title: Ian Clunies Ross

texts: <mask>MG was an Australian veterinary scientist. He was described as the 'architect' of Australia's scientific boom, for his stewardship of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation. <mask> was born in New South Wales in 1899. His grandfather, <mask>, was a brother of <mask>, who proclaimed a kingdom on the Cocos Islands. He married Janet Carter on 6 October 1927. Their three sons were Anthony, Adrian and David. After graduating from Newington College in 1916, <mask> went to the University of Sydney in the Agriculture Faculty and graduated with second class honours in 1920.His father passed away in 1914, and his brothers Egerton and Rob were killed in action in World War I. After being made a Fellow of The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, <mask> <mask> was able to travel overseas. He worked at the School of Tropical Medicine in London and the Molteno Institute for Research in Parasitology in Cambridge. In the United States, he looked at methods of field control of parasites. He set up a veterinary practice, lectured at the University and continued his research on parasites and diseases. The dog immunization was developed to protect against the dog-tick. The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (  ) was established in 1926 and funded the research of <mask> <mask>.<mask> married Janet Carter at the Catholic Apostolic Church. They had three sons. In November 1931, the officer-in- charge of the laboratory was appointed, and by mid-1931, three other researchers were working with him. His thesis on the hydatid parasites was accepted for the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Science. Improvements to animal health and returns from agriculture were made due to work done at the McMaster Laboratory. <mask> was

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texts: the Australian representative at the International Wool Secretariat in London from 1937 to 1940 and spent time in Asia. He enjoyed his job.He was a member of Australia's delegation to the League of Nations Assembly. When World War II broke out, he and his family returned to Australia. He was president of the Australian Institute of International Affairs from 1941 to 1945. He was a member of the Australian veterinary association. He was a commentator on international affairs for the rest of his career. In 1943, <mask> <mask> was appointed Director of Scientific Personnel in the Commonwealth and also an adviser to the Department of War Organization of Industry. He continued to work on his university position while he held these positions.He left the university at the end of the war to help with sheep and wool-textile research. He was appointed a full-time member of the CSIR Executive Committee in 1946. He was the executive officer of the CSIR until 1949. He was chairman of the CSIRO until his death. He oversaw the release of myxomatosis for rabbit control in Australia. He was president of the Melbourne Wallaby Club during his retirement. <mask> was involved in a conflict with Ruby Payne-Scott over the role of women in the organization.The disparity in pay and working conditions between male and female employees did not result in a change to the status quo after the two met in person. When Payne-Scott's marriage and pregnancy were revealed, the two had a hostile exchange of letters, and the CSIRO deprived her of her permanent employee status and pension funds. <mask> <mask> was knighted and made a Foundation Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in 1954. <mask> <mask> died of atherosclerotic heart disease in 1959 and is buried in Box Hill

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texts: cemetery. <mask>' career is celebrated in Australia. <mask> <mask> was on one side of the note, while Howard Florey was on the other. The National Science Centre in Parkville, Victoria was renamed as Clunies Ross House in 1968.The Chairman of the CSIRO was a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George. The Chairman of the CSIRO was a Knight Bachelor. The National Science and Technology Award is named after <mask> <mask>nies <mask> Street. There is a street in New South Wales, Australia. The Clunies Ross Court is located in the Brisbane Technology Park. The Clunies Ross Award was given in 1959.The house is at Newington College. The J.D.Stewart Building is a school of veterinary science. O'Dea, C. 1997. <mask> is a biography. The Australian Academy of Science is named after <mask>, a man of science who died in 1959 and was a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St

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title: Tim Breslin

texts: <mask><mask> was a professional ice hockey player. In the IHL, <mask> played for the Phoenix Roadrunners and Chicago Wolves, and in the ECHL with the South Carolinas. He played roller hockey for the Chicago Cheetahs in the major league. Lake Superior State University is where <mask> attended. He was part of the team that won the school's first national championship. He was an alternate captain in his senior season and tied two school records for points in a game and points in a series. He was a free agent when he signed with the Kings.He was in the minor league system for four years. He was a free agent when he joined the Wolves. <mask> won the IHL Man of the Year in the 1996–97 season because of his involvement in charitable activities as a member of the Wolves. He was a member of the Turner Cup champion team. After being diagnosed with cancer in 2004, <mask> died 11 weeks later due to complications from appendiceal cancer. The <mask>lin Unsung Hero Award and the <mask> Memorial Scholarship were created to honor him. They hosted an exhibition game to raise money for his family.<mask> was born to James and <mask> in 1967. He was one of six children. <mask> began playing hockey when he was five years old. He learned the game while playing with his brothers on a frozen pond near the family home and on a backyard rink made by his father. <mask> was able to join the Dubuque Fighting Saints in the United States Hockey League because he played in local leagues and Driscoll Catholic High School's club team. After graduating from high school, <mask> joined the Fighting Saints and played an additional season. He was awarded a scholarship to Lake Superior State University.In his freshman season with the

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texts: Lakers, <mask> contributed 6 goals and 20 points, as LSSU finished first in the CCHA. The Lakers advanced to the 1988 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament by defeating Merrimack College and the University of Maine. LSSU won its first National Championship in the title game. <mask> scored 7 goals and had 20 points in the 1988–89 season. In the 1989 NCAA Tournament, LSSU lost to Harvard in the quarterfinals. <mask> had 8 goals and 25 points in his junior season. In the 1990 NCAA Tournament, Colgate defeated the Lakers for the second year in a row, as they finished second in the CCHA.One of the team's alternate captains was <mask>. <mask> played on a line with future NHL player Doug Weight. He had career highs in goals, assists, and points. He tied a school record with seven points in a game against Ohio State. He tied a school record when the two teams played the next day. <mask> tied the record for points in a series with 10 in the second game. Lake Superior State was defeated in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row.<mask> was a free agent when he signed with the Kings. He played with his hockey hero, Wayne Gretzky, at the Kings training camp. Los Angeles assigned <mask> to their IHL affiliate, the Phoenix Roadrunners, after he failed to make the team. <mask> broke his arm in his first season with Phoenix. He missed the rest of the season after breaking his arm in three weeks. He played in 45 games and scored 8 goals and 29 points. <mask> had a career-high 44 points in the 1992–93 season.The Phoenix Suns finished the season with a low 26 wins and 58 points. After five games with the Roadrunners, he was sent to the ECHL's South Carolina Stingrays. After

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texts: playing nine games for the Stingrays, <mask> was recalled by Phoenix. He had 9 goals and 27 points in 50 games for the Roadrunners. Phoenix did not make the playoffs for the third year in a row. <mask>'s contract with the Kings expired at the end of the season. In the summer of 1994, <mask> joined the Chicago Cheetahs of the Roller Hockey International league.In 6 games, Breslin recorded 5 goals and 13 points. Prior to the start of the 1994–95 IHL season, <mask> signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Wolves. The Wolves began their first season as an IHL expansion team with three players. In his first season with the Wolves, <mask> had 7 goals and 28 points. The Chicago finished with 80 points, good enough for third place in their division and a spot in the playoffs. The Chicago Bears were swept in three straight games by the Kalamazoo Wings in the first round. <mask> played in all three games and contributed two points.<mask> signed a two-year contract to stay in Chicago. <mask> played 56 games over the next two seasons due to injuries. The Wolves failed to advance beyond the second round of the playoffs in both seasons. The IHL Man of the Year award was given to <mask> at the conclusion of the 1996–97 season. <mask> re-signed with the Wolves in the off-season. John Anderson was brought in to be the team's new head coach. <mask> had a career high in assists with 26 under Anderson.The second-best record in the league was achieved by Chicago, who won the West division. The Wolves lost only four games in the first three rounds to advance to the Turner Cup Finals. Chicago blew a two-goal lead in the first game of the finals against Detroit. They took the lead with eight minutes to go. <mask>

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texts: scored an empty net goal in the final minutes of the game to give the Wolves a 4–2 victory. It was the only goal of the playoffs for <mask>. The Wolves won the first Turner Cup in franchise history with a 3–0 victory in the seventh and deciding game.In the 1998–99 season, <mask> had 7 goals and 21 points. The Wolves advanced to the third round of the playoffs, but <mask> only played in 4 of the 10 games. <mask> retired from professional hockey on the first day of training camp the following year. <mask>'s ability to play all three forward positions gave his coaches flexibility and allowed him to play in any situation. He was not a big player, standing six feet tall and weighing 180 pounds, but he played a physical brand of hockey in the checking line role. As a checker, he was responsible for shutting down the opposition and keeping them from scoring. He was often a member of his team's penalty killing unit.<mask> was known for his team-first attitude and willingness to do whatever was asked of him in order to help the team succeed. Kevin Cheveldayoff, the former Wolves General Manager, said of Breslin, "You could always count on <mask> to come and compete every night and do what was needed for the team to win". <mask> was a better player because of his work ethic. Head coach Anderson once stated, "He is the kind of player who maybe isn't in the very upper echelon in skill, but his dedication and hard work make up for that." <mask> married Jami and the couple had three children. He graduated from Lake Superior State with a degree in recreation management. Breslin was involved in many charities during his career.He delivered food on Thanksgiving for the Chris Zorich Foundation, participated in

