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texts: senate seat, <mask> was interested in assuming Lundberg's house seat after Johnson's election. The term-limited Lundberg will be replaced in 2010. Describing herself on Facebook as a "conservative Republican, but independent thinker", she was also described as a "conservative centrist" and a "proud, unabashed and fiscally conservative Republican". The Republican party's vacant seat was filled by a vote of 8–2 on January 17th.The percentage of women in the General Assembly has increased to 40 percent, the highest in the United States. The Health and Human Services and State, Military and Veterans Affairs Committees were taken over by her predecessor when she was sworn in. He remained on the State, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee after being reappointed to serve on the House Judiciary Committee. The Colorado Channel Authority oversees the televised proceedings of the legislature. As a result of children dying while in the care of the state and being charged with investigating these tragic deaths in a series of special hearings, Rep. <mask> was appointed to serve on the Joint Select Committee on Child Welfare. Three of the four bills she sponsored in the Legislative Session of 2009, which were signed by the governor after the end of the session, were passed by the legislature. When you consider that she just began her State House career in January without being elected, her accomplishment as a freshman in the minority party is pretty impressive.During the 2010 session, she passed six bills and five resolutions. She passed seven bills and three resolutions in the legislative session of 2011. B.J. is a congressman. <mask>'s ability to build consensus as a

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texts: types of issue committees for campaign finance reporting purposes. The Secretary of State can require electronic filing of campaign finance reports. HJR10-1004 Military Appreciation Day honors Colorado veterans and members of the military with various resolutions and displays at the capitol. The 140th anniversary of Colorado State University was celebrated. A local highway in Colorado was changed to honor a fallen hero.The election was held on November 2, 2010. Colorado Republicans won the majority in the House of Representatives in the November 2010 election, and that's when <mask> was elected as House Majority Whip. She helped lead the legislative agenda for the House Republican Majority. Colorado Veterans, the Colorado National Guard, as well as the other military installations in Colorado have been helped by Rep. <mask>. New armories called "Readiness Centers" were created across the state to help with the updated mission of the Colorado National Guard. She has sponsored legislation to honor fallen soldiers and created a license plate to do so. She created a "One Stop Shop" for veterans to find information online and gave Colorado National Guardsmen tuition assistance.On top of her duties as House Majority Whip, she was also appointed to the Legislative Council and served on the House Judiciary Committee. She was the Vice Chairman of the School Discipline Task Force which looked at zero tolerance policies in Colorado schools. The Colorado Department of Transportation's expenditures and revenues were put online in 2011. The Colorado Department of transportation was not included in the bill that created the transparency online project because they use a

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texts: month are designated. Colorado State University and the state of Colorado worked together to bring displays to the capitol regarding their academic programs. The choir was brought to sing at the legislature. During the 2012 Legislation Session, she voted with her Democratic colleagues to allow the passage of a civil unions bill out of the Judiciary Committee, which allowed the bill to be heard by the legislature. She acknowledged the importance of protecting the Colorado Constitutional Amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman. The Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado honored her for her vote. The attempt to put Department of Higher Education information online failed, along with roughly 30 other measures, when the Republican Speaker allowed all pending legislation to die so as to prevent debate on the civil unions bill.There was a special legislative session due to the delay. The civil unions bill was sent to the State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee in the special session of the General Assembly. Normal procedures were followed by most remaining measures. During the 2012 session, <mask> worked to help protect Colorado youth and stop the over-criminalization of them in the state. The Direct File Reform bill was passed in 2012 It was fought by the Colorado District Attorney's Council and the Attorney General, but the bill was passed with broad bi-partisan support and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


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texts: to their insurance could be handled via mail, rather than going through a quasi judicial process. As a result of the findings of the task force which included teachers, school administrators, law enforcement, justice experts, counselors and legislators, this bill revised the policies in Colorado where teachers were required to implement zero tolerance policies. The 2012 School Finance Act was tacked onto the bill after it was killed with other bills at the end of the session. Those who died while protecting their country were honored during the Military Appreciation Day at the capitol.Colorado State University is a flagship university in Colorado. April is Child Abuse Prevention month. The bill was killed with other bills at the end of the session due to a disagreement over the civil union bill. It would have required institutions of higher learning to post their data online. In the 2012 General Election, Representative <mask> decided not to seek reelection. She was succeeded by a Republican. A year after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage, <mask> left politics.Legislative home page Living people Members of the Colorado House of Representatives Colorado Republicans Women state legislators in Colorado 21st-century American politicians Year of birth


title: Loren Legarda

texts: Legarda is a Filipina politician, environmentalist, cultural worker, and former journalist who is currently serving as the representative of Antique and as a House deputy speaker. She was a senator from 1998 to 2004 and from 2007 to 2019. She was the only female to win two senatorial elections in the Philippines. She ran for vice president twice, in 2004 as the running mate of Fernando Poe Jr., and again in 2010 as the running mate of Manny Villar. Legarda was a 2001 UNEP Laureate and a 2008 Regional Champion for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation for Asia and the Pacific. She was declared a UN global champion for resilience in 2015. She chaired the Climate Vulnerable Forum.The Climate Change Law and Anti-Domestic Violence Act are two of the laws she initiated. She is a member of numerous indigenous people communities in the Philippines due to her support for their rights. She is the key delegate of the Philippines to UNESCO. She received the Dangal ng Haraya Patron of Arts and Culture. She was honored as a Chevalier in both France and Italy. She was named a National Adaptation Plan (NAP) champion by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Legarda became a Commissioner of the Global Commission on Adaptation.On January 28, 1960, in Malabon, the only daughter of Antonio Cabrera <mask> and Bessie Gella Bautista was born. Jose P. Bautista was the editor-in-chief of The Manila Times. She was a model when she was a teenager. She was the grade school valedictorian at Assumption College. She graduated cum laude from the University of the Philippines Diliman in 1981 with a bachelor's degree in broadcast communications. She obtained a degree in journalism from the University of California, Los Angeles. During her career in journalism, Legarda covered topics such as the People Power Revolution and the trip of the Marcoses.She obtained a master's degree in National Security Administration from the National Defense College of the Philippines, graduating at the top of the class with gold medals for Academic excellence and Best Thesis. She moved to the reopened


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texts: Philippine Drug War but does not support the police killings of innocent citizens. The national games of the Philippines were hosted by Legarda's home province of Antique.Antique hosted the games for the first time. The Antique Rice Terraces and the weaving centrums of the province were visited by tourists from all over the country. She was the leader of the Philippine delegation at the UN Climate Change Conference. She was named the first ever National Adaptation Plan (NAP) champion during the event as mandated by an international treaty. The call for innovative climate finance for vulnerable countries and the lauding of Philippine innovations to adapt, manage, counter, and reverse climate change was led by Legarda. In December of last year, <mask> and Brillante Mendoza collaborated on a documentary about the environment. The series began airing in ANC on December 8.The series focused on the protected areas of the Philippines. Camotes Island Mangrove Swamp Forest Reserve, El Nido Managed Resource Protected Area, Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, and Sagay Marine Reserve are featured in the series. There is a protected landscape called the Banahaw-San Cristobal Protected Landscape. Lake Sebu is part of the Allah Valley Protected Landscape and is part of the Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary. The Ifugao Rice Terraces is a UNESCO World Heritage site. A separate show dedicated to Filipino cuisine and raw ingredients is being planned for a later showing after the fourth season of Dayaw aired in ANC. The Department of Culture bill, which has been a lifelong advocacy of the senator, was urged to be passed by Legarda in the same month.The Buhay na Buhay television series focused on eight living sub-cultures of Filipino culture. More than 10 international treaties were approved by the Senate in February. She led the first ever churchyard orchestra in her home province of Antique and the first ever Language Monument in the Philippines. She was appointed as colonel of the Philippine Air Force Reserve Corp. after leading the investigation on the environmental crisis in Boracay.


title: Loren Legarda

texts: hazing is criminalized in the Anti-Hazing Law. The act is called the Republic Act. Various agencies are mandated to implement a program for the identification and preservation of all Gabaldon school buildings. Legarda has filed more than 330 bills and resolutions including the Total Logging Ban Act, International Disaster Relief and Initial Recovery Assistance Act, Traditional Property Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, Department of Fisheries Act, Low Carbon Economy Act, and Freedom of Information Act. In 1989 the wife of a former governor was married. Their marriage produced two sons: <mask> "Lanz" Leviste and Leandro "Lean" Leviste, founder and president of Solar Philippines, the country's leading manufacturer and producer of renewable energies. The marriage of Legarda and Leviste was null and void in 2008.Legarda is the daughter of <mask> and a collector of art. Her maternal grandparents were Jose P. Bautista, editor of the pre-Martial Law newspaper, The Manila Times, and Carmen Gella Bautista of Pandan, Antique. The Philippine Constitution of the First Philippine Republic was created by the Malolos Congress. Vicente Gella was governor of the province while his great-granduncle was the mayor. Bartolome Gella was a brother of her grandfather. She is a Colonel in the Philippine Air Force Reserve Corps. She was given the title of "Bai Alabi" by the Marawi Sultanate League.She was given the name "Tukwifi" by the people of Mountain Province. She was given the title of "Bai Matumpis", which means "the one who takes care". She was given the name "Cuyong Adlaw Dulpa-an Labaw sa Kadunggan", which means "Shining Sun Rising in Power", by the indigenous people of the Visayas. She has started using traditional Philippine textiles in the halls of Congress. At her backyard, Legarda grows vegetables, fruits, and grains that she eats. She has residencies in Malabon, Metro Manila and Antique, her maternal hometown. Luntiang Pilipinas 1960 births Karay-a people Filipino environmentalists Filipino feminists Filipino Roman Catholics Filipino television news anchors Lakas–CMD 1991 politicians LGBT rights

