title: Lauren Murphy

texts: <mask> is an American professional mixed martial artist who currently fights in the women's flyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. She was the Invicta FC bantamweight champion. She is #3 in the UFC women's flyweight rankings as of November 23, 2020, and #13 in the UFC women's pound for pound rankings as of December 20, 2021. <mask> was raised in a small town in Alaska. The issues that led to drinking, using drugs and dropping out of high school were caused by the death of her father in a plane crash. <mask> took a class with his son to encourage him to start martial arts. I started going all the time after falling in love with it.I took my first pro fight 3 months after training for MMA. I didn't have any amateur fights. She dropped out of nursing school to pursue a career in martial arts. <mask> began her pro mixed martial arts career in Alaska on June 9, 2010, fighting in the featherweight division. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On short notice, <mask> stepped in to face Scott in a bantamweight bout at Legacy Fighting Championship 18 on March 1, 2013, after moving to Florida. She defeated Scott in the first round.<mask> replaced Young at Invicta FC 5: Penne vs. Waterson on April 5, 2013). Young was defeated by unanimous decision. <mask> faced Sarah D'Alelio at Invicta FC 6. She won the fight. The inaugural Invicta FC Bantamweight Championship was held on December 7, 2013). She became the first bantamweight champion when Nakamoto injured his knee in the fourth round. On July 3, 2014, it was announced that <mask> had joined the UFC.She faced Sara McMann at UFC Fight Night 47. McMann won the fight. At UFC Fight Night 63, <mask> faced Liz Carmouche. She was defeated by a unanimous decision. The UFC Fight Night: Cowboy vs. <mask> was held on February 21, 2016 A cowboy. She won the fight with punches and elbows in the final seconds of the third round.The Fight of the Night bonus award was earned by <mask>. <mask> will fight at UFC Fight Night: McDonald vs. Lineker on July 13, 2016 She lost the fight. In August of 2017, it was announced that <mask> would be one of the fighters featured on The Ultimate Fighter 26, where the process to crown the UFC's inaugural 125-pound women's champion will take place. <mask> was set to fight Nicco Montao because he was the third seed. She was eliminated from the competition after losing the fight via unanimous decision. She switched teams to Gaethje because she

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texts: was unhappy with her training.<mask> was going to face Priscila Cachoeira at The Ultimate Fighter 26 Finale. Due to a visa issue, the fight was canceled and <mask> was asked to fight as an alternate. After Sijara Eubanks was medically disqualified from the title fight, <mask> stepped in to face Barb Honchak. <mask> won the fight by a split decision. <mask> faced Sijara Eubanks at UFC Fight Night: Rivera vs. Moraes. She lost the fight. <mask> was going to face Evans-Smith at UFC.<mask> withdrew from the event as she needed more time to recover from foot surgery. <mask> and Borella faced off at UFC on August 3, 2019. She won the fight in the third round. <mask> and Lee faced off on February 8, 2020. She won the fight. 12 out of 12 MMA media outlets scored the contest for Lee with none scoring it for <mask>, despite <mask> achieving a higher degree of accuracy and securing the only two takedowns in the fight. At UFC Fight Night: Blaydes vs. Volkov, <mask> faced Roxanne Modafferi.She won the fight. Cynthia Calvillo was expected to face <mask> on October 24, 2020. Calvillo was forced to withdraw the bout due to a positive test. The substitute tested positive for COVID-19 and was replaced by a promotional newcomer. <mask> won the fight with a submission. The first bout of <mask>'s new contract was against Calderwood. She won the fight.<mask> was going to fight for the UFC Women's Flyweight Championship on September 25, 2021. She was knocked out in the fourth round. Miesha Tate is scheduled to face <mask> on May 14, 2022. <mask> has a son with a previous

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title: Rachel Whitear

texts: A young woman from Withington, Herefordshire, died of a heroin overdose in May 2000 at the age of 21. She had been a frequent user of the narcotic for two years, having been introduced to heroin usage by her partner. <mask>'s parents authorized the publication of a police photograph of their daughter's slumped, flaccid and discoloured body as she was discovered clutching a syringe inside a rented bedsit approximately two days after her death. Her death and the publication of official police photographs of her body led to a nationwide anti-drug campaign in Britain. Nationwide secondary schools were the focus of the documentary. The anti-drug campaign following <mask>'s death has been compared to the anti-ecstasy campaigns undertaken after the deaths of two girls. The younger of two children born into a middle-class household was born on February 6 1979.Her family relocated to Withington in 1980. Ryan was <mask>'s brother. She gained a stepbrother, Ian, and a stepsister, Sarah, after her parents separated. Whitear spent a lot of her time walking and swimming to raise money for charity as an adolescent. She encouraged her parents to purchase The Big Issue in order to help the homeless. Whitear was an excellent student and obtained 10 GCSE passes. She was an avid football fan.Whitear began using drugs at age 14. Whitear began smoking cannabis and taking ecstasy in order to gain acceptance and popularity from her peers, according to a friend named Polly North. Her parents were unaware of her use of narcotics, but her occasional recreational drug use did not affect her studies. Whitear gained two A-Levels in psychology and communication studies after completing her secondary school education at Aylestone School. She applied to continue her studies at five of the six universities that accepted

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texts: her request. In 1997, as Whitear contemplated which university to attend, she became acquainted with a man who had been a heroin addict for three years. Fitzgerald called <mask>, asking her to date him.Fitzgerald encouraged <mask> to use the drug after he accepted it. <mask>'s parents were told by the father of a friend of Fitgerald's that their daughter was using heroin. <mask> said she only used heroin from "time to time" in episodes she termed "slipping up". <mask>'s parents noticed a marked change in their daughter's personality by the mid-1998. Although Whitear would "sell anything" to fund her habit as her addiction increased, her mother insisted that her daughter never stole to fund her habit. Drug counsellors helped Whitear avoid drug consumption for extended periods of time. She decided to study psychology and sociology at the University of Bath after re-applying for a university place.She abandoned her studies after one term as her heroin dependency increased. <mask> told her parents in 1999 that she and Fitzgerald were moving from Withington to Exmouth. Whitear obtained a number of low-paying jobs in locations such as a bar in Bath and a shop in Exmouth after they moved to Lyndhurst Road. Whitear phoned her parents and asked to come back to Herefordshire. Whitear went back to her parents' home. Whitear was briefly unconscious from an injection of heroin after her parents returned home. Whitear returned to Exmouth by February 2000.She told Fitzgerald that their relationship was over. She moved into a rented room in a small terrace house in Exmouth in May. She told Fitzgerald that she needed her own space to develop a new life. She is thought to have died the next day. <mask> is believed to have died in 2000. She was 21 years old. Her landlord discovered her body two days

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texts: later.She is believed to have died in the company of Fitzgerald, who would later confess to giving Whitear the fatal dose of heroin and attempting to clean up the scene after she overdosed on the drug. At the time of <mask>'s death, she was actively seeking employment, engaging with drug counsellors and seeking medical treatment for her drug addiction. She told her friend Polly North that she needed to stop taking heroin, but it was hard. I'm dependent on it. It's ruining my life: my house, my job, and my family. I've hit rock bottom. <mask> was buried at St. Peter Churchyard.The initial police investigation into <mask>'s death was criticized for failing to observe correct procedures and the conclusions of the investigation were questioned. <mask>'s fingerprints were not taken from the bedsit where she died until two weeks after police were first called to the scene. The Crown Prosecution Service did not have enough evidence to charge the two men who were arrested in connection with her death. The level of heroin in <mask>'s bloodstream was less than 0.1 g/ml, which is considered to be a fatal dose. <mask>'s mother decided to exhume her daughter's body because there wasn't enough toxicological testing done during the original police investigation. The second investigation into <mask>'s death was announced in 2004. The investigation was conducted by the police.<mask>'s body was exhumed and a post-mortem conducted. Doctor Earland received the results of the inquiry. In June 2005, Dr Earland decided against conducting a new inquiry into <mask>'s death. A fresh inquest was held in October 2006 after the Independent Police Complaints Commission appealed to the High Court. The inquest was held in September of 2007, and was presided over by Ian Arrow. The inquest heard evidence of multiple

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texts: failures by the police in <mask>'s death, and that the pathologist chose not to conduct an autopsy on <mask>'s body because she may have been HIV positive. The second inquest couldn't decide if <mask> had administered the fatal injection of heroin herself.<mask>'s parents stated that they will never know who administered the final dose and whether <mask> was alone when she died. Drug awareness campaign Almost two years after <mask>'s death, her parents consented to the usage of images of her body as discovered by her landlord in a nationwide anti-drug usage campaign. Her parents wanted to make people think about the dangers of Class A drugs and to challenge stereotypes about drug abusers. Shortly after the images of <mask>'s body were released to the media, a documentary about her life and death was released by her parents and siblings. The life of a normal, content and promising everyday girl, her struggles with her addiction, and the effect her drug usage had upon herself and her family are depicted in the images and interviews within <mask>'s Story. There are images of her body in death in the documentary. The overall message is that even occasional hard drug usage can result in a similar fate to anyone."If we can save just one child, then we'll have succeeded," Michael Holcroft said in March 2002. <mask>'s parents objected to the painting when it was reported that it would be included in an exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. <mask>'s mother and stepfather were angry at the decision. The painting was still in the exhibition. She said she should think that <mask>'s family will believe that she created the portrait after researching <mask>'s life and death. <mask>'s Story, broadcast nationwide following <mask>'s death, is a contemporary news article detailing the nationwide anti-drug

