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texts: American edition of Vogue.She was commissioned by Glenda Bailey to write a column on style for the UK and US editions ofHarper's Bazaar. After living together for five years, <mask> married Rushdie. The couple filed for divorce. Theodore J. Forstmann died in 2011. She had a daughter during a break in her relationship with Forstmann. Adam Dell is a businessman. English, Italian, Spanish, Tamil and Hindi are all spoken by <mask>.At the age of 36, she was diagnosed with a condition called Endometriosis. The Endometriosis Foundation of America is a nonprofit organization focused on increasing awareness, education, research, and legislative advocacy against the disease. The MIT Center for Gynepathology Research was opened by the foundation. She has traveled to India on behalf of Keep a Child Alive since 2007. She is a strong advocate of women's rights and is known as an outspoken advocate for immigrant rights. The American Civil Liberties Union has an ambassador named <mask>. She is an outspoken critic of skin-lightening creams that are marketed to people of color.While living in India and the United States, she has experienced colorism. The United Nations Development Programme appointed a Goodwill Ambassador. The UNDP Goodwill Ambassador wants to shine a spotlight on the fact that inequality can affect people in rich and poor countries alike. "Many nations have greatly reduced poverty, but inequality has proved more stubborn." "Inequality is compounded by gender, age, ethnicity, and race." It affects women, minorities and others who face discrimination in their societies. The United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA) gave her the Advocate of the Year Award.External links 1970 births American actresses of Indian descent American cookbook writers American female models of Indian descent American people of Indian Tamil descent American people of Tamil descent American television actresses American women

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texts: The credit default swap was created by <mask>, a British former executive at JP Morgan Chase. She is an Advisory Board Member of the US Chamber of Digital Commerce and a private equity executive. <mask> was raised in the south-eastern part of England. She was a student at The King's School. She graduated from Trinity College in 1991 with a B.A. In economics. While still a student, the JP Morgan Chase Masters joined the bank in 1991 after completing a number of internships there.<mask> was the youngest woman in the firm's history to become a managing director. She created the modern credit default swap, a derivative used to manage credit exposure to underlying reference entities. J.P. Morgan extended a $4.8 billion credit line to Exxon, which faced the threat of $5 billion in damages for the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Morgan bankers led by <mask> then purchased credit protection against the credit line to the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development to cut the capital which J.P. Morgan was required to hold against Exxon's default. The new financial instruments were quickly adopted by other banking institutions after J.P. Morgan bundled together packages of such exposures. When derivatives played a role in the 2008 financial crisis, they were applied by other firms to sub-prime mortgages. <mask> was described as the woman who invented financial weapons of mass destruction by The Guardian.The paper apologized for not giving <mask> enough time to respond to their characterisation. She told the newspaper that she believed the credit default swaps had been miscast. <mask> told The Economist that transfer risk can increase systemic risk if major counterparties fail to manage their exposures properly. She told the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the European Parliament that there are definitely lessons that have to be learned. I think I have learned from that experience and there are things I would like to have seen differently. She supports reforms that increase transparency and reduce risk. <mask> was the bank's head of Global Credit Portfolio and Credit Policy and Strategy from 2001 to 2004.She was the Chief Financial Officer of J.P. Morgan's Investment Bank from 2004 to 2007. She was named head of Global

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texts: Commodities in 2007. According to Coalition, J.P. Morgan had the largest revenues of any investment bank in commodities. The sale of J.P. Morgan's physical commodities business was announced in the face of increased regulatory scrutiny brought on by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission investigation into the bank's alleged manipulation of energy markets in California and Michigan. The investigation was settled for $410 million by J.P. Morgan. J.P. Morgan denied that <mask> lied or acted in a way that was inappropriate. <mask> sold J.P. Morgan to the bank.<mask> was the Chair of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association from 2008 to 2010 and also of the Global Financial Markets Association from 2012 to 2014. She has represented the industry in Washington D.C. on matters including the design of carbon markets to contain global warming, curbs on large commodities trading positions and the financial regulatory overhaul. In March 2015, <mask> was named the CEO of Digital Asset, a company that builds secure and distributed processing tools to speed up settlement, reduce costs and enhance security and transparency in regulated industries. The startup raised more than $100 million in multiple rounds of funding from fifteen technology and financial firms. The ledger systems were distributed by the company. The post-trade settlement system was going to be upgraded in December of last year. In December of last year, <mask> announced that she was stepping down as CEO, but would remain a board member, strategic advisor and shareholder.According to the media, <mask> was approached by the new CEO of the bank to run its investment banking division. She was the Chair of the Board of the company. <mask> joined Motive Capital Partners. In September of 2021, Motive announced that she was leading the acquisition of Forge Global, a pre-IPO stock marketplace. <mask> is Co-Chair of the Board of the Global Fund for Women, a member of the Board of The Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the former Chair of the Board of the Greater NY Affiliate of the breast cancer charity, Susan G. Komen for the Cure. She is an equestrian. The Daily Pennsylvanian Living people 1969 births English economists British women economists JP Morgan

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texts: <mask> was an American journalist best known for his opposition to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the American entry into World War II. <mask> helped establish the America First Committee, which he abandoned when Pearl Harbor was attacked, to support the war effort. The Pearl Harbor advance-knowledge conspiracy theory was the first to be advanced by him. <mask> chose a career in journalism after graduating from Georgetown Law School. He was financial editor of the New York Globe after starting at the New Haven Register. He wrote articles for leading publications during the 1920s and 1930s. He was one of the best-known political commentators in the United States.<mask> was a left-winger with populist inclinations like Oswald Garrison Villard, a key figure in the Old Right. He supported Roosevelt but did not like the New Deal. He predicted in 1939 that Social Security would run out of money by 1970. <mask> opposed militarism at all stages of his career. He was an advisor to the 1934 Nye Committee, which investigated the role of the so-called "merchants of death" in leading to U.S. entry into World War I. <mask> broke with Roosevelt by 1936. He was already drawing comparisons between the centralist features of the New Deal on the one hand, and Mussolini's policies on the other.<mask> was one of the founding members of the non-interventionist America First Committee, which opposed America's entry into World War II. <mask> and the America Firsters accused FDR of lying when he claimed that he wanted to keep America out of the war, while in reality pursuing a number of increasingly militant policies to help Britain in every way possible, in violation of the neutrality treaties which had been passed by isolationist Senators earlier in <mask> quickly claimed a membership of 135,000 after becoming head of the New York City chapter. The nation's first peacetime draft, begun in 1940, was one of the policies Roosevelt rolled out to give

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texts: "all help short of war." America First mounted campaigns against them, on the grounds that each of them, in fact, did constitute war. America First gained enormous traction in a nation riven by conflicting wishes to support the British and stay out of the war, with 850,000 members within a year of its founding. In September 1941, <mask> organized a Senate subcommittee investigation into the movie studios for creating pro-British and pro-interventionist propaganda in more than 50 Hollywood films. <mask> wanted the America First Committee to abandon their support for the war effort after he heard about Pearl Harbor.<mask> was against New Deal progressivism because it was a "degenerate form of socialism and debased form of capitalism". In 1944 he wrote As We Go Marching, a sharp critique of the American drift toward statism of the fascist variety. It will not be a crusade against war. It will spread only because its leaders know how to locate the great springs of public opinion and desire and the streams of thought that flow from them, and it will appear in the robes of flaming patriotism. The danger is not so much in the would-be Fuhrers who may arise, but in the presence of the currents of hope and appetite. The war against fascists must begin there. The book warned of an alliance that was influencing U.S. foreign policy and satirized the view presented by advocates of foreign wars.We are always moving forward with high mission, a destiny imposed by the Deity to regenerate our victims, while incidentally capturing their markets, to civilise savage and senile and paranoid peoples, while blundering accidentally into their oil wells. <mask>'s 25-page document titled The Truth about Pearl Harbor was printed in its entirety on the front page of the October 22 Chicago Tribune in hopes of influencing the upcoming election. <mask> argued that Roosevelt and his inner circle had been scheming to provoke the Japanese into an attack on the

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texts: U.S. and thus provide a reason to enter the war since January 1941 and that the sanctions which the Roosevelt Administration had placed on Japan during that year were intended for that purpose. <mask> alleged that Pearl Harbor's able Navy and Army commanders were left without proper warning that conditions had deteriorated to this extent with Japan, so they would be caught off guard. <mask> distributed the article out of his office. This would be the beginning of the conspiracy theory. <mask> was working with the GOP for the 1944 presidential elections when he learned that Dewey had gotten hold of highly classified information that America had broken the Japanese naval code early in 1940.<mask> reasoned that FDR must have known in precise detail that the attack was coming and deliberately hid this information from the commanders in order to create an outraged demand for war. "The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor" ran as a front-page story in the Chicago Tribune and became a booklet printed and distributed by Merwin K. Hart's National Economic Council. <mask> became the chief investigator after his allegations led to a new congressional investigation. Two Republicans joined the Democrats on the committee to create a report that vindicated Roosevelt. The Japanese Naval Code was not broken until late May 1942, after the planned Japanese invasion of Midway Island. <mask> continued his opposition to interventionist foreign policies during the Cold War. He was an early critic of American involvement in the affairs of Indochina, and he maintained that sending US troops would only prove the case of the Communists against America.<mask> was an avid supporter of Senator Joseph McCarthy. <mask> had long ridiculed the idea that communism was a threat to America, dismissing American Communists as a small group of radicals who were too busy attacking each other to threaten democracy. He argued in As We Go Marching that the real threat was

