title: Ed Stafford

texts: Guinness World Records in 2011. The Mungo Park medal was awarded to <mask> in 2011. He was presented with the award in Perth, Scotland. In August 2012 <mask> was dropped on a tropical island in the Pacific with no food or equipment to help him survive for 60 days. The UK version of "<mask>: Naked and Marooned" was aired on the Discovery Channel in March of 2013). The book of the 60 days in isolation was released in the UK in June and in the USA in September.The series Marooned with <mask> is a joint Europe and US Discovery Channel commission. <mask>: Into The Unknown follows <mask> on his travels to remote locations to investigate strange and inexplicable markings which have baffled scientists. The programme was aired on the Discovery Channel UK and its international subsidiaries. <mask>: Left For Dead is a survival show. <mask>: First Man Out with a competition format aired in early 2019. <mask> meets one other survival expert each week in a different part of the world where they compete to complete a difficult trek with minimal provisions. Aldo Kane is one of <mask>'s six competitors in the first season.The second season of First Man Out was filmed entirely in China and aired in early 2020. <mask> was able to locate his biological parents thanks to the help of his sister, Janie. The background intrigue had always been there. I looked for my birth family because I wanted to know more about them. He has two younger brothers. On September 3, 2016 <mask> married Laura. On June 6, 2017, <mask> announced via social media that a baby had been born.<mask>'s wife gave birth to twin girls on August 26, 2020. <mask> started writing for the Prince's Rainforests Project in August of 2009. There are External links to 1975 births, living people, alumni, and Royal Military Academy Sandhurst

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title: Burton Cummings

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texts: A Canadian musician, singer, and writer named <mask> was born on December 31, 1947. During the band's most successful period from 1966 to 1975, he was the leader of The Guess Who. One of the most influential performers in Canadian rock music has been named as one of the most influential by the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame. He is an officer of the Order of Canada. The theatre is named after him. After his father left the family during his infancy, <mask> was raised by his mother and maternal grandparents. He obtained an honourary degree from St. John's High School in 2010 after dropping out at 17 to pursue a career in music.In 1964 he joined the local R&B band the Deverons on piano and vocals. Two singles were released by the Deverons. After his 18th birthday, <mask> joined a band called Chad Allan & The Expressions to replace a departed keyboardist. The leader of the group was Chad Allan. The group was subjected to a publicity stunt in which their hit single "Shakin' All Over" was released without their knowledge. It was a trick to fool people into thinking it was a famous band. The single was announced by the disc jockeys.The group was forced to accept the nickname because their latest releases had been issued under the name Chad Allan & The Expressions. There is a display on the covers. After joining Chad Allan & The Expressions, Allan left his band and left the sole singer in The Guess Who. The band's name was changed to simply The Guess Who, with <mask> becoming one of the band's primary songwriters. It's Time was their first album. The Guess Who became the first Canadian band to achieve a number one single

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texts: in the United States when their album American Woman reached the top ten in several countries. The Guess Who had several more internationally successful albums under the leadership of <mask>.There were only two consistent members of the band during this time. The Guess Who was dissolved due to disagreements with guitarist Dominic Troiano. His self-titled debut solo album was released in 1976 and reached the top ten on the Canadian albums chart. "Stand Tall" sold more than one million copies in the United States. He won the best male vocalist award in 1977. In 1977 he provided backing vocals for Eric Carmen's album Boats Against the Current as well as his second solo album, My Own Way to Rock. His 1978 album Dream of a Child sold more than three million copies in Canada, making it one of the country's highest-selling albums up to that point.His 1980 album Woman Love was not released in the US due to a dispute with his record label, but it was still a hit in Canada and earned him another Juno Award. The 1981 album Sweet Sweet was a flop. There was an appearance in the film Melanie in 1982. The live album Together Again! was released in 1983 after a short reunion tour of the Guess Who lineup. The Best of The Guess Who - Live! In the United States. In Canada, the solo albums Heart and Plus Signs were moderately successful.The live album Up Close and Alone was released in 1997 after an extended break from recording. There was a reunion of The Guess Who in 2000. In July of 2003 the group performed before an estimated 450,000 people. The show was a huge success. "With God on Our Side", a Bob Dylan cover, was released in 2004.


title: Burton Cummings

texts: The Canadian singles chart has 29 on it. A new duo project backed by the Canadian rock band The Carpet Frogs was unable to use the name The Guess Who because of a trademark dispute.Whenever both men are available, the project became known as the Bachman-Cummings Band. They released a covers album in 2007. Due to delays caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic, they have been selected to perform at the 150th anniversary celebration. The Carpet Frogs played as a solo band. Above the Ground was his first solo album in 18 years. The Writings of B. L. <mask> was a book of poetry that sold well in Canada. He returned to solo performances in 2019, with shows featuring cover songs and original songs from throughout his career with The Guess Who and as a solo artist.In 2001 the rest of The Guess Who received honourary doctorates from Brandon University, which was considered to be a singular honor as a high school dropout. On December 30, 2009, Governor General Michalle Jean made <mask> an officer of the Order of Canada, to mark a lifetime of outstanding achievement, dedication to community, and service to the nation. On June 28, 2011, he received a star on Canada's Walk of Fame, he had previously received a star as a member of The Guess Who. He was a member of the Canadian Hall of Fame and received a lifetime achievement award. On September 22, 1981 <mask> married Cheryl DeLuca. He lived in Sherman Oaks, California for a long time. He is a part owner of Salisbury House.He was involved in a serious car accident in Los Angeles in May of last year, requiring physical and mental therapy and the cancellation of several weeks of

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title: Kevin Page

texts: <mask> is a Canadian economist. He was the first budget officer in Canada. On March 25, 2008, he was appointed to the position and his term ended on March 22, 2013. He teaches at the university. <mask> was named the Jean-LucPepin Research Chair on Canadian Government. In 2016 <mask> became the head of the Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy, a think tank with a focus on public finance and policy. James and <mask> had a baby named <mask> in early life.He obtained his M.A. after going to Simon Fraser University on a golf scholarship and studying at Lakehead University. Queen's University is in Kingston, Ontario. <mask> was appointed to the position of Parliamentary Budget Officer on March 25, 2008, after 27 years as a civil servant in the Canadian government. The creation of an independent Parliamentary Budget Office was promoted by the Conservative party during the 2006 federal election campaign. The Conservatives won the election in 2006 and created the position of a PBO. <mask> was an economist at the Privy Council Office at the time of his appointment. He was the most senior economist.<mask> was encouraged to interview for the job by the staff ofHarper. In his three decades with the federal government, <mask> had forged a reputation as a frank, non-nonsense advisor and analyst. <mask> was the first Parliamentary Budget Officer, an independent officer of the Library of Parliament who reports to the Speaker of the House of Commons. The Parliamentary Budget Officer's responsibilities include providing an independent analysis of the state of the economy, the nation's finances and the government's expenditure plan, and an analysis of the expenditure estimates of any government department or agency when requested to do so by a Parliamentary committee that's The officer is required to give an estimate of costs for any proposal that falls within the jurisdiction of the Parliament of Canada. In

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texts: his first two years, the PBO under <mask> prepared five economic and fiscal updates and more than 20 research reports. <mask> appeared before both House and Senate committees eight times in three years, more than most deputy ministers.The PBO had a budget of just over $3 million and a staff of 11. His staff dropped from nine to nine. <mask> questioned government estimates and issuing reports that were at odds with official Conservative government forecasts during his time as PBO, according to an article. <mask> said in his fall 2008 fiscal analysis that Canada was headed toward a budget deficit, rejecting Jim Flaherty's post- election prediction that Canada would avoid both a recession and a deficit. The official federal government's estimate of the cost of the Canadian military mission in Afghanistan was contrary to <mask>'s October 9, 2008 report. When Canadian troops would leave, the cost would be between 14 billion and 18 billion, according to a report by the Parliamentary Budget Office. Billions more than has been estimated, and perhaps almost twice as high.In February 2009, <mask> challenged the federal government's optimistic budget projections with itsStimulus package that he said was too small and therefore ineffective, given the severity of the Great Recession. There are former parliamentarians who say I should be held in contempt of Parliament and should be fired, but I'm okay with them saying that. That is part of the debate. The Americans have the best budget office, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. We can't be the best in five years. I'm earning my money if that's overstepping my mandate. The U.S. Congressional Budget Office is attached to the legislature to conduct analyses of the budget.The CBO has expanded its functions far beyond what was originally intended to be a non-partisan, objective, analytical agency. On June 22, 2010, <mask>

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title: Kevin Page

texts: published a report on the fiscal impact of the Truth in Sentencing Act, a flagship of the administration's tough-on-crime agenda. According to the report, it would cost over a billion dollars to implement the act. It would cost $30 billion to buy and maintain 65 -35 Joint Strike Fighter planes. The cost was estimated by the federal government. In September of last year, <mask> reported that federal expenditures were in line with Budget 2011. In February 2012 Jim Flaherty described <mask> as "unbelievable, unreliable, incredible" during a "scrum with reporters".Canada's Old Age Security system was sustainable and affordable, and there was no need to increase the age of entitlement from 65 to 67 according to Flaherty. <mask> had taken the federal government to court to get more information about the budget cuts. <mask> sought a legal opinion on the power of direct request. In the first eleven months of Budget 2012 the cabinet ministers had submitted no spending plans for a "$250-billion enterprise" with "80-plus departments and agencies". The "Clerk" of the Privy Council said that the PBO had exceeded its mandate. The Office could have taken the government to court. In September 2010, <mask> said he wouldn't seek a second term as parliamentary budget officer.The PBO was in a constant battle with the federal government over his independence, inadequate budget and lack of staff. The way the federal government worked was observed by <mask> just months before he left office. In the late 1980s, with Conservative Brian Mulroney as Prime Minister, the Finance Department would release major papers on free trade impacts. The big transition from a manufacturing sales tax to the Goods and Services Tax is the same thing. There are analytical papers, lots of transparency, and debate. He said that no longer exists. <mask> is a professor at the University of Ottawa.<mask> was named as the Jean-LucPepin