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title: Khuda Buksh

texts: The life insurance salesman and humanitarian from the Indian subcontinent was named <mask>. He represented the "life and soul of the insurance industry" throughout the region for four decades, leaving his indelible mark on the business in three separate countries: British India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. He gained fame in the 1940s for his salesmanship in East India. He helped build one of Pakistan's top insurance companies from scratch and put it on the world map. He was the pioneer of life insurance industry growth and development in Bangladesh, and his name became synonymous with the life insurance industry. The Shariatpur District of East Bengal under British India has a remote village called Damodya. He was the oldest of six children.As a child, <mask> was known to be friendly, respectful, religious, generous, kind-hearted, and ethical. Buksh was affected by poverty and destitution in his village, so he tried to help the less fortunate. He used the same math textbook in grade school to give to classmates who couldn't afford their own books. He obtained scholarships at all levels of school. He stood first in his class from primary to high school. He was the captain of the football team. His team won many trophies and competed outside of its division.Buksh had an ingenious mind and exceptionalInterpersonal skills. In 1929, in Koneshar, a village near Damodya, Buksh passed the entrance examination with a distinction in mathematics. He studied at a college for two years and passed the intermediate exam in 1932. He worked towards his bachelor's degree after studying at the Presidency College for two years. He boarded with the family of a captain of a commercial ocean liner who was

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texts: often away from home. Along with his studies, Buksh looked after Rahman's household affairs and his bed-ridden wife and two school-going children just like a guardian for the family. He was unable to complete the degree due to health issues.<mask> accepted a part-time job at the college. The Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Company (OGSLAC) in Calcutta, British India, was founded in 1935 by <mask> as a clerical position. Atahar Ali, an insurance man, was motivated to pursue a life insurance selling career by his "highly developed sense of persuasive power". He became a full-time life insurance agent because he wanted to serve humanity. He was the first Muslim to join the OGSLAC field force. In Calcutta, Islamic fundamentalism discouraged insurance as un-Islamic and there were only a few Bengali Muslims rich enough to buy an insurance policy. The idea that one could reduce risks in life and business through insurance went against the will of God.The view at the time was that only worthless people worked for insurance companies, and that insurance agents were not welcomed into people's homes. He realized that ordinary people's lack of knowledge of good financial systems deprived them of tremendous benefits, and that this was due to poor strategies being used to present the benefits of insurance to the mass. He said that people had no respect for insurance salesmanship and the profession was looked down upon. <mask> promised to change the perception. He used his "challenging mentality" and "indomitable spirit" to sell life insurance policies door-to-door. This was his life's mission. If a client did not offer him a seat, he would use his folding chair.He preached the

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texts: importance of life insurance to everyone in the house. He was determined to succeed and he was enthusiastic and confident. His charm, passion for understanding people, and business savvy helped to win the hearts of Muslims and Hindus. He made a name for himself as a first class insurer. He was promoted to inspector in 1946, by the OGSLAC. After 17 years of field experience, <mask> moved back to East Bengal to take on a prestigious position at the Eastern Federal Union Insurance Company. The life manager in charge of East Pakistan was named in July 1952.Insurance was portrayed as un-Islamic by fundamentalist propaganda at the time. The general public, from solvent businessmen to the lower-middle class, believed insurance to be associated with death. The uneducated were reluctant to join the insurance profession due to the negative religious and culturally prejudiced views against life insurance workers. To change preconceived ideas about insurance, and to create and sustain a positive image of insurance workers, was the life's goal of Buksh. He used his magnetic personality and exemplary integrity to recruit, motivate, and train hundreds of young people every year in the insurance business. He helped provide jobs to the children of Bengali Muslim families. In order to develop a salesman's confidence, improve sales talks, and build enthusiasm for the job, he freely shared his practical knowledge and field experience gained over many years and gave to the newly recruited agents for their training.He developed a kind of positive competition that would challenge employees to excel at work and in social interactions, and he gave them an objective analysis of the career. He turned rookies


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texts: into efficient insurance agents. He visited every agent's home and inspired them with his enthusiasm, motivational words, and kindness. He offered to help with their financial and personal problems. He helped them secure business by accompanying them to meet with prospective clients. He continued to forge close connections with professional, social, cultural, and education organizations to increase awareness of life insurance in the greater society. His sales force was motivated to challenge the public's negative perception of life insurance.The insurance policies were issued from the head office in Karachi. Management was persuaded to have policy renewals and other arrangements done from Dacca because of the long delays caused by this. He increased manpower in the Dacca regional office. The insurance business grew in East Pakistan because of his foresight. A "workaholic," <mask> created a large number of field organizations, built a strong force across East Pakistan and became a champion in the life insurance business. He settled life insurance claims without delay. He would hand deliver an insurance benefit check to the surviving family members at the funeral services of an insured person.The company business had an upward trend with paid-for business from Rs. In 1953, it was 25.4 million. In 1957 there were 42.8 million. "Eastern Federal was the largest insurance company in Pakistan" was announced in a newspaper by the EFU. East Pakistan accounted for 65 percent of the EFU's life insurance business in 1959 under his leadership. In 1960, <mask> was promoted to the position of life manager of East and West Pakistan and moved to the company's head office in Karachi, West Pakistan. A

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texts: "dynamic leader" with a "charismatic personality," <mask> planned and sought to do in the entire country what he had done in East Pakistan.He wanted to bring more people into the life insurance business and expand it across the country. <mask> was able to recognize a promising salesman. He was able to convince many producers from other companies to join the EFU. In order to develop a highly motivated and dedicated sales force that would aggressively seek out new clients, he hired all administrative and key marketing people. He created, organized, and managed four zones. The EFU zones had meetings, conferences and prize distribution ceremonies. He used a surprising technique to win the hearts of others.Everyone listened with a pin-drop silence as his mode of speaking was polished. Mujibur Rahman said that he mostly delivered extempore speeches and inspired his agents through fascinating speech to bring in more business. He kept in touch with his field force in all zones through telephone calls and was aware of what they were doing and what their achievements were. He applied his personal touch to his dealings with his field force and this made a significant difference in the enthusiasm of both field and office staff. He was able to get the work done. He made sure that the large team he developed reached their goals. There were "mission statements" written on the office walls of all new business and agency commission sections.This gave the field officers confidence, enthusiasm, motivation, and inspiration to perform at their best. He maintained an open door policy despite his busy schedule. Everyone could walk into his office and talk about their problems. From 1962 to 1965, the EFU's


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texts: life department under the leadership of Abbas Khaleeli sold more policies than the foreign insurers in Pakistan. At the end of 1965, the total market share of in-force policies for foreign insurers was less than that of Eastern Federal. Two training schemes were introduced by EFU management. The two training schemes were an executive officer's training scheme and a three-month officer's training scheme.<mask>'s style of speaking and motivation was exposed to the trainees. Each scheme was made a success on the practical side by <mask>. 50 percent of the 11,000 agents produced by his leadership were from the Eastern Zone. The company was able to "advertise that every second person having life insurance policy in the country was insured with EFU" because of his value being measured by the amount of business he produced. The main driving force of the EFU's business in London was <mask>, who visited London in 1963, 1964 and 1967. Even if infinitesimally, his hard work and tremendous expertise had mobilized the nation's economy. As business grew, <mask> became deputy general manager in December, 1963, and general manager in January, 1966 expanding the EFU's sales and influence throughout the region.His mission was to have life insurance claims settled quickly. He paid the money quickly to save many families from ruination. The company's progress was praised by the management. He was involved in inducting new leaders into the insurance industry. His leadership helped to grow EFU into the largest company in Pakistan, as well as in all Afro-Asian countries. He developed the business to such heights that he became a household name. His leadership style and compassion for others are

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texts: inspiring.As a leader of the life department of the EFU, <mask> traveled across Pakistan. Although his dream was to spread life insurance in every home, he continued his "untiring efforts" for the expansion of business growth and development with positive attitude encouraging his field force. At every stage of a person's life, Buksh knew how to pick the best person for the job. He recruited many educated Bengalis to work in the insurance profession. He visited district towns often. He would host tea parties for students and teachers. He took many to the insurance business because of his motivation to change the lives of marketing people.They made more money selling life insurance policies. Quality of life changed and they were able to own cars, houses and move to wealthier areas of the city. By 1966 he had created 301 organizations that included a group of non-supervisory officers. He brought P.M. Robello, a reputed insurance personality from India, to teach a six-week training course to senior officers of the EFU. Several Bengali officers were sent to Karachi for training after the two training schemes were introduced. He focused on the training of the Bengali officers through his senior sales officers and the director of planning and development. The region's first professional insurance agency training program was offered.According to Safiyyullah, <mask> played a role as an educator to the vast number of field force who placed faith in his leadership and took insurance as a career. In a decade's time, a lot of new recruits in the profession wrote a lot of business. He used his honesty, dedication, and organizing skills. To lead his marketing team in expanding the life insurance


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texts: business across the region. Insurance documents were written in English. As a result of his love for the mother tongue, <mask> was able to translate all paperwork related to the insurance industry into Bengali. The "Wizard of Insurance" turned insurance into a social movement.More Bengalee people were employed in the insurance industry by him than any other person. From 1951 to 1967, the number of new insurance policy holders changed dramatically. In 1967, the number of policies written by the EFU was almost 40% of the total policies written by all the insurance companies in Pakistan. The life insurance industry had overcome ingrained religious beliefs in less than two decades. People of all income levels stopped viewing insurance as an invitation for their early demise and began to see it as protection for their families. People who used to avoid insurance agents now want to buy insurance policies. The realization of the national awareness campaigns on life insurance was the success.According to Buksh, he transformed insurance into a "respectable profession" by popularizing life insurance in East Pakistan. He believed that the key to a successful career in business was to build up human relations on a very personal level. He invited high-ranking people to tea parties twice a month. He frequented various functions and also took part in multi-purpose social gatherings with the intention of developing and maintaining public relationships. He connected with high-ranking government officials, insurance executives, industrialists, professionals, politicians, and many other influential people through vigorous public relations efforts. He had a circle of friends and contacts in Pakistan.


