title: George Kennan (explorer)

texts: Russian imperial system when he met with exiled dissidents. Catherine Breshkovsky was the "little grandmother of the Russian Revolution". "We may die in exile and our grand children may die in exile, but something will come of it at last," she said in the small village where she was confined. He met a teenager named Leonid Krasin. He became an ardent critic of the Russian autocracy after returning to the United States in August 1886.The next twenty years were devoted to promoting the cause of a Russian revolution by Kennan. Kennan was a prolific lecturer in the late 19th century. During the 1890s, he spoke before a million or so people, including two hundred consecutive evening appearances. In 1891, he published a two-volume book, Siberia and The Exile System, after his reports on conditions in Siberia were published by Century Magazine. It had an influence on American public opinion thanks to first-hand interviews, data, and drawings by the artist <mask> Frost. <mask> befriended other people. He was a member of the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom and helped found Free Russia, the first English-language journal to oppose Russia.The Russian government banned him from Russia in 1901. <mask> wasn't completely focused on Russian matters. He covered American politics, the Spanish–American War, the assassination of President William McKinley, as well as World War I and the Russian Revolution. He published a book about E. H. Harriman's efforts to secure a lease to the South Manchuria Railway from Japan. <mask> was against the October

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texts: Revolution because he felt the Bolsheviks lacked the "knowledge, experience, or education to deal successfully with the tremendous problems that have come up for solutions since the overthrow of the Tsar." <mask> criticized Wilson's administration for being too timid in intervening against Bolshevism after Wilson read and weighed <mask>'s report. <mask>'s last critique of Bolshevism was written in the Medina Tribune, a small-town newspaper, in July 1923.The works tent life in Siberia is about the Koraks and other tribes in Kamtchatka and Northern Asia. G.P. is located in New York. Putnam's Sons was founded in 1870. The steps of the Irtish. The Century Co. is in New York. Siberia and the Exile System. New York: The Century Co.There is a new edition of Vol. 1 2 people are campaigning in Cuba. The Century Co. is in New York. The Fight for Reform in San Francisco was published in 1907. There are other stories and sketches of Russian life. The Century Co. is in New York.Folk Tales of Napoleon The Tragedy of Pelee can be found here. The book was written by Frith Maier. <mask> wrote The Caucasus Journals. The University of Washington Press is in Seattle. <mask> and the American-Russian Relationship was published in 1865. Ohio University Press was published in 1990. <mask> and the Russian Empire 1845 births 1924 deaths American explorers War correspondents of the Russo-Japanese War People from Norwalk, Ohio American male journalists American war correspondents People from Baddeck, Nova Scotia National Geographic Society founded Writers about

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title: Robert Turner (composer)

texts: <mask> was a Canadian composer, radio producer, and music teacher. He graduated with a degree in music. He studied with two other people. He met his wife, Sara Scott, while he was at Colorado College. They were married in 1949. <mask> went to college in Nashville, Tennessee, where he studied with Roy Harris. He received a master's degree in 1950.<mask> spent two summers studying with Herbert Howells and Gordon Jacob at the Royal College of Music and one summer studying with Olivier Messiaen. He graduated with a doctorate from McGill University in 1951. <mask> worked as a music producer for the CBC in the 1960's and 70's. He taught at the University of British Columbia from 1955-7, and at the University of Nova Scotia from 1968-9. He retired as a professor at the University of Manitoba in 1985. Several of his students have gone on to have successful careers. The Brideship and Vile Shadows are operas by him.<mask> was a Member of the Order of Canada. <mask> died on January 26, 2012 A memorial and archive website for <mask> was published by his family and friends. <mask>'s website can be found there. The operas Stage The Brideship, Opera in 1 act, 3 scenes, and Shadows, Opera in 2 acts for soloist and wind quintet were selected. Shades of Autumn is a memoir for the string orchestra. Lament for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and piano.Variations and Toccata for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, 2 violins, viola, cello are included.

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title: Ron Brown

texts: <mask> was an American politician. He was the Secretary of Commerce during Bill Clinton's first term. He was the chairman of the DNC. He was the first African American to hold these positions. He was killed in a plane crash. <mask> was raised in Harlem, New York, in a middle-class family. He was a member of a philanthropic organization.<mask> attended two schools. The Theresa Hotel was managed by <mask>'s father. John R. Nailor was a student at Rhodes when he moved into the penthouse. One of the few black students who attended Rhodes Prep was Nailor. One of the first advertisements to be targeted towards the African-American community was that of <mask> as a child. <mask> was the first African-American member of a collegiate frat. <mask> was commissioned through the ROTC program as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army in 1962, after graduating from Middlebury, the same year he married.After two tours of duty in Germany and California, he left the United States Army in 1967. The National Urban League is a leading economic equality group in the United States. <mask> obtained a degree from St. John's University in 1970. <mask> was promoted to deputy executive director for programs and governmental affairs of the National Urban League in 1976. He worked as a deputy campaign manager for Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who sought the Democratic Party's presidential nomination. <mask> was hired by the Washington, D.C. law firm in 1981 as a lawyer and a lobbyist. <mask> was named to head Jackson's convention team at the Democratic National Convention.Several experienced party insiders, including <mask>, were named to Jackson's convention operation. <mask> was running Jackson's campaign by June. <mask> was named deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1982. He began lobbying the U.S. government on behalf of the brutal Duvalier regime. Over the next four years, <mask> earned $630,000 helping to persuade the Administration to continue aid to the government of dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier. <mask> was criticized for representing clients that were not nice. <mask> became the first African American to lead a major U.S. political party when he was elected

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texts: chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1989.In Bill Clinton's successful 1992 presidential run, he played an important role in running the Democratic National Convention. Clinton appointed <mask> to the position of Secretary of Commerce in 1993. <mask> produced results because Clinton's highest priority was bolstering the economy. He led delegations to South Africa, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Egypt, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, and Senegal. All passengers died in a plane crash when he was leading a trade mission. <mask> was involved in a trade mission controversy. <mask> admitted that he failed to pay taxes for his illegal immigrant maid.Forty percent of Americans wanted <mask> to resign, but he stayed in office. He was involved in selling seats on the plane used for <mask>'s trade mission to raise money for Clinton's reelection campaign. <mask> was accused of accepting $700,000 from a businessman in order to lift the embargo against Vietnam. On April 3, 1996, when <mask> was on an official trade mission, a U.S. Air Force plane carrying him and 34 other people crashed on approach to Croatia. The crash was blamed on pilot error and a poorly designed landing approach. Many government cover-up and conspiracy theories were based on the fact that <mask> was under investigation for corruption. <mask> went to Vietnam on behalf of the Clinton Administration.<mask> offered to normalize relations between the United States and the former communist enemy. The head of the NAACP and the chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus wrote to the federal government asking for more information about <mask>'s death. An official of the armed forces institute of pathology acknowledged that doctors initially were puzzled by a circular wound on the top of <mask>'s head when his remains were recovered at the crash scene. X-rays were taken by the forensic pathologist. We absolutely ruled out anything other than a head injury as a result of these consultations and full-body X-rays. <mask> was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. On April 5, 1996, President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton

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title: Ron Brown

texts: planted a white dogwood tree on a hill on the South Lawn in memory of <mask> and the others killed in the air crash.Twelve days before George W. Bush took office, President Bill Clinton posthumously presented <mask> with the Presidential Citizens Medal. <mask>'s widow accepted the award. The <mask> Award was established by President Clinton. The privately funded award is administered by the Conference Board. The Ronald H. <mask> American Innovator Award is given by the U.S. Department of Commerce. There are many scholarships and programs to honor <mask>. The Ronald H. Brown Center for Civil Rights and Economic Development was established by St. John's University School of Law.The <mask> Scholar Program was established in 1996 to provide academic scholarships, service opportunities and leadership experiences for young African Americans of outstanding promise, and the <mask><mask> fellowship is awarded annually to many students at Middlebury College to pursue research internships in science and technology. The <mask> memorial house is located in the old city of Dubrovnik. There are portraits of crash victims in the book. After <mask><mask>'s death, the largest ship in the fleet was named in his honor. The section of 14th Street between Pennsylvania and Constitution Avenue was renamed <mask> Way. President Obama, former President Clinton and the United States representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Susan Rice, spoke at the dedication of the new United States Mission to the United Nations building in New York City in March 2011. <mask> H. <mask> Middle School was renamed in honor of Daniel C. Roper in 1997.The <mask> Brown College Preparatory High School reopened in 2016 after being closed for four years. <mask> was elected to the Council of the District of Columbia. He lost his re-election campaign in 2012 and later pleaded guilty to accepting a bribe from undercover agents. He was sentenced to 39 months in prison. See the List of African-American United States Cabinet Secretaries References. "The Life and Times of <mask>: A Memoir" was written by Jack Cashill. My life.It was vintage. There is a video of the keynote speech at the Third African-African

