title: Anup Mathew Thomas

texts: represented in the series.The variety of style and colour within their regalia expresses the sheer diversity within the denominations. He can see two differences in the status of the Bishops, their vestments and official residences, by viewing them from the same distance. The degree of prosperity of the denominations in question, as well as the nature of the vestments and the preciousness of the cross and crook held by some of the bishops, can be seen in the style of the mostly palatial houses. He engages with issues of power and authority that are vested in them by the denominations they preside over. <mask>' interest in portraiture and power led to his next work, Cabinet in 2007, a slide show of nineteen head and shoulder portraits of cabinet ministers from the Left Democratic Front government. <mask>'s work was exhibited at a Kochi gallery in 2008. The show worked as an installation with red plastic chairs placed as though for an official function facing a screen on which were projected a series of photographs, each one of a mundane Kerala street scene framed by a temporary arch of the type typically constructed in the state to announce a social, religious, politicalThe image collapsed in a centripetal swirl and came back again using a common digital transitional device. The key to the work is the twirl, which directs and intervenes on the viewers' gaze. <mask>' collection of photographs was in a show titled, View from Conolly's Plot at GALLERYSKE Bangalore in 2010. The series of nine images, taken over three years, depict events, structures and people and were a satirical and poignant exploration of the changes that have taken place in his native state. The

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title: Anup Mathew Thomas

type: paraphrased

texts: photographs contain references to the attempts to create a bridge between the past and the present, starting from the legacy of Henry Valentine Conolly, the collector of British Malabar, who set up the world's first teak plantation in the 1840s. The portrait of Vellapally Natesan, the General Secretary of a local social organisation dedicated to uphold the teachings of anti-caste social reformer Shree Narayana Guru, was photographed in 2007. It is almost impossible to tell who is made of flesh and what is made of wax when the leader and his statue are side by side.His work, Happy Moments, a slide show presenting images of the backdrop used in a Bible-based quiz show on a Christian entertainment channel, was also exhibited in the same show. In Hereinafter, <mask> explores the themes of death, memory, and preservation of memory. The cultural history of Kerala is the focus of this examination. An image of a plaque that serves as a memorial stone emphasizes a transition from life to death as well as elaborates the idea of passage. <mask> documents the personal collection of a biology teacher in Kanyakumari district. There are skeletons and jars in a private biology museum. The collection was enhanced by the personal encroaching on the scientific with the remains of Shikamoni's pet dog.There is a photograph of a man lying in a coffin. The work has an open casket and a wife and father-in-law in attendance. A fallen elephant is shown among a group of people. A note that accompanies the work tells of his demise following a road accident, the efforts of doctors and locals to revive him, and his death 14 hours after the accident. <mask> <mask> <mask>, Gasworks, and GALLERYSKE are

masks: Thomas Thomas Anup Mathew Thomas


title: George William Manby

texts: <mask> was an English author and inventor. The first modern form of fire extinguisher was designed by him. <mask> was born in the village of Denver on the edge of the Norfolk Fens. His parents were Mary Woodcock, lord of the manor of Wood Hall in Hilgay, and Captain <mask>, a former soldier and aide-de-camp to Lord Townshend. <mask> was a younger brother. <mask> attended school at Downham Market. Nelson would have left the school before Manby started if he had been there, so this is unlikely to be true.He was a student of Rev Dr David Lloyd at the Free Grammar School in King's Lynn. The anniversary event of Lloyd's students was held at the Duke's Head Inn and he was one of the stewards. He volunteered to fight in the American War of Independence but was rejected because of his youth and small size. He went to the Royal Military Academy. On March 31, 1784, he was listed as a cadet. He gained the rank of captain after obtaining a commission as a Lieutenant in the Cambridgeshire Militia. He left the army in the spring of 1793.In December 1793, he married the daughter of Rev Dr Preston JP, of Waldingfield and Rougham, and took over his wife's family's estates. The manor of Hilgay was put up for auction in 1797. After being shot by her lover Captain Pogson of the East India Company, he left her and moved to Bristol. The History and Antiquities of St David's was one of the books he published there. (1802). <mask>'s pamphlet on Napoleon's plans to invade England came to the attention of the Secretary of War, who recommended him to be appointed. As a helpless onlooker, he witnessed a Royal Navy ship run aground 50 yards off Great Yarmouth during a storm.According to some accounts, a total of 214 people

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title: George William Manby

texts: drowned, including French prisoners of war, women and children. The figure of '67 brave men' was quoted in the House of Commons. <mask> invented the Manby Mortar, which fired a thin rope from shore into the rigging of a ship in distress. There is a rope attached to the ship. He is said to have shot a mortar over Downham church as a youth in 1783. The Suffolk Humane Society and a large group of ladies and gentlemen attended a demonstration of <mask>'s apparatus on the 26th and 10th of August. John Rous, 1st Earl of Stradbroke, attended on the former occasion.Sergeant (later Lieutenant) John Bell, Royal Artillery, had in 1791 demonstrated the use of a mortar to throw a line to shore and use it to float men to the shore, and had also suggested that mortars be held in ports to be available to throw a line to a ship. He received an award from the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce. Jacques Joseph de Blangy made another design similar to <mask>'s in the late 18th century. There is no suggestion that <mask> copied de Blangy's idea for his invention. <mask>'s device was fired from a carriage gun and used to rescue the crew of a brig. <mask> received an award at the Annual Festival of the Royal Humane Society in May after the rescue. <mask> received a gold medal from The Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce for forming a communication with ships by means of a rope thrown over the vessel from a mortar gun.<mask> received a medallion from the Suffolk Humane Society. He demonstrated the use of his apparatus to the armed forces after the awards. The device was used in rescues by Sea Fencibles from Great Yarmouth and Winterton in the 19th century.

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title: George William Manby

texts: <mask>'s invention was adopted in 1814 and a number of mortar stations were established around the coast. By the time of his death in 1854, it was estimated that over 1,000 people had been saved from stranded ships by means of his apparatus. <mask> built a boat. When it was mostly filled with water, the first test proved it to be floating; however, the seamen hit the boat back and forth so that it eventually turned over.The boatmen depended on the cargo left over from the wrecks, and may have thought <mask>'s mortar a threat to their livelihood. The property that <mask> owned in Yarmouth was advertised in an auction as he was leaving. <mask> gave a lecture to the Highland Society of Edinburgh followed by a demonstration on Bruntsfield links. The gun was fired by use of a chemical to set off the charge, to overcome the problems caused by gunpowder getting damp in the storm conditions often experienced when carrying out rescues. <mask> invented the 'Extincteur', the first portable pressurised fire extinguisher. The solution contained within the compressed air was 3 gallons of pearl ash. He invented a device to save people who fell through ice.The European Magazine featured <mask>'s portrait in July of 1813. A demonstration of <mask>'s fire extinguisher and other equipment was held on Friday 30 August 1816. Sophia Gooch was the daughter of Sir Thomas Gooch, 4th Baronet. The purpose of the voyage was to test a new type of harpoon for whaling, based on the same principles as his mortar. The device was sabotaged by the whalers. In 1822, he published his Journal of a Voyage to Greenland, which contained observations on the flora and fauna of the north. <mask> had three ideas as a result of that

masks: Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby


title: George William Manby

texts: voyage, one of which was that there might still be survivors in the Lost Colony.In June 1823, a committee of supply in the House of Commons voted to give <mask> £2,000 for his equipment. <mask> was present at the London Tavern on 4 March 1824 when the National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck was founded. He was one of the first five people to receive a gold medal. In 1825, the King of Sweden presented <mask> with a splendid medallion in token of his Majesty's approbation of the Captain's humane merit and inventions. <mask> was presented with a gold medal by the King of Danes in order to thank him for saving the crews of ships. He gave evidence about the navigation bill. He stated that for the purpose of establishing a system for the saving of lives from shipwreck, he had in 1812 by directions of the Admiralty, surveyed the line of coast from the southern part of Suffolk to the northern part of Norfolk.<mask> was one of the progenitors of Augustus Onslow <mask> Gibbes, the youngest son of the Collector of Customs for Great Yarmouth. On August 4, 1830, he presented King <mask> with a Treatise and a Statement of the number of subjects saved by that plan to Sir Robert Peel. He was the first to advocate for a national fire brigade. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in recognition of his accomplishments. <mask> lived in a cottage near the Royal Barracks. A faulty component caused the death of Charles Wood, a drummer in the 1st battalion, when he fell while carrying out a trial of <mask>'s apparatus for fire rescues from buildings. Manby received a silver medal from the Society for the Protection of Life from Fire.He was a director of the 'SUB-MARINE and

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title: George William Manby

texts: WRECK-WEIGHING ASSOCIATION' for Recovering the Cargoes and Hulls of stranded vessels, and for Preserving the Lives of the crews of vessels. Act Parliament is where this will be incorporated. He met marshalsoult as part of his campaign to involve France and other nations in achieving a worldwide policy for the treatment of shipwrecked mariners and their cargos. <mask> received a medal in March of 1842. Sophia died in October of 1843. Retirement <mask>'s post as Barrack-master was terminated and he had to move out of his apartment. <mask>'s home was turned into a Nelson museum, with an internal wall knocked down to create a Nelson Gallery, and he lived in the basement.<mask> was described as a freeman in a letter to the local paper. <mask>'s apparatus was exhibited at the Great Exhibition in 1851 after a meeting chaired by the mayor of Yarmouth in 1849. He donated part of his collection to King's Lynn museum in the 19th century. Captain <mask> received a sum of money from the Royal Bounty Fund. He was buried at All Saints, Hilgay on the 24th of November 1854, after he died at the age of eighty-nine. The contents of the house were auctioned. The 'Manby Crest' public house was auctioned at the Star Inn.She entertains of the usefulness of his inventions in the Preservation of Lives from Shipwreck, as a mark of the Queen's Gold medal. No.2. Charles X, King of the French received a gold medal. No.3. <mask>, King of the Netherlands received a gold medal. No.4. King Frederick received a gold medal.Charles had a gold medal. King of Sweden and Norway. No.6. The gold medal was voted on December 15th, 1830. No.7. The Society of Arts has a gold medal. No.8.A gold medal from the Highland Society of Scotland.