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texts: the Wolves' Read to Succeed program, and conducted self-esteem workshops for an anti-drug, anti-gang organization. <mask> said in a 1997 interview that the most special charity he helped was one started by him and his wife. Jami was a teacher at Indian Trail Junior High School where the Extra Effort program was started. A male and female student were given tickets to a Wolves game each month. The students were chosen based on their attitude. He helped manage an Irish pub after retiring from hockey. After complaining of stomach pains for several days, <mask> was taken to a hospital.He was diagnosed with cancer and had surgery. He died of cancer-related causes on February 9, 2005. The Wolves wore a helmet sticker with <mask>'s initials inside for the 2004–05 season. The "Breslin Cup" was a charity game put on by the Wolves and the Hawks to help his family. Most of the 40 players in the game were former players from the two franchises. A trust was set up for the family after the game. The alumni of the Wolves defeated the alumni of the Hawks in a shootout.Over $250,000 was raised for the family by the Breslin Cup and associated events. The Wolves honored <mask> with an on-ice ceremony that concluded with the raising of a banner of his name. The Tim <mask> Unsung Hero Award was created to be given annually to a player who best typifies <mask>'s on-ice spirit and team-first attitude. Each season, a winner is chosen from students who fill out an entry form and write an essay. One semester of college is paid for by the scholarship. <mask> was a member of the Illinois Hockey Hall of Fame. The Chicago Wolves, Lake Superior State Lakers, Phoenix Roadrunners, and South Carolina Stingrays are ice hockey

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title: Claude Allen

texts: <mask>. was appointed to be an assistant to the President of the United States for Domestic Policy by George W. Bush. <mask> graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Duke University School of Law. He was an associate with Baker Botts from 1991 to 1995 and the office of the Attorney General of Virginia from 1995 to 1998. <mask> was the Secretary of Health and Human Services for the State of Virginia from 1998 to 2001 and later became the deputy secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services. In January 2005, <mask> was appointed as an assistant to the president. <mask> resigned in February 2006 because he wanted to spend more time with his family. On March 10, 2006 news broke that <mask> had been stealing from Target and Hecht's by engaging in return fraud.An investigation that resulted in <mask>'s arrest on felony counts of theft on March 9, 2006 was triggered by <mask> being cited for theft on January 2, 2006 <mask> pleaded guilty to one count of theft as part of a plea bargain. <mask> grew up in a two-bedroom apartment in a working-class section of northwest Washington, D.C. He attended a Roman Catholic school. His father worked for a plumbing supply business while his mother worked at a Catholic school. <mask> said in a television interview that most of the kids who grew up in his neighborhood were either strung out on drugs or

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texts: dead. <mask> ran track and was involved in student government at Jesse O. Sanderson High School.Floyd, <mask>'s twin brother, was in the Sanderson Athletic Hall of Fame in 2011. <mask> graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. After graduating from college, <mask> took a job as press secretary for Bill Cobey, a Republican congressional candidate in North Carolina. He said in an interview that he switched parties because the Republican Party platform talked about individual responsibility, not outcomes. He was Helms' campaign spokesman in 1984. <mask> worked for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from 1985 to 1987. <mask> went back to school in 1987.He received a J.D. from Duke University School of Law. In 1990. He received a Master of Laws degree from the Duke University School of Law. <mask> worked as a law clerk for David B. Sentelle, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals. His role in the Whitewater investigation made him famous. Clarence Thomas was a judge on that court at the time <mask> was clerking there. <mask> was an associate at Baker Botts in Washington, D.C., from 1991 to 1995.From 1995 to 1998 he was the Secretary of Health and Human Resources for the Commonwealth of Virginia. In 2001, <mask> was appointed as the deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. President George W. Bush nominated <mask> to become a

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texts: judge on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. The NAACP, People for the American Way, and the National Organization for Women were some of the groups that opposed his nomination. The American Bar Association didn't think he was qualified. His nomination was put on hold in the Senate Judiciary Committee. <mask> was appointed to the position of Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy in January 2005 where he was responsible for providing advice on all non- economic policy issues including education, health care, labor, housing, veterans, HIV/AIDS, and other domestic issues.The White House Task Force was co-chaired by <mask> and the Homeland Security Council. <mask> said of condom use, "It's like telling your child, 'Don't use the car,' but then leaving the keys in the Lamborghini and saying, 'But if you do, buckle up'." <mask> is an anti-abortion MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE Doug Ireland wrote that when he was Health and Human Services Commissioner in Virginia, <mask> opposed certain legislation because it included taxpayer funding for abortions. As a press aide to Jesse Helms, <mask> told the News and Record that they could launch a campaign against Jim Hunt's connections with homosexuals. Subsequent

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texts: reports claim that <mask>'s precise words had actually been: "We could go back and do the same thing with the queers." He called the reporter back and apologized for his choice of words. <mask> was arrested on January 2, 2006 by Pete Schomburg of the Target store.<mask> admitted to Agent Schomburg that he was committing fraudulent returns. After a review of security video and credit card activity, he was charged in March. Police said he took items from the shelf and then returned them for more than $5,000 to his credit card. He pleaded guilty to a crime. His license to practice law in D.C. was suspended for one year by the D.C. Court of Appeals. The opinion concluded that the act was not moral turpitude. According to a military source, <mask> resigned to protest the White House's refusal to lean on the Pentagon about the issue of allowing military chaplains to be more explicit.<mask> stated that he had resigned to spend more time with his family. The felony theft scheme allegations are a series of misunderstandings, according to <mask>'s attorney. If the allegations are true, <mask> did not tell my Chief of Staff and legal counsel the truth. Something went wrong in <mask>'s life if the allegations are true. I was shocked when I heard the story. If it's true, I was disappointed that we weren't fully informed. I felt sad for the <mask> family after that.<mask>'s church, Covenant Life

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texts: Church in Gaithersburg, Maryland, voiced their support for their congregant during the weekend of March 11–12. The church's pastors remained in close contact with <mask> after news of his arrest broke, according to senior pastor Joshua Harris. Harris said that their role was not to provide legal counsel. His soul is our concern. <mask> shares our desire for him to walk with humility and integrity. "When Black Republicans Go Bad" was written by Trey Ellis on The Huffington Post. According to the piece, <mask> and other prominent black Republicans take out ultra-right-wing positions to prove their credentials to their white superiors.<mask> is married to Jannese Mitchell and is the father of four children, including <mask> III. The <mask>s are members of a church. <mask> III was declared not legally responsible and committed to a mental institution after pleading guilty to murder. <mask> was nominated to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit by the National Abortion Federation. The Office of Legal Policy of the U.S. Department of Justice has a resume of <mask><mask>. White House Press Release, January 5, 2005. <mask> was thanked in a White House press release.The former top Bush aid has been accused. The Washington Post reported on thefts. The Huffington Post had a story on "When Black Republicans Go Bad". Twin people from the United States are from

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title: Agim Sulaj

texts: <mask> is an Albanian painter who lives in Rimini Italia and has Italian citizenship. After graduating from high school in 1978, <mask> attended the Tirana Academy des Baux Artes and studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Tirana. He began working in the political and satirical magazine Hosteni as a painter. At the same time, he was honing his painting skills. He became famous by the large scale oil paint "The Head of Ali Pasha Tepelena" which was presented to Sultan Mahmut II. <mask> won the 2010 edition of the "Cartoonsea" Italian national award for humor and satire, presided the jury in the "CartoonSea 2011" edition and won second prize in the international competition "Brothers of Italy". His work has been called a satire about the state of the environment and the failure to protect it.

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title: Michael Gorman (librarian)

texts: A British-born librarian, library scholar and editor/writer on library issues noted for his traditional views is <mask>. He was a vocal critic of technology and education during his time as president of the American Library Association. He and his wife, Anne Reuland, live in the Chicago area. The principles of librarianship are based on core liberal, democratic and humanist values. S.R is a key influence. He regarded him as the greatest figure of librarianship in the 20th century. He believes that focusing on core professional values will facilitate personal growth and enhance the success of their institutions.The Children's Library run by a pioneer in the field Eileen Colwell was one of the things that inspired <mask> to become interested in libraries. He was a student at the University of West London from 1964 to 1966. The Head of the Office of Bibliographic Standards in the British Library was from 1966 to 1977. The Dean of Library Services at the Henry Madden Library retired in 2007. President of the Library and Information Technology Association from 1999 to 2000. The American Library Association had a president from 2005 to 2006 He teaches at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, as well as libraries in Britain and the United States.The principles of librarianship are based on core liberal, democratic and humanistic values. There is a strong apprehension regarding the future of the profession that isUnderlying <mask>'s fervent defense of his values of librarianship. Librarians have a key role to play in preserving the human record for future generations. The best values of librarians must be passed on to the next generation of information professionals. All library policies and practices should have an ethic of service in them. The duty of librarians to serve individuals, communities and societies is best fulfilled through a combination of professional skills, empathy and personal dedication. In a materialistic age, librarians need to act idealistically.The fight for intellectual freedom is led by librarians. Even if the ideas concerned contradict the librarian's own personal convictions, they