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title: William Aplin

texts: In the 19th century, <mask> was an Australian pioneer, businessman and politician. <mask> was christened in St Nicholas Anglican church in England in 1840, after he was born on the 'Sticklepath' farm. He was raised in a well to do yeoman farming family in the countryside. He was trained in Yeoman martial arts at an early age. He finished his education at the Bourton Academy. He was raised in a Christian faith. In the England census of 1861, <mask> was recorded living and working as an agricultural labourer.He left for a better life in the new British colony ofQueensland at the age of 22. He traveled well as a cabin class passenger on the sailing ship Wanata, out of London on 2 November 1862, and which stopped to load more passengers at Cork, Ireland on 12 Nov, and then landed in Australia on 20 Feb, 1863. He worked as a sales representative for Seaward, Marsh & Company at Port Denison on the wild northern frontier of settlement. <mask> saw an opportunity in a development further north and formed a partnership with <mask>, the shipping agent at Port Denison, to establish a business in the new settlement of Townsville on the Ross River and Cleveland. The new business was run by his old boss. One of the first land lots was purchased for £200 on the north bank of the Ross River. In 1865, they built a store on the future corner of Flinders and Denham Sts and petitioned the government to create the new town of Townsville.The first postmaster there was <mask>. Some black kiddies were bathing from a Ross River wharf when a crocodile snatched one of them and was shot from a wharf there in 1880. Henry Aplin from England invested an inheritance to establish the business of Clifton & Aplin Brothers in 1865. They rebuilt their store despite it being destroyed by a storm on 3 Mar 1867. The

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title: William Aplin

texts: Charters Towers and Ravenswood goldrushes were located nearby in the 1860s. In 1869, <mask> established the Gold Quartz Crushing Company, which was the first business of its kind in the state. <mask> came from England in 1870 with his brother <mask>.The hands-on agency dealings and sales of goods were conducted by the <mask> brothers. The largest mercantile, shipping, stock and station and financial business in northern Australia was developed by the Aplin Brothers. Branch offices were opened in Normanton in 1871, Burketown in 1876, and Cooktown in 1879. A regular customer of the business was given 12 months credit for 16 tons of goods. The <mask> brothers loved the wide open spaces and were known as hard-riding bushmen. In 1879, <mask> and <mask> joined the goldrush by purchasing a land lot near Dimbulah. The scene of European and Chinese rioting over mining claims in 1880 resulted in over 60 deaths and the Chinese fleeing from the goldfield.In 1879 they were joined in business by the Bank of New South Wales manager and the Mayor of Townsville. <mask> was considering a director's role around that time as his focus moved towards pastoralism and politics. Aplin, Brown & Company was restructured in the late 19th century. The company began to focus on mining and industrial machinery and in the late 19th century acquired a wharf at the port in Brisbane for imports from America. As the Company owned and operated ships that worked the trade routes across northern Australia, <mask> took on a new interest in maritime shipping. The iron steamship Herbert, which was built for the Company in England in 1884, was one of the ships that sailed into Burketown. During the economic boom of the 1880s, the business prospered as a result of the silver and land speculation bubble.Aplin, Brown & Co

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title: William Aplin

texts: used their profits to build a fine Neo-Classical Aplin Brown & Company Building. The head office, shipping department and sales department of the building are heritage-listed. Wil <mask> was appointed manager of the Company office in Burketown in the late 19th century. As <mask> focused on politics, Edward Wareham opened a new company office in Darwin, Northern Territory, and he was promoted to shipping manager. The Company's buildings and stock in Darwin were destroyed in a terrible storm that devastated the town, sunk the pearling fleet in the harbour and killed 28 people. <mask> was a member of the company in 1893. The huge Southwick pastoral station was purchased by <mask> at the age of 41."Southwick and Reedy Lake Stations, 100 miles west of Townsville in the North Kennedy District containing   422 sq miles of splendid basaltic country permanently watered by 35 miles to Fletchers Creek, 35 miles to Allingham Creek and 15 miles to Bur" was advertised. There is a good home station with a paddock of 2,000 acres, 2 out-stations with sets of yards, 50 horses and a station plant given in. The property was described by a station manager in the late 1860s as a rough life with a constant danger from blacks who invaded the 'Basalt Wall', a peculiar formation running for miles parallel with two running creeks. The Wall was a stronghold for the blacks, who were very bold and daring. When I was on 'Reedy Lake' station, one of my shepherds was killed and many of his sheep were driven away in mobs of 50 at a time. If you saw a black, it was wise to shoot and shoot straight, otherwise he would spear you. I had a few narrow escapes.<mask> employed many of the people at the camp as stockmen and housemaids. Southwick Reserve was established in 1901 under the Protection of Aboriginals Act. The

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texts: breed of Shorthorn cattle was improved by using <mask>'s stud Shorthorn bulls. The cattle would roam over unfenced Southwick land. The cattle were drafted between the different stations on their way to the boundary camps. The work was difficult and involved several stockmen, including his sons. Five stockmen were assigned to keep the herd on camp, one to mind the drafted cattle and six to ride here, there and everywhere in the herd and chasing wild bullocks by galloping at top speed with stockwhips volleying vicious reports.After the first 20 cattle were drafted off, the work proceeded more rapidly but sometimes a rogue bullock would charge and bore in on the stock horse, sending the rider and horse crashing to the ground. Up to 500 head of stock horses were raised by <mask>. The majority of them were the offspring of the grey and thoroughbred sires. Robert Gordon used to buy 12 horses a year from Southwick. <mask> sold good horses on Company ships to the British Army in Madras, India. The pastoral business did not run to plan and Aplin lost a fortune during the economic cepression of the 1890s, that bottomed with the Bank failures in 1893. In 1895, 'Southwick' lost half of its huge herd after cattle herds died in large numbers in the district because of redwater fever and ticks.The Banks tried to close the station and sell off the assets because of ill fortune. A bushman described Wiliam <mask> as a cheery man who was always a bushman, with the love of wide open spaces, the brave horses, the flocks spreading over the open downs, or the dash to deal with rowdy cattle. He was a friend of <mask>, who was an explorer and pastoralist from Maryvale pastoral station near Charters Towers. Around that time, <mask>'s interests became more focused on business and politics in Townsville and

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texts: he was not always at home on the range. <mask> was an intelligent man who was friendly. He was interested in the community from an early age. He was elected to the first Townsville Municipal Council at the age of 29 and became the Mayor in 1869.He was appointed a Justice of the Peace by the Government after working on committees for schools, hospitals and cemeteries. He was a member of the board of trustees. In 1875, the miners at the Royal Hotel in Georgetown petitioned him to stand for election as Member of theQueensland Legislative Assembly for the Burke District, but he declined saying that his business engagements required the whole of his attention. He was elected to the Thuringowa Divisional Board in 1879 and became its Chairman in 1882. He served on the Dalrymple Divisional Board for 17 years after moving to Southwick. He was the president of the association. <mask> served as a parliamentarian for the rest of his life after he was appointed to the Legislative Council at the age of 40.He was known for his help in debates affecting the more distant parts of the Colony. Mary Jane Bristol probably met <mask> when she was a student at Bourton Academy. They were betrothed just before he left for England, when she moved to East Knoyle. He established himself in business and after two years he sent for her to come to Australia. <mask> was 25 years old when he married Mary Bristol. They raised a large family of eight children in both rural and city life. The home he built in Cleveland Terrace was destroyed in the storm of 1867, but he rebuilt it.He built a mansion in Mundingburra in the 19th century as a family home. He planted mango trees along the driveway. After moving the family into the wilderness at Southwick, they made the homestead comfortable. It was a centre of excellence

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texts: in the Charters Towers district. He had an affair with the young daughter of businessman and parliamentarian James Campbell while away for periods on business. He was in conflict with his wife and children because of the affair. After being widowed for 55 years, he married his mistress in 1897 at the Camona mansion.They were married at Governor Lord Lamington's Harlaxton House. Invermay mansion on Herston Road was where the couple lived after she fought with his children. <mask> was a member of the Townsville Turf Club and became its president in 1893. He was a former British soldier who competed in shooting contests. He was a crack shot and was recorded at 57 years old competing in theQueensland Rifle Association medal over at Brisbane, where he came second after a 3-way shoot-off. <mask> was respected for his honesty and amiability. He was fond of the trappings of wealth and power and liked to impress by living a high life at his town mansion, Knoyle Park, and travelling around in a coach with the <mask> family crest.<mask> had a disease of the kidneys. He died at the age of 60 in 1901 after a year of illness and convalescing in the highlands of Stanthorpe. His funeral was attended by many people, including his brother-in-law, premier, father-in-law, businessman, and politician. He was buried in Toowong Cemetery and was survived by seven of his children. He died with a huge debt and lived beyond his means. The disastrous loss of 7,000 head of cattle on Southwick in 1902 was caused by the dispute over his will and estate, which dragged on for many years. There is a memorial to <mask> in Townsvile.There are several places named after him, including Aplin's Waterhole in Mundingburra and Mountt Aplin in the Aplin District. Mayors of Townsville who died in 1901 were buried at Toowong

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title: Henry Montgomery Lawrence

texts: Sir <mask>B was a British military officer who served in British India. He is best known for leading a group of administrators in the Punjab affectionately known as <mask>'s "Young Men", as the founder of the Lawrence Military Asylums and for his death at the Siege of Lucknow during the Indian Rebellion. <mask> was born in June of 1806 into a family. His parents were from the north of Ireland. The Rev.'s daughter was Letitia. Lieutenant-Colonel <mask>, the son of a mill owner from Coleraine, County Londonderry, entered the service of the British Army and achieved distinction at the Siege of Seringapatnam. The first of the <mask>s' five sons died at the age of infancy.Sir <mask> and <mask> would achieve particular fame after achieving distinction in India. <mask>, his brothers Alexander and George, and their uncle Rev. were sent to Foyle College in Derry in 1812. James was the head of the school. After his parents settled in Bristol, he completed his education there. He followed in his brothers' footsteps by entering the East India Company Military Seminary. His father felt slighted by the lack of recognition afforded to him for his service in the British Army, so he encouraged his sons to join the East India Company in India. He was saved from death by another cadet at the seminary.He begged old clothes from his family which he carried to a lady in poverty in the streets of London. Thirty five years later, that same lady would be remembered in his will. Sir Frederick Abbott was in his class. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Bengal Artillery after graduating from Addiscombe in 1822. He was stationed in Calcutta at the same time as <mask>. In the First Anglo-Burmese War, <mask> commanded a battery that formed part of the Chittagong column, which General Joseph Morrison led over the jungle-covered hills of Arakan. The expedition was decimated by a

