title: M. S. Swaminathan

texts: of the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines in 1982. He was there until 1988. The international conference "Women in Rice Farming Systems" was one of the contributions he made. The first award given by the Association for Women in Development was for outstanding contributions to the integration of women in development. The Director General spread awareness of the value of each part of the rice crop. The first World Food Prize was awarded to him because of his leadership at IRRI. He became the President and Vice- President of the World Wildlife Fund in 1984.The first World Food Prize was awarded in 1987. The money was used to set up the M.S. The foundation is named after <mask>an. Despite the increase in food production, there is still growing hunger. He said that the goal of a world without hunger is unfinished because of the fear of sharing power and resources. Frank Press, President Ronald Reagan, and others recognized his efforts. Borlaug would go on to chair the World Food Prize Selection Committee.He taught genetics in ICAR from the late 1950s onwards. BorlaugRuan interns are part of the BorlaugRuan International Internship. The Nuclear Research Laboratory is located at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute. He was involved in the setting up of the International Crop Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics in India and the International Board for Plant Genetic Resources in Italy. He helped to build and develop institutions in China, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Iran and Cambodia. He was head of the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs from 2002 to 2007, and co-chaired the United Nations Millennium Project on hunger from 2002 to 2005. Bruce Alberts was the President of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.He continues to inspire good behavior and more idealism from millions of his fellow human beings on this Earth. We can all be thankful for that. The aim was to have a hunger-free India by 2007. The National Commission on Farmers was chaired by him. President A.P.J. was in office in 2007. The president nominated a person to the upper house. The Women Farmers'


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texts: Entitlements Bill 2011, which was introduced by <mask>an, expired.One of the aims was to recognize women farmers. TheEvergreen Revolution is based on the influence of the green revolution and aims to address the continuous increase in sustainable productivity that mankind requires. He said it was "productivity with perpetuity". He has been involved in initiatives to bridge the digital divide and bring research to decision makers in the field of hunger and nutrition. M.S. is a personal life. <mask>an is married to the man who met her while they were both studying at Cambridge. They live in Chennai.They have three daughters who are paediatrician, economist, and gender and rural development. He had influences in his life. Vinoba Bhave's cause was one-third of the 2000 acres their family owned. He said in an interview that he followed <mask> when he was young. In the 1950s, the analysis of the origin and evolutionary processes of potato was a major contribution. He explained that it was an autotetraploid and its cell division behavior. His findings about polyploids were significant.His thesis was based on his basic research about the nature of polyploidy in certain species of the Solanum section Tuberarium. The ability to transfer genes from a wild species to a cultivated potato was greater. The real world application of his research was the development of new potato varieties. He helped develop a potato that was frost resistant. Important factors in increasing productivity, including the genetic traits that govern yield and growth, were analyzed by his genetic analysis of potato. Many different genetic aspects were brought together by his multi-disciplinary systems approach. In the 1950s and 60s, <mask>an did basic research into the genetics of wheat.The wheat and rice varieties developed by Borlaug were important to the green revolution. Rice efforts towards growing rice with C4 carbon fixation capabilities, which would allow a better photosynthesis and water usage, were started at the International Rice Research Institute. The world's first high-yielding basmati was developed by <mask>an. The Genetics Division of the Indian Agricultural

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texts: Research Institute was renowned for its research on mutagens. He set up a garden to study radiation. Indian nuclear scientists allowed agricultural scientists to access facilities at the Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, which would later become the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. A. T. Natarajan's thesis was written in this direction.One of the aims of the research was to increase plant responsiveness to fertilisers. The base of future redox biology was formed by <mask>an's early basic research on the effects of radiation on cells and organisms. The International Atomic Energy Agency conference in the USA in 1966 where the paper was presented was called "epoch-making". Food irradiation was related to the work of <mask>an and his colleagues. In 1965, the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences gave the Mendel Memorial Medal to <mask>an. He received many international awards, including the Ramon Magsaysay Award, Albert Einstein World Science Award, the first World Food Prize, and the Four Freedoms Award. A hungry person listens neither to reason nor to religion, nor is bent by any prayer, was quoted by <mask>an when he accepted the Ramon Magsaysay Award.He received the Order of the Golden Heart of the Philippines, the Order of Agricultural Merit of France, and the Order of the Golden Ark of the Netherlands. He received the "Award for International Co-operation on Environment and Development". There is an artwork of <mask>an made up of 250,000 pieces of glass in the Dr Norman E. Borlaug Hall of Laureates. The International Rice Research Institute named a building and a scholarship fund after him. He received the first national award in 1961. He has been awarded the highest civilian award in India, the H K Firodia award, as well as the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award and the Indira Gandhi Prize. He had 28 national and 24 international awards.In 2016 there were 33 national and 32 international awards. The 'Award for Leadership in Agriculture' was established in 2004 by an agricultural think-tank in India. He is the recipient of 84 doctorates and has been a guide for many scholars. In 1970, Delhi University, Banaras Hindu University and

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texts: others gave him an honorary degree. The Technical University of Berlin and the Asian Institute of Technology honoured him. The University of Wisconsin gave an honourary doctorate to <mask>an. The University of Massachusetts, Boston commented on the "magnificent inclusiveness of (<mask>an's) concerns, by nation, socioeconomic group, gender, inter-generational, and including both human and natural environments" when they honoured him with a science doctorate.He got his PhD in botany from Fitzwilliam College. A number of science academies in India have elected <mask>an as a fellow. He has been recognised as a fellow by 30 academies of science and societies around the world, including the USA, United Kingdom, Russia, Sweden, Italy, China, Bangladesh and the European Academy of Arts, Science and Humanities. He was a founding member of The World Academy of Sciences. He was given an honourary professorship by the National Agrarian University. Between 1950 and 1980, <mask>an published 46 single-author papers. He had 155 papers to his credit, of which he was the single or first author.His scientific papers are in the fields of crop improvement and genetics. The Indian Journal of Genetics was one of his most frequent publishers. He has written a few books on the theme of his life's work, biodiversity and sustainable agriculture for the eradication of hunger. In the 70s, a scientific paper in which <mask>an and his team claimed to have produced a wheat variety called Sharbati Sonora, which was a result of irradiation of a Mexican variety. The case was made up by the laboratory assistant. The suicide of an agricultural scientist compounded the episode. It is part of a larger problem in Indian agriculture research.The paper titled "Modern Technologies for sustainable food and nutrition security" was published in the Current Science journal. The article was found to be flawed and full of errors by the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India. He said that his role in the paper was limited and that he shouldn't have been named as the co-author. Search results for author M. S. on AGRICOLA, the US National Agricultural Library Official,


title: Santiago Schnell

texts: departments and in 2016 he was appointed as the John A. Jacquez Collegiate Professor of Physiology. The Society for Mathematical Biology has a Past- President.He is a member of the Standards for Reporting Enzymology Data Commission. For the first time, Research Schnell investigated how the rate laws describe reactions in the intracellular environment. Quantitative analysis and modeling of reactions inside cells have been the focus of his work. He has focused his research on how mathematical expressions can be used to estimate the parameters of the enzyme. He obtained equations to estimate the parameters of the family of Michaelis- Menten reaction mechanisms. The best way to determine the Michaelis constant and maximum velocity is to use time course data. Schnell has experience in developing multiscale models of developmental processes and cancer.His work has been featured in a number of popular science magazines. The School of Informatics at Indiana University gave the Faculty Award for Teaching excellence to <mask>. He was a recipient of the Endowment for Basic Science Teaching Award from the University of Michigan Medical School. He was Visiting Professor of Chemistry at the University of Barcelona. As a member of the Hispanic and hidden disability communities, Schnell is promoting involvement of Hispanic, other minorities and disabled people in science. He is a member of the Society for the advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science. The Notre Dame Christmas Lectures are an annual gift of science to the community.Over 150 articles have been published in academic journals. His


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texts: publications have been highly cited. There are approaches for modelling reactions. Computational biology and chemistry. S<mask> and T. E. Turner are authors. Simulations and rate laws are used for reactions in intracellular environments. There is progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology.S<mask> and P. McSharry are authors. Computational techniques can be used to deduce complex biochemical reaction mechanisms. There has been progress in the field of biology. S. <mask> and C. A closed-form solution for time-dependence. The Journal of theoretical Biology is a journal. The authors are B. Ribba, T. Collin and S. <mask>.A multiscale mathematical model of cancer is used in analyzing irradiation therapies. There is a theoretical biology and medical modelling. S<mask> and P. K. Maini. The reliability of the vmax estimates is a century old. There were comments on Theoretical Biology 8. S<mask> and P. K. Maini collaborated on a project. There is a high concentration ofidases.There is a Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. S. Schnell and C. There are considerations for a theoretical description of the Quantitative Competitive Polymerase Chain Reaction. The Journal of theoretical Biology is a journal. S. Schnell and C. There is a theoretical description for the polymerase chain reaction. The Journal of theoretical Biology is a journal.S<mask> and P. K. Maini collaborated on a project. There is a model for somitogenesis. There are 217 Developmental Dynamics. R. Grima and S. There is a systematic investigation of the rate laws. The chemistry of biophysical chemistry is 1-10. The University of Notre Dame has a Santiago