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title: Igor Petrov

texts: He was a high-ranking career officer of the Soviet Navy. He rose to the rank of rear-admiral and held senior positions in the navy's political branch after several decades of service in the Northern Fleet and aboard submarines. During the Second World War and the invasion of the Soviet Union, <mask> lived. After working as a shepherd and training at a teaching college, he was called up for military service and studied at the A. A. Zhdanov Naval Political School. He would spend most of his career in the Northern Fleet. After serving aboard destroyers in the surface fleet as an officer, he joined the submarine branch as a deputy commander for political affairs on several of the Northern Fleet's submarines.By the late 1960s he had risen to serve as political officer in staff positions and by the late 1970s he was deputy head of the navy's Political Directorate. In the early 1980s, he was the head of the Social Research department at the Ministry of Defence's Institute of Military Theory and History, as well as the deputy head of the Department of Social, Political and Psychological Research. He received the degree of candidate of historical sciences and became head of the naval faculty. He was the head of the naval faculty from 1988 to 1991. After retiring with the rank of rear-admiral, he spent ten years as dean of the faculty of the Institute of Economics and Law and authored over 100 scientific and journalistic articles. He received various awards over his career, including the Order of the Red Star, the Order "For Service to the Homeland in the armed forces of the USSR" 3rd class, and various medals. He died in 2020.The village of Andreyevsky was part of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic and the Soviet Union. His father was an accountant in the timber industry. In 1937, when his


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texts: father was transferred to Andoma, he and his family moved to Vytegra. The campaign to defeat the invaders began after the 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union. After the defeat of the Nazi forces, at the age of ten, he was sent to work as an assistant shepherd on a collective farm in Vologda Oblast. After graduating from high school, he went to the Vytegorsk Pedagogical College and obtained a degree in history, but then went on to become a naval officer. He attended Leningrad's A.The A. Zhdanov Naval Political School graduated in 1955. On graduating, and receiving a commission as an officer, <mask> was dispatched to join the political administration of the Northern Fleet. He became secretary of the Komsomol organization aboard the Otrazhayuschiy. The Otrazhayuschiy was assigned to the Northern Fleet's 5th Cruiser Division on July 5, 1956. From November 5, 1958 to September 1, 1960, <mask> was an instructor in Komsomol for the Northern Fleet's Political Department. He graduated from the naval department on June 30, 1964. He became deputy commander for political affairs aboard the B-76, part of the 4th Submarine Squadron, after returning to the Northern Fleet.B-76 was transferred to the 4th submarine squadron on November 28, 1964. He joined the B-74 on September 21, 1965, while she was under repair. After her repairs were completed, he sailed with her to join the Northern Fleet's 161st Submarine brigade. The deputy political officer was appointed to the commander of the Yankee-class submarine K-32. He was deputy head of the 12th Submarine Squadron's political department after he stepped down from this position. He was appointed first deputy head of the 3rd Submarine Flotilla's political department on February 13, 1970. After four years in this post, he took up the position of Head of the Political

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texts: Department and deputy political officer of the Iokansky Naval Base.He was a member of the Military Council and head of the 11th Submarine Flotilla's political department. The head of the Propaganda and Agitation Department and the deputy head of the Navy's Political Directorate were appointed after taking the two-month long Academic Refresher Courses. The posting ended on 6 August 1984 when he became a deputy head of the Department of Social, Political and Psychological Research at the Ministry of Defence's Institute of Military Theory and History. He was the Head of the Naval Faculty at the Soviet from 1985 to 1988. He received a degree in historical sciences. The Ministry of Defence allowed <mask> to continue on active military service until 1991. He retired from service with the rank of rear-admiral after working at the V. I. Lenin Military-Political Academy as head of the naval faculty.In retirement, he was the dean of the faculty of the Institute of Economics and Law, as well as the president of the International Maritime Youth League. He was active in academic circles and research, authoring more than 100 scientific and journalistic articles. The Moscow city branch of the Communist Party has been active since January 1954. The Order of the Red Star, the Order "For Service to the Homeland in the armed forces of the USSR" 3rd class, and various medals, as well as the Hungarian medal "For Military Cooperation", 1st class, were some of the awards he received over his career. The Rear-Admiral died on April 14, 2020. There is a display on his life and service on the Foxtrot-class submarine that is preserved as a museum ship in Vytegra. The submarine was transferred to Vytegra.People from Vytegorsky District are recipients of the Order "For Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the


title: Becky Barrett

texts: She is a retired politician in Canada. She was a cabinet minister in Gary Doer'sNDP government from 1999 to 2003 and was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. Born in Florida, USA, and moved to Canada in 1975,<mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Before entering politics, she was a social worker with a master's degree in social work. During the 1980s, he was the director of organization. In the 1990 provincial election, <mask> was elected in the Wellington riding, defeating the Liberal candidate by over 1,200 votes. The New Democratic Party's family services critic was appointed in opposition to the Progressive Conservative Party after they won a majority government.She was against Gary Filmon's decision to bring child and family services under a single agency. The Filmon government cut several people from social assistance programs without making investments in education, job creation programs and skills upgrading. She brought forward a private member's bill that would have required the Office of the Children's Advocate to report to the legislature rather than the Minister of Family Services. She was the party's justice critic. She called on the Filmon government to remove Bruce McDonald from office in 1993 after he was reported to have told a woman to

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texts: "work something out" with a man accused of assault. McDonald resigned from the bench after the Free Press exposed a pattern of questionable decisions. In 1993, a 14-year-old girl was hospitalized after being shot in the leg with a pellet gun.In the lead up to the 1995 provincial election, <mask> led the candidate search committee and placed an emphasis on recruiting women and minority candidates. She was re-elected by a large margin. The Progressive Conservatives won a second majority government in the province. She unveiled her party's platform for revitalizing the city. The platform gave more power to city councillors and residents' associations, provided tax incentives for inner city renewal, renewed several aboriginal programs and enacted a new anti-gang policy. The New Democratic Party won a majority government in 1999. Kevin Lamoureux, the popular Liberal incumbent in the Inkster division, was challenged by <mask>, who did not run for re-election in Wellington.She won by a wide margin. It was no surprise that she was chosen as a member of Gary Doer's first cabinet. On October 5, 1999, he was sworn in as Minister of Labour, with responsibility for administering the Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act and the Workers Compensation Act, as well as for the Civil Service and Multiculturalism. On January 17, 2001, she became the Minister of Labour and Immigration and was relieved of her responsibility for the Public Insurance Corporation Act and the Civil Service. Many of the decisions made by the right-wing government of Gary Filmon in the 1990s were reversed by LabourBarrett. The reform legislation she introduced in July 2000 made union certification automatic if at least 65% of employees sign membership cards, allowed interim certifications, and gave employees the exclusive right to approve or


title: Ronald Weiser

texts: <mask><mask> is a businessman and Republican Party activist. A real estate company was founded by <mask>. He worked for the campaigns of John McCain and George W. Bush. He was the chairman of the Michigan Republican Party for five years. He was elected to the Board of regents of the University of Michigan in 2016 after serving as the U.S. ambassador to Slovakia during the Bush's first term. He was born on July 7, 1945, in South Bend, Indiana. He attended the School of Business at the University of Michigan.The real estate company was founded by <mask> in 1968. He was its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer until 2001, and then again upon his return from Slovakia. McKinley had a real estate portfolio valued at $4.7 billion in 2016 and had $500 million in annual revenue. <mask> ran for a seat on the Board of regents of the University of Michigan. He was elected to the Board of regents in 2016 At the time of his election, <mask> was the only Republican on the Board. In 2020, <mask> was the sole regent to vote against a proposal to allow University of Michigan employees to establish recognized bargaining units without formal elections.His term ends on January 1, 2025. <mask> and his wife donated more than 100 million dollars to the University of Michigan. He announced donations of $50 million in 2015, $10 million in 2018, $10 million in February 2020, and $30 million in June 2020. The relationship between <mask>'s ownership of an Ann arbor real-estate company and his roles on the Board of regents and as a major donor became controversial during arguments over whether to re-open the university. One of Michigan's biggest political donors is the Republican Party <mask>. He worked for the campaigns of George W. Bush and John McCain. He was Ambassador to Slovakia from 2001 to 2004.The Michigan Republican State Finance Chair was held by <mask>. He became chairman of the Michigan Republican Party in 2009. He held the position from 2009 to 2011. The "right-to-work law" legislation was passed by the Michigan Legislature. The Detroit News credited <mask> as the architect of a campaign strategy and a fundraising machine that paved the way for a series of Republican victories in Michigan, allowing the