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texts: fascists and that fighting communism in America was a waste of time. <mask> lived in a compound overlooking Little Neck Bay in New York for many years and used a building as a broadcasting studio. He was a friend of Mrs. James J. Corbett, the widow of boxing champion "Gentleman Jim" Corbett. <mask> was credited with helping to save New York City from financial ruin in the 70s. Publications articles about Edward L. Bernays.The Atlantic Monthly was published in May of 1932. The UN has two Rackets. pp. There were 368 books investments trusts that went wrong. Wall Street and the Security Markets. New York: New Republic in 1930. New York: Arno Press, 1975.Graft in Business was published in New York. There are more than 300 pages. The story of Rockefeller and his times is called God's Gold. New York: Brace & Company. A man is in the White House. Doubleday was in New York. The Story of Twelve Significant Fortunes from the Renaissance to the Present Day is called Men of Wealth.New York: Simon & Schuster. You should meet your congress. Doubleday, 1944, New York. As we march. Doubleday, 1944, New York. The Philadelphia, PA: Fireside Press was published in 1947. The myth of Roosevelt.The company was based in New York. Spanish: El Mito de Roosevelt Barcelona. America's Creeping Revolution is the topic of The Road Ahead. The Devin-Adair Publishing Company was founded in New York in 1949. New York: American Mercury is the second part of Communists and the New Deal. The story of Lattimore. The company was based in New York.Also available from Hathi Trust. There was a tragedy in Asia and who made it. The company was based in New York. America's Unknown War: The War We Have Not Begun to Fight America's Future was published in 1953. McCarthy's War on American Reds and the Story of those who opposed him. In 1954. The decline of the American Republic is discussed.The company was founded in New York in 1955. There are over 200 pages. Fifty million

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texts: Americans are looking for a party. 1955. There are book reviews of America's Day of Injustice. Rear admiral R. A<mask> wrote a review of The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor. May 1954.Thepp. The full issue is available. There is a truth about Pearl Harbor. The Great Britain: Strickland Press was published in 1945. The final secret of Pearl Harbor. An episode of The Thought Police is called Radical Bigotry. <mask><mask> was born in New York.The New York edition of The Smear Terror was written by <mask><mask>. There are 30 pages. The serial was published in the Chicago Tribune. Betrayal at Yalta. America's Future in 1955. The New Slavery for America America's Future was published in 1955. There are 15 pages.<mask><mask> responded to his critics. <mask><mask> was born in New York. Selected Essays of <mask><mask> were published. The Foundation for Economic Education was founded in New York. 199 pages. The Smear Terror of <mask><mask> was written by Kenneth M. Ellis. The Federation to Fight Fascists is No.On May 10, 1947. Raimondo and Justin. The Exemplar of the Old Right is <mask><mask>. The Journal of Libertarian Studies is a journal. 10, No. Fall 1992. Adam, young.A tribute to <mask><mask>. January 31, 2003 Happy Birthday, <mask><mask>. October 25, 2005. Jeff Riggenbach. <mask><mask> was a revisionist journalist. Mises Daily was published by the Ludwig von Mises Institute.The Ideological Odyssey of <mask><mask> was written by <mask>. Moser. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1978, Prophets on the Right: Profiles of Conservative Critics of American Globalism. New York: NYU Press. <mask><mask> is a member of the America First Committee. Arlington House was in New Rochelle, NY. External links to the <mask><mask> papers at the University of Oregon can be found here. The Ludwig von Mises Institute has an online archive.20th-century American male writers, 20th-century American non-fiction writers, and 20th-century American journalists all died in

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title: Professor Tanaka

texts: Professor <mask> was an American professional wrestler, professional boxer, college football player, soldier, actor, and martial artist who, in fighting rings, was also known as Charles J. Kalani Jr. The son of Charles J. and Christina Leong was born in Honolulu. Charlie started studying martial arts in 1939. He graduated from Iolani School in 1949. His wife said that Kenneth A. Bray kept him away from trouble because of his time on the football team. After graduating from high school, Kalani attended Weber Junior College, where he met his wife. They had three children together.He rose to the rank of sergeant after being drafted into the U.S. Army. In 1966 Kalani left the military and moved to Monterey, California. He worked with Professor John Chow-Hoon at the academy. Kalani was asked to wrestle by a San Francisco promoter. He threw salt in his opponents' eyes, a tactic that is most commonly associated with Japanese villain wrestlers. The stereotypical Japanese villain was played by Kalani with his martial arts knowledge. He had power skills, martial arts, and a feared Japanese submission hold.Mr. Fuji was the most famous tag team partner of Kalani. Freddie Blassie explored the relationship between the two Japanese heels in his book. He was the #1 contender to champion Bruno Sammartino during his time with the WWF. The WWF's owner at the time, Vince McMahon Sr., was requested by Sammartino to have someone from Australia come and work for him. In the first Madison Square Garden meeting, <mask> was disqualified for throwing salt. He was pinned by Sammartino in a second match six months later. The Garden

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texts: main evented twice with Gorilla Monsoon vs. Sammartino in tag matches and a year later with Sammartino and Victor Rivera in a Texas Death Match.There were other Garden matches, including victories over Dr. Bill Miller and Bobo Brazil. The International Tag Team Championship was lost at Madison Square Garden to Tony Marino and Victor Rivera. The team of <mask> and Fuji won three World Tag Team Championships, with The Grand Wizard as manager for the first two and Blassie as manager for the third. They won the belts from Sonny King and Chief Jay Strongbow at a House show. They lost the belts to Haystacks Calhoun and Tony Garea on May 30, 1973, again at a house show, but regained them on September 11, 1973, in Philadelphia, PA, before losing them again to Tony Garea and Dean Ho on November 14, 1973. Their third win came on September 27, 1977 at a Philadelphia house show when they defeated Tony Garea and Larry Zbyszko in a tournament final for the vacant belts, but they lost the title to Dominic DeNucci in Philadelphia. The third reign set a record for number of championship reigns which would be equalized by The Wild Samoans in 1983, Demolition in 1990, Money Inc. in 1993, The Quebecers in 1994 and The Smoking Gunns in 1996, but not bettered until The New Age Outlaws won a fourth reign inProfessor <mask> was featured in a television commercial for a brand of rice in Puerto Rico. Pat Morita was in a Colgate commercial. In the 1980's, he was seen as an extra in a few of David Lee Roth's music videos. By the early 1980s, Kalani's body could not handle the beatings in the ring anymore, and he moved into the film

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texts: world on a more permanent basis. His first film was 1981's An Eye for an Eye and his last was 1995's Hard Justice. He played a "stalker" named Subzero in The Running Man who uses a bladed hockey stick to slice his enemies limb from limb into quivering, bloody sushi. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure is one of the notable roles.In the early 1990s, <mask> was one of three semi-retired professional wrestlers who competed in a tug-of-war match with two other wrestlers against a group of children on the show Wild and Crazy Kids. Death Kalani died of heart failure. He was given a military funeral. An Eye for an Eye as "The Professor" and Little House on the Prairie as "Alden's Dilemma" aired first on December 6, 1982. It was sometimes used in other promotions. The Danzan-ryu Jujitsu Homepage has links to External


title: John Banzhaf

texts: <mask> III is an American public interest lawyer, legal activist and law professor at George Washington University Law School. Action on Smoking and Health was founded by him. He uses lawsuits as a way to promote what he believes is the public interest. Banzhaf was born in New York City. One of the three academically elite high-schools of the NYC Public School System was where he graduated at the age of 15. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering and Columbia Law School with a Juris Doctor. Career Banzhaf filed a complaint with the Maryland's Attorney Grievance Commission against Marilyn Mosby, the State's attorney of Baltimore, saying she did not have probable cause to charge six officers in the death of Freddie Gray.He compared her to Mike Nifong. The Copyright of computer software Banzhaf got an early start in legal advocacy. He was a student in law school when he was assigned to research and draft a note for the Columbia Law Review on whether computer programs and other software could be protected under U.S. copyright law. No computer program copyrights had ever been recognized, and the United States Patent Office had previously declined to grant any patents on software. Banzhaf wanted to register his programs on magnetic tape and printed form as part of his research. The validity of this new form of legal protection was recognized for the first time by the United States Copyright Office in 1964. He testified at a congressional hearing one year later that the long-awaited revision of US copyright law should explicitly recognize computer and data processing issues.In


title: John Banzhaf

texts: order to measure the power of voting blocs, Banzhaf studied the Nassau County Board's voting system, which allocated the total of 30 votes to its municipalities. There are 32 winning coalitions and 48 swing votes. The Banzhaf power index is an accepted way to measure voting power. The clinical-project format has been used in some of Banzhaf's law classes. Students are divided into teams to work on consumer problems. The suit against Spiro Agnew was one of the students' high-profile projects. Agnew was ordered to repay the state $248,700 in kickbacks and interest.Three students in Banzhaf's class started the project in 1976. Three Maryland residents were recruited by the students to carry the suit. Another Mcdonald's case attracted a lot of attention. One of Banzhaf's students, James Pizzirusso, won a class-action settlement of $12.5 million after he sued McDonald's for pre cooking their french fries in beef fat and not warning vegetarians and beef-avoiders about it. Banzhaf's tobacco work has been done through the non-profit group Action on Smoking and Health. WCBS-TV was asked by <mask>haf to provide air time for announcements against smoking. Banzhaf filed a complaint with the FCC after the station refused.The FCC's fairness doctrine requires broadcasters to give free air time to opposing views of public controversy. Banzhaf argued that tobacco advertisements were broadcasting only pro-smoking messages and that broadcasters should be required to show an equal number of anti-smoking messages. The FCC's fairness doctrine applied to the request for anti-smoking announcements. According to the FCC, the public should hear an anti-smoking