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title: Jim Curtin

texts: <mask> is an American professional soccer coach and former player. He spent most of his playing career with the Chicago Fire and is now the head coach of the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer. <mask> grew up in Oreland, Pennsylvania and played soccer in high school. He excelled in college soccer, being named the Big East Freshman of the Year his freshman year, and taking home first-team All-Big East selections his junior and senior seasons. When he was drafted by the Chicago Fire, he was the first Wildcat to be drafted by the MLS. Curtin wasn't drafted until the third round of the 2001 MLS SuperDraft due to the perception that he wasn't athletic enough to play professionally. During the second week of the 2001 MLS season, he made his professional debut against D.C. United.Diego Gutierrez and Andrew Lewis were both sent off in the opening match against Columbus Crew. In the same season, the Fire sent <mask> on loan to the Milwaukee Rampage for three early-season games and for the USL A-League playoffs. His first year saw 12 starts and 1,194 minutes. He started 22 games and played 2,121 minutes in the Fire's centerback tandem. The Fire's defense was able to compensate for Carlos Bocanegra's loss in 2004, thanks to the work of <mask> and the rest of the team. The Fire won the U.S. Open Cup in 2003 and 2006 and he played in more than 200 games. He was named MLS All-Star in 2004, and the March of Dimes/Comcast Athlete of the Year in 2005.While serving as head coach of the Philadelphia Union, he was ceremonially retired as a Chicago Fire player. On February 7, 2008, one day after his daughter Ryan was born, he was traded to Chivas USA for a pick in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft. After two seasons in southern California, he was no longer with the team. <mask> returned to the Philadelphia region and began working with the Philadelphia Union as a coach in the academy system in June 2010. Brendan Burke and Rob Vartughian were both named to the

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texts: Philadelphia Union's coaching staff. During the team's search for a permanent replacement for Hackworth, he was fired after a run of poor results. The Union finished runners-up to Seattle in the U.S. Open Cup, despite losing 5 of their last 16 matches.On November 7, 2014, the Philadelphia Union announced that they would have a new head coach in the form of <mask>. The Union made it to the U.S. Open Cup final for the second year in a row, but lost to Kansas City on penalty kicks. At the end of the 2015 season, the Union fired Nick Sakiewicz as CEO and appointed Earnie Stewart as "Sporting Director" to address the team's struggles. The Union returned to the post-season in 2016 for the first time since 2011. A win over New York City FC on April 23, 2016 was the highest wins coach in Union history, as well as setting a record five consecutive home wins. The Union finished the year with the same record but missed out on the playoffs. The head coach position was retained by Curtin.<mask> will be retained by the Union for the upcoming season on a one-year extension. The Union were in first place in the Eastern Conference by July of that season. <mask> signed a two-year contract extension to remain as head coach through the 2021 season. The Union's most successful season to date was in 2020. The Union won their first trophy, the 2020 Supporters' Shield, after finishing top of the league and reaching the semi-finals of the MLS is Back Tournament. The team's performance over the course of the season earned them the Sigi Schmid Coach of the Year Award. After winning the Supporter's Shield, the Union earned their first win in international competition, a victory that marked the 100th win for head coach <mask>.Club Chicago Fire Supporters' Shield (1): 2003 U.S. Open Cup (2): 2006 Individual Big East Freshman of the Year (1): 1997 All-Big East Selection (2): 2000 Philadelphia Soccer Seven Player of the Year (1): 2000 MLS All-Star (1): 2004

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title: Lilly Rivlin

texts: <mask> is an American- Israeli journalist, writer, and filmmaker in the genre of documentary/ political films on women's issues. Rivlin has lived in the United States most of her life. She received a B.A., Foreign Affairs, George Washington University, Washington D.C., 1959 and a M.A., International Relations & Indian Studies, University of California, Berkeley, 1962. She opened Pop-Op, a disco on the second floor of a building on Ben-Yehuda Street in Jerusalem after graduating from the University of California, Berkeley. Rivlin supports feminism and non-violent conflict resolution. She is a fan of Middle Eastern politics and Jewish affairs. As the principal researcher for the best selling book, O Jerusalem, she began her prominence as an expert on Jewish history.She has written for Newsweek, The Washington Post and US Magazine. David Puttnam and Sandy Lieberson commissioned her to develop a 13-part series called The Jews. Her film credits include producer/ interviewer of Israel T.V.'s 18-part series on the history of Zionism, Pillars of Fire; associate producer/ and researcher of If Not Now When, Peace Now; and writer/director/producer of The Tribe, 1984. Since 2000 she has focused on making independent documentaries. When will the fighting stop? It was published in 1991. Since 1967, Ms. Rivlin has been involved in Israeli-Palestinian dialogue.I am committed to Dialogue with other women. <mask> is listed in Feminists Who Changed America, 1963-1975 and Jewish Women, A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia. At the Woodstock Film festival, <mask>'s film Grace Paley: Collected Shorts was awarded the Best Documentary and Audience Award. The film was

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texts: and to celebrate each other.The Speaker of the Knesset is interviewed. <mask> is his cousin. <mask> wrote Welcome to Israel in 2000. A child has a view of Jerusalem. <mask> created the concept and photographs. The Atheneum is in New York. Rivlin has written for a number of magazines in the 1990s."Lilith," Ms. Magazine, Dec, 1972 "Choosing to Have a Baby on Your Own." Alida Brill wrote "Israel Women In Two Voices: A dialogue between generations." 1995. Women of the Wall is an anthology. The editors are Rivka Haut and Phyllis Chesler. "Feminist Seder-Reflections on Participants Entry Point and Implications" was published in 2002. Rabbi Sharon Cohen Anisfeld is the editor.A film about women on kibbutzim and a Canadian production about the Secret Jews are other credits. Elizabeth Benjamin was the Director of If Not Now When, Peace Now. The interviewer of several segments of Israel T.V. is a producer. The history of Zionism is the subject of an 18-part series. The Jews is a 13-part T.V. The series was for David Puttnam and Sandy Lieberson. Israel: A Nation Is Born, a 5-part series on Israel with Abba Eban, is one of the credits.Larry Collins is the principal researcher of O Jerusalem. External links include www.lillyrivlin.com and www.estherbronerthe

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title: Ella Cara Deloria

texts: She was an anthropologist, linguist, and novelist of European American and Native American ancestry. She contributed to the study of Native American languages and recorded Native American oral history. <mask> was a pre-eminent expert on D/L/Nakota cultural religious and linguistic practices. Waterlily, a novel written in the 1940s by <mask>, was published in 1988 and again in 2009. <mask> was born in the White Swan district of the Yankton Indian Reservation. Mary and <mask> were the parents of her. The family name goes back to a French trapper named Francois-Xavier Delauriers.Her father was an Episcopal priest. Her mother was the daughter of a general in the US Army. The couple had several daughters by previous marriages. Her brother was an Episcopal priest like their father, and her sister was also an Episcopal priest. The writer is her nephew. Deloria was educated first at her father's mission school, St. Elizabeth's Church and Boarding School, and then at All Saints Boarding School. She won a scholarship after graduating from Oberlin College in 1910.After three years at Oberlin, <mask> transferred to Columbia Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, and graduated with a B. Sc. In 1915, there was a special teaching certificate. She became "one of the first truly bilingual, bicultural figures in American anthropology, and an extraordinary scholar, teacher, and spirit who pursued her own work and commitments under notoriously adverse conditions." She lived out of a car while collecting material. She wasn't able to take an advanced degree because she didn't have the money or the time. She was

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texts: committed to her family. Susan depended on her financially, as her father and step- mother were elderly.In addition to her work in anthropology, <mask> had a number of jobs, including teaching dance and physical education at Haskell Indian Boarding School, lecturing and giving demonstrations on Native American culture, and working for the Camp Fire Girls and for the YWCA as a national health education secretary. She was the assistant director at the W.H. in Rapid City, South Dakota. There is a museum in Vermillion. In 1970, <mask> had a number of strokes and died of pneumonia. <mask> began a professional association with the man after they met at Teachers College. She was engaged to work with Boas on the linguistics of Native American languages. Margaret and Ruth Benedict were graduate students of Boas.She had the advantage of knowing both English and Latin for her work on American Indian cultures. <mask>'s bridge between white and Native cultural perspectives, her dual commitments to her work and family, and the importance of her expertise to Indigenous communities have been the focus of experts. In order to highlight her impact on the field of anthropology, it is necessary to examine <mask>'s mentoring relationships in this way. The mentoring relationship between the two men was instrumental in bringing about important advances to the field. <mask> and Boas met at Teachers College. He asked her to teach Siouan dialects to his students because she was proficient in the dialects as a child. It has been argued that the mentoring role demands more of an anthropologist.Anthropology mentors must

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texts: suspend the skills they have worked so hard to develop and instead engage in a more passive role for providing insight and eventual understanding. <mask> pushed her mentors to change their assumptions. Due to personal family obligations, <mask> was forced to return home to the Midwest in 1915, and it was not until 1927 that he was reintroduced to the academic world of anthropology. <mask> was asked to recommence her work on the Lakota language after Boas visited her in Kansas. The relationship between <mask> and Boas was complex and has been revealed through letters. James Walker had a large amount of information about the Lakota beliefs, rituals, and myths. <mask> was asked to prove his findings.When she discovered that Walker had failed to separate creative fiction from traditional stories, she became critical of his work. He didn't hesitate to express his displeasure after Deloria shared her findings. He was trying to match the answers with information from earlier anthropologists. FranzBoas encouraged Deloria to verify myths. "Boas became and remained a charismatic mentor to Deloria, and through her voice of dissent, she challenged Boas to rise to a higher standard in his own work." She translated several historical and scholarly texts into English, such as the first Sioux ethnographer (Deloria originally published in 1932), and the Santee texts recorded by Presbyterian missionaries. The Bureau of Indian Affairs commissioned a group of researchers, including <mask>, to do a study on the Navajo Reservation.The report was called The Navajo Indian Problem. <mask> received more speaking engagements

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texts: as a result of this project, as well as funding to support her work on Native languages. She and her sister went to North Carolina in 1940 to research the Lumbee of Robeson County. The project was supported by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Since the late 19th century, these mixed-race people, considered free people of color before the Civil War, had been recognized as an Indian tribe by the state of North Carolina, which allowed them to have their own schools. They wanted federal recognition as a Native American tribe. Deloria believed she could make an important contribution to their effort for recognition by studying their distinctive culture and what remained of their original language.She conducted interviews with a range of people in her study, including women, about their use of plants, food, medicine, and animal names. She was close to finishing a dictionary of their original language. The Robeson County Indians' origin account was depicted in a pageant she created. From 1929-1960s, <mask> received grants from Columbia University, the American Philosophical Society, the Bollingen Foundation, and the National Science Foundation. She was working on a dictionary at the time of her death. Her data has been useful to researchers since that time. <mask> won the Indian Achievement Award in 1943.The Department of Anthropology of Columbia University established a fellowship in <mask>'s honor. <mask>'s Iron Hawk is a single narrative work. Rice is the nephew of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The University of New Mexico Press published a collection of stories. Rice is the nephew of former