masks: Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby Manby William


title: George William Manby

texts: The Royal Humane Society has a silver medal. The Suffolk Humane Society has a silver medal. No.11. The Norfolk Association won a silver medal for saving lives. No. 12. The Society for the Protection of Life from Fire has a silver medal.The portrait of Works Legacy <mask> was displayed at the Royal Academy. The picture of Manby was supposed to be for Sir Thomas Gooch, 4th Baronet. There wasn't enough money to build a monument and wooden railings were placed around the grave. The public appeal for donations for a monument was launched in 1856. A portrait of Manby by Samuel Lane was passed on to the Royal Society. The National Portrait Gallery has etchings of Manby. The first life saved by the use of Manby's mortar is commemorated on a Slate plaque in the Norfolk museums collection.The Society Humaine received the Lifeboat from the City of Boulogne. There is a Manby Mortar on the Hilgay village sign. The inventor was the subject of a documentary in 1967. Downham Market and Denver are located there. Scenes include the use of weapons. The recording can be found on the East Anglian Film Archive website. The property he was born in had a plaque put on it by the Denver Historical Society.Toby Carvery is named after <mask>. His former home is now called 'Manby House'. The Manby book was sold in 2015. The book was accompanied by a manuscript note that said the work was the printer's own copy. A set of rough proof sheets was what D. Turner had. His library was sold in May 1889. There is a copy bound lot.The catalogue has 721 in it. "<mask> Manby and the Manby Mortar" can be found in the Norfolk Museum. The National Maritime Museum Guide to <mask> Manby was printed at the University of Chicago Special

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title: Eleonora Fonseca Pimentel

texts: The Neapolitan revolution and subsequent short-lived Neapolitan Republic, also known as the Parthenopean, was connected with <mask>el. <mask> was born in Rome to a Portuguese noble family. She wrote poetry, read Latin and Greek, and spoke several languages as a child, but moved to Naples due to political problems between the Papal States and the Kingdom of Portugal. Her mother's death left her with a lot of money, and she became engaged to her first cousin. She married the lieutenant of the Neapolitan Army in 1786 after her engagement broke off. She gave birth to a son in October of the same year. The baby died about eight months later.He was <mask>'s only child because of her husband's violence. She created several of her most notable works from these tragedies. After six years, <mask>'s father went to court to get his daughter back. She was sent back to her home after the Court of Naples discontinued her authority over <mask>. She was left alone after her father died. She was granted a small pension because of her literary merits, after asking the king for a small pension because of her ill health. Her poetry was reminiscent of the period of Enlightenment.Her other works included praise of the monarchy. She won several royal writing contests as her literary abilities grew. The way to her correspondence with the literati of the time was opened because of this. Metastasio referred to her as the most amiable muse of the Tagus. In his poem, he referred to her as the "Nightingale of

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title: Eleonora Fonseca Pimentel

texts: beautiful Italy". She kept in touch with other prominent literary figures. After her separation from her husband, she translated works from other foreign languages to bring in an income.<mask> was categorized as a political author because of her commentary on her translations. She was appointed as royal librarian to the Queen of Naples, Maria Carolina of Austria, as a result of her public profile. She created, worked as Editor-in-Chief, and wrote for a republican newspaper named after Le Moniteur Universel in France. Thirty-five issues were printed within the paper's lifespan. The Jacobin movement in Naples was trying to overthrow the monarchy in order to establish a local version of the French Republic. She and other well educated people who spoke several languages came to be seen as suspicious by the monarchy. At the time of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, she believed in the French revolutionary principles.Her beliefs were both secular and republican. She believed in educating the people. She and other Jacobins joined the French army after King Ferdinand IV fled Naples. She became a well-known political revolutionary as a result of the launch of her newspaper. The Monitore Napoletano talked about the challenges facing the new Neapolitan Republic, praised the arrival of the French army, and criticized the Bourbon monarchy. One of the leaders of the revolution that overthrew the Bourbon monarchy was Fonseca <mask>. She began to warn the readers of her newspaper about the dangers of

masks: Pimentel Pimentel


title: Eleonora Fonseca Pimentel

texts: anarchy and chaos as time went on.She was one of the revolutionaries executed by the royal tribunals after the Bourbon monarchy was restored. On June 28, a group of republicans boarded ships bound for France at the fall of the Neapolitan Republic. She was taken into custody before the ships could leave. She was sentenced to death on August 20, 1799. She referred to the queen as an "impure lesbian" and an "unfaithful imbecile tyrant" in a poem she wrote for the birth of Queen Carolina's second child. She was no longer viewed as nobility by the Kingdom of Naples because she was a Jacobin. A woman who spoke out against the monarchy was made an example of through her public hanging.She was the last one to be hanged. On the day of her hanging, she only wanted a cup of coffee. The monarch's loyalists shouted "Long Live Carolina, Death to the Jacobina" as she went to the gallows. "Forsan et haec olim meninisse juvabit" is a quote from The Aeneid, which means "perhaps it will please people one day to remember these things." "The Time of Glory" and "La Nascita de Orfeo" are notable works. Storia di Eleonora de Fonseca Pimentel e della rivoluzione napoletana del 1799 was published in 1999. An account of the Revolution of 1799 and the rise and fall of the Parthenopean Republic can be found in Naples.This item is an abbreviated version of an article from an external source and has been placed here by the author and copyright holder. The biography of <mask> de Donseca <mask> was created by the Fried

masks: Eleonora Pimentel


title: Jean-Jacques Duval

texts: A French-born American artist who pioneered abstract art and the use of glass in stained glass design in the 1960s, Jean-<mask> was born in 1930. He received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Stained Glass Association of America. He is best known for his window designs in Germany, Israel, Japan, the West Indies, and the United States. In 1930, <mask> was born in Strasbourg, France. At age six, his father, a manager of a champagne company, died and he and his mother moved to live with his grandmother and two uncles. He became interested in glass as an artistic medium when he was introduced to a glass painter at the age of 14. He studied drawing, painting, set design and fashion at the cole des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg.<mask> was apprenticeshipd with OTT Frres, a stained glass firm, after being introduced by a professor to liturgical stained glass design. He served in the French army for 15 months after leaving the military at 18. Returning to Strasbourg in 1950, <mask> accepted an offer to design for an American stained glass company. After working in Florida, <mask> accepted a position at the studio in New York. He served two years in the US army in Germany after being drafted in 1955. He opened his own studio in Manhattan after he returned. <mask> began working in glass with the help of his studio foreman.He attended the Art Students League of New York. One of the first stained glass designers to use a hammer and anvil was <mask>. He is credited with developing, refining, and putting his personal touch on both aesthetic approach and improved technique. One of the first to introduce an abstract aesthetic into ecclesiastic settings was inspired by Nicolas de Stal's paintings. Nature or the surrounding environment could be included in his designs if he used both transparent and translucent glass. His choice of glass was determined by the building design and he worked equally within the two media.

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title: Jean-Jacques Duval

texts: In 1972 he published Working With Stained Glass.In 1957, <mask> won the international competition for the windows of the Vatican Pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair. The 1962 sanctuary windows for B'nai Jacob were similar to windows by Robert Motherwell. He designed windows for the historic monument, St. Martin Church in Martenhhe, Germany. The chapel at Holy Cross High School in Waterbury, Connecticut, and the Altman and Wolf Equitable Building in Baltimore, Maryland, were both stained glass sculptures. During this time, he continued to paint and developed a style that reflected his use of stained glass. He was part of the 1950s New York art scene because he was encouraged by artists like de Kooning and Gottlieb. He exhibited at the La Boetie gallery in 1967.In 1970 <mask> moved from Manhattan to Carmel, New York. He designed windows for the historic monument B'nai Israel in Pittsburgh and the Christ the King Lutheran Church in North Olmstead, Ohio. The Fine Arts Building, State University of New York (Geneseo), and a window for Pennsylvania State University were other commissions. He taught stained glass at the New School for Social Research. The Adirondack scenery became a source of inspiration for his work when he moved upstate in 1992. The Fine Arts Building at the State University of New York is an important commission. The window for the Kasugai Mall was designed in 1998.The large, leaded stained glass wall was inspired by a Japanese wedding. The sculpture was created for the Holocaust Museum at the State University of New York. In 2012 solo exhibitions of his paintings and sculpture were held at the Beaux-Arts des Amériques in Montreal and the Plattsburgh State Art Museum. His studio was located in the Adirondack community of Willsboro, New York. Over 500 commissions were completed in France, Germany, Israel, Japan, the West Indies, and the United States. His work was featured on the cover