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title: Ronald Weiser

texts: Republicans to hold complete control of the state government for eight years. Laura Cox accused <mask> of being involved in two payoff schemes, which <mask> denied. Cox made an allegation.He was appointed co-chair of the RNC's National Finance Transition Committee in February 2011. He was the RNC's finance chair from April to February. <mask> was selected to lead the Republican National Committee's efforts to raise money for Donald Trump. The MRP Legal Expense Trust Fund received a $50,000 donation from <mask>. The 73-member Michigan delegation was unanimous for Trump at the Republican National Convention. In the 2020 election cycle, <mask> and his wife gave over a million dollars to Republican causes. In March of 2021, <mask> came under criticism after he was filmed in a speech to a Republican club calling three Democratic state officials "witches" who were ready to be "burned at the stake""Other than assassination, the only way to remove them is to vote them out," <mask> said when asked how to get rid of them. After the remarks were publicized, <mask> said, "I apologize to those I offended for the flippant analogy about three women who are elected officials and for the off-hand comments about two other leaders." While I will always fight for the people and policies I believe in, I pledge to be part of a respectful political dialogue going forward. The University of Michigan Board of regents passed a resolution condemning <mask>'s statement and called him to resign from the board, with <mask> and Sarah Hubbard abstaining and one regent absent. Illitch said that serving as chair of a statewide political party is not compatible with serving on the board. <mask>, however, refused to resign, saying, "I regret my poorly chosen words that were offhand remarks made at a private Republican Party meeting." <mask> was the primary contributor to the petition campaign to impose voter ID requirements in Michigan.There was no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the previous year's presidential election. In 1983 he and Eileen were married. Two of the <mask>s' children are married to other people. The Atlantic Council has a Board of Directors. The Michigan Republican Party chairs the Ross School of

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title: Mary Haas

texts: <mask> was an American linguist who specialized in North American Indian languages, Thai, and historical linguistics. She was president of the Linguistic Society of America. She was a member of both the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences. He was born in Indiana. Earlham College was where she attended high school. She graduated from Yale University with a PhD in linguistics at the age of 25. The last native speaker of Tunica, Sesostrie Youchigant, was worked with by <mask> in the 1930s.Career and research included graduate work on comparative philology at the University of Chicago. She would follow in Edward's footsteps and attend Yale. She began her career in linguistic fieldwork during the summer. Over a ten-year period from 1931 to 1941, <mask> studied the Wakashan language, as well as a number of languages that were mainly spoken in the American southeast: Tunica, Natchez, Creek, Koasati, Choctaw, Alabama, and Her first paper, A Visit to the Other World, a Nitinat Text, was published in 1933. Watt Sam and Nancy Raven are the last two native speakers of the Natchez language in Oklahoma. The most reliable source of information on the dead language is her unpublished field notes.She was the first modern linguist to collect extensive texts in the Creek language. After her death, her Creek texts were edited and translated. During World War II, the United States government viewed the study and teaching of Southeast Asian languages as important to the war effort, and under the auspices of the Army Specialized Training Program at the University of California at Berkeley, <mask> developed a program to teach the Thai. The Thai-English Students' Dictionary was published in 1964. In 1948, she was appointed assistant professor of Thai and Linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley Department of Oriental Languages, an appointment she attributed to Peter A. Boodberg. She was one of the founding members of the

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texts: UC-Berkeley Department of Linguistics. The Director of the Survey of California Indian Languages at Berkeley was a long-term chair of the department.She was elected a Berkeley Fellow in 1984 after retiring from Berkeley in 1977. <mask> passed away at her home in Berkeley, California, at the age of 86. The role of the linguist in language instruction was noted for her dedication. She supervised more than 100 PhD students in Americanist linguistics than her former instructors did, according to her student Karl V. Teeter. As a founder and director of the Survey of California Indian Languages, she advised nearly fifty dissertations, including those of many linguists who would go on to be influential in the field. She married a linguist in 1931. They divorced in 1937.The Linguistic Society of America gave out awards and honors. She received a Guggenheim fellowship in 1964. She was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a member of the National Academy of Sciences. She received degrees from the University of Chicago in 1975, the University of Chicago in 1976, Earlham College in 1980, and the Ohio State University in 1980. The Thai system of writing was published in 1943. The American Council of Learned Societies. Thai was spoken in 1945 by Heng R. Subhanka.The Linguistic Society of America. The Thai reader was in Berkeley in 1945. The Tunica texts were written in 1950. The University of California Press. The Thai vocabulary was written in 1955. The American Council of Learned Societies. The history of languages.There is a person named Mouton. The Thai-English student's dictionary was published in 1964. The press of the university. Essays on language, culture, and history were published in 1978. The press of the university. Creek texts in 2015. James H. Hill co-authored it.The University of California Press. The University of Florida Digital Collections has an interview with <mask> and Subhanka that was recorded on September 30,

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title: Rafaela Herrera

texts: The Spanish criolla was named after <mask>. She is considered a national hero of the country because of her actions during the Battle for the Ro San Juan de Nicaragua in 1762 against the British. In the Viceroyalty of New Granada of the Spanish Empire, there was a baby born on August 6, 1742. She was the illegitimate child of Lieutenant Colonel <mask> and Felipa Torreynosa. Felipa Torreynosa was reported to be a criolla or possibly a mulatto woman. She was raised by a woman who was thought to be her mother. The Battle of Cartagena de Indias took place in 1741 and was fought under the command of Vice Admiral Edward Vernon.He was the Commander of the Castillo de San Sebastin del Pastelillo when she was born. She was the granddaughter of a prominent military engineer and founder of the Military Academy of Mathematics of America. The Governor of Ro de la Plata was her great-grandfather. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> tried to educate his daughter in the principles of honor, faith and patriotism when she was raised by him. In 1753 Lieutenant Colonel Don Juan Antonio Alonso de Arce was relieved of his duties as Commander of the garrison at the Fortress of the Immaculate Conception on the San Juan River in the Province of Nicaragua. Spanish Nicaragua was a major target for British attacks during the 18th century because it represented a potential route between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as well as the possibility of expanding their colonization of Central America beyond the Mosquito Coast. The British governor and commander-in-chief of Jamaica proposed a naval expedition to Nicaragua in the 18th century.The goal was to sail up the San Juan River and capture the town of Granada, which would cut Spanish America in half as well as provide access to the Pacific Ocean. The first hurdle to overcome was to capture the fortress. The conflict began in June of 1762. A group of Miskito Sambu filibusters attacked cocoa plantations in the Valley of Matina. The

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title: Rafaela Herrera

texts: mission of Apompu near Juigalpa and Muy Muy were burned and looted in the month of July. Many of the people captured by Miskito were sold into slavery. The British and Miskito Sambu expeditionary force headed towards the Fortress of the Immaculate Conception on the San Juan River in July.The force that attacked the fortress consisted of two thousand men and more than fifty boats. The invaders threatened the region at a time when the commander of the fortress was dying, and that's when Rafaela made a solemn oath to her father that she would defend the fortress. Lieutenant Don Juan de Aguilar y Santa Cruz assumed temporary command of the garrison after the elder <mask> died. The Battle for the Ro San Juan de Nicaragua took place a few days after the British and Miskito Sambu expeditionary force laid siege to the fortress. At 4 o'clock that morning, the lookout on duty heard cannon fire from the east, in the direction of an observation post located at the junction of the Bartola and San Juan rivers. The invaders captured the observation post. The British commander was told by the Spanish prisoners that the fortress was in disarray because of the death of its commander.A few hours later, with his fleet anchored in the river, the British commander sent an envoy to demand the surrender of the fortress in exchange for avoiding further hostilities. The second in command of the garrison, a sergeant, was about to grant the request when the teenager stopped him. "Have you forgotten the duties imposed by military honor?" she asked, seeing what she perceived as the cowardice of the defenders. Are you going to allow the enemy to steal this fortress, which is the safeguard of the Province of Nicaragua and of your families? She strongly opposed the surrender of the fort and insisted that each soldier take his place fighting because of her promise to her late father and ancestors. She took the keys and locked the gates of the fortress. The British formed a


title: Rafaela Herrera

texts: skirmish line in response to the rejection of their demands.The British commander was killed by the third volley of cannon fire, which was fired by <mask>, who was trained in the handling of weapons. The British began a vigorous attack upon the fortress after learning of their boss's death. The British soldiers and their boats were killed in the fierce resistance mounted by the garrison. The troops were told to throw sheets of alcohol into the river and set them on fire. The burning material was dragged towards the enemy craft. The British troops were forced to retreat to defensive positions after this unexpected action. The British tried to besiege the fortress the next day, with little progress and many casualties on their side.Lieutenant Juan de Aguilar, the pro tempore garrison commander, led the defenders to victory in a battle that lasted six days. The cannons of the fortress were handled by <mask> and the Spanish were able to defeat a larger and better trained military force. The British retreated on August 3, 1762. The flow of shipping into the Caribbean Sea was impeded by their presence at the mouth of the San Juan River. The Treaty of Paris was signed on February 10, 1763 after peace negotiations between Spain and Britain. Cuba and Manila, which had been captured by the British, were returned to Spain. Don Pablo Mora is a citizen of Granada.Two of the five children were paralyzed. Her husband died after the birth of their fifth child, and the family lived in poverty until 1781. On November 11, 1781, King Charles III of Spain issued a royal decree granting a pension for life as a reward for her heroic actions during the Battle for the Ro San Juan de Nicaragua; she received some land and a pension of 600 pesos in payment for her merits. Women in warfare (1750–1799), the history of women in warfare, and a visual guide of the Nicaraguan population of El Castillo are some of the things you can see. Women were in war in South America in the

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title: Morris Cohen (spy)

texts: <mask>, also known as Peter Kroger, was an American who was convicted of espionage for the Soviet Union. Lona was also an agent. They became spies because of their communist beliefs. On July 2, 1910, <mask> was born to a Jewish immigrant family in Harlem, New York City. His father moved to present-day Ukraine from an area near Kiev. The couple met in New York and were married there. <mask> played football at James Monroe High School.He received an athletic scholarship to Mississippi A&M College after attending New York University. He was hurt in a game. He was an athletic manager because he was no longer able to play football. After graduating with a degree in business, he worked for a year as a graduate student at the University of Illinois. He was an active member of the National Student League. After one semester, he was declared persona non grata and returned to the Bronx, where he became a full member of the American Communist Party. He received a master's degree in education after World War II.<mask> and others who were sympathetic to the anti-Franco movement fought in the Spanish Civil War as foreign national volunteers. Amadeo was a Soviet spy who recruited him. <mask> returned to the United States after being injured. He began serving the Soviets. <mask> was drafted into the U.S. Army and served in Europe. He was discharged from the Army in 1945 and went back to espionage work for the Soviet Union. In 1945, the <mask>'s delivered detailed blueprints for the nuclear bomb to Moscow.When the Soviet spy networks were compromised, the connection with Soviet intelligence was temporarily ended, but resumed in 1948. The continued secret connection with a number of the most valuable sources of the Rezidentura was ensured by them