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texts: must fight to protect free expression of thought. Privacy is the freedom to access whatever you want. The libraries have a "bond of trust" with their patrons. librarianship is a "supremely rational profession" and that libraries are "children of the Enlightenment and of rationalism". The logical organization and classification of stock should be encouraged by this principle. Reading is central to literacy and lifelong learning.A broad definition of 'literacy' is something that goes beyond the ability to read, write and surf the net. The 'digital divide' is one of the manifestations of societal inequality and that all library services, in particular reference services, have a role to play in providing equity of access. Library are described as "supremely democratic institutions". The library is important to promoting education and maintaining democracy because it depends on a well-informed electorate. The library plays a central role in maintaining democracy because people need to be highly informed and have access to written records if they are to exercise good judgement in electing representatives. The Buddhist Noble Eightfold path influenced these eight values. The critique of his values has attracted some criticism, for example, his idea of'stewardship' as a central ethical tenet to librarianship, which cannot be shared by other information professionals, has been attacked as too narrow and exclusive.His defence of intellectual freedom has been derided as "empty rhetoric" and "hyperbole". On the one hand, he praises the core values of the library of science, but on the other, he claims "information science" is a "bogus discipline". One can see that his beliefs are not in contradiction to the core values that should be taught, as he is providing a critique of library science schools in what he views as a departure from the core values that should be taught. Five New Laws of Librarianship <mask> has added a contemporary focus to the Five Laws of Library Science. To meet the challenges of fast paced social and cultural changes affecting library users and the rapid proliferation of technology in library operations, the


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texts: classic five laws have been re-working. The libraries serve humanity is one of the five laws. The law implies a desire to provide quality service and exceed expectations.<mask> advocates the use of various forms of "carriers of knowledge and information". Whatever is more effective, cost effective, or beneficial is what he recommends. Librarians must welcome and integrate new technologies. He is clear that print-on-paper will remain the "pre-eminent medium for the communication of cumulative knowledge", rather than being used for its own sake. Allowing the records of the past to disappear is a kind of censorship. A society without uncensored libraries is a society open to tyranny and it is the librarian's responsibility to ensure intellectual freedom. The need to balance nostalgia for a pre-digital past with the need to embrace new technologies is advocated by <mask>.While celebrating new developments in the field of librarianship, he points to the need to respect the accomplishments of predecessors in the field of information science. When he ran for ALA President in 2006 he promised to address the education crisis. The article is titled "Whither Library Education?" His views on the current state of LIS education were set out. He found that LIS education had become technocentric, male-dominated and out of touch with the needs of practitioners. Both papers were critiqued by Pawley for their treatment of the issue of gender in librarianship. In the professional press, library and information science academics asked if there was a crisis to address.During his year in office, <mask> introduced an initiative to discuss the issue of education. The sessions were held with practitioners and academics. We don't know what current students and recent graduates think about the educations upon which they spend so much money after all that effort. At the end of <mask>'s tenure, accreditation and curricula remained the same. There are many opinions on the internet, books, and citizen journalism. Two publications in particular caused heated debate, one of which was printed in the Los Angeles Times and the other in Library Journal. A plan

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texts: to digitise the collections of five major research libraries was announced in 2004.This would allow the libraries in question, The University of Michigan, Oxford, New York Public, Harvard and Stanford, to have access to millions of texts. The Los Angeles Times published an article about the ALA president's disapproval of the project. He sees a clear distinction between information and real knowledge. Information is defined as facts, data, images and quotations that can be used out of context. This distinction informs <mask>'s observations that online information retrieval is more focused on quick and easy access to facts. "Just as it is to consumers of fast "food", but, as with fast food, rubbish is rubbish, no matter how quickly it is delivered", said <mask> in his later article. He suggests that a traditional scholarly approach to books can be used to acquire real knowledge.Massive databases of digitized whole books, especially scholarly books, are expensive exercises in futility based on the staggering notion that, for the first time in history, one form of communication (electronic) will supersede and obliterate all previous forms. Digital Initiatives Technology Librarian Peter Binkley discussed this view on his website and noted that a digitisation project does not necessarily involve shredding the books. He suggests that the internet makes it possible for users to find books and order them from the library. Over the last couple of millennia, there have been two previous "transformations" of information delivery: the move from manuscript to the printed book and the move from papyrus to codex. Binkley felt that, as ALA president-elect, Gorman should accept that digitisation of books is inevitable and that he should make himself useful by working to ensure that this reformatting goes well. During his time as head of the ALA, he criticized the library profession for being too interested in technology. The author is not opposed to digitising books per se, but feels that certain types of information, such as inter alia dictionaries, are suitable candidates for digitisation.Many of the responses to Gorman's article were

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texts: voiced in the digital domain, with many library and information themed blogs criticising the author's opinions. The responses made him aware of the medium and led to him writing Revenge of the Blog People!, in which he criticizes the medium and the opinions of his critics. This led to heated discussion on the internet and in the professional press. Karen Schneider, an ALA member who writes the Free Range Librarian, dubbed the controversy "Gormangate" and shared her concerns about how his words portrayed the library profession, which was picked up by the professional press. Library Journal commented on the decision to publish the piece, noting that the discussion had been beneficial and that the power of the blogosphere as a new way to communicate ideas and spread news electronically has been reinforced for all of them. The journal said that they would have a technology blog on their website. One of the people who wrote an open letter to Gorman was so inspired by the subject that he decided to write a thesis about it.<mask> created his own entries for the Encyclopdia Britannica Blog. The rise of Web 2.0 has contributed to an increase in credulity and an associated flight from expertise according to the entry "Web 2.0: The Sleep of Reason". "Although the Internet has shaped our lives in many ways for the better, we must exercise judgment, use digital resources intelligently, and import into the digital world the values that have pervaded scholarship in Western societies for many centuries", he wrote in "Siren Song of the Internet". He talked about how using the Web for research can lead to incomplete research and the dubious nature of Web-based learning. In "Challenging the Technophiles", <mask> argues that the Internet is not helpful in reading complex texts. <mask> has made it clear that many of his criticisms are personal and not representative of the ALA. I don't speak on behalf of the ALA.I do. His words have huge legal, political and economic consequences for the entire information science profession when he is identified as the president of the largest professional library organisation in North America. A professor who

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texts: encourages the use of Wikipedia is an intellectual equivalent of a dietician who recommends a steady diet of Big Macs with everything. The public perception of librarians can be adversely affected by the perception on the wider world and the media that Gorman represents the profession. The results of an adult literacy assessment showed that college graduates are not reading as well as they used to. He said he was shocked by the number of new students who don't know how to use a library system or enjoy reading. He said there was a failure in the core values of education.They're told to go to college in order to get a better job. The real task is to produce educated people. There are a lot of problems facing library education in the USA. The need to restructure library education in the 21st century is proposed by him. <mask> believes that students are too focused on learning without goals in mind and that educators are too inclined to change everything just because the internet and all its resources has arrived and that instead, it should be used as an accompaniment to existing educational methods. The importance of the book has been stressed by the author since his first book, and he suggests that only books can give true knowledge to the reader. The importance of the book is emphasized in his works.He's worried about the way research is being done these days, and he says that it's impossible to carry out research if you don't read books. The eight proposed values which librarians should follow are more closely related to biblical theism than the humanistic beliefs the author believes in. The idea of a Christian approach to library values has been developed by the ACL. In his publications, he focuses on the importance of preserving information and knowledge and the importance of the librarian in helping to achieve this. The importance of a librarian having strong values and an ethical stance is emphasized in <mask>'s eight values. The decisions that cause failure are based on a person's own beliefs and they are more likely to have higher self-esteem. The importance of librarians reflecting on their own decisions and


title: Michael Gorman (librarian)

texts: surrounding technology and libraries, with views on its future. There are four main sections that deal with acquisition, bibliographic control, automation and administration. It aims to provide an overview of the way in which technical services are building on the foundations of past work to overcome the new challenges of the present, and to remind readers of the technical core of librarians' activities. Philip Hider in Library Management wrote that this book would serve as a primer for library school students because it is an academic textbook.In this work, <mask> attempts to define the role of both library and librarians, discussing the core values of the profession. The principles which underpin the profession and underpin democracy are some of the values proposed by <mask>. The role of the library today, librarianship in the 21st century, what patrons and communities want from their libraries, the effects of new and changing technology on libraries, and ways to maintain the core values of librarianship are all considered in the books. Some professionals have criticized the book for some of the personal opinions on which it is based, and questioned its suitability as an academic textbook for the library and information sector. The issues surrounding traditional library services and the ideas of technology dominance are discussed in The Enduring Library: Technology, Tradition, and the Quest for Balance. To comprehend the influence of technology on society and libraries, we need to understand the history and development of technology. According to him, libraries have always been affected by technology, suggesting we are in a significant point in the evolution of libraries.The book surveys the digital world and the internet, library work and the future of libraries. Our Own Selves: More Meditations for Librarians examines the impact of modern living on information overload and stress. The issues central to the library profession are the focus of 100 essays. This is a follow up to Our Singular Strengths. Margaret Mann received the Melvil Dewey Medal (1992) and the Highsmith Award (2001) for her work in Librarianship in an


title: Jim Banks

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texts: by the Conservative Political Action Conference. <mask> was first elected to serve in the state senate for the 17th district in 2010 and then 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 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780<mask> was temporarily replaced by his wife, who held the office for the legislative session, because of an Indiana state law that allows state and local officeholders to take leaves of absence during active duty military service. He returned to Indiana from overseas on April 14, 2015, and resumed his duties as a state senator on May 8, 2015. On May 12, 2015, <mask> announced his intention to run. The incumbent congressman, Marlin Stutzman, will not run for reelection and will instead campaign for the Republican nomination to succeed retiring Indiana Senator Dan Coats. The Club for Growth endorsed <mask>' congressional campaign. <mask> won the primary election with 34 percent of the vote, beating out five other conservative opponents. The campaign spent more than $2 million as <mask> raised $850,000 before the primary election and the candidate

