title: Michael R. Taylor

texts: With a focus on modernizing the U.S. food safety system, <mask><mask> is an American lawyer who has played leadership roles on public health and food safety in government, academia, and the private sector. He was the deputy commissioner for foods and veterinary medicine at the FDA from 2010 to 2016 and co-chairs the board of STOP Foodborne Illness, a non-profit that supports victims of serious illness and their families in efforts to strengthen food safety culture. <mask> was an early career and law practice. A degree in political science from Davidson College was awarded to an officer in the Military Police Corps who was stationed in San Francisco. He received a degree. From 1976 to 1980 he worked at the FDA as a staff attorney, where he worked on enforcement litigation, medical device regulations, food safety and food labeling. He was an executive assistant to the FDA Commissioner.<mask> worked in private law practice. He became the firm's first food and drug partner in 1984. Mr. <mask> wrote and spoke frequently on topics related to FDA and its regulatory programs, including risk management, the application of risk assessment to food safety decisions, federal preemption, drug approvals, color Additive and medical device regulation, and the need to maintain FDA funding for consumer protection. In some of his early writings, Mr. <mask> addressed the Delaney Clause, a part of a federal law that prohibits any chemical from being added to food that is processed. In the 70's and 80's, FDA scientists developed scientific risk assessments on the basis of which they could conclude that, under certain circumstances, very low human exposure to chemicals found to cause cancer in animals still could be found safe under the "reasonable certainty of no harm" safety standard for food Some commentators argued that the FDA should be allowed to approve food Additives based on a legal interpretation of the Delaney Clause. In 1981 <mask> argued in Legal Times of Washington that Congress should decide if there should be a de minimis interpretation of the Delaney Clause.He urged the FDA to take a cautious, science-based approach to its implementation with protection of public health as he made a presentation after the FDA had established a de minimis risk interpretation. <mask> was a member of the National Academy of Sciences Committee that studied pesticide regulation and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 On July 17, 1991, <mask> left King & Spalding to return to the FDA in the newly created post of deputy commissioner for policy. <mask> oversaw the development of policy and regulations for all FDA program areas, including food, drugs, and medical devices. The Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990 overhauled food labeling in the United States by mandating nutrition labeling on all food packages and regulating health claims. He was FDA's point person in contentious negotiations over the content of the rules with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the White House due to food industry and USDA opposition to many provisions of the rules, especially regarding FDA's proposal to clearly disclose the fat content of foods in Bush, HHS Secretary Lou Sullivan, USDA Secretary Ed Madigan, Vice President Dan Quayle, Chief of Staff James Baker and Taylor advised the president that the administration had run out of time in an Oval Office meeting in December 1992.The regulations were cleared by the White House. The FDA initiatives led by <mask> included streamlining and enhanced management of the FDA regulations process, a comprehensive review of FDA's international activities, promulgation of regulations implementing the Safe Medical Devices Act of 1990, and development of new seafood safety regulations. He oversaw the development of FDA policies on a number of topics, including off-label use of drugs, and human tissue transplantation. Despite being political appointees of the Bush administration, Kessler and <mask> were retained in their FDA positions. In late 1992 and early 1993 there was an outbreak of food poisoning caused by E. coli that killed four children and injured 700 other people. The meat safety program of the US Department of Agriculture did not hold ground beef processing establishments responsible for preventing the spread of E. coli O157:H7 despite the fact that every beef carcass was inspected for visible defects. Consumers were expected to cook the food properly and the USDA didn't consider suchbacteria to be adulterants at that time.In August 1994 <mask> was appointed by Secretary Espy to lead reform of the meat and poultry inspection program. On September 29, 1994, in a speech before a meeting of the American Meat Institute, <mask> outlined his reform agenda to meat industry leaders, which included overhauling the FSIS program to establish legal accountability for industry to prevent contaminated meat and poultry. <mask> told the industry audience that FSIS would consider raw ground beef containing any amount of that pathogen to be adulterated, and thus subject to recall. FSIS would begin testing for E. coli O157:H7 in raw ground beef. The court upheld the policy after the meat industry filed a federal lawsuit against it. According to another commentator, the world changed after that. The change to calling E coli O157:H7 an adulterant has saved countless children's lives over the last 20 years.The first-ever FSIS requirements for microbial testing to verify process control in raw meat production and the first-ever USDA pathogen reduction standards were included in the proposed regulations. The meat industry supported the HACCP requirement but opposed the mandatory testing and performance standards and asked Congress to stop the rulemaking process. The effort failed. In July 1996, FSIS issued the final HACCP and pathogen reduction regulations, which were announced by President Clinton in an Oval Office radio address attended by Secretary Dan Glickman, <mask> and foodborne illness victims and their families. To strengthen the frontline capacity of FSIS to implement the HACCP-based inspection reforms, <mask> led an agency reorganization that streamlined the FSIS headquarters structure, removed the regional layer of management from the field organization, and reorganized the frontline field offices. In October 1994, Congress passed legislation to elevate the food safety function within USDA by establishing the new position of Under Secretary for Food Safety to which the FSIS administrator would report. <mask> remained as FSIS administrator.He returned to the private sector in 1996. In 1996, <mask> left FSIS and returned to King & Spalding, where he practiced until 1998. Monsanto Company hired <mask> as Vice President for Public Policy, where he worked for 16 months. The advisory think tank position advised senior management on policy issues but not public affairs, regulatory affairs or lobbying. <mask> advised Monsanto's senior leaders to abandon their opposition to the labeling of biotech foods and facilitate internal discussions that led to Monsanto's decision not to proceed with marketing the so-called Terminator gene. <mask> worked with Monsanto to improve stakeholder engagement and openness. <mask> left the company in January 2000 due to continuing strategic disagreements with a senior Monsanto business leader.<mask> was criticized by organic farming advocates and others who argue that the safety of the products has been adequately reviewed by the FDA. In addition, advocates in favor of organic food have attributed to <mask>'s writings on the Delaney Clause an alleged desire to financially benefit Monsanto, though <mask>to. Monsanto was a client of King & Spalding for which <mask> performed some legal work in the 1980s not related to the Delaney Clause. <mask> was the deputy commissioner for policy at the FDA and oversaw the development of policies on genetically modified foods and milk. In February 1994, anti-biotechnology activist <mask> charged that <mask> had a conflict of interest with respect to the approval of rBST, a hormone for dairy cows produced using biotechnology and used to increase milk production. The FDA approved Monsanto for rBST. The HHS Ethics Counsel and the GAO both investigated the <mask> allegation, as well as whether <mask> had violated conflict of interest rules by virtue of his involvement in the 1992 guidance documents.The rBST approval was found to be false by both HHS and GAO. <mask> had signed a recusal agreement with the HHS Ethics Counsel that precluded his involvement in product-specific matters. <mask> did not participate in FDA's rBST decision process. He did not violate any conflict of interest rules when it came to rBST. According to the guidance documents, HHS and GAO found that <mask> had fully complied with his recusal agreement regarding general policy matters and had not violated any conflict of interest rules. At a meeting of health care journalists in 2013, <mask> acknowledged objections people had expressed about his working on FDA-related matters in both the public and private sectors and said "I fully understand and respect that point of view." <mask> wrote a commentary in 2003 that criticized the US government for being overly aggressive in promoting the technology internationally, as well as opposing labeling and other means to support informed choice for consumers and developing countries.<mask> called for mandatory pre-market approval of foods derived from biotechnology and stronger post-market oversight, measures the biotechnology industry has opposed. <mask> spent 10 years in academia working on food system issues, primarily involving food security in Africa and food safety in the US He joined the think tank Resources for the Future in June 2000 as a Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Risk Management. The Rockefeller Foundation funded some of his food security work, which included an analysis of the US government response to the World Food Summit's hunger reduction goal. <mask>'s food safety work at RFF focused on the use of risk analysis and risk-based priority setting to improve food safety and on reform of the organizational structure for food safety in the United States. The risk analysis work helped develop a risk-based priority setting framework for the Food Safety Research Consortium. He contributed to a book on risk-based priority setting.In 2002, <mask> published a paper calling for merging the several US food safety agencies into a single agency. <mask> advocated for a single agency to be accountable for providing consistent and coordinated oversight of food safety from farm to table. HACCP has performance standards verified by pathogen testing at every step of food production. Penalties for failing in safety procedures are included in the recall authority. Imported foods have the same standards as domestic foods. Commercial considerations in trade disputes should be taken precedence over food safety. <mask> was a research professor at the University of Maryland's School of Medicine and the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services after five years at RFF.<mask> continued his work on food security and food safety, including studies and reports on investment in African infrastructure to reduce poverty and improve food security, as well as organizational restructuring of food safety functions at the Department of Health and Human Services. In November 2008, <mask> was named to serve on the USDA transition team. On July 7, 2009, <mask> returned to government as Senior advisor to FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg to further her plan to create a new commissioner-level Office of Foods and to begin planning for implementation of anticipated new food safety legislation. On January 13, 2010, he was appointed to lead the new office as deputy commissioner for foods, with management oversight of the two FDA centers working on food safety, food additives, chemical contaminants, nutrition, dietary supplements, food labeling, animal drugs and feed, pet food and cosmetics. The FDA played a key role in the enactment of the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2011. FSMA mandated preventive controls in all food manufacturing facilities, based on HACCP principles; new fresh produce safety standards addressing on-farm growing practices; a new import safety program to assure imports meet US safety standards; and extensive collaboration with state agencies and foreign governments. <mask> oversaw the rulemaking required to implement FSMA, led an extensive program of stakeholder outreach and dialogue on the content of the rules, and worked with the FDA's inspection unit on the development of strategies for field-based implementation of the rules.This included establishing within FDA the Coordinated Outbreak Response and Evaluation (CORE) Network to enhance collaboration on outbreak response within FDA and with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state and local partners. <mask> worked with FDA, Congress, and food regulatory partners in Europe, China, Mexico, and Canada on FSMA implementation. During the 2009-16 period, <mask> was involved in a number of FDA regulatory initiatives, including banning most uses of trans fat in food, issuing new Nutrition Facts and menu labeling rules, and setting targets for reducing sodium in food. On March 8, 2016 <mask> announced that he would be leaving the FDA. After leaving the FDA, <mask> focused on food safety in Africa. He led a project at the World Bank to analyze international donor investment in food safety in Africa and make recommendations for improvement. The project team compiled data on over 500 donor programs and obtained input from nearly 200 experts and stakeholders to document trends and opportunities for improvement.The report was released at the first UN-sponsored International Food Safety Conference in Ethiopia in February of 2019. More investment in Africa's informal food markets was one of the report's recommendations. <mask> joined the board of Stop Foodborne Illness, which supports victims of serious illness and their families in advocating for strengthened food safety policies and practices in government and industry. The Future of Food The World According to Monsanto References External links Profile at SourceWatch American lobbyists Biopolitics Living people Food and Drug Administration people Monsanto Davidson College alumni University of Virginia School of Law alumni Year of birth missing