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texts: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Raymond J. DeMallie wrote the introduction to Dakota Texts. Waterlily is a new edition of the University of Nebraska Press.The Wohpe Festival consisted of games, dances, and songs in honor of Wohpe, one of the Four Superior Gods. 2006 "Ella Cara Deloria" is in the Encyclopedia of Anthropology. The author is H. James Birx. Cotera is Mara Eugenia. The year 2008. The Poetics of Culture has speakers that are Native.The University of Texas Press. Philip J<mask>. 1996. "<mask> (Anpetu Waste)" Native American History, Culture, and Life from Paleo-Indians to the Present is contained in the Encyclopedia of North American Indians. Ed. The man is Frederick E. Hoxie.DeMallie, Raymond J. 2009. Afterword. Waterlily. The University of Nebraska Press. "Walls and Bridges: Cultural Mediation and the Legacy of <mask>." The 21.3: 158–2 was published.Alice Gambrell. 1997. Women Intellectuals, Modernism, and Difference: Transatlantic Culture was published in 1919. Cambridge University. Press. Susan Gardner. 2007.The story is about the Indians of Robeson County, North Carolina. Mississippi Quarterly was 60:1, 33-57. Susan Gardner. ' Speaking of <mask>: Conversations with Joyzelle Gingway Godfrey' was published in 2000. The American Indian Quarterly had a 24:3 score. Susan Gardner. In 2003It broke my heart to cut some bits. The American Indian Quarterly is a monthly publication. Susan Gardner. 2009. Waterlily new edition has an introduction. The University of Nebraska Press. Susan Gardner.2007. An American Indian woman commemorates her people's conquest on the Northern Great Plains.

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texts: "The Forum on Public Policy" is an online journal of the Oxford Roundtable. Susan Gardner. A year ago. The phrase "subverting the Rhetoric of Assimilation" was used in the 1920s. Hecate 39.1/2 is 8-32.Anne Ruggles. 2005. The History of Education Quarterly published "Indian Heart/White Man's Head: Native-American Teachers in Indian Schools, 1880–1930". Guy E. gibbon was born in 2003 There is a book about the Dakota and Lakota Nations. The Blackwell Pub is in Malden, MA. Ruth J. Heflin.In 2000. The literary renaissance was called 'I remain alive'. Syracuse University. Press. I remain alive, the literary renaissance. There is a person named <mask> C<mask>. MELUS 7.4: 23–30. Janette Murray. In 1974.<mask> is a biographical sketch and literary analysis. The University of North Dakota has a PhD program. <mask> <mask>. The University of New Mexico Press is in Albuquerque. 1994. <mask> wrote The Buffalo People. The University of New Mexico Press is in Albuquerque. 1998. There are many faces of Sioux spirituality.The University of New Mexico Press has an extended quotation and analysis of stories and cultural commentary from several of <mask>'s unpublished manuscripts. Rice is the name of the person. 1983. An Ohunkakan brings a virgin back to camp. Rice is the name of the person. 1984. The Dakota Texts of <mask> are why the Lakota still have their own.Western American Literature was published in 205. It was published in Native North American Literature. Ed. Janet. New York: Gale Research, Inc. Rice is the name of the person. 1984."Encircling Ikto: Incest and Avoidance in Dakota Texts" was published in the

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texts: South Dakota Review. Rice is the name of the person. 1984. How to keep the spirit and feed the ghost. The American Indian Quarterly was published in August. Rice is the name of the person. 1989.Black Elk, Frank Fools Crow, and <mask> are some of the storytellers from the Lakota tribe. Peter Lang is in New York. 1992. In On the Translation of Native American Literatures, "rative Styles in Dakota Texts" is written. Ed. The man is Brian Swann. Sky Loom: Native American Myth, Story, and Song was published in Washington D.C.Ed. The man is Brian Swann. The University of Nebraska Press was published in Lincoln. The name of the person is Rice, Julian. 1997. "<mask>." <mask>.Native American Writers of the United States are included in the Dictionary of Literary Biography. Ed. There is a man named Kenneth Roemer. An extended analysis of Waterlily is included in Bruccoli Clark Layman's book. Rice is the name of the person. 1998. The American Indian Quarterly said it was their fault for being distracted.221/2: 63–2. The mixed-blood wife of a white employee at the Pine Ridge Agency was interviewed by <mask>. <mask> condemns her condescending attitude. Rice is the name of the person. In 2000. Horses in Black Elk's Visions is a book about akicita of the thunder. There is a black elk reader.Ed. There is a person named "Clyde Holler." There is an analysis of "The Gift of the Horse" from Deloria's Dakota Texts. Rice is the name of the person. 2004. "Double-face tricks a girl." There are contemporary translations of the Native Literatures of North America.Ed. The man is Brian Swann. The University of Nebraska Press

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title: Paul Knapman

texts: From 1975 to 1980 <mask> was the deputy coroner for Inner West London. As an independent judicial officer, he was responsible for investigating sudden deaths. He was made a deputy lieutenant of Greater London in 2008 and was promoted to deputy lieutenant of Westminster in the same year. <mask> qualified as a doctor at St George's Hospital Medical School in London in 1968. He was called to the Bar by Gray's Inn in 1972 after reading for the Bar at the Council of Legal Education. There are two medicolegal diplomas, one in 1975 and the other in 1997 and 1995. In October 2010, he presided over the inquest into the death of the barrister Mark Saunders, who was shot to death by the Metropolitan Police.After the ruling of 'lawful killing' Knapman revealed that he would use his powers as coroner to highlight lessons that should be learned by the police for the future and would make copies of his recommendation available to the Secretary of State for Justice. The deputy coroner was involved in the preparation of the inquest into the death of the nanny to Lord Lucan. When the jury decided that Lord Lucan should stand trial, he sat with the coroner. Lord Lucan has never been found. The deputy coroner was consulted and involved in all stages after the death of the man. He was a thorn in the side of the Communist authorities. His cause of death was probably caused by a pellet of ricin.The press and others showed diagrams of the poison's administration, but no umbrella was ever found. The US Embassy in Tehran was besieged by the Iranian Authorities in 1980 and American citizens were taken hostage. The hostage rescue had to be abandoned after the US helicopter came down in the desert. The Iranian Embassy in London was seized by six terrorists on 30 April and one hostage was shot. The situation was handed over to the British Army by the Home Secretary. On 5 May, soldiers of the Special Air Service (SAS) successfully rescued the hostages,

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texts: hard and software of 2005. For the first time features of Lord Justice Clark's report "identification of victims following Major Transport Accidents" were used. The Coroner was put in charge with a Senior Identification Manager and a Mortuary Documentation Officer from within the police. TheIdentification Commission was chaired by the Coroner to look at all documentation. The identification was confirmed.The inquests were opened and adjourned by the Coroners. The inquests should be transferred to Dr. Knapman under the provisions of The Coroners' Act 1988. Lady Justice Hallett was appointed by Dr. Knapman to hold inquests into the deaths. The death of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Al-Fayed took place in 1997. The car in which they were travelling hit a pillar at a high rate of speed inside the tunnel. The bodies were flown to London. The inquests into both were delayed due to legal difficulties and were finally opened in January 2004.He resigned from the cases on July 24th, 2006 due to the heavy workload, and appointed Lady Butler-Sloss as his deputy. <mask> was appointed Coroner after court proceedings in the High Court. Lady Butler-Sloss, a retired Court of Appeal Judge, was appointed to hear the inquests. On April 24, 2007, she resigned. Lord Justice Scott Baker was appointed by Knapman to hear the cases. He held inquests into Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Al-Fayed. The driver <mask> and the photographers were found guilty of "unlawful killing" by the jury.President of the Coroner's Society in 2009, President of the Clinical forensic and Legal section of The Royal Society of Medicine 1995–1997, and Representative deputy Lieutenant of the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries 2006–2007. He helped found the charity, the Coroners' Courts Support Service, with a pilot scheme in his court. The board of trustees of the charity was chaired by him. He is a Trustee of the St. John's Wood Alms Houses. He is a member of the

