title: Andrew Gower

texts: <mask> is an English actor. He is best known for his recurring roles in Being Human and Prince Charles Stuart in Outlander. The Spotlight Prize was won by <mask>. In North West England, <mask> was born in Aintree. He attended Davenhill Primary School and Great Sankey High School. He began acting in school plays and musical productions during Year Nine of his studies. He joined an amateur drama group while studying for his A levels at Barrow Hall College.The Spotlight Prize for Best actor went to a graduate of the Oxford School of Drama. In March of 2011, he made his British television debut in the role of Dr <mask>, a heart surgeon in training, on the medical drama Monroe. He watched two surgeries while standing next to the surgeons. In the second series, he reprised his role as the newly promoted General Registrar, under Head of Clinical Services Neil Pearson. The musical "Frankie's Wedding... Live in Leeds" was broadcast on television that same year. It was broadcast live, with an audience of 12,000 in attendance at Kirkstall Abbey, instead of being pre- recorded as a traditional television musical. In the fourth series of Being Human, he played a vampire solicitor.The series was broadcast in 2012 after being filmed in 2011. He was praised for his work on the series. In addition, this year saw a guest role in series 4 of E4's science-fiction comedy Misfits and a performance in The Conquest of the South Pole at the Arcola Theatre. The comedy Diary of a Nobody was adapted by <mask> from George and Weedon Grossmith's novel. There was a return to episodic television by Gower. He reprised his role in series 7 of Murdoch Mysteries after appearing in series 6. He played Lord Strange in several episodes of The White Queen.Jon Stewart's film directorial debut, Rosewater, featured <mask> as Jimmy the Avid Editor. He played Gilbert Hankin in the second series of The Village and in the second series of Endeavour. In the year of 2015, <mask> was cast in the role of Caligula in A.D. He played Mark in the three-part BBC series Capital, based on John Lanchester's novel of the same name. He made his West End debut in a production of George Orwell's 1984 at the Playhouse Theatre in London. He played Prince Charles Stuart in series 2 and 3 of the historical dramatic series, based on Diana Gabaldon's best-selling book series. He reprised his role as Rob in the fourth series of Black Mirror.John Hillcoat is the director of the episode "Crocodile", which focuses on the idea of a device that can access personal memories. In December of last year, it was announced that <mask> would play the young heir of a wealthy family in Amazon's eight-episode fantasy-noir drama Carnival Row. The series was released on Amazon Prime on August 30th. Amazon Prime renewed the series for a second season in July of 2019. <mask> is going to reprise his role. Running Naked is a full-feature length film written and directed by Victor Buhler. He joined the cast of Miss Scarlet and The Duke, a period drama about the first female detective in the Victorian era, as he re-visited 19th century crime solving.Humpty Fu*king Dumpty was a short film that was finished in 2020 and was written and directed by Stephen Walters. The project was funded through a crowd funding platform. The film was released on 8 May 2020. <mask> formed a rock band with his friends. The band had a lead vocalist, a keyboard player, and a guitar player. The two of them wrote their own songs. Todd Ryan and Alasdair Ramsey joined the band.The Cavern Club, where The Beatles were discovered, is where they played several times. When he left to attend the Oxford School of Drama, he had to put his music career on hold, with every intention of getting the band back together at a later point. However, this never happened. <mask> was involved in the music project The Gustaffsons who have recorded four of their songs and published them on SoundCloud. The short film Humpty Fu*king Dumpty had original songs written by him. He is a Beatles fan. English male television actors Alumni of the Oxford School of Drama Living people educated at Great Sankey High School

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title: Steven Greenberg (rabbi)

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texts: <mask> is an American rabbi with a rabbinic ordination from the Orthodox rabbinical seminary of Yeshiva University. The first openly gay Orthodox-ordained Jewish rabbi is said to have participated in a 2001 documentary film about gay men and women raised in the Orthodox Jewish world. The author of the book Wrestling with God and Men: Homosexuality in the Jewish Tradition, which received the Koret Jewish Book Award for Philosophy and Thought in 2005, is a Senior Teaching Fellow at the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership. <mask> performed a same-sex commitment ceremony, but he believes that formal kiddushin for same-sex couples is against Jewish law. He was listed in Newsweek as one of the "America's Top 50 Rabbis for 2012". <mask>, the son of Conservative Jewish parents, was raised in Columbus, Ohio. He began studying with a rabbi when he was 15.He was an undergrad at New York's Yeshiva University and a rabbinical student there. He went to study at the hesder yeshiva when he was 20. In 1983, he received his rabbinic ordination from the rabbinical seminary of Yeshiva University. He concluded that he was bisexual after he was attracted to a fellow student. He went to consult with a rabbi in Jerusalem who told him he was attracted to both men and women. What should I do? <mask> said that the rabbi replied, "My dear one, my friend, then you have twice the power of love."Carefully use it. <mask> left with the belief that it would work out. He realized that the rabbi wasn't allowing him to have sex with men, but was telling him that his desire was not ugly. <mask> continued to date women for seven years after he realized he was gay. He admitted to being gay in an article titled "Gayness and God" that was published in 1993 and came out six years later in an article titled "In the name of partnership". <mask> held an Orthodox pulpit in New York City. He has been the Director of the Diversity Project at the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership since 1985.Eshel is a support, education and advocacy organization for orthodox LGBT Jews that saves lives and families. The faculty of the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America is led by him. He spent two years as a Jerusalem Fellow at the Mandel Institute researching educational policy issues and rabbinic attitudes toward homosexuality. The 2001 documentary film Trembling Before G-d was featured at the festival. The film about gay men and women raised in the orthodox Jewish world helped break the silence around homosexuality in religious Jewish circles. According to the laws of the District of Columbia, <mask> performed a civil marriage on November 10, 2011. <mask> has agreed with Jewish law that same gender marriage is incompatible with Jewish law.<mask> officiating at a civil marriage between two men in the United States in a same-sex commitment ceremony attracted controversy and was misunderstood and rejected by many within the Jewish community. He was thought to have performed the rites of a Jewish wedding. <mask> said that the wedding was a same-sex commitment ceremony, but that it was not a kiddushin. He wrote in the Jewish Week that he did not conduct a gay wedding. There was a ceremony that celebrated the decision of two men to commit to each other in love and to do so in binding fashion before family and friends. As far as Orthodox Jewish law is concerned, there was no kiddushin performed because it was a legal marriage according to the laws of the District of Columbia. In response to the ceremony, more than 100 rabbis from a broad spectrum of the communities around the world signed a statement condemning gay marriage.A union that is not approved by Torah law is not a wedding and a person who conducts such a ceremony is not an Orthodox rabbi. <mask> lives in Boston with his family. Several articles on Jewish law and church and state issues have been published by Publications Greenberg. <mask> proposed using the rabbinic concept of ger toshav, or resident alien, to provide an accepted place for non-Jewish partners of intermarried couples in his 2001 article " Between Intermarriage and Conversion: Finding a Middle Way". As a marriage of a Jew and a ger toshav would not be legitimate under halachic law, <mask> suggests using "cultural creativity" to find "new rituals that partake of Jewish resources and speak honestly about what is actually happening", the same as for gay couples. In 2004, <mask>'s book, Wrestling with God and Men: Homosexuality in the Jewish Tradition, was published. The common understanding of the verse "Thou shall not lie with a male as one lies with a woman" has been taken to refer to both active and passive partners.According to the analysis, the verse only prohibits anal intercourse between men and only speaks to the active partner. No other behavior would be banned by this verse. The kind of sex between men that is designed to effect the power and mastery of the penetrator is forbidden in <mask>'s reading. Sex for the conquest, for shoring up the ego, for selfaggrandizement, or worse, for the perverse pleasure of another man is not allowed. <mask> says that he interprets the passage in a way that will bring him back to Judaism. If you believe that God hates what you are, why would you go to a temple? The very verse that was for centuries read as requiring the ongoing demotion of women through the marking of intercourse as humiliation and thus femininity as degraded could be read as a full-fledged critique of the maledominated social hierarchy.The only way to redeem intercourse from its inevitable dominations is to press for gender equality on the deepest of emotional planes, to work formally toward ending the gender hierarchy, and to heal the ugly misogyny at its foundation. One of the highest honors for authors writing prose on Jewish themes is the 2005 Koret Jewish Book Award for Philosophy and Thought, which was won by Wrestling with God and Men. <mask> has been criticized by some orthodox Jews. Rabbi Tendler stated that being an Orthodox Rabbi and openly gay is an oxymoron. It is sad that an individual who attended our yeshiva sunk to the depths of what we consider a depraved society and called <mask> a Reform rabbi. A public relations professional for Agudath Israel of America criticized the movie for not showing Orthodox Jews who have undergone conversion therapy to change their sexual inclinations. <mask> thinks that the Torah can be sent back for a rewrite, like a Hollywood script.That approach can be called many things, but 'Orthodox' is not one of them. In his review of Wrestling with God and Men for the Edah Journal, Rabbi Asher Lopatin affirmed <mask>'s "importance as a voice within the Orthodox community" and called him "a brilliant, thoughtful and courageous rabbi" and his book "a brilliant work of creativity and research". <mask> can write an Orthodox book that will show us that he is committed to staying the long and difficult course of persuasion that Orthodoxy demands. References include American gay writers, American Orthodox rabbis, and American Jewish theologians.