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texts: disease, and <mask> almost died from it.He was sent first to Penang and then to Canton. He was invalided back to England because of the changes in climate. During his time in England, he lived with his family in Bristol, where he met his future wife, Honoria Marshall. John had just finished his studies at the East India Company College when <mask> and his brother set sail for India. The brothers parted company in Calcutta, and <mask> returned to his unit on the Sikh frontier. He passed his exams in both Persian and Hindustani in order to get a civil service posting. He was an assistant to the Revenue Survey of India.He was tasked with mapping out and marking the boundaries of villages and fields in large districts and to investigate and record the rights of the people who owned them. He urged that "the farmer, the soldier, the policeman, the traveller, the merchant, all want more roads." The roads should be cut in every direction. <mask> was known for his zeal, his discouragement, and his treatment of bribe taking during his time with the Survey. <mask> earned the nickname "Gunpowder" from James Thomason for his "explosive force which shattered all obstacles", after the Secretary to the Board of Revenue remarked to the Lieutenant Governor of the North-West Provinces. His military pension stopped when his father died, leaving his mother penniless. <mask> and his brothers were responsible for remitting their mother's allowances.In August of 1836, he married Honoria Marshall at the Mission Church in Calcutta. Honoria became an assistant to <mask> when she accompanied him to Gorakpur. After completing his work in Gorakpur, <mask> set out for the next district on his list. He was ordered to stand ready to rejoin his troop when the war with Afghanistan began. <mask> left Allahabad to join Alexander Burnes's Horse Artillery in the run up to the First Anglo-Afghan War.

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title: Henry Montgomery Lawrence

texts: He received an offer of a hundred rupee a month from a Calcutta paper to act as a correspondent during the war, but he would not give any information that was not above board, and the money would be divided between the Calcutta Orphan Asylum. He became an assistant to Sir George Russell Clerk when the army was ordered to stand fast.<mask> was the paymaster for the troops that passed through the district. He was called upon to settle a boundary dispute on the British side of the Sutlej, and so impressed that a number of barons across the border and in the Cis-Sutlej states sought his assistance to settle their own boundary disputes. The war with the Sikh Empire began after the death of the Maharaja. <mask> wrote a romance of the Punjab to help those who wanted to learn more about the region. He was first tasked with pushing up support for the relief of Sir Robert Sale and the garrison of Jalalabad after the disaster in Afghanistan. The relief force was going to go through the four hundred miles between Ferozepur and the Khyber. He requested the assistance of guns from the Sikh authorities, who agreed on the condition of the willingness of the gunners themselves, who at first proved unwilling.He was responsible for getting the Sikh allies in hand and helping to prepare the army of Sir George Pollock. Frederick Mackeson was preferred over Pollock in the Kabul expedition. He was allowed to stay with his old corps until the pass was won. The Governor General of India met the armies of Pollock, Sale and Nott after the war ended. <mask> left Ferozepur in January 1843 when he was appointed to the post in Dehradun. The military officers who were barred from this post were replaced by him as the assistant to the envoy at Lahore. He was ordered to lead a military expedition in Khytul after taking charge.<mask> introduced a number of reforms despite his short time in

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texts: Khytul, including reduced taxes, the abolition of forced labour, and a prompt system of justice. He made the cultivator undertake public works such as digging wells in lieu of paying the land tax if he wanted to improve his condition. <mask> was not appreciated for his contribution in the war because he was constantly moving between jobs. He was appointed to the well-salaried and prestigious post of Resident of Nepal after being elevated to the rank of Major. European women were not allowed to enter the Kingdom at that time as <mask> left his wife behind. Honoria was granted a rare exception to join her husband after arriving as a gesture of goodwill. <mask> was instructed not to interfere in the internal administration of the Kingdom during his time in Nepal, so he devoted most of his time to literary endeavors.He decried the unpreparedness for disaffection, a lack of supplies, and the weakness of British garrisons in his defence of Sir William Macnaghten. The Calcutta Review was edited by Sir John Kaye. In an article titled the Military Defence of our Indian Empire, he insisted on the need for the Government to be ready for war at all times, a view which was challenged by his editor. <mask> and his wife first proposed the idea of homes in the cooler hills for the children of serving British officers in Kathmandu. Tensions with other provinces grew because of the Sikh Empire's instability. <mask>, the new Governor-General of India, was impressed by <mask>'s articles in the Calcutta Review. The death of Major George Broadfoot at the start of the First Anglo-Sikh War led to the appointment of <mask> as his political assistant.The Battle of Sobraon ended the war. He denied knowledge of treachery on the part of the Sikh chiefs and the interference of the British in the battle at Sobraon. <mask> told the Governor-General not to annex the Punjab but to reconstruct

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texts: the Sikh Empire, which was fenced in and fortified by the British. The Treaty of Lahore provided for a British garrison to be based in Lahore. <mask> was the agent in Lahore for three months. During this time, <mask> assisted in the sale of Kashmir to the Raja of Jammu as war indemnity, a move which caused considerable unrest in Lahore. <mask> accompanied a group of Sikh troops to Kashmir in support of Lal Singh, who was believed to have instigated the rebellion.The leader of Jammu and Kashmir was able to abolish sati, female infanticide and child slavery because of <mask>'s support. British troops were allowed to remain until the end of the treaty. The Treaty of Bhairowal was signed at the request of the Lahore Durbar. A key condition of the Treaty was that a Resident British officer, with an efficient establishment of assistants, was to be appointed by the Governor-General to remain at Lahore, with full authority to direct and control all matters in every Department of the State. An important role in these negotiations was played by a close friend of Sir <mask>. <mask>'s "Young Men" were a team of officer assistants that he assembled after being appointed to the role of Resident. After a year of relative peace in the Punjab, <mask> was granted sick leave and was made a Knight Commander of the Bath.Sir Frederick Currie replaced <mask> as the British Resident at Lahore. Patrick Vans Agnew and W.A. were murdered. Anderson returned to India after the Second Anglo-Sikh War. He played a key role in persuading Lord Gough not to withdraw his troops after the battle. The East India Company 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

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> was made the president of the new Punjab province because it was to be administered by the Board of Administration. He retained his troop of hand picked assistants and was assisted on the Board by his brother and brother-in-law.Each day <mask> would ride thirty to forty miles in the province. He would visit public offices, gaols, bazaars, receive visitors of all ranks, inspect the Punjab regiments and police, and receive daily petitions numbering in the hundreds. He noted in his diary that under his administration they had raised five armies of cavalry and infantry, six armies of military police, and 2,700 cavalry police, and planted thousands of trees. Despite the success of the Board of Administration, internal tensions had arisen and the new Governor General preferred to invest power in the hands of single administrator. <mask> wanted to compensate the Sikh nobility and aristocracy who had suffered ruin after the Second Anglo-Sikh War. <mask>, aware of the potential for discontent to be sewn by disgruntled aristocrats, liberally offered financial assistance, a policy opposed by both his brother John and Dalhousie, who chose John as his new Lieutenant-Governor. After some years of military administration in the Punjab, there is now a need for a civil administration to which <mask> would be more suited.<mask> felt that the decision hurt him because he had proved his civil administrative abilities over the course of twenty years. The

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texts: Governor-General's Agent in Rajputana was named Oudh(Awadh) and Rajputana <mask>. The abolition of the widow-burning in Rajputana and the reform of the prison system were his main causes. After his wife Honoria died in Rajputana, he wanted to succeed Sir James Outram as Resident at Lucknow, but was overlooked for a civilian position, and then he wanted to leave to England. The East India Company annexed Oudh in 1856 because of internal maladministration. <mask> was appointed to the post of Chief Commissioner of Oudh in March. Widespread unrest had come to the fore under his predecessor, Colville Coverley Jackson, as much of the local aristocracy had fallen from grace.A large proportion of the Sepoys of the Bengal Army were drawn from Oudh and thus were able to command support in the province. The Governor-Generals were advised by <mask> to listen to the concerns of the soldiery and implement reform in order to avoid civil unrest. The Indian Rebellion began two months after he assumed his post in Oudh. <mask> was awarded full military and civil authority by the Governor-General after being praised for his prompt and decisive handling of the insurrection. He took refuge in the British residency after setting up a garrison in Lucknow of 1700 men. The British government and the Board of Directors of the East India Company nominated him for the position of Governor-General of India in the event of the death or resignation of Lord Canning. He led a march towards Nawabgunj on the morning of 30 June despite being weak and exhausted from illness.After the Oude irregular force deserted his command, he encountered 15,000 soldiers with thirty guns and joined the mutineers. <mask> was forced into a retreat and suffered heavy losses. The Siege of Lucknow began after the Residency was besieged. On 1 July, a shell burst into his quarters in the upper part of the Residency, and