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texts: He hosted dinners in large hotels in both East Pakistan and West Pakistan.The parties were called "Ladies Nights". Without women's cooperation, it is difficult to survive in such an unpopular occupation. He cultivated a fine brand of public relations by entertaining acquaintances and friends. He was twice nominated to be the president of Dacca Insurance Institute. Everyone regarded him highly, even though he was a popular figure in both parts of the country. Each year on the first day of Pohela Boishakh, he would invite a group of people for lunch at his Dacca residence and only serve Bengali dishes. He was a member of the club.His noble disposition, simplicity in life, unflinching fidelity, and stern sense of duty won love and respect from everyone who came in contact with him. His vast and extensive public relations experience helped expand the reach of the insurance business from the lower-middle class to the educated sector to the influential "big guns of the society." These big guns were included. Murshed is the Chief Justice of East Pakistan. "He was a great motivator, he had a story or motivational point for every occasion," said Joseph Pereira. He motivated young people to join the profession, teaching them how "insurance is a service," and how in this noble, service-oriented profession, field workers might climb the ladder of success to reach their dreams. He would give students or teachers money as an advance or as a large amount for buying a car in order to recruit them.Mir Mosharraf Hossain said that he invited interest in the insurance business. Having an "uncanny flair for life insurance," <mask> was "a master par excellence of human behavior in dealing with field


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texts: between East and West Pakistan was caused by the investment of insurance premium income. The government of Pakistan neglected investment in East Pakistan. In 1964, there was a total investment of Rs. Less than 5% of the insurance premiums in Pakistan were invested in East Pakistan. The lack of capital in East Pakistan made it difficult to develop industries there. East Pakistan's loss was due to the fact that most of the premium income funds were invested in West Pakistan.There were discrepancies between East and West Pakistan. He wanted a power balance between the two wings of the country. He was looking for a suitable candidate for the position of Federal Minister of Commerce, and the recommendation was made to him by the person he was looking for. <mask> declined to accept the job because he thought the job was a temporary one. He recommended the name of one of his friends. The Federal Minister of Commerce was appointed by Ayub Khan. <mask> was an advocate for the investment of insurance premiums in East Pakistan.In order to make insurance facilities available in his homeland, <mask> built a 24 story EFU building in Dacca. At that time, it was the tallest building in the country. He was instrumental in purchasing the land, selecting the architect, and getting the approval of the design and construction for the building from the government of East Pakistan. There were disagreements about the company's investment policy. He was not a political person, but he was a man of principle and his love of justice brought him into conflicts with higher-ups in Pakistan. A "humiliating circumstance at a crucial juncture of Pakistan's history" led to the resignation of <mask> on April 10, 1969.


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texts: The EFU building in Dacca is now known as the Jiban Bima Tower.The Federal Life and General Insurance Company (FLAGIC) was founded in 1969 after the uprising in East Pakistan. On May 29, 1969 FLAGIC opened in Dacca. Many salesmen who were working with him at the EFU resigned and joined the FLAGIC, and many Bengalis surrendered their policies at the EFU and bought policies at FLAGIC. The life insurance claims were promptly settled. After one year of operation, FLAGIC declared dividends to its shareholders, but business stopped when the country's political climate changed, leading to the Bangladesh War of Liberation. The war ended after nine months when the Indian Army got involved in the war at the last moment. The 5th son of Buksh joined the Bahini.The EFU lost its Eastern Zone after East Pakistan broke away. Bangladesh became an independent nation on the world map in 1971. The Bangladesh government nationalized all insurance companies. The first managing director of the Bangladesh Jiban Bima Corporation was <mask>. JBC began doing business because it had an established infrastructure and manpower resources thanks to the major development work done by the EFU. JBC opened two branches for business in 1973. JBC sold upwards of 40,000 life insurance policies with an assured sum of Tk.400 million dollars. From January 1972 to June 1974 JBC settled approximately 10,000 death claims without delay. The number of deaths from the Bangladesh War of Liberation is remarkable. The JBC trade union had a hostile political foe. Due to their illegal demands, there were clear conflicts between him and the union leaders. He didn't budge from his position or comply with the demands. He did not


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texts: compromise his principles under political pressure.. The government dismissed him from JBC on November 27, 1973. On December 30, 1939, <mask> married Zobeda Khatun. They had eight children, six sons and two daughters. He was respectful to everyone. He developed a close relationship with his English teacher, Ainuddin Ahmed, whom he treated like a son. Many marriageable girls were arranged by Buksh.He spent time visiting sick family members, friends and acquaintances, and his presence was almost guaranteed at the marriage ceremonies. He was a humble man and a loving father. He helped a lot of people throughout his life. He was not interested in publicity or money. He spent most of his income entertaining his acquaintances and helping the poor. He loved the common man and big guns. He was the last hope for some students.He was very kind hearted, soft spoken, and human. He was attracted to a large group of people because he was endowed with the noblest human qualities. The central philosophy of his life was a love of mankind. He had more than one young man in his residence from his village and less fortunate relatives. He took care of their welfare and sent them to school. His nature was defined by sympathy and compassion. He gave money to schools.He paid for the operation of a free primary school in his native place. He was a source of financial help for many widows, orphans, and students from middle-class families who couldn't afford school fees. As head of his family, he was responsible and affectionate towards everyone. He was a friend to his children, and he told them to lead an honest life, to help people in need, and not to be angry with anyone. His love for his relatives,


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texts: friends, and acquaintances always came from his wide heart. He found time to devote to his family despite his busy schedule. He put his money into the development of insurance.His own life insurance policy kept his family afloat after his death. There was a death in Dacca on 13 May 1974. There were long obituaries in newspapers and magazines. He is the one figure among Bengali Muslims who popularized life insurance. He became a legendary figure because of his name, which is an institution. He will be remembered as an "unforgettable person in expanding life insurance in Bangladesh" according to The Daily Ittefaq. He was an important figure in the insurance industry of Pakistan and Bangladesh and his profile was published by The Daily Purbodesh.He became a life insurance icon after he died, because he was well-known and respected while he was alive. He has been described as the most magnetic and dynamic insurance executive in Pakistan. At the time of his death, he was hailed as one of the great sons of Bengal soil. Wolfram Kornowski, a German colleague, revived his legacy through his book, The EFU Saga (2001). He was the first person who had a materialistic discussion in national and international circles on the life and career of <mask> <mask>. The family established a trust to keep his legacy alive. Three books were published on the life and work of <mask>.The standard of living of the common people was raised by <mask>'s lifelong work. His work towards the betterment of the Bengali Muslim community made him immortal. He will be remembered as the man behind the resurrection of the Bengali Muslim community. His contributions in life insurance development have been praised by his

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texts: peers in Pakistan and Bangladesh. There is no denying the fact that the insurance industry made a mark in Bangladesh because of the untiring efforts of <mask> <mask>. I don't think the insurance industry could have made such a rise without him. He was viewed as a role model insurance personality.A renowned journalist commented that there is no need to build a memorial for the man. His memorial is the history of insurance in Bangladesh. He didn't have an equal, a parallel or a rival. Insurance and <mask> Buksh are synonymous. There is a legend in both Bangladesh and Pakistan. <mask> received a lot of praise for his contributions in life insurance development, but he was criticized by his peers. His exit from the insurance industry came at the expense of an unruly trade union influenced by political parties.It was <mask> who helped establish the lives of many trade union members. Hedayetul Islam pointed out that many of the people he hired from his home district were not qualified for their positions. The illegal demands made by the JBC trade union centered on the issue of non- qualified workers. "One can't love the whole country unless one loves the people of his own area," said <mask> when asked about the issue. I think he was right in appointing them. Many families of our country would be eliminated if he did not do so. The fates of the people of his village had not changed after partition of the sub-continent, as noted by Harunur Rashid.The people of his native village were in search of employment when he joined the EFU. He was a philanthropist and did not refuse them. He tried to accommodate people according to their qualifications. It is possible that the people he hired were

