in the "Kreuzgang" is one of the places in the collection. The SOFA Art Fair was held in New York and Chicago. Htel du Rond-point is the location of the 2001 Salon international de céramique de collection. In 2005, in time. In space. Museion No. was in fire.The International Ceramics Studio is in Hungary. The Museum of Modern Ceramic Art is in Gifu and focuses on Hungary, the Czech Republic and Greater Central Europe. The Gallery of Applied Arts is in Munic. There are ceramics from the 20th century. The Donation Welle is located in the Museum of Applied Arts. The year 2016 has heritage and diversity. There is an exhibition at the Hanyang University Museum.The Mark Rothko Art Centre in Daugavpils is home to the 2016 Latvia International Ceramics Biennale. The Lower Austrian Centre of Modern Arts has ceramics out of passion. Art cycling in Millstatt, AUT and Paroda Keramiada. Trys Panevio tarptautinio keramikos simpoziumo deimtmeiai. The Zvonimir Gallery is in Zagreb. 2020 MIKS 20. International exhibition of ceramics and glass, Zagreb, Ambienta fair, Zagreb Fair Grounds.Ceramic Diversity, Salzburg. Austrian and International Ceramics from the 1980s can be found at the Art museum Waldviertel. The exhibition was held on the occasion of the 73rd celebration of the foundation Day of the Republic of India. The Austria page has a picture of Franz Josef Altenburg. It was in: Neue Keramik. vol 3 was published in 1989. 5, pp.592–592. The world is called the Europa der Keramiker. An international exhibition at the Arts University Linz is called Ceramists' Europe: On an international exhibition. In: linz aktiv no. 114 (1989), pp. 75–77. Female Ceramists in Salzburg.In: Barbara. Female Artists in Salzburg. ed. Museum Carolino Augusteum, Salzburg 1991, pp. 83–98. Survival in the invisible is what ceramics in Austria are about. There is an exhibition catalogue for European Ceramic from 13 counties.In 1998,, pp., ed Rasch. 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, 120, It's called Neues Feuer. The University of Arts and Industrial Design in 1999. An exhibition project. ed. The University of Arts and Industrial Design was founded in 1999.The word is used indoors and outdoors. Keramik is in the Garten. The Westungarischen Universitt Sopron is an Ein Projekt. There are ceramics in the garden. There is a project between the Arts University Linz and the Hungarian University Sopron. ed. The University of Arts and Industrial Design is located in Linz."Linzer Oneself" is an exhibition by the University of Arts and Industrial Design Linz - Institute of Ceramics. ed. Dt. The museum was located in Germany. Einfgen is a word. Im Rahmen der O ist der Kunstuniversitt Linz. There was a copy and paste event in 2008.There is an exhibition of the Arts University Linz. ed. The University of Arts and Industrial Design is in Austria. The Austrian artist data base of the "Tiroler Knstlerschaft" and the international arts data base "artfacts.net" have entries for <mask>ner. Orcas 2001 can be found on the website of "basis Vienna", as well as 1 2003 from the "Art cycling in Millstatt" exhibition.