masks: Duval Duval


title: Jean-Jacques Duval

texts: of several magazines, including Progressive Architecture (Dec 1971), TWA Ambassador Magazine (Jan 1972), Intellectual Digest (Feb 1973), Faith & Form (Winter 1993-94, and fall 1997), and Topia Magazine (fall 1997). "<mask> has demonstrated his talent for making architectural walls that complement the architecture design in many synagogue and church commissions".The Congregation of B'nai Jacob in New York City was praised by Gruber as being "firmly within the Jewish symbolic 'canon'". His 1968 window design for the new Church of Christ in New York City, which was awarded the top prize by the American Association of Architects, was described in 1979 by critic Paul Goldberger as "surprisingly successful" and "an attempt to rise above the ordinary that is all too rare In 1999 he received the Artist Award from the New York State Council on the Arts for his outstanding service and contributions to the arts. In 2005 he was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Stained Glass Association of America for "his outstanding work as one of the pioneers of the faceted glass movement in the United States and for his innovation in glass art". The American Chamber of Commerce in Canada (AMCHAM) invited <mask> to speak in Canada in 2011. The event took place at the Canadian Museum of Nature and was attended by over 200 people. At his Montreal solo exhibition held at Beaux-Arts des Amériques, he was interviewed for a show on Mountain Lake PBS.The Plattsburgh State Art Museum held a solo exhibition of his paintings, sculpture, and glass-installation studies. The French Embassy, The Artist Guild of New York, the Arts Council of New York, and the Museum of Contemporary Crafts all held solo exhibitions of his stained glass designs, sculptures, and paintings. There are links to public art. Working with glass. They were called Funk & Wagnells. The American Glass Guild has a studio in the Plattsburgh State Art


title: Willie Frazer

texts: <mask> advocated for those affected by Irish republican violence in Northern Ireland. He was the leader of the pressure group Families acting for Innocent Relatives. He was a leader of the Love Ulster campaign. According to evidence obtained in a police report, in the late 1980s, the Ulster Defence Association was supplied weapons by the Ulster Resistance and that Frazer was the point of contact for those supplies. Multiple sources confirmed that those weapons were linked to at least 70 paramilitary murders. William was one of nine children with his parents in the village of Whitecross, County Armagh, Northern Ireland. He was an ex-member of the Territorial Army.He played football up to U14 level at a catholic school. He described his early years as a cross- community lifestyle. He was a fan of John Wayne. His father, a part-time member of the British Army's UDR and a council worker, was killed by the IRA in 1975. The family home was attacked with petrol bombs and gunfire, which Frazer claimed were IRA men, due to Bertie's UDR membership. According to Frazer, his family was well respected in the area, including by old-school IRA men, and received Mass cards from Catholic neighbours expressing their sorrow over his father's killing. At his father's funeral, Frazer believes an IRA member helped carry the coffin.Four members of <mask>'s family were killed by the IRA over the course of ten years. A member of the UDR was wounded in a gun attack. After his father's death, the IRA began targeting his older brother who was also a UDR member. The family moved to the village of Markethill. He served in the British Army for nine years after leaving school, working as a plasterer. He set up his own company and later sold it. During the Drumcree conflict, Frazer was a supporter of the Portadown Orange Order who wanted to march down the Garvaghy Road

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title: Willie Frazer

texts: against the wishes of local residents.At the time, he was president of the local club. Andrew Robb and David McIlwaine were stabbed to death in February 2000 at "The Spot", a nightclub in Tandragee, County Armagh, which was run by <mask> after selling his haulage firm. The father of one of the victims confronted Frazer in an interview about the murders. During the Smithwick Tribunal, it was alleged by a member of the Sochna that Frazer was a member of the Red Hand Commando. A chief inspector said that a licence to hold a firearm for personal protection was turned down because he was known to associate with loyalist paramilitaries. A police report on the activities of the former UDA boss Johnny Adair states that he was receiving weapons from the Ulster Resistance in the early 1990s. The victims of IRA violence in South Armagh are the focus of the FAIR campaign.It has been criticized for not doing the same for the victims of paramilitary groups or those killed by security forces. In the past, he said that loyalist paramilitary prisoners should never have been locked up in the first place, and that he had a lot of time for Billy Wright who rejected the Good Friday Agreement. He said in an interview with Susan McKay that if you were in the UDR and your brother was shot, you wouldn't pass information on to loyalists. Is it possible that a paki comes from India and kills a person? I'm going to shake his hand. The Love Ulster parade in Dublin had to be canceled in February of 2006 due to rioting. The Sinn Féin Ard Fheis in Dublin voted to join policing structures in Northern Ireland.He was against the idea that the law-abiding population would negotiate with terrorists to get them to support democracy, law and order. Nuala O'Loan's report was dismissed by Frazer in January 2007. He claimed to have served a civil writ on the deputy First Minister


title: Willie Frazer

texts: of Sinn Féin, seeking damages for the killing of his father. Both Sinn Féin and the courts denied that a writ had been served, but in June 2010 <mask> announced that he would seek to progress his claim in the High Court. There was no report of such litigation after that. In 2007, Frazer picketed McGuinness's home in Derry to demand support for calls for Libya to compensate victims of IRA attacks. Local residents confronted Frazer and two other men as they attempted to post a letter to the house.The main Sinn Féin election events were to be picketed by Frazer and FAIR. "If the people of the South want a terrorist to represent them around the world as their president, then heaven help them," he said. There were no pickets in the event. In September 2010, the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) revoked all funding to FAIR due to major failures in the organisation's ability to adhere to the conditions associated with its funding allocation. The SEUPB is charged with ensuring the proper use of public money and as such has no option but to withdraw all financial assistance that has been offered to the organisation. Given the seriousness of the issues no other recourse is available, the decision to recover all financial assistance given to the project has not been taken lightly. In November of 2011, SEUPB announced that it was seeking the return of funding.Saver and Naver were asked to return £200,000 and 350,000, respectively. The conclusions about FAIR's finances should be made public. In January 2012 Frazer announced a protest march to be held on 25 February through the mainly Catholic south Armagh village of Whitecross, to recall the killing of ten Protestant workmen by the South Armagh Republican Action Force in January 1976 in the Kingsmill massacre. The individuals he accused of responsibility for the massacre were named. The march was


title: Willie Frazer

texts: postponed at the request of the Kingsmills families. The report found that members of the IRA carried out the attack despite being on a ceasefire. In September 2012 relatives of the Kingsmill families traveled to Dublin to seek an apology from Enda Kenny.They were seeking an apology from the Irish government for their "blatant inaction" over the Kingmills killings. The families were reassured that there was no hierarchy for victims and their concerns were just as important as any other victims' families. The families were disappointed but Frazer said he was happy to have met the Taoiseach. After reviewing a copy of the SEUPB audit report, he decided to step down as director of FAIR. He said he would still be working in the victims sector. In addition to his political career, Frazer was an advocate for Protestant victims. He lost his deposit on many occasions.He was a candidate in the 1996 Forum Elections, the 1998 Assembly elections, and the 2003 Assembly elections as an independent. In the August 2006 Newry and Mourne District Council by-election, which was supported by the UUP and DUP, <mask> got 1,427 votes, 25.9%. There was a two-candidate race for the Fews Area between <mask> and Turlough Murphy. In 2005, there was a combined unionist vote in the area. <mask> was an independent candidate in the 2010 UK general election. He received a small number of votes. The seat was retained by Sinn Féin's Conor Murphy.He was listed as a subscriber for the Traditional Unionist Voice in the Assembly elections of 2011. The pastor was sentenced to nine months in prison, suspended for eighteen months, after he pleaded guilty to seventeen counts of VAT repayment fraud. In November 2012 <mask> announced his intention to contest the by-election necessitated by Martin McGuinness's decision to resign the parliamentary seat to concentrate on his Assembly

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title: Willie Frazer

texts: attack on the BBC for having a Gaelic Athletic Association top on the soap EastEnders. The top was from a Ballymena school. He refused to apologize for the mistake.When it was discovered that a teacher at the Boy's Model School was a member of Sinn Féin, the Protestant Coalition led a campaign against her. She left after being abused. He warned of a protest at the airport in November 2015, due to a perceived lack of Northern Ireland branded gifts and souvenirs for sale at the airport compared to products advertised as being Irish or from Ireland. According to Frazer, he contacted the Sochna to inform them that he and some followers would hold a protest in Dublin over the decision by the city council to reduce the number of days the Union flag flew. He became spokesman of the interim committee of the Ulster People's Forum, one of a number of loyalist umbrella groups established to co-ordinate the protests. Frazer was arrested by the police in his home village of Markethill on February 27th for questioning about his involvement in illegal parades and protests related to the flag issue. Jamie Bryson, one of the most prominent spokesmen for the flag protesters, was arrested in Bangor after going on the run for several days.<mask> was charged with three counts of participating in unnotified public processions and obstruction of traffic in a public place. He was released on bail. He was rearrested for allegedly breaching bail conditions. The charges against him were dropped. George Galloway won leave to file a lawsuit in the UK against the company that owns the internet video posting site, YouTube. The material was posted on the video sharing website. Also being sued was <mask>.It is thought to be the first of its kind in Europe. Death Frazer passed away on June 28, 2019. Jim Allister and Jim Wells paid tribute to him. See also Andrew Robb and