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title: Érik Comas

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texts: rik <mask> was a former Formula One driver. He was the French Formula 3 champion in 1988 and the Formula 3000 champion in 1990 but lost on a count-back of positions. He participated in 63 Grands Prix. He scored 7 championship points. In the 1994 German Grand Prix, he was the last one for the team. <mask> was selected to drive for the Ligier F1 team in 1991. The Ligier JS35 was uncompetitive throughout the season.<mask> failed to qualify for the race on his first attempt in Brazil, achieved his first finish of 10th at Imola, and finished the season with no points. Although he failed to qualify on two other occasions, he generally compared well with his teammate, who also failed to score any points. <mask>'s place in the team was briefly threatened by Prost who tested the team's new car with a view to buying the team. <mask> kept his drive for the season after Prost decided not to proceed. The Ligier JS37 seemed promising, a brand new design featuring the race-winning V10 engine, but it proved to be only inconsistently competitive. During a mid-season revival of the team's fortunes, <mask> scored his first career F1 point with 6th place in Canada, 5th at Ligier's home race in France and a further point in Germany. He finished 11th in the Driver's Championship with four points and was generally faster than Boutsen.<mask> was involved in a severe accident at the Blanchimont corner during the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix. Left unconscious in his car beached in the middle of the track with the engine still running, <mask> was rescued by Ayrton Senna who stopped his own car, ran to help <mask>, held the Frenchman's head in a stable position and shut off the car's screaming engine Until medical assistance arrived. <mask> was credited with saving his life. In 1993 and 1994 it was not retained by Ligier. He signed with the small Larrousse team, which was powered by the Lamborghini V12s. The car was uncompetitive, <mask> retiring from half the 16 races of the season, and only scoring one point for 6th at Monza.The car <mask> drove in 1994 was powered by more reliable Ford engines. At the Pacific Grand Prix, <mask> scored a point and benefited from the retirement of many other cars to take another point. Both of them had their final F1 points finish. <mask> relinquished his seat for the last race of the season in Australia to make way for Jean-Denis Delétraz who brought more funding to the team. <mask> drove onto the circuit during the red flag at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix after he was mistakenly waved out of the pits. <mask> narrowly avoided rescue workers and vehicles, including an aid helicopter which had landed at the scene, as marshals frantically tried to flag him down. <mask> did not participate in the restart of the race because he witnessed medical staff treating the mortally-injured Senna.When <mask> was knocked unconscious during the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix, Senna rushed to his aid. After ending his Formula One career at the end of the 1994 season, <mask> went to Japan to continue his racing career in the All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship. He won the GT500 title in 1998 and 1999 and was runner-up in 2000 while driving for Nissan. He joined the Toyota team in 2002 after leaving the Nismo team. By the end of the 2003 season, he was the most successful driver in the history of the series, with the most career championship points ever scored by a single driver. This was eventually surpassed by another Nismo driver. <mask> spent the 2004/2005 seasons with Hasemi's privateer Hasemi Sport team, running non-factory Nissan 350Zs in GT500, including inheriting the team's only win.The race does not count towards the drivers' or teams' official win record. He was a driver for the Nissan 350Z team in the 2006 Super GT championship season. He competed in various events around the world. Comas Racing Management is a firm that focuses on the management and development of young up and coming drivers from his home country of France. <mask> was replaced by Ara due to ill health at the fifth race of the 2006 season. <mask> decided not to compete in the final three races of the season because of his health. He won the electric vehicle category of the Rallye Monte Carlo des Véhicules  nergie Alternative in 2010 and 2011.He won the Carrera Panamericana in a Studebaker. Between 2012 and 2017: he rallied a Lancia Stratos. <mask> retired from all forms of racing. <mask> Historic Racing provides for paying customers to enter historic rallies and drive cars from his fleet of blue Alpine automobiles. The Macau Grand Prix results are highlighted in bold and the International Formula 3000 results are highlighted in italics. Complete Formula One results (key) Complete JGTC/Super GT results (key) (races in italics indicate fastest lap)

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title: Ashwini Ponnappa

texts: An Indian badminton player who represents the country at the international badminton circuit in both the women's and mixed doubles disciplines is named <mask>. She and Jwala Gutta won many medals in international badminton tournaments, including a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games and a bronze medal at the Asian Badminton Championships. They were consistently ranked among the top 20 in the BWF World Ranking. 10. The first Indian pair and women to win a medal at the World Championships were <mask> and Gutta. <mask> was born in 1989. She attended St. Mary's College, Hyderabad and St. Francis Xavier Girls High School, Bangalore.Her father was a hockey player. When she started training in badminton, she preferred it over hockey. In 2004, <mask> <mask> won her first national title in the sub-junior girls' doubles category. She won the Junior girls' doubles national title in 2006 and 2007, as well as the sub-junior girls' doubles national title in 2005. She won a gold medal in mixed doubles at the South Asian Games. She became the first Indian to win a gold medal in the Women's Doubles event in the 2010 Commonwealth Games. Gutta and <mask> became household names after winning a medal.They came up with one of their best performances when they secured a medal at the World Badminton Championships, becoming the first Indian pair to do so. The pair defeated the 12th seeds of Indonesia 17–21, 21–10, 21–17 in the first round of the women's doubles and then lost to the Chinese fifth seeds in the semifinals of the Badminton World Championship. She played in the women's doubles at the Olympics. <mask> and Gutta lost to the Japanese duo of Fujii and Kakiiwa. They beat higher ranked Chinese Taipei 25–23, 16–21, 21–18 to register their first win in the group stages. Even though they beat Singapore 21-16 21–15 in their last group B match, they missed out on a quarterfinals spot, even though they tied with Japan and Taiwan on the number of wins. Prior to India's final group game on Tuesday night, the World number five Japanese pair of Mizuki Fujii and Reika Kakiiwa had lost to Chinese Taipei's Cheng Wen Hsing and Chien Yu Chin.India lodged a formal protest with the Games organizers to probe if the women's doubles badminton match involving Japan and Chinese Taipei was played in the right spirit after the elimination of medal hopes. Jwala took a break from the game after the Olympics. <mask> and Jwala were partners for a short period of time in 2013). <mask> and Gutta lost to a Malaysian pair in the final of the women's doubles at the Commonwealth Games. They won the Canada Open women's doubles title on June 29, 2015, defeating the top-seeded Dutch pair of Eefje Muskens and Selena Piek. They lost all three of their group stage matches and therefore did not progress further in the Olympics. <mask> was part of the Indian team which won gold in the mixed team event at the Commonwealth Games.She married a businessman and model on December 24, 2017: The BWF World Tour is a series of elite badminton tournaments. The World Tour Finals, Super 1000, Super 750, Super 500, Super 300, and the BWF Tour Super 100 are part of the HSBC World Tour. The BWF Grand Prix and Grand Prix Gold are for women's doubles. Since 2007, it has been a series of badminton tournaments. Women's doubles results with J are from the BWF Grand Prix Gold tournament and the BWF International Challenge tournament.