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texts: not suited to their tasks. On humanitarian grounds, Buksh felt compelled to assist them. Although he employed a few dozen people from his home area, he also employed hundreds of people from other places. After forty years of hard work, Buksh became renowned for introducing insurance to the mass, spreading awareness of savings and changing the course of many lives.He helped many families out of financial hardship. He created jobs for thousands of people in Bangladesh. New class of insurance workers were created due to the growth of the insurance industry in urban and rural areas. The insurance salesmen who emerged in the 1950s to 1960s helped the industry develop. The first conference of the EFU was held in Pakistan in 1963. In 1965, the Managing Director's Award in West Pakistan was won by <mask>. Kentucky Colonel, Governor of Kentucky, was commissioned in 1973.Bank & Bima Magazine awarded <mask> the best contribution in insurance industry in 2008. Bima Padak 2008 was awarded to <mask> by the Bangladesh Insurance Executive Club. There is a list of works. Selling life insurance is a career. The Pakistan Observer was published in 1961. The name is Buksh and the person is <mask>. The 30 progressive years were EFU 1932 to 1962.There is a Pakistan Observer supplement. The name is Buksh and the person is <mask>. Life insurance selling is a profession. The second edition of the Eastern Federal News Bulletin. July 6, 1965. The name is Buksh and the person is <mask>. A Reminiscence: When I look back.Pakistan Observer. The June edition of Aamar Smritikatha is called My Memoir. The field force review was done by the EFU. The article has been translated and presented in a book. In July of 1967,

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title: Khuda Buksh

texts: Your Duty Onerus. Symposium Life Insurance Pakistan. The August Foreword was written by Buksh and Khuda.There is a book on life insurance in Pakistan. There is a person named <mask> Khuda. Nationalization of insurance is an appraisal. The first issue of the Business Chronicle is from the University of Dacca. Sources first appeared in Bangladesh Observer on June 3, 1974. 14 June 1966 is when the Pakistan Observer was first published. 14 May 1974 was the first time it was published.Elizabeth is reading book reviews. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 A book review of a memoir about life insurance. Thememoirs of a life-insurance-icon is available at Forewordreviews.com. (2010). The overcoming of taboo perceptions. The publishing guru is in Oklahoma.The Midwest Book Review can be found at http://www.blissarticle.com. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 A true-life chronicle of how a man changed the world. Oregon, Wis., is in the USA. The staff writer can be found at: https://www.amazon.com/Memoirs-Life-Insurance-Icon-Khuda. The year 2012 The Pioneer of Life Insurance in


title: Chip Foose

texts: <mask> is an American automobile designer, artist, and star of the reality television series Overhaulin'. Foose began working on automobiles when he was seven years old for his father's company. Foose dropped out of the Art Center College of Design after two years due to financial difficulties. Foose returned to the Art Center to finish his education after four years at the Coachworks. Foose was employed by Sterenberger Design full-time and part-time. Foose left Sterenberger to work for J Mays at Ford, but Coddington persuaded him to work for him. Foose became the president of Hot Rods by Boyd after working for Coddington full-time.Foose designed many of the well known creations by Coddington. <mask> and his wife started their own automotive and product design company in 1998 after Foose left his position at Hot Rods. He first set up in Orange, California, where he built his first project car, the Boydster II, which won the America's Most Beautiful Roadster trophy. Foose Design was established in 2000. Foose stated in a 2006 interview that he didn't have any relations with him since he stopped working at the shop. One of the main reasons for the bitter relationship is that Foose retained many of the talented builders formerly employed by Coddington; Mike and Charley left Coddington's business shortly after Foose had established his shop. Foose gained more exposure in 2003 as a result of a documentary on his design and creation of a modified 2002 Ford Thunderbird called Speedbird, and

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title: Chip Foose

texts: Full Throttle. At the end of March 2007, a design consultation with Foose was included in the price of a Foose car. The first Foose car was sold for $340,000. The expansion of Detroit's MotorCity Casino is expected to be complete by the end of 2007, but Foose was retained to provide unique styling elements for the exterior and interior. The Ridemakerz business was started by Foose. Foose continues to provide design consultations to the Big Three.At the end of 2009, Overhaulin' was canceled. The show would return in the fourth quarter of 2012 following the launch of the channel. Foose is the vice chairman of the California Chapter of the Progeria Research Foundation. His sister died of Hutchinson–Gilford progeria syndrome. He has participated in many children's charities. He was named grand marshal of the Show N' Shine public car show. Foose was the youngest person to be in the Hot Rod Hall of Fame.<mask> was inducted into the San Francisco Rod and Custom Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2005. Foose has won several awards for his work. The Most Beautiful Roadster Award was given in 1995. Some of the cars were designed by Foose and others were built by other builders. The Goodguys Street Rod of the Year Award was given in the years 1990 and 1991. The Hall of Fame of Diecast. The best hot rod was at the performance show.Foose Design Official Website Overhaulin' Official Website Official Diecast Hall of Fame Website American automobile designers Living people 1963 births Vehicle modification


title: Kyle Troup

texts: <mask> is an American professional ten-pin bowler. He uses a two-handed delivery with a dominant right hand. <mask> said he needed two hands to throw the ball when he was a child. <mask> has been a member of the Professional Bowlers Association since 2008, and began completing full-time on the PBA Tour in 2015. He has eight PBA Tour titles to date, including one major championship, and he won his first national tour title in 2015. <mask> is a member of Team USA. <mask> set the single-season earnings record with $469,200, beating the $419,700 earned by Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the 2002–03 season.<mask> is a member of the pro staffs. <mask> was one of the youngest members of the North Carolina All Stars team, bowling in events across South Carolina and Georgia as a teenager. <mask> made the team for the first time in his career at the United States Bowling Congress Team USA trials. He won a gold medal with teammates Andrew Anderson and E. J. Tackett at the World Bowling Tour Men's Championships in Hong Kong. Team USA won the Weber Cup. In ten matches, <mask> went 5–0 in singles, 0–3 in doubles, and 1–1 in team. Team USA defeated Team Europe in the Weber Cup in 2020.Troup went 3–3 in singles, 2–4 in doubles, and 1–1 in team in the 2020 event. The USA was defeated by Team Europe at the Weber Cup. In 35 matches, Troup went 0–4 in singles, 2–0 in doubles, and 0–3 in team. Troup sometimes uses an older technology bowling ball on shorter oil patterns. Through the 2021 season, <mask> has made 27 championship round appearances and owns ten regional titles. Through July 2020, he has rolled 16 career 300 games. <mask> spent his first five years as a member of the Professional Bowlers Association bowling in events close to home

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title: Kyle Troup

texts: while he worked at a Wendy's restaurant.He won his first regional title at the age of 19. He was named the Southern Region Player of the Year in each of the last two years. <mask> made it to the championship round four times in 2015, and decided to bowl more events on the national tour. He won his first title on the tour in 2015. <mask> finished second in the Downums Waste Services Xtra Frame Open and fourth in the Gene Carter's Pro Shop Classic. <mask> won his second title on the PBA Tour in April of last year, with left-handed two-handed player Jesper Svensson. He only appeared in TV finals once in 2017: at the World Championship major.<mask> finished runner-up to top seed DominicBarrett in the final match of the DHC PBA JapanInvitational. <mask> defeated the reigning Player of the Year in the final match to win his third title. <mask> was a member of the Portland Lumberjacks team. He did not win an individual title, but he did make a career-high five championship round appearances. <mask> won his fourth title on February 1. He defeated Chris Barnes in the championship match of the stepladder finals. <mask> won his fifth title on the tour.<mask> and partner Jesper Svensson defeated E. J. Tackett and Marshall Kent in the final round. The <mask>-Svensson duo won this event for the second year in a row. <mask> won his sixth title at the 2020 PBA Tour Finals in Jupiter, Florida. <mask> defeated Anthony Simonsen in the championship round after defeating Kris Prather in the semifinals. <mask> lost the first game of the double-elimination match, but rebounded to win the second game and the 9th frame roll-off. <mask> left a 2-pin standing on his twelfth and final shot after rolling a 299 game in the televised seeding round

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title: Kyle Troup

texts: of this competition. <mask> made a career-high $135,300 despite the shortened 2020 season.<mask> qualified for the championship stepladder after winning the East Region finals. He won the title and record-tying $250,000 top prize from the #1 seed position over Dick Allen. This was <mask>'s first major championship. <mask> earned the #1 seed for the playoffs based on points earned during the first nine events of the season. He won his second title of the season and the $100,000 winner's share after defeating Sam Cooley in the final round. <mask>'s earnings surpassed the previous single-season earnings record of $419,700 set by Walter Ray Williams Jr. Troup's total earnings were almost half a million dollars.<mask> has set personal bests in 13 match play rounds, nine top-ten finishes, and eight championship round appearances. <mask> won the Player of the Year award in a landslide. <mask> won the Harry Smith PBA Points Leader award after topping the Tour in earnings. The major titles of the tour are bold. The Wolf Open was held in Oklahoma, the Doubles Championship was held in Portland, Maine, and the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters was held inMalm, Sweden. <mask> has become one of the more recognized players on tour due to his unique choices of trousers, similar to his father who was known for his flamboyant public persona. "Afro Fish", "The Pro with the Fro", and "Bob Ross of Bowling" are <mask>'s nicknames.After being knocked out of the playoffs in the second round, <mask> provided analysis for the final four and championship finals broadcasts, along with the regular broadcast team of Rob Stone and Randy Pedersen. There are career statistics through mid-season. Troup's profile page at PBA.com has links to External