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title: Mark Lynas

texts: <mask> is a British author and journalist who focuses on environmentalism and climate change. He is a contributor to New Statesman, The Ecologist, Granta and Geographical magazines, and The Guardian and The Observer newspapers in the UK. He graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a degree in history and politics. Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet was published in 2007, while The God Species: Saving the Planet in the Age of Humans was published in 2011. He believes there is a 50% chance of avoiding a devastating rise in global temperature. A communications strategist and climate lead for the Alliance for Science at Cornell University, she is also a fellow of the German skeptics organization. High Tide: The Truth About Our Climate Crisis was published in 2004.He has contributed to a book called "Fragile Earth: Views of a Changing World" published by Collins, which presents before and after images of some of the natural changes which have happened to the world in recent years. The Gem Carbon Counter was published in January 2007, containing instructions to calculate people's personal carbon emissions and recommendations about how to reduce their impact on the atmosphere. In 2007, he published Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet, a book detailing the progressive effect of global warming in several planetary ecosystems, from 1 degree to 6 degrees and further of average temperature rise of the planet. Special coverage is given to the positive feedback mechanisms that could dramatically accelerate the climate change. The end-Permian extinction event could be recreated by the release of methane from the bottom of the oceans. The Royal Society's science book of


title: Mark Lynas

texts: controversial among the environmental community, such as using nuclear power and the Integral fast reactor to reduce carbon emissions, or genetic engineering to feed the world and reduce the environmental impact. The Paradigm Award was given to <mask> in 2012 for his leadership on the Anthropocene.In January 2012 he published an article titled "In defence of nuclear power", in which he states that "nuclear provides the vast majority of the UK's current low-carbon electricity - as much as 70%, whilst avoiding the emission of 40 million tonnes of carbon." In order to avoid more carbon emissions, I want to see more nuclear power in the UK and elsewhere. The battle against global warming is as good as lost according to a follow-up article written in the Guardian. Nuclear 2.0: Why A Green Future Needs Nuclear Power was published in 2013). The film is a pro-nuclear documentary. The type of nuclear power described in Pandora's Promise is being developed by Generation IV reactor research programs. In a lecture to the Oxford Farming Conference in January of last year, Lynas talked about his conversion from a leader of the anti-GMO food movement in Europe to a supporter of the technology.Even though I had not done any research on the topic, I continued to write about it in the Guardian. I don't think I'd ever read a peer-reviewed paper on plant science, he apologized for vandalizing field trials of genetically engineered crops, stating that "anti-science environmentalism became increasingly inconsistent with my pro-science environmentalism with regard to climate change." He was previously associated with organizations like the U.K.'s organic trade groups. The Soil Association stated


title: Mark Lynas

texts: that he was wrong to oppose genetically modified crops because they conflicted with their ideologies. An Ecomodernist Manifesto was issued by a group of scholars. John Asafu-Adjaye was one of the authors. Ruth DeFries, Erle Ellis, Christopher Foreman, David Keith, Martin Lewis, Ted Nordhaus, Roger A. Pielke, Jr., Rachel Pritzker, Joyashree Roy, <mask>, Michael Shellenberger, Robert Stone, and PeterThe congress was organised by the Klub Sceptykw Polskich and esk klub skeptik Sisyfos. There were speakers on the topic of genetically modified organisms. High Tide: The Truth About Our Climate Crisis is a book. The person is a picador. There are 386 pages. Our future on a hotter planet is called Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet. There are 358 pages.The Carbon Counter was published in 2010. Collins. There are 192 pages. Saving the Planet in the Age of Humans is a book by The God Species. National Geographic. There are nearly 300 pages. Nuclear 2.0: Why a green future needs nuclear power.There are 112 pages. There is a book called Seeds of Science: How we got it wrong. MarkLynas.org is a personal website where you can find essays and reporting References. British environmentalists Alumni of the University of Edinburgh and non-fiction environmental writers are living


title: Philipp I, Count of Hanau-Münzenberg

texts: Count <mask> of Hanau-Mnzenberg, nicknamed <mask> the Younger, was a son of Count Reinhard III of Hanau. He was the Count of Hanau from 1458 to 1452. The county was divided between him and his uncle. Hanau-Mnzenberg was ruled by <mask> the Younger until his death. <mask> was born at Windecken Castle and was christened in the local church. According to one tradition, his godparents were the dean of Mainz Kuno of Beldersheim, and the wife of Frank XII of Kron. His father died after only ten months of rule.<mask> was four years old when a guardian had to be set up. The regency was exercised by a council consisting of his maternal grandfather, Count Palatine Otto I of Mosbach, his paternal grandmother, and his uncle, <mask> the Elder. <mask> the Elder was the sole guardian from 1458 to 1467. <mask> the Younger was born in 1467. He doesn't have much else to say about his childhood. <mask> the Younger was four years old at the time of his accession. The Hanau family had to decide if they could obey the rule that had been observed in Hanau for over a century.The hope is that <mask> the younger would live to an adult age, marry and have children, who would continue the dynasty. The advantage would be that all of the family's possessions would be in one place. If <mask> the Younger were to die without a male heir, the dynasty would die out. The family could ignore the decision and allow <mask> the Elder to marry. The disadvantage that the county would have to be divided would be increased by the fact that the dynasty continued to exist. <mask> the Elder was almost 40 years old in the 15th century and this model called for urgent action. The debate over the division of the county is well documented.There were two parties that took shape in the country. Otto I was

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title: Philipp I, Count of Hanau-Münzenberg

texts: against the division. Margaret was the widow of Reinhard III and the mother of <mask> the Younger. He wanted his grandson to be the sole heir of the whole county. The older of the two sons, <mask> the Elder, was indifferent as to whether the line was continued via his grandson, <mask> the Younger. The danger of the House of Hanau dying out could be reduced by allowing <mask> the Elder to marry, since he had already proven his ability to procreate. The <mask> Elder supporters organized a letter-writing campaign.Among their subjects are the four cities in the county, Hanau, Windecken, Babenhausen and Steinau, and the associations of the Burgmannen of Babenhausen Castle and the Palatinate. The Hessian State Archive at Marburg holds these letters. Count Otto I no longer had a reason to oppose the division after his daughter Margaret died. It tipped the balance in favor of dividing the country. January 1458 was when the treaty was sealed. The part of the county south of the river Main was given to <mask> the Elder. The downside of a partition was mitigated by giving <mask> the Elder less than half the county.<mask> the Elder was happy that he was finally allowed to marry and did so later that year. The primogeniture statute would apply in both parts. Even if <mask> the Younger did not die childless, the decision turned out well. <mask> the Elder and his descendants were able to extend their county through their marriages. The country was re-united when the last male descendant of <mask> the Younger died in 1642. The part ruled by <mask> the Elder was called Hanau-Lichtenberg after he took over. Hanau-Mnzenberg was officially named in 1496.The names Hanau-Lichtenberg and Hanau-Mnzenberg are used in the literature to distinguish the parts before these dates.

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title: Philipp I, Count of Hanau-Münzenberg

texts: <mask>'s the Elder's possessions before 1480 should be referred to as Hanau-Babenhausen. <mask> went on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. On 10 June 1484, he sailed from Venice and landed in Jaffa. He left Jerusalem on August 10, 1494. He was back in Hanau at the end of January after travelling to Cyprus. An account of the journey was written, but mostly consists of an extensive list of holy sites he visited.The second trip to the Holy Land took place in 1491. Hanau-Mnzenberg made significant territorial gains during the reign of <mask> the Younger. In 1453 and 1481, a compromise was reached between the City of Frankfurt and the district of Bornheimerberg, which was almost completely surrounded by the city in the north. There was a treaty with the Count of Isenburg. <mask> wanted to settle his feuds amicably, which he was often involved in. The Ewiger Landfriede brought him great relief. <mask> loved to travel.He visited the courts in the city of Mainz. In 1469 he visited the Diet of Regensburg. In 1474, he traveled with Emperor Frederick III. In the relief of the city of Neuss, he was part of a contingent of troops on the side of Emperor Frederick III. He visited the Emperor at Nuremberg in 1480 and the Duke of Lorraine in 1491. He went to Mainz, Speyer and Worms with the King of the Romans and Emperor Maximilian I. <mask> the Younger was connected to the late medieval piety.He made two pilgrimages to the Holy Land and collected relics. <mask> was moved by the pilgrimages. The head of St. Lawrence was one of the relics he purchased when the monastery was in financial distress. <mask> had to return the relics to the monastery after the archbishop of Mainz objected to the transaction. He received three villages from the monastery. The chapel dedicated to St.

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title: Philipp I, Count of Hanau-Münzenberg

texts: Lawrence was decorated with frescoes depicting the martyrdom of the saint. There are pieces of art that have been preserved.The church in Wrth am Main is home to the most prominent of these. <mask> has commissioned altar pieces that have not been preserved. There are woodcarvings on the choir stalls and stained glass windows in the choir. The Gotha Lovers were commissioned by <mask>. The painting depicts him and his mistress. The only works of art that have survived from medieval Hanau are these works of art. The chapel in the Bulau Forest dedicated to St. Wolfgang was founded in 1468 by <mask>'s trumpeter, Erasmus Hasefus.The chapel has a small monastery around it. <mask> the Younger was engaged to a daughter of Count Ludwig II of Isenburg-Bdingen. She was either Anna of Isenburg or her sister. The engagement was dissolved because of a compensation payment. <mask> the Younger was married to the daughter of Count Johann IV of Nassau-Dillenburg. They had six children and one died shortly after birth. In 1490, she married Count <mask> of Solms-Lich.Margaret was a nun at Liebenau monastery. The Count of Hanau-Mnzenberg was Reinhard IV. Anna was on 15 and 21 March. Maria was in March and May of 1475. Margarete and the Younger lived together after <mask>'s death. He couldn't marry her because she was a commoner. It seems that cohabiting was accepted universally.He was in public with her. The so-called Gotha Lovers are the first large-scale double portrait in art history. Their relationship is documented very well. The couple's first child was married around 1508 to Heinrich Rabe. There is a priest in Ober-Roden. Dietz Reuter, a publican at Ortenberg, married Anne of Hanau in 1517. The children weren't entitled to inherit the county because they weren't part of

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title: Philipp I, Count of Hanau-Münzenberg

texts: the nobility.<mask> and Margareta mentioned them in their will, as well as arranging favorable marriages for his step-sisters and a church-position for his step-brother. <mask> the Younger had a pre-marital affair with a Gutte from Reifenberg, who was the maidservant of the priest of Hochstadt and Reinhard IV. The younger <mask> died on August 26, 1500, and was buried in the Church of St. Mary in Hanau. Assessment History has dealt with <mask> in different ways. His late medieval piety was objected to by the Protestant scholars of the 18th century. The civil-military historians of the 19th Century disliked his approach to balancing the many feuds in which he was involved, and the morality of the 19th Century objected to his relationship with Margarete. His reign should be seen as positive for his county and his people.The St. Mary's Church, the "Gotha Lovers" and the "Wrth altar piece" are the most outstanding testimonies of the cultural achievements under his government. He is considered to be one of the more important members of the House of Hanau. In: Hanauer Geschichtsbltter, issue 34, Hanau, 1996, there is a reference to the Landesverfassung in dem Hanauischen. In 1996, Rhricht wrote "Deutsche Pilgerreisen nach dem heiligen Lande, Gotha 1889, p. 181, 186." The Jerusalemfahrten der Grafen Philipp Ludwig (1484) and Reinhard von Hanau (1550) were written by Reinhold Rhricht. In 1891, pp. 26 (NF 16). The full report of his journey is included in the book.Reise <mask> Jngeren, heiligen Grabe, in: Hanauisches Ma-gazin, vol. Part 7 and part 8 were published in 1780. 89-135 Allmuth Schuttwolf. The Festschrift des Hanauer Ge-schichtsvereins was written by Reinhard Suchier. In: Hanauer Anzeiger issues 270 and 271 of 18 and 19 November 1897, <mask>. von