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title: Paul Brunton

texts: <mask> is the pen name of Raphael Hurst, a British author of spiritual books. He is best known for his book A Search in Secret India which has been translated into over 20 languages. <mask> believed in a doctrine called Oriental Mentalism to distinguish it from the western tradition. The Hidden Teaching Beyond Yoga was written by Brunton. The Wisdom of the Overself was published in 1943. The notebooks of <mask> were published in 16 volumes. He was born in London in 1898.During the First World War, he was in a tank division and devoted himself to mysticism. He had a son with Karen Augusta Tuttrup. 1923). After his wife had an affair with his friend Leonard Gill, the marriage ended in divorce in 1926, but he remained on friendly terms with his ex-wife and with Gill. He wrote under many names, including Raphael Delmonte and Raphael Meriden. The Atlantis Bookshop was a partner of a bookshop that was also a partner of a bookshop that was also a partner of a bookshop that was also a partner of a bookshop that was also a partner of a bookshop that was also a partner of a bookshop that was also a partner of a bookshop that In 1930, Hurst embarked on a voyage to India, which brought him into contact with a number of people.After meeting the Paramacharya, he was able to reveal the truth to the western world. In 1931, Hurst's first visit to Sri Ramana's ashram took place. The founder of the English ashram in Rangoon, known as Swami Prajnananda, was accompanied by a Buddhist bhikshu, formerly a military officer. What is the way to God-realization? They askedVichara, "Who am I?" Ask about the nature of your Self. A Search in Secret India was published under the name of <mask>.The book was published under this name after it became a top seller. The books A Search in Secret India and The Secret Path were written by <mask> forever. <mask> was in India during World War II as a guest of the Maharaja of Mysore, Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV. When the Maharaja died in 1940, he was present at his funeral and dedicated his book to him. <mask> was critical of Mahatma Gandhi and the Indian independence movement and occasionally stayed with the parents of Jeffrey Masson. Brunton decided that a third world war was imminent and the Massons moved to Montevideo.Masson was encouraged by <mask> to study Sanskrit at Harvard. <mask> spent some time in New Zealand and did not move to South America. Masson wrote a critical account of Brunton called My Father's Guru: A Journey Through Spirituality and Disillusion. <mask> devoted himself to writing essays and notes after he retired from publishing books. After his death in 1981 in Vevey, Switzerland, it was noted that he had written 20,000 pages of philosophy since the last book was published in 1952. Anthony Damiani, a friend of <mask>'s, founded Wisdom's Goldenrod Center for Philosophic Studies in 1972. The 16-volume set of The Notebooks of <mask>ton was published in 1988.The Paul Brunton Philosophic Foundation was formed by <mask>'s son Kenneth and continues to publish and archive Brunton's literary legacy. William G. Fern wrote A Search in Secret India and The Secret Path. 1975. "A Living Sage of South India" is a book by Arnold-Heinemann. T.M.P. wrote the ed. Chapter 2 was written by <mask>. 1987.The introduction to yoga is written by Rammurti S. Mishra. <mask> is from New York. 1937. "Western Thought and Eastern Culture" is an article in The Cornhill Magazine. 1951. The Aryan Path Posthumously published texts, and the introduction to Wood, Ernest Practical Yoga London: Rider Plus articles in Success Magazine. The online text was published in 1992 by the Department of Religious Anthropology Universite de Paris IV Sorbonne.

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title: Dan Gertler

texts: <mask> was born on December 23, 1973, and is an Israeli billionaire businessman in natural resources. He has interests in diamond and copper mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He may be a citizen of that country. Forbes estimated his fortune at over $1 billion. The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have been scrutinizing <mask>'s deals. He has been described as controversial, and as making most of his fortune from swindling people. His many offshore companies were revealed in the Panama papers.The Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act was implemented by US President Donald Trump and he listed Gertler in the Annex. The implementation of these sanctions was one of the reasons that Joseph Kabila, <mask>'s close friend, decided not to run for re-election. The sanctions on Gertler were lifted by the US Treasury on January 15, 2021. The winner of the Israel Prize in 2004 is the grandson of the first president of the Israel Diamond Exchange. His family was involved in diamond cutting. <mask> learned about the diamond trade from his parents. He opened his own diamond business after completing his military service.<mask> has 12 children with his wife Anat. Bnei Brak is where they live. The Dan Gertler International (DGI) group of companies was founded in 1996. In 1997 he bought his first mine. <mask> has been a close friend of the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Joseph Kabila, since their youth. Joseph Kabila introduced <mask> to his father. <mask> gained experience with purchasing and marketing diamonds from theDRC and started negotiations to establish a partnership with the MIBA.<mask> befriended Joseph Kabila, a young man who would go on to become the president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. <mask> had the right to buy all diamonds produced in territory under the control of the Congolese Government from September 2000 to April 2001 for $20 million. The International Diamond Industries-Congo (IDI-Congo), the affiliate of his Israeli firm, IDI-Diamonds Industry, ran a quasi "comptoir" in theDRC. The state diamond producer, MIBA, and all diamonds sold by private businesses received 30 percent of the profits. Under new UN requirements intended to weed out blood diamonds, the deal was to regulate and certify the origins of its diamonds. The IDI-Congo monopoly had a greater percentage of diamond revenues than before it was in place. IDI-Congo's diamond export monopoly was harshly criticized in a report by the mines auditing service.There were allegations that IDI was buying diamonds from UNITA and that Israelis were training security forces in brutal techniques similar to those used by Mobutu Sese Seko. IDI paid below the market price in order to encourage smuggled goods into the Republic of the Congo. <mask> lost influence after Kabila's assassination. Joseph Kabila revoked IDI's monopoly in 2001. The International Monetary Fund encouraged the country to liberalize the diamond industry after diamond producers were shut out of the IDI monopoly. <mask> was invited to Joseph Kabila's wedding in 2006 after reestablishing a relationship with him. In 2009, the group was one of the largest distributors of rough and polished diamonds in the world.The group is made up of mining, manufacturing and sales operations. According to the 2001 International Peace Information Service, <mask> established Emaxon Finance International Inc in Canada as a subsidiary of Dan Gertler International. In April 2002, Emaxon secretly signed a contract with <mask> that gave <mask> the right to market about a quarter of the rough-diamond production of the MIBA. After purchasing MIBA diamonds, Emaxon usually sold them in the free market to the highest bidder. MIBA received a fifteen million dollar loan from Emaxon. There are at least 60 holding companies in offshore havens such as the Virgin Islands, through which <mask> has controlled concessions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Fleurette Properties is either the direct or indirect shareholder in a group of companies.The Kansuki concession employed 30 000 people and was the largest source of private receipts for the government. The major shareholder of Prairie International was <mask>'s family trust, which owned 80% of the company, as well as concessions C17 and C18. Global Enterprises Corporate (GEC) was founded in March 2004, in partnership with Beny Steinmetz Global. The state-owned Gécamines and GEC signed an agreement in May 2004 to rehabilitate and operate the Kananga and Tilwezembe copper mines. The deal was approved by presidential decree. The World Bank found that the deal had been approved with a lack of transparency. In April 2006 Gertler'sDGI took a major stake in DEM Mining, a mining and services company based in Katanga.In June 2006 <mask> bought a half share in the Mukondo Mine from John Bredenkamp for $60 million. <mask>'s family trust was a major shareholder of Prairie International in 2007. The concessions C17 and C18 were held by 80% of the company. Central African Mining & Exploration Company (CAMEC) owned 80% of the 50% held by Boss Mining. Bredenkamp's half of Mukondo was rented by Boss Mining. This arrangement was terminated by Gertler. CAMEC bought Boss Mining in February of 2006 and the owner of the company gained about 17% of the company's shares.<mask> and CAMEC made plans to combine the assets into a holding company. The hostile relations that had developed between him and the government in the DR would prevent him from owning the company. In November 2007, Prairie International and CAMEC signed a Memorandum of Understanding. According to Miningmx, <mask>'s Prairie International and CAMEC formed a joint venture in the Mukondo with concessions held by the state. "Tremalt will be part of the joint venture vehicle." The companies announced in February of 2008 that the operations had resumed. In February 2007, 22% of the company was owned by the Gertner Family Trust.Gertler and Steinmetz placed Global Enterprises Corporate's 75% share in KOV into a company in the Isle of Man. The Alternative Investment Market was listed on the London Stock Exchange. The IPO raised $400 million. In January of 2008 the company was acquired by the company. The largest company in Switzerland and the world's largest commodities trading company has a partnership with Gertler. One of the mines is Mutanda. The final merger of the two companies was worth US$3.3 billion and took place in late 2007.In June 2007, <mask>, an Israeli mining magnate, paid 300 million dollars for a quarter of a mining company. The contract gave exclusive sales rights to all of the output. In the last six months of 2008, the market value of the company was lost. After running out of cash in the financial crisis,Katanga acceptedGlencore control, issuing more than a billion new shares for about US$500 million in a convertible loan and rights issue. A share that grew to 74% went to the company. The stock market value of the company was over US$3 billion in 2011. There was a loss of US$108 million in 2009, but a profit of US$265 million in 2010.After a lawsuit was filed by <mask> in a Congolese court, a 2.5% royalty was paid to Gertler in euros, not dollars. Catela Global, a company owned by <mask>'s family trust, offered to buy 25% of Anvil Mining in a private placement. The company said it would remain focused on completing its Kinsevere Stage II project despite an analyst's suggestion that it would use the cash for acquisitions. The amount was lowered due to the market conditions for resource companies. A joint venture between a South African housing minister's investment vehicle and another company was created in 2007. " 2012)." The Financial Post of Canada reported in June 2010 that Highwind Properties, a company registered in the British Virgin Islands, owned the project.The company was linked to <mask>. In August 2010 the company listed in London said it was buying indirect control of the licence from <mask>. ENRC was buying a large amount of camrose from Gertler. The 70% interest in the Kolwezi project was the key asset of Camrose. <mask> paid $20 million for the property. He sold 50.5% of Camrose to ENRC for $175 million. The transaction was called for to be investigated under the Bribery Act.There was a stake in Canada listed Africo Resources which held a 75% interest in the Kalukundi exploitation licence, as well as a indirect interest in Comide Sprl, which held the exploitation licence for Mashitu, Pangalume and Kii tenements. According to a 2012 article in the Mail and Guardian, Camrose acquired a controlling stake in Africo through a series of transactions from 2007 to 2008. The Kalukundi concession, which was part-owned by Canadian miner Africo Resources, was located in the south-easternDRC's copper belt and had potential for high copper and cobalt yields. In April of 2007, a third party entered into litigation and claimed prior ownership of Kalukundi, which resulted in Africo purchasing enough shares to become the majority shareholder. <mask> had connections with President Joseph Kabila. <mask> bought the third-party company and sold it to Africo. The Getler company, Camrose Resources, bought shares of Africo in July of 2008.Camrose held a controlling stake in the company. Camrose paid for Africo with a loan from an offshore British Virgin Islands-registered company. In 2008, a <mask> family trust company purchased a large share of a company. The Kalukundi project was given the go-ahead by theDRC government in February 2009. <mask>'s newly formed British Virgin Island-based company, Highwinds, sold ENRC 50.5% of the Kolwezi Mine Tailings in 2009. The facility was expropriated from Highwinds in 2009. The license of Canadian mining firm First Quantum Minerals was revoked in September of 2009.The decision was appealed by First Quantum. The CEO said that the activities on the legal side come from a small and very influential group of individuals. The Frontier and Lonshi mines were expropriated by the government. The British Virgin Island-based Highwind Group was acquired by Camrose. The state-owned Sodimico sold its 30% stake in the two mines for $30 million to two companies in the British Virgin Islands. The estimated value of the mines was over a billion dollars. A company controlled by <mask>'s family trust was incorporated in the British Virgin Islands.Emerald Star sold an option to buy the remaining 50% stake in the company that holds the rights to develop the Kabolela. The other 50% was owned by the state. ENRC paid $50 million for Gécamines' shares after Emerald Star bought the 50% of the company it didn't already own. The company sold for $75 million and made a 500 percent return. Rowny Assets is an offshore firm owned by <mask>'s family and is described in the IPO prospectus. Rowny Assets bought Gécamine's 20% share of the project. The British Virgin Islands is where this company was registered.The share was worth $600 million, but was sold for $137 million. Rowny Assets was in the prospectus for the 4 May 2011 listing of Glencore. Biko Invest Corporation, linked to <mask>, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands in February of 2011. The International Monetary Fund inquired about the sales of assets below market value and without publicity in September of 2011. Rowny Assets is a British Virgin Islands company that is associated with Gertler. The share was worth an estimated $600 million, but was sold for $137 million, and the International Monetary Fund provided loans to theDRC worth $561 million at the time. Analysts criticized lack of transparency in the disposal of key assets by Gcamines, which the government was preparing for sale to private investors.The International Monetary Fund stopped a US$500m (£310m) loan to the Democratic Republic of the Congo in December 2012 because of questionable dealings with Joseph Kabila's government. In the same week that Katash founded ENRC, <mask>'s biggest copper mining partner severed its relationship with him. <mask> was accused of making the majority of his $2.5 billion fortune from "looting Congo at the expense of its people". <mask> sold one of his oil companies for $150 million. Global Witness criticized the deal for lack of transparency. <mask>'s name appears more than 200 times in the Panama Papers. <mask>'s attorney said that he had "no knowledge of the claims raised regarding the decision to end representation in 2011."According to Le Monde, there are two Mossack-Fonseca incorporated shell companies in the DR Congo oil industry. The Paradise Papers, a set of confidential electronic documents relating to offshore investment, revealed that in exchange for his help with officials of the Democratic Republic of Congo in negotiations over a joint venture with state-owned Gcamines, <mask> was given a loan of 45 million dollars. There are 120 documents about <mask>'s relationship with Glencore. The vote for the joint venture was agreed to by Glencore. If agreement was not reached within three months, repayment would be due. <mask> and Glencore have denied any wrongdoing. The United States Department of the Treasury named <mask> in the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) financial sanctions list for serious human rights abuse and corruption and blocked his US-based assets.The sanctions statement stated that <mask> had amassed his fortune through hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of corrupt mining and oil deals. The Executive Order has a list of entities "affiliated with" <mask>. It was reported in an article in The Economist that President Trump's decision to place sanctions on <mask>, who is a close friend of Joseph Kabila, had come as a shock to many companies. Citing Tom Perriello, the United States envoy to the African Great Lakes under Barack Obama, the sanctions "probably helped push Mr. Kabila to his eventual decision to stand down in the elections that took place a year later". Kabila's power waned as his allies in the cabinet lost their positions on January 27, 2021, according to The Economist. Gertler's mines and royalties could be taken back by the state-run mining group. The US Treasury Department temporarily lifted the restrictions on Gertler in the final days of the Trump Administration after lobbying by Alan Dershowitz and others.<mask> was granted a license that allowed him to use American dollars to do almost anything for a year. The reprieve was ended by the Biden administration. There are external links to the mining industry of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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title: M. Jeff Thompson