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texts: Research Chair, a Chair on Canadian Government in honour of Jean-Luc Pépin. In 2016 <mask> became the head of the Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy, a think tank with a focus on public finance and policy. The Government of Ontario funded it. The World Bank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, the International Monetary Fund, and the National Governors Association are some of the organizations that JLP works with. <mask> had the support of the University of Ottawa's president, Allan Rock, to establish an institute that would study the math of public policy, similar to the work of the Parliamentary Budget Office. Philip Cross wrote an opinion piece in the Financial Post in which he criticized <mask>'s style. In a follow-up article co-published by the Financial Post and the MLI, Cross called for shutting down the PBO, a week after the University of Ottawa announced the creation of a new institute to house Page as a fiscal watchdog.Allan Rock, a one-time candidate for the Liberal leadership, was able to realize a life-long dream of heading an opposition party because of the launch of this institute. In August 2015, <mask> published Unaccountable: Truth and lies on Parliament Hill, about the federal public service, which <mask> described as "virtually impotent". <mask> called for an "overhaul" with a new generation of public servants. The public service had been politicized at senior levels and was no longer transparent with Canadians, according to a review by <mask>. <mask> received a Doctor of Law from Lakehead University. His children are <mask>, <mask>, and Chelsey <mask>. Tyler was killed in 2006 at the age of 20 after being struck by a train while walking home along a railway line near Perth, Ontario, and there is a bursary in his name at the Perth campus.<mask> was a coach for the Nepean Raiders' Pee Wee hockey team. The Deficit likely to last beyond 2015:

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title: Ramesses IX

texts: The eighth pharaoh of the Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt was Neferkare Setepenre <mask>. After <mask> and <mask>, he was the third longest serving king. According to evidence presented by Jrgen von Beckerath in a 1984 GM article, he assumed the throne on I Akhet day 21. <mask> had a reign of 18 years and 4 months and died in the first month of his 19th year. His throne name is Neferkare Setepenre. Mentuherkhopshef's wife Takhat bears the title of King's Mother on the walls of the tomb, and <mask> is believed to be the son of Mentuherkhopshef. <mask> was probably a grandson of <mask>.Tomb robbery trials were recorded in the Abbott Papyrus, the Leopold II-Amherst Papyrus, Papyrus BM 10054 and on the recto of both Papyrus BM 10053 and Papyrus BM 10068. It has been suggested that the plundering of the tomb of <mask> VI may be related to his reign. Several royal and noble tombs in the Western Theban Necropolis had been robbed, including that of a 17th Dynasty king. The Mayor of Eastern Thebes or Karnak accused the Mayor of West Thebes of being negligent in his duty to protect the Valley of the Kings from incursion. It was not possible for Paweraa to be charged with a crime due to the circumstantial nature of the evidence. Soon after the report was filed, Paser vanished from sight. In the sixth year of his reign, he wrote his name in a Lower Nubian town.The most significant monumental works of his reign are located in

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texts: the sun temple centre of Lower Egypt. He decorated the wall to the north of the Seventh Pylon in the Temple of Amun-Re at Karnak. The majority of the New Kingdom Empire's possessions in Canaan and Syria had been lost to the Sea Peoples by his reign, and now his name has been found at the Dakhla Oasis in Western Egypt. He honoured his predecessors <mask> II, <mask> III and <mask> VII. He paid close attention to Lower Egypt and built a monument. The king's name and those of the prince and High Priest Nebmaatre are known to be the sons of Ramesses IX. Montuherkhopshef C, Ramesses IX's second son, who did not live long enough to succeed his father, took over the former KV19 tomb in the Valley of the Kings.The exact relationship between <mask> <mask> and <mask> X is unclear. <mask> <mask> might have had a son named <mask> X. One of the most beautifully decorated tombs in the royal valley was abandoned when <mask> VIII assumed the throne and one of Montuherkhopshef's depictions was found there. The tomb of <mask> <mask> has been open since antiquity and there are Roman and Greek graffiti on the walls. It is in the tradition of the'syringe' tunnels of the 19th and 20th Dynasties and lies directly opposite the tomb of <mask> II in the Valley of the Kings, which may have influenced <mask> <mask>'s choice of location. The queen of <mask> <mask> was most likely Baketwernel. The mummy of <mask> <mask> was found in the

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title: Ramesses IX

texts: late 19th century.The wife of the Theban High Priest Pinedjem II was found within one of the two coffins. The 1912 catalogue of the Royal Mummies did not include this pharaoh's mummy. A bandage was found when the mummy was unwrapped, most likely from the reign of king Siamun. The mummy was identified by a strip of linen from a year 7. Since an ivory box of Neferkare <mask> <mask> was found in the royal cache, and <mask> XI was probably never buried at Thebes, the royal mummy is most likely to be that of <mask> <mask> himself. It is difficult to determine the age of mummies, but it is believed that the king was 50 years old when he died, and his mummy was found to have broken limbs, a broken neck and damage to its nose. His mummy was moved from the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization along with 17 other kings and 4 queens in an event called the Pharaohs' Golden Parade.The novel Ancient Evenings by Norman Mailer is about people living during the reign of Ramesses IX. Ramesses <mask> is one of the characters in the novel who tells stories of the past on one long evening in 1123 or 1122 BCE. The Battle of Kadesh is the central event of this sub-narrative and is 150 years before the night of the narrative. See also Ramesses IX Tomb-plan Ostracon References. Dynastie, Gttinger Miszellen and Dylan Bickerstaffe wrote Refugees for eternity. The Tomb of Ramesses IX has External

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title: Melissa Farley

texts: An American clinical psychologist, researcher and feminist anti-pornography and anti-prostitution activist, she was born in 1942. She studies the effects of prostitution and sexual violence. She is the founder and director of Prostitution Research and Education. <mask> is a clinical psychologist who has consulted with agencies, governments, medical centers, and advocates for women in prostitution. The United Nations, the California Medical Examining Board, the US State Department, the Center for World Indigenous Studies, the Minnesota Indian Women's Sexual assault Coalition, and Veronica's Voice are some of the groups. <mask> is a faculty member of the Center for World Indigenous Studies and has taught seminars on research for social change. Most of the publications in the field of violence against women address prostitution, pornography and sex trafficking.Governments in South Africa, Canada, France, New Zealand, Ghana, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States use her research to craft policy on prostitution. Vera, the character in The Night Watchman, is based on the research of <mask> on the sex trade of Indian women. Researching women in prostitution has been done in 14 countries. She has reported high rates of violence and post-traumatic stress disorder among women working in the sex trade. In a 2003 paper, prostitution research was done in nine countries, including Canada, Germany, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, the US and Zambia. Street prostitutes, legal and illegal brothel workers and strip-club workers were some of the groups interviewed. The paper's authors reported high rates of violence and post-traumatic stress, with 70% of the respondents having been physically assaults while in prostitution.The 89% who wanted to leave prostitution felt unable to do so. Street prostitution is worse for prostitutes than other forms of prostitution, that male prostitution differs from female prostitution, that individuals willingly engage in

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texts: prostitution, that most prostitutes are drug addicts, and that a qualitative difference exists, according to the findings of Farley and her co-authors. One of the populations included in the nine-country study was the street sex workers of San Francisco. In childhood, a majority of respondents reported sexual abuse and physical abuse. The majority of prostitutes reported being raped, being physically assaults and being threatened with a weapon. The incidence and severity ofPTSD correlated with the amount of violence experienced by an individual, and 84% of the respondents reported a history of homelessness. In September 2007, <mask> published a book on prostitution.Although Nevada has legal brothels, most of the state's prostitution occurs in Las Vegas and Reno, where prostitution is illegal. Las Vegas is a major destination for sex traffickers. 81% of legal brothel workers said they wanted to leave prostitution, but many were physically unable to do so. The brothel owner threatened her with a gun during the interviews. Ronald Weitzer criticized <mask>'s prostitution studies for reported issues with methodology. Weitzer was critical of what he saw as a lack of transparency in the interviews, how responses were translated into statistical data, sampling bias in favor of marginalized sex workers, and the general application of <mask>'s studies to oppose any kind of sex work. Weitzer said that the findings are heavily influenced by feminist ideology.A study was done in 2002. The tool was used to measure the rate of sex workers in Israel. Of the 55 women who agreed to be interviewed, 18% met the criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder. The English Collective of Prostitutes, a group that supports the decriminalisation of prostitution, has described the claims made by Farley as "absurd and unsubstantiated". 30% of funding for a research project of prostitution was provided by the United States Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in