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texts: who finished in second place, businessman Kip Tom, raised $950,000 including $150,000 he loaded from his personal funds.In the Republican primary, <mask> ran for reelection and faced off against Tritch in the general election. <mask> received 64.7% of the vote. <mask> ran for a third term and defeated Magiera in the Republican primary. He faced off against a teacher in the general election. <mask> received 67.8% of the vote. On January 3, 2017, Tenure <mask> was sworn in. He is a member of the Republican Study Committee.In December of last year, <mask> co-signed a letter with three other Republicans asking Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to release a classified counterterrorism agreement with Qatar. In January 2020, <mask> faced backlash after saying that remarks by Representative Ilhan Omar about her own experiences with post-traumatic stress disorder were offensive to our nation's veterans. When he was a child, he fled the civil war in his homeland and spent four years in a refugee camp. After Joe Biden won the 2020 election and Donald Trump refused to concede while making false claims of fraud, <mask> was one of 126 Republican members of the House of Representatives who signed an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit filed at the United States Supreme Court contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election. The case was not heard by the Supreme Court. The certification of the election results was objected to by banks. <mask> supports a bipartisan commission to

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texts: investigate the United States Capitol attack.He changed his mind. Nancy Pelosi vetoed Kevin McCarthy's assigning of <mask> and <mask> to the January 6 Select Committee because they amplified Trump's false claims of fraud in the 2020 election. <mask> claimed that Pelosi was to blame for the January 6th insurrection because she was using the commission to cover up her role. In February of 2021, <mask> and a dozen other Republican House members skipped votes and enlisted others to vote for them. He and the other members were attending the Conservative Political Action Conference, which was held at the same time as their scheduled absences. The Campaign for Accountability filed a complaint with the House Committee on Ethics and requested an investigation into <mask> and the other lawmakers. In October 2021, Liz Cheney, vice chair of the January 6 Select Committee, revealed that <mask> had been sending letters to federal agencies, claiming to be the ranking member of that committee, even though he had been rejected from the committee.Banks requested that the Department of the Interior give him information that they had sent to the committee. He wrote that "Pelosi refused to allow me to fulfill my duties as Ranking Member", then later signed off the letter as "Ranking Member", which he was not. The title of first female four-star officer gets taken by a man when Rachel Levine became an admiral in the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. His official account was MzE

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title: Vin Baker

texts: The American is a former professional basketball player who played in the NBA. He played in four All-Star Games. <mask> is an assistant coach for the Milwaukee Bucks, the team he first played for. He won a championship ring as an assistant coach. <mask> was a basketball player at Old Saybrook High School in Connecticut. He started on the Old Saybrook's varsity in his junior year. <mask> was offered a scholarship by the Hawks, but was passed over by the bigger schools.<mask> earned a place on the North Atlantic Conference All-Freshman Team in 1989 after he averaged 4.7 points and 2.9 rebound per game in his first season. <mask> was named a starter for his sophomore season and averaged 19.7 points and 10.4 points per game. The team finished with an abysmal 6–21 record as <mask> averaged 28.6 ppg, 9.9 rpg, and 3.7 blocks per game as a junior. <mask> was called "America's Best-Kept Secret" by Sports Illustrated and the conference's most dominant player since Reggie Lewis in 1992. The NAC had a conference record that still remains in the America East Conference, as <mask> finished with                                        He finished with a school record. None of <mask>'s teams ever made the NCAA tournament, and the best his teams ever finished in a season was.500.The Reich Family Pavilion contains the east wall of Chase Arena. <mask> was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the 8th pick of the 1993 NBA draft, not far from where he grew up in Old Saybrook. He was the leading star in Milwaukee and received three all-star selections. In a win against the

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texts: Charlotte Hornets, <mask> recorded a triple double with 12 points, 12 rebound, and 12 assists. In a 114– 100 victory over the Detroit Pistons, <mask> scored 31 points, grabbed 12 rebound, and recorded 9 assists. During the 1996–97 season, <mask> averaged 21.0 points. In a 103– 92 loss against the Sacramento Kings on March 1, 1997, <mask> recorded a career-high 6 blocks and 20 points.During his time with the team, the Bucks were not able to make the playoffs despite his success as a player. In the 1996–97 NBA season, he was traded to the Seattle Super Sonics in a three-team deal that sent Shawn Kemp and Sherman Douglas to Cleveland. A valuable replacement for Kemp, <mask> helped the SuperSonics to a strong 1997-98 NBA season and a first round win over the Minnesota Timberwolves. On May 12, 1998, in a decisive Game 5 of a hard-fought Western Conference Semifinals against the Los Angeles Lakers, <mask> led Seattle with 29 points and 9 rebound. On February 1, 2000, <mask> scored 33 points, recorded 5 assists, and 5 rebound in a 104– 96 victory against the Jazz. <mask> was traded to the Boston Celtics with Shammond Williams and Kenny Anderson. His career averages include 15.1 points per game, but his numbers dropped considerably in the twenty-first century.<mask>'s weight ballooned after the 1998–99 NBA Lockout in Seattle and his game suffered greatly. While <mask> was able to get his weight down to around 250, he revealed that he was a recovering alcoholic who used to binge in hotel rooms and at home after playing poorly. In an interview with the Boston


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texts: Globe, <mask> said Celtics coach Jim O'Brien confronted him after smelling alcohol on him in practice. He was released after the team suspended him. <mask> would join the New York Knicks. In the 2003– 2004 NBA season, the team made the playoffs. On February 24, 2005, <mask> and Moochie were traded to the Astros for Maurice Taylor.On October 7, 2005, <mask> would be released by the Los Angeles Clippers. He spent the 2005–06 NBA season with the Los Angeles Clippers. On October 1, 2006 <mask> signed with the Minnesota Timberwolves, returning him to the team that he worked for as an assistant coach. His time in Minnesota would be short-lived. On November 13, 2006 <mask> was released from the Wolves. He was on the inactive list for the first six games of the season. The Stand Tall Foundation helps give kids a better future by financially assisting with different charities.Stand Tall Foundation wants to help young people with their education, personal development and general well-being. On June 3, 2011, <mask> was hired as an assistant high school boys basketball coach. <mask> was named to a team assembled by Dennis Rodman as part of his "basketball diplomacy" effort in North Korea; the team was assembled to play an exhibition game against the North Korean Senior National Team to celebrate the birthday of Kim Jong-un. The Starbucks location in Old Saybrook was managed by <mask>. Fox Sports Milwaukee's home team broadcasts were done by <mask>. <mask> was the head of the basketball department at Camp Greylock. He won a championship with the Bucks.On July 18,

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title: Gopal Chhotray

texts: He was born in a village in Bihar and India. He is considered to be one of the main architects of the theatre. Changes in the structure and theme of Oriya plays were brought in by him. They were rescued from the hold of opera and melodrama by him. The Oriya professional theatre had a leader for more than three decades. He wrote more than 15 original stage plays and 8 adaptations of Oriya novels, most of which were runaway success in professional stage. The professional theaters of Cuttack used to stage his plays at the same time.Upendra Kishore Das, Basanta Kumari Patnaik, Kanhu Charana Mohanty, and Dr. Harekrushna Mahtab are some of the Odia novelists who have their works adapted. All India Radio was established in Cuttack in 1948. He joined AIR, Cuttack as an in-house script writer in 1956 and worked there until 1975. He wrote more than half a thousand radio plays and made it a habit to listen to them. His monthly serial 'Purapuri Paribarika' (Entirely A Family Matter), which ran for three years, was the earliest chain-play produced by the AIR. The revival of rural opera, which had gone out of fashion, and was frowned upon by the city bred and puritans, was a unique contribution to the Odia musical tradition made by <mask> <mask>. He brought popularity and respectability to the genre by adapting it for broadcast.Baisnab Pani, the doyen of Odia Jatra, was restored to his rightful position after he started an increase in musical plays. He has over twenty records and cassettes of his own work, including the all-time best 'Srimati Samarjani', which he produced for the radio with Akshaya Mohanty, based on Fakir Mohan Senapati's short story 'Patent Medicine'. After 40 years, it continues to be a listening rage. The dramatic contents of the Doordarshan in the State were designed by him. After it moved to