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title: Arun Shridhar Vaidya

texts: A general officer in the Indian Army, General <mask> died on 10 August 1986 at the age of 86. He was the 13th Chief of the Army Staff. He was assassinated in August of 1986 by Harjinder Singh Jinda and Shirod Singh Sukha. This was done to avenge Blue Star. General <mask> was in charge of this operation. The family and early life of <mask> began when he was born in Bombay in July of 1926 to a family from Maharashtra. After studying at Elphinstone High School in Bombay, he joined Elphinstone College and later the M.I.B. His father is the district collector there. At Elphinstone College, <mask> joined the 1st Bombay Battalion of the University Training Corps (UTC) and was awarded Best Cadet in 1942 before transferring to the MIB College, where he attained the rank of Company Quarter-Master Havildar. He joined the Officers' Training School in 1944 as a cadet. He received an emergency commission in the Royal Deccan Horse of the British Indian Army on January 20, 1945. During the final months of the Second World War, <mask> was a member of the 14th Army. His wife's name was Bhanu and they had three daughters.A few months before India's independence, <mask> received an emergency commission in the Indian Armoured Corps and a regular army commission as a lieutenant. In September 1948, <mask> was a member of the ad hoc armored force that was organised from the school. The Ellora Caves area and the Daulatabad Fort were captured by the force. He was selected to attend the Defence Services Staff College in Wellington after securing a competitive position. He became brigade major of the 70 Infantry brigade. During the Sino-Indian War, he served in this appointment. Shortly before war broke out between India and Pakistan in 1965, <mask> was promoted to lieutenant-colonel.He was in charge of the Deccan Horse. The Battle of Chawinda resulted in the destruction of Pakistan's 1st Armoured Division and the loss of many lives. The Deccan Horse decimated 38 tanks. The commandant of the unit was awarded India's second highest military decoration, the Maha Vir Chakra. The President of India honoured him in an investiture ceremony on April 21, 1966. Between the wars on 21 July 1969 he was promoted to the rank of brigadier and appointed commander of 167 mountain brigade. The brigade conducted operations against the Naga hostiles who were supported by China.Most of the hostiles were captured with their weapons and equipment, along with the leader, Mowu Angami. On January 26, 1970, <mask> was awarded a medal. He was appointed the Commandant of the school on November 2, 1970. During the 1971 war between Pakistan and India, <mask> was in charge of an armored brigade. In the Battle of Dahira, the hostile terrain was combined with mines. He moved forward after crossing through the minefield. The squadron was able to push through the lane and quickly deploy to meet the Pakistan Army's counter-attacks.In the Battle of Basantar, he displayed skill and leadership in getting his tanks through deep mines. He was awarded a second Maha Vir Chakra for this. Post-war career, on January 4, 1973, <mask> was promoted to the acting rank of major-general and appointed General Officer Commanding (GOC) the elite 1st Armoured Division. He was confirmed as a major-general on 1 April 1974. He became the Director Military Operations at Army Headquarters. He became the Master General of Ordnance at Army HQ after a stint as DMO. On January 25, 1980, <mask> was promoted to lieutenant-general.He was appointed to the GOC IV Corps on July 1, 1980. He was elected as an ambassador to India. He was appointed General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Eastern Command on 3 May 1981 after a short tenure. On July 31, 1983, <mask> became the 13th Chief of Army Staff of the Indian Army. Krishna Rao is a person. The senior-most general was super-ceded and the appointment was subject to controversy. The next Chief of the Army Staff was going to be Sinha, who was the Vice Chief of the Army Staff.Sinha resigned in protest after the appointment of <mask> as the 13th COAS. In 1984 a military operation was ordered by the Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi, against the militant group commanded by Shabeg Singh, a former officer of the Indian Army. The temple complex was cleared after Bhindranwale was killed. One of India's most decorated officers retired on January 31, 1986. Over 40 years of service was completed by him. In a 1985 interview, <mask> stated that he did not see any difference in taking up arms against a foreign enemy or an enemy from within. He was calm despite the death threats he received in the months before his retirement.It will come with my name written on it if a bullet is destined to get me. After retiring, he built a three-bedroom bungalow in India for his retirement. He was shot to death in his car six months later. At around 11:45 a.m., DIB 1437 was driving home from the market on Rajendrasinhji Marg. According to police, four clean-shaven men pulled up alongside the car on motorcycles, with the lead assassin firing three shots into <mask> through the driver's-side window, killing him instantly. The general's car stopped in front of a compound wall after he steered his car towards the cyclist. Two bullets hit Bhanumati in the neck and <mask> in the shoulder.His bodyguard was wounded by four bullets in his back and thighs. A green matador van carried the bleeding general to the Command Hospital, where he was declared dead. The witnesses who deposed in court said that the attackers had beards and turbans. According to Indian intelligence sources, <mask> was one of several people killed in reprisal for Operation Blue Star, and he was the number four assassination target. Neeta Kochar, Parijat Belliappa and Tarini <mask> attended the cremation of their father. Singh, V.N. The Governor of Maharashtra and the Chief Minister of Maharashtra are also present.Over 50,000 other mourners, along with Chavan. The Golden Temple operation was a factor in the assassination of <mask>. The assassination shocked India, and security measures for senior military commanders, particularly those who had taken part in Blue Star, were immediately stepped up. A number of people were stabbed and several Sikh-owned businesses were attacked after the assassination of <mask>. Two people were sentenced to death for the killing. They pleaded not-guilty, justifying their actions by stating that <mask> was guilty of a serious crime, the punishment for which could only be death. The two were put to death in 1992.Military personnel from Maharashtra, Indian generals, and victims of the insurgency in Punjab are recipients of the award.