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texts: Persons, as well as being criticized for accepting significant funding from anti-trafficking organizations. The funding has not influenced her research, specifically its methods or conclusions. A paper was published on the need to include women in prostitution in the #MeToo movement.Men who buy sex have been co-authored by Farley. Sex buyers and sexually coercive men share many similarities, according to a study published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence. The first of these studies, based on interviews with sex buyers in Edinburgh and Chicago, was published in April and May 2008. The reports, based on interviews with over 100 self-selecting men in each city who responded to newspaper ads placed by the researchers, report a high rate of abusive, predatory and dehumanizing attitudes towards prostitutes on the part of buyers. According to the studies, many of the men described their behavior as addiction; a large percentage said that the possibility of public exposure or being listed on a sex offender registry would deter them from buying sex from prostitutes. A study of sex buyers in Cambodia was done in 2012 by <mask> and associates. A paper written by about 15 academics and sexual health experts was submitted to the Scottish Parliament rebuking the methods and conclusions of the study.According to their rebuttal, this research violates fundamental principles of human research ethics in that there is no evidence of any benefit to the population studied. The purpose of the research was to vilify the population of men who were chosen to be interviewed. According to the paper, Farley's work was biased. The Kaiser Foundation Research Institute sponsored several studies on the long-term health effects of sexual abuse and trauma. Patients with a history of childhood sexual abuse have higher rates of dissociation and somatization than patients without such a history, according to several reports. Patients with a history of sexual abuse had higher rates of


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texts: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, emergency-room and medical visits, and prescriptions than patients without a history of abuse, according to a study. A San Francisco-based 501(c)(3) organization is called Prostitution Research and Education.The organization, sponsored by the San Francisco Women's Centers, conducts research on prostitution, pornography and trafficking and offers education and consultation to other researchers, survivors, the public and policymakers. It wants to abolish prostitution while at the same time advocating for alternatives to prostitution, including emotional and physical healthcare for women in prostitution. Activists believe that prostitution is inherently exploitative and traumatizing due to the fact that a prostitute is the weaker partner in a transaction. She supports the Swedish model in which paying for sex, pimping and human trafficking are illegal and the sale of sex is decriminalized. Sex workers' rights activists and groups, such as COYOTE, want to decriminalize prostitution and the purchase of sexual services. Women working in the sex industry are misrepresented in her research. An anti-pornography activist, in 1985, led a national protest.The campaign of the public destruction of bookstore-owned copies of pornography was called The Rampage. She was arrested 13 times for her actions. She compared the images of Kink.com's purchase of the San Francisco Armory to those of prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib. In general, <mask> is against sadomasochism. She outlines her opposition to Sadomasochism in her essay, " Ten lies about Sadomasochism". On the radio program Intelligence Squared U.S., <mask> argued that it is wrong to pay for sex. On June 11, 2003 a Labour Member of Parliament read a letter from a research assistant in New Zealand's House of Representatives.In the letter, Winn said that <mask> had fabricated and misrepresented data in his reports on prostitution in New Zealand. The studies she performed did not collect any


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texts: data indicating that women were entering prostitution at age nine. I have read and am aware of the ethics of psychologists working in New Zealand. I know these weren't followed. Winn said that Farley had made false claims on New Zealand television about her findings, and that she had paid some of the interview subjects. She wrote that the impact of the study has hurt those who took part. It is for that reason that I am writing to the board of registration in California to make a formal complaint.I believe that she committed an act of intentional misrepresentation of fact. The California board did not respond to the complaint. Dr. Calum Bennachie filed a complaint with the American Psychological Association to remove her from its membership after she published a critique of the Report of New Zealand Prostitution Law Review Committee on her website. In the course of her critique, she revealed that she may have violated ethical guidelines of both the APA and the New Zealand Psychological Society. Sex workers and allied activists have online access to full copies of Dr. Bennachie's complaint. The APA didn't respond to the complaint, and the association didn't know about it. Farley was called as an expert witness by the Attorney General of Canada.Sex workers brought the case to argue that Canadian prostitution laws were unconstitutional. The project of Minnesota Indian Women's Sexual assault Coalition and Prostitution Research and Education, Garden of Truth was reported on by <mask> and co-authors from the William Mitchell College of Law. It works. Macleod, Jan, Anderson, Lynn, and Golding are related. Challenging men's demand for prostitution in Scotland is a research report based on interviews with men who bought women in prostitution. The Women's Support Project is in Glasgow, Scotland. There are links to American women, American psychologists, American feminists, Anti-pornography feminists, Anti-prostitution feminists, and Anti-prostitution activists in the


title: Dana Gioia

texts: <mask> is an American poet, literary critic, literary translator, and essayist. New Formalism, which advocates the continued writing of poetry in rhyme and meter, and New Narrative, which advocates the telling of non-autobiographical stories, have been part of the literary movements within American poetry since the early 1980s. A return to the past tradition of poetry translators replicating the rhythm and verse structure of the original poem is in favor of Gioia. The rediscovery of John Allan Wyeth was helped by Gioia. The annual West Chester University Poetry Conference has been founded by him. The chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts was requested by George W. Bush. Business Week magazine wrote about Gioia as "The Man Who Saved the NEA".The Washington Post referred to him as one of the NEA's strongest leaders five years after he left office. At the University of Southern California, she is the Judge Widney Professor of Poetry and Public Culture. He was the California State Poet Laureate. Five books of poetry and three volumes of literary criticism have been published by Gioia. TheNorton of Poetry, The Oxford Book of American Poetry, and several other anthologies have anthologized <mask>'s poetry. His poetry has been translated into many languages. The translations of poets were published by Gioia.His maternal great-grandfather, Jesus " Jake" Ortiz, a Mexican immigrant from Sonora, worked as a cow-puncher in the Old West before he settled down and got married. The poem ends with the murder of Ortiz by a disgruntled and racist cowboy in 1910. At the end of the poem, <mask> describes how

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texts: his widowed great-grandmother watched his grandfather and great-uncle become cowboys in order to support the family. After hearing the story from his grandfather as a child, <mask> was able to confirm it with the assistance of the Wyoming State Librarian. <mask> <mask> was born in Hawthorne. <mask> was a Sicilian immigrant who worked as a cab driver and later as a chauffeur. The "tightly knit Sicilian family" lived together in the same triplex, spoke to each other almost exclusively in Sicilian dialect, and rarely socialized with anyone who wasn't related".His mother worked for the phone company. He had to become more Italian than the Italians to fit in. <mask> described his maternal grandfather as a hard-drinking and temperamental man, and explained that his mother left home in the mid-teens to escape his violent behavior. <mask> is a jazz and blues historian. <mask>'s maternal uncle, an old-style proletarian intellectual, died in an airplane crash and her brother's library of books was passed on to her. "I grew up in a house filled with books in five or six different languages, musical scores, art books, and recordings." My parents kept these things out of family duty because they took no interest in them.My life was influenced by this extraordinary library. The working class of Los Angeles of his childhood was completely removed from Hollywood, "glitz and glamor", and "quite old fashioned, very European, and deeply Catholic". 'European' is not the right word. Very Latin. The Mexican culture was very well blended by the Sicilians. "Although I have two degrees from Stanford, I still feel a bit like

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texts: an interloper on this exquisitely beautiful campus." A person is always in his or her childhood.I'm still a working-class kid from L.A., or more precisely from Hawthorne, a city that most of this audience knows only as the setting of two films. "Gioia to graduates: 'Trade easy pleasures for more complex and challenging ones' Following is the prepared text of the speech delivered by <mask> at graduation on June 17, 2007." He was grateful for the classical education he received from the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, which was based in both medieval scholasticism and renaissance humanism. The Marianist brothers drilled their students relentlessly in Latin and theology. We were able to work through most of St. Thomas Aquinas's arguments. We also read Catullus. The curriculum of the Marianist Brothers used the Medieval Latin poetry of the Goliards as a further means of instruction despite the bawdiness of their content.He became the first person in his family to go to college because of the classical education he received. In 1969 Gioia received a scholarship to study music. The culture shock of meeting the children of America's ruling class was experienced by Gioia. It took me a long time to figure out my own reactions. He was repelled by fellow students from wealthy families. I was naively astonished by how little their education meant to them. He was planning to be a composer.My passion for music was frustrated after a short time with the Stanford Music Department. I wanted to compose music, but my teachers didn't like it. <mask> decided to go to Vienna for his sophomore year to

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texts: study classical music and the German language. During his stay in Austria, he decided to become a poet. While attending Harvard University in 1974, <mask>'s interest in prosody inspired him to enroll in the English class taught by Robert Fitzgerald. The need to work up my Latin for the PhD exams caused <mask> to sign up for an advance course in Roman poetry, which was also taught by Robert Fitzgerald. The surface of the poem, Fitzgerald's method implied, was the poem.The language and story of an epic are unforgettable. Historian demands immediate pleasure and enduring significance from a plot. The central values of a civilization are summed up in an epic narrative. Only a few poets have successfully met this challenge. Fitzgerald insisted that one needed to study the cultures and literary traditions that created them in order to understand the full value of these poems. They needed to be tested against life. The greatest measure of Homer, Virgil, and Dante's greatness was that their poems taught one about life, and that life, in turn, illuminated them.During his last term at Harvard in 1975, <mask> signed up for an English class taught by Elizabeth Bishop. The experience of taking the class has been described as instrumental in his future development. One did not interpret poetry, one experienced it, that's what Bishop believed. The substance of her teaching was showing us how to experience it directly. There was no need for a sophisticated theory. Intelligence, intuition, and a good dictionary are required. There was only the text.She preferred observation to analysis and poems to poetry. In 1975,

