title: Gustavo Franco

texts: There is a Brazilian economist named <mask>. The Real Plan, the 1994 monetary reform that ended hyperinflation in Brazil, was the brainchild of the former Governor of the Brazilian Central Bank. He teaches economics at the Catholic University. He is a consultant and has served on many boards. He is the senior advisor at RioBravo Investimentos. He contributes regularly to newspapers and magazines. <mask> was born in Brazil on April 10, 1956.His parents, Maria Isabel Barbosa de Barroso <mask> and Guilherme Arinos Verde de Barroso <mask>, were both born in the state of Minas Gerais. A lifelong friendship and association was formed between Guilherme Arinos and President Getlio Vargas during the war. Arinos was a member of the first board of directors of the Brazilian National Development Bank, and later, at the private sector, was a high ranked executive of Volkswagen do Brasil. In 1960/1974, <mask> attended Colégio Notre Dame de Sion in Sion, Switzerland. He obtained a bachelor's and master's degree in economics from the Pontifcia Universidade Catlica do Rio de Janeiro. He had his first job as a teaching assistant at PUC-Rio where he worked with Edmar Bacha and prepared a macroeconomic textbook that became very popular in Brazil. In 1983 he won the prestigious "Prmio BNDES de Economia" for his M. A. thesis in Brazil.The book titled Monetary reform and instability during the republican transition became a reference to the period it covers. <mask> was accepted in the universities of Chicago, Yale and Harvard at the same time. He chose fields of specialization, international economics and economic history. He had brief fellowships at the National Bureau of Economic Research and the Center for International Affairs. Along with MIT professor Lance Taylor, he formed his thesis committee. <mask> earned his PhD degree in economics from Harvard in 1986 with a thesis titled Aspects of the Economics of Hyperinflations: Theoretical Issues and Historical Studies of Four European Hyperinflations of the 1920s. His original thesis had four theoretical chapters on topics as the adoption of indexation in contracts, inflation (stabilization) as public good problem, plagued by free rider issues, the inflation tax as motivation to the process and the dynamics of dollarization, distributive tensions and external balance.The case studies for Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Poland included themes like the relation between external imbalances, dollarization and fiscal reforms in the context of stabilization experiences. This work was nominated to the David Wells Prize in Harvard and was awarded a national prize in 1987, for the best PhD thesis or book in economics, given by the National Association of Graduate Studies in Economics. <mask> worked as a teacher, researcher and consultant in Brazil from 1986 to 1993 when he was called to work with Fernando Henrique Cardoso, the newly nominated Finance Minister. His research interests were related to macroeconomic and monetary issues, as well as high inflation and Brazil's economic history, and he had an intense academic activity during these years. "Fiscal Reforms and Stabilization: four hyperinflation cases examined" was published in The Economic Journal after being published in peer reviewed journals. 100, no. Thomas Sargent's popular explanation to the sudden end of hyperinflation as a result of a wide-ranging fiscal "regime change" was disputed.<mask> argued that the role of dollarization and of currency reforms was downplayed. "The Rentenmark Miracle" was published by Rivista di Storia Economica in 1987. An account of the unique experience in Germany of Wertbestandiges Notgeld - that is, emergency monies of private issuance and with "stable value" as they had indexation clauses - was written in 1991. <mask> argued that the rentenmark was a crucial step in the stabilization of Germany. The rentenmark model was very relevant for the design of the Brazilian 1994 monetary reform, known as "Real Plan", in which a similar quasi-currency, under the name o URV, played a vital role. In 1995, Thomas Sargent wrote an article on the Brazilian URV, in which he argued that changing the name of the independent variable wouldn't solve the hyperinflation problem. The URV would have been a sideshow that hasn't touched the fundamental causes of inflation, argued <mask>, but this time on the back of the successful adoption of the URV mechanism.The country was enchanted by the URV mechanism in view of practical problems it solved elegantly, efficiently and voluntarily, so that they received with blunt indifference a thesis from an outside observer claiming that the mechanism. <mask> published several pieces on the Brazilian monetary experience prior to the Great Depression in order to sequence the work on monetary reforms in the early years of the Republic. "Aspects of the Brazilian Experience with the Gold Standard" is the only work in Portuguese. Paper, silver and gold have monetary standards. 2000 His research on the early years of the Republic would communicate well with his work of Machado de Assis newspapers articles under the title "O olhar obliquo do acionista". <mask> and Fritsch worked together on a number of projects supported by the Development Center of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.One publication was Foreign direct investment and industrial restructuring: issues and trends, the other was "Efficient Industrialization in a Technologically Dependent Economy: The Current Brazilian Debate" in the Competition and Economic Development Committee of Competition Law and Policy. <mask> and Fritsch worked on two WIDER projects at the United Nations University. "Foreign Direct investment and patterns of trade and industrialization in developing countries: notes with reference to the Brazilian experience" was the first publication on the influence of trade orientation on development models. There is a rethinking of trade policy, industrialization and development. Clarendon Press for UNU-Wider was published in 1992. The second was published on the same issues but focused on trade and industrial policies. Industrialization and trade policy in turbulent times.<mask> and Fritsch published in the academic circuit on the same issues that they worked on. The Census on foreign direct investment into Brazil was started in 1995 by <mask>, who was the deputy governor of the Central Bank responsible for international affairs. <mask> was active in public service from 1993 to 1999. He moved to the Central Bank of Brazil in the position of deputy governor for international affairs in October 1993 and only left in 1997 after a brief stint as governor. He was governor of the Central Bank of Brazil from 1997 to 1999 and briefly returned in March 1999 to transfer his functions to his successor. Fernando Henrique Cardoso, the fourth Finance Minister of president Itamar <mask>, invited <mask> to serve as the Economic Policy Secretary at the Finance Ministry from May to October 1993. Edmar Bacha was the special adviser to the Secretary of Economic Policy.The Brancaleone's Army started to work under a very discouraging political atmosphere, according to Cardoso in his memoir. The team faced a dilemma: not to repeat economic shocks and to come up with a solution to inflation. <mask> described the team's first major announcement as a "non-package" or an "ambitious collection of medium term fundamentalists agendas". The document stated that the Real Plan would start by the end offering some sort of strategic planning of actions in issues associated with the so-called fiscal and monetary fundamentals to stabilization. Pedro Malan was appointed Governor of the Central Bank on September 8, 1993 and the deputy governor for international affairs was <mask>. Pérsio Arida became president of BNDES, and the chief negotiator of pending Brazilian external debt was replaced by a new one. The economic team around minister Cardoso started preparing for the Real Plan.<mask> had executive responsibilities in International Affairs at the Central Bank related to operational aspects of external debt restructuring under the Brady Plan, then at decisive moments, the administrative structures in charge of exchange controls, bound to be transformed by an ambitious deregulation process, the FOREX trading desk and international. At the moment <mask> and Malan are working together at the Central Bank, the debt negotiation process is around the exchange of Brazilian currency denominated deposits owned by creditors for newly issued bonds. <mask> was in charge of the composition of the new bonds in the Brady scheme. The US Treasury Zero Coupon bonds with certain features would be acquired with funds provided by the International Monetary Fund under a stand-by agreement. The Brazilian authorities were forced to develop an alternative strategy to acquire US Treasury bonds in the secondary market using Brazil's international reserves after the International Monetary Fund refused to go on with the loan. Guilherme Fiuza described the deal in his book Sorry, Mr. Fagenbaum. <mask> dealt with Paris Club debt and the Dart family, who did not wish to adhere to the Brady exchange, right next to completing Brazil's Brady Plan version.The Republic had to return to international markets with new bonds and build a yield curve. The new program coordinated and executed by <mask> comprised 16 new issues in 10 different currencies between 1995 and 1998, totaling US$ 8,2 billion. One of the greatest challenges of the International Affairs section of the Brazilian Central Bank was the deregulation of the foreign exchange market. The architecture of liberalization was based on the creation of a new market for US Dollars in which rates were determined by supply and demand in parallel to the official market and to compete upfront with the black market. Initially fed only by Dollars sold by tourists, the scope of transactions was gradually extended, along with a better balance of payments stance, which resulted in eliminating the spread between official and free markets. When all legal markets were unified, deregulation expanded the nature of transactions that could take place in the free market, including gold related arbitrages, and remittances from non-resident local currency accounts. Under <mask>'s direction, the Central Bank introduced several new rules for leads and lags in foreign trade, portfolio investment and turned theregistry of foreign capital inflow into a statistical event.The innovation that was introduced along with the liberalization of outflows was theselective restriction applied on certain types of inflow, mostly of a short-term nature. A minimum stay for foreign capital was one of the restrictions that had been put in place due to the capital surge. In Brazil, restrictions were mostly a tax of foreign exchange inflow. In order to reduce appreciation and extend maturities of foreign liabilities, the formula was used many times. The first and most important of the three measures was the creation of the URV mechanism, a "money of account" to be freely used in contracts and obligations. At some point in the near future, the URV would become the national legal tender to replace the cruzeiros reais. Similar to the German rentenmark, the previous models of monetary reform were conceived by the same people.The URV would have its denominations changed to real at this moment. The second was launched on July 1. In 1994, the reform was complemented by demonetizing cruzeiros reais. The second instrument introduced some important institutional changes in monetary governance and monetary policy. One year after the real was first issued, a detailed statute for indexation practices was implemented, closing the cycle of monetary reform. The URV was legal tender, though only as a unit of account, for four months, and its final quote was CR$2.750,00, more or less equivalent to one Dollar. It was not possible to stamp old cruzeiros reais notes, so that one entirely new family of notes was issued at once, a remarkably difficult logistical effort, at the day of the first issues of the new currency.The exchange rate between the URV and the Dollar fell below R$1,00, with a positive impact on expectations and marking the successful conclusion of the stabilization process first phase. The combination of tight monetary policy with floating exchange rates resulted in immensely successful to eliminate hyperinflation, but remained one of the more controversial aspects of the Brazilian stabilization experience. The results of the Real Plan on inflation, as measured by the national cost of living index, IPCA - published by the National Statistics Bureau - IBGE, were as follows:inflation was running at 43,1% monthly (on average for he first semester of 1994), or 7.260% annually The cumulative inflation for the next twelve months was only 33,0%. After the introduction of the new currency, inflation fell below 20%, on a 12 months accumulated basis, only in April 1996, 22nd month after the introduction of the new currency. In 1997 the rate of inflation was 5,2%, and in 1998 it was 1,6%, the lowest rate on record since the creation of the Brazilian Central Bank. Five stabilization attempts between 1986 and 1991 involved price freezes, all but one creating a new currency, and an asset freeze similar to monetary reforms in Europe following World War II.These failed experiments were called "heterodox shocks" because of their disregard of fiscal "fundamentals" and monetary policies. The Real Plan opened several reform agendas attacking fundamental disequilibria at the core of the hyperinflation process. The monetary system's institutional organization was the first thing that came to mind. The commitment of top level decision making to price stability was reintroduced to the National Monetary Council after it was reduced to three members. The Central Bank's independence in fixing the interest rate was secured by the creation of a Monetary Policy Committee. To be recapitalized, federal banks had to recognize previous losses, abide by "Basle Rules" and cease to have unrestricted accommodation at the Central Bank. The provincial banks entered a severe adjustment program which resulted in several liquidations and privatizations.The Central Bank financed changes in control of banking activities for some private banks in trouble. The monetary system and its governance had a heavy agenda with the banking system, public and private. Several rounds of debt refinancing with adjustment programs with the states began in 1993-1998. The Federal Government accommodated states in exchange for orthodox fiscal programs. The framework for a new Public Finances Law was provided by these programs templates and was approved under the "Fiscal Responsibility Law" in Brazil. The 1993 Constitutional Amendment known as the Social Emergency Fund, approved during the revision of the constitution, removed most of the wasteful spending in the budget. The first few years after 1994 were weak for primary fiscal results.Due to the advancement of reforms, these weak fiscal numbers did not become an issue until the Asian crisis in 1997 and especially in 1998 with the Russian crisis, when Brazil entered an agreement with the International Monetary Fund and started a decade long period of primary surpluses at the level of 3% of GDP After the reelection of Fernando Henrique Cardoso for a second term in 1998, <mask> left the Central Bank. <mask> was Euromoney's central bank of the year in 1998. Brazil moved into what was known as the "tripoid" policy: floating exchange rates, primary fiscal surplus and inflation targets. At this point, Brazil was ready to switch from the exchange rate "anchor" to the inflation targets regime. <mask>'s account of the use of the exchange rate in the stabilization effort and of the dialogue between short term policies and long term reform goals was written in English. <mask> founded RioBravo Investimentos after a sabbatical year at the Catholic University to manage mutual funds, structured products, and private equity in association with Swiss Re.The public distribution of securities and the management of real estate investment trusts were started by RioBravo after it acquired a broker dealer. The local operations of Dresdner Kleinworth Benson were transferred to Lehman Brothers in 2007. The largest regional private equity fund in the country was founded by RioBravo, and it focused on small and medium-sized enterprises in the Northeast region. A venture capital management company based in Rio de Brazil was acquired in February of 2006 by RioBravo. The first private equity fund dedicated to investments in renewable energy was raised in October of 2010. RioBravo started RioBravo Project Finance to advise clients in infrastructure projects and also RioBravo Fundamental, a value driven listed equity mutual fund. In May 2008 RioBravo spun off its real estate based securitization business into a new company with no partners.Orix Group from Japan bought the control of RB Capital. One of the largest private groups in China acquired RioBravo's control in August of 2016 <mask> is a member of several boards. He is a board member of several organizations, including a Brazilian think tank. A Moeda e a Lei: Uma Histria Monetria Brasileira, 1933-2013 is a list. A Economia em Pessoa: Verbetes Contemporneos was published in 2007. O Papel e a Baixa do Cmbio: Um Discurso Histrico de Rui Barbosa was published in 2006Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil: Its Impact on Industrial Restructuring was published in 1995.