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title: Johannes Buxtorf

texts: <mask> was a celebrated Hebraist, member of a family of Orientalists, and the "master of the Rabbis". His tome was De Synagoga Judaica. ed. The customs and society of German Jewry were documented in 1603. <mask> was the son of Buxtorf. Life Buxtorf was born in Westphalia. The family crest, which bore the figure of a goat, was derived from the original form of the name.After the death of his father, Buxtorf studied at Marburg and Herborn Academy, where he met two professors of theology, <mask> and Caspar Olevian. Buxtorf assisted Piscator in the preparation of his Latin translation of the Old Testament, which was published at Herborn in 1602–1603. Buxtorf was attracted by the reputation of Grynaeus and Hospinian. He studied at Zrich and Theodore Beza after a short residence at Basel. Grynaeus was given a tutor in the family of Leo Curio, son of Celio Secondo Curione, well known for his sufferings on account of the Reformed, because he wanted the services of so promising a scholar to be secured to the university. At the insistence of Grynaeus, Buxtorf undertook the duties of the Hebrew chair in the university for two years and was unanimously appointed to the vacant office at the end of that time. From this date to his death in 1629 he devoted himself to the study of Hebrew and rabbinic literature.He received into his house many

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title: Johannes Buxtorf

texts: learned Jews, that he might discuss his difficulties with them, and that he was frequently consulted by Jews themselves on matters relating to their ceremonial law. He was given the title of "Master of the Rabbins". The laws against the Jews being very strict brought him into trouble with the authorities of the city. His relations with the city of Basel were friendly. He declined invitations from the University of Leiden and Academy of Saumur because he was attached to the university that first recognized his merits. The library of the university of Basel contains a rich collection of letters, which are valuable for a literary history of the time. The 7th ed. of the Works Manuale Hebraicum was published in 1658.Synagoga Judaica is a valuable repertory of information regarding the opinions and ceremonies of the Jews. Hebraicum et Chaldaicum cum brevi Lexico Rabbinico Philosophico was published at Glasgow in 1824. The Rabbinical Bible, Biblia Hebraica cum paraphrasi Chaldaica et commentariis rabbinorum, contains the Aramaic Paraphrases. Tiberias, sive Commentarius Masoreticus (1620; quarto edition, improved and enlarged by J. <mask> the younger, 1665), was named from the great school of Jewish criticism which had its seat in the town of Tiberias. The late origin of the Hebrew vowels gave rise to the controversy between Buxtorf's


title: Johannes Buxtorf

texts: father Louis and his son <mask> II. Buxtorf didn't live to finish his two works on which his reputation is mostly based, his Lexicon Chaldaicum, Talmudicum, et Rabbinicum, and the Concordantiae Bibliorum Hebraicorum, both of which were edited by his son. The concordance was assumed to be the basis of Julius Frst's Hebrew concordance, which appeared in 1840, after the re-publication of the lexicon in 1869.Buxtorf's Hebrew grammar was considered the best yet written by Wilhelm Gesenius. Further reading, pp. A score of 444–448. From Christian Hebraism to Jewish studies: <mask>f and Hebrew learning in the 17th century. The name of the city is Leiden. Brill 1996. J. M. Schroeckh is the author of the vol.The post-reformation period is pp. 72 seq. The book "Leipzig" was written in the year 1806. E. Kautsch and <mask>f are from the ltere. G. W. Meyer wrote a book about the Schrift-Erklrung. I. Gttingen, 1804.J. P. Niceron is a writer. xxxi. pp. 206– 215. The Basler Hebraistenfamilie Buxtorf was written by Rudolf Smend. De Gruyter 2010 was in Berlin. There are external links to Synagoga Judaica De abbreviaturis Hebraicis liber novus et copiosus.The item is Bibliotheca rabbinica nova, cum Appendice. Editione hac Ultima. Lucupletiora and Omnia Castigatiora are related. The Leo Baeck Institute in New York has a collection of works by

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title: Conor Coady

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays as a centre-back for club Wolves and the England national team. After spending a season on loan at Sheffield United, <mask> moved to Huddersfield Town on a permanent transfer in the summer of 2014, making two appearances for the first team. He joined Wolves for just over $2 million a year later and has played over 250 games for the club. <mask> was named in the team of the tournament as England won the 2010 European Under 17 Championship and was the captain of the England team that won the U-20 World Cup. He made his debut for the senior team in 2020 and was part of the squad that came runners-up at Euro 2020. <mask> was born in St Helens and grew up in Haydock. He is descended from a grandparent.He attended three schools: Bleak Hill Primary School, Windle and Rainford High Technology College. <mask> was a fan of F.LiverpoolC. A product of the club's youth academy, <mask> joined the club in 2005. During the 2010–11 season, <mask> was on the fringes of the first team, but failed to make a first-team appearance. <mask> scored five goals in the Reserve League and NextGen Series. He didn't make his senior debut until November 2012 when he was in the senior squad for the first time. After being promoted to a full-time senior squad member, <mask> was installed as captain of the Under-21 squad and on 12 May 2013 he made his debut in a 3–1 win at Fulham.In order to join up with his new club, <mask> turned down the chance to go on a pre-season tour of Australia and the Far East. <mask> made his debut for the Blades in the opening fixture of the following season, coming on as a second-half substitute in a 2–1 home victory over Notts County, and made his first start for the club in the League Cup first round defeat to League Two club Burton. <mask> scored his first senior goal in a 1–1 draw. After being out of the team for the first half of the season, <mask> began to cement a regular first-team place over the Christmas period,

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title: Conor Coady

texts: prompting United to extend his loan spell during the January transfer window, and once more in February to extend his stay until the end of the season During the second half of the season, <mask> played on the losing side in the FA Cup semi-final against Hull City and scored 6 goals in 50 games for the Reds. <mask> signed a three-year contract with the Championship club for a fee believed to be around £500,000. He made his debut as a substitute in the 4–0 loss to Bournemouth.He scored his first goal for the club against Wolves on October 1st. He found the net again, this time in a 2–2 draw. <mask> signed for Wolves on July 3, 2015, for an undisclosed fee and a three-year contract. He scored his first goal for Wolves in the first round of the EFL Cup. Under new head coach Nuno Esprito Santo, <mask> moved to the centre of a three-man defence for Wolves, where he spent much of the season as club captain, and has been full-time captain since the club's return to the premier league. He signed a new four-year contract in September. During his 120th league appearance for Wolves, he scored a 66th-minute penalty to record his first league goal for the club, as Wolves sealed the Championship title.<mask> signed a new contract on February 15. Wolves finished 7th in both the last two seasons of the premier league and <mask> was an ever-present player. He played every minute of Wolves' Europa League campaign as they reached the quarter-finals. He was named in the squad at the end of the season. Three weeks after winning his first England cap, <mask> signed a new five-year deal with the club. He missed the game against Saints because he was in contact with a person who had been diagnosed with cancer. In a 1–4 away defeat to Manchester City, <mask> scored his first-ever Premier League goal.<mask> scored his second goal in the premier league in October of 2021. On January 15, 2022, <mask> scored his first league goal for Wolves in a 3–1 victory over Saints. It was his second goal of the

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texts: season, the first time a Wolves player had scored more than one goal in a season. In the 4th round of the FA Cup, <mask> made his 300th competitive appearance for Wolves. From under-16 to under-20 youth levels, <mask> has represented England. He was a member of the England national under 17 football team. The first England team to win an international tournament in 17 years was at the 2010 European Under 17 Championship in Liechtenstein, where he captained the team.He was part of the 2012 European Under-19 Championship in which England got as far as the semi-finals before being knocked out by Greece. Peter Taylor named him captain of the England under-20 team for the U-20 World Cup. He made his debut for the team in a 3–0 win in a warm-up game. He scored in the opening game against Iraq. In September of 2020 <mask> became the first Wolves player to start for England since Steve Bull when he started against the Danes in the Nations League. Sky Sports awarded <mask> the man of the match. On October 8, 2020, <mask> scored his first goal for England in a 3–0 win against Wales at Wembley.The England squad came runners-up at the Euro 2020. Though he did not play any games, he was dubbed England's "player of the tournament" by assistant manager Steve Holland, who believed that his presence in the team's camp was similar to that of John Terry. <mask> was named Football Ally of the Year at the British LGBT Awards for his support of gay football players. "Equality is a massive word, and when it comes to LGBTQ stuff, I'm big on making people feel involved." The dressing room wouldn't be the place to criticize a player based on their sexuality. Club International England score listed first, score column indicates score after each <mask> goal. The Football Association website has a profile of living people who play football.The players are from the United Kingdom. There are players at the A.F.C. The players are from Wolves F.C. The players are from the English Football League and the