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texts: <mask> graduated from Harvard with a master's degree in business administration. As both a graduate and undergrad, <mask> was editor of the literary journal. In 1977 he became the vice president of marketing at General Foods. He was on the team that came up with the idea of Jello Jigglers. In the evenings, while working at General Foods, <mask> wrote several volumes of poetry and literary translations. While working at General Foods, <mask> chose to hide his authorship of both poetry and literary criticism.He said that being known as a poet wouldn't do him any good in the business world. The first list of Men and Women Under 40 Who are Changing the Nation was published in 1984 by Esquire Magazine. I tried to discourage them when they said they were going to write an article about me. Since they intended to run the article anyway, they made clear that my own wishes had nothing to do with it. Most people at General Foods were shocked, especially my boss, who was an all-American in two sports and a commanding officer in combat. When he heard that I wrote poetry, he called me into his office and asked if it was true. His only response was 'Shit' when I reluctantly conceded that it was.Being known as a poet didn't make my life any easier, even though I was already recognized as a valuable senior executive at General Foods. At the same time that the article was published, a dispute was starting to erupt in American poetry between free verse poets and those who wrote and published in traditional verse forms. The Poetry Wars were dubbed by literary critics. Many who were college and university professors and

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texts: veterans of the 1960s Counterculture found themselves in the position of being defenders of The Establishment when The Poetry Wars began. The poets who wrote free verse and confessional poetry were stereotyped as socially progressive, anti-racist, and New Left socialists. New Formalist and New Narrative poets were stereotyped as old money White Anglo-Saxon Protestant preppies and as Anglophiles filled with hatred of the American Revolution and nostalgia for the British Empire. According to poets and critics, American poetry in traditional verse forms was reactionary, Eurocentric, un-American, white supremacist, and even fascist.As soon as I began publishing formal poems, my work was attacked. To articulate my poetics, he decided to publish literary essays. In the essay Business and Poetry, he pointed out how many other well-known figures in American poetry, including Wallace Stevens. William Carlos Williams also made his living outside of the academy. Essays on poetry and American culture. According to the New Formalist poets, American poetry needs to return to rhyme, regular rhythm, more traditional practices of literary translation, and with the New Narrative poets' rejection of confessional poetry in favor of telling non-autobiographical stories. Since the early 1980s, <mask> has argued that American poetry will never regain its popularity because of the popularity of fiction writing.Like many other poets, <mask> writes in both free and formal verse and is an advocate of accentual verse. While New Formalism and the New Narrative are the most controversial responses to American poetry to the

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texts: than friends. The New Conservatism in American Poetry was published in 1986 by Diane Wakoski, a poet, literary critic, and professor at Michigan State University. Robert McPhillips, of college and university, said that the essay was provoked when Wakoski attended a Modern Language Association conference in which old Formalist John Hollander spoke critically. "I thought that I heard the Devil speaking to me," Wakoski said of Hollander's remarks. "Hollander was a man full of spite, from lack of recognition and thinly veiled anger, who wasnouncing the free verse revolution, denouncing the poetry which is the fulfillment of the Whitman heritage." She called the younger poets "really the spokesmen for the new conservatism," which she said was an unfortunate continuation of the legacies of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Robert Frost and Eliot.According to Robert McPhillips,Wakoski's critique of these poets is less aesthetic than it is political. She believes that those who use traditional forms are supporters of Reagan. Her moral denunciation and generalized invective marked a turning point in contemporary poetics. Her excesses caused a backlash from writers and critics who were less interested in reading the poets than she was. Some poets began to see themselves as part of the loose movement that would be identified as the New Formalism, as a result of the public controversy. Five responses were generated from the attack, from Robert Mezey, Lewis Turco, Brian Richards, and <mask>. Most of them denied that there was a link between aesthetic and politics, in particular between form and conservatism, citing an


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texts: example of a Fascist who wrote free verse.They criticized Wakoski's intolerance of literary pluralism as a kind of cultural fascist, in the guise of a democratic Whitmanism that declared form to be un-American. The quest for pure Germanic culture was led by the late Joseph Goebbels. He suggested that the poetry written by Americans constituted American poetry. The first public controversy about the young movement was caused by Wakoski's polemic. Robert McPhillips witnessed a debate between John Hollander and <mask> over whether poetry was initially an oral or written art. Hollander argued that poetry was written before it was oral. In retrospect, McPhillips realized that he heard that poetry was first and foremost an oral form and rhyme and meter central elements of oral poetry.In his influential 1987 essay Notes on the New Formalism, <mask> wrote, "Literature not only changes, it must change to keep its force and vitality." There will always be groups advocating new types of poetry, some of it genuine, just as there will always be conservative opposing forces trying to maintain the conventional methods. The revival of rhyme and meter among some young poets creates an unprecedented situation in American poetry. The status quo was put on the free-verse poets by the New Formalists. Free verse, the creation of an older literary revolution, is now the long-established, ruling orthodoxy, formal poetry the unexpected challenge. None of these arguments can survive critical scrutiny, but they continue to be made so frequently that one can only assume that they provide some emotional comfort to their


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texts: advocates. The discussion between formal and free-verse has become a political debate for many writers.Readers who have been following the discussion of the 'New' will find persuasive arguments against political stereotyping of formalist poets by Paul Lake in the 1988 essay Towards a Liberal Poetics. There is a popular assumption that formal poetics correspond to reactionary politics. "The Poetry Wars" between poets and critics from both literary movements are still raging decades later in literary journals, in colleges and universities, and on the internet. Diane Wakoski's claims continue to be repeated. <mask> explained in a 2016 interview with John Cusatis thatLiterary movements are always temporary. They last a decade or so, and then die or join the mainstream. Mainstream figures eventually became the best New Formalist poets.The so-called Poetry Wars were only slow and gradual. Free and formal verse were no longer considered polar opposites. One of the styles of contemporary practice is form. Most literary magazines have poems in rhyme and meter. New Formalism was so successful that it no longer needed to exist. Can poetry matter? Can Poetry Matter? was published in 1991.In the April issue of Atlantic Monthly. The essay began with the words, "American poetry now belongs to a subculture." It has lost


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texts: response to Can Poetry Matter? The individual letters have never stopped coming. <mask> quit his job as a vice president at General Foods in 1992 to pursue a career as a poet. An annual poetry conference has been held at West Chester University since 1995 with a special focus on traditional prosody and New Formalism. In an interview with William Baer, <mask> talked about how he and Michael Peich came up with the idea for the conference. Although there were over 2,000 writers' conferences in the United States at that time, there was not a single one that I was involved in. A young writer could learn the traditional craft of poetry in a systematic way.It occurred to us that it would be a great idea to start the conference with a bottle of Pinot Noir. Even though we had no budget, no staff, and no other visible means of support, we did. We drew up a model curriculum that included classes in meter, the sonnet, the French Forms, and narrative poetry. We put the name of the person we thought would be the best younger poet next to each subject. It was important that these techniques were taught by younger writers who were using them. We wanted to honor our elders and so we decided to give a keynote speaker a place in the canon of American letters. Richard was invited to be the keynote speaker.We had no money to pay our faculty, so I called each of them up and explained to them why we needed to do this. We thought the conference would be a one time only thing, but nobody went home. We realized that we should do it again because people stuck around because they enjoyed themselves so much. Blank verse and


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texts: dramatic monologue have been included in the West Chester Conference's classes since 1995. For a lifetime contribution to the study of versification and prosody, the Robert Fitzgerald Prosody Award is awarded every year at the West Chester University Poetry Conference. President George W. Bush nominated <mask> to be the Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts in 2002. From 2003 to 2009, <mask> worked to bring new visibility to the agency through a series of national initiatives that stressed broad democratic reach and artistic excellence.With wide support from both Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives, <mask> gained a $20.1 million increase in his agency's budget and silenced the requests from Libertarians to abolish the NEA. Business Week magazine wrote about Gioia as "The Man Who Saved the NEA". Several national initiatives were created by Chairman, <mask>. "We have a generation of Americans who have never been to the theater, the symphony, opera, dance, who have never heard fine jazz, and who increasingly don't read," said <mask> in justifying his efforts to bring large scale national initiatives of artistic excellence to millions of Americans. The NEA national initiatives were referred to by William Safire in the New York Times. More than 40 American theatre companies received grants to tour small and medium-sized communities through his program "Shakespeare in American Communities". The goal of The Big Read was to increase literacy.The Big Read was based on the idea of "one city, one book" and brought together partner organizations across the country to

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texts: encourage communities to read the same book. It went national in 2007, becoming the largest literary program in the history of the federal government, after being launched as a pilot program with ten communities. Poetry Out Loud is a poetry contest for students. 375,000 students start at the high school level. The National Finals in Washington, DC are where the school champions and classroom winners will go. A $20,000 scholarship is given to the winner. The NEA Jazz Masters, which is the nation's highest honor in jazz music, was re-energized by Gioia in order to raise the visibility of artists who he felt wereunderappreciated in their own country.The peak of the U.S. involvement in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan occurred during <mask>'s term as NEA Chairman. The U.S. military and their families were included in NEA national initiatives. He added tours to military bases to his "Shakespeare in American Communities" program. The NEA sent young artist programs from opera companies around the country to military bases. In 2004, Gioia launched Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience, which collected writings from U.S. troops and their families about their wartime experiences. The writings were collected in an anthology. The Washington Post named the anthology one of their "best of 2006" non-fiction.The documentary was nominated for an Academy Award. In January 2009, <mask> left the NEA to return to poetry. The Washington Post referred to him as one of the NEA's strongest leaders five years after he left office. Several collections of criticisms have been written by <mask>. In 1991, he wrote