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title: Nicholas Fuller (lawyer)

type: paraphrased

texts: Sir <mask> was a Member of Parliament. He became a barrister at Gray's Inn after studying at Christ's College. His legal career began prosperously, but was hampered later by his representation of the Puritans, a religious tendency which did not conform with the established Church of England. He was expelled from the Star Chamber and the Court of High Commission for his zeal with which he defended his client. He was re-elected as the Member of Parliament for St Mawes in 1593. Outside of Parliament, he brought a patents case which undermined the right of the Crown to issue patents but accurately predicted the attitude taken by the Statute of Monopolies two decades later. After returning to Parliament in 1604 for the City of London, he became the leader of the opposition due to his conflict with the government over policy, as well as opposing the proposed union with Scotland on legal and economic grounds.In 1607, he again began challenging the Court of High Commission, and eventually got the Court of Common Pleas to agree that the common law courts had the power to free imprisoned ecclesiastical prisoners. He was considered an "elder statesman" by 1610 after introducing bills on ecclesiastical reform and the statutory management of customs duties. He sat in Parliament until his death. His father was a merchant from London and he was born on the Isle of Sheppey. He joined Gray's Inn in 1563 after graduating from Christ's College, Cambridge, in December 1560. The Dean of Gray's became Reader on 26 May 1587, after an upset on 26 May 1579. He arranged a lecturer for St Christopher le Stocks, a church in London, in April 1577.He was charged with interrogating Sir Thomas Fitzherbert in 1590 after being employed by the Privy Council to examine witnesses. Although his career had begun promisingly, he soon found himself at odds with the authorities due to his religion and the religion he chose to represent. When John Udall was charged with having written A Discovery of the Discipline, a seditious book, he was represented by a favored barrister of Puritans. The judge instructed the jury to find Udall guilty, and " leave the felony to us", which was protested so vociferously that he was forced out of the court. The Puritan ministers were tried by the Star Chamber after the collapse of their case in front of the Court of High Commission. The case was complicated when several of the ministers proclaimed Elizabeth deposed and William Hacket the new messiah and king of Europe. The highly professional resistance of the puritan lawyers may have been the reason that the ministers were never convicted.He was not allowed to leave until 15 August. The return of Puritanism and patents in 1593 is said to have been due to the influence of William Cecil. The second bill, which was sent down from the House of Lords on April 5, 1593, was protested because it made "schisms to be equal with seditions and treasons, which is against the law". The whole committee agreed to the striking out of the title and the whole preamble. No man is going to spake for it. After leaving Parliament in 1597, he continued to be involved in patents cases. England was an attractive country to conduct business in because of the patents that were originally intended to protect merchants of new industries.Before and after the statute of Monopolies, the granting of these patents was very popular with the monarch. A patentee was expected to pay heavily for the patent, and unlike a tax raise, any public unrest as a result of the patent was usually directed at the patentee, not the monarch. Over time, this became more and more problematic: instead of temporary monopolies on specific, imported industries, long-term monopolies came about over common commodities. On November 28, 1601, the Crown and Parliament agreed to turn the power to administer patents over to the common law courts; at the same time, Elizabeth revoked a number of the more restrictive and damaging monopolies. Edward Darcy was granted over playing cards on 13 June 1600, which was one of the monopolies that could be addressed at the common law. In 1602, Mr Allen was accused of violating the patent. Sir Edward Coke was the Attorney-General for England and Wales at the time.The free trade principles of the City of London rendered the patent invalid, as Coke argued that the Crown had the right to restrict games of common good. The show was "stole the show". He stated that only a new trade, or a new engine tending to the furtherance of a trade that never was used before, and that for the good of the realm, the King may grant him a monopoly patent for some reasonable time. He predicted the attitude of the Statute of Monopolies two decades later. After the Commons was dissolved in 1591, the leader of the opposition was returned to the City of London. He was considered the leader of the opposition, although this was not a formal title at the time, because he was so active in opposing the government. During his first year, he supported the restoration of removed ministers, presented a petition on economic grievances, and attacked the powers of the Court of High Commission.Plans for a union between England and Scotland were announced in 1606. The project was treated with suspicion by the House of Commons. He said in December 1606 that the Scots in other countries were more like pedlars than merchants, but he was not a racist. His main concern was the economy. It was "fit that we seek room to place them in before we admit them" because the markets could not handle such an influx. There was more than one legal and constitutional element. Scottish citizens who were born before or after the union would be allowed to become English citizens through the Royal Prerogative.The extension of the Royal Prerogative would lead to future encroachment on the civil liberties of English citizens, according to <mask>. The Court of High Commission was established by the monarch with near unlimited power in 1607. As the idea of "prerogative law" challenged both authorities, the High Commission was vastly unpopular amongst both common lawyers and members of parliament. The issue grew in importance due to the appointment of Richard Bancroft as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1604 and his zeal and strictness, which "could hardly fail to produce an atmosphere in which principles and issues would crystallise, in which logic would supersede reasonableness". Sir Edward Coke was one of the judges who challenged the High Commission. In order to catch unwary or ingenuous men, the High Commission tried people for heresy based on their internal thoughts and private beliefs. The High Commission's procedure was found to be "popish, under jurisdiction not of Christ but of anti-Christ" in the case of several clients who were fined for non-conformity.For this, he was held in custody. The High Commission claimed it fell under their jurisdiction, while the Court of King's Bench argued it was a lay matter. The High Commission found him guilty of heresy and sent him to Fleet prison. The common law judges and members of the High Commission were told to argue and allow the King to make a decision. Unable to argue properly, the group were dismissed and reassembled a week later. Sir Edward Coke said that the common law courts had jurisdiction if there were no temporal matters involved. The King's position in relation to the law, and his authority to decide this matter, was brought up at this point.In cases where there is no express authority in law, the King may himself decide in his royal person, according to James. Coke challenged this, saying "the King in his own person cannot adjudge any case, either criminal, felony, or betwixt party and party; but this ought to be determined and adjudged in some court of justice, according to the Law and Custom of England". James replied "The King protect the law, and not the law the King!", after Coke stated that the common law protects the King. Judges and bishops were made by the King. The judges may make of the laws, shipmen's hose, if they interpret the laws themselves. Coke said that while the monarch was not subject to any individual, he was subject to the law. He pointed out that until he had gained sufficient knowledge of the law, he had no right to interpret it.Coke continued to issue writs of prohibition against the High Commission. Although his influence may have been weakened by the encounters with high commission and star chamber, he was considered an "elder statesman" within Parliament. The House of Commons of England passed two bills to reform or remove ecclesiastical committees, but both were rejected by the House of Lords. On 3 November he began campaigning to have customs duties put into a statutory framework, again against the Court of High Commission, which, he claimed, could not be trusted, but rather Parliament should be given jurisdiction. He said in a speech on June 23, 1610 that the laws of England are the most high inheritance of the land. Customs were not at the king's pleasure to be increased without the consent of the subjects, and customs were always done by several acts of parliament. While the MPs agreed that civil liberties had been eroded, they felt it was too dangerous to take them back.On 23 February 1620, he died at his home, Chamberhouse, at Crookham in Thatcham, and was buried at the village's parish church. He passed most of his estate to his wife, Sarah, and his oldest son, <mask>, who died four months later. There are 16th-century deaths of English writers and 17th-century deaths of English male writers.