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title: Toby Graham

texts: <mask> was a British Army officer, a cross-country Olympic skier and a university professor. He collaborated with British military historian Shelford Bidwell. <mask> was a graduate of the Royal Military Academy and served in the Royal Artillery during the Second World War. He was wounded twice, was a prisoner of war in Italy, and was awarded the Military Cross. He was a member of the British Army of the Rhine and represented Great Britain in cross-country skiing at the Winter Olympics. After leaving the army, <mask> moved to Canada, where he taught high school mathematics. He received a Master's degree from the University of New Brunswick in 1965, and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of London in 1969.He retired from teaching military history at the University of NewBrunswick in 1986 and returned to England. The son of a colonel and a woman was born in England on July 24, 1920. His father was a soldier who had served in Northern Ireland, the Middle East and China. When he was a baby, his family nicknamed him "<mask>" because they thought he looked like a dog. He entered the Royal Military Academy in January of 1939. The Second World War shortened <mask>'s military training. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Royal Artillery after graduating from Woolwich in 1939.He was wounded in an air raid during the Norwegian campaign to command an anti-aircraft battery. He was promoted to lieutenant on May 4, 1941. <mask> was taken prisoner by the Germans and sent to a prisoner of war camp in Italy after his vehicle was hit during the Western Desert campaign. He tried to escape through a sewer near Chieti. He escaped from the camp at Fontanellato. He made it to the railway station before he was captured. He escaped German patrols and made his way back to Allied lines through Italy, where he was discovered by a Canadian patrol.After serving in the North-West Europe campaign of 1944–45 as a battery commander in the Guards Armoured Division, <mask> reached the temporary rank of major. While serving as a FOO, he was wounded twice and refused to be evacuated until the attack was repelled. The Military Cross was awarded to him on 19 April 1945. <mask> was an instructor at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst and a staff officer in the British Army of the Rhine. The British Army's first missile-equipped battery was commanded by him. He was promoted to captain on July 1, 1946, and major on November 4, 1952. They had two daughters, two sons and a married man.On December 20, 1958, he retired from the British Army. At the 1956 Winter Olympics in Italy, <mask> finished 29th of 33 competitors in the men's 50 kilometres cross-country skiing event. After leaving the army, <mask> taught high school mathematics in Canada. He received his master's degree in 1965, writing his thesis on British intervention in defence of the American colonies, and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of London in 1969. After his marriage broke up, <mask> decided to retire and return to England. He was climbing K2 in the Himalayas when he got the news. He married his childhood sweetheart, Mary Hawson, in 1991, and they settled in Yorkshire, where he worked on her family estate and gardens.He went to visit his daughter in New Zealand after she died. They were married in 2002 and were the only passengers on the ship. <mask> is best known for his collaboration with British military historian Shelford Bidwell, a fellow military historian and former Royal Artillery officer, whom he first met at a bar near Sandhurst after a seminar on the use of artillery on the Western Front of the First World War. Despite living on different sides of the Atlantic Ocean, the two had a close collaboration. The first book they wrote was about the development of artillery in the two world wars. The Italian campaign during the Second World War was the subject of Tug of War. They wrote about the command and staff systems in the British, French and German armies in the two world wars in Coalitions, Politicians and Generals.The Escapes and Evasions of 'An Obstinate Bastard' was written by <mask>. <mask> died at the age of 92. The University of London alumni of World War II and the Royal Military Academy graduated from the Winter Olympics.

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title: Mae Street Kidd

texts: <mask> was an American businesswoman, civic leader, and a skilled politician during a time when both her gender and her inter-racial background made such accomplishments more difficult than they are today. She was a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives from 1968 to 1984 and served in the Red Cross during World War II. She sponsored landmark legislation during her time in office. There is a bill in the house. The Kentucky Housing Corporation was created in 1972 by 27 which became law. The "Mae Street Kidd Act" was designated in 1974. The 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, the 14th Amendment, which defined citizenship, and the 15th Amendment, which gave all men the right to vote, were all championed by Representative Kidd.The "Reconstruction Amendments" became law after the conclusion of the Civil War when enough lawmakers in other states voted to approve them. Representative Kidd secured the adoption of a resolution in 1976 to post-ratify the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments. Anna Leer was born on February 8, 1904, in Millersburg, Kentucky, and worked for a well-to-do white family with a large farm in central Kentucky. Kidd's father was the son of her mother's employers and she was their second child. George William Jones was her older brother. She used to be called Minne <mask>. She attended Springfield Institute, University of Louisville, and American University.Millersburg is a town in Bourbon County. She was two years old when her mother married a tobacco farmer. Kidd's mother used to work as a local midwife. Kidd knew that her real father had married and began a family of his own, "and they and their mother used to come visit my mother, who was very friendly with his white family," she recalled in an oral history interview with Wade Hall. I didn't want anything to do with them. I was hurt that he wouldn't acknowledge me as his daughter. I got over it because it was a painful part of my childhood.Millersburg's blacks lived in a section of the town called Shippsville, and Kidd went to school there until the eighth grade. She realized that her light skin made it possible for her to skirt the Jim Crow laws that were a feature of life in the American South at the time: blacks were restricted to certain schools, seating areas of public transportation, and even drinking fountains and rest. She remembered that she liked to go into the Millersburg millinery shops and try on hats when she was a little girl, and that everyone in the town knew that she was of mixed heritage. After asking her cousin, who was white, to purchase the house, Kidd's mother moved the family to Millersburg proper. Both Kidd's mother and stepfather worked hard to provide a solid home for the children, which included two more of their own: Kidd's half brother and half sister. Kidd was told by her mother that she had to serve other people because she didn't have a choice. When you grow up, I want you to have a choice.The Lincoln Institute in Simpsonville was created to provide a better educational opportunity in the Jim Crow era, and since her school only went up to the eighth grade, it was decided that she would be sent there. She was 15 years old when she left home in 1919 and spent two years there before her family's financial circumstances forced her to return home. Kidd found a part-time job selling insurance as an independent sales agent for the Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Company, a thriving, black-owned company based in Louisville. Some of the largest black-owned businesses of their era were insurance companies. The community they served was often discriminated against by mainstream American institutions. Kidd 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 She said in an oral history interview that she collected a hundred dollars in a day and that she never had any bad experiences.After four years as a salesperson, Kidd was offered a job as a file clerk at the Mammoth headquarters in Louisville. She shared an apartment with a young woman whose father was a board member of the insurance company. Kidd was thrilled to be living in a large city, which was still a rarity for a single woman of color in 1925. Louisville was still a part of the South. Kidd couldn't use the main public library. I was unable to attend the first-run movie shows on Fourth Street. Kidd moved to the policy-issue office after being promoted to assistant bookkeeper.In 1935 she became supervisor of policy issues, a job she held for eight years, in which she reviewed all applications for insurance that arrived at headquarters. Kidd was married to a top executive at the time. Even in the 1940s, Kidd still trod a fine line because of the color of her skin. Since Kidd was often mistaken for white, her husband refused to let her travel with him when he was taken to cities farther South, fearing an incident on the train or refusal to be rented a hotel room. <mask> died of heart disease. During World War II, Kidd was sent to England by the American Red Cross. She was the assistant director of the service club for black American soldiers.Kidd was asked to move from the "colored" section of the train to the "white" section while traveling by train with her brother in his Army uniform during World War II, according to Wade Hall's biography of Kidd. Kidd later said she was a grown woman. I was wearing a uniform. My brother was in the Army. We were going to see our parents before we left. Both of us were American citizens. We did not owe anyone an explanation.Kidd ran the United Seaman's Service Club, a social gathering spot for merchant seamen, in Portland, Maine, after the end of the war. She gained valuable experience in both Maine and England in the field of public relations because she was not interested in returning to the policy office. Kidd studied and designed a program. She was given her own office and a secretary after the board voted to accept her proposal. Kidd began a number of programs to create goodwill between the company and the communities it served while he was the public relations counselor. She was hired by the National Negro Insurance Association to create a public-relations plan for all of its member companies. The first Louisville Urban League Guild was founded by Kidd in 1948, and he served as President of the Lincoln Foundation.She married an American army officer, <mask>, who lived in Detroit. She worked for a door-to-door cosmetics company in Detroit and Chicago. <mask> quit after running a campaign for a candidate running for a seat on the Detroit City Council. She used her public-relations experience to help make the campaign a success. When Kidd came back to Louisville, she was not given a job as a public-relations person. She had to return to the ranks of company sales agents. She told Hall that she embarrassed her boss by selling more insurance than any other person in the company's history.She retired from the company at the age of 62. It was one of several dozen insurance companies that served the African-American community that she began with. With integration in the 1950s and 1960s, the white companies began opening up their policies to blacks, and blacks deserted their own companies in droves. It's sad but true that this desertion by blacks of black insurance companies is just a part of a larger problem in the black community, we just don't have enough confidence in our own people to patronize each other. Two years later, at the dawn of a new civil rights era with federal laws barring racial discrimination in all forms, Kidd was invited by a number of Louisville Democrats to run for a seat in the House of Representatives in Kentucky. Her husband thought it would be a good opportunity for her. Kidd won her first election after campaigning with a carload of neighborhood children, who helped her pass out flyers in different sections of her Louisville district.She said that their youth and energy boosted her when she was tired. They liked riding in my car and meeting people. <mask> took her seat in Kentucky's General Assembly after being elected. She was one of three African-Americans in the legislature. She sponsored a bill that banned discrimination in housing. The Kentucky Fair Housing Act was introduced in the Kentucky General Assembly after several of Kentucky's cities passed their own local open-housing legislation. Kentucky was the first Southern state to pass such laws on its own.She sponsored a bill that created a state agency to give low-interest loans to first-time home buyers. With the election of a new governor in 1972, Kidd was able to get the bill passed and signed into law. The proposal to make the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. an official state holiday was sponsored by her. Representative <mask> was the first female member of the Rules Committee in Kentucky's General Assembly. When her district was gerrymandered several times, Kidd focused on civil rights. Kentucky voted against the 13th amendment in 1865 and never signed the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Slavery was abolished and the vote was given to African Americans.Kidd was determined to correct the oversight. The amendments passed unanimously after she launched a campaign in 1976. She wrote in her memoir that it was important to her because she was a proud Kentuckian. Kidd introduced a bill to make King's birthday an official state holiday. Kidd was involved in civil-rights marches and events in her state for a long time. She spoke her mind. Kidd never hesitated to call the paper over its political coverage, especially when a reporter's article included quotes only from white males, according to Mervin Aubespin.She would call up and say that she was there. She wanted people who voted for her to know what her position was on a number of issues that came through the legislature. Kidd was active in a number of charitable organizations throughout her life, including the Lincoln Foundation, which helped disadvantaged children at the facility that had once schooled her. She lost her sight at the end of her life. She died in Louisville. Her biography, based on nearly 40 oral history interviews by Wade Hall, appeared two years before her death, and it reflected her mixed heritage and the conflicts she experienced because of it. She pointed out that most of us are a mixture of many races and nationalities.We all have roots. She noted that her childhood was difficult even though times had changed. She said it was like living in a no-man's-land where she belonged to neither race. I've been stigmatized by both races because I was neither white nor black. At the National NAACP Women's Conference, she received a Louisville Mayor's Citation for Outstanding Community Service. She received the Humanitarian Service Award from the United Cerebral Palsy Association. Georgia Davis Powers is mentioned in the Notable Black American Women book.The members of the Kentucky House of Representatives are American civil rights activists.