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title: Dmitri Kogan

texts: The Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation was a Russian violinist. <mask> was born in Moscow, USSR, into a famous musical dynasty. His grandfather was an outstanding violinist, his grandmother was a famous violinist, his father was a conductor, and his mother was a pianist. He started playing the violin at the age of 6. There is a Conservatory. There was a student in the class of I.S. from 1996 to 1999. At the same time, Bezrodny was a student at the Sibelius Academy, studying with I.S.They are Bezrodny and Tuomas Haapanen. At the age of 10, <mask> performed for the first time with a symphony orchestra, and at the age of 15 he played with an orchestra. In 1997 he made his debut in the US and Great Britain. He performed at the most prestigious concert halls in Europe, Asia, America, Australia, Middle East, and the Baltic countries. There are many prestigious music festivals around the world, such as the Corinthian Summer Festival (Austria), Menton Music Festival (France), and Perth Festival (Scotland). He participated in the Chereshnevy Les Open- Art Festival, Russian Winter (Russkaya Zima) Festival, Music Kremlin Festival, and many others. The cycle of 24 caprices was 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

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title: Dmitri Kogan

texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884Only a few violinists can perform the whole cycle. The first violinist to play a concert for explorers at the North Pole was <mask>. On January 15, 2010, <mask> was awarded the title of Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation. Valery Saveliev is the Chair of the AVS-group Holding Company and is a patron of arts. There was a concert in the Pillar Hall of the House of the Unions on May 26, 2011. He played five violins. He continued the show, "Five Great Violins in One Concert", at the top concert venues in Russia and abroad.He performed it in the presence of the Prime-Minister of Russia <mask> Medvedev and representatives of the world's political and business elites. The Fund purchased the violin created in 1728 by Bartolomeo Giuseppe Antonio Guarneri (delGes), a renowned luthier of Cremona, and presented it to Kogan in Milan on September 1, 2011. In 2015, a new project was presented with the performance of The Four Seasons. Ten CDs were released in collaboration with other record labels. Kogan devoted a lot of effort to charity and supported campaigns for children and youth. The First Leonid Kogan International Festival took place in 2002. Since 2005, the Annual International Days of High Music Festival has been held on Sakhalin and was founded by Kogan.The general artistic director of the Primorsk State Philharmonic Society was <mask>. He was the chairman of the board of regents of Sakhalin

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title: Dmitri Kogan

texts: State Philharmonic Society. The International Kogan Festival was founded in December of 2007. He was a professor at the Athens Conservatoire. He was the artistic director at the Samara State Philharmonic Hall for a period of three years. The regents of the Ural Music College had a new chairman in October of 2010. The Kogan Fund for Support of Outstanding Cultural Projects was created in April of 2011.The continued development of the world class charity and art patronage traditions of Russia is the main goal of the Fund. The Fund wants to find and restore unique musical instruments and then give them to professional musicians. To find and support young talents, the Fund plans to help meet the needs of musical schools and colleges. The Governor of Chelyabinsk Oblast had an Adviser on Cultural Affairs. The board of regents at the Urals Mussorgsky State Conservatoire was chaired by Kogan. In March of 2012 Kogan became friends with the President of the Russian Federation. The board of the regents of the Ural Musical College was chaired by Kogan.The International Musical Kremlin Festival was founded by a friend and mentor of <mask>'s. He was an advisor on cultural affairs. The Moscow Camerata Chamber Orchestra is one of Moscow's leading musical collectives. The maestro was the artistic director of the First Arctic Classical Music Fest. He was appointed as the Counsellor for Cultural Affairs in September of last year. A charity album titled "The Time of High Music" was recorded in the Pillar Hall of the House of the Unions in Moscow. Over 30,000 copies of the album were donated to music schools, children's art schools,


title: Dmitri Kogan

texts: There are many world premiere at the festival. The Volga Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra was founded in 2011. The Moscow Camerata Chamber Orchestra has been acknowledged as one of Moscow's leading musical collectives.The Moscow Camerata Chamber Orchestra had a new artistic director in February of this year. The governor and his wife founded the Arctic Classical Music Fest. The goal of the festival is to present the best examples of classical music and high art to people living in the Russia's Far North. The festival is held every year. The International Kogan Festival was held by the government of Yaroslavl Oblast. The largest venues of Yaroslavl and Yaroslavl Oblast have hosted concerts of the festival so far. The concerts were varied from authentic baroque music to experimental combinations of music and modern technologies.The daughter of a polar explorer was married to the son of a State Duma deputy. On August 29, 2017, <mask> passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was 38 years old. Discography by Johannes Brahms. There are three violin and piano sonatas. The year 2005. There are two violins.Two violins. The violin sonatas were written in 2007. There are pieces for violin and piano. There were pieces for violin and piano in 2008. The 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War was celebrated in 2009. Compositions for an orchestra. "Five Great Violins" is a Russian edition and "Time of High Music" is a foreign edition.A charity CD. There are external links to the Facebook official page. The Moscow Camerata Chamber Orchestra is celebrating the 90th anniversary of the founding of the


title: Henry Bumstead

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title: Henry Bumstead

texts: by his father. His mother was a teacher and he worked at a sporting goods store. He was captain of the football team, student body president, and class valedictorian in high school. He studied architecture at the University of Southern California.He ran hurdles for the track team. RKO Pictures and Paramount Bumstead were interns at USC in 1935. He joined the RKO's art department as a draftsman in 1937. The Story of Dr. Wassell was his first screen credit. <mask>'s career was interrupted by service in the Navy. After the war, he joined Paramount Pictures where he worked and studied under the noted art directors. The first film that Bumtead did as an art director was Saigon.Come Back, Little Sheba and The Bridges at Toko-ri were early works. The man who knew too much was worked on by <mask>. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his work. The film's settings masterfully captured a film-noir style and atmosphere, according to the Art Directors Guild. The two collaborated on Family Plot (1976). Universal Bumstead moved to Universal Studios in 1961. The Academy Award for art direction was won by him."Bumstead's sets captured the style of a small town in the South, but also the atmosphere of oppression and danger that hovers over the story." Father Goose, The Secret War of Harry Frigg, and The Front Page were

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texts: all significant works during <mask>'s time at Universal. The Sting highlighted a lengthy collaboration between <mask> and George Roy Hill. The film received two Academy Awards, one for best picture and one for best director and art direction. Slaughterhouse-Five, The Great Waldo Pepper, Slap Shot, A Little Romance, The World According to Garp, and The Little Drummer Girl were all part of <mask>'s relationship with Hill. Clint Eastwood and <mask> collaborated on the western Joe Kidd. <mask> was hired by Eastwood for his directorial debut.The two worked on 13 films together, including Unforgiven (1992), Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997), Space Cowboys (2000), Blood Work (2002), and Million Dollar Baby 2004. Eastwood and <mask> collaborated on Flags of Our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima. The films were released after <mask>'s death. There is a dedication to "Bummy" in the flags of our fathers. <mask> was married to his wife for 23 years. He had three sons. <mask> was awarded the Art Directors Guild's lifetime achievement award in 1996.He was a member of the Art Directors Guild. He passed away in May 2006 at the age of 91. In 2009, he was posthumously inducted into the Art Directors Guild Hall of Fame. Unless otherwise noted, all entries are from the American Film Institute's <mask>tead

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title: William A. Starrett

texts: <mask>, Jr. was an American builder and architect. The Empire State Building was built in New York City. He was a principal officer of several companies that built 200 notable buildings and skyscrapers in the United States. He sent steel construction technology to Japan. He was assigned to oversee the architectural engineering of army construction for over a million soldiers during World War I. On June 14, 1877, <mask> was born in Lawrence, Kansas. His father was a minister.Helen Martha <mask> was a writer and a teacher who founded the Starrett School for Girls in Chicago. The family had seven children, five boys and two girls. The family moved to the Chicago area when he was a boy. In his early teens, <mask> worked part-time in a wholesale grocery house. <mask> entered the University of Michigan in 1893. He left his studies in 1895 to help the family. The concept of building American skyscrapers was started by his four brothers, who entered the construction field part-time.<mask> began his career as an office boy with the George A. Fuller Company at the age of 21. The Thompson-Starrett Company was formed in 1899 by <mask> and his brothers. <mask> became executive vice president of the company in 1901 after his brothers and Thompson left the company. He was in charge of designing buildings. The Woolworth Building was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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title: William A. Starrett

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Starrett and his brother Goldwin joined Starrett & van Vleck, architects of skyscraper department stores, after Starrett sold his share of the Thompson company. The key design elements were reinforced concrete and skeleton steel.He gave the steel construction technology to Japan so they could design buildings to resist earthquakes. <mask> was an assistant architect engineer for three commercial buildings in the Marunouchi district of Tokyo and the Crescent Building in Kobe. <mask> qualified for the rank of Major in the United States Army Corps of Engineers just before World War I. He was the Chairman of the Emergency Construction Committee for the Council of National Defense. He was in charge of all the architects. He was put in charge of overseeing the architecture engineering of army construction work for military barracks housing over a million soldiers when he was assigned to the War Industrial Board. He was promoted to colonel.<mask> was an architect in charge of building cantonments. He was decorated and discharged on March 22, 1919. In 1919, <mask> was chosen as an advisory architect for the state of New Jersey for improving public buildings and designing future ones. He became the company's vice president through 1921. He became the president of the Starrett Corporation in 1922. He was the position for the rest of his life. The real estate and building interests of the family were driven by Starrett.They were made up of