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title: Gustav Teichmüller

texts: <mask> was a German philosopher. Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy was influenced by his works. There is a Biography of Teichmller. He was the son of August and Charlotte Teichmller. His father was in the army. His mother is from a soldier's family. At the local gymnasium, where he received a classical education, Teichmller developed an interest in philosophy.He studied philosophy in Berlin under Frederick Adolf Trendelenburg. He gained more knowledge in the areas of natural science and classical philology while studying in Tbingen. He was a professor at the Imperial University of Dorpat from 1871 to 1868. He died in the Russian Empire. Teichmller was forced to find work due to financial difficulties after his father's death. He was a tutor at the house of the Baron of Werther. In 1856, Teichmller received his degree in Halle with a thesis entitled "Aristotle's Classification of Forms of Government".Werther was appointed German ambassador to Russia. In 1858, Teichmller took a job as a teacher of Greek and German at the school of St. Anne's Lutheran Church, after leaving the service of Werther. He married his first wife, Anna Cramer, in the same year. He became part of an intellectual circle at the University of Gttingen in 1860 when he accepted a position as an adjunct lecturer in philosophy. Eucken was one of his students. Lotze was a close family friend. His first daughter Anna was born in 1861 and his second daughter was born a year later.His wife died at the age of 20. Unable to continue his teaching career, Teichmller began a year-and-a-half-long journey that took him to France, Spain, Greece, Italy, the Maghreb, the Levant, and Asia Minor. He was given the title Professor Extraordinary when he returned to Gttingen. He went on to have eight children with his sister-in-law. His student was E.A. Bobrov said that Teichmller was a man who had suffered a lot of evil and injustice in his life but never had done wrong or harm to anyone. He


title: Marina Devyatova

texts: <mask>na Devova is a Russian singer and interpreter of Russian traditional music. She was a finalist in the third edition of Narodni Artist. <mask> was born on December 13, 1983 in Moscow. She is the daughter of two people who were awarded the distinction of People's Artist of Russia. At the age of three, Devyatov discovered his daughter's talent when she started singing. She was five years old when her parents divorced. She was raised by her mother after the divorce.At the age of 11, she met again with her father, who encouraged her to become a professional singer and took her to sing with him at one of his concerts. Her parents enroll her in the school to study choral conducting. She continued her studies in 1999, specializing in solo folk singing. She won the all-Russian Ippolitov-Ivanonv contest two years later. She was invited to become the lead singer of the Indrik-Zver musical ensemble, which performed traditional Russian and Slavic music incorporating elements of modern rock and pop. Between 2003 and 2008 she attended the Faculty of solo folk singing at the Gnessin Academy of Music. She made her first appearance at the festival during her first year in the institution.The 2006 edition of the program Narodni Artist/                        Despite being praised by the jury after performing a duet with the winner of the first edition, the public chose the winner. Despite the loss, her presence in the contest made her gradually known and allowed her to start an international tour. She was part of the Russian delegation at the ceremony of choosing the capital of the Winter Olympics. She performed a song from World War II at the event and chose the city of Sochi on the Black Sea coast. Her first solo concert was sponsored by the Russian Ministry of Culture. The Russian Orthodox Church and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs selected the singer to perform

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title: Henry William Bayntun

texts: The career of Sir <mask> GCB, a senior officer in the Royal Navy, was a catalogue of the highest and lowest points of the Navy during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. His record includes extensive operations in the West Indies, as well as the battle of Trafalgar and the disastrous expedition to Buenos Aires. Bayntun joined the navy at a young age and received his lieutenancy at the age of seventeen. After taking part in the capture of Martinique, Bayntun was given command of the sloop and sent to the West Indies. On May 4, 1794, Bayntun was appointed post captain of the former French ship, La Bienvenue, which was captured during the Battle of Martinique. The 36-gun HMS Reunion was wrecked in December 1796. He was appointed to the position in January 1799.During the blockade of the French Caribbean islands following their return to France under the terms of the Treaty of Amiens, he commanded ships of the line. He captured the French frigate Créole along with her convoy and hundreds of troops. Bayntun returned to England after ten years in the West Indies and was given command of the fast third rate. She sailed to the West Indies in pursuit of the French fleet after joining Nelson's fleet. Leviathan sailed to Gibraltar after learning that the French had returned to European waters. Bayntun was one of the Trafalgar captains who just


title: Henry William Bayntun

texts: gifts.Bayntun was involved in the naval aspects of the failed invasion of Argentina, but escaped censure from the other officers involved. He was promoted to rear-admiral of the blue on 12 August 1812, after taking command of the 74-gun in 1809. Bayntun was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath after Napoleon was defeated. Bayntun was promoted to rear-admiral of the white on 4 June 1814, rear-admiral of the red on 12 August 1819, and then to vice-admiral of the blue on 19 July 1819. He was promoted to vice-admiral of the white on 27 May 1824 and vice-admiral of the red on 22 July 1830. He was made an admiral of the blue and a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath in January of 1836. Bayntun and her half sister Lady <mask>rk were married to each other.Their daughter was born in 1809 and married in May of 1839 at St George's Hanover Square. <mask> <mask> was buried in All Saints' Church, Weston, Bath, with several family members. The ship was named after him. She was in the Second World War. British Warships in the Age of Sail: Design, Construction, Careers and Fates is a reference. The Trafalgar Captains, Colin White and the 1805 Club, Chatham Publishing, London, 2005, External links <mask> Bayntun bio animation of the Battle of Trafalgar 1766 births 1840 deaths People from Royal Navy admirals Knights Grand Cross of the Order of

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title: Jean-Dominique Lebreton

texts: Jean-<mask> is a member of the French Academy of Sciences. In 1969 Jean-<mask> obtained a university degree in mathematics and physics and in 1971 he obtained a masters degree in computer science. He obtained a degree in Applied Biology in 1972, a degree in Specialty in Lyon in 1974 and a Doctor of Science in 1981. He became the Director of Research at the CEFE in Montpellier in 1990 after working at the University of Lyon and the University of Lyon. He has been the director of research. Jean-<mask> is a biomathematician who is specialized in modelling in ecology and population dynamics. feedback from populations on demographic performance or environmental variability are some of the mechanisms that result in animal and plant population dynamics.Diversification of demographic strategies raises a lot of questions. Modelling can shed light on population dynamics at both the ecological and evolutionary level. One of the main international actors in the development of population dynamics models is it. It contributed to the launch of matrix models of population dynamics, producing formal sensitivity results, and applying these models to various animals. The key role of generation time in the diversity of demographic strategies was demonstrated by him. The renewal of demographic capture-recapture methods was led by Jean-Dominique <mask>. To make it possible to analyze probabilities of survival according to age, gender or environment, it was necessary to shift their focus from a focus on numbers to estimating individual flows.A real revolution has been

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title: Jean-Dominique Lebreton

texts: many of whom have remained in contact for data processing, visits to CEFE, or long-term collaborations. The workshops have been held in Canada, Great Britain, New Zealand, Spain, and the United States. He organized a workshop onMatrix models for population management at the University of Florida.He is invited to international conferences frequently. He has been a member of the academy since 2009. In the first, second and third cycles, Jean-<mask> has taught. He has been asked for training and occasional courses. Director of CEFE, UMR 5175, December 2001 to December 2005 and January 2006 to December 2010 acting director. D.G is a member of the "Ecological Methodology" working group associated with the "Management of Renewable Natural Resources" committee. In 1977 des Sciences de la Nature was a member of the Board of Directors of the Société Franaise de Biométrie.The first researcher's film festival was held in Nancy in 1996. L'Esplanade Saint-tienne Vidéo has a video film. Saint-tienne. The director is J.C. PARAYRE. "Visiting Professor" at the University of Kent from 1996 to 2001. The silver medal was won by the CNRS. The Member of the French Academy of sciences was elected on November 28, 2005, on the proposal of the Minister of Regional Planning and the Environment.The French Society of Ecology and Evolution won the grand prize. There are few references to <mask>, J.-D. Modeling survival and testing biological hypotheses using marked animals is a unified approach with case studies. The Ecological Monographs was published in 1992. <mask>, J.-D.

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title: Jean-Dominique Lebreton

texts: and Pradel, R. modelling incomplete individual histories. The journal deals with applied statistics. The year 2002, 29: 353–373.<mask>, J.-D., Nichols, J.D., Barker, R.J. Pradel, R. and Spendelow, J.A. Individual animal histories are modeled with multistate capture-recapture models. The Advances in Ecological Research was published in 2009. Choquet, R., <mask>, J.-D., Gimenez, O., Reboulet A.-M., and Pradel were all cited. Ecography, 2009, was published in 2009. <mask> and Gimenez estimate Density-Dependence in wildlife populations. 45 citations were given to Niel, C. and <mask>, J.D. in the Journal of Wildlife Management.Analyzing incomplete data to detect overharvested bird populations. In 2005, 19: 825–825. Dynamical and Statistical models for exploited populations have been cited 125 times. The Australian and New-Zealand Journal of Statistics was published in 2005. There were 103 citations for Henaux, Bregnballe, T. and Lebreton. The Journal of Avian Biology was published in 2007. The renewal equation approach to demographic models.Population Theoretical Biology was published in 1996. There are people from Saint-tienne and members of the French Academy of