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title: Ernesto Lecuona

texts: Cuban composer and pianist of worldwide fame, <mask>, was born on August 7, 1896. He was a pianist of exceptional skill and composed over six hundred pieces. His parents were Canarian and Cuban. <mask> was born in Cuba in the Kingdom of Spain. Some sources say he was born in 1895, while others say he was born on August 6. He began studying piano when he was five years old, under his sister <mask>. He composed his first song at the age of 11.He studied at the Peyrellade Conservatoire. <mask> received a gold medal for interpretation when he was 15 years old. He performed in New York in 1916. In 1918, he collaborated with other people in setting up a successful player piano music roll factory in Cuba that produced Cuban music and also copies from masters in the US. The brand name was "Rollo Autgrafo". He first traveled to Spain in 1924 on a concert tour with violinist Marta de la Torre; his successful piano recitals in 1927 and 1928 at the Salle Pleyel in Paris coincide with a rise in interest in Cuban music. His popularity brought him to several concert halls in South America, as well as Paris, Nice, Barcelona, Madrid, and London, followed by more engagements in New York.The premiere of Mara la O, <mask>'s zarzuela, took place in Havana on March 1, 1930. He wrote music for stage and film. The Cuban Love Song, Always in My Heart, and One More Tomorrow were some of the films he scored music for. The film Carnival in Costa Rica was written by Lecuona. zarzuela, Afro-Cuban and Cuban rhythms, suites and many songs are still famous. They include "Siboney", "Malaguea" and "Andaluca". "Always in my Heart" was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Song, but lost to "White Christmas".Cuban pianist and composer Carmelina Delfn was a soloist in the Ernesto Lecuona Symphonic Orchestra. The Cuban Liberation Day Concert at Carnegie Hall was performed by the Orchestra. <mask>'s Black Rhapsody was the world premiere of the concert. <mask> helped the Lecuona Cuban Boys, though he did not play in the band. He played piano solo as the first item on the bill. <mask> moved to Florida in 1960 because he was unhappy with Castro's new regime. After living 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110He was buried at the Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Hawthorne, New York, but his will instructs that his remains be returned to his family. A lot of <mask>'s music was introduced to mass American audiences by Desi. <mask>'s talent for composition has influenced the Latin American world in a way similar to George Gershwin in the United States, in his case raising Cuban music to classical status. Ernestina's cousin was an accomplished musician and composer. She was the author of the song "Babal", which was popular in Latin America and the United States. <mask> was included in the novel The Island of Eternal Love with other important names in Cuban music. There are compositions for piano Ante El Escorial Aragn Aragonesa San Francisco El Grande Siboney Suite Andaluca Crdova/Crdoba Andaluca/Andaluza.No bailes m, el batey El sombrero de yarey El tanguito de Mam. Impromptu La 32 La primera en la Comparsa La conga de medianoche. No puedo contigo Noche Azul Orqudeas Pensaba. Preludio, risa me da! T sers las miniaturas Y la negra bailaba! Y sigue la lloviznita! The list of Cubans includes Rafael A. Lecuona Marcos Madrigal.Treatises and Dissertations are electronic. There is a paper called Paper 5249. There are recordings of 20th-century classical composers and 20th-century male musicians.

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title: John A. Pollock (professor)