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texts: "Can Poetry Matter?" <mask> objects to the decline of poetry in America. Over two dozen literary anthologies and college textbooks have been written or co-written by Gioia.Many essays and reviews have been written by him. He was a music critic for San Francisco magazine. On February 23, 1980, he and Mary Elizabeth Hiecke were married. One of their sons died in infancy. His poem was inspired by the loss of his infant son. In the early 1980s, it was as a poet that Gioia first began to attract attention, with appearances in The Hudson Review, Poetry, and The New Yorker. Daily Horoscope, his first collection, was one of the most anticipated and widely discussed poetry volumes of its time.Its contents range in form, length and theme. "California Hills in August", "In Cheever Country", and "The Sunday News" are some of its more notable pieces. It was the main selection of the U.K. Poetry Book Society and the winner of the 2002 American Book Award. It includes both translation and many original poems in which contemplative and occasionally wistful notes predominate, as in the conclusion of "Summer Storm": "And memory insists on pining for places it never went, as if life would be happier." His poem explores the limits of language to understand the world. The life of poets, painters, and composers are examined in many of the poems. His previous books of poetry featured both metrical and free verse."Special Treatments Ward" received notice for its description. "Haunted", the central poem in the collection, is a long dramatic monologue that is both love story and ghost story. It won the Poets' Prize. The Poet


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texts: Laureate of California was named in December of 2015. Gioia wanted to visit each of the state's 58 counties and give a poetry reading. My life changed for the better when I fell in love with poetry, said Gioia. It made me a better person.I want to bring the gifts of poetry to the broadest audience possible. Music and opera Gioia has collaborated with many musicians. Dave Brubeck, Paquito D'Rivera, and Helen Sung collaborated with him. Three opera libretti have been written by Gioia. His first opera, Nosferatu, was performed by Rimrock Opera and Opera Idaho. The National Opera Association award for best new chamber opera was won by Tony Caruso's Final Broadcast. The works have been recorded.His opera, The Three Feathers, was performed by Virginia Tech and Opera Roanoke. National Public Radio included that speech on its list of "The Best Commencement Speeches, Ever", dating back to 1774. The Gods of Winter, Interrogations at Noon, and Pity the Beautiful are books. Barrier of a Common Language: An American Looks at Contemporary British Poetry was published in 1991. Can poetry matter? The Madness of Hercules (Hercules Furens) is translated by Renaud Toutlemonde. "Poems from Italy" was edited by William Jay Smith and was included in Seneca: The Tragedies, Volume II.This Man's Army: A War in Fifty-Odd Sonnets was written by John Allan Wyeth. <mask>. There is a critical introduction. The Critical Monographs was written by April Lindner. <mask> is a writer for the Boise State University Western Writers Series. The authors are Jack W. C. Hagstrom and Bill Morgan. Janet McCann wrote "Dana Gioia: A Contemporary

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texts: Metaphysics" in the spring of 2009.The man is Michael Peich. There are also references to American Perspectives in <mask> and Fine Press Printing. C-SPAN. February 21, 2004. The talk was given at the Agassi Theatre at Harvard University. Cynthia Haven. <mask> went to Washington.There is a commonweal. November 21, 2003 Cynthia Haven. "Poet Provocateur" was in the July/August 2000 issue of the magazine. There is a person named Belinda Lanks. John J. Miller wrote "Bush Poet picks for NEA". "Up from Mapplethorpe"There is a national review. March 8, 2004. Jim Milliot is a man. Gioia vows to change America's reading habits. Publishers Weekly. June 27, 2005. "Restoring the Bard" is an editorial.The new question. December 2003 Bruce Weber. ThePoet Brokers Truce in Culture Wars. The New York Times. September 7, 2004. The world authors of 1990–1995.<mask>'s official page has links to Living people American critics American poets of Italian descent American male non-fiction writers American male poets American poets of Mexican descent American Roman Catholic poets American writers of Italian descent Catholics from California English-language poets

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title: Syed Ahmed Quadri

texts: <mask> was an administrator, educationist, and senior officer in the government of the Nizam of Hyderabad and later in the government of India and the UNO. <mask> was born in the year 1908. He was the son of a Sufi. His roots go back to the fourth Caliph Ali. He was related to both the famous Sufi Shaykh Abdul Qadir Gilani and his great grandfather. He was brought up in a Sufi tradition. After moving from Baghdad to north India, his ancestors shifted to this town as their permanent native place.<mask> was ten years old when his parents died. He spent his youth at the home of his sister and husband. He pursued higher education in science after graduating from school. He received a degree in physics from Manchester University in 1933, after completing an excellent educational record. Some success in sports was enjoyed by <mask>. He was captain of the hockey team, a member of the football team, and a swimming champion. He was a member of the Muslim contingent in the All India Water Polo Championship and held records in long distance swimming.He won 7 gold medals in the All India Championships. He was a tennis player at Manchester University. He received the honor of "blue" from all English universities in 1933. He went into the field of education after returning from England in 1933. He taught physics at Osmania University. The man was more than six feet tall. He was given additional responsibilities by the Osmania University as the President of University Games.He commanded discipline and trained a number of good sportsmen at the university. He had two sons who gained national prominence in cricket and tennis. The credit for introducing paramilitary training to the students at Osmania University goes to Mr. <mask> alone. He was appointed as the

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texts: first officer commanding the University Training Corps after the program was approved. The Osmania University Training Corps model was adopted all over India under the name of the National Cadet Corps in 1948. His services were acquired as an expert in education and training by the Hyderabad State at the end of World War II. This program was developed on an institutional basis.These schemes were converted into permanent government departments. The ITI and Employment Exchange are examples of the model that the government of India adopted after 1947. <mask> <mask>'s contribution was recognised beyond the boundaries of the Hyderabad State. The British Government awarded him the title of "KHAN SA HEB" in 1943 because of his services in the fields of education and allied areas. This title was given to him by the British government of India in 1943, which is similar to the title of "Padma Shree" of India today. <mask> <mask> decided to return this title after India gained independence. <mask> <mask>'s career changed after he joined the government in 1943.He went from education to government service. Famine like circumstances were created due to a food shortage in India. In order to develop a strong logistics service for the movement of food grains and other commodities, a new organisation called "Hyderabad Commercial Corporation" was formed by <mask> <mask>. He was the Chief Transport Officer. He was honoured with "NIZAM MEDAL" in 1946 for his services over three years. He was an expert in transportation and logistics by that time. He was moved to the State Railways in 1947.His services were transferred to the "Road Transport Department" of theAPSRTC. In 1948, the State of Hyderabad was annexed to India after being invaded by the Indian troops.

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texts: <mask> <mask> continued to work in the Road Transport Department even after becoming a part of the Indian government. He was appointed to the post of Chief Traffic Manager of Mysore State after he was transferred from Hyderabad State. He reorganised road transport in the state and was instrumental in nationalising the road transport and converting it into the "Mysore State Road Transport Corporation". He retired from government service at the age of 58 and returned to his native city. He was already well known for his performance, and the state of AP offered to take him as Director of theAPSRTC to reorganised the passenger services in the state.He joined the UNO after a year in this position. He was already considered a key technocrat by the United Nations Organization. In January 1967, the United Nations Organization obtained his valuable services as the "World Food Project Officer". His first assignment was in Yemen. The rebellion against the British in South Yemen led to the independence of South Yemen in 1967. Mr. <mask> and other UN staff were evacuated from Yemen. He was posted to Cyprus and Rome before he was posted to Amman, Jordan for three years.He was posted to Baghdad until 1975, when he retired from the UNO. He was appointed as UN advisor to the developing countries of the Middle East of Yemen, Egypt, Jordan and Iraq. He served in the Middle East for 8 years. He developed a number of schemes which were approved and implemented by the United Nations. He performed Hajj three times while he was in the Middle East. He was pained to see the loss of lives of pilgrims due to indiscipline. As a service to the Hajj authorities and the Muslims at large, he prepared a detailed report in English and Arabic with suggestions on a number of

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texts: issues to improve services for the Hajj pilgrims.The United Nations sent the report to Saudi Arabia. Most of his proposals were implemented by the Saudi government. Some of his suggestions were included. The construction of two floors over Al-Safa and Al-Marwah will allow the maximum number of pilgrims to perform the ritual. 2. There are separate paths for the passage of traffic between Al-Safa and Al-Marwah. 3.There are wheel chairs for pilgrims who are old, weak, and handicapped. 4. Construction of a number of roads to Mina and Mount Arafat instead of only one that existed then, by carving different obstructing hillocks for ease of the ever-increasing Hajj traffic. 5. Building floors over the Jamarat at Mina. 6. Poor people in other Muslim countries receive the meat from the sacrifice.One suggestion of the late Mr. <mask> has yet to be fulfilled. He wanted to create a mini-train with a special type of compartment for elderly, weak and handicapped Hajj pilgrims to travel around the Holy Kaaba. His experience in the field of transportation is in line with this suggestion. In 1975, the life of Late Mr. <mask> changed when he retired from the UN "World Food Project". He was in Baghdad. He says in his book that he was told to take care of the spiritual project of the shrine by his holy ancestors. The shrine of Sayyid Sahib Husayni and other Sufis were in ruin.The town was in poor shape due to the disrepair of the minarets. After his return, he devoted his entire attention to the rehabilitation of Tekmal. He spent the rest of his life transforming this small remote town which was his greatest achievement. He converted the Tekmal shrine and its environments into a booming area and also rendered immense socio-economic services through reforms,