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texts: Bhubaneswar, he continued to nurture it. He scripted many plays and features for the State TV. He became the foremost playwright and film script writer for the Odia stage and films after he started his career as an amateur stage artist.His plays in the 50s were recognized as unique creations. His recognition for film script writing came with the production of the mega mythological 'Sri Jagannath' in 1950. He wrote screenplays and dialogues for a number of'middle of the road' cinemas, combining class and box office hits. His dialogues and treatment received high critical praise. When the State radio lost its monopoly to private broadcasting and TV channels of questionable quality, <mask> <mask> devoted himself to writing short stories to respond to his creative urge. He published two volumes of his work, which were the beginnings of the plays and films he wanted to write but could not. He received the Governor's Plaque of Honour in 1991, the Kendriya Sahitya Akademi Award in 1982, and the Kendriya Sangeet Natak Academi Award in 1987.He spent his entire life in Cuttack. The year of his birth would be 1916. A biography of him plays. Sahadharmini was born in 1942. It was called Pheria (1946) 3. Bharasa was born in 1954. Parakalama was recorded in 1955.Nasta Urvashi was born in 1955. Shankha Sindura was born on 7. Pathikabandhu was written in the 8th century. Jhanja was born on 9. Janashatru was recorded in 10 years. The 11th of Ardhangini. Amadabata 12 was recorded in 1959.Ghataka was 13 Malajanha was recorded in 1961. Abhaginira Swarga was born in 1961. Pratibha was born in 1962. Sadhana was born in 1962. The Purapuri Paribarika was published in 1964. Dalabehera was released in 1966.There was a film called "Padmalaya" which was released in 1972 The movie "Shriharinka Sangsara" was released in 1974. The


title: Pyotr Pavlovich Yershov

texts: The Little Humpbacked Horse (Konyok-Gorbunok) was a fairy-tale poem written by <mask>ich Yershov. The village of Bezrukovo was where <mask> was born. He lived in Beryozov as a child. He studied in Tobolsk gymnasium, where he created a society for the study of Siberia and even planned to publish his own journal. At the age of 19, he wrote the fairy-tale poem The Little Humpbacked Horse, after studying philosophy at Saint Petersburg University. A large extract from it was published in 1834. Alexander Pushkin said that <mask> was in control of his verse as a landowner was in control of his serfs.Pushkin said that he would stop writing fairy tales. The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish was written one year after the announcement. In 1836, he worked at the Tobolsk gymnasium as a teacher. He became the principal in 1858. A drama called Suvorov and a Station Master 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 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 He wrote a large fairy-tale poem called Ilya

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texts: Muromets, and a huge poem called Ivan Tsarevitch, but they were destroyed. The short extract from Ivan was the only one that survived.In 1869, <mask> died in Tobolsk. Disasters were a part of his life. After The Humpbacked Horse, <mask>'s father and brother died in a few days. His mother died in 1836, his wife died in 1845, and his second wife died in 1852. Only six of his children survived. The principal of the Tobol school was the father of the famous scientist Ivanovich Mendeleev. <mask> Mendeleev lost his sight when he was a famous poet and his family lived on the production of a small glassworks.Ivan Mendeleev's student became the teacher of his last children when the role changed. The largest library in Tobolsk was owned by Marie Dmitrijevna, who became close to her teacher's family. He arranged for the Mendeleev's youngest son, Dmitri Ivanovich, and his brother, Paul, to attend the school together. He was the director of the school when Dmitri graduated. Marie Dmitrijevna was able to go to St. Petersburg with the talented Dmitri for the last money left after the glassworks fire and have him enroll in the Main Pedagogical Institute. After the release of censorship, Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev helped his teacher with the reprint of The Little Humpbacked Horse. The father-in-law of the father-in-law of the father-in-law of the father-in-law of the father-in-law of the father-in-law of the father-in-law of the father-in-law of the fatherThe help that <mask> provided to the Mendeleev family in Tobolsk

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texts: during the most difficult times could already be repaid by the famous Professor. <mask> didn't know about the divorce, he died during a happy relationship. The Humpbacked Horse, also known in English as The Magic Horse or The Little Magic Horse, is a version of a fairy-tale character. Ivan, a peasant's son, is helped by the little horse to carry out the unreasonable demands of the Tsar. Ivan captured the beautiful magic firebird for the tsar, kept his magic horse, and found his love, the Princess. The princess and the peasant's son live happily for many years after. The complete story was banned for 20 years because it made the Tsar look foolish.The tale was published with dots that represented omitted verse and songs. The tale was supposed to be a satire on the absurdities of Russian feudal and bureaucratic life. There are many versions of the poem that became very popular in Soviet Russia. It is considered a classic children's fairy tale. Derived works include a 1941 film adaptation by Alexander Rou, an animated film by Ivan Ivanov-Vano, a ballet by Cesare Pugni, and a musical composition by E. Voegelin. The English translation was published in 1957. After The Humpbacked Horse was published, many people assumed that <mask> <mask> was the author of the poem.The first four lines of the final version were contributed by Pushkin. Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests, beyond the deep seas, not in the sky, there was an old man in a village. Alexander Zvereev wrote more than just The Humpbacked Horse

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title: Richard Lamb

texts: The typical Australian cyclist of the era was <mask> "Fatty" <mask>, who competed on both road and track. <mask> was associated with both Bruce Small and Malvern Star Bicycles. A Motor-paced cycling record was set in 1925. The fastest amateur time was from Goulburn to Sydney. The amateur time from Goulburn to Sydney was the fastest amateur time in 1927 and the second fastest amateur time in 1928. <mask> broke eight world's records, eight British Empire records, nineteen Victorian standing and flying start records, and a similar number of Australasian records during this ride. <mask> won the race twice.The slower riders start first in the handicap race. <mask> was the last group to start, and in winning the race he set the fastest time. The win in 1926 was controversial because <mask> had swapped bikes with another competitor, which was contrary to the written rules, however an official from theNSW Cyclists Union had assured riders before the start that they would not be disqualified for changing bikes. <mask> started from scratch and set the fastest time, but came 9th on handicap, with the winner starting 52 minutes before <mask>. <mask>'s time in 1925 was 6h 17' 55" which was 6' 35" better than the amateur record and 1' 36" better than the best professional time for the race. <mask> finished in 45 minutes. <mask> was expected to be selected for the Australian team to the Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, according to newspapers at the time.<mask> won the Victorian Olympic Time Trial test race in 1927, covering 126 miles in 6 hours and 43 minutes. He won the Australian Olympic Time Trial test race in November 1927, covering 120 miles in 6h. <mask> did not make it to the Australian Olympic track trials. <mask> was overlooked for the Australian team, with no rider being sent for the road events and Dunc Gray and Jack Standen being sent for the track events. <mask> decided to become a professional cyclist after being overlooked

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texts: for the Olympics. In his first race as a professional, he won a 10-mile Motor-paced event in a season best time of 11' 56". In 1928, <mask> was a professional and came second behind Ken Ross, who was also from scratch.<mask> won the Austral Wheel Race in 1929. He rode in the United States for six months, defeating motorpaced champion Franco Giorgetti and others. <mask> had to withdraw from the first 2 days of the race due to injury. <mask> won the Blue Riband for the fastest time in Warrnambool in 1930 and then set a new record in 1932. <mask> was part of a combined Australia/Switzerland team that rode in the 1931 Tour de France. He was the last person to finish. <mask> won the Grand Prix de Marseilles after winning the Tour de France.He went to work for a rival manufacturer after falling out with Bruce Small. <mask> rode 60 miles and 575 yards in an hour in February 1933 to break the motor paced record. <mask> had reconciled with Bruce Small and was quoted in advertisements as saying "from now on, I'm sticking to Malvern Star". He was the winner of the Tour of Tasmania, a six-day stage race. The "Batman 1000" race was held in 1934 and was won by <mask> again. <mask> narrowly defeated Milliken in 3rd place. <mask> had barely completed one long stage race when he set off in the next, for the rich prize purse in the Centenary 1000, a one-week race over seven stages covering that carried with it the Australasian road championship title.While <mask> did not feature in the early stages, his strength showed through on the punishing sixth stage, which was extended to over 200 miles after stage 5 was stopped due to rain and hail. <mask> was 3rd and fastest at Sale, and finished 3rd overall in the championship. <mask> was the son of <mask> and Alice Merrick. <mask> was a professional cyclist. <mask> married Elizabeth May Haddow in July of 1932. He passed away at on. The Official Tour de France results for <mask> were released in