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texts: and Lona <mask>. They secretly left the United States and moved to Lublin, Poland, where they worked with Col. Rudolph Abel. During their time in Poland, <mask> and Lona traveled to Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands. When the <mask>s moved to 45 Cranley Drive in London, they had an antenna looping around their attic that was used for their transmissions to Moscow. The antiquarian book dealers under the names of Peter and Helen Kroger were working with a KGB agent who used the name Gordon Lonsdale. On January 7, 1961, British security officials arrested the <mask>s for their part in a Soviet espionage network known as the Portland Spy Ring that had penetrated the Royal Navy.They were sentenced to 10 years in prison for espionage. <mask> and Lona were subjects of a prisoner exchange and served eight years in prison. According to The Times, the breakthrough needed to close down the spy ring was found in a bank safety deposit box, which contained espionage equipment hidden inside an oversized Ronson cigarette lighter. The Soviet Union admitted that the <mask>s were spies. In July 1969 Britain exchanged them for Gerald Brooke, a British subject held in the Soviet Union. Both the United States and the UK have conducted such exchanges before. The opposition criticized Harold Wilson's Labour Government for agreeing to release dangerous Soviet agents in exchange for Brooke.Opponents claimed that it was an example of blackmail rather than a fair exchange. <mask> trained spies for the Soviets while the <mask>s lived in Moscow. He and Lona lived in the city for the rest of their lives after they received pensions from the KGB. <mask> married Lona, a Communist Party activist, in 1941. Theodore Hall

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texts: was a Manhattan Project physicist. They were part of a ring of atomic spies who were found to be more damaging to US interests than the Rosenberg ring. <mask> was an employee of Amtorg.<mask> and his wife retired on a pension after training Soviet agents. He died in Moscow. Lona died in 1992. The <mask>s received two awards from the Soviet Union for their espionage work. The Yeltsin government gave them the title of Hero of the Russian Federation after the fall of the Soviet Union. There is an incorrect report that <mask> had been killed in Europe in 50 KGB New York to Moscow. The Manhattan Project secrets were passed on to the Soviet Union by the <mask>s.His code name is "Volunteer" in the Venona files. The case was dramatized in the West End by British playwright Hugh Whitemore. Rosemary Harris won the best actress Tony award for her portrayal of a British neighbor of the <mask>s/Krogers in the Broadway production of the play. The play was adapted into a TV movie starring Ellen Burstyn, Alan Bates, Teri Garr and Daniel Benzali, which aired in the U.S. on CBS in 1987. The neighbors' house was used as a base by the British security services to spy on the <mask>s. It looked at how paranoia, suspicion and betrayal destroyed their lives. Hanff refers to the <mask>s as antiquarian book dealers in her book.They were friends of Frank Doel. She had earlier written and published 84 Charing Cross Road, which was a best seller, based on her long-term friendship with Doel. External links include a video news report on the Krogers/<mask>s' return to the Soviet Union and an interview with former Foreign Secretary George Brown. American people convicted of espionage for the Soviet Union were sentenced in the Venona papers of the Spanish Civil

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title: August Davidov

texts: The author of works on differential equations with partial derivatives, definite integrals, and the application of probability theory to statistics was a Russian mathematician and engineer named <mask>. He was the president of the Moscow Mathematical Society. <mask> was born in Courland where his father was a physician and his younger brother was a noted cellist and composer. <mask> was sent to Moscow to attend the Bauman Moscow State Technical University. <mask> was a student in the Department of Physics and Mathematics at Moscow University. He won a gold medal for his paper in 1845. He continued his studies after graduation.His paper "The Theory of Equilibrium of Bodies Immersed in a Liquid" earned him the title of Master of Mathematics. <mask> began his teaching career as an associate lecturer in the physics and mathematics department of Moscow University after working as a mathematics teacher in the Cadet Corps. He published his paper "Theory of Capillary Phenomena" in the same year he defended his thesis. <mask> was appointed Full Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics when he was appointed Extraordinary Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics. <mask> remained in the chair of pure mathematics until the end of his tenure at the university. The theory of functions was the subject of a new course that he taught until 1869. The "Father of Russian Aviation", who studied at Moscow University, devoted two essays to analysis of <mask>'s work.<mask> was the Dean of the Department of Physics and Mathematics at Moscow University from 1863 to 1873. He held the position until 1880 after being re-elected in 1878. He was the President of the Imperial Russian Society of Acclimatization of Plants and Animals and the Vice President of the Society of Devotees of Natural Science, Anthropology, and Ethnography. The Moscow Mathematical Society was formed around a professor of the physics and mathematics faculty of Moscow State University. The first meeting of the society was held in September of 1864. Brashman was elected the first President of

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texts: the Society. After Brashman's death, <mask> was elected the second President and remained in the post until his death twenty years later.In 1860 <mask> was appointed Inspector of private educational institutions and became involved in improving the teaching of mathematics at secondary schools. He was a member of the Moscow School District's Board of Trustees for the rest of his life. He was involved in the design of mathematics curricula under the auspices of the Pedagogical Department of Primary Education of the Polytechnical Museum. <mask>'s textbooks on mathematics subjects used historical data in examples and incorporated visual aids in order to expound on the mathematical theory in close connection with practical examples. The textbooks were well received and went through many reprintings. The Upper Secondary School Course on Elementary Geometry went through 39 editions over sixty years and the last two under Soviet auspices in 1918 and 1922. After thirty years of service, <mask> retired from Moscow University in June 1885.He was buried in Vvedenskoye Cemetery on December 22nd. His widow established a prize for outstanding work in mathematics after his death. The future academician was one of the winners. After the Russian Revolution, the son of <mask> became a cellist and composer, a successful businessman and industrialist, and an exile in Germany. <mask> wrote works in mathematics, theory of partial differential equations, theory of definite integrals, application of probability theory to problems of statistics, and research on links between the theory of capillary phenomena and general equilibrium theory. The application of probability theory to statistics is one of the works on mathematics. Probability theory can be applied to medicine.Design and operation of steam engines are works on mechanics. The number of equilibria is the most important number. equilibrium of bodies immersed in liquid The Upper Secondary School course on Elementary Geometry was written by <mask> at the end of his life. There is a list of articles by <mask> at

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title: Govind Ballabh Pant

texts: The first chief minister of UP was <mask>. Pant was a key figure in the movement for India's Independence and later a pivotal figure in the Indian Government. He was a key player in the unsuccessful effort to establish Hindi as the national language of the Indian Union. Several Indian hospitals, educational institutions and foundations are named after him. India's highest civilian honor, the Bharat Ratna, was given to <mask> in 1957. <mask> was born in a village on the slopes of a hill. He was born in a Brahmin family that migrated from the present day North Karnataka to the present day Kumaon region.His mother's name was <mask> Bai. His father was a government official who was constantly on the move, and hence he was brought up by his maternal grandfather who was an important government official. He worked as a lawyer in Kashipur after graduating from the University. He began his work against the British Raj in 1914, when he helped a local parishad, or village council, in their successful challenge of coolie begar, a law requiring locals to provide free transportation of the luggage of travelling British officials. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh in 1921. In the early part of the 20th century, <mask>i case. He was involved in the Simon Commission protests.Jawaharlal Nehru mentions in his book that he was an easy target for the police because he stood by him during the protests. He had to have his back straightened for the rest of his life because of the injuries he sustained in those protests. He was arrested and imprisoned for several weeks in 1930 for organizing a Salt March. He was imprisoned for seven months in 1933 for attending a session of the banned provincial Congress. The ban was lifted in 1935

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title: Govind Ballabh Pant

texts: and <mask> joined the Legislative Council. During the Second World War, <mask> acted as the middleman between Gandhi's group and Subhas Chandra Bose's group, which advocated taking advantage of the situation to expel the British Raj. In 1934, the Congress ended its boycott of the legislatures and put up candidates, and <mask> was elected to the Central Legislative Assembly.He was the deputy leader of the Congress party. He was arrested and imprisoned for helping organize the Satyagraha movement. In 1942 he was arrested again, this time for signing the Quit India resolution, and spent three years in the Fort along with other members of the Congress working committee until March 1945, when Jawaharlal Nehru pleaded successfully for his release on the grounds of failing health. The Chief Minister of the United Provinces from 1937 to 1939 was <mask>. New elections to the Provincial legislatures were ordered by the British Labour government in 1945. After India's independence in 1947, the Congress won a majority in the United Provinces and <mask> was again the premier. The economic condition of the most populous State of India was helped by his reforms.The abolition of the zamindari system was one of his achievements. The Hindu Code Bill made monogamy compulsory for Hindu men and gave Hindu women the rights of divorce and inheritance. On January 3, 1955, <mask> was sworn in as Cabinet Minister without Portfolio in the Union Cabinet. India <mask> was the Union Home Minister from 1955 to 1961. Jawaharlal Nehru appointed <mask> to the Union Cabinet as Minister of Home Affairs on January 10, 1955. The re-organisation of States along linguistic lines was his main achievement as Home Minister. Hindi was established as an official language of the central government and