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title: Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai

texts: <mask> was a Sufi mystic and poet widely considered to be the greatest. <mask> was born to a Sayyid family and grew up in the nearby town of Kotri Mughal. At the age of 20, he left home and traveled around the world, meeting many mystics and Jogis, whose influence is visible in his poetry. Returning home after three years, he was married into a family that was very well-off and did not remarry. Large following as well as hostility of a few were attracted by his piety and spirituality. He died at Bhit Shah in 1752. His grave became a popular pilgrimage site after a mausoleum was built over it.His poems were in the Shah Jo Risalo. It was published in the 19th century. Several translations of the work have been published. He is venerated throughout the province because his poetry is popular with the people. The Life Tuhfat al-Kiram and Maqalat al-shu'ara was written fifteen years after the death of <mask> <mask>. Most of the material was transmitted through generations and there were little written records from the early period. The oral traditions were documented in the late 19th century.The outlines of the poet's life can be found in these works. <mask> was a great-grandson of the Sufi poet <mask> Karim Bulri and was born in 1689 or 1690 near modern-day Hala. Ali and Fatima are the daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. They left Herat in the late 14th century. The family relocated to the nearby town of Kotri Mughal when <mask> was a child. Local tradition says that he was uneducated, but his use of Arabic and Persian in his poetry shows that he was educated. At the age of 20, he fell in love

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texts: with Saida Begum, a daughter of a Kotri Mughal, who landed his family in trouble and caused them to return to Hala Haweli.The impact of her love on young Latif was profound and he left home to travel through the deserts of Pakistan. It is thought that his poetic nature came to the fore during these travels. The places he visited are mentioned in his poems. He traveled to Kalachi through Thatta and Banbhore after going to Ganjo Hill. He accompanied them to Hinglaj in the mountains of southern Balochistan. He traveled to several places in the Kutch region after visiting Lahut in Lasbela. He went to the mountains in Nagarparkar.He went to Jaisalmer before returning to Thatta. His travels seem to have influenced his poetry. The man returned home after three years. In 1713, Mirza Mughal Beg was killed in the line of duty. <mask> married Saida Begum, the woman he had been in love with, after this incident. The marriage did not result in any offspring and Saida Begum died a few years into the marriage. <mask> was childless his entire life.He is now devoted to prayer and worship. His piety attracted a large following, which earned him hostility of nobles, and he is said to have tried to assassinate him by poisoning. Bhit <mask> (Mound of Shah), also known as Bhittai (the dweller of Bhit), was the title of the man who left his home ten years before his death. He died at Bhit at the age of 63 and was buried there. A tomb was built over his grave by the ruler of the province. <mask>'s poetry is mostly Sufi in nature. The traditional folk tales are connected with the divine love.The poems are called bayt.

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texts: Abyat and similar in form to the Indian doha are very compact and are intended for a musical performance. He has also used a more relaxed format called wa'i. The Qur'an, the poems of <mask> Karim, and the Mathnawi of Rumi are said to have been kept by Latif. He seems to have been influenced by both the latter and the former. The Kalhora dynasty of Pakistan transitioned from Delhi-based Mughal rule to their own. Delhi was sacked by Nadir <mask> during the later part of Latif's life.<mask> Durrani's attack on Delhi was witnessed by <mask>. His poetry does not mention the political upheavals of his time in general. H. T. Sorley has attributed his interest in "eternal verities" and indifference to "transient phenomena" and "petty wars". During the musical sessions that he used to hold, Risalo <mask>'s poetry was sung and memorised by his disciples. Shah Jo Risalo is a collection of poems compiled after his death. The Risalo was written by Ernest Trumpp. Each chapter focuses on a particular musical mode.The dastan and fasl sections are themed abyat. Each section has at least one wa'is. Folk tales of the Indian sub-continent such as Sohni Mehar, Umar Marui, and Lilan Chanesar are some of the folk tales that some surs focus on. The death of Muhammad's grandson, Husayn ibn Ali, at the Battle of Karbala is lamented by the author. Several other editions of the Risalo have been published by various scholars. The translations were published by Ayaz Husayn Qadiri and Sayyid Vaqar Ahmad Rizvi. The first English translation of the Risalo was published in 1940 by H. T. Sorley.Muhammad Yakoob Agha, Amena

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texts: Khamisani, and others have published complete translations. There are differences in the content of early manuscripts of the Risalo. The most widely accepted version has over 3000 abyat and 200 wa'is. The greatest Sufi poet of the Sindhi language is Legacy Latif. AnneMarie Schimmel says he is the most outstanding master of Sufi poetry in Pakistan. Rm's spirituality in the Indian world has been emanations of by Latif's Risalo. In a typical ecstatic style, traditional musicians and dervishes sing Latif's poetry at the shrine every Thursday evening.<mask>'s music is referred to as <mask>jo Rag. <mask>'s poetry is popular among both Muslims and Hindus. It is possible that <mask>'s connections with Jogis and Sanyasis contributed to this. The folk tales are often recounted and sung to children. The locals have a lot of famous anecdotes about nature. One story says that when he was being taught the alphabet, he refused to learn anything other than the letter Alif for it means the name of God and there is no value beyond it. His followers presented him a written copy of the Risalo, which he threw away after reading it, according to another story.He allowed the followers to rewrite the Risalo after they protested. His tomb is a popular pilgrimage site. The second month of the Hijra calendar is when the annual commemoration of his death occurs. The three day ceremony includes prayers, music, exhibitions, literary conferences, and horse races. People from all over the province visit the shrine. There was a statue of <mask> in front of the Bhit <mask> rest house. <mask> is the life and times of <mask>

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title: Henry Drury Harness

texts: General Sir <mask> was a British soldier who held several notable civil posts during his career. <mask> was the son of <mask>, M.D., commissioner of the Transport Board, and <mask>, his elder brother. After graduating from the Royal Military Academy, <mask> had to wait two years for a commission. He studied mining engineering at silver mines. After being named second lieutenant in the Royal Engineers, <mask> returned to England and went through the usual course of study at Chatham. He married the daughter of Thomas Edmonds of Cowbridge in 1828 and went toBermuda with his company in 1829. He was appointed an instructor at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich after being promoted to lieutenant on September 20, 1832.He was there for six years. He compiled a book called the "Harness Papers" which became part of the course of study at the academy for the next twenty years. In 1836-7, he contributed passenger maps to the survey of Irish railways and in 1840, he was an instructor in surveying. He was promoted to second captain on June 30, 1843. Harness was a professor of fortification at the Royal Military Academy. In 1836-7, while still Instructor of Fortification at Woolwich, he was appointed to support the Irish Railways Commission in drawing maps of population and traffic. He used surveys to gather data from constabularies throughout Ireland and developed a set of maps of flows that were unique at the time and may have influenced later developers of these techniques such as Petermann.Robinson credits <mask> with several cartographic innovations, including the first examples of graduated circles for city population, urban and rural populations on the same map. He was appointed inspector of Welsh roads in 1845 and assisted the county authorities

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title: Henry Drury Harness

texts: in rearranging the public roads as a result of the abolition of turnpikes. He was appointed joint secretary with the Hon. F. Bruce was appointed to the railway commission. <mask> was the sole secretary when the commission was merged into the board of trade. The remuneration to be paid to the railway companies was to be fixed by agreement in order to provide for the conveyance of the royal mails. Harness was appointed arbitrator for the post office, a very difficult duty, which he carried out in an impressive manner that benefited the post office.He became the first captain on February 20, 1847. Harness was called to reform the Royal Mint. Harness almost became the head of the establishment when he was made deputy-master of the mint, because he was a political officer whose responsibilities were limited to his parliamentary duties. The mechanical operations of coining were a matter of contract between the deputy-master and certain melters, assayers, and moneyers, who, besides enjoying considerable emoluments, also claimed a vested interest in the appointment of their successors. Harness replaced a government department. Richard Lalor Sheil was appointed British minister at Florence during the progress of these reforms. Sir John Herschel did not have parliamentary responsibility.Herschel said that he could not have carried out the reforms so efficiently if it weren't for the resources and energy of Harness. When the abolition of a political head was proposed, Harness was promised the mastership. He resigned from the position of deputy-master after Lord Aberdeen pressed him to stay. After declining an offer from the Government of New Zealand, he accepted the appointment of commissioner of public works in Ireland and stayed there for two years.


title: Henry Drury Harness

texts: He was a commissioner for the abolition of turnpike trusts and an inquiry into the works of the arteries of Ireland. On 20 June 1854 he was promoted to brevet-major and on 13 January 1856 to lieutenant-colonel. He was brought back to England to take charge of the fortification branch of the war office, under the inspector-general of fortifications, an office he held until the end of the war.He was given the command of the royal engineers of the force at the time of the Indian mutiny. He was involved in the siege and capture of Lucknow and the subsequent operations in Oude. Harness was thanked by the governor-general in council for his Indian services. He received the medal and clasps after being made a C.B. He was appointed director of the royal engineer establishment at Chatham after returning from India, where he was one of the most successful commandants. He became a major-general on 6 March 1868. He was appointed to the Council for Military Education after leaving Chatham.Harness was invited to become head of a new temporary department in the council office after the outbreak of the great cattle plague. The Privy Council heard more plain truths from Harness than they were used to, according to the clerk of the council. He turned down positions with the governments. He was made a K.C.B. In 1873, he was awarded a good service pension. He was promoted to lieutenant-general and made a colonel-commandant of the Royal Engineers in June 1877, and retired in October 1878 as a full general. The grave of <mask> Harness is in the churchyard of Old Headington.There is a portrait of Harness in the mess of the Royal Engineers at Chatham. Vetch cites Corps Records and a memoir by Major-general Collinson. The Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath


title: Elchonon Wasserman

texts: In prewar Europe, <mask> and the Chofetz Tal Chaim. He was a rosh yeshiva in the interwar period. He was killed during the Holocaust. In 1874, in present-day Lithuania, <mask> was born to Naftali Beinish and Sheina Rakhel. In 1890, the family moved to Bauska (Boisk) in present-day Latvia, and then to Teliai (Telz) to study at the Telshe Yeshiva. Abraham Kook, the rabbi of Bauska in 1895, gave classes to Wasserman when he returned home.In the summer of 1897, he met Chaim at a health resort and became deeply attached to him and his way of learning. He left Telz and traveled to Brisk in present-day Belarus, where he learned from his teacher and mentor. Michla was the daughter of the rabbi of Salantai. Wasserman lived in his father-in-law's house for many years and rejected offers of rabbinical posts in order to learn Torah at home. He and Yoel Baranchik started a mesivta in Mstislavl in 1903 and he earned himself a reputation as an outstanding teacher. The rabbi who wanted to head the mesivta left to avoid an argument and returned to learn from his father-in-law. He studied there from 1907 to 1910.The rosh yeshiva of the Ponevezh Yeshiva, Yosef Shlomo Kahaneman, studied for eighteen hours a day with Wasserman while he was at the kollel. After the outbreak of World War I, the rosh yeshiva of the mesivta in Brest-Litovsk was dissolved. With the closing, he returned to Kagan. The yeshiva in Radin was closed when the Eastern Front reached it. One year after the yeshiva was exiled to Smilaviy, <mask> was appointed its rosh yeshiva. Yitzchok and <mask> were asked to keep Torah alive