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texts: the sum after two unsuccessful appeals. Agnew tried to have this sum treated as tax-deductible. While President of the United States, Donald J. Trump appeared to violate three Georgia penal codes during a leaked and subsequently widely publicized phone call of January 2, 2021.The complaints resulted in two criminal investigations after the January 2, 2021, call. Banzhaf's advocacy has been criticized. The National Post wrote in 2006 that Banzhaf was the health-law strategist who destroyed the concept of personal responsibility when it came to smoking. Banzhaf was criticized for his Human Rights charges against the Catholic University of America, according to the Hartford Courant. The first lawsuit was about President <mask>. Garvey's decision to implement same sex dorms. Banzhaf filed a complaint with the DC Office of Human Rights claiming that Muslim students were being discriminated against because of lack of adequate prayer space. According to Banzhaf, the charge came as a response to a 2010 article in the student newspaper about Muslim students, in which no complaints were made.Adrian Brune wrote in American Lawyer that Banzhaf had had conflicts with the Frontiers of Freedom Institute, which operated a web site, banzhafwatch.com, with the slogan " Keeping an eye on the man who wants to sue America". Charles Paul Freund wrote an article for Reason in 2002. Kluger was critical of Banzhaf's leadership of the Action on Smoking and Health. The Banzhaf Power Index includes power index estimates for the 1990s. There is an electoral college. Lawyers from Washington, D.C. are alumni of the George Washington University Law School and the Columbia


title: Jane Reece (photographer)

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texts: Ohio, but she never revealed the exact date. She was one of four children who were born to William and Mary Ransomer. He was a prisoner of war during the American Civil War. She and her siblings were raised in reduced circumstances after his death. Her brother worked in the studio of Muntz and Pack. During his time there, he was listed as an "Artist-retoucher". When a serious illness forced her to abandon her painting in 1903, she claimed she only began to photograph in earnest.At the insistence of the nurse who cared for her, she took up photography at the home of relatives in Southern Pines, North Carolina. There are dozens of photographic portraits taken by her that appear to be from this period, and she was listed in the Dayton City Directory as having a "studio" in 1901-02. She opened a large photographic studio in Dayton, hoping the artistic name would help attract clients who wanted studio portraits, but within a year she recorded that she made. <mask>'s photographic style evolved from simple portraiture to a more artistic vision within a few years. Camera Notes and Camera Work were magazines that inspired her. The Poinsettia Girl is one of her best-known images. Eva Watson-Schtze's photograph The Rose was published in


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texts: translation of Rubaiyat, "Have drown'd my Glory in a shallow Cup/And sold my Reputation for a Song." While in Los Angeles, she became ill and spent the rest of her life there. She entered into the most significant period of her career when she returned to Dayton. She received international recognition and awards for her work during the 1920s and early 1930s. She incorporated a variety of different styles in her work, one of the reasons for her success."<mask> was a scavenger of styles, finding ideas both in portraiture and for salon work in Naturalists, Symbolist, and on occasion, Cubist art," Naomi said. Susan Talbot-Stanaway, Director of the Zanesville (Ohio) Museum of Art, which holds about 70 of <mask>'s photographs, said she loved to create "carefully constructed little stories" in her images. Some of her most striking photographs were created in 1922, when she took negatives of dancer Harry Losée and used them to create bold, geometric lighting patterns reminiscent of later work by Man Ray. During this time, he was experimenting with short films. Due to her increased fame in the 1920s, <mask> was engaged to take portraits of many artists and celebrities of the time, including Count and Countess Ilya Tolstoy, Jan Kubelik,

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texts: Margaret Woodrow Wilson, Herman Sachs, Robert Frost, and Helen Keller. She was in demand for many international exhibitions after visiting Europe. During the three-year period from 1928 to 1930 her photographs were included in at least 65 salon and exhibitions, including major shows in New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Paris, London, Prague, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Toronto, Edinburgh, Madrid and Antwerp.In the mid-1930s, <mask>'s eyesight began to fail and she began to produce less and less. She said at the age of 76 that she was giving up photography because of her silent ears. She was honored with one-person shows at the Carmel Art Institute and the Dayton Art Institute. By the 1950s, the 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110


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texts: retrospectives of her work. Brannick, John A. <mask> and her cars. The history of photography. The first issue of Vol 13, No 1 was published in Jan-Mar 1989. Fulton with Bonnie Yochelson and Kathleen A. Erwin.The Clarence H. White School of Photography was founded. NY: Rizzoli. Naomi, Rosenblum. There is a history of women photographers. Abbeville Press was published in 1994. The Museum of Art in San Francisco. Women of Photography: An Historical Survey was written by women.The San Francisco Museum of Art has a collection of photographs. The National Museum of Women in the Arts has a database of the deaths and births of American women


title: Bernard B. Fall

texts: <mask>. During the 1950s and 1960s, <mask> was a war correspondent, historian, political scientist, and expert. After Germany's annexation, he moved with his family to France, where he fought for the French Resistance at the age of sixteen, and later the French Army during World War II. He first came to the United States in 1950 for graduate studies at Syracuse University. He traveled to Southeast Asia frequently to learn about changes and their societies. He predicted the failures of France and the United States in Vietnam because of their tactics and lack of understanding of the societies. He was killed by a landmine in 1967.<mask> was born in Vienna, Austria to Jewish parents. When Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany, his family moved to France. His father aided the French Resistance after France fell to Germany. The Gestapo tortured and killed <mask>. His mother was deported. She was never heard from again. At the age of sixteen, <mask> followed in his father's footsteps and joined the French Resistance, where he fought the Germans in the Alps.After France was liberated in 1944, <mask> joined the French Army. He was awarded a medal for his service. <mask> investigated Krupp Industries as an analyst for the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal after World War II. <mask> attended the University of Paris from 1948 to 1949 and the University of Munich from 1949 to 1950. After completing his studies in Europe, <mask> traveled to the United States in 1950 and studied at the University of Maryland. <mask> received a master's degree in political science at Syracuse University in 1952 and a PhD in 1955. <mask> was encouraged by one of his professors to study in India due to his

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texts: French heritage.<mask> traveled to Vietnam in 1953 when the First Indochina War was being fought between the Viet Minh and French Union forces. <mask> was allowed to accompany French soldiers and pilots into enemy territory because of his French citizenship. <mask> predicted that the French would fail in Vietnam. <mask> claimed that the United States was partly to blame for France's loss in the Battle of Dien Bien Phu. <mask> believed that the United States did not support France as much as they could have. <mask> returned to the United States and married Winer, a Syracuse University graduate, in 1954. He became an assistant professor at American University in 1955.He taught international relations courses at Howard University in Washington. <mask> was a full professor at Howard until his death. <mask> returned to the region five more times to study developments firsthand. The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization gave <mask> a grant to study communism in Southeast Asia. He used it to document the rise of communist activity. The fall was interested in the tensions between North Vietnam and South Vietnam. <mask> was invited to interview Ho Chi Minh and Phm Vn ng in Vietnam while teaching at the Royal Institute of Administration in Cambodia.<mask> was told by Ho Chi Minh that communism would prevail in South Vietnam in a decade's time. One who spoke the soldier's language and shared soldiers' lives at the front line was <mask>, a political scientist. While slogging through the mud of Vietnam with French colonial troops and American infantrymen, he obtained his data on the war. The grunt's perspective of the war was combined with academic analysis by him. He supported the

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title: Bernard B. Fall

texts: American military presence in South Vietnam because he believed it could stop the country from falling to communism. Fall became more pessimistic about the U.S.'s chances of success during the Vietnam conflict. If it didn't learn from France's mistakes, it would fail in Vietnam.<mask> wrote a lot of articles about the situation in Vietnam and his ideas on the Vietnam War. <mask>'s research was considered valuable by many U.S. diplomats and military officials, but his negative opinions were often not taken seriously. <mask> concluded that the U.S. forces in Vietnam were losing. The FBI began to monitor his activities after <mask>'s dire predictions. <mask>'s writing about the Vietnam War has been appreciated by many. Noam Chomsky has called <mask> the most respected analyst and commentator on the Vietnam War. <mask>'s death was caused by retroperitoneal fibrosis, which resulted in the loss of a kidneys and colon.His condition made him feel fatalism as he left for his final trip to Vietnam. <mask> and Sergeant Highland were killed when <mask> stepped on a Bouncing Betty land mine while they were with the 1st Battalion 9th Marines. "We've reached one of our phase lines after the firefight and it smells bad, meaning it's a little bit suspicious," he said in his last words, captured on a tape recorder. His wife and three daughters were by his side. The medical library at the main civilian hospital in Da Nang was named after <mask>. His name is on the Fall Memorial Medical Library. The French Liberation medal was given by the United States Department of Defense.The editor. The year 1967. There are books about <mask>, as well as a list of journalists killed and missing in the