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texts: despite pleas from his officers he refused to move his quarters to a safer area. A shell shattered his thigh while he was lying on a couch. Dr Joseph Fayrer decided that amputation would only increase his suffering, and that it was likely to shorten his life. He was given three days to live.<mask> died at eight in the morning of July 4, 1857. He was buried that same evening in a soldier's grave, and it is said that not a single officer saw the lowering of his body into the ground so furious was the fighting raging at the time. When <mask> was critically injured, he is supposed to have said to those around him: "Here lies <mask> who tried to do his duty." There is an epitaph on his tombstone. <mask> established educational institutions for the children of British soldiers in British India. Lawrence School, Lovedale, India, and Lawrence College, Ghora Gali,Murree, Pakistan, are the three institutions that still exist today. After the Disruption of 1843, <mask> and Sir James Outram supported Reverend Alexander Duff in establishing the Free Church Institution in Calcutta as a rival to the General Assembly's Institution.The Scottish Churches College was formed when the Church of Scotland was unified in 1929. <mask> married Honoria Marshall at St. John's Church in Calcutta. Honoria, Alexander, Letitia and <mask> were their children. Alexander was created 1st <mask>, of Lucknow, because of his father's services. The Calcutta Review was contributed to by <mask>. There is a high cross in the cemetery near the Residency in Lucknow. J.G. created a monument to him.There is a memorial by J.H. in the south transept of St Paul's Cathedral. St. Paul's Cathedral is in Calcutta. He is remembered in the name of Henry <mask> Island in the Indian Ocean. The town of Lawrence is in New Zealand. The Lawrence Arms is a public house. The Lawrence Sikh Asylum at Murree was mentioned in

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title: George de Roerich

texts: <mask> was a prominent 20th century Tibetologist. His name at birth was Rerikh. <mask>'s work encompassed many areas of Tibetan studies, but in particular he is known for his contributions to Tibetan dialectology, his monumental translation of the Blue Annals, and his 11-volume Tibetan-Russian-English dictionary. <mask> was the son of the explorers. The early life of the man was spent in Saint Petersburg. His brother was born in 1904. Both sons' interests were nurtured by their mother, who wrote of their oldest son's love for history and tin soldiers.He had a lot of them. He has a passion for war. His pet subject is strategy. The hero of the Patriotic War of 1812 was the field marshal of the Russian Empire, Mikhail Kutuzov. By the time he was 15, he had begun studying Egyptology with Boris Turayev. He was a student with many talents. He entered the Indian and Iranian department of Oriental Languages at London University in 1918 after finishing his studies at Karl May School.Professor Edward Denison Ross studied Sanskrit and Pali. The Secretary of State for Indian Affairs visited the university and introduced him to the best Sanskrit student. He moved to America with his parents after completing his studies at London University. He studied in the Indian Philology Department at Harvard University. At the age of 18, he was already passionate about Oriental studies. During his time at Harvard, he mastered Sanskrit under the direction of Professor Charles Lanman, who made a lifelong impact on <mask>'s future studies. Professor Michael Rostovtzeff lectured on Middle Asia influences in the art of southern Russia.He studied classical Chinese while at Harvard and wrote his first essay on Buddhism. He received a bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a master's degree from Paris, France. He spent the years 1922-1923 at Paris University in Sorbonne, working in

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texts: the Department of Middle Asian, Indian and Mongol-Tibetan Studies and studying in the Military Department as well as the Department of Law and Economy. He cooperated with many famous orientalists during his time here. He continued his study of Chinese and Persian languages. He graduated with an M.A. Indian Philology was done in 1923.He began his research at the age of 21. He left for Bombay with his family in 1923. His dream of going to India came true after years of study. He arrived at the base of the Himalayas in December 1923 as part of a scientific expedition. The purpose of the expedition was to visit ancient monuments and Buddhist monasteries as well as to record local legends, beliefs and artistic traditions. <mask> worked with Lama L.M. in Darjeeling. He was guided in the study of Tibetan Art by Dorje.There are similarities between ancient Russian icon painting and the art of tankha painting in both technique and treatment of the subject. The methods of work of the Russian icon art and the Tibetan pictorial art can be traced back to a common source. Similar images can be found on Russian icons. In 1925, he published his first book titled Tibetan Paintings in which he attempted to define Tibetan art, its history, and the three existing schools of art in Tibet. <mask> was acknowledged in David Jackson's A History of Tibetan Painting as the earliest account of Tibetan paintings styles. The <mask> family embarked on a journey throughout Central Asia in 1925. The journey began in India.It was a crucial time in <mask>. The nomads who migrated from Central Asia to South Russia in the 7th and 8th centuries B.C.E. used the animal style. Northern Tibetan nomads could be found. "All art objects made in animal style found and described by the expedition clearly proved the existence of ancient Central Asian art amongst nomads of Tibet." The group depended on his

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texts: role as translator. He could speak many Central Asian languages.He was given the responsibility of guarding the group's safety. His knowledge of military tactics from his university study proved useful and his tactical skills and courage saved their caravan on more than one occasion. The basis of his work, Trails to Inmost Asia, was his study of the geography, archeology, ethnology, and linguistics during the expedition. The young orientalist was compared to the famous researchers of Central Asia in this publication. The main task of the expedition was to create a unique panorama of the lands and nations of Inmost Asia. The preparation of the ways for the future expeditions in this region was the second task. The third task was to research the languages and dialects of Central Asia and get a big collection of objects that depict spiritual culture of these nations.The past of Asia can be reconstructed thanks to the valuable linguistic and ethnographic materials preserved in Central Asia. The Himalayan Research Institute was established in Darjeeling in 1928 after a lot of materials were collected during the Central Asia expedition. The institute moved to Naggar a few months later. The center engages in scientific exchange with many institutions around the world. The Tibetan English Dictionary was published in 1934. He wanted to bring people to the institute who practiced and lived the cultures being examined by the center. He was the director for 10 years.The Manchuria expedition was organized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the purpose of collecting seeds of drought resistant plants that would help prevent erosion of soils and the spread of pests. The social and cultural aim of the expedition was to create wider agricultural cooperation and public collaboration. The expedition was led by Professor Nicholas and the assistant was <mask>. A collection


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texts: of plants, herbs, and soil were gathered as well as a list of traditional treatments. maps were made and a photo survey was done in the region where the expedition took place. After the research from the expedition was transferred back to India, the <mask>s returned to Kulu Valley in October 1935. He lived in India for many years after the Manchuria expedition.His father died in 1947. Due to political unrest in the area, his mother moved with him from their home in Nagger to Kalimpong. In 1957, she returned to Russia after her death in 1955. He was involved in several important projects before he returned to his homeland. He collaborated with Prince Peter of Greece and R. Sanskrtyayana to translate a Buddhist text. The Textbook of Colloquial Tibetan was written by him. Blue Annals, a seminal work on Tibetan history, was translated by him and Gendn Chphel.When he returned to Soviet Russia in 1957, he made efforts to revive the Russian School of Oriental Studies. He was the head of the Indology Department in the Institute of Oriental Studies in Moscow. The publication of Buddhist texts and monographs on the subject began in 1897 by Prof. S.F. The city of Oldenburg. In this series, A.I. The Tibetan Historical Literature was translated from Pali. His return to Russia and acquisition of Soviet citizenship was a brave move as the USSR's opinion of his family was not always positive.The legacy of research left by the family was preserved because of his efforts. The first of his father's exhibitions was held in Moscow in 1958. He was able to debunk myths about the family's philosophy and start a cultural movement to spread Living Ethics in the USSR. His ashes were placed in Moscow after he died at the age of 58. The author of the memorial is Svetoslav <mask>. The works of <mask>. There are Tibetan paintings.Paul Geuthner is in Paris. <mask> <mask> was born in 1930.

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texts: The people of Northern Tibet had an animal style. The seminarium Kondakovianum is in the Czech Republic. <mask> <mask> was born in 1931. There are trails to Inmost Asia. The Yale University Press.<mask> <mask> was born in 1931. <mask> wrote "Modern Tibetan Phonetics: With special reference to the Dialect of Central Tibet." There is a review of Jschke. <mask> <mask> was born in 1933. The Tibetan dialect of Lahul is one of the dialects of Tibet. The Urusvati Himalayan Research Institute is in New York. <mask> <mask> was born.Le Parler de l'Amdo is a book about Tibet. There is aerie Orientale 18. Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente is in Rome. <mask> <mask> was the author of 11 vols. Tibetsko-russko-angliiskii slovar: s sanskritskimi paralleliami. The dictionary has Sanskrit parallels. Y. Parfionovich and V. Dylykova are authors.Izd-vo "Nauka," Glav. It was red. The Central Department of Oriental Literature is called vostochnoi lit-ry. <mask>. and Tse-Trung Lopsang Phuntshok were both killed in the line of duty. The dialect of central Tibet is included in the textbook. Calcutta: Government. The Education Bureau of West Bengal.<mask>. and Gedun Choepel wrote a novel. G Lotsawa wrote The Blue Annals. Delhi, 1976, Reprint in 1979. The Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal has a print of Calcutta. Referred to as the "george-roerich" sources are Natalia R. and Vladimir Za. In 2003 Professor <mask> <mask> made a huge impact on the field of Asian studies.There is a link on the web to the ignca.nic.in. <mask> (Yuri) is a person. There are family files on the website of theroerichtrust.org. The International Center of the Roerichs is located in the Netherlands. http://en.icr.su/ family/gnr/index. <mask> <mask> presented the Living Ethics (Codes of Conduct) at the International Centre of the Roerichs. There were people from the Russian Empire who died in the