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title: Ubi de Feo

texts: <mask> was born in Italy. He thinks about ways to improve things or invent new ones when he's not doing the dishes. Everything in his life and work is driven by curiosity. In 2007, <mask> began teaching programming, electronics and other things, often developing his own methods to explain really complicated things in a more tangible, down-to-earth fashion. He doesn't try to teach things he doesn't thoroughly understand, which leads him to learn entirely new subjects in order to explain them to himself and others I have learned most of what I know by interacting with people far from my location. "Internet has been my campus and will be until the end of one of us two, be it mine or the internet's," said <mask>.<mask>o studied electrical and electronics engineering at the University in Salerno. He dropped out of that track and focused on Social Studies. He was drafted into the Navy. <mask>o was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Ubi de Feo

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In 2000 de Feo became a professional coder. He began using mobile devices. He moved to Amsterdam in 2002 where he set up the collective Hello, Savants!He went to work for himself as a twodotone because of a fellowship of creative people with unique disabilities. In this range of capacities <mask>o produced both personal and commercial projects that span disciplines from teaching and coding to sound and animation. The Director of the Secret Space Program at MediaMonks is <mask>, who is also a visiting faculty at the CIID. A series of workshops and a framework of objects, methods, stories and games aim at teaching programming using a more creative, human approach. The goal of "from 0 to C" is to establish a clear understanding of how a computer works and what a programming language actually is. For the beginner, the artist, the industrial designer who wants to start prototyping, the difficulties of learning to code can appear as walls they constantly have. "If you ask them why, most of the times the answer will be something along the lines of I'm a creative person, this structured stuff is not for me."<mask> was motivated to develop a new approach after seeing a steep entry curve in his courses at Mediamatic. The entry of the code was complex and people got really excited about the electronic part of it. I have learned a lot of tricks from studying so many languages that I could use in learning a new programming language. I wanted to teach people, but I wanted

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texts: to teach them well. <mask>o created "From 0 to C" because he realized that the conventional approach to teaching coding was not working for the type of student he was teaching. Instead, he introduced physical objects the students are meant to interact with. According to <mask>, the scope of the primer is not teaching you to be the best coder or hacker, but to be one who knows what you are dealing with and has a better attitude towards problem solving."After learning the ins and outs of how stupid computers actually are, Ubi's students then learn the syntax of a language of their choice (C, Javascript, or Python, for example), and write a few programs." The introduction to electronics class was taught by <mask> <mask> during the Interaction Design programme. The Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID): Physical Computing with <mask> <mask>, Alice Pintus, and Lorenzo Romagnoli. The Quiz Booth has a button controller that you can use to answer multiple-choice questions. Submarine executed the software design and interaction. When you select your answer, you'll enter it into the system by pressing a button. Pips:Lab and TwoDotOne conceived RadarFunk, a software for mobile phones that can transform drawings into beats.The BlueTooth server is a technology developed by TwoDotOne, with a concept and design by <mask> <mask>o, and programming by Salvatore Iodice The Magic Coloring Wall is an interactive installation with a computer and a large projection. The computer projects a line drawing on to the screen, and viewers

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texts: are given a "magic paintbrush" to color the drawing in. As if you were painting with a real paintbrush, when the viewer puts the magic paintbrush over a certain area, that spot fills in with color. Similar to the "magic markers" that we used as kids, this installation uses personal interaction to reveal hidden images. This works with a tracking system on a camera that tracks the marker, or brush, of the user and then a projector draws a hidden image where the brush has been Code troubles [with W+K]: collection of code bugs. The experiments that went wrong were flash and director. I was showing people where the problem was and explaining why I kept it.I like to see what happens if, I am a control freak and unpredictability freaks me out. The circle includes lectures from 0toC with <mask> <mask> (IT), Scratch Conference 2015, Amsterdam Unfinished Business with <mask> <mask>, and FITC AMSTERDAM 2015. The workshops teach programming with an offline, playful approach. Getting Started with an electronic device. 1st edition. O'Reilly, 2009; Cambridge; Beijing; Make Books. Code education:

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title: Edwin Stephen Goodrich

texts: The English zoologist, who was born in Weston-super-Mare, was known for his expertise in comparative anatomy, embryology, and evolution. He was the Linacre Chair of Zoology in the University of Oxford from 1921 to 1946. He was the editor of the Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science from 1920 until his death. His mother took her children to live with her at Pau, France, where he attended the local English school and a French lycée. At University College London, he met E. Ray Lankester, who was interested in zoology. The Rolleston Memorial Prize was awarded to <mask> in 1894 after he graduated from Oxford with first-class honours. Helen Pixell helped greatly with her husband's work.His training as an artist stood him in good stead. Students used to photograph the blackboard before it was erased, and he drew diagrams of beauty and clarity in his books and papers. He exhibited his watercolors in London. In 1905, he was elected Fellow of the Royal Society. He was a member of the New York Academy of Science. We all regard ourselves as his pupils according to a message sent by Lev Berg in 1945. A small, thin man with a dry sense of humor, he always complained that he was not weighed with his luggage when travelling by air, since his own weight was only half that of an average passenger.The start of the researches which made <mask> the greatest comparative anatomist of his day happened when Lankester became Linacre Professor of Comparative

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title: Edwin Stephen Goodrich

texts: Gavin de Beer: Evolution: essays on aspects of evolutionary biology. The works of E.S. were selected. 1909.There are two types of Craniata: the Vertebrata Craniata and theCyclostomes and Fishes. The Treatise on Zoology was written by Lankester E. Ray. The name of the person is <mask><mask>. An account of the origin and evolution of living organisms. Oxford University Press. The name of the company is Goodrich E.S. 1930.There are studies on the structure and development of vertebrates. The office is in London. 754 figures. It is one of the great works of comparative biology. The name of the company is Goodrich E.S. 1895. There are genital ducts and the coelom.Q.J.M.S. 37, 477–510. The name of the company is Goodrich E.S. In 1913. Q.J.M.S. is about metameric segmenting and homology. 59, 227–248. The name of the company is Goodrich E.S.1927. The sympathetic nervous system has a problem. The Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland has a journal. The name of the company is Goodrich E.S. 1934. The early development of the Nephridium in Amphioxus. Q.J.M.S.76, 499–510. The name of the company is Goodrich E.S. 1934. The development of the nephridia in Amphioxus. Q.J.M.S. 76,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The name of the company is Goodrich E.S.In 1945. The study of genital ducts has been done since 1895. Q.J.M.S. There were 86, 112, and 395. Dictionary of Scientific Biography contains links to 19th-century British zoologists and British

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title: Asher Tlalim

texts: Since the beginning of the millennium, <mask> has been based in London, where he was born and grew up. <mask> is best known for his 1989-90 trilogy Kol ha'Anashim Ha'bodedim and his 1994 film Don't Touch My Holocaust. <mask>'s films have been shown in many film festivals. <mask>'s work has received scholarly attention. <mask> was born in Tangier in 1950 and currently lives in London and teaches at the National Film and Television School. The family moved to Malaga, Spain. The family came to Israel in 1960 and settled in B'nei Brak, where he attended a religious high-school.<mask> was drafted to the army in 1968. He was stationed in the Sinai during the War of Attrition and later in the Yom Kippur War. His first films were based on experiences from these wars. <mask> lived in Jerusalem for a long time. He and his second wife, Ronit, moved to London in 1998. He continues to direct and produce films in the UK and Israel while teaching at the National Film and Television School. <mask> married his first wife in 1975.Tom Carlos and Annael are their children. <mask> had two more children with his second wife, Ronit Yoeli-<mask>. Carlos Bentolila <mask>'s younger brother, who was killed in the Yom Kippur War, was named Tom Carlos. <mask> is a scholar. Anael <mask> is a speech therapist. <mask> is an actor and theatre director.