texts: "Swamp Fox" was a senior officer of the Missouri State Guard who commanded cavalry in the Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War. The () was named after him. There is a strong military tradition on both sides of the <mask> family, as evidenced by the early life and career of <mask>. He was not appointed to a military academy despite receiving basic training in military tactics. He was employed as a store clerk in a few Virginia and Pennsylvania towns. He worked as a store clerk in Liberty, Missouri, before becoming the city engineer. He was in charge of the construction of the western branch of the railroad.He was married to Emma Catherine Hays. He was the seventh Mayor of St. Joseph from 1856 to 1860. The first ride of the Pony Express was inaugurated on April 3, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 He gained national attention when he threw the flag down to the crowd of southern sympathizers. At the outbreak of the Civil War, Thompson was a lieutenant-colonel in the Missouri state militia. He was appointed brigadier-general of the 1st Division of the Missouri State Guard on July 25, 1861. The First Military District of Missouri covered the southeastern quarter of the state from St. Louis to the Mississippi River.<mask>'s battalion became known as the "Swamp Rats" for their exploits. He was known as the "Swamp Fox of the Confederacy". <mask> was never granted the rank of brigadier-general. His rank in the Missouri State Guard was brigadier. <mask> declared a counter-proclamation and his force of 3,000 soldiers began raiding Union positions near the border in October. <mask> led a cavalry attack on the Iron Mountain Railroad bridge over the Big River in Jefferson County. <mask> joined his infantry in Fredericktown after burning the bridge.He withdrew from southeastern Missouri after he was defeated at the Battle of Fredericktown. <mask> was assigned to the Trans-Mississippi region after briefly commanding rams in the Confederate riverine fleet. He returned to Arkansas in 1863 to join Gen. John S<mask> on his raid into Missouri. <mask> spent time in St. Louis' Gratiot Military Prison, as well as at the Fort Delaware and Johnson's Island prisoner-of-war camps. He was exchanged for a Union general. <mask> took command of the "Iron brigade" when "Jo" Shelby became division commander. He did a good job in this role.<mask> was appointed commander of the Northern Sub-District of Arkansas in 1865. He agreed to surrender his command at Chalk Bluff, Arkansas on May 11, 1865, and to have his men assemble at Wittsburg and Jacksonport, Arkansas to lay down their arms and receive their paroles. <mask>'s command was spread throughout northeast Arkansas because of the availability of food. He had about a third of his men refuse to surrender. The Missouri brigades, along with elements of Green's and Jackman's brigades, lit out for Mexico. Some units in Missouri did not surrender their colors. Many men went home.Most of the men on the Jacksonport parole lists actually served in the unit with which they surrendered, but a few attached themselves to different units for the purpose of surrendering. The former confederates were thought to have some degree of protection from later arrest or capture if they had marched with their relatives and neighbors to Jacksonport to receive the paroles. After the American Civil War, <mask> returned to civil engineering in New Orleans. The job he designed for improving the Louisiana swamps destroyed his health. He died of Tuberculosis in St. Joseph, Missouri in 1876. Mount Mora Cemetery is in St. Joseph, Missouri. The side-wheel river steamer was converted to a "Cottonclad" ram and named after <mask>.M<mask> is the general of theCSS. <mask> saw his first action as a member of the River Defense Fleet at Plum Point Bend. The General M. <mask> was set afire by gunfire at Memphis on June 6th. <mask> blew up after running aground. There is a list of people from West Virginia who are acting Confederate generals. The Louisiana State University Press was published in 1995. The Civil War in a Frontier Town was written by Filbert.Stackpole Books was in Mechanicsburg, PA. The Civil War message board has Arkansas in it. 1 January 2012 was written by <mask>. There is a brief history of the 45th Arkansas Cavalry. The fourth part of The Stream of History was published in 1978. On 6 January 2012 Sifakis and Stewart.Who were in the Civil War? David Silkenat is the author of New York: Facts On File. The American Civil War was defined by raising the white flag. The University of North Carolina Press is in Chapel Hill. M. <mask> papers can be found at the Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library.