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title: Ron Reagan

texts: <mask> is an American liberal political commentator, writer, radio personality, television host, and dancer. He hosted his own daily three-hour show on Air America Radio while he was a radio host. He is a contributor to MSNBC. His father and conservative icon, President <mask>, had liberal views. <mask> was the youngest child of <mask> and <mask>. His father was governor of California from 1967 to 1967, and his sister is five and a half years older. <mask> is 13 years older than his half-brother.<mask>, who was born premature on June 26, 1947, and had two half-sisters, died the same day. <mask> joked at an early age that they were related to every royal family with the name O'Regan in Europe. The <mask>s got their family tree from Burke's Peerage. At an early age, <mask> deviated from his father's political path. He told his parents he wouldn't be going to church anymore because he was an unbeliever. <mask> was expelled from the school that he attended. He said that the school administration thought he was a bad influence.I went to the dance at the neighboring girl's school because I was in a classmate's car. This was a violation. They were looking for an excuse. I did not get caught at anything. <mask> dropped out of Yale University to become a ballet dancer. He joined the Joffrey Ballet in pursuit of his lifelong dream and was a member of the Joffrey II Dancers, a troupe for beginning dancers. <mask>'s parents have not been able to see a single ballet performance of their son, who is clearly very good, having been selected to the Joffrey second company, and is their son nonetheless.<mask> talks about his parents. These absences are odd and go back a ways. <mask> and Nancy went to see <mask> perform. <mask> wrote in his White House diary that <mask>'s performance was similar to Fred Astaire. <mask>, who was married by the time his father took office, never lived in the White House. One year and a half into his father's presidency, he dropped his Secret Service protection. <mask> hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live.<mask> became more politically

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title: Ron Reagan

texts: active after his father left the White House. <mask>'s views were more liberal than his father's. <mask> said in a Vanity Fair interview that he didn't speak out politically during his father's term because the press didn't care about his opinions. <mask> hosted The <mask> Show, a syndicated late-night talk show addressing political issues of the day, which was canceled after a brief run since it was unable to compete with the higher ratings of The Arsenio Hall Show, The Tonight Show, and Nightline. <mask> has hosted talk shows on cable TV networks and worked as a magazine journalist. He is best known in Britain for co-presented Recordbreakers for the BBC. Each week, <mask> presented a report from the United States.He has served on the board of the Creative Coalition, an organization founded in 1989 by a group that included Susan Sarandon and Christopher Reeve, to politically mobilize entertainers and artists, generally for First Amendment rights, and causes such as arts advocacy and public education. <mask> co-hosted Connected: Coast to Coast with Monica Crowley on MSNBC. The <mask> Show was aired by Air America Media. On September 8, 2008, the program made its debut. My Father at 100: A Memoir was published in 2011. <mask> speculated that his father may have already been in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease while still in office after he noticed his father was having some mental issues. His brother, <mask>, attacked the assertion.<mask> said he didn't think the lapses were evidence of dementia. <mask> usually votes for Democrats, but he is not a member of a political party. <mask> spoke at the Democratic National Convention in July 2004 about his support for lifting Bush's restrictions on federally funded stem cell research from which he expected a cure or new treatments for Alzheimer's disease, which his father had recently died. Those who would stand in the way of this remarkable future would deny the federal funding that is so crucial to basic research. <mask> said that a few people were just grinding a political axe and should be ashamed

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texts: of themselves. We can choose between the future and the past, between reason and stupidity, and between true compassion and ideology. Nancy supported this position.He told the Sunday Herald that the Bush Administration cheated to get into the White House. Americans don't want to think about their government. These people don't respect the public at all. They have a revolutionary mindset. He feared that Bush was hijacking his father's reputation because he felt that anything they could do to prevail was justified by their revolutionary aims. The case against George W. Bush was written by <mask>. He voted for John Kerry.Barack Obama was endorsed by <mask> in the 2008 presidential election. In November 2015, <mask> endorsed a candidate for the Democratic Party nomination. <mask> stated in early 2020 that his father would have been ashamed of the Republican Party and that a president of the United States was as incompetent and traitorous as Donald Trump. <mask> lives in Seattle. He married Doria Palmieri in 1980. She died from a disease. They didn't have any children.He married Federica Basagni. <mask> stated in a 2004 New York Times interview that he did not claim any religion, but that his sympathies were with Buddhism and his wife was a Buddhist. In a June 23, 2004, interview on CNN show Larry King Live, <mask> stated "I'm an unbeliever and I can't be elected to anything because people won'telect an unbeliever." He was named to the Freedom From Religion Foundation's board in February of 2010. <mask> appeared in an advertisement for the Freedom From Religion Foundation in which he stated that he was not afraid of burning in Hell. During the fourth 2020 Democratic Presidential Debate, the ad was aired on CNN. During the CNN Democratic debates in January and March 2020, the ad was run.Further reading <mask>, Nancy. The memoirs of <mask> were written by William Novak. She wrote one of the most candid and at times self-critical memoirs in recent American political history. The New York Times: <mask>ite by Association? His family won't allow it <mask>

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title: Kelvin Davis (politician)

texts: The deputy leader of the Labour Party is a New Zealand politician and a member of the House of Representatives. <mask> was a list MP from 2008 to 2011. He won the electorate of Te Tai Tokerau. The first deputy of Mori descent in the Labour Party was elected as Labour deputy leader two months before the election. Currently, the third-ranked member of the Sixth Labour Government, <mask> serves as the Minister of Corrections, Minister of Tourism, and Minister for Mori Crown Relations. <mask> was born in Kawakawa on March 2, 1967, and raised in the Bay of Islands. From 1980 to 1984 he attended the Bay of Islands College.He taught at Koru School in Mangere and Bay of Islands Intermediate School in Kawakawa before becoming the principal of Karetu School. He worked for the Education Advisory Service and the education improvement and development project. From 2001 to 2007, he was the principal of Kaitaia Intermediate School. In the 2008 general election, <mask> stood for Labour in the Te Tai Tokerau seat. He was elected into the 49th New Zealand Parliament despite being defeated by Hone Harawira of the Mori Party. He was the Labour Party's candidate in the Te Tai Tokerau by-election in 2011. He tried to win the seat in the general election.After placing second to Harawira three times and losing his seat in the 2011 election, <mask> decided to retire from politics. <mask> was selected as Labour's candidate for Te Tai Tokerau. As a result of Labour's Shane Jones' resignation from Parliament at the end of May 2014, <mask> was eligible to assume Jones' place as he had been the highest-ranking non-MP in Labour's 2011 party list. On May 23, he entered the House of Representatives. The Internet Party formed a

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title: Kelvin Davis (politician)

texts: coalition with the Mana Movement prior to the general election. The electoral commission allowed the internet party to contest the party vote. The Prime Minister of the National Party and the leader of New Zealand First endorsed <mask>.The electorate's candidate for the Mori Party reminded voters of the importance of strategic voting. The representation of the Mana Party in Parliament was ended by the election of <mask>. <mask> became Labour's corrections spokesman after the election. Serco's management of inmates was accused of corruption by <mask> in 2015. The Minister ofCorrections Sam Lotu-Iiga was relieved of his post after Serco lost its contract to run the facility. The Australian government was criticized for its treatment of New Zealand expatriates. The disproportionately high number of Mori in the New Zealand prison system has drawn attention to the fact that Mori make up just 15% of New Zealand's population.On 1 August 2017, <mask> was appointed as the new deputy leader of the Labour Party. <mask> stated that Labour would campaign on a capital gains tax policy during the 2020 general election rather than implementing it mid-term. In order for Labour to form a coalition government with either New Zealand First or the Green Party, <mask> indicated that he was willing to sacrifice his position as deputy prime minister. <mask> was re-elected in Te Tai Tokerau, defeating Hone Harawira by 4,807 votes. <mask> was appointed Minister for Mori Crown Relations, Minister of Corrections, Minister of Tourism, and Associate Minister of Education in the Sixth Labour Government. There is a need to address the high rates of incarceration of Mori people. He called for a change to "a level of

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texts: imprisonment that is simply devastating our Mori whnau and communities".<mask> was re-elected in Te Tai Tokerau by a final margin of 8,164 votes, defeating the Mori Party's candidate. On the night of Labour's election victory, <mask> attracted online criticism after he delivered a victory speech mocking his National Party opponent Judith Collins, with critics describing it as "despicable," "ungracious," and "disgusting." <mask> was allocated third place in Prime Minister Ardern's Cabinet, retaining his portfolios as Minister for Mori Crown Relations and Minister of Corrections, while picking up the portfolios of Minister for Children and Association Minister of Education with responsibility for Mori Education. The position of deputy prime minister is usually held by the leader of a coalition partner, and <mask> indicated that he wouldn't be seeking that position. The leader of New Zealand First lost his seat in the 2020 general election after serving as the deputy prime minister during the first term of the Sixth Labour Government. <mask> did not issue public statements due to the fact that doing so would encourage other prisoners to take similar action and that he wanted to leave the response to experts. Mori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi said that the prisoners were protesting their right to basic and that the Minister's silence drew criticism from the National Party.<mask> disagreed with the prisoners' claims that the unrest was caused by inhumane and unsanitary conditions at the prison. He stated that the men put their own lives and the health and safety of staff and other prisoners at risk by damaging property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are External links on the Labour