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title: Danielle Cohen-Levinas

texts: <mask> is a French philosopher, musicologist, and a specialist of Jewish philosophy. <mask> studied philosophy and musicology at the Université Paris Sorbonne-Paris IV and the Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. She worked as a radio producer for Radio France until 2005. <mask> was authorized to conduct research in philosophy at the Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Between 1989 and 1993 she was editor in chief of Cahiers de l'IRCAM, which was directed by Pierre Boulez. She lived at the Villa Medicis in Rome in 1992 and then at the "Laboratoire des Arts du spectacle" in Paris in 1993. Between 1996 and 2002 she was program director at the international de philosophie.<mask>-Levinas was named professor of music aesthetic and philosophy of music at the Paris Sorbonne-Paris University in 1998. In 2008, she founded and directed the "Collge des études juives et de philosophie contemporaine". She is a research associate at the Husserl Archives of Paris at the cole Normale Supérieure of (ENS-CNRS) where she works on the work of Emanuel Levinas. She took the initiative in December 2016 in collaboration with Perrine Simon-Nahum to ensure the revival of theoque des Intellectuels ju. <mask>-Levinas has a work in Jewish philosophy around the Judeo-German moment. She founded the philosophy series Le Bel Aujourd'hui in 2007, and since then she has been an editorial advisor. The Rue de la Sorbonne series was created in 2010 and the "Panim el Panim" series was created in 2011.She is the president of Les Cahiers Maurice Blanchot. <mask>-Levinas is married to a composer. The main publications are philosophy, music, and J. Vrin. Frontires et singularités, Paris, L'Harmattan, 1996. La musique contemporaine was published in 1998. Causeries sur la musique. <mask>-Levinas wrote the first French edition of Le Style et l'Idée d'Arnold Schoenberg in 1977.Pour un philosophie de l'hétéronomie (dir. Paris, Bayard, 2006 Levinas et Les théologies. In Press, 2007, Les territoires de la pensée. Temps historique, temps messianique, and revue Lignes were all held in Paris. L'impatience des langues was written with Gérard Bensussan. Le souci de l'art was written by Emanuel Levinas. Manucius, Paris, 2010.It's called Le Sicle de Schoenberg. Hermann, 2010. Lire Totalité et Infini was published in 2011. Europe, issue on Emanuel Levinas, Paris, 2011. The lire ensemble is a coedited work. Figures du dehors, autour de Jean-Luc Nancy. Gisle Berkman, ed.L'énigme de l'humain, Politique et meta-politique was written by Cécile Defaut. Europe, issue on Walter Benjamin. L'Opéra et son double were in Paris. The philosophy of Schelling is called La philosophie. Le temps du systme, le systme des temps. The Revue Germanique Internationale is located in Paris. du CNRS.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Partilha da literatura was translated into Portuguese by Lusa Freitas and Nivalda Assuno de Arajo. "Justices" is a text by Jacques Derrida. <mask>-Levinas and Ginette Michaud were in Paris. The name is Levinas-Derrida. The ensemble is called Lire. <mask>-Levinas is in Paris.Inventions are voix. Interviews with Jean-Luc Nancy, Paris. It's called Totalité et Infini d'Emmanuel Levinas. "Problmes et Controverses" is a series by <mask>-Levinas and Alexander Schnell. Mystique et philosophie on le trois monothéismes. <mask>-Levinas, Géraldine Roux and Meryem Sebti were in Paris. Une percée de l'humain, followed by a letter to Maurice Blanchot, Payot/Rivages poche, 2015.Le pome devenir-juif. The Presses Universitaires de Montréal have a double envoi. The issue on Paul Celan was published by Revue Europe. <mask>-Levinas was in Paris. L'Antijudasme  l'épreuve de la philosophie et de la théologie. The series "Le genre Humain" was written by <mask>-Levinas and Antoine Guggenheim. The book is called judasme et philosophie.<mask>-Levinas, Marc de Launay and Gérald Sfez are in Paris. Beauchesne was born in 2016 The title of the book is "Reyre Autrement qu'tre ou Au-del de l'essence". <mask>-Levinas and Alexander Schnell were in Paris. The phenoménologie de l'Esprit de Hegel was written. Revue Germanique Internationale, Paris, ed. The 2016 edition of the CNRS.Perspectives néokantiennes. <mask>-Levinas is one of the authors. The year 2017: Hermann. The Mercure de France has a collection of poetry and literary prose. <mask>-Levinas on France Culture <mask>-Levinas on Babelio <mask>-Levinas on Printemps des potes 20th-century French musicologists 21st-century

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