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texts: public welfare projects and construction of schools, hospitals and other facilities for the poor people of the area. He raised funds for the projects through family members and friends who helped in alleviating poverty and providing means of livelihood to the poor people of the area. He arranged funds for marriages of poor girls and for the burial of the dead, as well as stipends and other forms of assistance to the aged and handicapped people. The Madrassa-e-Hussainia Tekmal is a free education and training institution for boys and girls.Building such institutions for the children of tomorrow was a step in the right direction. He provided many other services for that area. The introduction of bank facilities for the first time in its history was due to his efforts. Regular RTC bus services were established with a bus terminal. The authorities laid infrastructure at his request. Several mosques were constructed in the nearby areas. He also built new Masjids in the nearby villages of Salajpalli, Timplur, Chitlur and Raipahad.Each of the masjids has a new religious school attached to it. <mask> <mask> died of natural causes after a short illness and was buried at the ancestral graveyard at Tekmal Publications. The History of Takemal Dargah is one of his books. He met her when he was a student in England and married her in 1933. She had three children with him. The couple were divorced in 1950 after 18 years of marriage. Azeemunnisa Begum was <mask> <mask>'s life partner until her death in 1983.She brought up his sons as her own. Azeemunnisa Begum's son died at the age of 17 shortly before she was widowed. His third sister was married to a man. There are External links and reference books on Sayyid Sahib Husayni Kazi Zainul Abedin <mask>

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title: Costas Georgiou

texts: <mask>, also known as Colonel Callan, a British mercenary who was born in Cyprus, was executed in July of 1976 for his activities during the civil war phase of the Angolan War of Independence. <mask> was born in Cyprus in 1951, when the island was a British Crown colony. His family moved to London in 1963. British military career <mask> joined the British Army and served in Northern Ireland. He was one of the best marksmen in the unit. He was involved in an armed robbery at a Post Office. He was sentenced to five years in prison.Even though he claimed to have been a colonel, he never received officer training in the British Army. Others think he was a private soldier. The de jure government of Portugal was acknowledged by the People's Movement for the Liberation of Luanda as the de jure government. Cuban military advisors, combat troops and material were given to the new government in order to fight against the rival groups. Private military companies in the United Kingdom and the United States were used to recruit British and American ex-military. Funding was provided by the American CIA and the French SDECE. By this time, he had left the army and was working in construction.His discharge for his part in robbing a post office gave him few prospects for gainful employment. He was dating a woman. <mask> was an ex-paratrooper of Greek Cyprus and his cousin was 'Shotgun'. Nick Hall, a dishonourably discharged airborne veteran, put out an advertisement soliciting mercenary employment for four able-bodied young men. Mick Wainhouse would be one of these people. Donald Belford, a former British Army medic who had volunteered for a humanitarian aid group in Africa, replied quickly. He treated wounded fighters in the fight against the Portuguese and earned their trust and friendship.The leader of the FNLA

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texts: Banks, who was based in Britain, was seen as a threat to his own position by Georgiou because he stayed in Britain. Georgiou killed African soldiers and created a climate of fear among the British mercenaries, none of which aided the FNLA forces or their ability to wage war successfully against the MPLA. The British journalist called Georgiou a "psychopathic killer" who executed 14 of his fellow mercenaries for cowardice and was extremely brutal to black people. At his trial, it was established that he had killed at least 170 people. The men under his command and the FLNA regarded him as a loose cannon who was just as likely to attack them as he was the MLPA. The second group of mercenaries from Britain were mostly working class men with no military experience. The second contingent accidentally injured themselves when they tried to use weapons that they did not fully understand.The undisciplined men realized the perilous situation they had been placed in and the instability of their leadership. Chris Dempster was shot by a group of them who attempted to flee the country. The deserters were quickly rounded up and executed by firing squad. A third group of mercenaries was recruited in the US. The "battalion" fought several more dramatic engagements. <mask>'s campaign was a failure due to his limited resources and the fact that many of his men were untrained and demoralised. According to mercenary David Tomkins, the group spent most of their time looking for food, weapons, and ammunition.raids on villages were where the men would casually walk into town with their weapons, looking for anything to use. Any person who offered physical resistance would be shot. Lack of proper equipment was one of the key factors in the failure of foreign mercenary units. The Cuban troops were fighting as their allies.


title: James H. Doyle

texts: He was a vice admiral in the United States Navy. During the Korean War, he commanded the U.S. Navy, Marine, and Army forces of Amphibious Group 1, and was personally responsible for the execution of the amphibious phase of the Battle of Inchon. Thousands of Marines were put on a coastline by the naval attack force. He was named in his honor. His son was a vice admiral. The son of John J. and Elizabeth (Johnson<mask> was born on August 29, 1897. He was appointed to the US Naval Academy in 1916 by appointment from the Second Congressional District of New York.He served in World War I as a midshipman in the summers of 1917 and 1918. He was commissioned an ensign after graduating from the Class of 1920. From his graduation in 1919 until August 1926, he was in the Navy. He attended the George Washington University Law School after reporting for duty in the Office of the Judge Advocate General of the Navy. He received the degree of Bachelor of Laws in 1929. He joined the Lawrence as Executive Officer in July 1929 and was transferred to the Buchanan in August 1930. Between June 1935 and June 1937 he was Aide and Flag Secretary on the Staff of Commander Destroyers, Battle Force, the flagship of the US Navy.He was Aide to the Commandant of the Sixteenth Naval District and the Navy Yard for the next two years. He assumed command of Destroyer Division 67 in the Atlantic in August of 1940. The British Navy took over the Division under the exchange of bases for destroyers agreement. After being


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texts: credit upon himself and the United States Naval Service was reflected in his distinguished service throughout this critical period. He became Chairman of the Joint Amphibious Board in May 1952 after serving as President of the Board of Inspection and Survey in September 1951. He was relieved of active duty before his retirement. He was promoted to the rank of vice admiral on the basis of combat service after being transferred to the Retired List of the US Navy. The Legion of Merit with Combat "V," the Bronze Star Medal, the American Defense Service Medal, and the Atlantic Fleet Clasp are all included in the list. Eleanor Ruth Fields was married to him.The two sons of their parents are a Vice admiral and a USN. The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia and the Court of Appeals of the District had admitted Vice Admiral <mask> to practice before them. VADM died in Oakland, California. The Naval Biographies Branch, OI-023, 21 December 1953, is part of the Modern Biographies files. The Naval Historical Center has an External links Biography. People from Jamaica and New York City are included in the archive of his


title: Adrian Bejan

texts: <mask> developed his constructal law and made contributions to modern thermodynamics. He is named J. The author of The Physics of Life: The Evolution of Everything and Freedom and Evolution: Hierarchy in Nature, Society and Science is a professor at Duke University. <mask> was born in Galai, a city on the Danube in Romania, and 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 <mask> was a pharmacist. His father was a doctor. <mask>'s parents enroll him in art school because of his talent in drawing.He was a member of the Romania national basketball team. <mask> entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the age of 19 after winning a scholarship. He received his BS andMS degrees in 1972 from the honors course in mechanical engineering. He graduated from MIT in 1975 with a PhD in thermal design. His advisor was Joseph L. Smith Jr. <mask> was a Miller research fellow at the University of California Berkeley. He joined the faculty of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Colorado in 1978 after moving to Colorado. <mask> published his first book in 1982.His ideas on irreversibility, availability and exergy analysis were presented in a form for engineers in the book. He published a book in

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texts: 1984. New research methods such as intersection of asymptotes, heatlines, and scale analysis were emphasized in the book. <mask> was a full professor at Duke University. The first edition of his textbook was published in 1988. The book combined engineering heat transfer and fluid mechanics and introduced entropy generation as a method of minimization. The Worcester Reed Warner Medal was awarded to him in 1996 for "originality, challenges to orthodoxy, and impact on thermodynamics and heat transfer, which were made through his first three books".<mask> was appointed the J. in 1989. A. Jones is a professor of mechanical engineering. In 1988 and 1989 his peers named two different groups Bejan number, one for the pressure difference group and the other for the ratio of fluid friction irreversibility divided by heat transfer irreversibility. He published four more books from 1992 to 1996. The constructal law was formulated in 1995 while <mask> was writing a paper on the cooling of electronic components. When electronic components are too small for cooling, they need to be designed for efficient conduction. The paper gives a method for designing paths from smaller paths to larger ones."For a finite-size system to persist in time, it must evolve in such a way that it provides easier access to," he said. He called the theory constructal from the Latin "to construct" in order to emphasize the coming together of paths. The second edition of <mask>'s textbook included his constructal law. He has focused on the applications of constructal law. He published Porous and Complex Flow Structures in 2004. In 2008 he published Design with Constructal Theory, a textbook for the course he

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texts: developed with Lorente at Duke. He was given a membership in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.He was cited for "an extraordinary record of creative work, including the unification of thermodynamics and heat transfer; the conceptual development of design as a science that unite all fields; legendary contributions to engineering education; and, since 1996, the discovery and continued development of the constructal law." <mask> wrote books for the general audience. In 2012 he published Design in Nature: How the Constructal Law Affects Evolution in Biology, Technology, and Social Organization and in 2016 he published The Physics of Life: The Evolution of Everything. The books were credited for his award of a medal. He was cited for his long-term contributions to the public appreciation of the pivotal role of engineering in an advanced society through outstanding accomplishments as an engineering scientist and educator. <mask> was to be awarded the Benjamin Franklin medal in mechanical engineering. He was cited for his contributions to the field of engineering systems, which have improved the performance of engineering systems, and for his contributions to the field of constructal theory, which predicts natural design and its evolution in engineering, scientific, and social systems.Prof. <mask> received a lifetime achievement award from the foundation. He was cited for his contributions to modern thermodynamics and "Constructal Law", a law of physics that predicts natural design and its evolution in biology, geophysics, climate change, technology, social organization, evolutionary design and development, wealth and sustainable. The Turkish Academy of Sciences