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title: José Paranhos, Baron of Rio Branco

texts: The Baron of Rio Branco was a Brazilian noble, diplomat, historian, politician and professor. His father was the Viscount of Rio Branco. The Baron of Rio Branco was a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters from 1898 to 1912. As a representative of Brazil, he was able to peacefully resolve all Brazil's border disputes with its South American neighbours and incorporate 900 thousand kilometers of Brazil's territory. The future Prime Minister of Brazil and his wife Teresa de Figueiredo Faria's son, <mask>, was born in 1845. The biography on Lus Barroso Pereira, commander of the Imperatriz, was written in 1863 in the pages of Popular magazine. He drew and wrote about the war in the magazine L'Illustration, defending the point of view of Brazil.He replaced Joaquim de Macedo as lecturer of Chorography and History of Brazil in 1868. He began his political career as a promoter and deputy in the Empire. He was an editor in the newspaper A Nao from 1871 to 1891. He was an accredited minister in Germany in 1900 and took over the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1912. Four presidents of the republic formed a national unanimity in their time, and he held the position for all of them. He used the title of Baron of Rio Branco in his signature even after the republic was established in 1889. He was a monarchist and honored his late father, the senator and diplomat <mask> da Silva Paranhos, Viscount of Rio Branco.The Brazilian nobility title Baron of Rio Branco was granted to Nobleman a few days before the Proclamation of the Republic. Despite governmental prohibition, Rio Branco continued to use the title. During the Republic, the Baron of Rio Branco became the Minister of Foreign Affairs and settled all of Brazil's border disputes by peaceful means, despite being a monarchist. His resignation was refused by the President due to his health issues. In his last moments of life, he was upset about the bombing of the capital of Bahia, Salvador, which took place on January 10, 1912. His death during the carnival of 1912 changed the calendar of the popular feast due to official

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texts: mourning and great tributes in his honor. He was buried with his father in the Caju Cemetery.The patron of Brazilian diplomacy is <mask>. <mask>'s political career began in the House of Commons. He was the Brazilian Consul General in England from 1876 to 1876. He was the Brazilian Ambassador in Berlin in the early 20th century. As Minister of Foreign Affairs, <mask> was responsible for defining the country's borders with all of its neighbours. Under four different Presidents, he was the Minister of Foreign Affairs until 1912. During his term, he consolidated the borders of modern Brazil and negotiated territorial disputes between Brazil and some of its neighbours.He is considered one of the most prominent Brazilian statesmen ever, as his work capacity, knowledge and skills were essential for the successful outcome of difficult boundary disputes, such as with Argentina and France, as well as for incorporating new territory. He was a mediators between the United States and many European countries. His belief in diplomacy helped establish Brazil's reputation as a peace-loving nation on those occasions. Rio Branco obtained a victory over France on the border of Amap with French Guiana in 1900 in a dispute with the Swiss government. The river Oiapoque defined the border. The Treaty of Petrpolis was signed in 1903 by <mask> and put an end to the dispute between Brazil and Acre. The area was mostly settled by native Brazilians, but the Bolivian government was close to giving it to American private entrepreneurs.The state's capital is named after Rio Branco. The representative of Brazil, <mask> Maria da Silva Paranhos, who was Baron of Rio Branco met the representative of Ecuador, Dr. Carlos R. Tobar, to discuss a final border. On May 6, 1904, an agreement was reached and the two representatives signed the Tobar-Rio Branco Treaty, which ended the dispute between the Caquet River and the Amazon river in favor of Brazil. The border would start in the middle of the cities of Tabatinga, Brazil and Leticia, Colombia, on the Amazon River and run north until it reaches

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title: José Paranhos, Baron of Rio Branco

texts: the Caquet River, also known as the Japur River. The condominium on the Rio Jaguaro and Lagoon Mirim is a voluntary concession from Brazil to a neighbor who needed those channels. His name was given to the old city of Ro Branco, in the department of Cerro Largo, near the Brazilian Jaguaro, because he was honored by the government of Uruguay. The town of Paranhos, located on the border with Paraguay, was christened in his honor.He invited the engineer Augusto Ferreira Ramos to design a cable car system that would allow access to the summit of Morro da Urca. His name was suggested for the presidency in 1909. <mask> preferred to decline any candidacy that wasn't unanimous. He was the president of the Brazilian Historic and Geographic Institute. His son was a prominent French-born Brazilian rugby player. <mask> was encouraged to run for the Presidency in 1909, but he declined as he could not get the support of the people. At the time of his death, he was very popular among the people and on the day of Carnival, when official mourning was declared, he was paralysing.On February 13, 1912, the first recorded instance of an official moment of silence dedicated to a person's death took place in Portugal. 10 minutes of silence was dedicated to the baron. This moment of silence was recorded in the Senate's records. He occupied the 34th seat of the Brazilian Academy of Literature and wrote many books about the history of Brazil. The Baron is the name of Brazil's diplomacy academy. The fifty centavos coin of the Brazilian real currency depicts Rio Branco. Rio Branco, Acre, the capital city of the Brazilian state of Acre, is named after the diplomat.The city is named after a Brazilian diplomat. The city is named after a Brazilian diplomat. Further reading lvaro. biografia pessoal e histria poltica is located in Rio Branco. Editora Alfa-Omega was published in So Paolo in 1996. 518p. Preuss, Ori.Brazilians' Views of Spanish America and Themselves. Iberoamericana was in Madrid in 2011. External links Relatrio apresentado ao Presidente da Repblica dos Estados Unidos do

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title: Bradley Byrne

texts: <mask> was an American business attorney and politician who served as the U.S. representative for Alabama's 1st congressional district from 2014 to 2021. He became a member of the Republican Party in 1997 and served in the Alabama Senate from 2003 to 2007, representing the state's 32nd district. He resigned as chancellor of the Alabama Community College System in order to run for governor of Alabama. He was elected to represent the state's 1st congressional district in the United States House of Representatives. In the Republican primary for the United States Senate election in Alabama, he was defeated in the first round by Tommy Tuberville and Jeff Sessions. <mask> was born in 1955 in Mobile, Alabama. He was one of the two children.He was raised in Alabama. He graduated from UMS-Wright Preparatory School in 1973. She graduated from Duke University in 1977. He became a member of the Fraternity at Duke. He graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1980. He was in the same class as Mo. He became a private practice lawyer after graduation.When he was elected to the Alabama State Board of Education as a Democrat in 1994, his first run for office, it was a success. During his time on the Board of Education, he supported a science curriculum that was opposed by many religious leaders. The Board supported a compromise that said, "Explanations of the origin

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title: Bradley Byrne

texts: and everything in it is a masterpiece created by the hands of God. Those who attack me have distorted, twisted and misrepresented my comments and are lying to the people of this state. He said that he believed every single word of the Bible to be true.After the election, <mask> returned to practicing business law at Jones Walker. On February 23, 2011, he announced he was partnering with other prominent Alabamians to create a nonprofit organization that would push for reforms in state government. Legislation was supported by the organization named "Reform Alabama". In the race for chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in the 2012 election, <mask> considered running but did not. The United States House of Representatives had a special election in May. The Tea Party candidate Dean Young lost to the first place winner in the Republican primary. There were rumors of a rift within the Republican Party after Young refused to endorse the winner of the runoff.Alabama Patriots is a Tea Party-affiliated organization. The Democratic Party nominee was Burton LeFlore. He won the election with over 70% of the vote. Since 1919, when this Mobile-based district was created, only six people have represented it, and all of them have been Republicans. The incumbent was supposed to be running for reelection without a fight, but his opponent in the special election qualified. He was

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title: Bradley Byrne

texts: reelected with a large number of votes. R+15 is the district's PVI.He won the Republican primary with 60.1%. He was not challenged in the election. There was no opposition in the primary election. He defeated Robert Kennedy, Jr. in the general election. The majority of House Republicans voted in line with President Donald Trump's position 98.6% of the time, and against the majority of House Republicans 1.6% of the time. David M. McIntosh, of the conservative lobby organization Club for Growth, called <mask> a fake politician. Abortion is a MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzEHe co-sponsored a bill that would have banned abortions based on race or sex. Two years later, he co-sponsored the Title X Abortion Provider Prohibition Act, which would have prohibited federal funds supporting family planning organizations that provide abortions, with exceptions for rape, incest, or if the mother's life is at risk. An amendment to the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution was co-sponsored by <mask>. The Equality Act would have expanded the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The bill was called "radical" and "deeply troubling"


title: Bradley Byrne

texts: in House debates. Drugs was given a "D" rating for his pro-cannabis stance. He is described as "hard on drugs".The federal government is against the legalization of medical marijuana. He voted against the SAFE Banking Act. The lawful ivory protection act was signed by <mask>. The Alabama House of Representatives voted against a resolution condemning Trump for removing U.S. military forces from Syria in October of 2019. The legislation imposing additional sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea was passed by a wide margin. <mask> voted against a measure disapproving of the Trump administration's plan to lift sanctions against three Russian firms. Legislation to end U.S. military aid to Saudi Arabia in the Saudi Arabian-led intervention in Yemen was defeated by <mask>.Guns and criminal justice has a history of supporting gun rights. He voted against a measure to give law enforcement more time to run background checks on gun buyers. The legislature allowed cross-state concealed carry in 2015. Three days after the Dayton mass shooting, he hosted a town hall meeting at a gun store. The Second Amendment does not apply to red flag laws. The First Step Act is a criminal justice reform measure. The National Association of Police Organizations gave a 38% rating to the man.The repeal of theAffordable Care Act was the main sponsor of the legislation. He voted for a budget