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title: William A. Starrett

texts: his grandfather, four brothers, and two brothers-in-law. He was a principal officer of several companies that built 200 notable buildings and skyscrapers in the United States. <mask>'s company built the Empire State Building in one year. At the time, it was the tallest structure in the world. <mask> was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering by the University of Michigan in 1917, as if he had graduated in 1897. He received a Doctor of Engineering degree in 1931. He was a member of several organizations, including the American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the Associated General Contractors of America.As a new art form, <mask> built the tallest steel and concrete structures of his time as the American skyscraper. He was known as the "Father of the skyscraper". He was considered the person that built the most skyscrapers by the Chicago Tribune. <mask> had a daughter, Helen Ruth, and a son, David. He was gravely ill after suffering a series of apoplectic strokes. He died at his home in Madison, New Jersey, at the age of 54. For the rest of their lives, <mask>'s will gave an income to Eloise and the children.Carol Willis, an associate professor of Urban Studies at Columbia University, designates <mask> as an authority in the design and construction of the skyscraper building. The Skyscraper Museum thinks <mask>'s book Skyscrapers and the Men Who build them is the best book on the subject. He was able to convey the technical aspects of the architect, engineer, iron-worker, financier, and builder of the skyscraper in a way that was easy to understand by the general public. Chase Up Into The Sky is an account of the construction of Empire State

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title: Richard Edwin Fox

texts: On February 12, 2003 <mask> was executed by the state of Ohio for the kidnapping and murder of an 18-year-old college student whom he lured to her death with a fake promise of a job interview. <mask> was sentenced to death on June 27, 1990 by a three-judge panel. He spent 12 years, 7 months, and 16 days on death row as his case was appealed through the state and federal court systems. The crime for which <mask> paid with his life was his first criminal conviction, but testimony at his trial revealed that he had been more aggressive toward women in the months before the murder. The victim of a previous encounter with <mask> helped police break the case. <mask> worked as a grill cook at the Bowling Green restaurant where Keckler applied for a waitress job. As Keckler was filling out her job application, <mask> pointed out her to a coworker and said "I'd like to have some of that", the coworker testified later.<mask> got Keckler's phone number from the application and asked her to meet him for an interview for a restaurant supply sales job. <mask> arranged the job interview for Keckler at the motel. She told her boyfriend that she might be gone for two or three hours. A missing persons report was filed by her boyfriend and her mother when she didn't return that night. The car was found abandoned at the mall. Two boys riding bicycles found Keckler's body in a rural drainage ditch four days later. She was wearing a black dress and leather jacket.She had a broken clasp on her brassiere, her belt was unbuckled, two dress buttons were missing, and her pantyhose was torn in the crotch. There was only one shoe found at the scene. The autopsy showed that Keckler had died as a result of strangulation and stab wounds. Three stab wounds penetrated her lungs, she had been stabbed six times in the back. Her face had a bruise on it's left eye and she had a gash on her right wrist. There were no signs of sexual

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texts: assault found by the coroner. The story of Keckler's murder was publicized and another woman came forward with a similar story.She was invited to an interview for a different position from the man referred to as "Jeff Bennett" who was later identified as <mask>. She was asked to come to the local motel to discuss the job opportunity with him. She agreed to accompany <mask> in his car to discuss the job after meeting him. They parked after driving for a while. The woman was told by <mask> that her dress was too long. She told <mask> that she was not interested in a job. <mask> asked the woman what she would do if someone pulled a knife on her and asked her for money or something else.The woman jumped out of the car as <mask> tried to grab her and said that he wasn't finished with her yet. She made a safe escape but did not report the incident to the police. The woman gave police a sketch of her attacker. <mask> was employed at both restaurants where the two women applied for jobs. <mask> was the prime suspect due to other circumstantial evidence. A friend of <mask> told police that the sketch resembled him. <mask>'s car and the description of "Bennett's" car were both matched by police.Police found suspicious items after securing a search warrant for <mask>'s car. They asked <mask> to come to the station to answer questions and he accompanied them. Before <mask> was placed under arrest, he admitted that in early May he had worked at a restaurant where his first intended victim had applied for a job, that he met her at the motel, and that he took her for a drive and discussed her skirt length. After his arrest and being advised of his Miranda rights, <mask> admitted that he had met and spoken with Keckler at the restaurant where he worked. He said he met Keckler at the motel on September 26. They talked at the mall and ended up taking a drive in his car. <mask> said that he and Keckler

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title: Richard Edwin Fox

texts: parked.However, "Leslie didn't want to participate". As she tried to get away from him, Keckler triggered something in <mask>'s mind. She got out of the car after she called him an asshole. <mask> said no one called him an asshole. <mask> pulled the coat over the woman's head as she stood up to get out of the car. <mask> told police that after he stabbed Keckler in the back, he put a rope out of the trunk to make sure she was dead. He dumped Keckler's purse and other property outside of Bowling Green after taking police to a rural location.At <mask>'s clemency hearing where the parole board listens to arguments why it should or should not recommend that the governor commute a death sentence, it was revealed that <mask> had written a letter apologizing to the Keckler family. I am sorry, and I must pay for my actions, if it is with a life in prison or if it is by my life, I will do what is required as I know I must pay for my mistakes! His daughter's plea not to be made an orphan was not enough to sway the parole board. <mask> was sentenced to death and spent the next 12 years, 7 months, and 16 days on death row. <mask> was executed by lethal injection. <mask> did not make a statement before he was injected. The execution took 13 minutes from when the first chemical was used to when <mask> was pronounced dead.The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney is mentioned in the list of people executed in Ohio. You can find it on 2007-11-05. The Capital Crimes Annual Report was published in 2006 The Ohio Attorney General's Office. You can find it on 2007-11-05. The death row prisoner apologized to the family in a letter. The Associated Press was published on January 8, 2003A man is about to be executed. State & Local Wire from The Associated Press. The 4th execution of the year was performed by Ohio. The United Press International was founded in 2003 There have been 21st-century executions of American people

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title: Karsten Nohl

texts: <mask> was born on August 11, 1981 in Germany. His research focuses on the Global System for Mobile Communications, radio-frequency identification, and privacy protection. <mask> grew up in the Rhineland area of Germany and studied electrical engineering at the Heidelberg University of applied sciences from 2001 to 2004. He received his PhD in 2008 from the University of Virginia. <mask> has been the Managing Director and Chief Scientist of Security Research Labs since 2010. <mask> served as interim CISO for the Indian corporation in the past, as well as for the Malaysian corporation in the past. In December 2007, <mask> gave a presentation on how the security of Mifare Classic smart cards was cracked.The Mifare Classic Card is used in many micropayment applications. The flawed security of Legic Prime was documented in a presentation in December of 2009. The system employed multiple layers of strange and obscure techniques in lieu of standard ciphers. The cards could be read, emulated, and even created. Nohl gave a presentation on the security of electronic car immobilizers used to prevent vehicle theft, documenting vulnerabilities in the three most widely used systems: Texas Instruments, Hitag 2 and Megamos. In 2008 the project group deDECTed.org pointed out serious deficiencies in the DECT protocol. The details of the reverse engineering of DECT hardware and descriptions from a patent specification were published in April 2010 by Nohl, Tews and Weinmann.The A5/1 Security Project was introduced in the summer of 2009. The project demonstrated an attack on the standard. The key tables were calculated with the help of volunteers and published on the 26C3 in December 2009. The association denied that wiretapping was actually possible. He said his research was academic. The hacker group probably never

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texts: published the tables because of legal problems, but began with the pre-calculation of key tables as early as 2008. The demonstration of how mobile calls can be cut and decrypted with the help of converted cheap mobile phones and open-source software was held at the 27C3 in December 2010.The pair showed that calls can be recorded and played back if they are cracked within 20 seconds. <mask> and Luca Melette gave a presentation about the security of GPRS networks. The pair stated that they had recorded data transmissions in the networks of several German mobile providers. Several mobile service providers used insufficient encryption. A modified mobile phone could be used to read mobile traffic. The privacy and security of mobile phone users have been undermined by the use of the outdated and insecure DES encryption on many sim cards. It is possible to give a sim card with updates, applications, or new keys through "Over The Air" communication.Digital signatures are used for such messages. The Rainbow Table was created by using a specially signed error message and plain text. An attacker sends a signed text message to the victim. It is possible to crack the internal key of a sim card with the help of the Rainbow Table. There is a known plaintext attack. This allows an attacker to send a signed message, which in turn loads a Java app onto the phone. Sharing the location of the device is one of the actions that these apps are capable of.An attacker could command a device to send a message to a foreign service at a cost to the device owner. Every Java app should only be able to access the pre-defined interface of the Java Virtual Machine. It is possible for a Java app to escape the sandbox environment and gain access to the entire sim card, according to a new study. It is possible to duplicate the IMSI, Ki


title: Karsten Nohl

texts: and payment information on a sim card. The Android app "GSMmap" was introduced at the 30C3 in December. The app was originally designed for use on the S2 or S3 and is now used on the S3. The collected data can be uploaded to a database that evaluates the security of mobile networks worldwide, based on selected protection capability criteria.The results of this analysis are displayed on the "GSM Security Map" website, where the security level of mobile providers are visualized on an interactive world map and made available for download as "country reports". A countermeasure against mobile network security attacks was presented by <mask> at the 31C3 in December. Mobile network traffic can be collected and analyzed locally with "Snoop snitch", where the app gives the user information about the security of the network, as well as the possibility for attacks. With the user's consent, the data collected via "SnoopSnitch" can be uploaded to a database to support additional security analysis, which is shared on the "GSM Security Map" website. <mask> presented a side channel attack using Signaling System 7 (SS7) on UMTS communication and described other attacks that can allow the reading of text messages, determination of location coordinates, and various scenarios for fraud. There was a presentation on security in the mobile environment. They analyzed the images from various vendors.Vendors have not applied all security patches that should have been applied based on the monthly patch level date specified in the firmware. New features in the updated version of the open source "Snoopsnitch" app allow users to run tests on their phones to check for a "patch gap" on their device. A group of people presented an attack on the EC card protocols at the 32C3. Both protocols are used in German-speaking countries.