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title: Joseph A. Cafasso

texts: After it was discovered he was a military imposter, <mask>. left Fox News as a consultant on military and counterterrorism issues. His official service records showed that he had been administratively separated from the Special Forces in 1976 after 44 days of basic training, even though he claimed to have been a retired lieutenant colonel. Carteret, New Jersey was where <mask><mask> was raised. He has a large family with four sisters and one brother. After graduating from Carteret High School, Cafasso enlisted in the Army. The Associated Retired Aviation Professionals (ARAP), an organization that claimed to be conducting its own independent investigation into the cause of the crash of TWA Flight 800, was associated with Cafasso. Donaldson said that members of the group began questioning Cafasso's military background, and that he wouldn't produce his official record when asked to.Donaldson disassociated himself from the organization. Prior to his employment with Fox News, Cafasso worked for the Pat Buchanan 2000 presidential campaign, as well as running petition drives. The Buchanan campaign committee reimbursed Cafasso for travel and other expenses, according to official campaign finance records. In the aftermath of the 1999 NATO bombing campaign in Yugoslavia, he became involved with a humanitarian organization led by a Serbian-American activist. A veteran of the Vietnam War, a recipient of the Silver Star, and a retired lieutenant colonel were some of the things that Cafasso claimed to have been. According to his military record, he only served 44 days in

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title: Joseph A. Cafasso

texts: the U.S. Army from May to June 1976. He sent an email to the New York Times claiming that his leaving Fox News was a political assassination by a group of self-centered individuals with their own political agendas.The 2004 documentary film Outfoxed: Murdoch's War on Journalism made the argument that Fox News had a right-wing bias. He compared the decision-making at the network to the Christian fundamentalist movement. In an interview published in a companion book to the film, <mask> said that Fox's vice president and Washington, D.C. bureau chief asked him if he was an angel. In 2007, an article in the Simpson County News referred to Jay as the Director of Development for Mendenhall Ministries in Mendenhall, Mississippi, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals According to the article, the Mendenhall Mayor said he was going to St. Dominic's to have his bladder removed. The article urges anyone with information about this man to contact the Simpson County Sheriff or a Mendenhall Police investigator. On January 21, 2009, <mask> was arrested in Porter County, Indiana on a failure to appear warrant.He was arrested in Porter County in 2008 for speeding, driving with a suspended license, and giving false information to police, but did not show up to address those charges. In October 2007, a journalist challenged the authenticity of Stormer's identity,

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texts: which he had been using as "Robert Stormer". The internet handle "Shipdude", "Jay Mosca", and "Gerry Blackwood" are all alleged to have been used by him. At the time of his arrest, Cafasso was living with a 63-year-old woman whom he befriended under a false name on a dating site. Her son said that Cafasso cheated her of her life savings. Jack Idema, a convicted criminal who spoke as a consultant on one occasion for a local Fox News affiliate, tried to get a laptop computer that was used by Cafasso from the woman he was living with. She gave it to police.At the time of his arrest, Cafasso gave police a social security number that belonged to a girl in Rhode Island. The arresting officer was told that he was hiding from the CIA and the FBI. There is an article in the October 24, 2004 issue of LA Weekly examining military imposters and efforts to discredit them. Verna V. Gehring is the author of "Phonies, Fakes, and Frauds- and the Social Harms They Cause". The policy implications of lying are discussed in the context of <mask>'s engagement to the author's friend. The Association of Retired Aviation Professionals is believed to have a one-time online newsletter called The Broken Arrow. "Robert Stormer of Chicago is a retired lieutenant commander in the Navy Reserve, serving with the Navy's Supervisor of Salvage, and was a specialist in weapons retrieval."He is a marine engineer. On Sunday, October 7, 2007, it appeared in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Larry C. Johnson was a former CIA analyst and a Fox News consultant. People from Carteret, New Jersey are


title: Paruhatlek Sitchunthong

texts: A Muay Thai fighter named <mask> competed from 1980s to 1990s. He is the only fighter to have defeated a Muay Thai legend by knockout. The Sitchunthong family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His brothers were all fighters. His older brother is a Muay Thai fighter. His father was a Muay Thai trainer and he started training at the age of 9. A year after his first fight, he joined the Sichunthong gym, his family business.The gym was once owned by his father, Kimchun Kuntharee. His mother continued to run the operation after his father's death. He had his first fight at the age of 16. He fought four times. He won with punches in the third round. One of the two opponents that


title: Frank Dale

texts: The second Chief Justice of the Territorial Supreme Court of Oklahoma Territory was <mask> from 1893 until 1898. He was born in Somonauk, Illinois, and went on to become a well-known attorney in both Kansas and Oklahoma. The towns of Andale, Kansas, and Dale, Oklahoma, are named after him. He became the Governor of Oklahoma Territory in 1893 and settled in Guthrie, which became the capital of the territory. After moving to Oklahoma, he became a Democrat. He lived in Guthrie until his death. <mask> was born on a farm in Somonauk, Illinois, on November 26, 1849.He graduated from the high school in Leland, Illinois, where he received a public school education. Both parents left England. His father, who had become an adult in Pennsylvania, and had moved first to Michigan, then to Illinois, where he became a farmer and a merchant grain dealer, was a part-time Methodist minister. <mask>, Jr. was the youngest child in the family. At the age of 14, <mask>, Jr. enlisted in the Union Army. His military career was cut short because of his father's request. He taught school and studied law in Kansas for three or four years before he was admitted to the bar.He was the Assistant County Attorney for Sedgwick County from January to early 1885. He passed the bar exam after moving to Kansas. He practiced law until 1885, when he was appointed to the office of the land office. Oklahoma Territory was opened for settlement in 1889. Dale was the capital of Oklahoma Territory. <mask> married Miss Martha Wood on April 10, 1885. After

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texts: arriving in Oklahoma by train in 1889, <mask> established a law practice with W. W. Thomas.Both men were listed in the August 1889 issue of the Guthrie directory, each with a different name. There was a third party that never came to Guthrie. <mask> started a solo practice after quitting the partnership with Thomas. He was called the "first citizen of Guthrie" according to one biography. There was no tax base when it started. Fees on practicing professions were enacted by the city. <mask> admitted during a speech that he had been put in jail for not paying his fee in 1889.He said he was released and never had any political repercussions. W. J. Gault, who was accused of "Soonerism", was one of <mask>'s early clients. To pay the lawyer's fee for defending him, Gault gave <mask> half of the 160 acres he had claimed. While living in Kansas, <mask> was a faithful Republican. He was either a very astute politician or he had a change of heart and became a Democrat. <mask> was appointed Associate Justice of the Oklahoma Territory Supreme Court on May 20, 1893. The term of the Chief Justice would end on February 16, 1898.There are many anecdotes about <mask>'s kindliness and concern for the victims of wrongdoing. He had no patience for those who tried to escape punishment based on arcane technicality. One such case featured a loan shark who had been making small loans to railroad employees and charging them 20 percent monthly interest. The victims would not be able to repay the lender. The victims were sued by the shark when

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texts: he couldn't collect the money. When the case came before the court, <mask> told the attorney that the person who was practicing usury was not going to be able to collect. <mask> was told by the attorney that there was no law against usury in Oklahoma.There isn't any usuary law in Oklahoma, but this is a case of highway robbery and there is a law against that. You can't get a judgement in this court. <mask> was aware that he needed to deal harshly with outlaw bands who were seemingly at will and often struck at judges that tried these men. Tom Jones, a member of the Doolin Gang, was going to be tried for murder in Oklahoma. <mask> was surrounded by bodyguards before and during the trial. He ordered the posting of armed marshals around the courthouse. <mask> told one of his own men that this was serious after the trial was over.I have come to the conclusion that the only good outlaw is dead. I hope you will bring them to be dead in the future. <mask> died in Oklahoma on February 10, 1930 and is buried in the Summit View Cemetery, along with many other Oklahoma pioneers. Martha died in 1930 and is buried beside him. The couple did not have any children. The US Merchant marine had a ship during World War II. She was chartering to the North Atlantic & Gulf Steamship Company.The Supreme Court of the Territory of Oklahoma is referred to as the Judge <mask> Obituary. The stories of Oklahoma. The 13th edition of Vol 13, No. The History of the State of Kansas was written in 1935. William G. Cutler was born in 1849 and died in

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texts: <mask> is an American philosopher. He began teaching at UC Berkeley in 1959 and is well known for his contributions to the philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and social philosophy. He was the Professor of the Graduate School at the University of California, Berkeley until 2019. The secretary of "Students against Joseph McCarthy" was an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He received all of his degrees from the University of Oxford. He was the first tenured professor to join the Free Speech movement. The restrictions of Berkeley's 1980 rent stabilization ordinance were challenged by <mask> in the late 1980s.Berkeley changed its rent control policy after the California Supreme Court's "Searle Decision" in 1990. In 2004, the National Humanities Medal was received by <mask>, as well as the Mind & Brain Prize. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society. His reputation was established by his early work on speech acts. His Chinese room argument is against strong artificial intelligence. The University of California, Berkeley's sexual harassment policies led to the revocation of <mask>'s status as a professor. Hester and G. W<mask> were both employed by AT&T Corporation.After graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in his junior year, he became a Rhodes Scholar at the University of Oxford, where he obtained all of his university degrees. The Professor of the Philosophy of Mind and Language at the University of California, Berkeley, who was also the Professor of the Graduate School, continued to teach after he retired. The title was revoked in June. The secretary of "Students against Joseph McCarthy" was an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. McCarthy was the junior senator from Wisconsin. He was the first tenured professor at Berkeley to join the Free Speech movement. He supported the University of California in its dispute with students over the People's Park.In The Campus War: A Sympathetic Look at the University in Agony, <mask> investigates the