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title: Frank Middlemass

texts: Even in his early career, <mask> played older roles. He was best known for his television roles as Algy Herries in To Serve Them All My Days and Dr. Alex Ferrenby in Heartbeat. The fourth and final actor to play Dan Archer in The Archers was <mask>. <mask> was the son of a shipping company director and was born in Eaglescliffe, on the North Riding of Yorkshire-County Durham border. He was educated in Stockton-on-Tees. He entered the army at the age of nineteen and was wounded in the retreat. He was a lieutenant colonel when he left the army.<mask> joined the Old Vic Company after starting his acting career in rep. He toured North and South America, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Lebanon, Russia, Poland and the Far East with them. During the 1960s, he toured with Ian McKellen's Actors' Company. He was in Waiting for Godot. He had his first television role in 1959. Z-Cars, Softly, Softly, The Avengers and Jackanory were some of his early television appearances. He appeared in Doctor at Large, War and Peace, Crown Court, Last of the Summer Wine, and Upstairs, Downstairs.He played Sir Charles Lyndon in Barry Lyndon. Television <mask> played the philandering butcher Mr. Lyon in the final episode of the third season of the British series Upstairs, Downstairs in 1973. He reprised his role as Henry Baker in Tom Stoppard's "Squaring the Circle" in 1984 as well as his performance in the Shakespeare production "The Fool to Michael Hordern's King Lear" in

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texts: the same year. He played minor characters in Yes Minister, All in Good Faith, Yes, Prime Minister, and Miss Marple. In 1989 he recorded a role as a choirmaster for a Christmas ghost story that was shown in Canada and Ireland at Christmas 1990, similar to his role in the Children's Film Unit's A Swarm in May. He played Dr. Alex Ferrenby in twenty episodes of Heartbeat. <mask> reprised his role as Rocky Hardcastle in the 2005 two-part reunion specials and in the sitcom As Time Goes By as well as in 2014–2018.He played "The Blue Carbuncle" in the British TV series "Henry Baker", as well as in the British TV series "The ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOS 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 <mask> played the fourth actor to play the role in the long-running radio soap opera The Archers. He played this role until 1986 when he was killed off. Carol and the Advent Calendar, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the GALAXY, and Hordes of the Things are some of the voice work. The National Head Injuries Association was appealed for by <mask>. Some of the cheques were accompanied by letters from admirers. He played the voice of the Caterpillar in Dreamchild and Mrs Caldicot's cabbage war.He joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in

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texts: 1984 and played a number of Shakespearean roles. <mask> appeared in a number of classic plays. <mask> toured with a one-man show called "Simply Speaking" as he was still performing on stage in his eighties. He appeared in a number of shows in his final years. His last television appearance was in 2005, when As Time Goes By came back for two specials. <mask> had a room in the house of his friend, actor Geoffrey Toone, who died in 2005, after spending some time at Denville Hall. They were often mistaken for lovers, but in fact were not.<mask> died in London. There are links to filmography External links <mask>(Aveleyman) <mask>( findagrave) 1919 births 2006 deaths 20th-century English male actors 21st-century English male

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title: Feofan Davitaia

texts: <mask> was a Georgian geography and climatologist. The doctor of agricultural sciences was an academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Georgian SSR. In 1939 I became a member of the CPSU. Davitaia taught at the universities of Moscow and Leningrad. He lectured at the Courses for the improvement of professional skill at the Central Board of Hydrometeorological Service in Moscow. A large number of postgraduates who successfully developed his ideas in their research were directed by Davitaia at Tbilisi State University. Davitaia was a member of the Scientific and Technological Council of the USSR Ministry of Agriculture for 15 years and was involved in strain testing of agricultural crops on the territory of our vast country.The many-volume fundamental edition "Ampelography of the USSR" was prepared by him. <mask> <mask> was born in the mountainous village of Eki in Georgia, where he attended elementary school. <mask>'s father worked in Poti as a stevedore. His family also moved to Poti. <mask> Davitaia finished secondary school in Poti in 1927 and was given the job of loader at the Poti port. Davitaia combined his studies with work at the Weather Bureau of the Tbilisi Geophysical Observatory. Davitaia came up with a number of suggestions on the organization of scientific work while she was a postgraduate student.The setting up of a Scientific Committee attached to the Government of the USSR should be mentioned. Davitaia defended his thesis for a candidate's degree in 1936, which was published as a monograph in 1938. By 1950 <mask> summed up his research in his monograph "Study of the Climates of the Vine in the USSR and

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texts: the Bases of their Practical Use", which he defended brilliantly as a PhD thesis in agricultural sciences. The monograph has become a deskbook for viticulturists, winemakers, and agriclimatologists. A group of Soviet consulting scientists were engaged in a study of the country's natural resources when <mask> worked at the Academy of Sciences of Cuba. He worked with the Soviet and Cuban scientists to prepare a national atlas of Cuba. A scientific monograph, "Climatic Resources of Cuba", was published as a result of the processing of long-term meteorological observations.In Russian, a slightly modified version of that monograph was published. There were many published reviews of this book, including one in the United States. In 1965, the Cuban Academy of Sciences gave a degree to <mask>, the founder of the Institute of Geography in Havana. Scientific missions abroad were combined with geographical excursion-expeditions. He traveled to Brazil, Cuba, the United States, Ireland, and the PRC. The results of those travels were used to develop the criteria for identification. The University of Wisconsin invited <mask> to give a course of lectures on contemporary problems of climatology for postgraduates and professors.His monograph, "Methods of Agricultural Assessment of Climate", was published in the same period as his papers in American scientific journals. The numerous articles and papers contributed by Davitaia to newspapers and popular magazines reflected the achievements of Soviet agrometeorology and geography, making this evidence available to broad sections of the public. At the 22nd World Geographical Congress (Canada),

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texts: <mask> <mask> was elected Vice- President of the International Geographical Union. <mask> was re-elected to this high post at the International Congress in Moscow in 1976. He directed the work of the section of oceanography at that Congress. Davitaia read a paper on the topic "Present-day Problems of Geography" at the XIV Geographical Congress of Czechoslovakia. He was a member of the Czechoslovak Geographical Society.The UNESCO Project 6/1 was directed by <mask>. He participated in a conference on regional geography in Nigeria at the invitation of the international Geographical Union. Davitaia was one of the organizers of a Soviet-Indian Symposium in Tbilisi on the study of regional geographic problems. The prizes and first class diplomas of the Leningrad Regional Committee of the LYCLSU were awarded to <mask> <mask> for his scientific studies. He was awarded the State Prize of the Georgian SSR in 1971 and the Gold medal of the Academy of Sciences of Cuba in 1972. The State Prize of the USSR was awarded to <mask> for his participation in the creation of the National Atlas of Cuba. <mask> <mask> was posthumously elected a member of the Cuban Speleological Society for his outstanding services and contribution to the development of Cuban geography.Five orders, twelve medals, and governmental and scientific decorations have been given to <mask> Davitaia. Davitaia was a model of service to his fatherland. The development of Soviet geography, climatology, agricultural meteorology, and a number of other sciences were influenced by his scientific investigations. People from Poti are members of the Georgian National Academy of

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title: Hans-Werner Sinn

texts: The President of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research from 1999 to 2016 was Hans-Werner Sinn. He is a member of the German economy ministry's advisory council. He is a professor at the University of Munich. Sinn studied economics at the University of Mnster from 1966 to 1972 and received his doctorate from the University of Mannheim in 1978. From 1994 to 1984 Sinn held the chair for economics and public finance at the University of Munich, and from 1984 to 1984 he held the chair for economics and insurance. He held visiting professorships at the University of Western Ontario when he was away from Germany. He was a visiting researcher at several universities during his sabbaticals, including the London School of Economics.He has received degrees from the University of Magdeburg, the University of Helsinki, the HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management and the University of Economics. Since 1988 he has been an "honorary professor" of the University of Vienna, where he has given many lectures. In 2008 he was knighted by the Bavarian Maximilian Order for Science and Art, and in the same year he was awarded the Ludwig Erhard Prize. <mask> was president of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research from 1999 to 2016 After taking over the presidency of Ifo, he brought it back to a level of "very good, in some cases even excellent, research" according to the umbrella organization for Germany's federally funded research institutions. He was president of the International Institute of Public Finance from 2006 to 2009. Sinn headed the association of German-speaking economists from 1997 to 2000.He promoted the internationalization of economic science in the German-speaking countries. He started the Gossen prize to honor young economists that publish internationally and created a scholarship programme to financially support international conference presentations of young economists. The Center for Economic Studies was founded in 1991. It was supposed to be a place where academic economists from all over the world could come for research and teaching. The first


title: Hans-Werner Sinn

texts: German Graduate Programme in Economics has been compulsory for all PhD students of the faculty. Since 1999, when he became president of the Ifo Institute, the CES and the Ifo Institute have met under an umbrella organisation to build bridges between theoretical and empirical economic investigation and between researchers from all over the world. The international CESifo Research Network was founded by him.One of the largest international research networks of this kind has more than 1000 Professors of Economics from 63 countries. It organizes 25 conferences per year and publishes more than 500 research reports. Sinn was honored by the Dutch Economist and former State Secretary of Education, Science and Culture of the Netherlands. <mask> is a fellow of the National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was the first German-speaking economist to deliver a lecture. <mask> was the top ranked German economist in three of the last four years. According to the FAZ's ranking, he is Germany's most influential economist of the year because of his high profile in the media and politics. The second rank has been occupied by him since his retirement.<mask> was ranked fourth in the 2006 Handelsblatt ranking of German economists. Sinn was ranked second of all German economists by a study based on citations per author of the full oeuvre. He is the most quoted German economist in academic works. In a survey conducted by the Financial Times Deutschland among more than 500 German economic experts, Sinn was one of the two professors in Germany that attracted a large following of academic pupils. He was nominated by The Independent as one of the "ten people who changed the world" in 2011. In its latest evaluation of the Ifo Institute, the Leibniz Association praised Sinn as one of "Germany's most renowned economists, who constantly succeeds in bringing the most varied economic issues to public debate". The American Economic Review, the Quarterly Journal of Economics, the Journal of Monetary Economics and the Journal of Public Economics have all