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title: Martin Nisenholtz

texts: <mask><mask> was born on April 1, 1955 and is an American businessman who has been active in the advancement of digital media and marketing. On April 1, 1955, <mask> was born in Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia, to Louis and <mask>. He graduated from a high school in Montgomery County. He received a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1977 and a master's degree in communication from the University of Pennsylvania in 1979. Nisenholtz was invited by John Carey, a professional colleague and Annenberg graduate, to participate in a research project at the AMC at New York University. Teletext is a new media technology developed in Great Britain. Nisenholtz was one of the founding faculty members of the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU.Nisenholtz lived in New York and never returned to finish his degree. Nishenholtz received a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to train artists, writers and journalists in interactive media. <mask> built a connection with the creative community through the grant. In 1981 he invited prominent media artists to create art. In 1983, Nisenholtz founded the Interactive Marketing Group, the first full-service interactive unit at a major US advertising agency. He was a senior vice president and member of the operating committee when he left the firm in 1994. He was the director of content strategy for Ameritech Corporation, one of the so-called Baby Bells, where he was responsible for guiding development of new video programming, interactive information and advertising services.In 1995 <mask> joined The New York Times as president of its Electronic Media Company. When the NYTimes.com website made its debut in 1996, he was in charge of development and delivery of electronic products centered on the content of the newspaper. Visitors to the site were required to register and submit data about themselves. This allowed the delivery of targeted advertising. Nisenholtz wrote an article about the relationship between audience data and advertising in Advertising Age almost two years before the launch of NYTimes.com. The guidelines were published in the New York Times. In October of 1998 the Times Company gave him the additional responsibility of managing the company's new media activities in all of its operating units; in June 1999 the company consolidated its Internet activities into a separate operating unit called New York Times Digital, naming him as its chief executive officer.The company's major online holdings included 50 websites and 300 employees. <mask> was CEO of New York Times Digital from 1999 to 2005 when the digital activities were integrated back into the operating units. <mask> was named senior vice president, digital operations of the New York Times Company. He led the acquisition of About.com. He was responsible for the strategy development, operations and management of the company's digital properties until he retired from the Times in 2011. After retiring from The New York Times, <mask> transitioned to his role as "Senior advisor" to the company and was appointed an Adjunct Professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He joined Firstmark Capital as a venture partner.In January 2015, he was appointed Professor of the Practice, Digital Communications, at Boston University's College of Communication. Nisenholtz serves on the boards of several companies. In 1980, Nisenholtz started the "EIES Soap Opera", one of the earliest online writing collaborations. Digital Content Next (DCN), a leading trade association, was founded in 2001 by him. He was a member of the executive committee through 2011. <mask> is credited by Dave Winer with contributing to the widespread adoption of RSS as a web standard through his decision to license the flow of New York Times stories to Userland software in 2002. The inspiration for Robin and Matt Thomson to make a short film was provided by his 2003 keynote speech at the Software and Information Industry Association.The book How to Advertise with Kenneth Roman and Jane Maas was co-authored by Nisehnoltz. Riptide: An oral history of the collision between journalism and digital technology was developed while he was in residence. The project was unveiled at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference. People from Springfield Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania are alumni of the University of Pennsylvania.

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title: Maso Finiguerra

texts: Giorgio Vasari wrongly described <mask>i <mask> as the inventor of engraving as a printmaking technique. He was a key figure in the history of old master prints and was widely believed until the early twentieth century. Vasari's view of the origins of technical advances could not be sustained. Vasari had overstated the importance of a fellow-Florentine, and a fellow-Italian, since it is now clear that engraving developed in Germany before Italy. Vasari only ever credited him with paper impressions of his nielli, rather than engravings made from special printing-plates, in the usual sense of the word. Although he clearly was an important artist of his time, few surviving works and no surviving prints can now be attributed to him, so scholarly interest in him has reduced. The Uffizi has over 100 drawings attributed to him.His influence lives on in the works of the early Florentine engravers and drawings related to them, especially the shadowy figure of Baccio Baldini, who Vasari associates with him. He was the grandson of Tommaso and the son of Antonio, goldsmiths of Florence. He worked with his family as a goldsmith and was well known for his work in niello. There is a note of sulfur cast from a niello of his workmanship being handed over by the painter to a customer in payment or exchange for a dagger. <mask> was paid for a niellated silver for the Florence Baptistery by the cloth merchant's guild. He left his father's workshop to work with the goldsmith Piero di Bartolommeo di Sail, who worked with Antonio Pollaiuolo, when the firm had an order for a pair of silver candlesticks. In 1459, artworks by Finiguerra are annotated as belonging to Giovanni Rucellai.He supplied another wealthy Florentine, Cino di Filippo Rinuccini, with waist buckles and forks and spoons in the years to come. A group of artists with Giuliano da Maiano at their head decorated the heads of five or more figures for the sacristy of Florence Cathedral with intarsia or wood inlay. After making his will on December 4, 1464, <mask> <mask> died. The intarsia figures for the cathedral, over half life-size, were executed from his cartoons for the sacristy. Konrad Oberhauser thought it was "doubtful" that Antonio Pollaiuolo designed them himself. He is thought to have been responsible for a number of other works, including a few nielli and sulphur casts. The largest group of drawings is in the Uffizi, some of which were written in the 17th century.These depict many figures of the studio and the street, to all appearance members of the artists own family and workshop, drawn directly from life, and used as a repository of figural ideas that could be used by Finiguerra to speed up the process. There are 14 studies of birds and animals in the Uffizi group. There are two large drawings on vellum which show scenes from the Old Testament and are crowded with figures. The British Museum and The Flood are both located on Mount Sinai. These were supposed to be finished artworks, but were later copied as engravings by Rosselli. The drawings can be dated from the 1450s to the 1464s. They agree with the accounts of the drawings left to us by Vasari and Baldinucci, but disagree with the character of the inlaid figures of the sacristy.Figures from the Uflizi series of drawings are repeated among the rare Florentine niello prints of the time, which is why he was probably also an engraver. When The Florentine Picture-Chronicle was first published in 1893, it was attributed to <mask>, but now it is more often attributed to Baldini, the artist of his circle. An ambitious attempt at a "pictorial chronicle of the world" was never completed. The drawings are in black chalk and usually wash. The niello silver Pax was made for the Florence Baptistery by <mask>. Matteo Dei was ordered a second Pax by the guild in 1455. The subject of both pieces is not known from the records.The styles of the two Paxes in the Bargello museum are too different to be by the same artist. One of the Virgin's is thought to be superior in quality and assigned to Finiguerra. The Crucifixion is thought to be a piece of 1456 by some. Cellini praises a pax with a Crucifixion scene with horses, and Vasari praises one with scenes of the Passion of Christ. While still forming a group with a consistent style, other surviving Paxes are enlisted to match these descriptions. Some of the nielli have survived sulphur casts. The documented facts are supplemented by several writers.He is praised for his work by both the Florentine Filarete and the Bolognese poet. Lorenzo Ghiberti was one of the young artists who worked on the famous gates of the Baptistery, Florence, and Benvenuto Cellini said he was the best master of his day. Vasari mentioned a number of original drawings by Finiguerra in his own collection, with figures draped and nude, and histories drawn in watercolor, though he said that he was an inferior draughtsman to Pollaiuolo. In the next century, Vasari's account was confirmed and amplified by Baldinucci, who said that <mask> was beaten by Pollaiuolo in the competition for the reliefs of the great silver altar. In the last years of the 18th century, Vasari's account of Finiguerra's invention was held to have received a decisive and startling confirmation. The Baptistery at Florence has a beautiful 15th-century niello pax of the Virgin. The Abate Zani, a later and still more enthusiastic virtuoso, was discovered first in the collection of Count Seratti at Ligorno.The proof positive of Vasari's accuracy was the first fruit of the invention, he claimed. Zani's discovery is no longer popular among students. The art of printing from engraved copperplates had been practiced in Germany and Italy for a long time prior to the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the invention of the If Cellini is to be trusted, <mask>'s pax for the baptistery will be a Crucifixion. The recorded weight doesn't agree with the claims of Gori and Zani to be his. All authentic records agree that <mask> is a close associate of Antonio Pollaiuolo. The style of Pollaiuolo and his group is special, and unlike anything else, it was designed by Filippo Lippi, who trained in a different school.References include Chapman, Hugo, Faietti, Marzia, Fra Angelico to Leonardo: Italian Renaissance Drawings, 2010, British Press Museum, and Parshall, Peter. The Renaissance Print was published in 1996. There is an ed. 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title: Gretchen Daily