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title: Govind Ballabh Pant

texts: a few states.On January 26, 1957, the Home Minister was awarded the Bharat Ratna. He had a heart attack in 1960. He was treated by top doctors in India, including his friend Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the then Chief Minister of West Bengal. He died from a cerebral stroke at the age of 74. He was still the Home Minister of India. It had been my privilege to receive from him not only consideration but also affection, said the then President of India. He doesn't have time to assess his labour and achievements.For words, the grief is too intense. I pray for peace to his soul and strength to those who loved him. The University of Agriculture and Technology is located in Pauri Garhwal and the Govind Ballabh Pant Engineering College is located in Delhi. There are 18 volumes on the Selected Works of <mask> <mask> <mask>. There are photos and videos of the memorial site of Govind Ballabh

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title: Herbert D. G. Maschner

texts: <mask>. G<mask> is an American anthropologist. His research interests include anthropology, archaeology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, anthropology, He was a professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Idaho State University, and the University of South Florida. He resigned his professorship after being accused of sexual harassment of a student at ISU. <mask> attended the University of Wyoming and the University of New Mexico, graduating with a BS in Anthropology in 1980. He received a PhD in Anthropology from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1992 and a master's degree in archaeology from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks in 1987. Brian Fagan and Napoleon Chagnon were his PhD advisers.<mask> was an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison from 1993 to 1999 after a brief stint at UC Santa Barbara. He was the Research Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Idaho State University. The Center for Archaeology, Materials, and Applied Spectroscopy was created by him. Between 2010 and 2015, <mask> was the Director of the Idaho Museum of Natural History. He became the director of the Center for Virtualization and Applied Spatial Technologies at the University of South Florida in 2015. Following the revelation that he had been reprimanded for sexual harassment in his former position at ISU, <mask> was

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texts: demoted from his post as director of CVAST. Further complaints about his conduct and a formal review led to his resignation from the University of South Florida.The keynote speaker for the 2003 conference of the American Association for the advancement of the sciences was <mask>. He was an Outstanding Researcher of Idaho State University in 2005 and 2006 and an Idaho Academy of ScienceDistinguished Scientist in 2011. He is on the editorial boards of two journals. Complex systems analyses of the North Pacific Rim and Western North America are some of the research interests of Research Maschner. <mask>'s archaeological exploration of this geographic region is multidisciplinary and combines both human and environmental factors to present a comprehensive understanding of the areas in question. <mask>'s archaeological work has been used by many native groups to better understand and preserve their cultural heritage. Maschner is interested in applying Darwinian evolutionary theory to the study of social inequality and complexity in prehistory.He is one of the creators of the Virtual Zooarchaeology of the Arctic Project, an online database that contains comparative skeletal information on a wide range of fauna. This online database is an example of the cutting-edge technology accessible to researchers like Maschner as well as the general public; it is utilized in a wide variety of archaeological disciplines to make otherwise difficult-to-access artifact or bone collections more easily viewed. A prolific author, Maschner has written nine books, two monographs, one journal section, and numerous conference papers, professional reports, reviews,

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title: Herbert D. G. Maschner

texts: articles, and book chapters. Archaeology and historical ecology of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest have been the focus of Maschner's field research. He was her supervisor. He showered her with unwanted attention for several months and then attacked her in her office on October 25, according to Pokorny. Maschner is said to have entered her office, closed the door, grabbed her by the buttocks, and kissed her on the lips.Three days after the assault, Pokorny filed a sexual harassment complaint with Idaho State University's Human Resources Office. She was told the truth by both the ISU Human Resources Office and Opportunity Office. ISU concluded that her claim and statement of facts were credible, that <mask>'s counterclaim and statement of facts were meritless, and that she violated ISU's sexual harassment policy. Maschner was reprimanded and suspended for two weeks. He left Idaho State to start work at South Florida before completing the required sexual harassment training. ISU recommended that she be allowed to return to work at the museum with a different supervisor. The original sexual harassment claim was reopened by the university.The sexual harassment claims against him were again confirmed by the equal opportunity office at ISU. Pokorny filed a lawsuit against Idaho State University for violating the Idaho Human Rights Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. ISU's request to kill the case was rejected by Sixth District Judge Robert Naftz, who wrote that the original investigation by the school found the woman's claims credible. Employment at the University of South Florida began in August of 2015. When it became apparent that


title: Herbert D. G. Maschner

texts: an Idaho newspaper was publishing an article about his sexual harassment finding, he did not inform his employer. Maschner wasn't hired like other applicants and the university wasn't aware of the sexual harassment. Although he was stripped of his position as director of CVAST, he remained employed as its tenured "chief scientist".The following year, a legal review of <mask>'s conduct was initiated after complaints that he was a "hostile, sexist, boorish boss". The review found that Maschner was hostile with many subordinates, but did not find evidence of discrimination. Shortly after the report was published, <mask> resigned from the university. Monographs Archaeology of the Sapsuk River is one of the publications. <mask>, Buck Benson, <mask>, and Nicole Misarti. The year 2010. The Archaeology Branch is part of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.The people of the Northwest Coast have a history. <mask> and Kenneth Ames. 1999. Both the Hudson and the Thames are in London. Sanak Island, Alaska: A Natural and Cultural History was edited. <mask> is an editor. The year 2012.The Idaho Museum of Natural History is in Pocatello. The Northern World ended in 1400. <mask>, Owen Mason, and <mask> are editors. The University of Utah Press is in Salt Lake City. Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives on the Long Term. <mask> Papagianni, Robert H. Layton, and <mask> are related. Contributors were <mask> Papagianni, Robert H. Layton, and <mask>.The year 2008. Oxbow Press is in Oxford. There is a Handbook of Archaeological Theories. The editors are R. Alexander Bentley, <mask>, and Christopher Chippindale. 2007. Altamira Press. There is a Handbook of

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texts: Archaeological Methods.Christopher Chippindale and <mask> are editors. 2005. Altamira Press. Archaeology and complex systems are related. <mask>. G<mask> is an editor. In 2003 The University of Utah Press is in Salt Lake City.There are anthropology, space, and Geographic Information Systems. Mark and <mask> are editors. 1996. Oxford University Press. There are new methods and old problems in archaeological research. <mask> is an editor. 1996.The Center for Archaeological Investigations Press is located at Southern Illinois University. There are Darwinian Archaeologies. <mask> is an editor. 1996. There are contributions to the archaeology series. The West Coast of North America experienced the emergence of cultural complexity. <mask> and Brian Fagan are editors.1991. There is a section called the Special Antiquity Section. There are papers about the decline of the Steller Sea Lions in Alaska. <mask>. G<mask>, Andrew Trites, Katherine L<mask>, Matthew Betts, and Michael Livingston were all present. There are fish and fish products. The year 2012. The Department of Anthropology is at Idaho State University.The North Pacific has Salmon, Complexity, and Sedentism. <mask>. G<mask> is the author of the Oxford Handbook of Archaeology. Owen Mason and Max Frieson are editors. The year 2012. Oxford University Press. The retreat of the Alaska Peninsula Glacier Complex has implications for coastal migrations of First Americans. James W. Jordan, Bruce P. Finney, <mask>. G<mask>, Mark D.There are science reviews. The year 2012. It was 48(1):1-5. The Handbook of North American Archaeology was published by Oxford. The Archaeology of the North Pacific was

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texts: written by <mask>. G<mask>. Timothy Pauketat is an editor. The year 2012.Oxford University Press is in New York. There are some pages. 135145 Archaeology on the Northwest Coast. The Oxford Handbook of North American Archaeology was written by <mask>. G<mask>. There are some pages. 160172Timothy Pauketat is an editor. The year 2012. Oxford University Press is in New York. Reconstructing site organization in the eastern Aleutian Islands using multielement chemical analysis of soils. N. Misarti, N, B. Finney, and H<mask> are related. 2011. The Journal of Archaeological Science was published in 1978.The virtual zooarcaheology of the project. <mask>. G<mask>, Matthew Betts, andCorey Schou are related. 2011. There are some pages. 4142. The Society for American Archaeology publishes a newsletter. January.<mask>. G<mask>, Matthew W. Betts, Robert Schalder, Jonathan Holmes, Nicholas Clement, Michael Smuin. 2011. The journal is about archaeology. Volume: 38, Issue: 4, Pages: 755.e1755.e9. Virtual zooarchaeology is building a reference collection for archaeofaunal research and education. <mask> and William Agger. The spread of Typhus from North America to Europe.The year 2010. The medical journal of Gunderson Lutheran. The sixth edition of Vol 6. No. 2. There are some pages. 5456Sanak Island is in the Western Gulf of Alaska. <mask>. G<mask> was a doctor. Betts, J. Cornell, B. Finney, N. Huntly, and J.W. Jordan, N. Misarti, and K.L. R. Russell, A. Tews, S. Wood, B. 2009. Science in the Pacific.There is a report in 63(4):673-709. There is a hypothesis about the spread of disease between Europe and Northeastern America. <mask> and William Agger. 2009.