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title: Hans-Werner Sinn

texts: been published by Sinn.He wrote about 200 academic policy papers in various outlets. He authored a number of scholarly monographs. He has given many interviews and written many newspaper articles. He has made many appearances on talk shows. More than twenty articles on his person have been published. The Agenda 2010 reforms were influenced by his 2003 book. One of the most popular public policy monographs in recent history has more than 100,000 copies in print."Can Germany be Saved?" was published in English. The MIT Press was published in 2007. <mask> wrote a follow-up book in 2005, "Die Basarkonomie", in response to the criticism of his book in the media. His book The Green Paradox and his prior research on this topic triggered a worldwide debate, as did <mask>'s research on Target balances, which is summarized in his book Die Target Falle. Handelsblatt named <mask>'s book Casino Capitalism one of the 50 best economics books of all time. His book "The Euro Trap: On Bursting Bubbles, Budgets, and Beliefs", published by Oxford University Press in 2014, reviews the effects of the adoption of the euro as a common currency. The book was called the most important scholarly book on the euro in at least a decade.He has been a contributor to Project Syndicate since 2002. Sinn has been on the Advisory Council of the German Ministry of Economics since 1989 and on the Board of Supervisors of HypoVereinsbank for ten years. His autobiography was published in German on his 70th birthday. Sinn lives with his wife. They have three children. Sinn dealt with economic risk theory and the Marxian Law of the tendencial decline of the rate of profit in his early years of research. He made a name for himself with his work, which was published in English as "Economic Decisions under Uncertainty" in 1983.He developed a theory of bank regulation based on the axiomatic basis of mean-variance analysis, the principle of insufficient reason, the psychological foundation of risk preference functions, and the analysis of risk decisions under limited liability. In 2003 he


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texts: touched off an academic debate on banking regulation in which he was criticized by market-oriented economists for his favouring of stronger banking regulation to prevent excessive risk-taking. Sinn's thesis on excess risk propensity under liability restrictions preceded the analysis of Stiglitz and Weiss in 1981 according to Martin Hellwig. His work was published as a reprint volume in 2008. On the basis of his research on risk theory, Sinn developed his influential theory of the insurer state, in which he interpreted the redistributing activity of the state via the tax-transfer system as insurance protection, showing that this activity can have a positive influence on people's willingness to take The Theory of the Welfare State was an important contribution to the legitimacy of state redistribution activity. Sinn has published many studies on the theory of economic cycles, environmental economics, foreign trade issues, and on the micro foundations of a model of temporary general equilibrium.Problems of longer-term economic growth were on his research agenda. <mask> was the first economist to formulate the central-planning model of economic growth in the tradition of Robert Solow as a general equilibrium model with decentrally optimal agents and market clearing conditions in an article published in German in 1980 and two years later in English. One of the standard works in this field is his study on the stimulating effects of accelerated and the various components of capital income taxation. Sinn wrote an article about pension reform and demographic crisis. The book "Why a Funded System is Needed and Why it is Not Needed" was published in 2000. The low returns from statutory pension insurance based on the pay-as-you-go method has an apparent efficiency disadvantage in comparison to a capitally funded procedure. The finding was further developed in a number of studies.<mask> wrote an article "Public Policies against Global Warming" and his book "Das grne Paradoxon" about the issue of global warming. Sinn developed a supply-side theory of climate

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texts: was one of the more than 270 people who signed an open letter written by Walter Krmer of the Technical University of Dortmund against the agreement on direct recapitalization for ailing European banks. Economics professors Frank Heinemann of Berlin and Gerhard Illing ofMunich drafted a public answer that argued that a "banking union" in the sense of common supervision was critical to saving the euro, but also objected to bank recapitalisation using the taxpayers' money. More than 200 people from the banking and academic communities signed the letter. Krmer and Sinn endorsed a banking union based on the bail-in principle in a more nuanced version of the "momentous tiff".Sinn joined Heinemann and Krmer in publishing a joint appeal on the issue in the internet forum of German professional economists. Only two representatives of our profession exert an appreciable influence on policymaking, according to a poll conducted by the Financial Times Deutschland and the Verein fr Socialpolitik. Sinn was placed second in terms of number of citations in scientific journals by a study in 2007. Sinn was named one of the most important people who changed the world in 2011. Sinn was ranked as the 62nd most powerful person in Germany by the German Business weekly in 2011. The most important economists in the country have a 1 position. He was included in the 50 Most Influential list.Sinn was placed first on the list of economists with the most political influence. According to an inquiry of the German magazine Cicero published in January 2017, Sinn occupies the 4th rung in a list of the most important German intellectuals with respect to their influence on the public dialogue in the past ten years. There is a pol. The University of Vienna won the First Prize of the University of Mannheim for Habilitation dissertation in 1984. The Neugrndung Europas gelingt, Herder, Mnchen. <mask>, Hans Werner. The review of Casino Capitalism in the Oxonian Review can be found on the personal website Column archive at Project Syndicate.There is a farewell interview in the FAZ on


title: Baltasar Maldonado

texts: He was a Spanish conquistador who first served under Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada and later in the New Kingdom of Granada. The last ruler of the Muisca, Saymoso, was defeated in 1539 by Maldonado. In the southern regions of present-day Colombia, there is a quest for El Dorado led by Hernn Pérez de Quesada. After this failed expedition, he went to Popayn and Cali and traveled back to Santaf de Bogot, where he died in 1552. Juan de Castellanos and Juan Rodrguez Freyle wrote about the adventures of <mask> during the first half of the 16th century. The son of <mask>, who served under the Duke of Alba, was born in Salamanca. He married Leonor de Carvajal and they had four children, two sons and two daughters.The sister of Leonor de Carvajal married several times. Santo Domingo and Santa Marta were conquered by the Spanish. He was in the expedition of conquest. San Francisco de Quito was founded on December 6, 1534. The New Kingdom of Granada was formed after the expedition subdued the area and was accompanied by lvaro de Mendoza and <mask>'s future brother-in-law. The troops encountered resistance from the Pijao, Quimbaya, and other groups when they reached the central part of the Central Ranges. The main expedition of the conquistadors encountered two other expeditions on their way to the Bogot savanna in the Eastern Ranges.The Battle of Tocarema took place in late August of 1538 to over-power the Panche who lived to the west of the Altiplano Cundiboyacense. The conquest of the Central Ranges was done by Maldonado, who was sent east by Robledo. The central federation was the Zipa of Bacat and the southern federation was the Zaque of Hunza. The

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title: Baltasar Maldonado

texts: first two submitted to Spanish rule in April and Hunza four months later. The boho was built on an island in the lake of the settlement with the same name, which is where the northernmost territories of Suamox are today. The caciques of Soat, Chitagoto, Icabuco, Lupacoche, Stiva, and Susacn were loyal to him. One of Tundama's people was punished for suggesting to surrender by cutting off their ears and left hand.The Spanish soldiers were surrounded by an army of 10,000 guecha warriors. In December 1539, <mask> defeated Tundama and the other Muisca in a battle that took two weeks, and culminated in the Battle of Vargas Swamp, where Simn Bolvar would fight. The man was killed by a large hammer. The mythical city of gold El Dorado was a common legend in the early days of the conquest of what later would become Colombia, and the troops of Gonzalo de Quesada were drawn from the relative safety of the Caribbean coast in Santa Marta towards the heart of the Andes. After the establishment of the New Kingdom of Granada, Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada left for Spain with other soldiers who participated in the conquest and left the reign of the new colony in the hands of his brother. The mythical lands of gold were located to the southeast of the Cundiboyacense and the vast flatlands of the Llanos Orientales. Juan de Céspedes founded Pasca three years before the troops left Bogot.The mountains of the Eastern Ranges were passed by the conquistadors. While crossing one of the many rivers of the Llanos, a horserider of the expedition,Jorge Olmeda, drowned with his horse and an indigenous woman he had taken with him. The Olmeda River was named after him by