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title: Judith Lorber

texts: <mask> is Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies at The CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. She is a key player in the formation and transformation of gender studies. She wants to de-gender the social world. <mask> was involved in Sociologists for Women in Society. She developed and taught some of the first courses in the sociology of gender, women's studies, and feminist theory at Brooklyn College and the Graduate School. She was the Chair of the Sex and Gender Section of the American Sociological Association from 1992 to 1993 and was awarded the Jessie Bernard Award in 1996 in recognition of scholarly work that has enlarged the horizons of sociology to encompass fully the role of women in society. She received an M.A. after graduating from Queens College.In 1971 they received their degrees from New York University. She taught courses in women's studies at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate School until she retired in 1995. She lives in New York. <mask> was the sister of her. The main perspective of <mask>'s work has been social construction, the idea that in social interaction, people produce their identities and statuses, and at the same time, reproduce the structure and constraints of their social world. This perspective looks at illnesses as social states in which norms and expectations for behavior will emerge from the interaction of patients and health-care workers with each other and with family members, friends, and co-workers. <mask> and Roberta Satow were interviewing psychiatrists, social workers, and indigenous paraprofessionals in a ghetto mental health center on issues of cultural congruity

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texts: with patients and the stratification of prestige and work assignments.In 1997 <mask> published her last work on gender and health care, Gender and the Social Construction of Illness. Rowman and Littlefield published a second edition of her and Lisa Jean Moore's book in 2002. The book shows that because gender is embedded in the economy, the family, politics, and the medical and legal systems, it is a major factor in the behavior of patients and health care professionals. She co-authored Gendered Bodies: Feminist Perspectives with Lisa Jean Moore. The first and second editions of the book were published by Oxford University Press. The transformation of the body through gendered social practices is the overall perspective. Her work on women physicians, which culminated in Women Physicians: Careers, Status, and Power, published in 1984 as well as a series of papers published from 1981 to 1987, was a logical combination of her feminism and medical sociology.She showed how the difficulties women physicians encountered in their career advancement when compared to a matched sample of men physicians were the result of the processes of sponsorship and patronage in the informal organization of the medical profession. She expanded the analysis of the informal structure of the medical profession to include women who were entering medical school in large numbers. One of the physicians that <mask> met in the course of her work on women physicians, Florence Haseltine, set her on the road to her next research project. She found that couples shaped their experiences through their behavior with clinic staff and other caretakers and with each other, creating meaning and

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texts: some sense of control for themselves. In male infertility, where the woman is fertile but the man isn't, <mask> applied a feminist analysis. The woman appears to be in a strong position, but the man's dominance in the gender politics of the family gives him an advantage. The feminist, ethical, and medical implications of this research were explored in the late 1980s."Beyond Equality of the Sexes: The Question of the Children" and "Dismantling Noah's Ark" were both written by <mask>. She became the founding editor of gender and society in 1987. The papers, linguistic style, and emerging themes were shaped by <mask>. The journal is the main source of finances for SWS. The Social Construction of Gender was edited by her and Susan Farrell. <mask> made a significant contribution to gender studies by writing her own book that has since become a bible and mandatory reading in women's studies classes. Sex, sexuality, and gender are all socially constructed but that gender is the overarching category that organizes almost all areas of social life.Body and sexuality are gendered, which is a social institution that establishes patterns of expectations for individuals, orders the social processes of everyday life, and is also an entity. <mask>'s approach to gender is unusual and masterful. A generation of graduate students in the United States and other countries have been influenced by the translation of Paradoxes into Italian and German. The first chapter, "Night to His Day: The Social Construction of Gender," has been widely anthologized, as has a paper based on the second chapter, "Believing is Seeing: Biology as Ideology." The fifth edition of Gender

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texts: Inequalities: Feminist Theories and Politics was published in 2012 by Oxford University Press. 35 years of feminist thought sums it up. Revisioning Gender was published in 1999.A collection of original essays in different areas of social research have been changed by the use of gender as a conceptual framework. She co-edited the Handbook of Gender and Women's Studies with Mary Evans and Kathy Davis. <mask> wrote in "Beyond the Binaries: Depolarizing the Categories of Sex, Sexuality, and Gender" that sociological data would be more accurate if it used more. She wrote "Crossing Borders and Erasing Boundaries: Paradoxes of Identity Politics" in 1999. According to <mask>, we should imagine a social world that is not organized by gender. She wrote about this idea in Feminist Theory in 2000. The idea of a world without gender is one of the ideas put together in breaking the bowls.W.W.Norton published it in 2005. At the 2012 American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, <mask> gave an invited presentation, "Gender Equality: Utopian and Realistic." She also presented an invited paper, "Toward a World Beyond Gender: A Utopia." She has written and given presentations about the female lead in a popular trilogy. The most pervasive of which are 'female' and'male' and'men' are the bodies that have been transformed by social practices. <mask> states that neither sex nor gender are pure categories and that each individual body does not always fit into its own category. Lorber divides the genders into male and female categories, she argues that some women do not have ovary and Uteri, that some men cannot produce sperm, and that menopause differentiates menstruating

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texts: women for those who do not. She uses competitive sports to demonstrate the pre-determined social classifications surrounding gender in our society as she discusses the blurred lines surrounding individual bodies within their gender categories.<mask> argues that the pre-determined societal beliefs surrounding gender have turned competitive sports into a way for men to legitimize aggression and create their masculine identity. <mask> believes that the female sex in competitive sports takes a "secondary status" to male sports. The example of basketball is what <mask> uses to confirm her belief. The female secondary status is tied to assumptions about women's health. <mask> believes that rules in women's sports, rules in sporting competition, and how women are treated in sporting competition are influenced by this assumption. The economical barriers oppressing the female sex are connected by <mask>. Competitive sports are no longer just a social construct, but an economic, political, and ideological issue developed by those who define and profit from competitive sports.<mask> continues to talk about the social boundaries created by gender using technology. When computers first came into use, office jobs involving them were given to women, as it appeared to be a clerical duty. It wasn't until computers became complex and intellectually demanding that they became the domain of men. The entry of women into the computer field in the 1970s and 1980s was limited to the lower paid specialties, as programing was split into more and less skilled specialties by the 1960s. Women will do more menial tasks, where men will control the industry. <mask> describes how this

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title: Judith Lorber

texts: has influenced young people, for example we see more young men and boys playing computer games and getting involved in computer clubs. We are furthering women's natural disadvantage with computers by allowing boys to get more education and comfort with computers than girls.There is a pattern of male control over technology in cars. A man will almost always be the more frequent driver in a couple. <mask> asks us to consider in different contexts what a vehicle can mean. The mobility given to women by driving is described by her. In parts of the United States not served by public transportation, feminists used motorcades and speaking from cars as campaign tactics. The sense of liberation felt by many women when they first experienced driving was described by <mask>. This gendering of who a driver can be does limit women's options in the world more than we consider when we see the male in a couple taking the wheel.The paradoxes of human nature are discussed by <mask>. She says that gendered people emerge from the exigencies of the social order. <mask> points out that the diversity of humans could be categorized, regrouped and broken up into different ways of comparison than the traditional sex differentiation ignores the real issues of who is truly like whom. She argues that the categorization of the male and female is not affected by the problem of basing knowledge on presumptions of gender differences. One can find what they are looking for when they use the conventional categorization of gender. Lorber states, "whether it is that women and men are 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609-

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title: Judith Lorber

texts: 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- In 1996 <mask> Lorber received the American Sociological Association's Jessie Bernard Career Award for her scholarly work that has enlarged the horizons of sociology to encompass fully the role of women in society.She holds several international visiting professorships. She was a lecturer at Bar Ilan University and a researcher in Israel. She was a guest professor at bo Akademi in 1996. In 1997 she held the Marie Jahoda International Visiting Professorship of Feminist Studies. In the last few years, she has been a Visiting Professor at the University of Dortmund, Germany, the Carl von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg, Germany, and the Bar Ilan University. <mask> was invited and has given conference presentations in almost every state in the US, and she has had two Eastern Sociological Society Lectureships, one in 1981 and the other in 1996. She presented her work at conferences in China, Africa, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Israel, the U.K., Ireland, France, Germany, and Switzerland.A number of books have been published by Lorber. With Lisa Jean Moore. New York: Oxford. Feminism and politics are covered in the fifth edition of Gender Inequality: Feminist Theories and Politics. New York: Oxford. The breaking of the bowls is about gendering and feminist change. W.W.Norton was in New York.The Social Construction of Illness is a second ed. With Lisa Jean Moore.