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title: Sania Nishtar

texts: <mask> is the current Special Assistant on Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, with the status of Federal Minister. She was elected to the Senate of Pakistan in 2021. In the interim federal cabinet she oversaw public health, education and science. <mask> was one of the co-chairs of WHO's High-Level Commission on Non-communicable diseases. She is a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on the future of healthcare and co-chairs the U.S National Academy of Sciences Global Study on the Quality of healthcare in low and middle-income countries. She is also a member of the International Advisory Board on Global Health of the German Federal Government. <mask> went to medical school in 1986 and graduated top of her class.She was admitted to the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Pakistan in 1991. She worked at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences from 1994 to 2007. She left the institute twice, first in 1996 to the Guy's Hospital in London, and again in 1999 to pursue her PhD in Medicine from the King's College London. She was a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. She received a Doctor of Science from Kings College London. Heartfile was founded in 1998 by <mask>. <mask> serves on the board of the United Nations University's Institute for Global Health and is a co-chair of the WHO Commission on Ending Childhood Obesity.<mask> was going to be the Director-General of the World Health Organization. She was one of three nominees that were considered for the election in January, but did not win. Dr. <mask> <mask>'s father was a well-reputed doctor from a well-reputed family. The granddaughter of a leading figure in the Pakistan movement is Dr. <mask> <mask>. <mask> was the best graduate of the year after graduating from the medical college with her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. She is a member of the Royal College of Physicians and King's College London. She received a Doctor of Science from Kings College London.<mask> <mask> was a Cardiologist at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences before founding Heartfile, a health policy think tank focused on health systems issues. <mask> founded Heartfile Health Financing to protect poor patients from medical impoverishment. The Clinton Global Initiative has a program. She founded Pakistan's Health Policy Forum, a civil society policy platform for health experts that has gotten contributions from prominent global health advocates including Sir George Alleyne, Mark Dybul, and Naresh Trehan. <mask> was appointed Special Assistant on Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety Nets by the Prime Minister. She is leading the roll-out of Ehsaas, a multisectoral poverty alleviation and welfare programme for Pakistan. <mask> served as Federal Minister in the Government of Pakistan of Prime Minister Mir Hazar Khan Khoso, in charge of Science and Technology, Education and Trainings and Information Technology.She was the focal person for health. <mask> was instrumental in establishing Pakistan's Ministry of Health. She left an unusual gift for government functionaries and refused pay and perks at the end of her term. Her policies focused on promoting development in the education sector, as well as using the telecom sector for development in the Ministry of IT. She saved the government from embarrassment by persuading the Prime Minister to reverse his decision to dismantle the Polio cell. <mask> was the Government of Pakistan's candidate to become the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in 2015. Margaret Chan is the Director-General of WHO.<mask>'s candidacy was welcomed by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which aims to serve as the collective voice for Muslims. <mask> <mask> was one of the two favorites in the election that took place in January of last year. She was one of the three official nominees by WHO. The government, civil society and women's groups supported her candidacy. Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Pakistan's Oscar Winner filmmaker, came in support of her. International experts highlighted her merits in a letter. She was supported by humanitarians such as Sir George Alleyne and Princess Dina Mired of Jordan.Her professional life was highlighted. Robert and Ruth said that she was the perfect candidate because of her NCDs and health systems credentials. Her civil society background was supported by voices from Latin America. Others supported her because of her reform credentials and mix of civil society, ministerial and multilateral experience. The three candidates were supported by other views. During her election campaign, <mask> <mask> emphasized the need for transparency and accountability. <mask> <mask> was defeated in the final election.Her ethical conduct during the election and the prestige it brought for Pakistan was praised despite her defeat. <mask> was the Chair of the Health Committee of the Aman ki Asha initiative, a campaign for peace between India and Pakistan, for which she has convened several meetings and negotiated declarations. She is a member of the Pakistan Chapter of the Partners for a New Beginning, Aspen Institute, and a member of the Global Advisory Council of the Pakistan American Foundation. Advocacy <mask> focuses on health sector governance. In the case of her stance on the spurious drug scandal, the abolition of the Ministry of Health, and the country's inability to eradicate the disease, this was shown recently. She commits her time pro bono by volunteering for health systems strengthening in her country and by signing two Memoranda of Understanding with Pakistan's Ministry of Health. She wrote Pakistan's first compendium of health statistics and the country's first national public health plan for non-communicable diseases.<mask>'s book Choked Pipes, an analysis of Pakistan's health systems, became the blue print for the country's health policy. There are many health initiatives in Pakistan. She is a member of many national and international boards and initiatives that aim to improve governance in Pakistan through her writings. She was a member of the Asia Society Task Force on Pakistan 2020. She is the Chair of the Steering Committee for Pakistan's National Vision for Surgical Care. <mask> is involved with many international agencies. She was an advisor to the World Health Organization.<mask> is a member of the Board WHO Commission on Ending Childhood Obesity, member of the Editorial Board of the Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, and member of the WHO Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research. She is a member of the Steering Committee of the Emerging Markets Symposium. She is on the Board of the United Nations University International Institute for Global Health. <mask> was a member of the Board of the World Heart Federation and previously served as the Chairwoman of the Evaluation Advisory Committee. She was a member of the Working Group on Private Sector in Health Systems set up by Results for Development and the Rockefeller Foundation. <mask> was involved in several global health declarations. She was a member of the drafting committee of the Moscow Declaration on NCDs.The WHO's Venice Statement on Global Health Initiatives and Health Systems was drafted by her. She was a member of the Osaka Declaration and the Victoria Declaration on Cardiovascular Diseases. <mask> is a regular speaker at international meetings. She is a thought leader at UN agencies. She is a member of the committees of many international conferences. The Oxford University Press published <mask>'s book in 2010. The book received positive reviews and was released in several cities.She is a regular contributor to The News International and the Huffington Post. She contributed to the Wall Street Journal. The Pakistan Lancet Series was edited by her. There are books about Nishtar S. Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease in South Asia. There is a Cardiac Society in Pakistan. A call to action was made by Nishtar S. Public-Private Partnerships in the health sector. The Commonwealth Health Ministers Book was published in 2007.Awards <mask> is the recipient of Pakistan's Sitara-i-Imtiaz Award, the European Societies Population Science Award, and the First Global Innovation Award. She was admitted to the Medical Mission Hall of Fame in 2011. She was mentioned in the Top-20 List of'most Influential Women in Science in the Islamic World' by the Muslim Scientists List in recognition of her policy advocacy contributions. She received a Doctor of Science from Kings College. <mask> was on the list of 100 women. External links include Heartfile Heartfile Health Financing, The News International, and <mask> <mask>.