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title: Bradley Byrne

texts: resolution to repeal the ACA in January of last year. The American Health Care Act was passed in May of last year. In 2015, Bryne co-sponsored a bill that limited the transfer of prisoners from Gitmo to the United States or other countries. The admission of Syrian people into the United States was banned in 2015. The president's executive order banning citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. was supported by <mask>. He voted to sustain Trump's veto of the legislation that sought to end the emergency declaration.The Alabama Senate special election was won by Roy Moore. After being nominated and confirmed to the position of U.S. Attorney General in the Trump administration, Senator Jeff Session gave up his seat and endorsed Roy Moore. While he was an assistant district attorney, at least nine women alleged that he sexually abused them or made inappropriate romantic or sexual advances towards them, while they were teenagers as young as 14, or while he was a lawyer. An attempted rape of a 16-year-old is alleged to have been committed by additional women. Moore denied the allegations and his campaign and supporters began questioning the victims' motives and said they would mount an investigation of the women's motives. Immediately after the allegations and instances of victim intimidation, many Republicans withdrew their endorsements of Moore,


title: Bradley Byrne

texts: but he did not, nor did he condemn the Moore campaign's threats against his accusers or call on Moore to drop out of the race. Alabama's statewide newspaper group began running editorial cartoons titled "I am Roy Moore" with a picture of <mask> and the caption "You condone it, you own it."A group of four women members of the House of Representatives were criticized in a campaign ad. He describes one of the members as cheapening 9/11 in the commercial. In the commercial, the voice-over says, "The squad attacking America." Dale was the one who fought for that right. I will not allow them to destroy this country. In 2010 he signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, promising not to introduce new taxes. He voted for the Republican tax legislation because it would lead to greater economic growth, higher wages and more jobs.The Dodd-Frank Act required some banking regulations to be repealed. He voted against raising the minimum wage. A new bridge is needed across the Mobile Bay. He wants to extend the beach express to I-65. Despite early criticism of Donald Trump, Donald Trump has remained steadfast in his support. After the release of the Access Hollywood tapes, Donald Trump should drop out of the presidential election. He said before the election that he would vote for Trump.Republican and Democratic congressional members were taking confidential testimony from a Defense


title: Bradley Byrne

texts: Department official at a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility when a group of House Republicans invaded the facility. The non-committee Republicans forced their way into the hearing room, carrying electronic devices that are not allowed in SCIFs. Cooper's testimony was delayed by many hours. House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson wrote to the House Sergeant-at-Arms requesting that he take action regarding their "unprecedented breach of security". Lindsey Graham called the stunt "nuts" and admonished his House colleagues. The articles of impeachment were tabled several times after <mask> voted against established procedures for the inquiry. He voted against impeaching Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress in connection with the Trump-Ukraine scandal.In December 2020, 126 Republican members of the House of Representatives signed an amicus brief in support of Texas v. Pennsylvania, a lawsuit filed at the United States Supreme Court contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election, in which Joe Biden defeated incumbent president Donald Trump. The Supreme Court declined to hear the case because Texas did not have the authority to challenge the results of the election held in another state. Nancy Pelosi said that signing the brief was an act of election subversion. The House members who supported the lawsuit


title: Bradley Byrne

texts: Republicans advanced to the second round. <mask>'s family has a farm in Alabama. Rebecca is the wife of <mask>.He is a fan of the Alabama football team. He attends services at St. John's Episcopal Church in Lafayette Square. <mask>, <mask>'s brother, died during the election in which <mask> was participating. The Alabama National Guard member died from a heart attack after contracting a respiratory illness while in Iraq. There are links to births of 20th-century American politicians and 21st-century American

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title: James Gareth Endicott

texts: <mask> was a Canadian clergyman and Christian missionary. Endicott's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His family came back to Canada in 1910. <mask> was the second Moderator of the United Church of Canada. Endicott was a Private in World War I. He attended the University of Toronto's Victoria College where he was president of the student council and founder of the Student Christian movement. Endicott was a minister in the United Church of Canada.<mask> was a missionary in China for most of the next two decades. <mask> became a professor of English and Ethics at West China Union University after he was a missionary in China. He was an advisor to US military intelligence from 1944 to 1945 as a liaison between the American military and the Chinese Communist forces fighting against the Japanese in World War II. He once compared Madame Chiang to Helen of Troy, Florence Nightingale and Joan of Arc and was a supporter of Chiang Kai-shek and his wife. He became discouraged after seeing the corruption of the Kuomintang. As the Chinese Civil War resumed, Endicott became friends with Zhou Enlai, a member of the Chinese Communist Party. He provided an underground network where pro-communist forces could meet.He spoke at student demonstrations after the war, urging opposition to the Nationalist government and provoking criticism from the church

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texts: in Canada. After the United Church of Canada gave him an ultimatum to either modify his public statements or quit, he resigned from the ministry and mission. The League for the Protection of Human Rights in China invited Endicott to help write a constitution. liberals were also asked to participate The underground anti-Kuomintang Newsletter was published in Shanghai at Zhou En-lai's request. The newsletter was aimed at westerners in the Kuomintang stronghold, as well as trying to convince western governments that the regime was corrupt and dictatorial. He returned to Canada in 1947.<mask> advised the Canadian government that the Kuomintang regime's fall was imminent and then went public with his predictions and his denunciation of the Kuomintang as corrupt. His comments were denounced as traitorous by the media and he was labeled the most reviled Canadian of the year for his support of the Chinese Revolution and the Communist Party of China. He continued to support the Chinese Communist Party by giving lectures and publishing a weekly magazine. He founded and became chairman of the Canadian Peace Congress in 1949. The president of the International Institute for Peace from 1957 to 1971 was a senior figure in the World Peace Council. The petition that began the international "Ban the Bomb" movement was drafted by Endicott as a Canadian delegate to the World Peace Council. The United States was accused of using chemical and biological weapons during the Korean War by Endicott after he returned to Canada.He was vilified in the Canadian press as a "public enemy number one" and censured by the United Church for his support of the Chinese Communists. He was condemned by Canadian politicians, including a college friend. Conservative leader George Drew referred to Endicott as a "jackal of the Communists", while Pearson


title: James Gareth Endicott

texts: were killed in Tiananmen.A lot of people were killed in the western part of Beijing. If you can call the army socialists, there was a shoot-out between the capitalist roaders and the socialists. <mask> claimed that there was an attempt to overthrow the Chinese government. The army's actions probably prevented the roaders from taking over by military force. What was the government going to do? Not reacting? William Kashtan, general secretary of the Communist Party of Canada, asked him to resign from the Canadian Peace Congress and the World Council of Peace after accusing the Canadian Far East Newsletter of being anti-Soviet.<mask> decided to leave the organization rather than stop publication of the newsletter or withdraw his support for China in the conflict with the Soviet Union. After leaving the Canadian Peace Congress, he founded the Canada-China Society. Three of <mask>'s children joined the Labor-Progressive Party, but he never joined the Communist Party of Canada. While living in Toronto from 1941 to 1944, he joined the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and was involved in the 1942 federal by-election in which Joseph Noseworthy won an upset victory, but his membership ended when he returned to China. It is almost certain that Endicott's association with Communism caused his membership application to be rejected. References include <mask>, <mask> G., Endicott: Rebel Out of China, and Endicott: The Life of Mary Austin Endicott. Photos and stories about <mask>tt from families of Victoria University graduates are included in Paul Fairley's sermon.Canadian Christian pacifists, Canadian Christian socialists, Canadian Methodist missionaries, Canadian Marxists, Chinese Civil War Stalin Peace Prize recipients, University of Toronto alumni, and Canadian military personnel of World War I are some of the people who

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title: Carte Goodwin

texts: The American attorney and politician who served as a United States Senator from West Virginia in 2010 is named <mask>. He was appointed by Governor Joe Manchin on July 16, 2010 to fill the seat that was created by the death of Robert Byrd. He did not run in the special election on November 2, 2010, and was replaced by Manchin, who served the remaining two years of the term. His term ended when Manchin was sworn in. He served as Manchin's Chief Counsel before returning to his private practice as an attorney. In 2008, he was named one of the "Ten Most Successful Young Executives in West Virginia" by Executive magazine, and in 2010, Time named him one of the rising stars of American politics under 40. Since retiring from the Senate, he has joined the law firm Frost Brown Todd, where he serves as Member-In-Charge for their Charleston, West Virginia office and Vice Chair for the firm's national Appellate Practice Group.He was a Commissioner on the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission. <mask> was born on February 27, 1974 to Ellen and Stephen Patrick, and was raised in rural Mount Alto, West Virginia. In 1992 he graduated from Ripley High School and in 1996 he received a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from Marietta College. He graduated from the Order of the Coif with a Juris Doctor in 1999. From 1999 to 2000 she worked for the 4th Circuit Judge Robert King. He joined his family's law firm in 2000 and worked there until 2005. He rejoined the firm in 2009.He is an attorney at the firm. Joe Manchin had a successful campaign for Governor in 2004. He served as Manchin's Chief Counsel from 2005 to 2009, after he was appointed Chairman of the West Virginia School Building Authority. The drafting of mine rescue and security measures was assisted by the Governor's counsel. The need for changes in the judicial system in West Virginia was studied by the Independent Commission on Judicial Reform. The former Supreme Court Associate Justice was a member of the commission. He was reappointed to the position of Commissioner of the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission until 2021.He is a