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title: Ron Anderson (basketball, born 1958)

texts: <mask> is a retired American professional basketball player who played for the Philadelphia 76ers. His son played for South Florida after transferring from Kansas State. <mask> began his college basketball career at Santa Barbara City College, but after graduating from Chicago's Bowen High School, he played college basketball at Fresno State. <mask> was selected in the second round of the 1984 NBA draft. <mask> started playing in the league at the age of 26 after four years in college. He was a member of the Indiana Pacers, Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Nets, and Washington Bullets during his ten seasons in the NBA. He scored in double figures in four of the five seasons he spent in Philadelphia, with his best season coming in 1988–89, when he averaged 16.2 points per game.<mask> finished his NBA career with 7,056 points (10.6 average), 2,312 rebound ( 3.5) and 952 assists. He played for Montpellier Basket and Angers BC 49 in the French and Israeli professional leagues before retiring at the age of 41. He played for the Atlantic City Seagulls. In 1995 he was the top scorer in France's Pro A top division. He was slowed down by an injury and a failed knee operation. <mask> married and started a family in France. He played for the basketball team of La Séguinire and helped them win the French third division in 2003 and the second division in 2004.<mask> was a member of the Athletic Hall of Fame. He scored 23 points in a game against Tourcoing in France's second division at the age of 51. He announced his final retirement at the age of 52, with his team sending him off at his last home game. <mask> is a resident of New Jersey. The Montpellier Paillade Basket players are from New Jersey.

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title: Helen Maroulis

texts: <mask> is an American freestyle wrestler who competes in the women's 55 kilogram and 57 kilogram categories. She won a gold medal at the World Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2015, and a gold medal at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2011. She was the first American to win a gold medal in women's freestyle wrestling at the Olympics. The daughter of Paula and Yiannis "John" <mask> was born in Rockville, Maryland. Her father is from Greece. As a freshman at Magruder High School, she became the first female wrestler to place at the Maryland state wrestling championships and was named Most Outstanding Wrestler of a tournament after pinning the senior boy who had won that title the year before. She joined the Missouri Baptist University women's wrestling team in Saint Louis, Missouri, before moving to compete for Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada.<mask> was a three-time Junior World medalist at the age-group level. She is training at the U.S. Olympic Education Center. Her grandparents came to the United States from the Greek island of Kalamos. After her victory at Rio, <mask> visited her father's island and received an award from the local community. At the 2016 Rio Olympics, <mask> defeated Saori Yoshida to win a gold medal. The United States had never won an Olympic gold medal in women's wrestling. She attributes a lot of her success to the coaching of Kalika.In the finals of the 58-kilogram/128-pound weight class,

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texts: Marwa Amri of Tunisia was beaten by an 11-0 technical fall by <mask>, who had won her third consecutive gold medal at the world championships or Olympics. The Pro Wrestling League had a match on January 16, 2018). The defending world and Olympic champion was knocked out in the first round by Alyona Kolesnik. There was a serious head injury that led to the defeat. The injury caused <mask> to delay her world team qualification match, and limited her live sparring prior to the event. She only returned to live practice about 10 days before her rescheduled series because she was limited by the injury. After losing to Risako Kawai of Japan in the semifinals, <mask> won a bronze medal in the Tokyo Summer Olympics 2020.She became the first wrestler in women's wrestling for the U.S.A. to win two Olympic medals. The Ivan Yariguin Grand Prix was won by <mask> as her opponent was sick. Match results! colspan is about the World Championships and Olympics. Res. Record! It's Opponent!Score! Date! There is an event. There is a location. The background is white, the loss is 26-7, and the align is left. The background is white and the align is left by Marwa Amri. The background is white, the align is left, and the style is 81%.The background is white, the Win is 16/6, the align is left, and the style is 81%. The background is white and the alignment is left and right. The background is white, the loss is 9-5, and the fall is 88%. The background is white with Saori Yoshida in

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title: Rohff

texts: 2005 he was sentenced to four years of imprisonment, three of which were suspended for firing a gun at two people at the exit of a nightclub in Ivry-sur-Seine. He was not in jail. On July 21, 2007, he participated with Kery James and some friends in a fight with MC Jean Gab'1, following the latter's release of "J't'emmerde". On the night of July 23, 2007, <mask> was arrested by the police in Barbusse, Joinville-le-Pont, for carrying a gun and threatening his little brother. The man was put in custody in Villejuif the next day.He was sentenced on July 26, 2007, for possession of weapons. He was in the prison. He was released from prison on November 27, 2007, after the concert of 50 Cent in Bercy. He was on parole for several months. Unkt, the brand of the rapper Booba, was distributed in a store in the 1st arrondissement of Paris in the late afternoon of April 21, 2014. One of the shop workers was beaten up by the gang that wrecked the store. After being caught on camera, the rapper surrendered himself to the French police along with his lawyer.He admitted to the investigators that he had shot the victim. <mask> was taken into custody as a result of this assault. His wife filed a complaint against him at the police station of Saint-Maur-des-Fossés. Maeva Anissa was a

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title: Rohff

texts: former companion of <mask>. His wife said her family told her to drop the charges because she didn't want her son to have a dad in jail. The man was released on September 29. On October 27, 2017, he was sentenced to five years in prison for "aggravated violence", as a result of the charges against him regarding the assault in Unkt three years earlier.He was sentenced to 5 years in prison after the court of appeals confirmed his guilt. He was released after serving part of his sentence. He was released from the device on February 24, 2020. Number 1 sur l'album d'Admiral T, Toucher l'horizon 2007 is a song by Big Ali. Humphrey - "Dans la minute" and Mesrine <mask> - "La hagra du rap franais" were used in the film. 4 Vérités sur l'album d'Amy & Bushy, 1 Life Amy et Bushy. Attends sur l'album d'Amy & Bushy, 1 Life.There is a song by La Fouine. Passe leur le salam is a song from the album de La Fouine. You should keep an eye on this Dj Abdel feat. Evolution Six Coups MC - Number One, sur l'album de DJ Abdel. J'vais T'faire Une Bosse is a song from the album de Six Coups MC. C'est la mif sur l'album de TLF, OVNI TLF. OVNI TLF is on the album de TLF.OVNI Sultan is featured in Street Célébration sur l'album de TLF. There are External links on the official site of the album de


title: Ernst Tillich

texts: He was a German theologian. He spent a lot of his time in state custody, including more than three years in the concentration camp. The "Combat Group against Inhumanity", a US funded militant campaigning anti-communist organisation, based in West Berlin, supported resistance to the one-party dictatorship that had established. Marienwerder is a midsized country town in West Prussia. His father was a judge. A close relative achieved eminence as a philosopher. After completing his education at the Steglitz "Grammar School" on the south side of Berlin, he went on to study theology at universities in Berlin, Bonn and Tbingen.He became an assistant and a vicar in the Community of the Confessing Church at Kleinmachnow, on the edge of Berlin, after the first stage of his theology exams. He was a member of one of the student groups. The world alliance for international church friendship held a conference on the island of Fan in 1934. He left the church because of his immoral lifestyle. The Gestapo arrested <mask> in October 1936. The pastor was arrested a month later. The foreign press was suspected of getting a draft of a memo addressed to Hitler from the Confessing Church.Two decades later the East German propaganda machine would describe <mask>'s activity as "trading in news" with foreign news services. He spent more than three years in solitary confinement in the Gestapo prison at Berlin's Alexander-Platz. He was conscripted for military service early in 1942 and spent the rest of the war in Belgium and The Netherlands. The

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texts: war ended in May 1945. Germany was divided into military occupation zones, which were allocated between the winning states. The part of East Prussia where <mask> was born was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Instead of returning to Berlin, he became a Youth Officer in Frstenfeldbruck in the US occupation zone, and later became chairman of the district council.After returning to Berlin, he became active in the field of social policy and joined the editorial board of a new political magazine. The leadership team of the West Berlin based KgU "Combat Group against Inhumanity" had a new member in March 1950. Other leaders included Gnther Birkenfeld, Peter Lorenz, and Albrecht Tietze. According to one source, the group's US secret service sponsors instructed the founder of the group to recruit <mask> as the group's political advisor. He became the leader in 1951. The group gained a reputation, which East German propaganda encouraged, for hatching blood


title: Collin Brooks

texts: "CB", as he was known, was a British journalist, writer, and broadcaster. The Manchester Press Agency was founded in 1913. He was awarded the Military Cross as a 2nd Lieutenant in the British Army. He worked for many newspapers after the war and became chairman and editor of Truth for 12 years. He was involved in Any Questions and The Brains Trust for the British Broadcasting Corporation. He was the son of <mask> and the daughter of Thomas Harrison, a descendant of Colonel Thomas Harrison of Cromwell's New Model Army. He was born in the north of England and spent seven years in formal education before becoming an accountant.The Manchester Press Agency was founded in 1913. Before World War I began, his father and mother died, and on Christmas Eve 1915, his mother died as well. Their son married two weeks later, and the couple had five children, including a journalist who wrote a number of detective books. After a period of driving tanks in the British Army, they were transferred to the machine gun corps. He was awarded the Military Cross for his devotion to duty during the attack on the Piave. The officer led his guns forward under heavy shell and machine gun fire. He formed a defensive flank after arriving at the objective and in spite of heavy casualties he kept his position.The coolness and energy of this officer was a fine example to the men under him. The teams were weakened by rifle fire. Further support on the left boundary line is requested. Local resistance is being quickly overcome. Our line was badly broken by initial resistance and by natural features. The next report states that nine men were wounded and that he took over C. ARAGIOTTO at 11:00. After his war service, he became more involved in politics and journalism.He joined the Yorkshire Post in 1923 and moved to the London office in 1928. There was a move to


title: Alan Constable

texts: <mask> is an Australian artist well known for his ceramic sculptural depictions of photographic cameras. He has worked from his Northcote-based studio at Arts Project Australia since 1991, gaining critical success as a multi-disciplinary artist proficient in a wide variety of media. He had a solo exhibition of his work, Clay Cameras, at the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne in 2009, which featured works from his series of ceramic cameras. The National Gallery of Victoria acquired 13 works from this series and displayed them in their blockbuster exhibition of contemporary art, Melbourne Now, in the same year. <mask> was born in Australia. His fascination with light and love of cameras began at the age of eight, when he would construct intricate replicas of cameras, made from cereal cartons and glue. The early interest in cameras, objects that are reliant on vision to find, frame and capture an image, is not without irony, due to the fact that <mask> is both legally blind and deafness.He began working at Arts Project Australia (APA), an organisation devoted to supporting and promoting artists with an intellectual disability, after participating in his first group exhibition in 1987. The studio program