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texts: <mask> and Owen Mason are editors. The University of Utah Press. There are some pages.335336. Fishtails, Ancestors, and Old Islanders: Chirikof Island, the Alaska Peninsula, and the Dynamics of Western Alaska Prehistory. <mask>. G<mask>. The year 2008. The journal of anthropology in Alaska. There are some pages. 171183.Catastrophic Events and Punctuated Culture Change are part of a Dynamic Global System. They were <mask>. G<mask> and James W. Jordan. The year 2008. In Time and Change: Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives on the Long Term was edited by <mask> Papagianni. Oxbow Press is in Oxford. There are some pages. 95113Idaho State University has an archaeological analysis. <mask>. G<mask> was one of the people. 2007. Idaho State University has an archaeological analysis. The 8th International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Applications and Utilization of Accelerators was held in Pocatello, Idaho. The American Nuclear Society. There are some pages.There is a new version of this story. It was historic warfare. <mask>. 2005. There is an encyclopedia of the north. Mark Nuttall is the editor. The book was published by Routledge Press.There are some pages. The Hot Springs Village site was redated. <mask>. 2004. The journal of anthropology in Alaska. There is a new edition of Vol. Nos 2 and 2.There are some pages. 100118. Allen McCartney and the Izembek Phase of the Western Alaska Peninsula are Traditions Past and Present. <mask>. 2004. The anthropology of the northern part of the planet. There is a new edition of Vol.41, No. 2 volumes. 98109. There is a small tool tradition on the Western Alaska Peninsula. James Jordan and <mask>. 2001.

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texts: In Archaeology in the Aleut Zone of Alaska: Some Recent Research is a book.149172. <mask><mask> is an editor. The University of Oregon has Anthropological Papers. 58. The Lower Alaska Peninsula has Paleogeography and Human Occupation. <mask> and James Jordan. In 2000.An international journal about archaeology. Volume 15, Issue 5, pp. There is a limit to the number of people who can see it. A Preliminary Assessment of Sedentism, Settlement and Village Organization on the Lower Alaska Peninsula. <mask>. 1999. There are some pages.5675. In B. Billman and G. Feinman. Settlement pattern studies have been done in the Americas for fifty years. The press of the Smithsonian Institution. The evolution of warfare on the Northwest Coast. <mask>. 1997.The book is about violence and warfare in the past. D.Martin and D. Frayer are editors. Publishers are <mask> and Breach. There are some pages. 267302. Settlement and Subsistence in the Later Prehistory of Tebenkof Bay, Kuiu Island. <mask>.1997. The anthropology of the northern part of the planet. There are some pages. 7499. There is a comment on variability in American Beginnings and the Archaeology of Beringia. <mask>. The article of American Beginnings was reviewed in 1997.There was antiquity. There are some pages. The Politics of Settlement Choice on the Prehistoric Northwest Coast. <mask>. 1996. There are some pages. 175189.The book is written by M. Aldenderfer and H<mask>. There are anthropology, space, and Geographic Information Systems. Oxford University Press. Geographic information systems are used in archaeology. <mask>. 1996. There are some pages.121. H<mask> is the editor of In New Methods, Old

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texts: Problems: Geographic Information Systems in Modern Archaeological Research. The Center for Archaeological Investigations is a press. Theory, Technology, and the Future of Geographic Information Systems in Archaeology. <mask>. 1996. There are some pages.301308. There are new methods and old problems in archaeological research. H<mask> is an editor. The Center for Archaeological Investigations is a press. An introduction to Darwinian Archaeologies. Steven Mithen and <mask>. 1996.There are some pages. 314. H<mask>'s ed. There are Darwinian Archaeologies. The Plenum Press. KinSelection, Aggrandizement, and the Origin of Hereditary Social Inequality can be found on the Northwest Coast. They were <mask> and John Patton.1996. There are some pages. 89107. H<mask>'s ed. There are Darwinian Archaeologies. The Plenum Press. Geographic information systems are used in archaeological research.<mask>. 1996. Brian Fagan is the general editor of the Oxford Companion of Archaeology. There are some pages. There is a limit to the number of items that can be put together. Approaches to Archaeology are Darwinian. <mask>.1996. Brian Fagan is the general editor of the Oxford Companion of Archaeology. There are some pages. 167168. There are references to American

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title: Arthur Brisbane

texts: One of the best known American newspaper editors of the 20th century was <mask>. He was a speech writer, orator, and public relations professional who coached many famous business people of his time in the field of public relations, including Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and John D. Rockefeller. <mask>, an American utopian socialist who is remembered as the chief popularizer of the theories of Charles Fourier in the United States, was born in Buffalo, New York. Albert was the author of several books. He backed several phalanx communes in the 1840s and 1850s and founded the Fourierist Society in New York in 1839. <mask> was educated in both the US and Europe. He began his career as a newspaper reporter and editor in New York City, first at the Sun and later Joseph Pulitzer's New York World.He became editor of the New York Journal after being hired away from the Pulitzer. According to Time magazine, his column had an estimated 20 million daily readers. In 1897, he became the editor of the Evening Journal, the flagship of the Hearst chain, and he gained influence that was unparalleled by any other editor in the United States. The form of American editorial and news writing was influenced by his style. "If you don't hit the reader between the eyes in your first sentence of your news column, there's no need to write any more," he said. <mask> was described as a one-time socialist who had drifted pleasantly into the profit system by W. A. Swanberg. At one point, an employee of the company boasted of making $260,000 a year, but they were also known for buying failing newspapers and selling them to the company.He bought The Washington Times and the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin in 1918 and sold them to Hearst 15 months later. The Detroit Times was bought by him. An editorial that called

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title: Arthur Brisbane

texts: family could enjoy their favorite sport, horse-back riding. The Allaire area was transformed into a country estate with a horse farm, a toy factory, a camp for Boy Scouts, and training grounds during the war years. He brought silent film companies to his property, which was used as a backdrop.During the Great Depression, he allowed his estate to be used for work programs. He and his family considered Allaire to be his final home. He employed a large staff to take care of his property at Allaire, which at one time was boasted to occupy. The count was closer to. In the 1920s, he became aware of the significance of his property at Allaire. James P. Allaire's "Howell Iron Works Company" was once a thriving iron-making industrial village. The 19th century era village buildings and vast natural resources were sought to preserve as early as 1925.Although not completed before his death, it was left to his wife and family to fulfill his wishes of donating to the State of New Jersey by 1944, including James P. Allaire's 19th century industrial village. The gift was to be used for historic and forest reservation purposes only. The Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment Center was closed in 2005. The heart of Allaire State Park is the original Brisbane gift of land. The Historic Village at Allaire is dedicated to portraying the life and times of James P. Allaire. The daughter of a polo player and a woman was married to a man. Margaret Elinor <mask> was the niece of New York State Senator Trumbull Cary.They were the parents of six children. <mask><mask> was appointed Public Editor of The New York Times. At his death, Hearst said, "I know that <mask> was the greatest journalist of his day, and that journalism has lost its all-time No." 1 genius. Today and the future day is an analysis of two new

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title: Andrey Yuryevich Tatarinov

texts: A Russian politician, social activist, journalist and Director of Center for Policy relevance is named <mask>v. The Public Chamber of the Russian Federation was formed in 2010. He was a student at the Russian State Social University. He graduated from the Griboyedov Institute of International Law and Economics and the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow State University. He has a son. He was a political journalist. "Izvestia" was a correspondent for "Society" in 2004.He passed training on channel 3 in the Russian view. Alexander Prokhanov, editor of the newspaper "Zavtra" (Tomorrow), wrote under the name <mask> Sadov. The same person was a member of a number of opposition organizations. He became the leader of the Youth Human Rights Movement "Leviy Povorot" after burning the NBP party ticket. He has been taken into custody by riot police on a number of occasions. One of the leaders of the "Young Guard of United Russia" was the first active participant. In the spring of 2006 Tatarinov was invited to MGER by Ivan, who was the Young Guard leader.In the Central Headquarters of the Young Guard, I worked as a political technology. He became a member of the Political Council in 2006 and was re-elected in 2010. The Political Department at Young Guard was involved in the creation of similar structures in the regional offices. The first meeting of the Coordinating Council in the North Caucasus Federal District of the Young Guard was held in Grozny on April 13, 2010. One of the leading candidates for the role of the new leader of the organization was considered by the Young Guard. He was elected to the coordinating council at the congress. Anna Chapman became a member of the Public

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title: Andrey Yuryevich Tatarinov

texts: demolition of the wall on Old Arbat Street.The city authorities refused his plan after the action. Member of the Public Chamber from 2010 to 2012 In an advisory capacity, I was a member of several committees: on the development of civil society, on International Relations and Freedom of conscience, and on Regional Development and Local Government. A working group on child and youth policy was formed. During the second round of the Ukrainian presidential election, I was part of a group of observers. The Russian Diaspora in Chisinau opposed the creation of the country's special commission of inquiry and evaluation of the crimes of the communist regime. June 3, 2010, issued a statement condemning the position of the Human Rights Commissioner of Russia and announced the suspension of cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs."In our country, every young person should be able to keep guns in their hands and shoot straight out of it," said the July 2010 statement. November 1, 2010, was arrested for participating in an unsanctioned rally at the Embassy of Japan, against Tokyo's reaction to the visit of the Russian President. November 8, 2010, <mask> Tatarinov urged not to link Young Guard with the attack on Oleg Kashin. We wish a quick recovery to Oleg. A day later, at an extraordinary joint session of three specialized commissions of the Public Chamber, it was suggested not to use the situation for political gain Yevgenia Albats due to attacks by pro-Kremlin youth organizations. He was one of the authors of the document for the establishment of Lev Gumilev Center. One of the organizers of the art community " Grouping of changes / Angry artists" was acting in 2011.The


title: Andrey Yuryevich Tatarinov

texts: Blue Bridge Saint Isaac's Square street theater performance "Antibes", based on the novel "The Possessed" by Dostoyevsky, was supported by Sergei Bugaev Afrika and the Faculty. The most unusual urban socio-political action was entered by another action art community. The arrest and detaining of Chisinau writer Eduard Bagirov on charges of organizing mass riots in April 2009, was called Russia's answer to Natalia Morar and the West. On the eve of the opposition rally in Moscow on December 10, Tatarinov said that "informed sources from among the activists" were preparing provocations by the Young Guard. Tatarinov said that he left Young Guard and did the work of the Public Chamber. In support of Putin's movements "Mestnye", "Young Russia", "New People" and " Grouping of Change", the executive secretary of the United Action headquarters was on the Russian presidential election campaign. The white glove is the symbol of united action, as opposed to the white ribbon, which has become a symbol of the protest movement in Russia.In an open letter addressed to Ksenia Sobchak on February 7, Tatarinov said that people on the stage have nothing to do with the values associated with your surname. The rally was held on Lubyanka Square. On the morning of February 20 there were clashes with opposition representatives in the Moscow Mayor's Office. The columnist of the newspaper "Moscow News" was also the editor of the online newspaper "Vzglyad". The media acts as a director of policy relevance. There are external links to the official site of <mask> Tatarinov. Politicians and businessmen are discussed.<mask> <mask>'s articles on site "Actual comments" and "Opinions" were on the "Russian