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title: Carte Goodwin

texts: candidate for statewide office in West Virginia. The U.S. Senate seat was vacant until a special election could choose a permanent successor. Manchin said they had passed the torch to another generation when he was appointed to the seat. He stated that he would not seek election to the seat in his own right, and that he would leave office once a new senator had been elected. Manchin won the special election to complete Byrd's term after it was suggested that he had appointed a replacement for him. Before being sworn into office, he broke with Senate Democrats and said he wouldn't support the cap-and-trade bill. The Democrats were able to pass an extension of unemployment benefits after <mask> was sworn into the Senate on July 20, 2010.Elena Kagan was confirmed as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. His term ended when Manchin was sworn in. The Committee on Armed Services, Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities, Subcommittee on Readiness and Management Support, Subcommittee on Strategic Forces, Subcommittee on Budget Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Subcommittee on Employment and Workplace Safety, and Primary Health and Aging Committee on Rules were some of the committees that Rockefeller was his state director. They have two children, a son and a daughter. Jay Rockefeller, who chose not to run for re-election in 2014, was mentioned as a possible candidate to succeed him. In an interview with WV MetroNews, he said he had no intention of running.There is a prominent West Virginia political family. The West Virginia University board of directors was chaired by his father. His uncle was the Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia. The United States Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia was appointed by President Barack Obama. Amy Shuler <mask> served as a spokesman for West Virginia Governors Bob Wise and Earl Ray Tomblin prior to her election as the mayor of Charleston, West Virginia. Politicians from Charleston, West Virginia, as well as people from Jackson County, West Virginia, are links to External

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title: Dan Goodwin

texts: <mask> is an American climber best known for performing gymnastic-like flag maneuvers and one arm flyoffs while free soloing difficult rock climbs on national TV and for scaling towering skyscrapers, including the Sears Tower. The MGM Grand fire in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, on November 21, 1980, was witnessed by <mask> and included the inability of the Clark County Fire Department and the supporting fire departments to rescue scores of hotel guests trapped inside. He presented a rescue plan to the on-location fire boss because he believed he knew how to rescue trapped people. His plan included climbing up the building and connecting cables to the floors so rescue baskets could be ferried to and from the helicopter. The fire boss ordered him to leave the scene after threatening to arrest him. He presented his rescue plan to the fire chief the next day. The fire chief told him to climb the building to learn about the dangers of high-rise rescue.At the time, the Sears Tower in Chicago was the tallest building in the world. The tallest building in the world, the Sears Tower in Chicago, Illinois, United States, was climbed on May 25, 1981 by a man in a Spider-Man suit. The high altitude winds, slippery glass, and repeated attempts by the Chicago Fire Department to stop him for seven hours. He taped a flag to the building to honor his father who was in the Korean War. He was dubbed "SpiderDan" by the Chicago press. He scaled the building to call attention to the problems in high-rise

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texts: rescue. The 56-story Renaissance Tower in Dallas, Texas, United States was the site of a Spider-Man stunt on November 7, 1981.The reason he made the climb was to keep a promise he made to a young Dallas resident. On November 11, 1981, a man dressed as a Spider-Man climbed the 100th floor of the John Hancock Center in Chicago, using a climbing device he designed. The firemen were descending on him when he swung across the building with a rope. On the inside of the building, the fire department used axes and grappling hooks to break the window glass and attempt to get <mask> out. The Mayor of Chicago allowed <mask> to continue to the top. The inability to successfully fight fires in high-rise buildings is what prompted him to make the climb. The North Tower of the World Trade Center was successfully scaled on May 30, 1983, using a camming device he connected to the building's window-washing track.The same flag that was attached to the Sears Tower in 1981 was attached to the upper-most floor of the North Tower to honor Americans who died in war. The inability to rescue trapped people from the upper levels of skyscrapers is what prompted him to make the climb. The world's tallest structure at the time was the CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. After rappelling down the far side of the tower, he climbed one side using his hands and feet. The CN Tower's tenth anniversary was celebrated with a sponsored publicity event. The Millennium Tower is in San Francisco, California, United States. The


title: Dan Goodwin

texts: same flag that was attached to the top of Chicago's Sears Tower in 1981 and the top of the North Tower of New York's World Trade Center in 1983 was attached to the Millennium Tower.The inability to conduct rescue operations in the upper floors of skyscrapers was the reason why he made the climb. As a Stage Four cancer survivor, he wanted to inspire people who have been diagnosed with cancer. A new world record for the longest lead climb on a single rope was set on March 1, 2014. The possibility of a fall was raised because the safety anchors were 4 to 6 floors apart. Commentators thought the weight of the rope made his ascent more dangerous. The ascent was recorded to be used in a TV show. He made several first ascents as a rock climber.He broke with rock climbing tradition by climbing without a rope, performing acrobatic maneuvers including the one arm fly-off and flag maneuver. He stated that he was not bound by the rules of traditional rock climbing and that he was a sport climber. The world's first International Sport Climbing Championship was held at Snowbird, Utah, United States, in 1988, and rock climber Jeff Lowe invited <mask> to build the climbing wall. The commentator for CBS Sports was not involved in the championship. The Skyscraper Defense Act was written after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and called for an agency within the United States government. Skyscraper Defense Living people 1955 births Urban climbers Free soloists American rock climbers People from


title: Dora Kunz

texts: <mask>, also known as Theodora Sophia van Gelder, was a Dutch-American writer and leader in the Theosophical Society in America. Around the world, <mask> has published in Dutch, English, French, German, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish. <mask> was born at a sugar cane plantation in the Dutch East Indies. Her father was a chemist who ran the sugar plantation, and her mother was from a well-to-do Dutch family. Her parents were members of the Theosophical Society and from the age of 5 they would meditate every day. <mask> claimed that her mother was a strong believer in her clairvoyance because she interacted with ethereal beings as a child. The then-Anglican clergyman and psychic C. W. Leadbeater taught her how to increase her psychic skills after she moved to Mosman.She met the man who used to accompany Leadbeater on his travels. There was a time when he was the principal of Ananda College. <mask> and <mask> were married in Chicago on May 16, 1927, after moving to the United States at the age of twenty-two. She became a naturalized American after her marriage. She became president of a corporation related to pedagogic supplies after her husband became the principal of a scholastic foundation. The first theosophical camp in the state of Washington was founded by the couple after they came to the USA. <mask> co-developed a new method of healing called therapeutic touch in 1972 with a New York University professor.The origin of therapeutic touch can be found in ancient Yogic texts written in Sanskrit. The technique is taught in more than seventy countries. She directed her clairvoyance towards helping physicians in complicated medical cases, in particular aiding in diagnoses through her ability to see the effects of

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texts: healing in 1995. "Aura and personality: see auras and understand" is a co-author's book. Interviews and lectures about Annie Besant and C.W. The leadbeater was with <mask>.The Dynamic Structure of Man was discussed in 1974. Masters and the Future of the Theosophical Society was published in 1978. The Alchemical Power of Consciousness Healing was written by Janet Macrae. The Path and the Spiritual Life was written by Renee Weber. Application of Theosophy was written by William J. Ross. Healing energy can be used in therapeutic touch. Human relations and karma.Masters of the Wisdom was published in 1982. The effects on life of the inner structure of man. Father Bede Griffiths was interviewed in 1983. Depression From the Energetic Perspective was written in 1984. Masters and the Future was published in 1984. Man's experience at different levels of consciousness. Theosophical perspectives on dealing with pain.The Objectives of the Theosophical Society was written by Radha Burnier. The role of karma in life. "Letting Go: Perspectives on Death and Dying" was published in 1987. The human energy fields were covered in 1989. There is a Deeper View of healing and its many aspects. The use of the healing mind is conscious. There are changes in the invisible emotional patterns.Conversation with <mask>. Personal Aura and its relation to daily life in 1992. The White Lotus Day Commemoration was held in 1994. There are spiritual aspects of healing and therapeutic touch. There is meditation as a part of life. Pumpkin Hollow: Theosophical Retreat Center is where Therapeutic Touch was developed. Larry Sarner wrote Therapeutic Touch: Responses to Objections.The 20th century saw the deaths of American women writers and Dutch women

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title: Otto Graf Lambsdorff

texts: The Free Democratic Party (FDP) had a German politician named <mask>dorff. Lambsdorff was born in Rhineland to Herbert Lambsdorff and Eva. He became an officer cadet in the Wehrmacht after attending school in Berlin and Brandenburg an der Havel. He lost his left leg in the Allied strafing attack. Lambsdorff was a prisoner of war. He obtained a PhD after studying law at the Universities of Bonn and Cologne. From 1972 to 1998 Lambsdorff was a member of the Federal parliament, the Bundestag.He was known as a representative of the market liberals within and outside his party. Lambsdorff was the West German Federal Minister of Economics from 1977 until 1982. After his party pulled out of the coalition with the Social Democratic Party to form a new Government with the Christian Democratic Union, he held the same office again from 1982 until 1984. The first West German cabinet minister to be indicted while in office was Lambsdorff, who was forced to resign over allegations of corruption. In January 1987, the prosecutor asked the court to acquit Lambsdorff of all corruption charges, including charges that he accepted $50,000 from the Flick concern in return for granting lucrative tax waivers. He was found guilty of tax evasion on donations to political parties by the Bonn State Court. He was re-elected to Parliament and served as the parliamentary group's spokesman on economic matters.Lambsdorff was chairman of the FDP from 1988 until 1993. In 1991, during the Persian Gulf war, Lambsdorff joined American officials in accusing the German government of moving slowly to prevent some German companies from supplying Iraq with arms and poison gas plants. Irmgard Schwaetzer, a former aide to Hans-Dietrich Genscher, was named the new Foreign Minister. In a surprise decision, a majority of the FDP parliamentary group rejected her nomination and voted to name Justice Minister Klaus Kinkel to head the Foreign Ministry. After

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