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texts: at APA gave <mask> access to fine art materials and informal tuition, even though he had no formal training. He participated in his first international group exhibitions in the USA and Belgium in 1995 after starting his work at APA. He is one of the key figures within the Outsider Art category in Australia due to his lack of formal training and disability. He has been included in Outsider Art exhibitions and fairs in both Australia and the USA. His work has achieved critical success in the Australian contemporary art institution and his first solo exhibition occurred at Helen Gory Galerie in 2009. The exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria was followed by a solo exhibition in Los Angeles and an exhibition at the Museum of Everything in the Netherlands.<mask> uses expired books and magazines to create his drawings and paintings, which are typically depictions of landscapes, solitary figures and animals. He uses his limited sight to focus on a single aspect of a scene or subject in his ceramic works. David Hurlston is the Curator of Australian Art at the NGV. The National Gallery of Victoria, The Museum of Everything, UK Broken Hill Regional Gallery Collection, and Manningham Art Gallery are all in

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title: Wang Zhi (pirate)

texts: One of the chiefs of the wokou pirates prevalent during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor was known as <mask>. The head of a pirate syndicate stretching across the East and South China Seas was originally a salt merchant. He is credited with spreading European firearms throughout East Asia and with leading the first Europeans to reach Japan in 1543. He was blamed for the ravages of the Jiajing wokou raids in China, for which he was executed in 1560, while trying to negotiate a relaxation of the Ming maritime prohibitions. In present-day Huangshan City, <mask> is a native of She County. His father's Wng was different from his mother's Wng. Some sources refer to him as Wng <mask>  instead of Wng Zhi  because of his mother's surname.<mask> became a salt merchant after being able to get access to the Ming government's salt monopoly. Despite amassing considerable wealth from the salt trade, he was forced to seek his fortune in the southern province of Guangdong after his business failed. Due to the lack of regulation on maritime trade in Guangdong, <mask> and his associates were able to build great seaworthy junks, which they used to carry goods such as saltpeter, silks, and cotton to the markets of Southeast Asia and Japan. He became acquainted with the Portuguese after they captured Malacca in 1511. Private sea trade was banned from the beginning of the Ming dynasty, which made <mask>'s dealings with the foreigners illegal. Under the prohibition, all maritime trade was to be conducted through the officially sanctioned "tribute trade", in which foreign states presented tributes to the Chinese

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texts: court, acknowledged themselves as vassals of the Ming, and received gifts as a sign of imperial favour. The trade was inadequate to the demands of the markets, both domestic and foreign, since the Ming had strict rules about how often a vassal could come to present tribute.The demand that was unmet by the officially sanctioned trade was provided by <mask>'s smuggled goods. One of the first times Europeans set foot in Japan was when <mask> and a group of Portuguese men sailed to Tanegashima, a Japanese island to the southeast of Kyushu. According to the Japanese records of this event, <mask> was a Confucian scholar who was able to communicate with the local Japanese by writing Chinese characters in the sand, since China and Japan shared the same written script at the time. The strange appearance of the Portuguese caused a local sensation, and they were brought before the lord of the island. The young lord's interest was drawn towards the matchlocks that the Portuguese were carrying, and <mask> acted as an interpreter for the Portuguese to explain the workings of the guns. The wars of the Sengoku period were intensified by the use of the guns that were quickly copied. The guns were named after the island.The introduction of Portuguese matchlocks to Japan increased the demand for saltpeter, a vital ingredient in gunpowder. Chinese and Siamese saltpeter was brought into Japan and other goods while transporting Japanese sulfur to Siam. He gained a reputation among the foreign countries and became immensely wealthy. The lack of an effective central authority made <mask> free to enter patronage

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texts: agreements with the regional daimy who wielded actual control over territories during Japan's civil war. <mask>hi settled on Fukue Island after negotiating with the Uku clan of the Got Islands. There was a Chinatown across the river from the Uku clan's castle. The lord Matsura Takanobu patronage of the residence in Hirado was enjoyed by <mask>.The Portuguese used to send their "black ship" to Hirado almost every year until Nagasaki was established. The heads of a pirate syndicate based in Shuangyu, who were also natives of <mask>'s home She County, joined the Shuangyu syndicate in 1544. <mask> rose to become their financial supervisor after they noticed his experience and ability in trade. They made him commander of the armed fleet and a member of the council on military affairs. A Japanese ship on an unofficial tribute mission to China passed by Tanegashima and landed in the Chinese port city of Ningbo, thanks to <mask>'s connection with Japan. <mask> was able to convince the emissaries to barter their goods in nearby Shuangyu because the Japanese ship did not carry the proper documents. The leader of the Xu brothers was encouraged by <mask> to send his own ships to Japan.The primary port for Japanese traders in China was Shuangyu. As <mask>'s enterprise grew, he started hiring Japanese fighters to protect his cargo from rival pirate gangs and the Ming navy, and eventually to defeat other pirates and integrate his followers into his own consortium. The local residents of Shuangyu were willing to help the pirates because of the wealth they brought to the island. They melted copper coins

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texts: to make shot, used saltpeter to make gunpowder, iron to make swords and guns, and leather to make their weapons. They gave women and pledged their own children because of their admiration for the pirates. Many young people joined <mask>'s group. The illegal trade and piratical activities at Shuangyu were disapproved of by the court.In June 1548, a fleet under the veteran general Zhu Wan destroyed Shuangyu and filled its harbour with stones, rendering it useless. <mask> was able to escape Shuangyu with the help of the summer monsoon winds. <mask> assumed control of the syndicate that was left behind by Xu Dong after he fled overseas. There was no opposition to <mask>'s rise to leadership because he already had control of the fleet and treasury. The destruction of Shuangyu disrupted the system of illegal trade that used to be centered around the port, and some became pirates in the process. <mask> re-established himself at Ligang and continued expanding his consortium. He used his son's knowledge of the use of Portuguese cannons to fit his ships with cannons.In 1551, he led a coalition of merchant-pirates to destroy his rival. <mask>'s supremacy in the China seas was assured after Chen Sipan was defeated. It was said that no ship could sail without <mask>'s banner. <mask> wanted the government to lift the maritime prohibition in order to legitimize his trade and keep the peace on the coast. He collaborated with the officials. Despite these efforts, the Ming authorities tightened the restrictions later in 1551 by banning fishing boats from going out to sea, and <mask> only received 100

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texts: shoulder-loads of rice for his trouble. The pirate fleets were sent to loot the Chinese coast after <mask> dumped the rice into the sea.The military general Yu Dayou was sent to remove <mask> from Ligang in 1553. <mask> went to Japan. <mask> established himself on the Got Islands and Hirado, where he had previously established himself with the help of the local daimy. There was a man dressed in royal colors who was surrounded by standard-bearers. <mask> owned hundreds of ships and had up to 2,000 workers in Hirado. <mask>'s influence in Japan grew beyond his bases on the Got Islands and Hirado as he established contact with hegemons like the tomo clan of Bungo and the uchi clan of Yamaguchi, and his associates were embedded in the court of the Sats Gathering desperados from all over Japan and mixing them into his predominantly Chinese bands, <mask> sent out pirate fleets to raid the coast of the mainland from his island bases.The raids became known as the Jiajing wokou raids because they were called wokou. The wokou attacks began as raids on coastal settlements to get provisions and goods for trade, then returned to their ships and left. A pirate raid could number hundreds of ships, defeat garrisons, and besiege district seats. The coastal cities from Korea to Guangdong were affected. <mask> might have hoped that a show of force by the government would lead to the legalization of private overseas trade, while he always maintained that he never led a raid in person. The Jiajing Emperor ordered for <mask>'s capture, dead or alive, as he was considered the ringleader of the destruction on