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title: Leslie Hunter

texts: One of the four artists of the Scottish Colourists group of painters was <mask>. In San Francisco, he changed his name to simply <mask>. He was self-taught when it came to painting, receiving only elementary lessons from a family friend. He spent most of his formative years in California. He drew and painted in Paris and Scotland. He traveled all over Europe, especially in the South of France, but also in the Netherlands and Italy. <mask> painted a variety of still-lifes, landscapes and portraits, and his paintings are critically acclaimed for their treatment of light and the effects of light.Since his death, they have become one of the most popular in Scotland and command high prices. <mask> was born on the Isle of Bute on 7 August 1877. He was the youngest of five children. When George was about thirteen, his mother arranged for him to have painting lessons with a lady who was a friend of his. Catherine died in February of 1892. James also died in March. They were in their twenties.They are thought to have been victims of the flu. The home had been sold, so William, the father, and the mother might have contemplated emigrating. The last family left for California via New York on 1 September 1892, after the tragic deaths. <mask> left his parents and two siblings in California at the age of fifteen to live in San Francisco. He lived with his family on an orange grove. He showed little interest in farm management, despite sketching and loving the climate. <mask> began working as a newspaper and journal illustrator in 1896.He had literary figures such as Jack London who were associated with the San Francisco Bohemian Club. <mask> provided illustrations for a magazine. In 1899, a full-page black and white drawing for Overland Monthly is signed by G.<mask>. <mask> was part of a group of artists. The California Society of Arts was formed to be an alternative to the San

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texts: Francisco Art Association. <mask> had a different artistic exposure than other members of the Scottish Colourists group. <mask> was a successful American graphic artist when he was young.Smith & Marriner catalogued over two hundred publication and book illustrations that were commissioned from <mask>. <mask> made a visit to Paris in 1904, funded by his earnings as an illustrator. He was inspired by the many artistic experiences there and decided to take up oil painting. After returning to San Francisco in 1905, he began preparing for his first solo exhibition. After the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, <mask>'s work was destroyed and he returned to Scotland. He continued to make his living as an illustrator. The Dutch style influenced his oil painting of still lifes on black background.While back in Paris, <mask> met Alice Toklas, whom he had known previously in San Francisco. She took him to see the art collection that was started by the Stein siblings. Early works by Picasso were included in the collection. <mask> was shocked by the pictures and wished he'd never gone to see them. His consciousness had been changed. In 1914, <mask> went to the Etaples art colony in northern France. The local landscape inspired him to develop his style and ability to be a colourist.The start of the First World War forced him to return to Scotland, where his work was noticed. <mask> held his first one-man exhibition in Glasgow in 1915. <mask>'s work at this stage of his career focused on still lifes. <mask> was associated with three other artists during the 1920s. The four of them became known as the Scottish Colourists, but the term was not used until 1948. <mask> traveled to mainland Europe in 1922 where he visited Paris, Venice, Florence and the Riviera. He had a number of visits with Fergusson.<mask>'s style changed noticeably in this period of European travel as he began using

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texts: a lot of colour to portray underlying form. When <mask> returned from his first series of trips abroad in 1922, he settled in Fife, on the east coast of Scotland, and stayed there until 1927, when he moved to Glasgow. His paintings from this period include a number inspired by views of Loch Lomond, and these landscapes took inspiration from the work of Cézanne to create colourful and atmospheric compositions. An exhibition of <mask>'s work was held in London in 1925. Walter Sickert wrote in his introduction to the exhibition that "<mask> uses the refractory to inspired ends on normal and traditional lines". Between 1927 and 1929, <mask> lived at Saint-Paul-de-Vence in the South of France. He sent some of his paintings to be exhibited in Glasgow and London, but he spent a lot of time sketching and had a low output of finished oil paintings.There wasn't enough paintings for an exhibition in London. The exhibition at the Ferargil Galleries in New York was critically acclaimed. After returning to the French Riviera in 1929, <mask> suffered a severe breakdown, forcing his sister to bring him home to Scotland. He began to paint portraits of his friends, including one of Dr Tom Honeyman, the Director of the Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum from 1939 until 1954. At the time an art dealer, Honeyman assisted <mask> in developing his career, and painting the portrait may have been a gesture of thanks. The drawings and watercolors of Hyde Park were to be exhibited in London. <mask> wanted to move to the city permanently as he found it livelier than Glasgow and the art market more secure.He began to suffer from stomach pains as his health deteriorated. He died in Glasgow in December of 1931 at the age of 54. Cardiac failure was the cause of death after an unsuccessful gall bladder operation. <mask>'s work was included in the Glasgow Art Club's Memorial Exhibition in 1935, in

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texts: memory of its members who had died in the First World War. Popularity <mask>'s paintings were popular with critics and he had successful exhibitions in Glasgow, London and New York. While <mask> was already known as a painter of landscape and still-life, his move to portrait painting would cause a lot of interest and discussion according to the Glasgow Herald. Many years after his death, solo exhibitions of <mask>'s paintings were still held and the display of a selection of watercolours and paintings in Glasgow attracted many visitors.One painting that was executed with "such a freedom and economy of touch one cannot well see how any amount of extra thought or technical application could have bettered it" was praised by the art critic of the Glasgow Herald. <mask>'s paintings have sold for large sums in the early 21st century, with one painting described as the "star lot" in a Bonhams auction in June 2010 selling for £144,000. A painting was sold in June of 2010 for over $80,000. "This is a very special painting, so typical of <mask>," said Nick Curnow, head of pictures. For most of his life, <mask> focused on landscapes and still lifes, working in both pen and ink and oil on canvas. His still lifes of fruit are unique, but he also painted landscapes of Scotland and France. <mask> was influenced by Cézanne to create domestic landscapes.His paintings began to make bolder and more energetic use of colour after he was influenced by contemporary French artists like Monet and Matisse. <mask> tried to capture the effects of light in his paintings, and would frequently paint the same objects or locations under a range of lighting conditions. His brush style was influenced by the French avant garde and is described by art critics as "open and free" and "energetic". There is a virtual representation of the Gracefield Arts Centre's Permanent Collection at

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title: Maria Katzarava

texts: <mask> is an opera singer from Mexico who achieved international fame by winning first place in the Operalia competition in the opera and zarzuela categories. She won the Carlo Morelli national singing competition in Mexico in 2005, which earned her a debut at the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Since winning the Operalia competition, she has performed in Europe, Asia and the Americas. She trains with a Soprano. Born and raised in Mexico City, she has a full name. She is the granddaughter of a professional singer and the daughter of a professional violinist. Her father is from Georgia and her mother is Mexican.While pregnant with <mask>, her mother attended all the concerts of the Orquesta Sinfnica Nacional, where she was a violinist with her husband. At age three, her father began to teach her to play the violin, and later she began to learn piano with her older sister Lela. She had her first concert as a violinist at the age of eight. After studying the violin for 20 years, she gave up the instrument due to the demands of her singing career. As part of her singing practice, she plays the piano. Her studies at the Liceo Franco Mexicano school took up all of her time, as she did not have many friends as a child. This prepared her for later life on the road.She has been very sure of herself since she was a child and never thinks about failure when she is on stage. With her first rehearsal, she thought of a stage appearance as a party. When she began to study singing, she realized that she didn't want to be a doctor, despite the time she spent in music. She liked to sing as a child and one of her idols was the singer of the pop group Mecano. She asked her mother for singing lessons after seeing her first opera, La bohme, at age 12. She had to wait three years for her voice to mature, and at the age of 15 began studying under a Veracruz Soprano. She kept her interest because she felt she could not express herself sufficiently with the violin, and she was interested in the