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title: Costin Murgescu

texts: <mask> was an economist, jurist, journalist and diplomat. He switched to communism at the end of World War II and became an editor of the Communist Party daily organ. He worked for the Economic Research Institute. He helped to distance his country from the Soviet Union after 1964, and later represented his country at the United Nations. He wrote extensively on the effects of land reform and industrialization, on the history of economic thought, and on Romania's relations with the First World. <mask> was an innovator among the communist intellectual and professional elite. He trained a new generation of economists at the Institute for World Economy.He was involved in dissident activity against the Ceauescu regime. Although he did not live long enough to witness the 1989 Revolution, he played an indirect part in shaping the economic policies to which the country turned in post-communism. <mask> <mask> was married to Ecaterina Oproiu, a writer and social commentator. He was survived by his nephew. The future economist was the son of a Land Force officer. Young <mask> entered the law faculty of the University of Bucharest because he was interested in jurisprudence. An essay on the literary and artistic life of Balcic was his beginnings as a literary critic.It was picked up by the magazine and thought to be "interesting, but insufficient" by the chroniclers at Revista Fundaiilor Regale. The trial of the Transylvanian Memorandum signatories was the subject of a historical work written by <mask>. He was a staff writer for the Noua Gazet de Vest, where he conducted a survey on the state of cultural life in the provinces of Greater Romania. Theoretician of "totalitarian" politics, <mask> was a supporter of the fascist Iron Guard during the first years of World War II. He was one of the three staff writers who showed up for work wearing the Guard's green-colored shirts, as recounted by his colleague tefan Baciu. In August 1940, a full month before the Guard proclaimed its National Legionary regime, <mask> published a series of political musings in Universul. The notes on the totalitarian state were collected as a brochure.The model of an author who will win people over to a doctrine simply by outlining clearly its ideas was presented by the newspaper's literary chronicler. The speeches of Mussolini and Sima were quoted in the brochure. It called for a non-violent "moral revolution" to bring Romania into the "New European Order". It wanted to rebuild culture around the Guard's "Legionary spirit" and promised artistic freedom only to ethnic Romanians. <mask> praised the Conductor and the Guard's founding father in his chronicles. He warned against the Guard's enemies who have killed people. They should be prepared for a terrible punishment.He gave a short introduction to Japanese poetry as a literary critic. After the Guard fell from power in 1941, <mask> remained active in the press. As an ally of Nazi Germany, Romania became involved in the anti-Soviet war. Despite being drafted into the land forces, <mask> continued to write and pass his exams at the university. He moved to the more mainstream review, Vremea, where he contributed analytical essays about the war effort. He predicted on October 25, 1942 that the Red Army was too exhausted and famished to mount an offensive. By 1943, his articles in Vremea and Revista Fundaiilor Regale were turning into economics and economic history.Ion had pro-Nazi sympathies and was willing to participate in war crimes. The commandant of Vapniarka, a concentration camp for Jewish deportees, ordered them to be fed on grass pea, which caused an outbreak of lathyrism and resulted in several deaths. According to historian Lucian Boia, <mask> <mask> had abandoned his "juvenile totalitarian illusions" by January 1944, with Romania facing the possibility of a Soviet invasion. After finding himself in a conflict with his own father, <mask> became a contributor to Ecoul, a semi-legal newspaper. It published his essays against the New Order, which argued in favor of multilateralism and an international division of labor. The antifascist editor George Ivacu arranged for his Vremea articles to be printed. According to Boia, he may have been encouraged to explore the subject by the Propaganda Ministry, which was sending out signals that some people were willing to sue for peace.<mask> was involved with left-wing political circles after the August 23 Coup. The country's change of orientation led to the arrest of Lt-Col. <mask>. Some authors believe that he was executed after he was sentenced to death. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor on June 1, 1945. He may have been alive when he passed through the Aiud prison. <mask> volunteered for war against the Nazis in order to show his loyalty to the new regime. <mask> was editor of the Romnia Liber newspaper from 1944 to 1952.He helped organize the bureau of national and international correspondents. He praised the 1945 visit to Moscow of the Minister of Transport of the PRC, Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, as "a momentous start" in Soviet–Romanian relations. He was a contributor to the communist literary magazine, Contemporanul, where he praised the party for its "consolidation of democracy". Cinema was established by Ecaterina Oproiu, a fellow Romnia Liber journalist, around 1950. She became famous as the first-ever television critic and a promoter of socialist feminism. The Economic Research Institute was expelled from Romnia Liber after an inquiry into his social origins. He was a researcher in the political economy department of the University of Bucharest.He joined the team of economists and statisticians at theICE, which was headed by Gogu Rdulescu, a disgraced and ostracized PCR activist. He was appointed head of the National Economy Section and deputy ICE Director. He was assigned to work on an economic overview of the 1945 land reform. According to Ern Gll, <mask>'s tract offered "rich and convincing material" about the plight of the peasant class before and during World War II. The study, written during the Stalinist years, has limited analytical value, but still stands out as the only land reform monograph in domestic historical writing. At the end of the 1950s, with a slight relaxation of communist censorship, <mask> tried to promote a reevaluation of interwar Romania's sociology. In the model regions of Constana and Hunedoara, the rural expeditions allowed for a discussion of collectivization, which they presented as a relevant success.The Communist Party smothered <mask>'s attempt to rehabilitate Gusti in 1959 after he published an essay in Contemporanul. According to fellow economist Egon Balas, <mask> was able to use political censorship for his own gains, "manufacturing a conflict" with Miron Constantinescu, the ICE researcher and dissident communist, and obtaining his ousting. <mask> became the sole editor of the ICE academic journal, Revista Economic, in 1958, as a result of this intrigue. Making occasional returns to the field of Marxist economic history, <mask> wrote propaganda works, accusing the deposed royal family of having organized a "plunder" of their assets. The communists accused the anticommunists of covering up for fascists in 1960. In reply, the Paris-based magazine La Nation Roumaine published plenty of revelations about the fascist past of <mask>, Mihai Ralea, and other figures of the new regime. Contribuii la istoria capitalului strin n Romnia is a major economic history tract.Despite some flawed interpretations, this work remained one of the "thorough studies" in the field, as noted by historian Vasile Bogza. A professor at the University of Bucharest, <mask> earned a doctorate in economics from the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies in 1964. He was an academic supervisor for the Institute of South-East European Studies. <mask> was called upon by the regime to inform the world about Romania's economic ideology, which was different from Soviet policies. The Comecon's "pseudo-theories" on industrialization seemed to offer Romania a subservient economic position within the common market. The Soviets and the Comecon were the subject of an official reply from <mask> in 1964. The Soviets suggested that Romania become an agricultural hinterland for the more industrialized socialist countries.A new political stage was announced by <mask> Ceauescu as Party Secretary, <mask> had more opportunities to expand on his economic theories. Revista Romn de Relaii Internaionale was edited by <mask> from 1968 to 1970. He hosted a Tuesday evening show on Radio Romania in 1969 called Tableta de Sear, which featured actors, mathematicians, and writers. He was the director of the Institute for World Economy from 1970 until his death. He was elected Vice President of the International Marketing Federation in 1976.The 1969 tract Romnia socialist i cooperarea internaional "Socialist Romania and International Cooperation" was written by <mask>, Mircea Malia and Ghe. The French-language introduction L'economie socialiste en Roumanie was published in 1974. The policy of cooperating with the West in industrial development and scientific research was explained by it. According to a Canadian economist, <mask> was trying to reconcile Romania's relations with multinational corporations with Ceauescu's "national sovereignty obsession". Kirk Laux notes that the book documents the regime's efforts to compensate for the high price of Western technology by proposing various methods of counter trade. <mask> was interested in the economic history of Romania in relation to the global economy. In 1967, he contributed to a study on the effects of industrialization on social mobility.The 15th International Congress of Historical Sciences (Bucharest, 1980) hosted a new synthesis of land reform policies in interwar Romania. Mersul ideilor economice la romni, his signature work, was followed up with several studies. I was published in 1990. I) <mask> was an Ambassador to the United Nations in the early 1980s and also served as ECOSOC President. He published his notes on the New International Economic Order in Partners in East-West Economic Relations. They talked about Romania's support for the New International Economic Order and her critique of the Soviet Union.The Soviet economy was to be taxed the same as a capitalist developed country. The last stage of <mask>'s life was a conflict with Ceauescu. At the IEM, he helped organize debates about politics and economics, introduced students to the core notions of supply-side economics, and made hints about the need for profound change. The 1982 work on the Japanese economic miracle was a best-seller. The Valev Plan was said to be a consistent form of economic integration, and that national communism was flawed. Foreign Minister tefan Andrei protected <mask> from Ceauescu's anger and allowed him to keep in touch with the West. Silviu Brucan, a former diplomat, said that <mask> was one of his main sources for critical reports which were sent to foreign ambassadors.The anti-communist Revolution took place a few months after <mask>'s death. Both Mersul ideilor and the Drumurile unitii romneti were released by the National Bank of Romania. Eugen Dijmrescu, Mugur Isrescu, Napoleon Pop, and Victor Babiuc were all economics graduates of the IEM. The "Costin Murgescu Institute of World Economy" became part of the Romanian Academy network in 1990. Costin <mask> was able to fulfill his calling at the Institute for World Economy. He turned the IEM into a creative workshop because he was so focused on establishing a school of economic research. <mask>'s "sinuous youth" was hard to mention, but he was nearly sanctified by the elite of economists who are now in their sixties.Ecaterina Oproiu went on to serve as a Presidential appointee on a visual media regulatory agency, the National Audiovisual Council, between 1992 and 2000. The nephew of <mask> trained in economic history and became famous for his analysis of economic backwardness. He credits <mask> <mask> with being an early influence on his own work. There are references to Will to Freedom by Egon Balas and Lucian Boia. Elita intelectual romneasc ntre 1930. Zbigniew Brzezinski, The Soviet Bloc, Unity and Conflict, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, 1967, Mugur Isrescu, Reflecii economice. Piee, bnci, Centrul Romn de Economie Comparat i Consens.The issue was published in 1981 Adrian Onic wrote "Fragmente din Memorii (Din viaa mea i vremurile mele)". Memoria salvat II, West University of Timioara, 2009, pp. 20th-century economists, 20th-century essayists, 20th-century sociologists, 20th-century historians, 20th-century magazine editors, 20th-century academic journal editors.