texts: <mask><mask> is a Full Professor of Biological Science at the Bayer School of Natural and Environmental Sciences. He is the Principal Investigator for The Partnership in Education, a non-profit multidisciplinary health literacy and informal science education project funded primarily through a Science Education Partnership Award from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences. <mask> is the co-director of the Chronic Pain Research Consortium. He is a faculty member at both the BrainHub at Carnegie Mellon University and the McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh/UPMC. After receiving a B.S. and M.S. <mask> received his PhD in biophysics in 1984 under the guidance of Dr. Edward Lipson.He studied the brain and eye at the California Institute of Technology after finishing his PhD. <mask> was an assistant and associate professor of biology and director of biological sciences graduate programs at Carnegie Mellon University. He is the director of the graduate program at Duquesne University and is an associate professor of biology. <mask>'s research focused on the development of nerve cells in fruit flies. He explored the expression of genes such as sevenless, the opsins and arrestins. He helped to develop techniques for the subcellular localization of mRNAs. His research has shown that the RUNX1 transcription factor influences cells with different fates to choose survival over death.<mask>'s research focused on the pain sensation in the peripheral nervous system after he cloned TRP in the 1980s. <mask> and Janjic work together at the School of Pharmacy of the Rangos School of Health Sciences at Duquesne University. In addition to neurobiology, <mask> has taught many other subjects. <mask> is the director and executive producer of The Partnership in Education, which is an informal science education program. The potential for stem cell and tissue engineering research to help patients suffering from bone, heart and spinal cord trauma and disease has been the focus of several past productions. <mask> became interested in animation as a way to simplify and communicate important topics in science while a graduate student at Syracuse University, where he was the only science major in his animation class. He was a research fellow at the STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon and began collaborating with his colleague and the Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative in 1996.He acted as a science adviser to both Journey into the Living Cell and Gray Matters: The Brain Movie. The National Center for Research Resources gave <mask> and his co-PIs a $1.62 million five-year Science Education Partnership Award in 2000. The Partnership in Education was founded in 2001 by <mask>. The National Institute of General Medical Sciences gave <mask> a second and third SEPA in 2006 and 2014, respectively. <mask> has directed and produced several health literacy planetarium shows, including Tissue Engineering for Life, Regenerobot and the Robot Science Fair. Many were shown at the Buhl Planetarium at the Carnegie Science Center. <mask> led the production of several video games that expanded upon lessons from the films.He was recognized at the 2010 Games for Health conference. After receiving the 2008 Darwin Evolution/Revolution Award from theNIH, <mask> and his team marked the bicentennial of the birth of Charles Darwin with a year-long celebration titled "Darwin 2009: A Pittsburgh Partnership". The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 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 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 The ability and resources of six major cultural institutions in Pittsburgh were used to highlight the unique aspects of Darwin's accomplishments. The Charles Darwin Synthetic Interview, an interactive display that allows visitors to ask 199 questions to a virtual re-creation of Darwin, was the key event. The Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh has installed the exhibit as a permanent installation, and the software has been used in the science curriculum of Pittsburgh Public Schools. The Charles Darwin Synthetic Interview mobile app was released in 2015, an adaptation of the original software.The Parents' Choice Award was given to the app. It's scientastic! The live-action and animated television show of two episodes for pre-teens and teens that explores topics in health and science, as well as social issues is one of the projects led by <mask>. "Are You Sleeping?" is the second episode. The science of sleep was presented to public television stations in the United States. It was made available for download after it aired. The episode won two Emmy Awards in 2015, one for Children/Youth/Teen Program or Special and one for Musical Composition/Arrangement.The pilot episode on WQED focused on broken bones and bone regeneration. Lili Reinhart was the show's main character. <mask> has led the development of several mobile apps through The Partnership in Education. Powers of Minus Ten is a companion app. "Sticks and Stones" about bone biology has been downloaded over 600,000 times. <mask>'s mobile app series uses an interactive narrative platform. "CityHacks: In Search of Sleep" is a companion app.Stories about the need for sleep are explored in "In Search of Sleep". At the international 2016 Serious Play Conference, the app received a Parents' Choice Award and a bronze honor. BiblioTech "Rebound: Beating Concussions" won a Parents' Choice Award. Readers can change the reading level of the text with the adaptive reader software in the app. <mask> was named a fellow of the American Association for the advancement of science. The highest national mentoring award bestowed by the White House is the Presidential Award for excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring, and <mask> is a recipient. The Carnegie Science Award was given to <mask> in 2011.He is involved in community service by volunteering as a reading tutor, as well as being a featured speaker at a conference. The Fellow of the American Association for the advancement of Science, Presidential Award for excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring, and the President's Award for Faculty excellence in Service to the Mission are some of the awards. A. <mask>. There is a mobile application development strategy. Research and development of educational technology. M. Saleem, A. Stevens, and B. Deal, J. M. Janjic.A<mask>. There is a new best practice for Validating Tail Vein Injections in Rat. J. Vis. Exp. The article is titled "E59 295." M. Janjic, K. Vasudeva, M. Saleem, A. Stevens, L. A<mask>.NSAID delivery reduces pain in rat. The Journal of Neuroimmunology was published in 1978. J. Lampe, B. Kantorski, and D. J. Charles Darwin spoke in the 19th century and in the 21st century. The Journal of STEM Outreach was published in 1(1). B. Kolber, J. Janjic. A. <mask> and K Tidgewell.There is a new research for pain clinical practice. There are 16 articles in theBMC Medical Education. K. Vasudeva, Y. Vodovotz, N<mask>, D. A<mask>. Studies show that IL-18 is a central mediator of chronic pain. The Journal of Neuroimmunology is a journal. K<mask>, B. Zeyzus-<mask>, S. K. Patel, T. K. Hitchens, J. M. Janjic.A<mask>. A rat model with 19F magnetic resonance shows inflammation in the brain. PLOS One, 9(2), e90589. A. Wilson, L. Gonzalez, and J. A<mask>. A study of children viewing an animated digital dome shows the biomedicine of tissue engineering. Tissue Engineering Part A, 18(5-6), 576–586.J. Ricou. A. <mask>. A visual exploration of the tree, the spiral and the web of life. Leonardo Journal, 45(1), 18–25. C. Stilley, K. Lawrence, and J.A. E.Quivers, D<mask>, and D. Webber. The program promotes independence in heart transplant recipients.There is progress in transplantation. N.A. G.R. Siddall. J.A. Hime. P. Batterham, Pollock. The ectopic development of R7 cells is prevented by the lozenge. The 9(64) is from the Biomed Central: Developmental Biology.J. Jackson-Behan. S. Singh, M.Bogwitz, T.Perry, V. Grubor, F. Cunningham, C. Nichols, T. Cheung, P. Batterham and J.A<mask> was born in 2005. During eye development, alternative splicing removes an Ets interaction domain. Development Genes and Evolution is a book. B. Gillo, I. Chorna, H. Cohen, B. Cook, and I. Manistersky. A. Baumann, U.B. Kaupp and J. A<mask>, Z. Selinger, and B. The capacitative Ca2+ entry is similar to the light-activated conductance. The National Academy of Sciences USA has a journal. R. C. Hardie, A. Peretz, and J. A. <mask> and B. Minke. The lightresponse in the flies is limited by Ca2+.The Royal Society B: Biological Sciences has a book. J. A<mask> and Seymour Benzer. There are four opsin genes in the visual organs of the flies. Nature, 333(6175), 779–782. U. Banerjee, P. J. Renfranz, and J. A<mask> and Seymour Benzer.The sevenless gene is involved in neural pattern formation. Cell, 49(2), pp. 281–289. The Bayer School of Natural and Environmental Sciences has external links. The Carnegie Science Award was given to Dr. <mask>. Living people are people who are missing a year of birth.

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title: Lee Batchelor

texts: <mask> was an Australian politician and trade unionist. The United Labor Party (ULP) was a pioneer of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) in South Australia. He was the leader of the ULP from 1898 until 1899, when he resigned to become a minister in a non-Labor government. In the first three governments of the ALP, <mask> held cabinet posts. He served two terms as Minister for External Affairs under Andrew Fisher. He died of a heart attack while climbing Mount Donna Buang. <mask> and his two brothers were raised by their mother after <mask>'s photographer father died.When he was a child, he worked as a teacher at the North Adelaide Model School. He became an apprenticeship engine-fitter in the government engineering plant at the age of 17 after working at the North Adelaide Church of Christ secondary school. A trade union career named Batchelor became active in the labour movement and was president of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers four times between 1889 and 1898. He was the president of the Railway Service Mutual Association. He was secretary of the Trades and Labor Council in 1893. He married another woman in 1890. He was a founding member of the United Labor Party.He was president of the ULP in 1898. The ULP nominated <mask> for election to the South Australian House of Assembly in 1893. He gained widespread support from the electorate, and was elected at the top of the poll, becoming one of ten of the first Labor Members of Parliament in South Australia. Charles Kingston, a later premier of South Australia, was outpolled by Batchelor in his seat. The Labor party continued to support the Kingston liberal government after the death of McPherson. The world's first stable Labor government was formed by Thomas Price after the 1905 election. Labor formed the state's first majority governments at the 1910 election.After the fall of the Kingston ministry in December 1899, Frederick Holder invited Batchelor to join his government as the Minister for Education and Agriculture. The Minister legislated for a new teacher training scheme. Although the Labor Party pledge of 1899 refused the right of members to join a non-Labor administration, caucus released Batchelor from this constraint. The first Labor member in Australia to join a non-Labor ministry was MzEllor, who resigned from caucus and from the leadership. He stood for election to the Parliament of Australia in 1901 after retiring from the South Australian parliament. They were elected to the Australian House of Representatives in the single statewide Division of South Australia. The seven MPs have a Labor member.Labor candidate Thomas Price finished in the top eight. When South Australia was divided into electoral divisions for the 1903 election, Batchelor was assigned the Division of Hindmarsh. While giving up this seat for one of his state MPs, he decided to contest the Division of Boothby against the former premier. Boothby was elected by the voters because of his selflessness. In 1904, Batchelor was the Minister for Home Affairs. He and Billy Hughes were counselled by Watson to pick the rest of his ministry. The founding of the new national capital was one of his main responsibilities in the short-lived ministry.He declined to stand in the leadership contest when he was nominated. The Andrew Fisher governments had a Minister for External Affairs named Batchelor. Fisher was the leading spokesman on trade and foreign policy at the Imperial Conference. When the Northern Territory was handed over to the Commonwealth in January of 1911, the first minister to be given the responsibility of overseeing the territory was Batchelor. He created reserves for the Indigenous peoples of the Northern Territory. At the age of 46, Batchelor died from a heart attack while climbing Mount Donna Buang. He was the first serving Minister to die in office, but he was not a member of parliament.In 1912, the town of Batchelor was named after him. The world's first national labour government was formed by the Australian Labor Party.