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texts: causes behind the campus protests of the era. He says that he has been attacked by both the House Un-American Activities Committee and several radicals. Both rely heavily on insinuation and innuendo, and both show a hatred of close analysis and dissection of argument. He claims that his wife was threatened that he and other members of the administration would be killed. In the 1980's, Berkeley's rental board was petitioned to raise the limits on how much landlords could charge tenants. The rental board refused to consider <mask>'s petition and he filed a violation of due process suit. The "Searle Decision" was a California Supreme Court decision in 1990 that resulted in Berkeley changing its rent-control policy.The treatment of landlords in Berkeley is comparable to the treatment of blacks in the South according to a report. The debate was described by the court as a "morass of political invective, ad hominem attack, and policy argument". The September 11 attacks were a particular event in a long-term struggle against forces that are intractably opposed to the United States and signaled support for a more aggressive neoconservative interventionist foreign policy. The United States is in a permanent state of war with these forces. Denying terrorists the use of foreign territory to stage their attacks is a probable course of action. He blamed the attacks on the lack of American resolve to deal forcefully with America's enemies over the past several decades. The subject of sexual assault allegations was <mask>.According to the Los Angeles Times, a new lawsuit alleges that university officials failed to respond to complaints that <mask> sexually assault his research associate and cut her pay. Berkeley was accused of failing to act on earlier complaints against <mask>. The lawsuit was filed in a California court in March of last year. The director of the John Searle Center for Social Ontology has stated that <mask> has had sexual relationships with his students and others in exchange for academic, monetary or other

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texts: benefits. Several previous allegations of sexual harassment by <mask> were also revealed after the news of the lawsuit became public. After Berkeley's Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination determined that he had violated university policies against sexual harassment, the University of California President Janet Napolitano approved a recommendation that he be stripped of his emeritus status. <mask> has five degrees from four countries and is a visiting professor at East China Normal University.In 2004, the National Humanities Medal was received by <mask>, as well as the Mind & Brain Prize. Speech acts was a work that did a lot to establish his reputation. He tried to synthesise ideas from other people, including J. L. Austin. According to his thesis, acts are constituted by the rules of language. He drew on the work of Paul Grice, Hare and Stenius, P. F. Strawson, <mask> and William Alston. In his 1969 book Speech Acts, <mask> combined all these elements to give his account of illocutionary acts. He provides an analysis of what he considers the prototypical illocutionary act of promising and offers sets of semantical rules intended to represent the linguistic meaning of devices indicating further illocutionary act types.There is a distinction between the "illocutionary force" and the "propositional content" of an utterance. <mask> does not define the former as such, but introduces several possible illocutionary forces by example. Sam smokes a lot. Does Sam smoke? Sam smokes a lot. Would Sam smoke a lot? Sam smoking habitually indicates the same propositional content but differ in the illocutionary force indicated (respectively, a statement, a question, a command and an expression of desire).According to a later account, which <mask> presents in Intentionality (1983) and which differs in important ways from the one suggested in Speech Acts, illocutionary acts are characterized by their having "conditions of satisfaction" (an idea adopted from Strawson's 1971 paper "Meaning and Truth"). If it

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texts: is true that <mask> bought two candy bars, then the statement is satisfied. <mask> bought two candy bars. The command was "<mask>, buy two candy bars!" If <mask> buys two candy bars, he will be satisfied. The first is having the "word-to-world" direction of fit, since the words are supposed to change to accurately represent the world, and the second is having the "world-to-word" direction of fit, since the world is supposed to change to match. "I'm sorry I ate <mask>'s candy bars" is an example of a double direction of fit, in which the relationship goes both ways, and the null or zero direction of fit.The idea of the "illocutionary point" is prominently used in Foundations of Illocutionary Logic. The speech-act theory has been challenged by many people. There are collections of articles referring to <mask>'s account. The investigation of intentionality is central to the "Philosophy of Mind". <mask> emphasizes that 'intentionality', the capacity of mental states to be about worldly objects, is not to be confused with 'intensionality', the referential opacity of contexts that fail tests for extensionality. Intentionality is the power of minds to represent or symbolize over, things, properties and states of affairs in the external world. Causal covariance, about-ness and the like are not enough: maps only have a 'derived' intentionality, a mere after-image of the real thing."Though I have been arguing for this thesis for almost twenty years, many people whose opinions I respect still disagree with me about it," he writes. He calls the set of abilities, capacities, tendencies, and dispositions that humans have that are not intentional states but that generate appropriate states on demand Background. When someone is asked to cut the cake, they know to use a knife and when someone is asked to cut the grass, they know to use a lawnmower. With the possibility of reversing these two, an endless series of interpretations could be imagined. There is a radical underdetermination of what is said. The Background fills the

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texts: gap because it always has a suitable interpretation to hand. He says he takes a huge metaphysics for granted.The concept of the Network, one's network of other beliefs, desires, and other intentional states necessary for any particular intentional state to make sense, is sometimes supplements by the reference to the Background. Two chess players might be engaged in a bitter struggle at the board, but they share all sorts of Background presuppositions: that they will take turns to move, that no one else will intervene, and that they are both playing to the same rules. The Background is unconscious as well as nonintentional, as most of these possibilities won't have occurred to either player. If the fire alarm goes off, you need a set of brain structures that generate appropriate intentional states. The capacities realized in the brain structures do not themselves consist in intentional states. The centralization and radical contingency of the Background are thought to be the first philosophers to appreciate. "Nietzsche saw that the Background doesn't have to be the way it is."The river-bed/substratum of Wittgenstein's On Certainty and Pierre Bourdieu's habitus are both related to the Background. When no longer connected to the original author, a statement can be disjoined from the original intentionality, but still being able to produce meaning. Even if one were to see a written statement with no knowledge of who wrote it, it would still be impossible to escape the question of intentionality because a meaningful sentence is just a standing possibility of the speech act. Ascribing intentionality to a statement is a basic requirement for attributing it any meaning at all. In his book The Rediscovery of the Mind, <mask> presents a view of consciousness. He argues that behaviorism, an early but influential scientific view, succeeded by many later accounts, and that much of modern philosophy has tried to deny the existence of consciousness. He parodies several alternative theories of consciousness by replacing their


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texts: accounts of intentionality with comparable accounts of the hand.On the one hand, the world consists of nothing but objective particles in fields of force, but on the other hand, consciousness is a subjective first-person experience. Both are true, because consciousness is caused by the physical processes of the brain. He suggests that a view might be called biological naturalism. Daniel Dennett is accused of making a category error by arguing that discussing subjectivity is unscientific. It is possible that the goal of science is to establish statements which are objective. The truth can be discovered and evaluated, but not necessarily ontologically objective. Any value judgement is subjective."McKinley is prettier than Everest" and "McKinley is higher than Everest" are both subjective. "The summit is so many meters above sea level" is a criterion for mountain height. There are no criteria for prettiness. <mask> thinks that there are certain phenomena that are ontologically subjective. The experience can only be described as subjective. The existence of back pain is an objective fact of medical science, so a doctor's note that a patient suffers from back pain is an ontologically objective claim. The pain is only experienced by the person having it.The existence of the appearance is the reality according to <mask>. His view that objective/subjective senses are cleanly separable is crucial to his self-proclaimed biological naturalism, because it allows objective judgments like "That object is a pocket calculator" to pick out agent-relative features of objects. If humans want to create a conscious being, they will have to duplicate the physical processes of the brain. A conscious being is created when a certain kind of software is running on a computer. The "Chinese room" argument was presented in 1980. A person in a room has a book and some scratch paper. The person doesn't know anything about Chinese.Someone outside the room slides some Chinese characters in through the first slit, the person in the room follows

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texts: the instructions in the book, and then the person slides the sheet out by the second slit. The room speaks Chinese and has valid responses in English, but the room doesn't understand a word of Chinese. The thought experiment suggests that being able to translate Chinese into English does not mean understanding either Chinese or English. In their book The Mind's I, Douglas Hofstadter and Daniel Dennett attempt to criticize the Chinese room argument. Stevan Harnad believes that the real targets of his critique are the positions of functionalism and computationalism. Functionalists say consciousness can be defined as a set of processes inside the brain. Anything that carries out the same information as a human is conscious.If humans wrote a computer program that was conscious, they could run it on a system of ping-pong balls and beer cups, because it was running the same information processes. It is impossible since consciousness is a physical property. No matter how good a simulation of digestion is built on the computer, it won't digest anything; no matter how well it mimics fire, nothing will get burnt. Observers pick out patterns in the world and consider them information processes, but information processes are not things-in-the-world themselves. They can't cause consciousness since they don't exist at a physical level. A personal computer, a series of ping-pong balls and beer cans, and a pipe-and-water system all have the same program. He tried to understand social reality by extending his inquiries into observer-relative phenomena.Collective intentionality is argued by <mask>. "we're going for a walk" is not simply reducible to individual intentionality. "I'm going for a walk with him and I think he thinks he's going for a walk with me and he thinks I'm going for a walk with him and... The height of a mountain and the score of a baseball game are both examples of institutional facts. In order to explain social phenomena in terms of Anscombe's notion, he argues that society can be explained in terms of