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texts: (TBA) awarded Prof. <mask> the TBA International Academy Prize in the category of Basic and Engineering Sciences. The French government gave Prof. <mask> the title of Knight of the French Order of Academic Palms. The International Association for Green Energy gave Prof. <mask> the Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to thermal sciences. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers elected a member as a Fellow in October 1987. The Benjamin Franklin Medal, the Franklin Institute, and the Humboldt Research Award are all related.The Lifetime Achievement Award of the Turkish Academy of Sciences was given to <mask>. 1 February 1996, pp. There was a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report about a report <mask> was born in 2000. From engineering to nature. Cambridge University Press. The book chapter books have been updated in the last few years.Freedom and Evolution: Hierarchy in Nature, Society and Science. References External links Faculty web page 1948 births Living people MIT School of Engineering alumni Duke University

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title: Chris Bart

texts: <mask> is a business consultant and author. He is an authority on organizational mission and vision statements, as well as on the roles and responsibilities of corporate directors and the strategic governance of for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. <mask> received his masters degree from the University of Western Ontario and his PhD from the Richard Ivey School of Business. Bus. The Schulich School of Business is at York University. He is a Fellow of the Caribbean Institute of Directors. After 33 years of service, <mask> retired from his position as Professor of Strategy and Governance at the DeGroote School of Business.He founded The Directors College of Canada in 2003 and remained the College's top rated instructor. Canada's first university-accredited certification program for corporate directors is offered by The College. He is the Lead Faculty at the College. The Caribbean Governance Training Institute and the Caribbean Institute of Directors were co-founded by Dr. <mask>. He is a research fellow at the Asian Institute of Corporate Governance. He was named Outstanding Undergraduate Business Professor in 1982, 1987 and 1996 and "MBA Professor of the Year" in 1984. <mask> won the school's highest teaching award in 1995 and became DeGroote's most decorated professor.The first director of the Management of Innovation & New Technology Research Center was <mask>. He created the Innovation Management Network, a global association of professionals who collaborate through the Internet on matters of innovation and new technology. <mask> retired from the university in 2013 after he and 5 other professors were suspended by a secret university tribunal that found they had pressured other faculty in an effort to deny their faculty's Dean a second term. The five professors asked the courts to review the tribunal's work, conduct and penalties because of the moral support and financial backing of the

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texts: Canadian Association of University Teachers. "This was a staged trial ordered by the university under rules that violated every concept of natural justice in this country...It had some of the character of a show trial," said Jim Turk, CAUT's representative. None of the three academics on the panel had any training in law and the University's policies allowed no right of appeal, leaving an application for judicial review as the only available response. The courts ordered the University to enter into a remedy.Speaker <mask> is a featured speaker of the National Speakers Bureau with two unique presentations: "Sex, lies and Mission Statements" and "Achieving excellence in Customer Service through Leadership and Mission". "The Service Mission", "The Role of the Board in Strategy", and "Competing in the Experience Economy" are some of his popular presentations. <mask> has lectured at a number of institutions around the world, including the University of Cape Town, South Africa, Cranfield Institute of Technology, the UK, Monash University, Australia, the Czech Management Center and both Fudan and Tsinghua Universities in China. <mask> conducts keynote speaking and business consulting through his company. He works with many organizations to improve their mission/vision statements and governance practices. <mask> has worked in many industries such as banking, health care, high technology, municipal governance, human resources and manufacturing. More than 190 articles, cases and reviews have been published by Bart.A Tale of Two Employees and the Person Who Wanted to Lead Them was the number one bestselling business book of 2010 in Canada. 20 Questions Directors Should Ask About Strategy: Second Edition is one of his works. <mask> has been quoted in articles by publications such as The New York Times, The Financial Post, Profit magazine, The Globe and Mail, and Canadian Business. <mask> was awarded the Meloche

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texts: Monnex Corporate Governance and Strategic Leadership Award in 2011. He was elevated to a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in 2009. <mask> has served on a number of boards and still maintains some of them. He is listed in the Canadian Who's Who as a past director of the Planning Executives Institute.There are books called A Tale of Two Employees. There are twenty questions for directors to ask about strategy. The Canadian Institute of CPAs was founded in 2003 Directors should ask about strategy in the second edition. There are twenty essential questions directors of not-for-profit organizations should ask about strategy. "IT and the board of directors: An empirical investigation into the 'Governance questions' directors should ask about IT" was published in the fall of 2010. The role of the board in IT governance: Current and desired oversight practices.The International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics was published in 2009. The case of Ford Motor Company of Canada is an example of how human intellectual capital can be harnessed. The Journal of Intellectual Capital was published in 2009. Improving the board's involvement in corporate strategy: directors speak out. 4, 2007, pp. 382–393. A comparative analysis of mission statement content in secular and faith based hospitals.4, 2007, 694 issues in Canadian board transparency, Corporate Board, Vol 3, No 1, 2007, pp. 4.3–4. The performance impact of content and process in product innovation charters. The first issue of 2007, pp. 3–19. The Ontario Chamber of Commerce has an Outstanding Business Achievement Award for Corporate Governance. Bart's designation as a CPA was elevated in 2009.The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal was given to <mask> in 2012 for his service to Canada. In December of last year, <mask> was given the first of its kind by The Directors College of Canada. <mask> is an alumni of the University of Western

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title: Walter Cowan

texts: One of the oldest British servicemen on active duty during the First and Second World Wars was the 1st Baronet, known as <mask>, who was a Royal Navy officer. The oldest son of <mask>, an officer in the Royal Welch Fusiliers, was born in Crickhowell, Wales, on 11 June 1871. His father became a justice of the peace when he retired from the British Army. David Beatty was a classmate of <mask>'s at the Royal Navy's training ship, HMS Britannia. As midshipmen, Cowan and Beatty joined the flagship of the Mediterranean Fleet. In the 19th century, he saw service in Nigeria and Benin. He was invalided home after less than a year because he fell sick, but he returned to Britain with her in 1889.He was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant in 1890. He was appointed as the flagship of the East India Station. He became the first lieutenant of the gunboat in 1892. He was invalided home with dysentery in 1893. He was appointed to the light cruiser off West Africa in 1894. He participated in a number of expeditions against natives and Arabs. He was appointed to the Mediterranean destroyer in 1898, but only stayed there for six months before being given command of the Nile gunboat.He was involved in the Battle of Atbara and the Battle of Omdurman. He commanded the gunboat flotilla during the incident. He received a distinguished service order for his actions. He was an aide-de-camp to Lord Kitchener and to Lord Roberts. In 1901, he was appointed first lieutenant of the battleship. He was appointed to the coast guard ship at Holyhead in May 1901 after being promoted to commander in June 1901. He was second-in-command of the Devonport

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texts: destroyer flotilla under Roger Keyes, who was developing new destroyer tactics.They became friends. Keyes was succeeded in command of the flotilla by <mask>, who had commanded several more destroyers. He became a member of the Royal Victorian Order in 1904. He was promoted to captain in 1906 after taking command in 1905. In 1907 he took command of all destroyers of the Channel Fleet. He became captain of the new light cruiser in 1910 after transferring to the Third Division of the Home Fleet. John de Robeck was the Admiral of Patrols in 1912.Before the outbreak of the First World War, <mask> was given command of the old pre-dreadnought. He took over as flag captain six months later. She was badly damaged at the Battle of Jutland. He was a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1916. At the Second Battle of Heligoland Bight on 17 November 1917, he was made commodore of the 1st Light cruiser squadron. He stayed in command of the squadron after being promoted to rear admiral in 1918. The 1st light cruiser squadron was sent to the Baltic Sea in January 1919.Under threat of being overrun by Soviet Russia, the new republics ofFinland,Latvia,Lithuania, andEstonia were under the care of Cowan's mission to keep the sea lanes open. They were able to secure their freedom thanks to the squadron support. One Bolshevik battleship and a cruiser were sunk by coastal motor boats attached to <mask>'s command. The Victoria Cross was given to Augustus Agar for his part in these events. Andrew Browne Cunningham commanded the destroyers in this campaign. In 1919, he was promoted to Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath and created a

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texts: baronet, "of the Baltic", after creating a successful mission. The Cross of Liberty was awarded to him.The Battlecruiser Squadron was commanded by <mask> between the wars. He lost his job in 1923 and was promoted to vice admiral in 1923. He was appointed Commander-in-Chief, Coast of Scotland in 1925 and Commander-in-Chief, America and West Indies Station in 1926. He was promoted to admiral in 1927. He was appointed First and Principal Naval Aide-de-Camp to the King in 1930. He retired in 1931. Roger Keyes, the head of the Commandos, gave <mask> a job during the Second World War.In 1941, <mask> went to Scotland to train the newly formed corps in small boat handling. He was sent to the North African theatre of operations with the Commandos. The second Battle of Mechili took place in April 1941. In May 1941, in his 72nd year, <mask> took part in two seaborne raids. A river gun-boat from the China Station with a top speed of 12 knots was used for an expedition along the North Egyptian and Cyrenaica coast. The expeditions were repeatedly attacked from the air over several days before being constrained to abandon the endeavor on the second attempt through battle damage to the boat's rudder mechanism, which limited it to going around in circles in repetition. During the attacks, with scores of bombs splashing into the sea about the vessel, <mask> was often seen on the deck blazing away at the oncoming hostile aircraft with a Tommy.He fought an Italian tank crew single-handedly armed only with a revolver, and was captured on May 27, 1942, after he attached himself to the Indian 18th King Edward VII's Own Cavalry. A similar