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title: Alexander Altmann

texts: <mask> was an Orthodox Jewish scholar and rabbi who was born in 1906. After moving to England in 1938, he settled in the United States and worked for a decade and a half as a professor in the philosophy department. He was the leading Mendelssohn scholar since the time of Mendelssohn, and he was best known for his studies of the thinker. He made important contributions to the study of Jewish mysticism, and for a large part of his career he was the only scholar in the United States working on this subject in a purely academic setting. Many of the students he supervised in this area were from Brandeis. The Chief Rabbi of Trier, one of the oldest Jewish communities in Germany, was a son of Malwine Weisz and <mask>. He received his PhD in philosophy from the University of Berlin in 1931 and later became a rabbi at the Hildesheimer Rabbinical Seminary of Berlin.He was a professor of Jewish philosophy at the seminary and a rabbi in Berlin. After fleeing Nazi Germany in 1938, <mask> served as a communal rabbi in Manchester, England. In addition to his responsibilities as a community leader, he continued to independently pursue his scholarly studies, publishing in 1946 a translation and commentary of Saadia's Beliefs and Opinions. The Institute of Jewish Studies was found and directed by him because of his scholarly activities. The Journal of Jewish Studies was edited by him. Even though the Nazis had killed his parents and other family members, <mask> approved of a former prisoner of war being considered as a player for Manchester City Football Club, which had many Jewish fans. The acceptance of a former P.O.W. may have been decisive because of <mask>'s intervention.Become a part of the team. He became a very successful goalkeeper. After securing the future of the Institute of Jewish Studies by bringing it under the auspices of the University College London, in

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title: Alexander Altmann

texts: 1959 <mask> left England to join the faculty of Brandeis University in Massachusetts. Aged 53 at this time and the author of almost 100 publications, the Brandeis appointment was <mask>'s first university position. He was the Philip W. Lown Professor of Jewish Philosophy and History of ideas at Brandeis until 1976, when he retired. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. According to Alfred Ivry, <mask> was a major force in acquiring the complete Vatican Hebraica collection.He was an associate at the Harvard University Center for Jewish Studies from 1978 until his death, and he was a visiting professor at Harvard from 1976 to 1978. He made his home in the Boston area a meeting place for Jewish scholars and students, often hosting them for Sabbath meals. In his later years, <mask>'s thirst for new knowledge never abated. Lawrence Fine tells of attending a class on Coptic language at a university in the 70s, only to find a 65-year-old man eager to learn a new skill. Professor <mask> joined a new Orthodox synagogue in Massachusetts in 1983. Professor Louis Dickstein of Wellesley College was one of the members of the synagogue's Rabbinical Committee. Professor <mask> was a regular at synagogue services and committee meetings.As a pulpit rabbi in Berlin in the 1930s, he delivered messages of support to Jews who were returning to synagogue life in the face of the growing Nazi threat. To avoid provoking Gestapo agents, he had to write these messages. Professor <mask> was inspired by the opportunities afforded him by Shaarei Tefillah to teach and preach once again in a synagogue setting. He accepted a rabbinical post in Manchester, England, after leaving Germany with his family. He was supposed to give a sermon in English as a candidate. He presented it in translation after writing it in German. He learned to speak English with eloquence

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title: Alexander Altmann

texts: after mastering it.On June 6, 1987, <mask> died in Boston, US. A number of important works in German, English, and Hebrew are listed below. For a brief period of time in his early career, he worked on a Jewish theology, but it was left unfinished and he focused on medieval Jewish philosophy and mysticism. The restoration to this important Jewish figure his rightful recognition as an original philosopher and profound reasoner, not just a popularizer of Enlightenment thought was one of the goals of his work on Mendelssohn. His work on the first medieval Jewish philosopher saved him from obscurity. In his Maimonides on the Intellect and the Scope of Metaphysics, <mask> argued that Maimonides saw genuine value in the philosophy and believed it could yield genuine truths. There is a complete bibliography of <mask>'s nearly 250 published works.In Three Jewish Philosophers, Atheneum, New York, 1969 there is abridged edition of the Book of Doctrines and Beliefs. His works were translated with comments and an outline of his philosophy. The Harvard University Press published a book in 1966. The Fruehschriften zum Metaphysik, Mohr, 1969 was written by Moses Mendelssohn. The Cornell University Press published studies in religious philosophy. The University of Alabama Press published a biography of Moses Mendelssohn. The University Press of New England published essays in Jewish Intellectual History.Essays in Judaism were written in Tel-Aviv. <mask> and Alfred Ivry. Jewish Existence: Theological Essays was published in 1930-1939. Waltham, Mass. is located in Massachusetts. The Brandeis University Press was published in 1991. The <mask>mann Guide to the Papers of <mask>mann is a Contemporary Authors entry. Writers from Koice 20th-century rabbis British Orthodox rabbis American Orthodox rabbis Jewish American writers Harvard University faculty and University of Berlin

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title: Glenn Youngkin

texts: <mask> is an American businessman and politician who is the 74th governor of Virginia. <mask> is a member of the Republican Party. Prior to entering politics, he spent 25 years at the private-equity firm the Carlyle Group. In September 2020, <mask> left the Carlyle Group to run for governor of Virginia. <mask> was born on December 9, 1966. He is the son of two people. His father was a basketball player for Duke University.<mask>'s family moved to Virginia Beach when he was a teenager. He graduated from Norfolk Academy in 1985. He was a high school basketball player. <mask> received a basketball scholarship to Rice University. He played four seasons for the Owls in the Southwest Conference, and he had a total of 82 points and 67 rebound in his career. He received a Bachelor of Arts in managerial studies and a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering in 1990. He received a Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard in 1994.After graduating from Rice, <mask> joined the investment bank First Boston, where he worked on mergers and acquisitions. <mask> left in 1992 to pursue an MBA after the company was bought out by Credit Suisse. He joined the management consulting firm in 1994. <mask> joined The Carlyle Group in August 1995 as a member of the US buyout team. He was named a partner and managing director of Carlyle in 1999. He split his time between London and Washington, managing the firm's United Kingdom and global industrial sector investment teams. <mask> was asked to step back from deal-making in order to focus on the firm's broader strategy.The non-deal, day-to-day operations of Carlyle were overseen by a seven person operating committee chaired by <mask>. In 2009, <mask> and Daniel Akerson joined the executive committee, which had previously

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texts: consisted of the three founding partners. <mask> became interim CFO until Adena Friedman was hired as CFO. <mask> joined the management committee. The Carlyle Group's chief operating officer was <mask>. <mask> oversaw the initial public offering of Carlyle. He became co-president and co-chief operating officer of the Carlyle Group in June of last year.They helped develop and implement the firm's growth initiatives and managed the firm's operations on a day-to-day basis. <mask> became president and COO of Carlyle after Cavanagh left the firm. In October of last year, the Carlyle Group announced that its founders would remain executive chairmen on the board of directors but step down as the day-to-day leaders of the firm; they named <mask> and Lee to succeed them, as co-CEOs. <mask> oversaw Carlyle's real estate, energy, infrastructure, and investment solutions businesses, while Lee oversaw the firm's corporate private equity and global credit businesses. When <mask> and Lee became co-CEOs, they joined the firm's board of directors. <mask> and Lee oversaw the firm's transition from a publicly traded partnership to a corporation. The co-CEO relationship has become increasingly acrimonious.Lee quickly established dominance, diminishing <mask>'s clout according to the publication. Lee was given control of the corporate private equity and global credit units at the beginning, which were bigger and more profitable than the others. In July 2020, <mask> announced that he would retire from the Carlyle Group at the end of September 2020, after serving as co-CEO for 2 12 years, stating his intention to focus on community and public service efforts. The Virginia Ready Initiative was founded by <mask> and his wife in 2020. In January 2021, <mask> announced that he would seek

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texts: the Republican Party of Virginia's nomination for governor of Virginia. A first-time candidate, <mask>'s personal wealth gave him the ability to self-fund his candidacy, and he spent at least $5.5 million of his own money on his primary campaign. Ted Cruz has described <mask> as a close family friend.<mask> donated to Cruz in the past. <mask> won the nomination at the party's state convention on May 10, 2021, after multiple rounds of ranked-choice voting. Six other candidates were defeated by him. All the Republican candidates, including <mask>, stressed their support for Donald Trump and Trumpism, although other candidates for the nomination, such as state senator Amanda Chase, were the most vocally pro-Trump. <mask> was endorsed by Trump after winning the party's nomination. <mask> distanced himself from some of Trump's most ardent supporters after endorsing him. The New York Times reported in October that <mask> wanted to change the race.<mask> courted both Trump supporters and never-Trump voters. <mask> faced a former governor in the general election. On July 12, 2021, <mask> declined to face McAuliffe in the Virginia Bar Association debate due to his objection to the fact that Judy Woodruff made a donation to the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund. Every election year since 1985, the VBA has held a gubernatorial debate. The two candidates debated twice during the campaign. <mask> told a delicate line when asked if Biden was elected. He acknowledged that Biden was president but wouldn't say if he thought the president was fairly elected.Biden's election was acknowledged by <mask> after the convention. The Associated Press noted that <mask> failed to refute a conspiracy theory about the 2020 election when asked at one of his rallies if Trump could. <mask> made a campaign