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texts: Della Lirica at the Arena di Verona, and she was named best singer by the Miami Life Awards are some of the awards that she has earned. The performer has performed in Europe, Asia and the Americas. She played the role of Juliet in France in 2009. One of the few Mexican singers to have appeared at La Scala in Milan, she has performed in various Italian venues since then. She performed at the Royal Opera House in London and the Teatro Alla Scala in Verdi's Rigoletto. She made her debut at Teatro Manzoni, Bologna under the baton of Michele Mariotti. She states that she needs to come home frequently, as she frequently performs in her native Mexico.Since 2007, she has performed at various festivals in Mexico, including the Festival Cultural de Zacatecas, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, and the Orquestra Sinfnica de Minera in Morelia. The first Violetta of <mask>va's career was sung at the Grand Thétre de Genve. She went back to the Florida Grand Opera in the spring of 2013). She made her debut in Daniel Auber's rarely performed piece La muette de Portici during the 2012/13 season. She made her Teatro Lirico di Cagliari debut in July of 2013). She sang in Verdi's Rigoletto as part of the Teatro alla Scala's tour to Japan. There were debuts in roles like Nedda in Leoncavallo's Pagliacci, Manon in Massenet's opera, and Li in Puccini's opera.The Los Angeles Opera company, Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Sinfnica del Teatro Petruzzelli, and the Orquestra del Teatro de Bellas Arte are just a few of the places where Artistry <mask> has performed. She has sung with other singers. She currently performs with many people. She says Mirella is her main model. Because opera must compete with more popular forms of entertainment, singers must break the stereotype of rotund performers and for this reason, she works to maintain her figure as a way to make her work more appealing. During the Operalia competition in Canada, Opera Canada had this to say about her

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title: Nick Logan

texts: <mask> is an English journalist, editor and publisher. In the 1980s and 1990s, he founded The Face, a magazine that created a new "lifestyle" sector in British publishing. He was editor of the New Musical Express during its heyday in the 1970s and created a number of other titles with The Face: pop fortnightly Smash Hits, men's magazine Arena, and women's publication Frank. <mask> was brought up in east London neighbourhoods of Leytonstone and Wanstead and attended a high school for boys. He married Julie Hillier in October 1967, and has three children. He began his journalism career as a reporter at the West Essex Gazette & Walthamstow Guardian in east London, where he was given responsibility for the pop pages. "I might have interviewed the Small Faces, who lived locally, or the drummer of the Nashville Teens, but it was all minor stuff," he said later.The New Musical Express was written by one of the five staff writers. The weekly was still reliant on the major stars of the earlier part of the decade such as The Beatles, and as rock music overtook pop and album sales overtook those of singles, it lost ground to the rival Melody Maker. In 1972 Alan Smith was promoted to editor from assistant editor with the brief of changing the content and design of the publication. The editorial team was drawn from the ranks of the underground and independently published press, including Charles Shaar Murray from Oz and <mask> from Frendz. The youngest national newspaper editor in the UK was 26 years old when he assumed the editorship from Smith. His recruitment of the cream of young British writing talent resulted in the title becoming the pre-eminent music weekly of the period with sales topping 180,000 copies a week. Smash Hits In 1978 was the last time <mask> would work in a corporate environment.He pitched several magazine ideas to the company that was developing its magazine division. Smash Hits was a pop monthly that was test-marketed in the north-east of England in the autumn of 1978

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texts: co-production with nine continental European magazines including France's Actuel, and the 100th edition of September 1988 which incorporated a tri-fold on the front were some of the innovations at The Face in the 1980s. In 1990, shortly before being awarded the Marcus Morris Award for magazine innovation,<mask> was diagnosed with cancer of the jaw and had to take a nine-month sabbatical from work. He was editor of The Face and Dylan Jones was editor of Arena. In this period, art director Phil Bicker worked with a number of young photographers, including David Sims and Melanie Ward. Bicker's decision to make the unknown 16-year-old Kate Moss the face of The Face gave her her first exposure, particularly on the front of the July 1990 issue entitled "The 3rd Summer Of Love". In May 1992, a High Court jury found in favor of a libel claim by the pop performer that The Face had imputed he was gay when he was not and awarded him $200,000 in damages and costs.A fund was set up for readers and supporters after the singer reduced the amount. The Face reflected the developments in club culture, fashion and what became known as Britart as well as musical genres such as jungle and Britpop. By this time, the magazine's art direction and design team was showcasing emerging photographic talents, such as Inez and Vinoodh and Norbert Schoerner. October 1995 was when the biggest selling issue of The Face was published. The cover sold 128,000 copies. The editorial director of Wagadon in 1998 was Richard Benson. Johnny Davis succeeded Adam Higginbotham as editor of The Face in 1999.The Face at Emap absorbed The Face, Arena and Homme + into its lifestyle division, despite the fact that Johnny did not join the company. Neil Stevenson, co- founder of the Popbitch gossip website, succeeded Davis as editor in 2002. By the spring of 2004, monthly sales had fallen to 40,000 copies and the magazine was closed. The last issue was published in 2004. The first issue of Arena was published in 1986 and was


title: Fatima Grimm

texts: <mask> was a German translator, author and speaker on the subject of Islam. She became well-known as a Muslim convert in Germany and as a functionary in the German Muslim League. <mask> was the daughter of Karl Wolff, the wartime Chief of Staff to Heinrich Himmler. She converted to Islam in the 1960s. <mask> and her husband, a Muslim, moved to Czechoslovakia in 1962. She went back to Germany with her husband three years later. <mask> and her husband separated.She married the widowed German convert Abdulkarim <mask> on 1 April 1984 and moved to Hamburg with him. Several books and articles written by <mask> appeared in the Al-Islam magazine. <mask> was in charge of the magazine for a while. <mask> focused on education and the role of women in Islam as a journalist. You and Islam was managed by her. <mask> worked on a German translation of the Qur'an with a group of mostly women. The English translation of the Qur'an was to be re-translation by the group.The translation contained comments from a number of people, including Muhammad Asad, Sayyid Qutb, Daryabadi, and Abdul Hameed Siddiqi. She worked for 16 years on booklets of Al-Islam and five volumes of SKD Bavaria, which the publisher published. <mask>'s translation is similar to Muhammad Rassoul's. A guide forTranslating the Qur'an was written by Muhammed, who was from the Central Council of Muslims in Germany. According to the guide "oRIENTation" of the Institute of Islamic Studies of the Free University of Berlin, <mask>'s translation was a good one, but she was not recommended. <mask>'s Koran translation was called the "probably greatest legacy" by the website of the ZMD. The Koran translation into German is the first developed by Sunnis and Shiites.Hamida Behr wrote in her obituary for <mask> that "Islamic scholars have not dealt with their work, but in the new departments for Islamic theology." Karl Wolff made the Islamic profession of faith

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title: Fatima Grimm

texts: a few weeks before <mask>'s death. His daughter gave the funeral prayer at his grave. <mask> was a member of the ZMD's advisory board. She and her husband were members of the Liberal Islamic Federation and sat on the board of the German Muslim League eV. <mask> became famous because of a lecture she gave for the first time in 1975, which was published in 1995 under the title The Education of Our Children from IZM. A lack of Islamic education is causing the growth of children as a mass of half-educated nationalists, communists or humanists.A quote from <mask> in an essay on woman and family life in Islam written by Whler-Khalfallah is an example of fundamentalist, anti-secular and jihadist polemics. Jihad is a fight against all forces who attack Islam. Whether these attacks aim to mock Islam to weaken its traditions and customs or to undermine his political power, they must be taken very seriously, because they seek to destroy the roots of our heritage. According to the Constitutional Protection Report 2010 of the Baden-Wrttemberg State Office for State Protection, <mask> advocated the return of Hadd punishments. <mask>i.<mask> Heeren-Sarka translated from Spanish. The Islamic Foundation is based in London. Herder, Freiburg, inter alia, 1971. The speech was delivered at the International Islamic Conference in London. The person is Mohammad Yusuf Khan. The International Islamic Conference was held in London from 3 to 12 April 1976. The Islamic Council of Europe was published in 1976.There are principles of Islamic education in this series. There are more than one 3). The Islamic Center of Munich has a bulletin. In cooperation with The Islamic Foundation. <mask> Heeren translated from Spanish. The Islamic Center of Munich was founded in 1976. The 4th edition was issued by the Islamic Community in Germany.Kvinden is an example of Islam verden. The Scientific Research House is in Kuwait and Islamisk

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title: Fatima Grimm

texts: Ungdomsforbund is in Valby. The United States and Canada have a Muslim Students Association. The Islamic Center of Munich has a series called Zakat. No. 6). The Waterval Islamic Institute collaborated with the Muslim Students Association of the United States and Canada.<mask> Heeren translated from Spanish. The Islamic Center of Munich was founded in 1978. The 1987 edition of Alif's book was re-printed in 1994. What is the relationship between Islam and Darqawi Siddigyyah Zawiah of Tangier, Morocco? <mask> Heeren translated from Spanish. Sayyid Abu'l-A'la Maudood: belief and life in Islam was published in 1997. <mask> Heeren-Sarka translated from Spanish.The Islamic Foundation was founded in 1978. Muhammad Ahsan manazir talks about Islam, faith and life. It was written by Ahmad al-Denffer and <mask> Heeren-Sarka. The Islamic Foundation was founded in 1978. No. 5). In cooperation with The Muslim Students Association of the United States and Canada, the 3rd edition was published.<mask> Heeren translated from Spanish. The Islamic Center of Munich was published in 1982. The Islamic Center of Munich has a series called Muhammad. No. 7 The Muslim Students Association of the United States and Canada collaborated. <mask> Heeren translated from Spanish.The Islamic Center of Munich was founded in 1978. Islamic law was said during the holy month of Ramadan. Theory and practice. <mask> Heeren translated. The draft alternatives culture plan was written by Harrassowitz. It was translated by <mask> <mask>. The Muslim Student Association in Germany was founded in 1992.There is a time-space factor. <mask> <mask> and Maryam Reissmann wrote the translation. The International Institute of Islamic thought is located in Herndon, Virginia. Sayyid Abu'l-A'la Maududi talks about belief and life in Islam. 24). <mask> Heeren-Sarka translated from Spanish. The International Islamic Federation of Student Organizations was

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