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texts: the Spanish. The soldiers reached La Fragua, a settlement populated by the Choque in the present-day department of Caquet, where Pérez de Quesada decided to rest. He wanted to find other settlements in the area. The conquistador was forced to retreat after the indigenous people shot poisoned arrows at him. <mask> and his men tried to defeat the indigenous a second time by ambushing them on a small island in the river.Many natives drowned in the waters when they fled. The troops of <mask> were joined by the remaining soldiers in Putumayo to the south. The expedition went back into the mountains to look for food. The terrain of the Inga and Kamnts was encountered by <mask> after he walked for three days. The valley was part of the jurisdiction of Popayn and the people who lived there were from four years earlier. He went back to his leader to report the location of the valley. The troops went back and found the conquistadors.Many of the Spanish soldiers who died of diseases, poisoned arrows, and drowned in the numerous rivers of the Llanos Orientales and western Amazon River basin died of diseases. The expedition returned to Cali. After spending years in the conquest of Colombian terrain, <mask> returned to Bogot via Pensilvania. He died in the capital. The <mask> family lived in Spain. The Revolt of the Comuneros was led by <mask>. The history of the Spanish colonization of the Americas includes conquistadors and other people.Diego Carasquilla <mask> became an odor for Santa Fe de Bogot. After his death, <mask> was made encomendero of Sasaima and married to two conquistadors. The son-in-law of Ortn Velzquez de Velasco is one of the

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title: Grace Darmond

texts: The Canadian-American actress <mask> was born on November 20, 1893. <mask> was born in Toronto in 1893. Her father was an Italian-American barber and violinist who had lived in Canada since 1877. <mask> was christened as a Roman Catholic on December 3, 1893. The 1920 copy of <mask>'s birth certificate shows that she was born in 1898. Alice married Richard Johnson in 1912. <mask>'s death.<mask> changed her name to <mask> when she was a teenager. She made her film debut in the comedy short The Clock Went Wrong. From 1914 to 1927, <mask> was active. The Gulf Between was the first film she starred in. The film was shown in Boston and New York City. The film was a failure when it was released on a tour of eastern U.S. cities. The early Technicolor process suffered from "fringing" and "haloing" of colors because it required a special projector.<mask> was pretty, slender and starred in many notable films of the period, but she never was able to break through as a leading actress in big budget films. Most of her roles were in support of bigger names of the time, and most of her starring roles were in smaller, lesser known films. Below the Surface and A Dangerous Adventure were both produced and directed by Warner Brothers. She was cast in The Hope Diamond Mystery with Boris Karloff. She was featured in an article titled "Mantled With Shyness (A Word Portrait of <mask>)" in the July edition of Motion Picture Magazine. Wide Open starred Lionel Belmore and <mask>. Many actresses and actors from the silent film era were not able to make a successful transition when talkies came about.She disappeared from the public eye until her death in 1963. According to reports, <mask> was a lesbian but also referred to as bisexual. She was known in

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title: Grace Darmond

texts: Hollywood's inner circle as the lover of actress Jean Acker, the first wife of an actor. Many struggling movie actresses socialized with Alla Nazimova, who is thought to have been a lesbian lover of Jean Acker. The Garden of Allah is an imposing house on Sunset Boulevard named after a play in which Nazimova appeared. After meeting in 1918, <mask> and Jean Acker became lovers. Acker met a relatively unknown actor at a party.They began dating, but never had sex. On their wedding night, Acker ran to <mask>'s home and said that she loved him. In 1921, Acker filed for a legal separation from her husband, and later filed charges of bigamy against him when he married Natacha Rambova in Mexico. During the divorce trial period, <mask> and Acker lived at 1337 Orange Drive. On January 22, 1928, <mask> married the man who worked in the oil industry. The marriage ceremony was performed in Hollywood by a minister named James H. Lash, and witnessed by two people, one of whom was the brother of an actor. The site of the Hollywood Congregational Church in the 1920s is the probable location of the wedding.At the time the marriage license was issued, <mask> would have been at least 29 years old. She could not possibly have been born as late as 1901 because there is an issue about whether she was born November 20, 1893 or November 20, 1898. She was listed as his wife on the 1930 census, and it was also revealed that the couple resided at 712 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California. They divorced in 1935. <mask> died in her apartment at the age of 69. The San Ramon Apartments were in Hollywood. She was being treated for lung pain at the Motion Picture & Television Country Hospital in Los Angeles.A Pair of Stockings is a partial

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title: Dileep G. Bal

texts: <mask><mask> is a physician, epidemiologist, and public health administrator. He is a faculty member of the John A. Burns School of Medicine of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. His areas of focus include tobacco control, cancer and obesity prevention, and remedying socio-economic disparity in health care. Bal's career as a public servant spans 46 years but he is best known for starting and overseeing a two-decades-long anti-tobacco campaign while serving as director of California's Cancer Control Branch and Tobacco Control Section. He held the position of Pima County Health Director. He served as president of the nationwide organization of the American Cancer Society in 2001, after serving as president of the local unit. <mask> was born in Madras City and later moved to New Delhi.He received his medical degree from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences. He received a Master of Public Health degree from Harvard University in 1971 and a Master of Science degree from Columbia University in 1970. Bal completed his residency at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Bal was appointed as an assistant professor of family and community medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine in 1973. He held various positions in the Pima County Health Department while teaching at the University of Arizona. He was interim director for communicable diseases in 1974 after the retirement of Clarence Robbins. From 1977 to 1981 Bal was the director of the health department.In 1981 <mask> was appointed as a public health medical officer and later was promoted to become the head of the Cancer Control Branch of California's Department of Health Services. He spent 25 years in the department and gained renown for his design of and contributions to California's anti-tobacco campaign that was replicated in many states in the

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texts: U.S. and several countries around the world. The campaign was funded by the passage of a tax on cigarettes in California in 1988. The funds were used to address the predatory advertising and marketing practices of the tobacco industry. Legislation banning smoking in California restaurants and bars was part of a statewide effort to address second-hand smoke. <mask> was a principal architect behind the California initiative of using public funds to counter the tobacco industry's deceptive public relations and advertising campaign. He was the national president of the American Cancer Society in 2001.<mask> has held various leadership positions in the organization's local and state branches. Bal joined the Hawaii State Department of Health as a special advisor in 2005. He was responsible for bringing in federal funds to design and operate several public health efforts in Hawaii. The best known is Tropic Care Kauai, a biennial two-week United States Department of Defense-funded training program that brought about 400 healthcare professionals each year to Kauai to provide medical, dental, optometric and other health care to Kauai's population. In the first year, the program provided about 3,500 pairs of free prescription eyeglasses for Kauai residents who were not covered by health insurance. Bal brought these military training programs to Kauai and then exported them to the other Hawaiian islands. Bal retired as Kauai District Health Officer in July of 2016 after more than 11 years at the position.Bal has had clinical appointments at several medical schools. He was a professor at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. He was a professor at the University of California School of Medicine at Davis from 1981 to 2005. <mask> is a professor at the John A. Burns School of Medicine and the Cancer Center of the University of

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texts: Hawaii. He was appointed to the University of Hawaii Board of regents. <mask> has been the principal investigator on several National Cancer Institute and Centers of Disease Control funded cancer prevention and control projects. He is an active reviewer for several peer-reviewed medical journals, as well as for the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.Bal is a frequent speaker. He spoke at Brown University Medical School in 2005. Bal is married to a woman and they live in Kauai. They have two children. Bal received an award from the American Thoracic Society for his contributions to public health related to improvement of indoor and outdoor air quality, eradication of tobacco usage, and prevention of lung disease. The Christopher N.H. Jenkins Cancer Control Award was given to Bal in 2006 for "significant accomplishments in community-oriented cancer prevention and control efforts targeting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders". Bal was awarded the Luther Terry Award by the American Cancer Society for leading California's Tobacco Control Section.He has earned a reputation for being brave and taking calculated risks to advance tobacco control. He received the American Medical Association's Dr. Nathan Davis Award for outstanding public service at the local level. Bal was awarded the Harvard School of Public Health Alumni Award of Merit in 2016 for "pioneering the strategy of counteracting the tobacco industry's deceptive marketing with an aggressive campaign of advertising." Bal's work with the World Health Organization led to the adoption of strong tobacco-control policies in developing countries. <mask> G<mask> was interviewed by the Public Health Institute. Columbia University alumni include the Harvard School of Public Health, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, and the American Cancer

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title: Kanailal Dutta

texts: The leader of the Jugantar group, <mask>, was a revolutionary in India's freedom struggle. He was born in West Bengal. He and Satyendranath Bose were convicted by the British for the assassination of Narendranath Goswami, an approver of the British, in the Jail hospital of Alipore Central Jail on August 31, 1908. The death of Satyendranath Bose was1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 <mask> was born in West Bengal. His father was an accountant. <mask>'s early school life was in Bombay and later he came back to Chandannagar and took admission in Duplex College.He appeared in the BA exam from the University of Calcutta. <mask> joined the revolutionary movement after meeting Professor Charu Chandra Roy, who was against the partition of Bengal. The movement against partition of Bengal was led by <mask> <mask>. He developed a close relationship with the leader of the revolutionary group. He joined a revolutionary group in Kolkata. Two days after the bomb attack in Muzaffarpur, the police raided and arrested a number of revolutionaries in Bengal. 33 revolutionaries were charged with war against the government.<mask> <mask> was one of the men who was arrested and held in Alipore Jail. A cache of arms, bombs, detonators and other tools were found when the Alipore Bomb Case Police raided premises at 32 Murari Pukur Road at Kolkata on 2 May 1908.

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