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texts: appearance with Mike Pence in August, and former Trump advisor Steve Bannon spoke in support of <mask> at an October rally, which also featured a video appearance from Trump. <mask> thanked the host for holding the rally, but did not personally attend it. He said it was weird and wrong when the rally began with attendees pledge their loyalty to a flag that had flown. 6. During the campaign, <mask> was asked if he would have voted to certify Biden's election if he'd been a member of Congress.<mask> would have voted to certify Biden's election, according to a statement released by his campaign a few days later. <mask> continued to emphasize "election integrity" as a major theme and voiced support for stricter voting laws, such as a photo ID requirement. <mask> said that the legislation that would have required schools to inform parents about sexually explicit content in educational materials had been vetoed. "'I'm not going to let parents come into schools and actually take books out and make their own decisions,'" he said. I don't think parents should tell schools what to teach. <mask> created an attack ad after the quote was described as a gaffe by Republicans. According to polling data cited by Newsweek, the comment on the veto made by McAuliffe was a major factor in the race.A conservative activist tried to have the book Beloved by Toni Morrison removed from high school curriculums in Virginia. The ad for <mask>'s campaign did not say which book the activist had opposed or that her child had been a high school senior when the book was assigned. Virginia Democrats accused <mask> of targeting a black author by focusing on the "Beloved Bill". <mask>'s use of the issue was called a racist dog whistle. Some Virginia Democrats voted for the bill. The Washington Post

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texts: wrote shortly before the election that the book had become the hottest topic in the campaign, and NBC News wrote that Beloved "erupted as a flashpoint in the closing days of Virginia's race for governor". <mask> defeated McAuliffe on November 2, 2021.Since 2009, Republicans have not won a statewide race in Virginia. <mask>'s victory was attributed to a coalition of voters consisting of both Trump supporters and some suburban residents who supported Joe Biden. <mask> was sworn in as governor on January 15, 2022. Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears, the first woman of color elected to statewide office in Virginia, and Attorney General Jason Miyares, the first Latino elected to statewide office in the state, joined him in office. The Washington Post reported that it was a sign of "inroads" made by the Republican Party in the African American and Latino communities. The former Democratic Governor of Virginia said after the election that Republicans had "one-upped" Democrats with the historic achievement. <mask> was inaugurated two years ago.During his first week in office, there was a winter storm. The morning before his inauguration, <mask> participated in a community service project at the Reconciliation Statue along theRichmond Slave Trail in Shockoe Bottom, which was home to the second largest domestic slave market in the United States before the Civil War. The inauguration eve party was held at the hotel. <mask> had an inauguration eve event at the Science Museum of Virginia. <mask> held a celebration at the Main Street Station on the night of his inauguration. The Washington Post wrote that <mask>'s inaugural address "delivered the blend of religious confidence and boardroom bravado that powered his victory", while The Associated Press characterized the address as

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texts: one that carried "a tone of bipartisanship and optimism". The Washington Post noted that <mask> used the address to criticize modern politics as "too toxic", but also wrote that he "stirred partisan rancor" by signing a series of polarizing executive actions.The publication noted that <mask>'s praise for the vaccine fell flat with the largely mask-free crowd. <mask>'s biggest applause was for a line about moving politics from the classroom. After his inauguration, <mask> signed eleven executive actions. Critical race theory is one of the "inherently divisive concepts" banned by the first of these. Critical race theory has been discussed by teachers at workshops sponsored by the Virginia Department of Education, but it has never been endorsed by the department or included in the state's public school curriculum. In his executive order, <mask> characterized critical race theory and related concepts as "political indoctrination" that "instruct students to only view life through the lens of race and presumes that some students are consciously or unconsciously racist, sexist, or oppressive, and that other students are victims." The American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, approved of the order as "sensible and thoughtful and well-written".According to the Washington Post, critical race theory refers to an academic framework that examines how policies and laws perpetuate systemic racism in the United States, but the term has been reappropriated by conservatives as a symbol of schools' equity and diversity work. The leaders of the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus have condemned <mask>'s stance on critical race theory. The publication wrote that <mask>'s critics thought the banning of critical race theory was an attempt to "whitewash" history. One of the

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texts: executive actions signed by <mask> on his first day in office was to take away Virginia's statewide mask mandate for public schools and the other was to make compliance with local public school mask mandates optional. One of <mask>'s Day One executive orders called for a reevaluation of the workplace safety standards that had been adopted by the Northam administration. The firing and replacement of the entire Virginia Parole Board was one of the executive actions taken by <mask> on his first day in office. The Washington Post stated that <mask>'s first executive orders had gone far beyond the practice of his predecessors in the Executive Mansion over the past 20 years.<mask>'s repeal of public school mask mandates was condemned by a former Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, who called it "in direct conflict with an existing state law." The legality of <mask> using an executive order to ban critical race theory has been called into question. The order is "unenforceable" according to <mask>'s critics. According to the Washington Post, no governor had banned critical race theory via executive order before <mask> and predicted that any such order would face court challenges. Two lawsuits were brought in January against <mask>'s executive order. One of the lawsuits was brought by a group of parents and the other was brought by seven of the state's school boards. According to the lawsuits, <mask>'s executive order interfered with local control given to Virginia school boards by the state constitution and violated an existing state law requiring that Virginia public schools comply with CDCP health guidelines "to the maximum extent practicable".The American Civil Liberties Union brought an additional lawsuit in February arguing that <mask>'s policy violated the Americans

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texts: with Disabilities Act by discriminating against medically vulnerable students. <mask> wants Virginia parents to cooperate with the school principals. In Virginia, a majority of public school districts refused to comply with the executive order. On February 4, an Arlington County judge ruled to allow mask mandates to be temporarily retained in the seven school districts that had sued to stop <mask>'s order. The state Supreme Court did not rule on the legality of <mask>'s executive order or the legality of the lawsuit brought by the group of parents, but it did dismiss the case for procedural reasons. The <mask> administration joined a lawsuit against the Loudoun County school system, brought by a group of parents, who were challenging the school system's decision to enforce a mask mandate. Cabinet <mask> began announcing nominations for his cabinet on December 20, 2021, but did not finish the process until after he was inaugurated.According to The Washington Post, <mask> assembled his cabinet at a slower pace than his predecessors. The slow pace has turned the quadrennial parlor game of predicting Cabinet picks into a far more lengthy and opaque process with lobbyists, interest groups and other Richmond insiders left guessing what the new administration might look like. <mask> sidestepped many policy specifics during the campaign. <mask>'s focus on education as a campaign priority was reflected in his decision to begin announcing his cabinet nominees with his choice for Secretary of Education. While campaigning for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, <mask> suggested that he would name Kirk Cox, a former Speaker of the House of Delegates, to the position, but instead chose the founder of a data firm. Five of <mask>'s cabinet nominees are women. Many of his


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texts: nominees were brought in from other states, and only a few had any government experience.The Washington Post wrote that the newcomer status is on brand for <mask>, who ran tout his lack of political experience as an asset. It presents the new administration with a steep learning curve. Four of Youngkin's cabinet nominees served under previous Virginia Governors: Youngkin's Secretary of the Commonwealth nominee, Kay Coles James, served as Secretary of Health and Human Resources under Governor George Allen; Youngkin's Secretary of Labor nominee, George Bryan Slater, served as Secretary of Three of Youngkin's cabinet nominees worked for the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. James was the first Black woman to serve as president of the foundation, Sailor was an executive there at the same time, and Littel worked there as a lawyer. The Washington Post described the Virginia Ready Initiative as a nonprofit organization that Youngkin founded in 2020 to fund workforce training for people struggling during the economic shutdown linked to the coronaviruses. Daniel Gade was named commissioner of Virginia's Department of Veterans Services by <mask>, who was also the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.<mask> chose Jeff Goettman, who was the chief operating officer of <mask>'s campaign, to be his chief of staff. <mask> chose an attorney described by The Washington Post as the "ultimate Richmond insider" for the role of counselor. After Jim Gilmore resigned as Attorney General of Virginia to run for governor in the 1990s, Cullen served out the remainder of his term. The Washington Post reported that the appointment of Cullen was seen as a nod to the establishment class and that the choice could suggest that <mask> does not intend to disrupt politics as usual in a state

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texts: where cozy ties between government and business interests have long been praised. The choice indicates that <mask> wants an experienced political hand on his team as he tries to get his arms around the state's bureaucracy. On January 19, 2022, Chief Diversity Officer <mask> announced his cabinet nominees and his choice for Chief Diversity Officer. This position was established by <mask>'s immediate predecessor, Ralph Northam, in response to a scandal involving racist imagery appearing on Northam's medical school page.The idea for a Chief Diversity Officer was born out of a commitment made by Northam to focus the remainder of his term on improving racial equity in Virginia. The media speculated that <mask> would eliminate the position of Chief Diversity Officer after he was inaugurated. Sailor was nominated for the Chief Diversity Officer by <mask>. Virginia's Chief Diversity Officer is in charge of the state's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. After Sailor's nomination to serve in his cabinet, <mask> issued an executive order restructuring the agency she would be overseeing and dedicating resources towards emphasizing parental involvement in public school education. The proposal to change the agency's name to the Office of Diversity, Opportunity and Inclusion was defeated in the state senate. Andrew Wheeler is <mask>'s nominee for Secretary of Natural Resources.Wheeler worked as a coal lobbyist before he became Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. The regulations that he reversed had been implemented by the Obama administration. Several Democratic state senators in Virginia have said that they will vote against Wheeler's nomination, as noted by The Washington Post. Republicans in the House of Delegates have threatened to retaliate by


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texts: blocking the reappointment of a judge to the State Corporation Commission and leaving two state Supreme Court vacancies open if Democrats in the State Senate defeat Wheeler's nomination. During his first week as governor, <mask> set up an email tipline to receive reports about what he characterized as "divisive practices" in Virginia schools. <mask>'s executive order banning school mask mandates was the focus of the tipline. On a conservative radio show, <mask> said that parents should use the tipline to report instances where their fundamental rights are being violated, where their children are not being respected, and where there are inherently divisive practices in their schools.He said on the radio show that his administration would "catalogue it all" and begin "rooting it out". The tipline was described by The Washington Post as "part of a broader push by <mask> to identify and root out what he says are elements of critical race theory in the state's curriculum." According to the publication, the tipline was viewed by a teachers union, Democrats in the General Assembly, some parents and other observers as divisive, authoritarian and unfairly targeting educators. The tipline was defended by the Virginia Republicans by comparing it to systems that previous governors of the state had set up for people to report violations of business regulations and health protocols. A spokesman for <mask> said on January 26 that critics of the tipline had mischaracterized it. CNN reported that the tipline had drawn national attention. John Legend encouraged opponents of the initiative to co-opt the tipline, saying, "Black parents need to flood these tip lines with complaints about our history being silenced."We are also parents. Critics of <mask> were using the tipline.