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texts: number of British prisoners of war were exchanged for 800 Italian seamen who were held in neutral Saudi Arabia during the Red Sea Flotilla. There was no requirement about the men's future activities and they were free to return to action. During World War II, <mask> saw action in Italy. He was awarded a bar for his bravery, determination and undaunted devotion to duty as a liaison officer in the attack and capture of Mount Ornito, Italy. In 1945, he retired once more. He was invited to become a colonel in the 18th King Edward's Own Cavalry after the war, and traveled to India to receive the post, which he considered to be the greatest he had ever achieved in his military career.On February 14, 1956, <mask> died in his 85th year. On his death, the Baronetcy became extinct. The British-made minehunter was named by the Estonian Navy. The crest of the ship is based on the family arms. The Royal Navy and Royal Air Force were killed in the Baltic action of 1919, and there are memorials in the capitals of the three Baltic countries. The British Naval Action in the Baltic in 1919 was written by Geoffrey Bennett. Freeing the Baltic was published in 2002.Sound of the guns is an account of the wars and service of admiral Sir

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title: Xu Qinxian

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texts: chief of staff. In the 1980s, he commanded the 1st Armored Division and was deputy commander and then commander of the 38th Group Army. The 38th Group Army was based in Baoding, which is 90 miles south of Beijing. It was the best-trained unit of its size in the Chinese military.During the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, Defense Minister Qin Jiwei had reservations about the use of force. During the Tiananmen Square protests, <mask> was wounded in a grenade training accident and sent to the Beijing Military Region Hospital. According to a Chinese journalist, <mask> was hospitalized with stones. While hospitalized, he watched the student movement unfold and was moved to tears by the coverage of the hunger strike in Tiananmen Square. The deputy military commander of the BMR visited the man on 17 May after he had undergone an operation to remove stones from his body. On May 19th, when martial law was going to be declared, <mask> was asked to express his support as an army commander. He demanded to see a written order after he couldn't comply with a verbal order to mobilize.When Li told him that it was wartime and an order in writing would be provided later, he replied that there was no war, and refused to carry out a verbal order. <mask> called the BMR's political commissar to inform them of his refusal; privately he told friends that he would rather be executed than to be a criminal to history. The President couldn't sleep for days after he heard of <mask>'s refusal. Deng Xiaoping told him that a soldier like <mask> could not disobey the order. He was taken to be

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texts: court martialled after being arrested in the hospital. According to The Tiananmen Papers, Zhou Yibing was sent to persuade <mask>. Zhou was asked if the martial law order had been approved.Zhou said that while Deng Xiaoping, the chairman, and Yang Shangkun, the vice-chairman, had approved, the first vice-chairman had not. Without Zhao's approval, <mask> refused to act on the order and asked for sick leave. He refused to report to duty despite his request not being granted. The face-to-face meeting with Zhou was confirmed by a general in the PLA. General Zhou Yibing, the commander of the Beijing Military Region, personally ordered his troops to march against the student protesters in Tiananmen Square, according to that source. Zhou was asked if the order had been approved by the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party. The man refused to march when Zhou told him that the man had not agreed to the orders.In May, Zhou Yibing and Liu Zhenhua gave verbal orders to enforce martial law against the student demonstrators in Beijing. After returning to Baoding, he arranged for his troops to move to Beijing. He returned to the Beijing Military Region Hospital, where he was arrested, after calling the BMR to say he couldn't command his troops because of his injury. According to Gao Yu, <mask> was summoned to the BMR headquarters a day after he refused his marching orders and had his car hijacked. The leader of the 38th Group Army was replaced before the beginning of June. The belief that the student protesters were a serious threat that had to be eliminated was

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texts: heightened by the Communist Party's fear of a rebellion among the military. The 38th Group Army played a major role in suppressing the demonstrators.Many of his former colleagues were promoted. The trial and punishment was done before a military tribunal. He refused to besmirch the historical record of the People's Army, declaring that "the People's Army has never been used to suppress the people, I absolutely refuse to besmirch this historical record!" He was sentenced to five years in prison after being expelled from the Chinese Communist Party. The People's Liberation Army General Political Department transferred <mask> from a military detention centre to a prison to serve his sentence. He spent four years in a prison and five in a hospital. Jiang Zemin, the new paramount leader of China, exiled him after he served his sentence.If he had been demoted to the position of a deputy commander, his entitlements were reduced as well. In 2009, an article by Asia Weekly reported that he had been forced to live in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, after being forbidden from living in Beijing for 20 years. The General Administration of Press and Publication was unaware that a reference to <mask> had been included in an anthology of poetry published by his friend. Apple Daily in Hong Kong saw him as a guest at the Beijing home of Li in 2011. He talked about his life after Tiananmen, his expulsion from the party, and his treatment as if he was the deputy commander of a military region. He was able to travel between Beijing and his home in Shijiazhuang because of his access to news. He

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title: Will Lee

texts: <mask> was an American actor who appeared in numerous television and film roles, but was best known for playing Mr. Hooper, the store proprietor of the eponymous Hooper's Store. He was one of the four original human characters on Sesame Street, from the show's debut in 1969 until his death in 1982. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in New York. His father lost his job due to economic changes. During the Great Depression, <mask> came to adulthood. He worked odd jobs in New York City and absorbed the intellectual atmosphere of Greenwich Village, an enclave of avant-garde culture where small presses, art galleries, and experimental theater thrived. He was an actor on stage.He was a member of the Group Theater in the 1930s and appeared in Johnny Johnson, Night Music, Boy Meets Girl, The Time of Your Life, and other Broadway plays. He was the lead in Golden Boy. He presented plays that supported the labor movement and social justice at the Workers Lab Theatre. <mask> was a member of the Federal Theatre Project. He served in the Army Special Services in Australia and Manila during World War II and was cited twice for directing and staging shows for troops overseas. He appeared Off Broadway in Norman Mailer's The Deer Park and on Broadway in Once Upon a Mattress. <mask> appeared in a number of movies, including bit parts in A Song Is Born, Little Fugitive, and Saboteur.During the era of McCarthyism, he was banned from movies and TV for five years because he was accused of being a communist. He was an unfriendly witness before the House Un-American Activities Committee when they

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texts: investigated show business. He was cast in the role of Grandpa Hughes in As the World Turns at the end of that period, however, he was later cast in a different role. He taught at the American Theatre Wing for nine years, as well as at Boston University and the New School for Social Research. He did his own acting classes. A supporting role as the judge in the 1983 movie Daniel was one of the later roles outside of Sesame Street. <mask> worked in commercials, including a spot for Atari, as a grandfather learning to play a game from his granddaughter.He played the role of Mr. Hooper on Sesame Street. The president of the Children's Television Workshop said that he gave millions of children the message that the old and the young have a lot to say to each other. According to a New York Times report, <mask>'s Mr. Hooper was the top ranked live cast member on Sesame Street. His bowtie and reading glasses were his trademark. In a November 1970 TIME article, after the show's first season, <mask> recalled his feelings about the show, as well as being a staple of Sesame Street for more than 10 years. On Christmas Eve, it was revealed that Mr. Hooper and <mask> are Jewish. Two weeks before his death, <mask> taped his final segments as Mr. Hooper.This would become the focal point of Episode 1839, which aired a year later to the date in which Mr. Hooper's death is explained to Big Bird by the adults. According to his obituary in The New York Times, as he became known on Sesame Street, children would approach him on the street and ask, "How did you get out of the television set?" whisper, "I

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texts: love you." <mask> was quoted as saying in 1981 that the recognition was "humbling" because of the joy of knowing that you are helping so many kids. The producers of Sesame Street were unsure how to acknowledge the death of one of the series' most visible actors. Replacing Mr. Hooper's voice actor with a new one was one of the options Sesame Workshop considered. "Farewell, Mr. Hooper" was one of the 10 most influential moments in daytime television.A picture of <mask>, along with the dates of his birth and death, was shown before the broadcast ended. The cast of Sesame Street were sad about <mask>'s death as he befriended most of the cast. The cast said that their characters' sad faces were real, but they went through with their performance, remembering they were doing it for a good outcome. Caroll Spinney said that he last saw <mask> alive during the taping of the last episode of Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch. <mask> barely spoke to the cast that day. Spinney put his arm around <mask>'s shoulder and said "I love you, Mr." "Hooper."<mask> said, "And I love you, Caroll." <mask> passed away a few days later. In an interview a few years later, Long, who played Susan, said of the episode's legacy: "People come up to us and say 'Thank you.' We can explain what happened to grandma and grandpa. Death <mask> died from a heart attack on December 7, 1982, at the age of 74. <mask> had no children. He was survived by his sister, who lived in Florida.The episode "Farewell, Mr. Hooper" was released 11 months later and is dedicated to <mask>. There are links to the <mask> papers at the American

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