texts: He is an American environmental scientist and tropical ecologist. She has contributed to understanding humanity's dependence and impacts on nature, and to furthering a systematic approach for valuing nature in policy, finance, management, and practice around the world. The Natural Capital Project is a global partnership that aims to mainstream the values of nature into decision-making of people, governments, investors, corporations, NGOs, and other institutions. With more than 300 partners worldwide, the Project is a pioneer in science, technology, and demonstrations of inclusive, sustainable development. <mask> is the Bing Professor of Environmental Science in the Department of Biology at the university, the director of the Center forConservation Biology at the university, and a senior fellow at the Woods Institute for the Environment. <mask> is a fellow of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. <mask> was a board member of the Institute for Ecological Economics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.<mask> was raised in California and West Germany and graduated from high school in 1982. She earned her B.S. after returning to California. M.S, PhD, and M.S are all from the same university. <mask> was awarded a post-doc fellowship in 1992 at UC Berkeley's Energy and Resources Group. In 1995 <mask> became the Bing Interdisciplinary Research Scientist at the Department of Biological Sciences. During her time as a research scientist, <mask> served as the editor of Nature's Services: Societal Dependence on Natural Ecosystems, a book that lays out the framework used today for understanding the benefits of nature to people, with many examples and ways of considering their value. Nature's Services has served as a model for ecosystems regulation in several regions of the world and was a catalyst for the U.N.'s Millennium Ecosystem Assessment.After 7 years as a research scientist, <mask> was appointed as an associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences and as a senior fellow at the Institute of International Studies. The New Economy of Nature was published by Daily in 2002. She has published a dozen more books, including The Power of Trees, Green Growth that Works: Natural Capital Policy and Finance Mechanisms from Around the World, and Rural. In 2005, <mask> was appointed as the Bing Professor of Environmental Science in the Department of Biology at Stanford University, a senior fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, and the director of the Center forConservation Biology. <mask> serves in all three of these positions. The Natural Capital Project was established in 2005 by Daily, The Nature Conservancy, and the World Wildlife Fund. The organization wants to improve the well-being of people and our planet by motivating targeted investments in nature.The core partnership expanded to include the University of Minnesota, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Stockholm Resilience Center. Its signature software, InVEST, is open source, co-developed with users, and now used in 185 countries to reveal the values of nature in specific decisions, and the risks and costs of its loss. Daily is the organization's chief emissary to financial and government leaders. Daily joined the board of directors of The Nature Conservancy. <mask> was the inaugural Humanitas Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge. According to Research Daily's profile, Daily's scientific research is on countryside biogeography and the future dynamics of biodiversity change. According to Daily, "'Countryside biogeography' is a new conceptual framework for elucidating the fates of populations, species, and ecosystems in 'countryside' - the growing fraction of Earth's unbuilt land surface."Using findings from research done in countryside biogeography, <mask> and researchers like her are attempting to determine what "species are most important and most merit protection" and "what is the scientific basis for deciding" the relative importance of species within a given environment. Which species/systems have the most merit protection? Daily is trying to link projected changes in biodiversity and ecosystems to changes in services to humanity. "production of goods," "life-support processes," "life-fulfilling conditions" and "genetic diversity for future use" are some of the services that ecosystems/species provide for people. <mask> uses her research to incorporate environmental issues into business practice and public policy, as one of the co-founders of the Natural Capital Project. Nature's Services was published in 1997 by Island Press. Nature's Services begins with an introduction from Daily titled "What are Ecosystem Services" and an introductory piece by Harold Mooney and Paul Ehrlich.The book is divided into four different sections after the introduction. The economic issues involved in assigning value to services in the first place are addressed in the first section of the book. There are different types of services that can be provided by nature in the next two sections. The overarching services section includes papers by David Tilman and Gary Nabhan. Water quality improvements by wetlands and ecological services in a modern economy are examples. In the conclusion of the book, Daily states that the "core analyses presented in this book attempt to value ecosystems and their component species only insofar as they confer benefits, in the form of life-support goods and services, to human beings." In his review of the book, James Salzman concluded that Nature's Services takes a different, potentially more effective tack, calling for explicit recognition of ecosystem services because of the direct, tangible benefits they provide.For the simple reason that the impacts of those services on humans are more immediate and important, such recognition could provide a more integrated and compelling basis for action. The New Economy of Nature was published in 2002 by Island Press. The book shows how companies and governments were able to make money from their efforts to conserve. New York decided to meet federal requirements to improve water quality with a less expensive, though more controversial, option of protecting watershed integrity through land purchases and development limits, rather than adopt the technological solution of a billion dollar treatment facility. There is an assessment of plans to manage and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by developing a worldwide system of carbon trading patterned on the U.S. experience with pollution. "Daily and Ellison have delineated the new movement to make conserve natural resources financially rewarding and illustrate in a lively and probing manner many cases of profitable activities that also preserve the biosphere," said Kenneth Arrow. Patrick Wilson stated that the most notable contribution of The New Economy of Nature is its balanced message, optimistic and cautious.The book avoids the misconception that the market is the solution to our environmental protection challenges and that, if allowed to operate free of government intervention, it can somehow make the policymaking choices less problematic and the tradeoffs less daunting. <mask> has received numerous prestigious awards and honors throughout her academic career. She has received an award for her work in developing vital tools for science-based policies to combat species loss. More than 300 scientific and popular articles have been published by Daily. She has published in many prestigious journals, including the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. The Natural Capital Project's Home Page 1964 births Living people Academics from Washington, D.C.

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title: Fred Lorenzen

texts: <mask>., also known as The Golden Boy, <mask>, The Elmhurst Express and Fearless <mask>, is a former NASCAR driver. He won 26 races, including the Daytona 500. <mask> was 15 years old when he and his friends competed in a contest to see who could flip a 1937Plymouth over the first by cranking it around in circles. Lorenzen claimed to have won that confrontation. After graduating from high school, <mask> began racing modifieds and late models, and made his NASCAR debut in 1956 at Langhorne Speedway, finishing 26th after suffering a broken fuel pump. He won the USAC stock car titles in 1959 and 1958. Lorenzen received a phone call from the team owner that changed his career.<mask> was asked if he was the team's lead driver. <mask> was surprised that he had fulfilled Moody's criteria to be part of his team. In 1961, <mask> began winning races. <mask> dominated NASCAR for five years, winning many major races and defeating the best drivers of his day. <mask> won the Grand National 200, the Rebel 300 and the Festival 250 in his first season with Moody. Lorenzen would challenge the all-time greats for the top prizes in NASCAR. In 1962, <mask> won the Atlanta 500 and a race at Augusta speedway.The 1962 Ford was troubled at the start of the season by inferior aerodynamics, a serious problem that was fixed with a more streamlined roof halfway into the season. <mask> was the first to break the $100,000 barrier in one season. Lorenzen won the Atlanta 500, the World 600, the Volunteer 500, the Western North Carolina 500, and the Mountaineer 300 for a total of $122,000. <mask> won six races in 1964, including the National 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. <mask> won the Daytona 500, the Virginia 500, the World 600 and the National 400. The American 500 was won by <mask> in 1966. The Daytona 500 Qualifier was won by Lorenzen in 1967.<mask> had an amazing record of wins that made him the dominant driver of NASCAR during the Golden Era. In 1966 he drove a Junior Johnson-owned No. in a race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. One of the most talked about vehicles in the NASCAR Grand National Competition is the 26 Ford, which was boycotted by Ford for much of the 1966 season. The front end of the car was sloped downward, the roof was lowered, the side windows were narrowed, and the tail was kicked up. Rival drivers referred to it as "The Yellow Banana," "Junior's Joke," and "The Magnafluxed Monster." Even though it was against the rules, NASCAR allowed the car to compete and <mask> crashed while leading the Dixie 500 on the 139th lap. One pit crew member said after the incident, "I ain't never seen anyone who could drive a banana at 150 mile an hour."Due to the Ford boycott, NASCAR allowed this very illegal car to run in only one race, in an attempt to bring up attendance. He came back in 1970, driving a Dodge Daytona prepared by Ray Fox in the World 600 (now the Coca-Cola 600), but dropped out due to engine issues, running in a few more events that year, including substituting for LeeRoy Yarbrough. Yarbrough had an Indy car commitment in that year's Southern 500. He moved to the Ray Nichels/Paul Goldsmith owned No. in 1971. STP sponsors 99 Plymouth. He was badly injured in a practice crash before the Southern 500 when he was trying to drive for the Wood Brothers. In 1972, he hooked up with Hoss Ellington, who was driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo.His last start was at a speedway. <mask> is surrounded by his family in an assisted living facility. <mask> was the top driver in NASCAR. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Lorenzen won the big races that made him the King of NASCAR during its golden years, even though he never competed for the annual sprint cup. Lorenzen's fans have been waiting for a long time for Lorenzen to be in the NASCAR Hall of Fame. He was a member of the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America.One of NASCAR's 50 greatest drivers was named in 1998. He was a member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame. "When NASCAR lost Fireball Roberts it was like Santa Claus doesn't exist at Christmas and it just took everything out of the race." The pole position is awarded by the time it takes to get there. Pole position is earned by points or practice time. Most laps were led. <mask> won the Daytona 500 in 1934 and was a member of the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.

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title: Walter Reed Weaver

texts: <mask> was a career officer in the United States Army. He served in several United States Army Air Force command positions during World War II and attained the rank of major general. <mask><mask> was born in Charleston, South Carolina on February 23, 1885, while his father was assigned to The Citadel as a Professor of Military Science. The younger <mask> went to the Virginia Military Institute to prepare for a military career. He left after three years because he wanted to go to the United States Military Academy. He received his commission as a second lieutenant in the Infantry and was assigned to the 11th Infantry at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming. The Aide-de-camp to Eli D. Hoyle in the Philippines was one of <mask>'s subsequent assignments.After returning to the United States in 1915, <mask> was assigned to Columbus Barracks, Ohio and Fort Thomas, Kentucky. <mask> was promoted to major at the beginning of World War I after he was assigned as the Commandant of Flying Cadets. The first commander of the Aviation Mechanical School was <mask>. The school was being formed so quickly that there were no plans for housing, feeding or instructional facilities. Within two days, he had secured the use of a factory building, cleared the site of over 3000 cars, and supervised the installation of bunks, classrooms and mess halls. On the third day after his arrival, the school was operational and the students were able to begin their instruction. He oversaw the education of thousands of soldiers who served as airplane mechanics in the United States and Europe.The Chief of the Supply Group in the Office of the Director of the Army Air Service was <mask>. He received his qualification as a pilot after completing flight training at Kelly Field, Texas, and March Field, California. Mitchel Field was commanded by <mask> in 1922. The site was rundown due to budget cutbacks and force reductions after the war. Within a year, buildings had been repaired, hangars had floors installed, and aircraft parking ramps and aprons had been paved. <mask>'s assignments after Mitchel Field included command of Hanscom Field, Massachusetts. He was the Chief of the Plans Division and the Information Division in the Office of the Chief of the Air Corps after graduating from the Army Industrial College.He was assigned to New York City in 1934 as the Procurement Planning Representative of the Air Corps. The Air Corps created a separate headquarters in Langley Field, Virginia, in 1935, and <mask> was assigned as Inspector General. He was the commander of Langley Field from 1937 to 1939. The Air Corps Tactical School was commanded by <mask> in 1939. He was responsible for developing doctrine and tactical training for pilots and air crews in advance of World War II. <mask> was promoted to brigadier general in 1940 after being assigned to command the Southeast Air Corps Training Center. He oversaw the training of thousands of pilots and flight crew members who served in all theaters of the war.<mask> was promoted to major general in July 1941. The acting Chief of the Air Corps was <mask>. The reorganization and expansion plan for the Air Corps was supervised by the acting Chief. <mask> was assigned to command the First Technical Training District, which was created in South Carolina. As part of his effort to create basic training centers and officer candidate schools for new recruits, <mask> arranged for the use of resort hotels in Atlantic City, Miami Beach, St. In July 1943 <mask>'s health began to fail as a result of overexertion required by his wartime command, and he was retired for physical disability. He was a consultant for the Aviation Corporation, a manufacturer of airplanes and airplane parts.<mask> died at Walter Reed Hospital on October 27, 1944, after his health continued to fail. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. <mask> married Elizabeth K. Johnson, the daughter of a railroad executive. They didn't have any children. <mask> received awards and decorations for his service in World War II. The Major General <mask> <mask> was named after him. During World War II, it was deployed to the Pacific Theater.People from Washington, D.C. are alumni of the United States Military Academy.