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texts: Political scientist Larry Sabato said it was a "snitch line" and that it would "backfire" on <mask>. At the end of January, WSET reported that the tipline had been criticized by Virginia teachers and the Virginia Education Association for targeting teachers who are already struggling amid staffing shortages and other challenges related to the COVID-19 Pandemic, while The Lead with Jake Tapper reported that the tip On February 3, <mask> explained that his administration was responding to complaints but did not say if there would be ramifications for teachers mentioned in those complaints. The Virginian-Pilot inquired about how complaints would be used by the <mask> administration. <mask> denied requests to see emails sent to the tipline because of the "working papers and correspondence" exemption in Virginia's law.Political positions On the Issues, a non-partisan organization that tracks candidates' positions, and is owned by Snopes, considers <mask> to be a "Hard-Core Conservative" or " Right Conservative" Republican. <mask> "offered a moderate conservative platform, but also played into hot-button culture wars," according to the Washington Post. <mask> promised to be an opponent of abortion while running in the Republican primary. He supports legal access to abortion in cases of saving the pregnant patient's life, rape, and incest, even though he describes himself as pro-life. <mask> criticized the Texas Heartbeat Act, which prohibits abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy except to save the mother's life. He preferred a bill that would ban abortion at twenty weeks. <mask> does not want to interfere with the issue of same-sex marriage as governor.He said in an interview with the Associated Press that he would support legal same-sex marriage as governor. The

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texts: Washington Post reported that the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion section of the Virginia governor's website was removed after <mask> became governor. <mask> spoke out against gun legislation that Democrats had passed, including expanded background checks, handgun purchase limitations and red flag laws. He sought to appeal to suburban swing voters after winning the nomination. In July, he was caught on a hot mic telling an activist that he would limit his comments about abortion during the campaign so that he wouldn't offend independent voters. The National Rifle Association declined to endorse <mask> after he declined to fill out their candidate survey. In September, a Democratic-aligned group began running ads in conservative parts of Virginia, trying to diminish Republican turnout by attacking his lack of an endorsement from the NRA.All Things Considered reported about a week after <mask>'s inauguration that he came to power as a sort of establishment Republican politician, a businessman who spoke to suburban families, and a dad-next-door image. The Washington Post reported that <mask> "caught even some allies off guard" with the partisanship of his administration. <mask> supports the COVID-19 vaccination effort but does not agree with vaccine mandates. He and his family are up to date on their immunizations. While running for governor, <mask> promised to ban local school boards from implementing their own mask mandates if he was elected. <mask> said through his PR team that he would give local school boards the discretion to implement their own mask policies despite his opposition to Virginia's statewide public school mask mandate. While still allowing for local mandates, he re- emphasized his intention to repeal the statewide mandate after winning the


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texts: election.He reversed his position on his first day in office and signed an executive order to repeal the statewide mandate. Multiple lawsuits contend that the executive order is in violation of state law and exceeds <mask>'s authority. <mask> urged Virginia parents to cooperate with the school principals. On February 16, 2022, <mask> signed a bill that will make masking optional in all public schools in Virginia. On his first day in office, <mask> signed two other executive actions. One called for a reevaluation of workplace safety standards and the other called for the repeal of the vaccine mandate for all state employees. Before taking office, <mask> said he would challenge the vaccine mandate.<mask> emphasized his position on the state's vaccine efforts in his address to the General Assembly. I strongly encourage you to get the vaccine, speaking to you as your neighbor and a friend. After taking office, <mask> extended a limited state of emergency that had been implemented by the Northam administration ten days earlier to increase hospital capacity and allow medical professionals licensed in other states to practice in Virginia. The extension will last until February 21, 2022. One of the first states to cease efforts to trace every positive case of COVID-19 was the Virginia Department of Health. The health officials explained that the decision was made due to the increased difficulty in tracing the omicron variant. The officials explained that the policy would allow the department to better focus its resources on responding to "outbreaks and cases in high risk settings" and that individuals who test positive should continue to personally notify contacts.During his campaign for governor, <mask> said that Virginia's economy was in the ditch. Mark Rozell, a


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texts: political scientist, considered this an unusual position since Virginia had low unemployment, a budget surplus, and aAAA bond rating during the campaign. CNBC rated the state as the Top State for Business. <mask> argued against the merits of the CNBC rating, stating that it put too much emphasis on inclusivity and noted Virginia's poor ratings in the "cost of living" and "cost of doing business" categories. The Washington Post noted that more than two months after winning the Republican nomination, <mask> had yet to reveal any formal economic plan. The elimination of Virginia's individual income tax was one of <mask>'s main proposals. According to NPR, this proposal received criticism from both Democrats and Republicans that it would wipe out 70% of Virginia's General Fund.In Virginia, we can't get rid of income tax, but we can try to bring it down, said <mask> before the end of his campaign. <mask> announced a series of tax cut proposals. These included eliminating the grocery tax, suspending the gas tax increase, offering a one-time rebate on income tax, doubling the standard deduction on income tax, cutting the retirement tax on veterans' income, and offering a tax holiday for small. The proposals were called the "most wide-ranging and detailed look at the priorities of a potential <mask> administration" by the Associated Press. One-time tax cuts would amount to $1.8 billion and recurring tax cuts would amount to $1.4 billion if enacted. <mask> wants to pay for the tax cuts with the state's budget surplus. State law requires that half of the surplus be devoted to the state's "rainy day" reserve fund, water quality improvement fund, and transportation fund, according to the Washington Post and NPR.Stephen Moore, who was Youngkin's senior economic advisor,


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texts: oversaw tax cuts in Kansas when Sam Brownback was in office. NPR noted at the end of the Virginia gubernatorial campaign that <mask> "sourced a lot of his fiscal agenda from Moore." The Washington Post described the Brownback tax cuts as "an experiment widely seen as a failure, leading the state to slash spending for priorities such as education and transportation when revenue dried up". The tax cuts were repealed on a bipartisan vote according to the publication. The economic downturn in Kansas was cited as a way to critique <mask>'s economic platform. Moore acknowledged after joining the Youngkin campaign that the Brownback tax cuts had negatively impacted the Kansas economy but argued that several other states did well when they lowered taxes. The Virginia Employment Commissionstruggled with outdated computer systems and a lack of staffing during the heightened demands of the Pandemic, according to The Washington Post.On his first day in office, <mask> signed an executive order calling for a review of the state agency. <mask> said he would continue efforts to expand broadband access in Virginia. The gradual minimum wage increase in Virginia was opposed by <mask>, who argued that it would cause the state to lose jobs. He will veto any legislation that repeals Virginia's right-to-work law. He supports the repeal of collective bargaining rights for public employees and the requirement that all public works use project labor agreements. The centerpiece of <mask>'s campaign was his education platform. He held Parents Matter rallies to get people to vote on the issue.<mask>'s campaign turned Virginia public schools into a cultural war zone according to The New York Times. <mask> opposed protections for trans students in Virginia public schools and was against the


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texts: teaching of critical race theory in the state. Politifact and PBS found no evidence that critical race theory was part of state curriculum standards. Critical race theory is being discussed by teachers in Virginia. There is a difference between learning about the theory and teaching it to students. Critics of <mask> said that he sent his children to private schools with resources for critical race theory. <mask> has distanced himself from anti-racism initiatives that were adopted by the school while he was on the governing board.The Washington Post said that the Loudoun County school system was the "ground zero" for <mask>'s victory. After two sexual assaults occurred in Loudoun County schools, <mask> called for campus police to be stationed at every school in Virginia, and after winning the election, he directed the state's Attorney General to investigate the school system's handling of those assaults. Initially, the perpetrators of the assaults were characterized as gender fluid, although this was later denied by the perpetrators lawyer, conservative media coverage focused on this aspect of the assaults, and the news story fueled opposition to bathroom policies that had been recently adopted in Virginia to accommodate trans students. Terry McAuliffe, <mask>'s opponent in the election, said that the assaults were being exploited during the campaign as a transphobic dog whistle. <mask> signed an executive order banning Virginia schools from teaching critical race theory. Critical race theory can't be used in teacher diversity trainings or any other materials produced by the Virginia Department of Education. The EdEquityVa Initiative is a program aimed at promoting cultural competency in classrooms, higher teacher diversity, and decreasing suspension rates for