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title: Armando Peraza

texts: A member of the rock band Santana, <mask> was a Latin jazz percussionist. Peraza was playing congas, bongos, and timbales. He was born in Havana, Cuba in 1924 and lived on the streets until he was 7. He supported himself by selling vegetables, coaching boxing, playing baseball, and becoming a loan shark when he was twelve. At a baseball game, he heard about a bandleader looking for a conga player. <mask> and his brother were on the same baseball team. He practiced and won the auditioning.He moved to New York to tend to his friend Mongo Santamara. They arrived in New York City in 1949. <mask> was invited to participate in a recording session with Buddy Rich after playing in Machito's big band. He recorded with Slim Gaillard in New York in 1949. He toured the U.S. with Gaillard's band until they reached San Francisco. After recording with Perez Prado in Mexico, he returned to the U.S. and settled in San Francisco. He played in California for Mexican farm workers with Puerto Rican actor and musician Tony Martinez, toured with Charles Mingus and Dexter Gordon, and worked with Dizzy Gillespie.The Cable Car Village club in San Francisco had a clientele from Hollywood that included Errol Flynn and Rita Hayworth. <mask> met Cal Tjader while in San Francisco with pianist Dave Brubeck. <mask> was recommended to Fantasy Records by a jazz critic. The result was a fusion of jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms. He was introduced to George Shearing. Shearing put <mask> at the forefront of Afro-Cuban music. He wrote and recorded twenty-one songs for Shearing, including "Mambo in Chimes", "Mambo in Miami", "Ritmo Africano", and "Armando's Hideaway".During the mambo craze in the U.S., these recordings were made. Shearing's performances featured <mask>'s technique and power as a hand drummer. He toured all over the world with Shearing, but he experienced persistent and institutionalized racism in America. <mask> and the black members of the band were not allowed to stay at the same hotel as the white musicians. Shearing and Lee threatened to quit the performance if <mask> and the others were not allowed to stay at their hotel. One of the first racially integrated jazz groups was Shearing's. Peraza played with the symphonies of Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Oklahoma City.<mask> and Mongo Santamara were friends and Peraza was a conga drummer. "Afro-Blue" is a jazz standard. In 1972, the album was combined with Yambo. <mask> was a member of the band for six years. He was encouraged to perform by a jazz drummer. The Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach was one of the venues Peraza performed at. The band performed at the Hollywood Bowl.<mask> was hired by Judy Garland to play in her orchestra for The Judy Garland Show, a television series that ran from 1963 to 1964. The album was recorded in the fall of 1964. The single won a gramophone award. Although <mask> preferred being a featured performer to leading, he did record one solo album. Pianist, saxophonist, and flautist Johnny Pacheco performed on the album. <mask> was the first Afro-Cuban percussionist to add conga drums to a rock track, on Harvey Mandel's Cristo Redentor album in 1968. <mask> joined Santana in January 1972 at the age of 47 and influenced the band in their fusion of Afro-Cuban, jazz, rock, and blues.Peraza remained with Carlos Santana for nearly twenty years and played to millions of people around the world. Peraza sang the lyrics to "Gitano" from the Santana album Amigos (1976). At the age of 66, <mask> retired from Santana and traveled to Santiago de Chile for a concert with Santana in front of 100,000 people. He appeared on a recording in 2005 with Peraza on bongos. He returned to Cuba in 2002 for the first time in fifty years. <mask> and Santana performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland in July of 2006 at the age of 81. This was the first live appearance of the summer.At the San José Jazz Festival, he was with the Julius Melendez Latin Jazz ensemble. He taught drums to members of Santana. He recorded a song with a pianist and a baseball player in honor of his friend. The Voices of Latin Rock gave him a Lifetime Achievement Award. Carlos Santana presented Peraza with an award after attending a tribute show at Bimbo's nightclub in San Francisco. A reunion of the original Santana band and members of the band Malo were also present. The Armando Peraza Award is presented by the Voices of Latin Rock every January.<mask> died of pneumonia at the age of 89. Discography was leader Wild Thing and sideman with Gato Barbieri Tropico. With John Lee Hooker The Healer, Mongo Santamaria Mongo, and Santana Caravanserai. The Shear with George Shearing (MGM, 1955) An Evening with George Shearing On the Sunny Side of the Strip was written by George Shearing and Peggy Lee. Love Walked In George Shearing and The Montgomery Brothers is a rare form. With Albert Hammond, Linda Ronstadt, and Cal Tjader.In a Latin Bag, Soul Sauce, and Along Comes Cal are examples of Latin + Jazz.

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title: Ali Wardhana

texts: From 1983 until 1988 <mask> was the 3rd Minister of Economics, Finance, Industry, and Development of Indonesia, and the 21st Minister of Finance of Indonesia. He was a member of the Berkeley Mafia, a group of American educated Indonesian economists who shaped the Indonesian economy during the New Order. He was the fifth longest serving minister in Indonesian history. He was born in the city of Surakarta. He studied economics at the University of Indonesia. In 1961, I received a Master of Arts and a doctorate in economics from the University of California, Berkeley. He was appointed the Dean of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Indonesia in 1967.He became Minister of Finance in the First Development Cabinet of Indonesian president Suharto less than a year later. In 1969 inflation was reduced to 10% from a high 650% in 1966. He liked to conduct inspections and catch corrupt officials. There were two devaluations of the Rupiah under his leadership. He was promoted to the position of Coordinating Minister for Economics, Finance, Industry, and Development of Indonesia in the Fourth Development Cabinet. <mask> continued to advise the government on its economic and financial policies after leaving government. On September 14, 2015, <mask> died at Medistra Hospital.<mask> was hospitalized for three weeks. His body was buried at the Tanah Kusir Public Cemetery. <mask> was born in the city of Surakarta on 6 May 1928. He was almost five years old when his mother died. <mask>'s father, <mask>, would remarry to a woman named Bulik. The majority of <mask>'s childhood was spent in Surakarta. <mask> was moving around a lot.He resided in the house of his uncle, <mask>, who would go on to become the Prime Minister of Indonesia. His childhood home is now a store. <mask> didn't receive a formal education. He was homeschooled by his stepmother. He was placed in the fifth grade of the People's School immediately after entering formal school in 1930. He studied medicine for a year at theUI. He left the faculty after being cut off by his parents.He continued to study while changing faculties. The Faculty of Economics provided scholarships. He worked at a travel service provider's office even though he received a scholarship. As the only native economist with a economics doctorate, he was taught by foreign lecturers about economics. Dutch lecturers began to leave the country as tensions grew between Indonesia and the Dutch Government. The Ford Foundation was contacted for assistance. Students from the University of Iowa were chosen by the Ford Foundation to study at the University of California, Berkeley.He was sent abroad to continue his studies after finishing his studies at the University of Iowa, where he was known to be an expert in the fields of macroeconomics and monetary policy. <mask> continued his studies at the University of California, Berkeley. The scholarship he received from the Ford Foundation fully funded his education. <mask> was interested in fiscal and monetary studies. While in Berkeley, he completed his master's program, as well as his PhD and Master of Arts degree. <mask> received a Doctor of Philosophy in 1962, with the title "Monetary Policy in an Underdeveloped Economy with Special Reference to Indonesia". He was supported by a number of friends during his time in Berkeley.He was appointed the Dean of the Faculty of Economics of the University of Indonesia in 1967. <mask> became Minister of Finance in the First Development cabinet of Indonesian president Suharto. The youngest finance minister was in Indonesia. The media pinned him the title "menteri ingusan" which roughly means "don't know anything minister." There is one story in the English-language book "A tribute to <mask>, Indonesia's Longest Serving Finance Minister: From His Writing and His Colleagues" which was released to commemorate <mask>'s 87th anniversary. When Suharto's first cabinet was formed, he called me to be the Minister of Finance. I told him that I wouldn't be the Minister of Finance.I asked pak Harto if he wanted to be president. I have never been president. You are not the Minister of Finance. <mask> said don't worry, we learn together. After his appointment, he was tasked with tackling the high inflation rate, which caused stress and made him not sleep well. In 1966 inflation reached a high of 650%. Inflation fell from 650% in 1966 to 112% in 1967, to 85% in 1968, to 10% in 1969 under his watch.He and the Minister of State Control of State Apparatus, J.B. Sumarli, began a crusade against illegal levies and extortion. There were illegal levies in the State Treasurer's Office. The practice of extortion was discovered by J.B. Sumarlin, who pretended to be a work unit named Ahmad Sidik. Nobody else dared to collect illegal taxes after that incident. On September 14, 2015, <mask> died at Medistra Hospital, Jakarta. <mask> was treated for three weeks before he died. 1966: Member of the team of economics experts advising the acting president of Indonesia.The Minister of Finance was in the First Development Cabinet. The Monetary Council was chaired in 1969. The Second Development Cabinet had a Minister of Finance. The Board of Governors of the Islamic Development Bank had a deputy chair. The Minister of Finance was in the Third Development Cabinet. The fourth development cabinet had a coordinating minister of economics, finance, industry and development supervision. As a senior economist, he remained active after he retired as a government minister.<mask> married a woman named Rendasih, who was a school teacher from Bandung. They had four children, Isyana Ika <mask>, Mahendra <mask>, Pradjnawita <mask>, and Pradjanamita <mask>. Economic Development and the Availability of Special Funds Statement at the Annual Meeting of the Asian Development Bank was written in 1966. Further reading Mari Pangestu. There is a tribute to <mask>, Indonesia's longest serving finance minister. Marzuki Usman was born. The Reformer of Monetary and Fiscal Policy in Indonesia was written by Prof. Dr. <mask>.There were 1928 births and 2015 deaths in Indonesia.