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title: Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski

texts: The first speech delivered in Croatian before the Parliament was delivered by <mask>vi Sakcinski. Kukuljevi was an avid collector of historical documents and a supporter of the Illyrian movement. Near Varadin, Kukuljevi was born. His family comes from Bosnia. He was a distant relative of a Bosnian Franciscan. In his hometown and in Zagreb, Kukuljevi completed his secondary education. He attended the military academy.Kukuljevi began writing in German as a student. He became an officer in Vienna three years after joining the army. He joined the Illyrian movement after meeting Ljudevit Gaj. In 1840, he was ordered to move to Milan. He joined the political fight against Magyarization after quitting his military duties. He was a leader of the Illyrian movement. As early as 1843, Kukuljevi was one of the leading members of the People's Party.The political activity of Kukuljevi can be divided into two periods. The gap between 1851 and 1860 was caused by the absolutism instituted by Minister Bach. He promoted revolutionary actions to achieve the unity of the South Slavs and was a partisan of the liberation of Croatia from Austria and Hungary. He convinced the Croats and Serbs at the Military Frontier that the South Slavs could only be unified by force of arms. The frontiersmen referred to him as their inspiration when they asked for the freedom and unity of the South Slav peoples. On May 2, 1843, <mask> <mask> made a speech in Croatian before the Croatian Parliament. The speech asked for Croatian to become the official language in schools and offices with gradual introduction in the public life.The danger of replacing Croatian with other languages was pointed out by him. Latin was the language of discourse in the parliament. The speech made a lot of people angry. It was not an exception. All of his speeches in the parliament and at county assembly advocated the freedom and independence of Croatia, so they were only published in Branislav, an illegal Illyrian magazine. The parliament made the Croatian language the official language in 1847. He was the chief judge of Varadin County.Kukuljevi was a member of the radical democrats. On June 5, 1848, Josip Jelai convened the Croatian Parliament to oppose the imperial order. The Slavic Congress was initiated by Kukuljevi. The revolutions were crushed. Kukuljevi was kept under police watch. His outlook changed dramatically in the 1850s. His early anti-Austrian and freedom-loving feelings were completely different in the second period of his political activity.After becoming the prefect of Zagreb County in 1861, he implemented policies against Croatians and the South Slavs, as well as hounding his former friends who remained faithful to their Illyrian ideals. He was removed from political positions after the Compromise of 1867. He was re-elected to the post. He died in a castle and was buried in Zagreb. The early patriotic and historical poems of Kukuljevi had a major influence on the patriotism of the Croats. He founded the Society for Yugoslavian History, edited the magazine, and published historical monographs. The title of the "Father of modern Croatian historiography" was earned by Kukuljevi.Many source texts related to the history of Croatia were published by Kukuljevi. He wrote about 800 artists. He was a pioneer of the Croatian scientific bibliography. The Vienna Literary Agreement was signed in 1850. The Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences in Zagreb acquired the 12,000 volumes of Kukuljevi's library due to financial problems. One of the manuscripts in his library is a tragedy called Skanderbeg. Works of the famous Croats of Ages Past, Slovnik umjetnikah jugoslavenskih.Sadanjost (reprint), 1983 Borba Hrvatah: S Mongoli i Tatari. When ethnicity did not matter in Croatian miniaturist Jure Glovi is mentioned.

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title: Rossella Biscotti

texts: <mask> is an Italian visual artist best known for her installations, performances and video. She graduated from the Accademia di Belle Arti in Naples in 2002 and went on to study in Amsterdam. She was selected for the advanced course in visual art in 2000. The professor was from Russia. <mask> focuses on social and political events which have happened in the distant past and become the starting point for the investigation of individual or collective identity and memory. Her methodology is based on a thorough preliminary research into archival materials such as found documents, audio recordings or newspapers documenting stories and events which have been forgotten by history. She uses archive materials to highlight the loss of information and the ambiguity of reconstructions.When new narrations start circulating again through her artwork, <mask> is interested in the potentiality. Le Teste in Oggetto raises questions about the status of contemporary artists and their degree of intellectual and conceptual autonomy by analyzing the relations between art and power. The sculpture was found in the storerooms of the Palazzo degli Uffici in the EUR district of Rome. Because of Italy's involvement in World War II, the sculptures were never created. <mask> exposed them to the public for the first time. Rather than being celebratory monuments, they became the focus of reflection and discussion. The trial against the members of Autonomia Operaia is the focus of her work.The most important trials of the period known as Anni di Piombo were held in the Aula Bunker in Rome. Concrete sculptures made from casts of the architectural features of the courtroom were used to create an installation. A recording of the April 7 trial is included in the installation. The intellectuals accused of being responsible for Italian terrorism in the late 1970s were included in the court case. The MAXXI prize was won by Il Processo in Rome. The human condition and circumstances in detention are the focus of a dream I had. The women's prison on the Venetian lagoon was where <mask> <mask> developed her research.The prisoners spend their time working outside of the prison instead of being locked up. <mask> was given the chance to meet every prisoner by creating a dream workshop called the oneiric laboratory. <mask> analyzed the institution and the way the inmates figure in it using the workshop as a platform. She processed her research in a sculpture made of compost, which was the result of work that has been done by inmates in the kitchen, cleaning, the growing of vegetables and consumption. The 55th Venice Biennale was where the work was presented. In major museums and galleries, her work has been exhibited. The future can only be for ghosts.There is a 10 x 10 picture of <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask>: The Undercover Man is at the Sculpture Center in New York. <mask> <mask> wrote For the Mnemonist. The trial was held in New York. The Side Room is located in Vienna. The tasks of the community are in the title. L'Isola, De Vleeshal and Middelburg are in the Netherlands.The trial was held in Amsterdam in 2011. Galleria Civica di Trento contains 168 sections of a human brain. There is a short story about memory, pentothal and dreams. A, B and C will make a revolution with Kevin van Braak. Le Teste was held in Oggetto. Wilfried Lentz was the Undercover Man. You have to be focused in 2008.Galleria Studio la Citta' is in Verona. The Italian Academy at Columbia University is in New York. L'Italia  una repubblica democratica fondata sul lavoro. Galleria T293, Naples is named after <mask> <mask> van der Rohe Stipend. She won three awards in 2010 including the Premio Michelangelo at Post Monument. She won several awards in 2009, including the 2nd Prize Prix de Rome and the Emerging Talents Award.She was the recipient of the Golden Cow at the Gstaad film festival. At the 12th Biennial of Moving Images, she received the 1st Prize The City of Geneva Grand Prize. She won the Premio NY promoted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the Italian Academy and the Columbia University. There are references to living people, Italian video artists, Italian contemporary artists, and Italian women artists.