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texts: institutional facts through rules with the logical form "X counts as Y in C". If you fill out a ballot, get so many votes, and win the election, you will be elected president. <mask>'s contributions to social theory are not seen as significant by many sociologists.Neil Gross argues that the sociologist mile Durkheim's theories of social facts, social institutions, collective representations, and the like are more or less a reconstitution of <mask>'s views on society. Durkheim's ideas were also open to the same criticisms. "Because Durkheim's account seemed so impoverished I did not read any further in his work," said <mask>, who admitted he had not read much of Durkheim's work. Stevenlukes argued point by point against the allegations that were made against Durkheim, in order to uphold Gross's argument that <mask>'s work bears a resemblance to Durkheim's. He attributes the miscomprehension of Durkheim's work to the fact that <mask> had never read it. Tony Lawson has been <mask>'s main point of contact on issues of social ontology. There are important differences between their accounts.The notion of social totality is what Lawson places emphasis on. According to <mask>, social totalities can't be completely explained by the power of their components. There must be a possibility for non-linguistic social structure formation if community formation precedes the development of language. The debate takes place through regular meetings of the Centre for Social Ontology at the University of California, Berkeley and the Cambridge Social Ontology Group at the University of Cambridge. <mask> argues in Rationality In Rationality in Action that standard notions of rationality are badly flawed. According to the Classical Model, rationality is seen as a train track, where a person moves onto it at one point with their beliefs and desires, and then the rules of rationality compel them all the way to a conclusion. <mask> doesn't believe that the picture of rationality holds up.The rules of mathematical decision theory are

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texts: critiqued by <mask>. It requires anyone who valued a quarter and their life to bet their life for a quarter. He believes that this stance is perfectly rational and that he would never take such a bet. He believes that the common conception of rationality is flawed. He says that reasons do not cause an individual to do anything because they have enough reason to do it. In any decision situation, there is a gap between reasons and actions. When a person decides to vote, they may determine that they care most about economic policy and that they prefer candidate Jones's economic policy, but they must also make an effort to actually cast a vote.When a smoker feels guilty about lighting a cigarette, they are aware that they are succumbing to their craving, and not just acting automatically as they do when they exhale. People think they have freedom of the will because of the gap. It is an open question whether one really has free will or not, but it makes the feeling of freedom of will an epiphenomenon, which is highly unlikely from the evolutionary point of view. He says that all rational activity requires free will. <mask> believes that people can do things that don't result from their own desires. It is believed that one cannot derive an "is" from an "ought". Hume's Law says that facts about how the world is can never tell a person what to do.In so far as a fact is understood, it's related to an institution. What one should do can be understood as following from the institutional fact of what one has done, as opposed to the "brute facts" related to Hume's Law. A "shouldness" is implicit in the mere factual action of promising, which is why <mask> believes that the promise of doing something means that one must do it. He believes that if one orders a drink at a bar, there is an obligation to pay for it even if they don't want to. This argument, which he first made in his paper, "How to Derive 'Ought' from 'Is'", remains highly controversial, but <mask> maintained that "the traditional metaphysical distinction

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texts: between fact and value cannot be captured by the linguistic distinction between 'evaluative' and Much of rational deliberation involves adjusting patterns of desires to decide between outcomes, not the other way around. While in the Classical Model one would start from viewing a desire to go to Paris as a greater factor than saving money, which would lead to calculating the cheapest way to get there, <mask> would argue that people balance the desire of Paris against the desire to save money to determine which one they valueHe believes that rationality is more of an adverb than a system of rules. Certain behaviors are seen as rational, no matter what their source, and a system of rules derives from finding patterns in what is considered rational. In the early 1970s, <mask> had an exchange with Jacques Derrida. The exchange was characterized by a degree of mutual hostility between the philosophers. He refused to allow his response to Derrida to be printed and argued that he did not want it to be readable. Some critics have considered the exchange to be a series of misunderstandings rather than a debate, while others have seen either Derrida or <mask> gaining the upper hand. The level of hostility can be seen from <mask>'s statement that "It would be a mistake to regard Derrida's discussion of Austin as a confrontation between two prominent philosophical traditions", to which Derrida replied that that sentence was "the only sentence of the'reply' to which I canCommentators often see the exchange as an example of a confrontation between analytical and continental philosophy. The debate began in 1972 when Derrida analyzed J. L. Austin's theory of the illocutionary act. While sympathetic to Austin's departure from a purely denotational account of language to one that includes "force", Derrida was skeptical of the framework of normativity employed by Austin. He argued that Austin had missed the fact that any speech event is framed by a structure of absence and by the repeatability of linguistic elements outside of


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texts: their context. The focus on intentionality in speech-act theory was misguided because intentionality is restricted to that which is already established as a possible intention. He wondered if the exclusion of the study of fiction, non-serious or "parasitic" speech was due to a lack of interest, or if it was because Austin had considered these speech genres governed by different structures of meaning. In his reply, "Reiterating the Differences: A Reply to Derrida", <mask> argued that Derrida's critique was unwarranted because it assumed that Austin's theory attempted to give a full account of language and meaning when its aim was much narrower.The omission of discourse forms was justified by the narrow scope of Austin's inquiry. <mask> did not apply the same concept of intentionality used by Derrida, being unable or unwilling to engage with the continental conceptual apparatus. <mask> was criticized by Derrida for not being familiar with phenomenological perspectives on intentionality. The disagreement between Derrida and Austin turned on his misinterpretation of Austin's type–token distinction and his failure to understand Austin's concept of failure in relation to performativity. In his response to <mask>, Derrida ridiculed his positions. He suggested that Searle had formed with Austin a limited liability company due to the way in which the ambiguities of authorship were circumvented in his reply. <mask> did not reply.The constant appeal to "normality" in the analytical tradition was something that Derrida found problematic. The point in the debate is whether the objection is good against the contention. In the debate, Derrida praises Austin's work, but argues that he is wrong to removefelicities from the "normal" operation of language. It can't be known whether a given speech act is "sincere" or "merely citational". The graphematic nature of speech and writing makes it impossible for language to work without alternate readings. Derrida takes <mask> to task for his attempt to get around the issue by grounding

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texts: final authority in the speaker'stention. Once it becomes hearable or readable, intention can't possibly govern how an iteration signifies.The significance of a language is determined by the historical-linguistic context, and by the alternate possibilities that this context makes possible. This significance can't be altered by the intentions of those around it. The Construction of Social Reality was written by <mask> in 1995. rida does not have an argument. He declares that there is nothing else besides texts. In limited inc., Derrida claimed that he meant "the banality that everything exists in some context or other!" A conclusion that seems preposterous is one of the arguments presented by Derrida and others.In Of Grammatology, Derrida claims that a text can't be interpreted by reference to anything other than language. He says there is nothing outside of the text. Un hors-texte is a bookbinding term that means a plate bound among pages of text. The supplementary metaphor was used instead of the initial contention. The point in the debate is whether the objection is good against the contention. No, LXI. On October 9, 2014), pp. 1552–55. The Theory of Perception is also referred to as seeing things as they are. Barry Smith wrote an ed. <mask> and the Construction of Social Reality and Intentional Acts and Institutional Facts. <mask>'s Philosophy and Chinese Philosophy: Constructive Engagement was published in 2007. Papers on the History of Speech Act Theory by Barry Smith can be found in The Behavioral and Brain Sciences.3. 417–423.Is the brain a computer? The American Philosophical Association had a presidential address in 1990. The city of Cambridge, Mass. The MIT Press is published by MIT. There is a problem of consciousness in social research. The Spring 1993 edition of 60, No.1, was published. There is consciousness Annu.Rev. There is a field of Neuroscience. There was a report in 2000 that said there was a report in 2000 that said there was a report in 2000 that said there was a report in 2000 that said

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texts: there was a report in 2000 that said there was a report in 2000 that said there was a report in 2000 that said there was Review. D. Koepsell is the author. L. Moss is an author. "Searle and Smith: A Dialogue" was written in <mask>'s "Ideas About Social Reality: Extensions, Criticisms, and Reconstructions".The year 2007, Jul–Nov;101(4–6): 169–78. Jan 19 was Epub. Neuroscience and Philosophy: Brain, Mind and Language was published by Columbia University Press. Doerge Friedrich was the author of "illocutionary Acts"--Austin's account and what <mask> made out of it. The University of Tuebingen. Tomas wrote How to Make the Concepts Clear. Organon F.The second issue, pp. 157–165. <mask>'s reply to Koblizek: pp. 217–220. Gary Marcus wondered if he was human. Researchers need new ways to distinguish artificial intelligence from natural intelligence. No. 316, no.In March, pp. 3. 58–63. "Just as there is no single test of athletic prowess, there cannot be one ultimate test of intelligence." Two important elements of intelligent behavior that were completely absent from the original Turing test would be tested in the Construction Challenge. The same standardized tests of science and other disciplines could be given to machines. Reliable disambiguation is hampered by a so far insuperable stumbling block to artificial intelligence. "Virtually every sentence that people generate is ambiguous, often in multiple ways."A machine has no way of determining to whom or what a pronoun in a sentence refers. <mask> has a theory of perception in the Conversations with History series. You can find it in a website and a show on a show on a show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show on show Video or transcript of an interview with <mask> on language, writing, mind, and consciousness. The year ended on November 19th. 20th-century American non-fiction writers 20th-century American philosophers 21st-century American

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