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title: Oksana Mas

texts: <mask> is a Ukrainian contemporary artist and the creator of "Art Together", a global interactive art project aimed at showing the new cultural code of the modern generation and unifying people at a time of political and social turmoil. Oksana uses painting and graphic art techniques, creates sculptures, installations and large-scale photo works, and participates in urban construction and space design workshops across Europe. Oksana graduated from the M.B. The Grekov Odessa State Art School was founded in 1992. She was involved in the decade's painting revival and later investigated scientific art practices. She earned a Bachelor of Philosophy in 2003 from Odessa State University. Oksana is working on a PhD about art in the social media.One of the highlights of <mask>'s work is the POST-VS- PROTO-RENAISSANCE project, a prototype of the "Art Together" installation, which was presented at the 54th Venice Biennale in 2011. The "Quantum Prayer" project was part of the Collateral Events program of the 55th Venice Biennale. <mask> won the Independent Critics Prize at the Locarno International Film Festival. <mask>'s art has been shown at multiple exhibitions worldwide, including the " Women and Art" at the Sharjah Art Museum in 2014, the "Modus R. Russian Formalism Today" (part of the Art Basel Miami non-commercial program, 2006), and the "MAS" exhibit <mask>'s works have been sold at several auction houses. Her works can be found in museums in France, the United States, Great Britain, Italy, Switzerland and Japan. Kevin Spacey selected Oksana's work "Mandala Dance", together with pieces by Tracey Emin, Banksy, Jake and Dinos Chapman, and Michael Craig-Martin, for a charity auction, "Illuminating the Future", held by Christie's on February 10,The Prince of Monaco Albert II chose Oksana's "Spheres of Good" installations to decorate Avenue Henri Dunant. Oksana gives talks on contemporary art at leading universities in the US, UK, and Germany. She is a frequent speaker on the history of art and philosophy. Oksana lives and works in Spain and Poland. Oksana elaborates an aesthetic perception of a human being in times of drastic social and political change that is experienced by every generation, regardless of the era or geographical placement. Oksana's academic knowledge in such fields as science, the philosophy of digital technologies, the history of religions and art history and her multiculturalism have created the foundation of her artistic identity and enabled her to create timeless and versatile artworks with the aim of searching for this generation's new cultural The artist combines a vivid figurativeness of visually and formally unique works with perviousness of interpretations based on eternal values.Her paintings are both focused and ambiguous. The audience is immersed in a process of discovering new ideas and images from both European and Eastern cultures. The first stage of Art Together project was an art installation. TheAltarpiece of Nations was presented as part of the main program of the 54th Venice Biennale in 2011. The Van Eyck brothers created fragments of the Ghent Altarpiece. The wooden eggs were hand-painted and referencing the Ukrainian folk pysankas. In the art-works of the last years <mask> <mask> has switched the optics from timeless, according to the famous art historian, curator and critic.This is the way of spiritual democracy. Art as an expression of one's self and of the general population. At the current 2nd stage of the project people from all over the world contribute their drawings to allow them to become part of a new cultural code of a generation. They have a vision for an ideal world. Digital technologies are used to create new parts of installation. Co- creators are not supervised by a curator. 380.000 people from 42 countries have taken part in the project.The global community will complete the project at the 3rd stage and demonstrate the installation on all continents. In the series They Are Among Us, the artist looks at random objects, strangers on the street, and fleeting signs of a higher existence that cannot be captured by a glimpse or a name. The canvas surfaces are a glassy glossiness, thanks to the artist's technique of applying dozens of interlacing layers of paint and lacquer. Mas created a series of paintings in 2012 called Red Expression. The artist depicts her own environment with the intimacy of a diary: people feeding pigeons in a park, cyclists, a couple having a rest or waiting for someone. There is a timeless validity that can never be obliterated. The sculptures are made out of brand new wheels and tires covered with latex, giving the appearance of human bodies turned into formless esh.Body fragments are seen as a suggestion of car-wrecked humanity. Mas challenged conventional attitudes towards life by referencing pervasive fears and self-destruction. 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It shows the hopes and fears of humankind. The title piece at the Glasstress 2013 exhibition was Quantum Prayer by Oksana.Modern artists are encouraged to create works of art in collaboration with the best glass blowers. An interest in science and motor vehicles was combined with a study of freedom and unity to be found in art. The car engines were covered with liquid glass. The metal was melted by the high temperature of the glass. <mask> established the Mas Studio in 2012 to create artistic concepts for jewelry, architecture, urban space design and photography. There are offices in New York and London.

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title: Michael Bland

texts: <mask> is an American musician best known as a drummer for Prince. He played on Prince's albums for seven years. <mask>, along with Sonny Thompson, recorded and played live with French pop star France Gall, appearing on one studio album and two live albums. <mask> and other former members of The New Power Generation, including bassist Sonny T. and keyboardist Tommy Barbarella, formed a band called Nick Jonas & the Administration. He played drums on "Hero Town", which was released in October of last year. <mask> was born in Minnesota. In 1987 he graduated from Minneapolis South High School.He lives in Minneapolis but works in Los Angeles as a session drummer for a number of artists. From 1989 to 1996, he played with Prince. He tried out for the new Guns N' Roses lineup. Josh Freese was working with A Perfect Circle and was not able to commit completely. <mask> was being considered as a full time option. He was a member of the band that played in Minneapolis in 2000. News from the Jungle was created by <mask> and produced by Jean Rochard.News from the Jungle andMichel Portal's toured in France. The album Birdwatcher had several tracks played by <mask>. <mask> was the drummer for Paul Westerberg's tour in 2005, and he also played on the Hurricane Katrina Relief telethon. <mask> is currently working with the upcoming rock-pop band Catchpenny, which is from Minneapolis. The drummer is on the album. He tours with them. <mask> and Sonny T. (Thompson) played drums for the title track of Prince's 3121 album.On Indigenous's 2006 album, Chasing the Sun, <mask> played drums. The rhythm tracks for some tracks on Prince's 2007 CD were written by Bland & Thompson. <mask> performs at the nightclub "Bunker's" in downtown Minneapolis every Sunday and Monday night when he isn't on tour. During the fall of 2007, <mask> was busy working on a release by his own protégé, Mayda, as well as recording a studio album. The Stereotype EP was her first release. In 2009, <mask> produced a full-length album with Mayda called The Interrogation. Bland recorded an album in 2009.There were several TV performances with the group, as well as a tour in early 2010. In late 2010 <mask> and Thompson recorded with Prince on Lotus Flower. In a 2016 tribute to Prince for The Pods & Sods Network, <mask> reminisces about his time in Prince's band, working in the studio, and joining the New Power Generation. <mask> is known to tune his snare drum to the tonic pitch of the song. <mask> is still with Soul Asylum. In support of its latest release, the band toured in 2020. The tour was cut short.The new album is the best seller since the mid 90's. The finishing line is Hurry Up and Wait, The Striped Album, and Vulfpeck. <mask> at Drummerworld has a list of drummers.

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title: Sybil Sheridan

texts: She is a writer and a rabbi. She was a Rabbi at Wimbledon and District Synagogue in south west London and chair of the Assembly of Reform Rabbis UK. She is a part-time rabbi. He has edited two books and contributed to several publications. She is a major contributor to interfaith dialogue, both nationally and internationally, and has a particular interest in Jewish- Muslim dialogue and especially between women. The Home Office International Conference for Women in Judaism and Islam was chaired by her. She has strong ties to Israel and the educational festival.She lectured at the Muslim College in London. She is a member of the International Editorial Advisory Board of Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues. She was a rabbi for eight years. She was a member of Manchester Reform Synagogue and was a child of German-Jewish refugees. She was one of the first two Jews to read theology and religious studies at Cambridge University. She was one of the first women in Europe to become a rabbi. She wrote a book of children's stories and lectured at a college while on maternity leave after four years at a synagogue.The Reading Liberal Jewish Community became the Rabbi of the Thames Valley Jewish Community in 1994 and she remained there until her appointment as the Rabbi of Wimbledon and District Synagogue. She shared that post with Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild. She became a Rabbi at West London Synagogue. It is thought to be the first major new collection of synagogue music published in the UK in nearly a century. The Songs of Prayer was published by the Movement for Reform Judaism. She is a part-time rabbi. In order to find out more about and support the Jews in Gondar, social justice worker and 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 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 800-381-0266She was inspired by her visit to set up a charity after seeing the poverty and lack of resources. She was one of a group of Christian, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh leaders who met at Parliament in February to urge MPs to support a radical overhaul of the financial system including debt cancellation for the most indebted countries, more progressive taxation and an end to harmful lending. She is married to the Rabbi of Maidenhead Synagogue, Jonathan Romain, and they have four adult sons. Publications books include "Abraham from a Jewish Perspective" in Norman Solomon, Richard Harries, Timothy Winter and "Abraham's Children: Jews, Christians and Muslims in Conversation" by Timothy Winter. The London and New York edition of T & T Clark was published in 2005. Stephen Bigger: Creating the Old Testament: The Emergence of the Hebrew Bible was published in 1989. Women in the British rabbinate, Studies in Comparative Religion series.The first North American edition. The University of South Carolina Press was published in 1998. The book was written by <mask> <mask>. Women rabbis tell their stories. There is a paperback with 203 pages. SCM Press was published in London in 1994. The books were written by Sylvia Rothschild and <mask> <mask>.The challenge of creating ritual for Jewish women is called Taking Up the Timbrel. The Themes and Issues in Judaism, World Religions: Themes and Issues, pp. was written by <mask> <mask>. 166–1. Cassell was in New York in 2000. For young people, illustrated by Olivia Rayner: Jewish World, Stories from the Religious World series. 48 pages in a paperback. Silver Burdett was born in 1987.Recent historical experience in the Holocaust Journal articles and lectures is included in the stories. Volume 28, no. in European Judaism. pp. 2, Autumn 1995. 67–68. "History of Women in the Rabbinate: A Communal Case of Amnesia" was written by Berghahn Books Inc. The European Conference of Women Rabbis, Cantors, Scholars and all Spiritually Interested Jewish Women and Men was held in Berlin in May 1999. 69–70."Aliza Lavie Tefillat Nashim: Jewish Women's Prayers Throughout The Ages" is a book review by Berghahn Books Inc. The Indiana University Press. What will happen to the Jews left in Ethiopia? "We must not abandon the Jews left in Ethiopia", The Jewish Chronicle, 10 June 2009. The Movement for Reform Judaism page has an interview with Rabbi Einat Ramon, "Taking Up the Timbrel: The Challenge of Creating Ritual for Jewish Women Today". Spring 2004, pp. The Jewish Journal published "Rosner's Torah-Talk: Parashat Shemot with Rabbi <mask> <mask>" on January 9, 2015.The article was published on 13 August. British Jews, British Reform rabbis, English Jewish writers, and people of German-Jewish descent are some of the people who were born in 1953.