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title: Katell Keineg

texts: <mask> is based in Wales. <mask> was the second child and only daughter of <mask> and Judith Pritchard, a Welsh political activist. Paol and Judith were both active in their nations' autonomy movements. <mask> began singing in choirs and eisteddfodau after moving to Wales. The Beatles and Led Zeppelin were early influences. She cites the film The Song Remains the Same as influential because she watched it in the same year she began busking. She appeared in a number of episodes of the Welsh language soap-opera "Pobol Y Cwm" for the Welsh fourth television channel, S4C.The fictional Welsh village of "Cwmderi" was twinning with a town in Brittany. She moved to Dublin at the age of 24 after taking a law degree from the London School of Economics. Keineg traveled between Dublin and New York to make her first two albums. She is based in Wales. She lived in New York in the early 1990s. She became a regular performer at the Sin-é in lower Manhattan after a live appearance on Irish TV in the summer of 1992. A seven-inch single called "Hestia" was her first release.Her debut album,  Seasons  Castles, was released in 1994. Natalie Merchant's live album, Live in Concert, New York City, was released on June 13th 1999, and features one of her songs, "The Gulf of Araby". Merchant invited Keineg to sing on her debut album. Keineg sang "Mixin' The Colors" from American Caesar in 1993. She played at many festivals for the next two years. The biographical song about Leonor Fini was on Jet Her second album. Jeff Buckley drowned in the Mississippi River at the age of thirty.<mask> was singing at the memorial service. Keineg had a number of unhappy years at Elektra after disappointing sales of Jet and a change of management. She gained back rights to her first two albums after securing a release from her contract with Elektra. Castles and Jet were re-released on the Field Recording Co label in 2002. What is worse than the end of time? What's The Only Thing Worse Than The End of Time? was released by Katell in 2002. It marked a return to form.There was a live version of Nick Drake's "River Man" sung at a Nick Drake tribute at St. Ann's Church in Manhattan. Her third album, High July, was re-released on Keineg's own STZ label. Virgin with Robin Wright used a re-recorded version of "On Yer Way" from that album. New interest in Keineg's music in the United States was sparked by a six-page, high-profile interview with Darcy Frey that was published in The New York Times Magazine. In the wake of the article, Keineg played several sold out concerts in New York, including a month-long Friday night residency at The Living Room. She was on S4C's Wedi Saith evening programme in 2006 and toured Wales with Ann Scott. A version of The Beatles' "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" was sung by Keineg on the band's first album, which was released in January 2008.During that year, she and Ann Scott played in Spain, Portugal and Norway, as well as starting a recording project. A Welsh language cover of the Super Furry Animals song "Y Gwyneb Iau" and an outtake from the song "Jet" were included in her January 2009 release. Keineg played at the Midnight Ramble. Keineg's fourth album was released in the spring of 2010. It was released in North America and the rest of the world by Honest Jon's Records. The Sunday Times named the album "Album of the Week". She opened for Krystle Warren and played at The Green Man festival after the album's release.In May 2012 Keineg released a download single in Welsh called "Platform 0" recorded in New York for the internet radio show Radio Free Song Club with their all-star house band. "Hestia" "Partisan" "Franklin" "One Hell of a Life" "Smile" "What's The Only Thing Worse Than The End of Time" X Saves the World: How Generation X Got the Shaft But Can Still Keep Everything from Suck is a book by Jeff Gordinier.

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title: Todd O'Brien

texts: <mask>'Brien is an American-born, naturalized Armenian professional basketball player who last played for Alexandria Sporting Club of the Egyptian National League. He played college basketball for Bucknell and Saint Joseph's before playing professionally in a number of countries. O'Brien attended Garden Spot High School in New Holland, Pennsylvania. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He averaged over 15 points, 10 rebound and five blocks per game as a senior for the Spartans. 3 recruit in the country as a 3-star recruit. There are 12 Pennsylvania prospects in the PA Prep report.O'Brien was selected First Team Lancaster-Lebanon Section Two his sophomore, junior and senior years and First Team All-L-L League as a senior. He was selected to play in the Jameer Nelson All-Star Classic and the Philadelphia-Washington D.C. All-Star Game after being named a Top 20 All Star. The first basketball player in Garden Spot's history to earn an NCAA Division I basketball scholarship was O'Brien. O'Brien finished third in the league in blocks as a freshman at Bucknell. O'Brien moved to Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia at the end of the season. In the 2010–2011 season, O'Brien started at center for the Hawks and was the team's leading rebounder. He won the George Senesky Award for academic excellence.After playing a reduced role for the Hawks in the 2010–2011 season, O'Brien decided to become a graduate transfer and play his final season of college basketball at the University of Alabama. O'Brien was a member of the basketball team but was unable to compete in NCAA games due to the difficulties getting his transfer waiver approved. The New York Times supported O'Brien in the waiver dispute. In June of 2012 O'Brien signed his first professional contract. O'Brien helped lead the team to a No. 5 finish and get into the playoffs. O'Brien finished fifth in the league in points (15.6), rebound (9.4), and player efficiency per game.O'Brien was named the Latvian League Center of the Year, First Team All Latvia and to the Latvian League All Imports Team by Eurobasket.com. O'Brien was out from October to December with a foot injury. He averaged 10 points per game and 5.8 rebound per game during the rest of the season. O'Brien was a member of the Oita HeatDevils of the JapaneseBJ League. O'Brien was the team leader in points, rebounds, field goal percentage, blocks, and player efficiency. He was part of the team that helped guide the HeatDevils to a playoff appearance. The Western Conference has a 7 seed.O'Brien signed with a Polish club. O'Brien moved to Al Arabi after leaving the club. O'Brien led the team in points (22.3), rebound (17.9), field goal percentage (47.8), free throw percentage (78.4), blocks (1.4), and player efficiency. He was the first player in the league in player efficiency, third in blocked shots and ninth in scoring. O'Brien was named the center of the year, first team all-qatar and the all-imports team. O'Brien signed with a club in Lebanon after the end of the regular season in the Basketball league. In 13 games, O'Brien emerged as the league's leading rebounder and finished in the top five in player efficiency.1 seed in the playoffs. O'Brien hit the game-winning shot at the end of regulation to complete the upset. 2 seed Tadamon Zouk will send Sagesse into the league's final four round. O'Brien joined Al Hala in the preseason. O'Brien signed with Urartu BC of Armenia in their inaugural season. O'Brien was able to play for the National Team in the future because of his contributions to the country's national athletics. He was the top rebounder in the Russian Superleague with a 10.4 rpg.There are 4 in player efficiency. The club ceased operations due to sponsorship issues. In December 2016 O'Brien signed a short-term contract with the team and played in six league games. O'Brien signed a deal with a league power in March of last year. O'Brien joined Al Ahly of the Egyptian Basketball Super League. He played in the Africa Basketball League, where he was the tournament's leading rebounder with 12 per game, to go with 13.8 points, 2.8 assists, 1.0 steals and 1.0 block shots per game. O'Brien signed a one-year deal with Alexandria Sporting Club of Egypt.O'Brien is a member of the Overseas Elite basketball team that competes in The Basketball Tournament. O'Brien was a member of the inaugural Overseas Elite basketball team. The team won a $1 million prize after defeating Team 23 in the championship game. O'Brien and Overseas Elite won a $2 million prize in the summer of 2016 after defeating Team Colorado in the finals. O'Brien and Overseas Elite won their third championship in a row, defeating Team ChallengeALS in the finals for a $2 million prize. O'Brien and Overseas Elite won their fourth championship, defeating Eberlein Drive in the finals to win another $2 million. O'Brien was born in Media, Pennsylvania.His family moved to Lancaster when he was young. Roy was an assistant football coach at Widener University and played football for the University of Penn. Pam was a basketball and lacrosse player at Hood College. Kim was a triple jumper. Julia is a professional volleyball player. She was a two-time All- PSAC First Team selection at West Chester University. Bruce Frank was a basketball player at the University of Penn and went on to play professionally in Germany.Matt Frank was the starting right guard for James Madison University's 2016 National Championship football team. RealGM profile 1989 births Living people American expatriate basketball people in France American expatriate basketball people in Israel American expatriate basketball people in Japan


title: Natsuki Mizu

texts: The former top star (otokoyaku) for the Snow Troupe of Takarazuka Revue was <mask>. She became the top star in December 2006 after Hikaru Asami resigned. Her birthday is August 16. Her nickname is Chika. She is one of a few current younger and non-Senka members that have been in the Moon Troupe. She is one of several promising young stars that were promoted in 1999. She was considered one of the top-stars-in-waiting along with Kei Takashiro, the former top star for Cosmo Troupe, Kei Aran, the current top star for Star Troupe, Jun Sena, and Y before she was promoted to top star.The title role of Me and My Girl was taken by her while she was in Moon Troupe. She held the title of CAN-CAN in 1996. She moved to the Flower Troupe. She developed her skills during her time in the Flower Troupe. The younger performers in the Flower Troupe formed a tight trio with them. She received praise for her performance in the Flower Troupe production of Yoake no Jokyoku, her first leading role. The Bow Hall was where she had her first leading show in 1999.She participated in the oversea performance at Berlin, Germany in 2000. The directors of the company made a radical change to the troupe structure by sending the second and third tier actresses of each troupe to the Senka, which served as the waiting list for top star of the troupes. She was Yoka Wao's second man from 2002 to 2005. She had great roles in Rose of Versailles, Robert in Pierre the Mercenary, and Count Edmond de Lambrouse in Lightning in the daytime. She had a special appearance in the Snow production of Susano-o in 2004, where she was the antagonist Aosetona. Her villainous role as Count Edmond was another noteworthy performance. She had a special appearance as Benito in Flower's La Esperanza and Moon Troupe in the same year.She was transferred to Snow Troupe after performing in both Takarazuka Grand Theater and Tokyo Takarazuka Theater. With Kei Takashiro's promotion to top star, she became the second man for Hikaru Asami. She was promoted to top star in December of 2006 She played Tzeitel in the Japanese production of Fiddler on the Roof. In May 2007, she made her Grand Theater debut. She is the second top star to perform this musical as her debut. She was one of the founding members of AQUA5 along with Mao Ayabuki, Kei Otozuki, Oto Ayana and Kaname Ouki.They performed at the opening ceremony of the World Championships. She has a twin sister who works for Cirque Du Soleil. Moon New Actor era Me and My Girl - Bill (leading role shared with Kouki Naruse) CAN-Can - Aristide Forestier (leading role) Flower era Yoake no Jokyoku - Kawa Otojirou. Albert is passionate about Barcelona and Rio deBravo. A Sleeping Dream by Henri Dunant Roget is on the National Tour. Roget Jardin A Note for Oscar Rose of Versailles is an important part of her Takarazuka career because she is the only one that has played both roles. As Oscar Nao Ayaki in the 2001 Cosmo production, Yoka Wao as Hans Von Fersen in the 2006 Star production, and Ayaki Wataru Kozuki as Hans Von Fersen in the 2006 Star production are her partners.