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title: Vasishtha

texts: One of the oldest and most revered Vedic rishis is Vasishta. He is one of the great Rishis of India. The chief author is Vashistha. Vashishtha and his family are mentioned in a number of texts. His ideas have been influential and he was the first leader of the Vedanta school of Hindu philosophy. The Yoga Vasishtha, Vasishtha Samhita, as well as some versions of the Vishnu Purana are attributed to him. He is the subject of many stories, one of which is that he was in possession of the cow Kamadhenu and her child, who could grant anything to their owners.He is well-known in Hindu stories for his battles with Vishvamitra. He was the family priest of the Raghu dynasty and the teacher of Rama and his brothers. Etymology Vasishtha is a Sanskrit word that means "most excellent", "best" or "richest". It is sometimes referred to as Vashishta or Vashisht. Vasishta was a Rigvedic poet and chief of the Bharata tribe. Vashishtha is described as a scholar who moved across the river to establish his school. He replaced Gthina as the purohita.In Hindu texts, there is a long-standing feud between Vasiha and Vivmitra. The view has been criticized due to lack of evidence. The Battle of the Ten Kings was won by the Ttsu-Bharatas. The victory was due to the strategic breaching of a natural dyke on the Ravi river which drowned most of the opponents. He was the husband of the woman he was married to. In Indian tradition, this region is believed to be the home of Vyasa and the Pandavas. In ancient and medieval Hindu texts, he is described as a wise man with long flowing hair, a beard, a moustache, and a tilak on his forehead.Tevijja Sutta describes a discussion between the Buddha and the Vedic scholars of his time. The Buddha names ten rishis, and among them is Vasettha, the Pali spelling of Vashishtha. One of the oldest layers of hymns in the Vedic scriptures of Hinduism is among the ideas vashishtha's books. According to a book edited by Anay Kumar Gupta, Vashishtha's hymns are particularly significant for four Indravarunau hymns. The embedded message suggests a realistic approach of mutual "coordination and harmony" between two rival religious ideas by abandoning disputed ideas from each and finding the same spiritual core in both. Two gods, Indra and Varuna, are declared as equally great. Vashishtha teaches in the Rigvedic verse 7.83.9 that the Vedic gods Indra and Varuna are equally important because one defeats the evil by the defeat of enemies in battles, while the other sustains the good through socio-ethical laws.Vashishtha's seventh mandala is a metaphor. Through its history, Vashishtha reappears as a character in Hindu texts that explore conciliation between conflicting or opposing ideologies. Vashishtha hymns in the Rigveda are among the most intriguing and influential according to Ellison Findly, a professor of Religion. Vashishtha emphasizes means to be as important as ends during one's life, encouraging truthfulness, devotion, optimism, family life, sharing one's prosperity with other members of society, among other cultural values. Vashishtha is a revered leader in the Hindu traditions, and like other revered leaders, numerous treatises composed in ancient and medieval era are reverentially named after him. The Vashishtha Samhita is a medieval era Yoga text that has been attributed to him. The Agama has the same title.One of the few Dharma-related treatises which has survived into the modern era is the Vashishtha dharmasutra. Part of the Kalpastra that is Shrauta and Grihya-sutras are missing. It has 1,038 sutras. The yoga vashishtha is a medieval era text. The nature of life, human suffering, choices as the nature of life, free will, human creative power and spiritual liberation are some of the topics discussed in the dialogue between Vashishtha and prince Rama of Ramayana fame. The philosophy of yoga vashishtha teachings is similar to that of Advaita Vedanta. The discussion of yoga in the text is notable.According to Christopher Chapple, a professor of Indic studies specializing in Yoga and Indian religions, there is no such thing as an external fate imposed by the gods. Vashishtha is the author of the Agni Purana. The Vishnu Purana is attributed to Vashishtha. He is seen as the Arranger of the Vedas during Dvapara Yuga. The gods Mitra-Varuna and the apsara Urvashi are mentioned as his parents. In the story, the two people are performing a yajna when they see Urvashi and become sexually aroused. Vasishtha is born after a few days when they ejaculate their semen into a pitcher.The birth story of <mask> is told in Hindu scriptures. He has three births according to the Puranas. He is a mind born son of the god. <mask> was killed after the destruction of the Daksh Yajna. Vashishth was the royal guru of the king. In rage, Vashishtha cursed Nimi to die after she forgot to invite him. The same was cursed by Nimi.Vashishtha ran towards his father. He was suggested to come in Varuna and Mitra. Vashishth came back to them when Urvashi was seen by them. According to one story, Vashishtha wanted to commit suicide by falling into the river. The river split into hundreds of shallow channels to prevent this sacrilege. 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Samvarta regained his kingdom under the guidance of Vashistha. The Vashishtha Head is a copper casting of a human head. Carbon-14 dating tests, X-ray dispersal analysis and metallography are some of the methods used to date this piece in three western universities. The features of this piece are similar to the description for Vashishtha in Hindu texts. The significance of "Vashishtha head" is unclear because it was not found at an archaeological site, but in an open Delhi market where it was scheduled to be remelted.An inscription on the head suggested that the item was produced in a later millennium. The item is said to have been re-cast and produced from an ancient pre-2800 BCE copper item that left significant traces of matter. The Vashishtha Temples are located in India. Located close to Assam-Meghalaya border to the south of Guwahati city, this is a major tourist attraction. Vashishtha's Temple is located in Vashisht village. Vashishtha Cave, a cave on the banks of the Ganga at Shivpuri, is believed to be his winter home. The primary deity at the Arattupuzha Temple is Guru Vashishtha.The Arattupuzha Pooram is a yearly celebration where Sriram comes from the Thriprayar Temple to pay homage to his guru. There is a list of Indian philosophers in both Sanskrit and English. There is a Sanskrit and English text. The condensation was very short. Prajapatis Brahmin gotras and the characters in the Ramayana are ancient Indian astrologers.

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title: Alan Winde

texts: <mask> is a South African politician and businessman. He is the 8th and current premier of the Western Cape. He is a Member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. Winde is a member of a political party. Winde attended high school in Knysna. He started small businesses in his hometown. 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 was elected to the Western Cape Provincial Parliament in 1999. He is a member of the Democratic Alliance provincial parliament caucus. In May 2009, <mask> was appointed the Provincial Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Tourism and served until May 2014, when he became the Provincial Minister of Economic Opportunities. <mask> was selected as the Democratic Alliance's Western Cape premier candidate. <mask> was appointed to the post of Provincial Minister of Community Safety. He took office in November. The Democratic Alliance retained their majority in the Western Cape Provincial Parliament despite a decrease in seats.<mask> was elected premier on May 22, 2019. He is a member of the Democratic Alliance. <mask> <mask> was born on March 18, 1965, to William Dave and <mask>. He attended and graduated from a high school. Many small businesses started by Winde specialized in printing, selling bicycles, and boat parts. He was a business consultant for Aldes Business Brokers. <mask> was elected to the South Cape District Council in 1996 after running as an independent candidate.He was a member of the Outeniqua Rural Council. He was recruited by the Democratic Party to be a candidate for the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. He was elected in 1999. On June 15, 2009, he was sworn in as a Member. He was a member of the Executive Committee and the Western Cape Provincial Finance Chairman during his first term. Following the 2004 general election, he returned to the Provincial Parliament. Before being re-elected in 2009, he was Chief Whip of the Official Opposition, Party spokesman on Environment and Planning, and deputy party spokesman on Economic Development and Tourism.<mask> was re-elected to the position of Provincial Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Tourism in May 2009. He was sworn in as the Provincial Minister on 7 May 2009. He succeeded him. He organised petitions against the immigration regulations introduced by the national government, which he claimed had harmed tourism growth in the Western Cape. Zille announced after the election that <mask> would hold the title of Provincial Minister of Economic Opportunities and lead the Provincial Departments of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism. The Provincial Finance Department would have its own Minister. The Western Cape deputy judge president swore him in.During the First Thursday event in Cape Town, <mask> announced that the provincial government would host talk shops where people could interact with government officials. He argued for farmers to keep hold of their private water supply even if there was a shortage of water. As Dan Plato announced his intention to resign, Zille announced that <mask> would move to the Provincial Community Safety Department. Beverley Schfer took over from Winde on 1 November. He became the Provincial Minister of Community Safety. When Zille was unavailable, Winde served as acting premier of the Western Cape. <mask> was sworn in as acting premier when Zille was in Germany.The State of the Nation Address was held in the same month. <mask> was the front-runner early on in the Democratic Alliance selection process for candidates for Western Cape premier. The Democratic Alliance Federal Leader, Mmusi Maimane, announced <mask> as the party's candidate to succeed Zille. The Provincial Leader of the Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape, Bonginkosi Madikizela, and Member of Parliament David Maynier were defeated by Winde in an internal party vote. The Democratic Alliance won a majority in the Western Cape Provincial Parliament, but the number of seats decreased. During the first sitting of the Sixth Provincial Parliament, the Democratic Alliance's Premiership <mask> became the second member to hold the office. He got 24 out of 34 valid votes.There were six spoilt ballots and two abstentions. Out of 34 valid votes, he received 10 from the African National Congress's main challenger. The formation of the Provincial Cabinet was announced by Winde. He moved three portfolios and appointed three new members. David Maynier was appointed to the post of Provincial Minister of Finance and Economic Opportunities, while Albert and Ivan Meyer were moved to the posts of Provincial Minister of Community Safety and Provincial Minister of Agriculture, respectively. Winde said that the newly-appointed cabinet members would undergo lifestyle audits. The South African National Defence Force will be deployed in the gang-ridden areas of Cape Town.The deployment of SANDF was welcomed by Winde. Helen Zille asked for the deployment of the SANDF many times. The deployment began on 18 July and ended on 16 September. Winde requested that the SANDF deployment in Cape Town be extended, stating that it was necessary to bring stability. The deployment ended in March 2020. In his first State of the Province Address, Winde highlighted the provincial government's achievements and outlined his agenda. Winde claimed in the speech that the police had lost the war on crime because of mismanagement.The provincial government will invest R1 billion for three years into the training and deployment of 3,000 safety officers and 150 investigators. 500 safety officers were deployed in February 2020. Within the next decade, the province's crime statistics will be halved. The violence prevention programme would be established by the provincial government. The Director-General of the Western Cape Provincial Government was appointed on October 22, 2019. It was the first time that Malila succeeded a long-serving person. The Executive Ethics Code was broken by Winde and the Provincial Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning.The first COVID-19 case was confirmed in the Western Cape. Winde and the minister of health organised a media briefing about the province's readiness. The request for a provincial hotline to assist the National Institute for Communicable Diseases hotline was approved by the provincial cabinet. On March 18, 2020, Winde was exposed to a positive case of COVID-19. Medical experts told him not to go into self-isolation or be tested. Winde released daily updates on the spread of the virus as positive cases in the province started to climb. On 13 May, Winde announced that he would self-quarantine after his contact with Lungile Tom, who interviewed Winde days before he died from the virus.<mask> announced on 8 July that he had tested positive for COVID-19 and would be self-isolating. Winde urged residents to support businesses that were hard hit by the national lockdown. Winde said that there should be harsher penalties for people who violate the regulations. The new leader of the Democratic Alliance said there was "no evidence" that lockdowns work. Winde would argue against a stricter lockdown being imposed on the Western Cape as a whole. Winde told religious gatherings in the province not to be held in person. He requested tighter restrictions on December 28, but distanced himself from the idea of a hard lockdown.On the same day, the president announced that liquor sales would be suspended again. Winde was happy with the decision. The first two weeks of the suspension cost the Western Cape economy over a billion dollars. <mask> demanded that the national COVID-19 state of disaster be ended in his State of the Province Address. He said that they wanted the date and the time. <mask> married Tracy in 1993. They live in the suburb of Claremont in Cape Town with their two children.Winde's son is studying sound engineering while his daughter is in high school. Winde is a member of the governing body. Winde has a type 2 diabetes. In May 2021, it was reported that he managed to turn his twelve-year history with diabetes around by doing a 21-day plant-based eating programme. The Provincial Minister of Community Safety in the Western Cape is <mask>.