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title: Mariángel Ruiz

texts: Torrealba is a Venezuela actress, TV Host, fashion model and beauty pageant titleholder. She was runner-up at Miss Universe 2003 after winning Miss Venezuela 2002. Miss Venezuela in the 21st century has been compared to Miss Universe 1996 in terms of buzz generated in her entire career. The first time she tried for the Miss Venezuela title, she did not even make the top 120. She became Miss Aragua 2002 after winning the preliminary casting. She was not a favorite and was predicted to place as the best in the national competition. She had big favorites for her year.Aida Yespica, Driva Cedeo, and Maria Fernanda Leon are the only candidates to ever compete twice in Miss Venezuela history. For the first time in the history of the competition, the judges were former Miss Venezuela titleholders. After being crowned Miss Venezuela, she had to face several obstacles before being able to represent her country in the Miss Universe contest. Osmel Sousa, Miss Universe's first runner-up, threatened to send Amara Barroeta, her second runner-up, to Miss Universe if she did not stop her weight gain and focus on her training. The Miss Venezuela Organization was accused of not having enough hard currency due to President Hugo Chavez's government imposing foreign exchange controls to pay the franchise fee and send its delegate. Amelia Vega, Miss Dominican Republic, was placed on "standby" as Sousa agreed to train her for a week in Venezuela. News about whether Venezuela would participate in Miss Universe changed nightly.After weeks of back-and-forth wrangling, including an intervention by the President of Panama, the Cisneros Organization was able to fund Maringel's travel and she arrived late at Miss Universe 2003, nearly missing the deadline to register. Her semifinal performance was met with mixed reviews, with some critics believing that she might be the first Miss Venezuela in two decades to miss the semifinals, and others predicting that her controversies would bring her the crown. The order of the contestants backstage was messed up and the wrong title was called out on the final night of Miss Universe. The co-host called South Africa twice and then made an expression of confusion before taking the stage. Daisy corrected herself as <mask> left the stage. During the night gown competition, he broke two conventions. First, she wore her hair down and little makeup, against Sousa's suggestions, and second, she wore a skin-tight Angel Sanchez gown, becoming the first Miss Venezuela in a decade to not compete in a white, metallic, or light-toned dress.The trend for future Miss Venezuela titleholders to oppose plastic surgery procedures before competing at Miss Universe was set when <mask> came off as one of the freshest Miss Universe contestants in history from Venezuela. Billy Bush asked her about her favorite pastimes, rappelling and extreme sports. The producers were confused as <mask> commented that he loves his life and protects it 100%. Amelia Vega of the Dominican Republic was the runner-up at Miss Universe. The Dominican Republic's victory over Venezuela in the Miss Universe contest in 2003 caused controversy after executives of Venevision found out that the winner of the contest had been groomed by their company. The Miss Venezuela Organization stopped allowing foreign contestants to train in the country after it imposed a ban on training other nations' contestants. Several TV shows of Venevisin feature work on TV Ruiz.Her main roles include: Contestant Portada's, Hostess Cosita Rica, and Guest Hostess La viuda Joven. She started filming the show in October 2005, which is similar to several other shows in other countries with the same format. She made it through, but on the second threat she was eliminated. She was born in San Juan de los Morros. She married Major League Baseball center fielder Tony lvarez in December 2005. Their civil and religious weddings took place in the same month. The girl named Maringel Victoria was born in August of the same year.The two parted ways in 2008. A model posed for the cover of a magazine in Venezuela in November 2008, and has worked with several companies to promote their products. The official website of the show Portada's 1980 births is Mariangel Rusiz.com.ve.

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title: Luis Casanova (baseball)

texts: Castillo is a former baseball player in the Cuban National Series who had a successful career in international tournaments. He led 7 major international tournaments in home runs. He led the league in all three Triple Crown statistics at least once, and his teams won many titles in Cuban league play. He was born in Cuba. He was called El Seor. He is the brother of two people. He made his international debut in the 1978 Central American and Caribbean Games.The 21-year-old outfielder helped the Cuban national team win a gold medal, going 20 for 33 and tying for the most doubles. In the 1978 Amateur World Series, <mask> hit.444 with 12 runs and eight hits. He was second in the tournament in batting average. He had 3 homers, tied for 4th with Tim Wallach and Antonio Muoz. Cuba won a gold medal. In the Pan American Games, <mask> had 13 hits in 35 at-bats and helped Cuba win the gold medal. He and Francona were both tied for the most hits and triples.Cuba romped to victory in the Intercontinental Cup in 1979. In the 1979-1980 season in Cuba, <mask> had a great season with 64 runs and 57 walks. He tied Pedro José Rodrguez, Jr. for the most home runs and sacrifice flies. As Cuba won the gold medal in the 1980 Amateur World Series, <mask> and Antonio Muoz tied for the lead in home runs with seven. In the 1981 season, <mask> was hit 9 times. He led the league in batting average in the 1981 Selective Series. He had four triples, which tied him for the league lead.For the first time in his career, <mask>'s Cuban team failed to win gold during the 1981 Intercontinental Cup. He was 19 for 37 at the plate and led in average, home runs, runs and hits. The USA won the gold medal. He led the league in runs scored with 49. He had four triples, which tied him for the league lead. Cuba sat out the 1982 Amateur World Series, which was the only year that <mask> did not play on the international stage. <mask> and Alejo O'Reilly both had 34 walks.Cuba won the gold medal in the 1983 Intercontinental Cup with <mask> batting.389 in a backup role. The veteran tied Lzaro Junco for the league lead in home runs with 20. He tied for the most doubles with 19 and led with 67. That was the only time he won the Most Valuable Player award. He led the league in 1984 with a.391 batting average. In the 1984 Amateur World Series, <mask> hit.364 with 6 home runs, 12 runs and 15 runs. He was tied for the home run lead with Pedro José Rodrguez and Roberto Bianchi.Barry Bonds was outslugged by <mask>, who helped Cuba to Gold. Cuba boycotted the 1984 Olympics, but he was to appear in them. In the 1985 Intercontinental Cup, he led in home runs with six and had 19 points. Cuba won the gold medal in the 1986 Amateur World Series with <mask> hitting.409 with 19 runs and six home runs. He was tied with Italy's Giuseppe Carelli. The outfielder led the tournament with 16 runs scored in the 1986 Central American and Caribbean Games. Cuba claimed more gold.Cuba won the 1987 Intercontinental Cup as <mask> made the All-Star outfield. In the 1987 Pan American Games, <mask> hit.433 with four home runs and 12 runs scored to help Cuba win the gold medal. In the 1988 Baseball World Cup, he led the tournament in home runs with seven while hitting.......... In 13 games, he hit....... Robin Ventura had 32 in the tournament, but he was tied for second with Tino Martinez. He had 20 hits. In right field, <mask> had two assists and no errors. He made the All-Star team along with Lourdes Gourriel and Daisuke Tsutsui.The US's Martinez was named the Most Valuable Player even though Cuba won the gold medal. In the 1990 Baseball World Cup, <mask> hit........................  He became the second person to hit three home runs in a World Cup game, after Antonio Muoz, who did it in 1980. As Cuba won another Gold in the 1991 Intercontinental Cup, <mask> and Prospero Baca were tied for second in the tournament with 12. In 11 games, he hit.364 with nine walks, ten runs and four home runs. He was second in home runs. The 1998 Baseball World Cup was coached by <mask>.In 17 seasons in Cuba, <mask> hit.322. 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title: Matt Lanter