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title: Jugnu Mohsin

texts: <mask> is a politician and journalist who is an independent member of the Provincial Assembly of Punjab. She was an editor of The Friday Times and Good Times. She hosted a weekly show. <mask> studied law at the University of Cambridge, where she met and married a journalist. <mask> launched an international campaign for the release of her husband, Friday Times editor-in-chief, after he was arrested for his work and held for a month without charge. They were awarded the International Press Freedom Award by the Committee to Protect Journalists. She won the elections from PP 184 Constituency of Okara District.She was born to a gentry family 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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She did her A-level from the Moreton Hall School and received her early education from the Convent of Jesus and Mary. She was called to the Bar at Gray's Inn in London after receiving her law degree from the University of Cambridge. No Pakistani newspaper protested the arrest of Sethi, who was imprisoned on a charge of copyright. They wanted to start their own newspaper. They applied for a publishing

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texts: licence under the name of Mohsin. She told him that she intended to publish a social chat thing with lots of pictures of parties and weddings.It was approved in 1987, but <mask> requested a one-year delay to prevent the first issue from coming out during the dictatorship of General Zia ul Haq. The first issue of the paper was published in May 1989. An interview was given to a journalist from the Correspondent program. The program was going to expose corruption in Pakistan. He was warned at the beginning of May 1999 that his arrest was imminent. Government agents took Sethi from his home on May 8, 1999. At least eight armed officers broke into their house, the family's security guards were attacked, and there was no warrant shown.She was tied up and locked in a room after being threatened. He was held without charge for almost a month. He was in the custody of the army intelligence group. He continued to publish the Friday Times despite campaigning for his release. He was designated a prisoner of conscience by the organization because of his investigations into government corruption. The Committee to Protect Journalists sent a letter of protest to the Prime Minister of Pakistan. James Wolfensohn, president of the World Bank, called to urge for the release of Sethi.On 1 June 1999, the Pakistan government charged Sethi with "condemnation of the creation of the State and advocacy of the abolition of its sovereignty" and "promoting enmity between different groups". The police took Sethi into custody. The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled that there wasn't enough evidence to justify the government's actions. The charges against him were dropped. The Committee


title: Jugnu Mohsin

texts: to Protect Journalists gave the International Press Freedom Award to the two men. In June 1991, a book called My Feudal Lord was released. The book talks about her marriage to a Punjab landlord.Durrani claims in the book that she was mistreated and abused. The contract gave Mohsin foreign rights and fifty percent of foreign royalties. Durrani said at a press conference that all of her earnings had been taken from the book. She said his actions were an even bigger case of hypocrisy than her experience with the feudal system. There were two lawsuits, one for mental torture and one for defamation. The foreign rights dispute was settled out of court in 1992. According to a review of the contracts by the UK newspaper The Independent, Sethi acted in good faith and was described as the injured party.The satirical column "Mush and Bush" was written by <mask> during the rule of President Pervez Musharraf. She wrote a column about the Prime Minister's "dim and authoritarian personality" and "his intolerance of dissent". Moni <mask> wrote a column called "Diary of a Social Butterfly" for the paper. Political views include advocating for a liberal Pakistan and opposing religious fundamentalism. She argued in January 2006 that women should be allowed to participate in a marathon wearing shorts. The Women's Action Forum of Pakistan has a member named <mask>. She was a critic of Imran Khan's entry into politics.She supported the ruling party in Punjab after being elected as a Member of the Provincial Assembly. Her family converted to Islam five generations ago. Mira and Ali are the children of the couple. The Friday Times GoodTimes 1959 births are included in the

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title: Helene Nomsa Brath

texts: She is a mother, wife, community organizer, education activist, education reformer, educator, public speaker, and artist. She worked with her husband for over 50 years. She was a model in the 1960s. The Black is beautiful movement in the 1960s was started by them. Nomsa was a founding member of the Grandassa Models. She is also known as <mask>. Three people are co-founding the Elombe Brath Foundation.Some of Nomsa's paintings were sold to raise money for a charity in honor of her husband. Nomsa's birth name was <mask> White. She was a mentor to her when she was a child. The wife of Charles Seifert was a scholar. Charles specialized in African and African American history. Nomsa says that her love for reading, books, and independent thinking was instilled by her mother. Charles had a collection of books.The library was created to educate the Black community. She is known by many names, including her maiden name, Nomsa <mask>. Elombe <mask> was an International Pan Africanist and Pioneer of the Black Arts movement. <mask> <mask> was an activist in education. Nomsa was an advocate for education reform. Hugh Bernard Price was the president of the National Urban League. The voice of the parents for education reform was represented by Nomsa.The 1997 forum on U.S. Education of Urban Residents featured a panel discussion. She worked for several years for Partners for Reform in Math and Science. Nomsa was an educational reformer and advocated within the educational system. He scored very well on the SAT test. He went back into the public school system and attended the Bronx High School of Science. One of New York City's specialized high schools was there. She homeschooled her 6th child.She became a volunteer teacher after she became a mother again. The Jazz- Art Society was formed in 1956. The African Jazz- Art

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title: Helene Nomsa Brath

texts: Society was renamed. Chris Asmandeces Hall, David K. Ward, Robert Gumbs, Frank Adu, and Jimmy Abu Williams were part of the African Jazz Arts Society Studio. The productions started in Harlem. African cultural presentations and art exhibitions were produced by them. "The Black Arts Movement" was a progenitor of what is now known as "AJASS".They were influenced by Carlos A. Cooks and the African Nationalist Pioneer movement. The Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League UNIA movement is where the (ANPM) came from. The creation of Grandassa Models was influenced by this. The "Miss Natural Standard of Beauty Contest" was hosted by the UNIA on August 17 each year. One of the original models in the "Naturally '62" beauty and fashion show was <mask> White. She was the cover girl on many jazz albums. She was featured on magazine covers in Africa highlighting Black women in the United States, wearing their hair in its natural state.Natural African American standards of beauty were represented by Grandassa models. In the United States, they were on magazine and album covers. Nomsa was an icon for Black female empowerment in the New York Citizen Call Newspaper cartoon strip. During the 1950's and 60's, the newspaper was a strong voice for the black community. <mask> <mask>'s popularity was brought to light when she was caricatured into a logo by her husband. The fliers were distributed in Harlem to highlight the voice of the urban community. The beauty shows continued through the 1980s.Nomsa was an advocate for the removal of Asbestos from New York City public schools. The New York City Public Schools were highlighted in 1985 in the Journal of Law and Education. In the 1970s, her efforts led to the shutting down of unsafe primary and grade schools. She was the

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title: Helene Nomsa Brath

texts: New York City. The five African American youth became known as the Central Park 5. Nomsa founded a group called "Mother Love" composed of mothers and female activists who organized for the support of the innocence of the five teenagers that were alleged to have attacked the female jogger on the night of April 19, 1989. Nomsa believed in the innocence of the young men. The Central Park 5 was supported by 'Mother Love'. The media sympathized with the jogger. New York City was divided by the case.Newspaper ads and rhetoric were published. Donald Trump called for the death penalty for five young men. The media rushed to judgment. The media and press campaign was done by 'Mother Love'. Nomsa's husband Elombe was involved in media communications of television and radio. The 5 young men known in the media as the Central Park 5 were cleared of any wrongdoing in 2002. He confessed to raping the jogger while in prison.His guilt was confirmed by the evidence. He said that he was responsible for the killing of the Central Park Jogger. Three different authors have written books about this case. The Central Park Five: A Chronicle of a City Wilding by Sarah Burns addressed Nomsa's significance in this case. Sarah Burns is the daughter of Kenneth Lauren Burns. The Central Park 5 documentary was produced by Sarah and Ken. According to the film, Lederer of the New York District Attorney's Office poked little holes of doubt in every witness' testimony.Adepero Oduye played <mask> <mask> in the Central Park 5 mini-series When They See Us. The executive producers of the movie are Jeff Skoll, Jonathan King, Jane Rosenthal, and Berry Welsh. Nomsa had a stroke in 2008 that restricted her painting. Trump Still Thinks 'Central Park Five' Are Guilty, All In, MSNBC Central Park 5 on Real Rapist Confessing After They Served 7 Years

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title: Logan Couture

texts: He is a Canadian professional ice hockey centre and captain for the San Jose Sharks of the National Hockey League. He established himself as one of the best Stanley Cup playoff performers of his generation when he was drafted by the Sharks ninth overall in the NHL Entry Draft. Although he was born in Ontario, <mask> spent most of his youth in London, Ontario. He started playing minor hockey with the Lucan Irish. The Lucan Irish novice team won the Red Lobster Cup in 1998 and the OMHA All-Ontario title in 1998. The Irish Atom team won the OMHA Ontario title in 2001. The International Silver Stick 'C' championship was won by both of those teams.He played three years with the 'AAA' London Junior Knights of the Minor Hockey Alliance League, where he was a teammate of current Los Angeles Kings defenceman Drew Doughty. He joined the Junior B St. Thomas Stars after his year with the Jr. Knights. In May 2005, <mask> was drafted by the Ontario Hockey League's Ottawa 67's 12th overall in the 2005 Priority Draft. He was third in the league in rookies with 64 points in 65 games in 2005–06. Jordan Staal, who was retained by the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins, was added to the Ontario Hockey League's roster for the 2006 ADT Canada-Russia Challenge. The shooting accuracy competition was won by <mask>, who was selected to play for the Eastern Conference in the All-Star Game. After finishing his second season in the Ontario Hockey League with 78 points in 54 games, he was drafted ninth overall by the San Jose Sharks in the NHL Entry Draft.In 51 games, <mask>'s production dipped to 58 points, his lowest major junior total. He had been

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title: Logan Couture

texts: named to the 2008 All-Star Game, but was replaced by Michael Swift due to injury. He was ninth in the league in scoring with 39 goals and 48 assists for 87 points in 62 games. He played in the All-Star Game. He was named the Ontario Hockey League Player of the Week on March 16, 2009, after scoring eight points in three games. On October 25, 2009, <mask> made his NHL debut for the San Jose Sharks. He scored his first goal in the NHL on November 5, 2009.In the first round of the 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs, <mask> scored his first two goals against the Colorado Avs. He scored the game-tying goal in the second round against the Red Wings. He played 42 games in the American Hockey League and scored 20 goals and 33 assists for 53 points. He was the league leader with nine game-winning goals. He finished the game with a goal and two assists, as well as scoring a shoot-out goal, and was voted onto the starting line-up for the All-Star game. In his first full season with the Sharks in 2010–11, he scored 32 goals and had 56 points. He was nominated for the award along with the New York Islanders' Michael Grabner and the Carolina Hurricanes' Jeff Skinner.The two-year, $5.75 million extension was signed by <mask> on August 26, 2011. <mask> played for Genve-Servette in the Swiss National League A during the NHL Lockout. In the 2012–13 NHL season, when play resumed after the lockout, <mask> played in all 48 regular season and 11 playoff games with the Sharks, leading the team in goals 21, blocks among forwards, game-winning goals, shots, and power play goals. The Sharks signed <mask> to a five-year, $30 million contract

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