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texts: the coast. In July 1542, Hu Zongxian was assigned to deal with the wokou problem.Hu Zongxian was open to liberalizing trade in order to put an end to piracy. Hu Zongxian sent envoys to Japan to ask for assistance from Japanese authorities and to establish contact with <mask> to convince him to surrender. He released <mask>'s family from prison and had them moved to his headquarters under his care and supervision as a sign of goodwill. The envoys on the Got Islands were told that there was no single authority in Japan that could stop the Japanese pirates. They were offered to fight other pirates in return for a pardon of their crimes and permission to present a tribute if their trade was legalized. The imperial court in Beijing responded with skepticism and indignation after Hu Zongxian relayed the message. The court did not object to <mask>'s offer to fight the pirates on their behalf, and soon Mao Haifeng started clearing pirate nest on Zhoushan Island.During the meeting on the Got Islands, <mask> warned that a pirate leader was on his way to raid China, but he was not able to stop him in time. Peace efforts were put on hold as Hu Zongx 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: by the authorities, who were worried about offending his followers. The weapon was widely used in China after Hu Zongxian asked <mask> to help make matchlocks. In February of next year, <mask> had <mask> put in prison, where he was still given the luxuries of books and healthy foods. When the death sentence was handed down on January 22, 1560, <mask> was hopeful for a pardon. He arrived at the execution grounds in a palanquin, but didn't realize he was going to be executed. He held his son in his arms and cried, "Never have I imagined that I would be executed here!"He was beheaded by an audience. His wife and children were slaves. The wokou raids continued until 1567 after Hu Zongxian's hostage was dismembered. <mask> left a difficult legacy, as he was at the same time a merchant who fostered maritime trade and a "pirate king" who was at the top of a violent enterprise. After <mask>'s death, his name was used as a tool to malign political opponents. Hu Zongxian was forced to retire after he was accused of being too friendly with <mask> Song was involved in a plan to overthrow the dynasty with the remnants of <mask>'s pirate gang.Hu Zongxian, who was implicated in the matter, died in prison. According to the History of Ming, the Japanese invasions of Korea from 1592 to 1598 were connected to <mask>'s gang, who were said to have feared the Japanese "as if they were tigers". <mask>'s reputation as a pirate and a rebel continued to the present day in China, with some calling him a race traitor for collaborating with Japanese pirates. In Fukue and Hirado, <mask> is remembered as a

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texts: Sino-Japanese figure of trade instead of a pirate. Chinese-style hexagonal wells from <mask>'s time were preserved in Fukue and Hirado, and a Chinese temple in Fukue was rebuilt. The start of the Nanban trade in Japan and a period of prosperity in Hirado can be traced back to <mask> bringing the Portuguese to the city. A statue of <mask>, along with statues of early Europeans who came to Hirado, were placed on the road leading to the local history museum, as well as a stone stele on the site where <mask>'s mansion used to be.In 2005, a professor and a teacher from the Nanjing Normal University smashed a monument stele to the tomb of <mask> in Huangshan City. The tomb was built using donations from a Japanese group in order to promote friendship between Fukue and Huangshan. The vandals said they were justified in defacing the tomb because the Japanese had disrespected China by building a monument to a race traitor. The monument was demolished for violating regulations. A new wave of research on the Jiajing wokou raids was sparked after the affair was reported as national news in China. Abridged English translation at pp. Right to left.Chinese merchants and pirates were executed in Japan in the 16th


title: Keith Drury (artist)

texts: A Northern Ireland artist originally known for oil paintings and cityscapes created by 3D modelling, is now known for his work in 3D modelling. Leading political and religious leaders were featured in many of his early oil on canvas artworks. Some of the works were controversial and received national media attention. A life and education student was born in the area. He completed his secondary education at Annadale Grammar School. He worked at Short Brothers and in the National Health Service after graduating from Queen's University Belfast with an honours degree in Accountancy and Business. He became an ordination minister with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland after graduating from QUB with a degree in theology.He was the Minister of May Street Church and worked with the Chamber of Commerce and the Department for Regional Development. He became a professional artist after 19 years in ministry. Before his 3D modelling style became successful and he was able to work full-time as an artist, he combined art with graphic design and book publishing. The majority of <mask>'s art is created at his gallery and studio, which is open to the public. In 2009, <mask> went professional as an artist. His early works were mostly oil on canvas and often had political and religious satire. One portrait showed the wife of a former First Minister of Northern Ireland posing in a Marilyn Monroe pose.An image seen as offensive by some from both political allegiances depicts Rev Dr Ian Paisley wearing an Irish Tricolour tie with Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness in a Union flag tie. The child abuse scandal in

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texts: the Roman Catholic Church was the subject of an oil painting by <mask>. Cardinal Sean Brady, head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, wore a baby's dummy instead of a crucifix in an alleged cover-up. There were calls for the portrait to be taken down. Defending his work, <mask> told the press that although people could choose to take offence, the painting could be viewed in a variety of ways. After the controversy, <mask> moved away from oil on canvas and created a new style of artwork using 3D modelling. He used this technique to create cityscapes with well-known local landmarks combined with elements of humor and political satire.Each picture can take up to three months to complete due to the complex modelling process and the high levels of detail included. There are a red telephone box, a red postbox and a clock in most of the scenes. For hours, <mask> deliberates on inconsequential details such as a brake disc on a motorcycle. There are many British and international towns featured in the artworks. In 2005 an oil painting was presented to Mary McAleese, then President of Ireland, at her official state residence ras an Uachtarin in Dublin. An Irish author and film/documentary-maker commissioned an artist to paint a portrait of a Brazilian footballer. The completed oil painting was presented to Pelé by <mask> at an event he hosted in Dublin.The portrait of Barack Obama was created by <mask>. On the day of the US presidential inauguration, it was presented to The President's Club Charitable Trust. Millvina Dean was the youngest passenger and the last remaining survivor of the Titanic

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texts: disaster. She died a few days after he interviewed her. In 2010 <mask> won an international competition to create a public commission artwork. The portraits interpret the Irish history and heritage of the city. The piece was titled 'Ar scath a Cheile a mhaireas na daoine' and featured five prominent Irish cultural revivalists.The city's art collection is on display at Belfast City Hall. The National Trust commissioned <mask> to create an artwork to promote and celebrate a Van Morrison music festival. Holywood Boulevard was used in The Fall. There is a scene in Line of Duty in which the prints of <mask> are used. In 2021, his oil on canvas artworks depicting icons of Northern Ireland will be featured in the ITV production "Marcella" with Anna Friel. The limited edition print London Way was presented to Princess Anne at a reception. A number of corporate art commissions were completed.MJM Marine commissioned an artwork to mark the start of their contract to repair the Azamara Pursuit cruise ship. Danske Bank commissioned an artwork in September of last year and Bunzl McLaughlin presented the artwork to the Hastings Hotel Group. Along with his wife, Deborah, and former staff member, Matthew McComb, they were involved in a PhD research project at Queen's University Belfast. They created scenes in 3D for the virtual reality programme. The project used 3D models of the art to create a virtual learning environment to help the children cope with uncertain situations. The National Autistic Society is supported by the Drurys. Painters from Northern Ireland Alumni of Queen's University are

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title: Sergei Voronov (figure skater)

texts: <mask> is a retired Russian figure skater. He is a two-time European medal winner, a two-time World Junior medal winner, and a two-time Russian national champion. <mask> was born in Moscow. The Russian skating federation lists November as his month of birth, while the International Skating Union gives October as his month of birth. The skater began skating in 1991. He broke his collarbone while skating. When Arutyunyan moved to the U.S., <mask> was coached by Galina Kashina for two years.After an injury kept him off the ice for three months, <mask> withdrew from the 2005 World Junior Championships. He placed sixth in the qualification round. The skater withdrew from the event due to a foot injury. He placed fourth in the free skate at the 2008 World Championships. In the 2009–10 season, he was assigned to the Cup of China, where he took bronze, and the Trophée Eric Bompard, where he was sixth. He won a silver medal at the Russian nationals. The 14th-place result led Russia to assign the country's second men's spot at the Olympics and Worlds to Artem Borodulin.Due to Plushenko's injury, <mask> was called up as a late replacement. 14th would be placed by <mask>. Russia will have one men's berth to the World Championships after this placement. He left Urmanov at the end of the season and went back to Moscow to be coached by Morozov. The 2010 Cup of China and the 2010 Trophée Eric Bompard were assigned to <mask>. He was injured during the short program at the Cup of China and withdrew from the event. At the Russian Nationals, he placed 10th in the short program, 3rd in the long and 4th overall, just 0.27 points off the podium.The 2012 World Championships took place in