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title: Russell Sturgis (1805–1887)

texts: <mask> was a Boston merchant active in the China trade and later head of Baring Brothers in London. On July 7, 1805, <mask>, Jr. was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was the son of <mask> and his wife. <mask> was the father of author <mask> and served as the United States Consul to the Philippines. His paternal grandparents were a merchant and a sister of a merchant. Sarah Maria Barney, a daughter of DanfordNewton Barney, a president of Wells Fargo & Company, was married to his great-uncle <mask>, who was the younger brother of his grandfather <mask>. In 1823, at the age of eighteen, he graduated from Harvard College and became a member of the society.He graduated from law school in Northampton, Massachusetts. He changed his name to <mask>. After his second marriage, he made his first voyage abroad and practiced law in Boston. The wife of a British emissary found him to be very intelligent when he was in Macau. His portrait and those of three of his children by his second wife, Mary Hubbard, were painted by an English portraitist. He became a full partner of Russell & Co. in 1842 after entering a succession of trading firms in Asia. After their mother's death in Manila, the children were sent to school in Boston.He decided to return to China with his family after marrying for a third time. The steamer that crossed the Atlantic was too late to catch the ship from London. The senior member of Barings Bank asked <mask> to become a partner. He became head of the firm after accepting the position. He lived at 17 Carlton House Terrace in London, which is now home to the Federation of British Artists and the Mall Galleries. Although he never gave up his U.S. citizenship, he died in England in 1886. Three times, Sturgis married.He married his first wife on April 3, 1828. Lucy was the daughter of Henry and Olive. Her paternal grandfather was a lawyer, politician and signer of the Declaration of Independence. Lucy died four months after their marriage. Mary Hubbard was the daughter of John Hubbard and his wife Jane Parkinson. She had four children, the youngest of which died in infancy. <mask>, Jr., a member of the Codman family, married Susan Codman Welles, a daughter of Benjamin and Susan Codman.The daughter of a Maryland Speaker was married to this man after his wife's death. Lucy's husband, <mask> Codman, was an architect who married a half-sister of Lucy's. After the death of his wife Mary, Sturgis married for the third time, to Julia Overing Boit. She was the daughter of a man who was involved in the maritime fur trade. They were with his wife Eleanor. Henry Parkman <mask> was a Member of Parliament for South Dorset and the High Sheriff of the County of London. The Hon. was married to him.Mary Cecilia Brand was the daughter of Speaker Henry Brand. He married the daughter of a novelist in 1896 after her mother's death. Mary Maud de la Poer Beresford was a daughter of Colonel Marcus de La Poer, and she married a novelist, poet, librettist, and lyricist in 1884. Mary Hubbard <mask> was the wife of Lieutenant-Col. Leopold Richard Seymour, son of Sir Hamilton Seymour and a grandson of Lord George Seymour and Henry Dacre. She married the 1st Baron Portsea in 1906. Howard Overing <mask> was a close friend of Henry James and Edith Wharton. After the death of his mother, he moved with his lover, William Haynes-Smith, into a country house near Windsor Great Park.On November 2, 1887, he died at his country seat in Leatherhead. His widow died there less than a year later. Descendants Through his daughter Lucy, he was a grandfather of Anne McMasters Codman and a lawyer who was involved with the Anti-Imperialist League. A daughter of a doctor was married to a man. <mask> was the grandson of architect Richard Clipston <mask> who was the successor to his uncle's practice. He was an architect and the father of a child. There are External links to 1805 births and 1886 deaths.