texts: <mask> is an American actor and model. He played Liam Court in The CW's teen drama series 90210, which was a spin-off of the 1990s Fox series Beverly Hills, 90210. Disaster Movie, WarGames: The Dead Code, Sorority Row, Vampires Suck, The Roommate, and Pitch Perfect 3 were some of the films he appeared in. In Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, he is the voice of Anakin Skywalker. He played a time traveler in the NBC series. <mask> played George Hutchence in Jupiter's Legacy. <mask> was born on April 1, 1983, in Massillon, Ohio.His mother was a school secretary and his father worked in insurance. He has a younger sister. The family moved to Atlanta when <mask> was 8. <mask> was a batboy for the Atlanta Braves for two seasons. He majored in business at the University of Georgia. <mask> was a contestant on the reality show Manhunt: The Search for America's Most Beautiful Male Model. He didn't win the competition.<mask> was successful in auditioning for the role of Nick on the Fox series Point Pleasant after moving to Los Angeles. He had a recurring role in the first season. He has appeared in a number of television shows. He joined the cast of Commander in Chief as a series regular in April of 2005. The series was canceled on June 14, 2006 after one season. He played the lead role in The Cutting Edge: Chasing the Dream with Francia Raisa. In February 2008, he was announced to play the lead role in Disaster Movie.The film is written and directed by two people who have previously worked on other Parody films. The film pokes fun at recent disaster films. He stars with several people. The film was a failure. The film received extremely negative reviews from critics and received six nominations for the 29th Golden Raspberry Awards. He was cast in Summit Entertainment's remake of The House on Sorority Row in October of 2008. The stars of the film are Briana, Audrina, and Rumer.On September 11, 2009, Sorority Row was released. He played the role of Liam Court on The CW's 90210. He was a series regular for the second season. The series is a sequel to the 90's teen drama series Beverly Hills, 90210. He signed on for Vampires Suck in March of 2010. He played a spoof of Edward Cullen. The film was released in August of 2010.In May 2009, it was announced that he had signed on for The Roommate. The filming took place in 2009. The film was scheduled for an October 2010 release but was moved to September 17th. Screen Gems pushed it to February 4, 2011. He worked on two films. He voices Venom in the TV series Ultimate Spider-Man, which aired on April 1, 2012 He will voice the role of Sled in Secret of the Wings, which will be released in October of 2012<mask> was cast as a co-star in The CW's science fiction drama series Star-Crossed. Star-Crossed is about a romance between a human girl and an alien boy when he and six others of his kind are integrated into a suburban high school 10 years after they landed on Earth and were consigned to an internment camp. In the NBC series, <mask> plays the role of Wyatt Logan. The second season of the series was not renewed by NBC. <mask> was cast as George Hutchence in Jupiter's Legacy on February 11, 2019. The animated film Star Wars: The Clone Wars was released on August 15, 2008. The film made 69 million dollars at the box office.The television series Star Wars: The Clone Wars aired on the Cartoon Network on October 3, 2008. He reprised his role in various video games based on the franchise. The fourth season of the show aired in 2011. The fifth season was on the Cartoon Network. <mask> along with some of his co-stars Samuel Witwer, James Arnold Taylor, Dee Bradley Baker, Tom Kane, Daniel Logan and Stephen Stanton, as well as supervising director Dave, were at the red carpet premiere of the fifth season in Florida on August 24, 2012 The seventh and final season of the series will premiere on Disney+ on February 21, 2020. He played a New Republic soldier in the episode "Chapter 6: The Prisoner".<mask> married his girlfriend on June 14, 2013. The two were in a relationship. They had a daughter together. He is a Christian. American male actors Activists from Ohio American male film actors American male television actors American male video game actors American male voice actors

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title: Dan Jack Combs

texts: A Justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals from 1983 to 1989 and the Kentucky Supreme Court from 1989 to 1993 was <mask>. In a case that took 15 years to adjudicate, <mask> successfully defended Margaret and Alan McSurely against charges of sedition. The seat on the Kentucky Court of Appeals was up for grabs. He challenged the incumbent for his seat on the Kentucky Supreme Court. During the campaign, he attacked some of Stephenson's previous opinions in violation of a state judicial code that forbade judicial candidates from stating opinions related to cases they might later be asked to rule on. After the election, he was suspended for three months for violating the code, but the suspension was not carried out because he appealed the constitutionality of the code. He was sympathetic to unpopular litigants and causes during his time on the court.He retired from the court in 1993 due to ill health. He was arrested on marijuana charges twice in retirement. He used the drug to help with insomnia and became an advocate for its legalization. He passed away at his home on May 25, 2002. Albert Ghent and Hettie Gilliam <mask> had a child named <mask>, who was born August 22, 1924 in Floyd County, Kentucky. His father worked in the coal mines and was killed in a rockfall, leaving his mother to raise him and his four siblings. During World War II, <mask> served in the United States Naval Air Corps.After helping combat flooding near the town on Betsy Layne, <mask> and some friends purchased a bottle of whisky. 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Margaret and Alan McSurely, two civil rights advocates, were represented by <mask>. The Southern Conference Educational Fund advocated that the poor in the area should band together to oust the political leaders. On August 11, 1967, Commonwealth's Attorney Thomas Ratliff raided the couple's home and arrested them on charges of sedition. Arkansas Senator John Little McClellan used the papers and other property seized in the raid to investigate civil unrest after the Civil Rights movement. The federal judiciary was petitioned to overturn the state's sedition law.The judge told the grand jury that the federal government could not stop them from investigating and returning an indictment because they had reached an agreement with Ratliff not to seek indictments for the McSurelys until the constitutionality of the sedition law was settled. The trial dragged on for years, with <mask> appearing as a witness on the couple's behalf in 1982. On January 7, 1983, a federal jury awarded the McSurelys $2 million for violation of the Fourth Amendment rights against illegal search and seizure, after the sedition law was found unconstitutional. After 32 years in private practice, <mask> was elected to the Kentucky Court of Appeals in 1983. He was elected to the Kentucky Supreme Court in 1988. The Supreme Court Chief Justice's plan to convene the court in the three most populous cities in the 7th District was a point of contention between <mask> and a third candidate. The trip was part of a public education campaign that began in 1986 and was not political.In an election that saw a record-low 15% turnout, both men finished well ahead of the third candidate in the race, who was eliminated from the general election ballot with the loss. On the night of the primary election, <mask> publicly challenged Stephenson to a debate, to be televised on Kentucky Educational Television. A state judicial code forbids candidates for judicial offices to discuss issues that might come before them if elected. The state constitution and the federal Constitution were violated by this code. He accused Stephenson of siding with wealthy litigants over poorer ones, including denying compensation to injured workers and prohibiting felons from owning firearms, which he said violated the Second Amendment. He was suspended from the bench for three months without pay for violating the code in 1990. His First Amendment right to free speech was affected by the code.The suspension was not carried out until the outcome of the case was decided by the Supreme Court. The general election was won by <mask>. He was known as the conscience of the court. The Kentucky Post said that <mask> was a defender of civil liberties and unpopular people. On August 10, 1989, <mask> was thrown from his motorcycle after being hit by a drunk driver. He was released from the hospital the next day. 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 800-273-3217He participated in therapy to treat his condition, but his Psychiatrist said the depression was a permanent condition. On June 30, 1993, <mask> retired from the court because of failing health. He said that he had experienced a stroke 10 months before, and that he had experienced a second. The strokes made his memory worse. The first female justice in the court's history was appointed by Governor Brereton Jones after <mask> recommended his law clerk, Richard Hunt, as his replacement. On December 29, 1994, <mask> filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection. He reported $132,346 in debts, including $20,000 in credit-card debt and $10,000 in delinquent mortgage payments.After a police raid on his house produced a cannabis plant as well as processed marijuana, <mask> and his son were arrested. Police planted evidence to support their charge and initially denied that he had ever used marijuana. He admitted to using the drug to help with insomnia, but said he had only been using it since retiring from the Supreme Court. In a 1992 civil case, the psychiatrists testimony was found to show that <mask> had told him after a 1989 motorcycle accident that he used marijuana for insomnia. His Alzheimer's-like memory disorder made it difficult for him to remember details like when he began smoking marijuana. The charges against <mask> were dropped if he didn't have any more legal issues with drugs for two years. Since his arrest, <mask> admitted to using marijuana.The case made him a celebrity among advocates for the legalization of cannabis, and he was interviewed by High Times magazine. He said he wouldn't seek a prescription for a sleep aid because it would be addictive. Is it constitutionally bound to be in a state of depression if we use natural foods, nature's foods, or God's foods? After allowing his son to smoke marijuana in the family's home, <mask> <mask>, Jr. was arrested for an illegal transaction with a minor in December 1996. The drug's smell was noticed by police when they came to the home to serve the arrest warrant. The younger son of <mask> was confined to the Floyd County juvenile Detention Center because he was a danger to himself and others. The elder <mask> had his son placed on suicide watch and maintained that the incidents, including Allen's decision to detain his son, were part of a political vendetta against him and his family.The 1995 charges against him were reinstituted after his arrest. A Floyd County judge entered a plea of "innocent" on his behalf after he failed to show up for his trial. A 1997 Associated Press story described <mask> as a recovering alcoholic. His memory disorder made it impossible to prove that he intended to break the law. Drug possession charges against the son were dropped. In 1997 <mask> was arrested for writing a cold check to a coal company for reimbursement of damage done by his son. In February 1997 the charge was dropped if <mask> forfeited the $500 he posted as bond.On May 25, 2002, <mask> died at his home in Stanville, Kentucky. He was buried in the family cemetery. 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title: Hamidullah (Guantanamo Bay detainee 1119)