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title: Sergei Voronov (figure skater)

texts: Nice, France. He withdrew from the 2012 World Team Trophy due to an ankle injury. He won a bronze medal at the 2012 Cup of China, his third Grand Prix medal. He won the silver medal at the Russian Championships after finishing 7th at the NHK Trophy. Morozov confirmed that <mask> had left his group. <mask> Tutberidze. He finished ninth at the NHK Trophy, his sole Grand Prix event, after winning silver at his first event.After winning the gold medal at the Golden Spin of Zagreb, <mask> took bronze at the Russian Championships. He won the silver medal at the European Championships with a new personal best score. He won the silver medal in the Rostelecom Cup, behind Spain's Javier Fernndez. He qualified for his first Grand Prix Final after taking silver at the NHK Trophy. He was awarded the bronze medal at the Final behind Yuzuru Hanyu and Fernndez. At the Russian Championships, he finished second behind Kovtun and was sent to the European Championships, where he finished third behind Fernandez and Kovtun. He was second in the ISU World Standings for men's singles with 3839 points.At the World Championships in 2015, <mask> had an injured knee. He placed fourth in the short program, 17th in the long and 13th overall. The 2015–16 season saw <mask> place fifth at the Cup of China, sixth at the Rostelecom Cup, and fifth at the Russian Championships. He was invited to the 2016 Team Challenge Cup to compete as a member of Team Europe, despite not receiving an ISU Championship assignment. His team finished second. The spring of 2016 saw the change of coaches for <mask>. The gold medal was won by <mask> Nepela Memorial.He placed 4th at the 2016 Skate America and 3rd at the

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title: Sergei Voronov (figure skater)

texts: 2016 Cup of China in his Grand Prix events. The Russian Championships had a 7th place finish by <mask>. He competed in two Challenger events before the Grand Prix series. He won a silver medal in the first event of his career. He won the gold medal at the Ice Star. In November of last year, <mask> won his first Grand Prix series gold medal with a personal best score of 271.12 points. He won a bronze medal at Skate America.He qualified for the Grand Prix Final by placing 4th after placing 5th in the short program and 5th in the free skate. After placing 4th in the short program and 3rd in the free skate at the Russian Championships in December of 2017, <mask> was ranked 4th in the world. The season began in September with Voronov winning the silver medal behind his teammate, Mikhail Kolyada. The bronze medal was won by <mask> at Skate America. The NHK Trophy was the second Grand Prix event for <mask>. He won the silver medal behind Shoma Uno. He finished sixth in the Grand Prix Final with one silver and one bronze medal.An injury forced him to withdraw from the Russian Championships. The season began with a sixth-place finish for <mask>. He placed sixth at his first Grand Prix assignment. At the NHK Trophy, <mask> finished fourth, and ninth at the Russian Championships. On September 11, 2020, he announced his retirement from figure skating. The 2020–21 season saw <mask> join the coaching team. There are small medals for short and free programs at the ISU Championships.The medals are only awarded for the team results. Russian male single skaters won medals at the World Junior Figure Skating Championships, European Figure Skating Championships, and the Winter

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title: Lydia Bourouiba

texts: <mask> is an Esther and Harold E. Edgerton Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as an Associate Professor in the Civil and Environmental Engineering and Mechanical Engineering departments. She is an Associate Faculty of Harvard Medical School and a Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology Faculty. The fluid dynamics of disease transmission is directed by her. The fluid dynamics of disease transmission are considered by <mask>. Previous thinking about sneezes and disease transmission has been overturned by her work. Bourouiba studies respiratory pathogen emissions and their implications for the COVID-19 Pandemic and future Pandemics. She was a fellow of the American Physical Society.<mask> developed a theoretical description of turbulence fluid flow after majoring in mathematics and physics in her undergraduate studies. She joined the Department of Mathematics at MIT after completing her doctorate. She started to focus on coughs and sneezes. She believed that her studies in physics and fluid mechanics would allow her to understand the spread of infectious diseases. The Centre for Disease Modelling in Toronto was where she worked. <mask> uses mathematical modelling to understand the spread of disease. She became interested in the size distribution of exhaled droplets when she joined Massachusetts Institute of Technology.The fluid dynamics of disease transmission laboratory was established by <mask> at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The study of the sneezes of healthy patients as

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texts: well as those with the flu can be done at the biosafety level 2 laboratory. <mask> used two high-speed video cameras to show the movement of droplets from a sneeze. The study of sneezes in slow motion was aided by the cameras set up to collect thousands of frames per second. <mask> was able to analyse the 150 millisecond long moments during which a sneeze is expelled into the air thanks to high-speed video footage of more than 100 sneezes. Her videos showed that the mucus in sneezes, exhalations, and coughs is mostly made of a multi-phase gas cloud. As the gas cloud moves away from the mouth, it draws in air from the surrounding environment.She showed that the fluid sheet of balloons eventually becomes a spray of smaller droplets. The models used to model coughs and sneezes were not as simple as they used to be. The lifetime of the droplets can be extended by the turbulent gas cloud. The turbulent gas clouds were shown to protect the droplets as they move through the air, and the internal climate of the cloud was shown to extend the lifetime of the enclosed droplets. Droplets bearing pathogens can travel up to eight metres if exhalation reaches speeds of 10 - 30 ms1, as demonstrated by Bourouiba. After the pathogen leaves the turbulent clouds, there is a spray of droplets and nucleic acids. After the air flow is imposed by climate control systems, the residues can survive in the air for hours.This analysis can help inform public health interventions, as well as identify people who may act as super-spreaders. <mask> has

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texts: used her models of sneezes to help understand and slow the spread of the disease. According to reports from China, patients with the disease were found to have particles of the virus in their hospital rooms. She believes that the guidance given by the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control may underestimate the distances required for safe social distance as they do not take into account the dynamics of the turbulent puff cloud. <mask> has looked to understand the efficacy of face masks during the COVID-19 Pandemic. The first international Fluids and Health Conference was founded by <mask>. As of 2022, the conference will become a Gordon Research Conference.Science Friday produced educational materials based on her research. Elinor is a black cat in the episode "These Sneezes". Seor Tapir performed a song about how she found the movements of sneezing. <mask> was elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society in the Division of Fluid Dynamics for her work in quantitatively elucidating the mechanisms of droplet impact and fragmentation. The Smith Family Foundation Odyssey Award for high-risk/high-reward basic science research was received by Bourouiba. L<mask> has publications. In-person teaching in times of COVID-19 is recommended by healthy teaching.org.During the Algerian Civil War, <mask> lived in France and spent part of her childhood in Algeria. <mask> takes part in mountain climbing and bicycle rides. The York University alumni include the Faculty of Science and the MIT School of

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title: Paul Green (rugby league)

texts: <mask> is an Australian professional rugby league football coach who is the head coach of the State of Origin series, and a former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1990s and 2000s. He won the Rothmans Medal in 1995 for his services to rugby league. He was a halfback for the Australian team. <mask> was the coach of the Cowboys in 2015. <mask> was born in Australia. A Wynnum Seagulls junior, <mask> captained the Queensland Colts before winning a Rugby League medal while playing for the Easts Tigers. In 1994, <mask> followed his Easts' coach John Lang to the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks, turning heads with the maturity and skill of his play.<mask> played in 24 games in his first season. He won the ARL's prestigious Rothmans medal in 1995 after a solid debut season. <mask> was selected for Australia as a reserve in the 1997 ANZAC Test and then replaced in three Super League Tri-series matches. At the end of the season, he was chosen as halfback in the return Test against New Zealand but an injury kept him out of Australia's tour of Great Britain. A serious shoulder injury limited <mask> to just four matches in 1998. <mask> was the starting halfback for most of the 1999 season. He became the club's first State of Origin representative when he was selected to play in Game 2 of the series.The halves' partnership of Scott Prince and Noel Goldthorpe was preferred by coach Tim Sheens. <mask> once again represented the state. <mask> was sacked by the Cowboys midway through the season for allegedly negotiating with other clubs while still under contract. <mask> won an out-of-court settlement against the club. <mask> joined the Sydney Roosters in 2001. He played in 19 games that season, starting 17 of them at halfback and earning another Origin recall, playing in all three games of the series. In the opening game of the 2002 season, <mask> injured his knee and was ruled out for the rest of

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title: Paul Green (rugby league)

texts: the season.<mask> joined the Eels in 2003 <mask> suffered a fractured cheekbone after starting the first 7 games at halfback. <mask> signed with the Broncos in 2004. He made five appearances for the Broncos towards the end of the season after spending most of the season in the Queensland Cup. <mask> worked as a specialist coach with the Broncos from 2005 to 2008, mainly working with the club's halves and hookers. In 2009, <mask> was promoted to an assistant coach of the Broncos and in 2010 he was an assistant to the club. <mask> was the coach of the Wynnum Manly Seagulls.He was the coach of the 2012 Residents side. He won back-to-back titles with Wynum Manly. In 2012 <mask> was appointed head coach of the representative team, theQueensland Residents, consisting of the best players and coach from the competition. The New South Wales Residents team consisted of the best players and coach from the New South Wales cup competition. He was the head coach of the Toyota Cup team and an assistant coach to the National Rugby League side. <mask>'s NYC side made the preliminary finals in the Under 20s competition, while the Roosters won the National Rugby League title. Bennett explained during the build up to the Grand Final that he held <mask>'s coaching career back.Bennett said the mentor was in line for the role as coach with the under 20s competition set to get underway. It went to an ex Penrith coach. In his first season as head coach of the Cowboys, <mask> claimed the club's first title at the inaugural Rugby League Auckland Nines, defeating the Broncos in the Grand Final. <mask> led the Cowboys to a top 4 finish in the regular season, but they finished in fifth place. <mask> made a number of decisions during the season which critics say defined the Cowboys quality season, such as shifting Halfback Michael Morgan to the Fullback position, changing captain Johnathan Thurston from five-eighth to the

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