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title: Gertrud Fussenegger

texts: <mask> was an Austrian writer and a prolific author. Her enthusiasm as a young woman for National Socialism cast a shadow on her reputation. The Crown land of the Austrian Empire was where <mask> was born. She is from a military family. Her father was an Imperial and Royal army officer. Her mother was from the Czech Republic. Neu Sandez was where she grew up.She attended the Mdchen-Realgymnasium in Innsbruck in 1923. She moved back to Pilsen after her mother's death, where she lived with her grandparents. In 1930, Fussenegger passed her Matura at the "Reform-Realgymnasium" in Pilsen. She admitted in her diaries that she sometimes felt a little regretful, listening to the chatter of her grandparents' domestic servants, that she had not more effectively mastered the Czech. She studied history, art history and philosophy at Munich and Innsbruck. She received her doctorate from the University of Innsbruck. Her thesis was about the Roman de la Rose by Jean de Meun.Politics Fussenegger joined the Austrian National Socialist party in May 1933. It was still against the law to be a member in Austria. She participated in a demonstration in Innsbruck in May 1934 and gave a Hitler salute. She was fined and charged. She was banned from further study at any Austrian university according to one source. In February 1935 she was still a member of the Austrian National Socialist student group, but later that year she moved to Germany. Austria was incorporated into an enlarged German state in March of 1938 after an invasion from the north that met with little resistance.According to her membership number, <mask> <mask> joined the National Socialist party in 1938. She wrote a "hymn" obituary for Hitler. The first newspaper to publish her poem was the Vlkischer Beobachter. The sculptor Elmar Dietz married the family in 1935. The marriage produced four children, including the artist Ricarda Dietz, by the time it ended in divorce. The marriage wasn't happy. She moved to Hall in Tirol in 1943 to be with her four children as a single parent.Her first marriage was to a sculptor. Alois and <mask> married in 1950. Her second son and fifth child were born as a result of this marriage. It was unusual for a member of the Roman Catholic Church to divorce at this time. For a long time, I was not permitted to receive the sacraments because my second marriage was simply a civil one. The pain became very productive for me, even though I found it deeply painful. It was the only way I could see the full significance of the Eucharist.I don't regret the bitter tears I shed at that time. The ban was a gift. "Ich ist war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war, war Ihren Tief schmerzlich empfunden, doch es war, ist. Ich ist die Kostbarkeit der Eucharistie. Ich ist in jener Zeit oft bittere Trnen vergossen. Genau genommen war.In 1961, she relocated with her family to Leonding, a small town near Linz. <mask> <mask> was a member of the Austrian P.E.N. He is a member of the Sudeten German Academy and the Austrian Writers' Association. She was a jury member for the prize from 1984 to 1985 and from 1977 to 1979. She was a jury member for a prize in 1991. She received an award from the society in 1978. The Stifterhaus in Linz houses the Upper Austria Literature Archive.Fussnegger began her writing career with historical novels. Her Catholic background influenced her stories. She was aware of her reliance on the "renouveau catholique" movement which originated in France but became more of an international phenomenon during the twentieth century. "Time of the raven: time of the dove" is a novel she wrote in 1960. The author of more than sixty books, along with various shorter prose pieces and poems, was published by 25 publishers and translated into eleven languages. A degree of controversy around her person and her relationship with the Third Reich did much to define her early writing career. She joined the NSDAP in Austria in 1933 and rejoined it in Germany in 1938.She became a member of the Reichsschrifttumskammer in 1939. She was in touch with a number of well-known "vlkisch" authors, including Ina Seidel and Will Vesper. Despite her commitment to the regime, literary objections to her work came out of the "Office for the Care of New Literature" which operated under the direction of Hans Hagemeyer. Two years after its publication one of her first books, "Mohrenlegende" was banned by the party experts who now identified it as criticism of official race ideology and Catholic dross. In 1993 there was controversy about the proposal to award the Jean-Paul Prize and the Weilheim Literature Prize to this particular work. Many of Fussenegger's other pieces, mostly religiously contextualised novels, poems and reviews, found their way into important party newspapers and journals. The Vlkischer Beobachter printed her poem "Stimme der Ostmark" in 1938.After 1945, the poem was criticized because it celebrated the peaceful annexation of Austria into Nazi Germany. Around fifty years later, <mask> <mask>'s comment on the affair was capable of various interpretations, but it fell short of an unambiguous recantation. She regretted that she had spent so much time thinking about something that was not nice. During the National Socialist period, Fussnegger's attitude was controversial. Her contributions appeared in the Vlkischer Beobachter between 1937 and 1941. Her work was published in publications with similar political slants. She identified Hitler as a healing figure.The Anschluss was undone after 1945. The western two-thirds of Germany and the pre-1938 territory of Austria were both divided into military occupation zones, with Berlin and Vienna sub-divided between armies of the same four occupying powers. Two of Fussenegger's novels, "The Bride" and "Bhmische Verzauberungen", were written in the Soviet occupation zone of Germany. Several of her works were placed on a banned list in Vienna. <mask> Fussenegger 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 She published a self-portrait in a literary journal which contained phrases that were redolent of the National Socialist race ideology. She belonged to a race that had fair skin, bright blue eyes, and a hybrid of nordic and dinaric features.During the postwar period, Fussenegger wrestled with the question of German guilt. Klaus Amann, a literary critic, described her 1979 autobiography as "overall a cringe-worthy offering of suppression and obduracy". This autobiographical work was seen as a kind of literary penance by other less hostile commentators. She included a description of a Jewish cemetery in a 1943 travel report during the Hitler years. She used National Socialist antisemitic shibboleths and stereo-types to condemn the city's Jewish community. Three and a half decades earlier, she reproduced that description in her autobiographical work, but she had cleaned it up. She removed references to Jewish differentness and degeneracy from her report.The tone of the text was completely different. The Adalbert-Stifter prize was the first prize in the "The twentieth century novella" competition. Konrad-Adenauer-Preis der Deutschland-Stiftung was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Novellas are short stories. 1929 Geschlecht im Advent. Roman aus Germany. The Mohrenlegende took place in Potsdam in 1936.The Brautraub was held in Potsdam in 1937. There is an Erzhlungen. The Leute was in Potsdam in 1939. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a There is an Erzhlungen. The Bhmische Verzauberung was held in 1943. In 1944, Die Brder von Lasawa was held.A novel. The Haus der dunklen Krge was built in Salzburg in 1948. A novel. Deine Hand was in Salzburg in 1951. A novel. Dsseldorf/Kln 1954. A novel.1957 Zeit des Raben. A novel. Ein Motto ist der Tabakgarten. The Reise was written in 1961. There is radio play. In 1963, Die Pulvermhle was held in Stuttgart. A detective novel.There was a 1968 Bibelgeschichten. Vienna/Heidelberg 1972 Widerstand. Krzel und andere Texte ist lyrische. 1974 Eines langen Stromes Reise. Linie, Rume, Knotenpunkte. The Ein Spiegelbild was published in 1976, it was called Feuersule. Ein Lebensbericht ist.There is an autobiographie. The Pilatus is from 1979. Szenenfolge is den Prozess Jesu. B./Heidelberg 1982 Maria Theresia. Kaiser, Knig, Kellerhals were all from Vienna/Munich/Zrich/Innsbruck. Heitere Erzhlungen. New York 1981 Sie waren Zeitgenossen.Roman. In 1983, uns hebt die Welle. Sex und literatur. There is an essay. B./Basel 1984 Gegenruf is located in Vienna. There are poems. Jona was from Salzburg.For young people. Vienna/Munich in 1987 Frauen, die Geschichte machten. Jirschi was in Pianino. Cologne 1995 Ein Spiel ums andere. There is an Erzhlungen. Shakespeares Tchter was written in 1996.There are three novellas. Bourdanins was born in 1999 in Munich. A novel. <mask> <mask> was born in 2001. Ein Gesprch ber ihr Leben und Werk. The Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany includes Crosses of the Order of St. Sylvester Officers.

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title: Neil Poulton

texts: <mask> is a product designer based in Paris, France. He has won numerous international design awards for his design of 'deceptively simple-looking mass-produced objects'. He is best known for his designs in technology and lighting design and is associated with manufacturers LaCie and Artemide. The Design 100 is the people and ideas behind today's most influential design. There are six Poulton-designed objects in the Centre Georges Pompidou museum. His first major solo exhibition was held in the Glyptotheque museum. The first Permanent Scottish Gallery of V&A Dundee, Scotland, inaugurated the Scopas lamp for Artemide.<mask> was one of the 100 designers who are sharing French Design all over the world. <mask> has lived and worked in Paris. In 1985 he was awarded the SIAD student product designer of the year after graduating with a degree in Industrial Design. He received a master's degree in design from the Domus Academy in Milan, Italy, in 1988. Italian architect Ettore Sottsass was one of <mask>'s tutors. The creator of the 'Ageing Pens' came to public view in 1989. ThePenna Mutante are pens made from plastic, which age as layers of colour wear away through use.The Ageing Pens were displayed in London, Paris, and Tokyo. He worked for Philippe Starck in Paris from 1991 to 1992. Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London, the Domus Academy in Milan, and the University of Western Australia in Perth, Australia are just a few of the places where Academia Poulton has lectured. He is a jury member of the cole nationale supérieure de création industrielle in Paris and has judged design degrees. The Edinburgh University Alumni Hall of Fameducted Poulton in 2019. The first major solo exhibition of designer <mask> was held in Zagreb, Croatia. The exhibition was sponsored by the Croatian Ministry of Culture, the City of Zagreb and theInstitut franais.In this exhibition, the design process is represented in all its stages from sketches, models and prototypes, through production components to final products, documenting the author's integrated approach to design. The 'IF' International Forum Design Award and the Hong Kong Design Award (HKDA) were both judged by <mask>. The gold winner of the European Product Design Award is the 'Chromé' hard drive. The silver winner of the European Product Design Award is the 'Scopas' pendant light. The 'Scopas' pendant light is a winner of the 2016 International Design Award. The 'Chromé' hard drive was designed for LaCie. The 'Mobi-One' terminal was designed for Mobi-Rider.The 'd2 Thunderbolt2' hard drive was designed for LaCie. The 'Rea' wall lamp was designed for Artemide. The winner of the Red Dot Design Award is Germany. The 'Veio' table lamp was designed for Artemide. The 'Sound2 Speakers', designed for LaCie, won the 2010 Red Dot Design Award. The '5big' RAID server was the winner of the 'G -Mark' Award. The '5big' RAID server was the Award Winner of the 'IF' International Forum Design.The '5big' RAID server won the Red Dot Design Award. The winner of the Red Dot Design Award is 'Lacinema Rugged'. The 'Janus De l'Industrie' Award was given in France in 2008. The 'Talak' table lamp was designed for Artemide. 'Firewire Speakers' was selected for the 2008 Time Magazine "design 100" selection. <mask> won the 2008 Red Dot Design Award. The 2008 Red Dot Design Award winner was ''2 Big'' hard drive.The '2 Big' hard drive won the 2008 'IF' International Forum Design Award. The lighting system in Ductal concrete won the 2008 toile de l'Observeur du Design Award. The 'Etoile De L'observeur Du Design' Award was given in 2008. The 'Janus De l'Industrie' Award was given in 2007. The 'Little Big Disk' was the winner of the 2007 Etoile De L'observeur Du Design Award. 'Little Big Disk' was the winner of the 'IF' International Forum Design Award. The 'Etoile De L'observeur Du Design' was released in 2007.The 'Rugged' hard drive was the 2006 Red Dot Design Award winner. The 'best of the best' award was won by the 'Talak' table lamp. The table lamp is called 'Etoile De L'observeur Du Design'. The 'Etoile De L'observeur Du Design' is a hard drive range. The 'Talo' lighting system was designed for Artemide. The 'Talo' lighting system was designed by the 'Etoile De L'observeur Du Design'. The 2002 Red Dot Design Award winner was the 'Talo' lighting system.The 'Talo' lighting system was designed by the 'Etoile De L'observeur Du Design'. Design Zentrum, Germany won the 2002 Red Dot Design Award for the 'Talo' lighting system. The 'Talo' lighting system won the 2002 'IF' International Forum Design Award. The 'Talo' lighting system was recommended in 2002. The 'Surf' lighting system was designed for Artemide. The 'Janus De l'Industrie' was in Paris, France. The 'Red Dot Best of the Best' winner in 1999 was the 'Surf' lighting system.The 'Surf' lighting system won the 1999 'IF' International Forum Design Award. The 1999 'Parcours Design' Prize was at the Batimat Trade Fair in Paris. The 'Smau Industrial Design Award' in 1999 was 'TX8000 Raid Tower'. In 1995 'Design Oscar', Paris, France. There are table lamps for Domec. The 'Eclipse' and 'Bolide' wall lamps are from 1995 'Mat De Bronze'. The 'best of the best product design' award was won by the 'coq' disk drive.The disk drive was nominated for the 'BBC Design Awards'. The product designer of the year award was given by the SIAD. External links include neilpoulton.com and artemide.it.

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