texts: <mask>, a citizen of Afghanistan, was held in the United States's Gitmo Bay detention camp in Cuba. His security number is 1119. According to the Joint Task Force, he was born in 1963. On August 15, 2016 he was transferred to the United Arab Emirates. <mask>, a senior Taliban leader, surrendered on November 24, 2001. He was accused of having ties to the Taliban and had escaped and been living as a refugee in Pakistan. He blamed his capture on false denunciations prompted by his support for the return of former King Zahir Shah.The Combatant Status Review Tribunal had a Summary of Evidence memo prepared by <mask> Haji. The Summary of Evidence memo was prepared for his first annual Administrative Review Board. He was identified as Hamid Allah Mowlowi Saedara Saed Abd Al Razak in 2005. On documents published in response to one of his petitions, he was identified as FNU <mask>. The Combatant Status Review Tribunal was created by the Bush administration in order to protect captives from the war on terror. The Judicial branch challenged the policy. Critics argued that the USA had an obligation to conduct competent tribunals to determine if captives are entitled to the protections of prisoner of war status.The Combatant Status Review Tribunals were instituted by the Department of Defense. The tribunals were only given the power to make a recommendation as to whether the captive had previously been correctly determined to be an enemy combatant. The Hamidullah Haji Combatant Status Review Tribunal had a Summary of Evidence memo. The allegations were listed in the memo. HIG HiG is a terrorist organization that the detainee has established ties to. There was a cache of weapons, including Kalashnikov rifles, machine guns, and rockets. The man was taken into custody at the home of an al Qaida financier.A. A group of 30 men were led by a man who supported hostilities in aid of enemy forces. <mask> participated in the Combatant Status Review Tribunal. <mask> acknowledged being a member of HIG, but fifteen years ago, his family pushed him into it. He served under a commander. Everyone joined one of the groups resisting the Soviets during the invasion of Afghanistan. He cut ties with HiG when the Taliban came to power.He believed that the Taliban would bring unity to Afghanistan, that the tribal wars would disappear, and that he had enlisted with them. He was thrown in prison because of his previous association with HiG. He didn't deny that he had a weapons cache. He said that this would have prevented him from doing the important task. He said he wasn't arrested in the home of the al-Qaeda financier. He said he was arrested in a house where he was told to stay by a Northern Alliance commander. During the Taliban's time in power, he and his family were refugees in Pakistan.He said that he was in charge of a group of fighters during the Soviet occupation. He was sent to the market to shop for food, not the group's commander. He wanted to help bring Zahir Shah back to power after the Americans evicted the Taliban. He said he talked to General Wardak. He said Besmil Khan, the commander of the Northern Alliance sent him a message: "don't do this; we are mujahedin, and the King is a Western guy, and we don't need him." This isn't good for your future. He attended a speech by the founder of HiG.He had never met him. He was asked if there was anything he said during his interrogations that he wanted to expand on. The allegations about storing weapons and the leadership meeting were new to him. During his interrogations, he had never been asked about them. The officers of the tribunal commented on his willingness to cooperate, and asked why he was wearing an orange uniform. Nasrat Khan was the witness. Khan testified that he met <mask> when he joined the HiG and that he had known <mask>'s father.He remembered <mask>'s desertion. <mask>'s Tribunal officers asked him to explain why he was wearing an orange uniform that was not compliant. There were several petitions filed on <mask>'s behalf. The Combatant Status Review Tribunals of 179 captives were published by the Department of Defense. 37 pages from his Tribunal were published by the Department of Defense. The Bush administration tried to prevent attorneys from contacting <mask> during one of his hearings. He was confirmed as an "enemy combatant" on December 13, 2004.On December 11, 2004, his personal representative met with him. The personal representative's notes state that the person wants to appear at the tribunal. The person wants to make a statement. The in-camp witness told me he was Haji Nasrat Khan. Annual Administrative Review Board hearings were scheduled to be held for those who were determined to have been properly classified as "enemy combatant". The Administrative Review Boards were not authorized to review whether a prisoner of war should have been classified as an "enemy combatant". They were given the authority to decide if a person should be held by the United States because they continued to pose a threat, or if they could be returned to their home country.The first annual Administrative Review Board was held on August 5, 2005. Ten of the primary factors favor continued detention and one of the primary factors favors release or transfer, according to the two page memo. The following factors favor continued detaining. The person was a member of the HIG. The Taliban regime took over after he served with the HIG. The founding of the HIG was done by Gulbuddin Hikmatyar, a member of the Hizb-I Islami party. The group was involved in the war against the Soviets.There are long-established ties between HIG and Usama Bin Laden. The person was a member of the Mahaz-e Melli Tanzim. After the fall of the Taliban, the Mahaz-e Melli Tanzim tried to organize supporters in Afghanistan. King Zahir Shah wanted to rebuild the war torn nation by establishing a post-Taliban government. The alleged highest-ranking HIG commander in Kabul in 2003 was the HIG commander who worked directly for Abu Bakr. There was a large weapons cache in Kabul. One of the heads of the Psychological Operations Wing of the HIG was reported to have been arrested.The man was captured in August of 2003 in one of the homes owned by Raouf. In May 2003 the commander of 30 men with ties to the Taliban was arrested and charged with planning an attack on an Afghan National Directorate of Security (NDS) unit in the vicinity of Kabul City, Afghanistan. The HIG member was arrested by the Taliban and placed in jail. He escaped to Pakistan after spending 23 months in jail. While attempting to recruit and organize supporters for Shah and the Mahaz-e Melli, Afghanistan, the Northern Alliance arrested a man but he escaped. The following factors favor release or transfer. The prisoner said he turned to the Islamic faith as a reason not to kill because he was friendly with the United States.<mask> decided to participate in the Administrative Review Board hearing. <mask> spoke about the problems that had beset Afghanistan because of the armed struggle between different groups. Afghanistan has become the world's training ground for terrorism and suicide bombers. He expressed suspicion over the true motives of those who used suicide bombers. He wanted to work for a strong, unified, popular tolerant, democratic government. The United Nations and the United States were welcomed by him. He said that whoever was a true patriot would want to rebuild Afghanistan because of the new conditions under the United States and UN.He said that after the United States intervention some of their nominal allies worked to hurt the new regime and cause chaos. He believed that some people in the new regime did not have the best interests of the new regime in mind. He suspected that the Russians were behind the chaos. A Summary of Evidence was prepared for the second annual Administrative Review Board. There are eight "primary factors" that favor continued detention and two "primary factors" that favor release or transfer. The class border is1: a. The person was a member of the Hezb-I Islami Gulbuddin for 10 years.The Shah and the Mahaz-e Melli were trying to organize supporters. The detainee escaped after being arrested by the Northern Alliance. The man was arrested by the Taliban because of his association with the Hezb-I Islami Gulbuddin. He escaped to Pakistan after spending 23 months in jail. The Mahaz-e Melli group was secretly recruited by the prisoner. Rumors were spread that the prisoner was involved with the Taliban and al Qaeda. The Hezb-I Islami Gulbuddin was founded by the leader of the Heab-I Islami party in 1977.In the war against the Soviets, it was one of the major groups. In August of 2003 a man was captured in a home owned by an al  Qaeda financier. The person was an Iranian intelligence officer. The source's reliability is not determined. A source said that a man with ties to the Taliban was the leader of 30 men who were planning an attack on an Afghan security unit. The following factors favor release or transfer. The only reason he worked for the Hezb-I Islami Gulbuddin was that they would provide food and money for the members and their families."valign" is the top of the page. The prisoner said he turned to the Islamic faith as a reason not to kill because he was friendly with the United States. In September 2007, the Department of Defense published a summarized transcript from the second Administrative Review Board hearing. The notes from the Enemy Combatant election form were reported by <mask>'s assisting military officer. They met for an interview. His military officer said he was very attentive and cooperative during the interview. Refugee in Pakistan need to have an ID card in order to receive food aid.ID cards were issued by militia groups. Membership in the militia is not implied by possession of one of these cards. More than two million refugees have been issued HIG ID cards. Civil action no. Habeas corpus The case was re- initiated in late 2008. The Military Commissions Act of 2006 made it clear that captives at Gitmo were no longer entitled to access the US civil justice system. The United States Supreme Court ruled in June of 2008 that the Military Commissions Act could not remove the right to access the US Federal Court.All previous captives' petitions were eligible to be re-instated. The judges considering the captives' petitions would be looking at the evidence used to make the allegations that the men and boys were enemy combatant. Several dozen captives including <mask> were protected by a protective order. Afghan extrajudicial prisoners of the United States, Afghan refugees, and prisoners of the Taliban are some of the people mentioned.

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