title: Janice Rogers Brown

texts: Senate by the Senate Judiciary Committee.On May 23, Senator John McCain announced an agreement between Republicans and Democrats. The Gang of 14 agreed to ensure an up-or-down vote on <mask> and several other Bush nominees. She exhibited a strong, persistent, and disturbing hostility toward affirmative action, civil rights, the rights of individuals with disabilities, workers' rights, and the fairness of the criminal justice according to the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights. Democrats blocked <mask>'s confirmation because they saw her as a "conservative judicial activist who ignores the law in favor of her own political views", "one of President Bush's most ideological and extreme judicial nominees", and a "jurist who supported limits on abortion rights and corporate liability In a speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate on June 8, freshman Senator Barack Obama characterized her judicial activism as social darwinism. According to Justice Scalia, the legislature has the power to make laws and the judiciary should only interpret the laws that are in the Constitution. That is not the philosophy of <mask>.It is intellectually dishonest and logically incoherent to suggest that the Constitution recognizes an unlimited right to do what you want with your private property and yet does not recognize a right to privacy that would forbid the Government from intrusion in your bedroom. That seems to be the way <mask> would interpret the document. <mask>'s nomination to the Court of Appeals was confirmed on June 8, 2005 by a vote of 56– 43, after centrists in the Senate

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texts: signed a pact not to filibuster judicial nominees except in "extraordinary" circumstances. On June 10, she received her commission. The first judge nominated to the D.C. was <mask>. The Senate confirmed the circuit by Bush. On September 8, 2005, she began hearing federal cases.One month into <mask>'s tenure, she was considered as one of 13 potential nominees to replace Justice O'Connor on the United States Supreme Court. The potential candidates included John G. Roberts, who was initially chosen by Bush but instead nominated for the seat of Chief Justice William Rehnquist who died unexpectedly, and Samuel Alito, who was then nominated for O'Connor's seat. In July of 2005, Senator Joe Biden appeared on Face the Nation and said he would probably endorse a filibuster to prevent <mask> from becoming a Supreme Court justice. The constitutional balance of powers is the subject of <mask>'s dissent. The United States Court of Appeals is in D.C. The court upheld the injunction that prevented the U.S. military from taking Shawqi Ahmad Omar out of U.S. custody. <mask> wrote a concurring opinion for the Hettinga case in which she harshly criticized the post-Lochner approach to the U.S. judiciary.The next friend of Yemens killed in a U.S. drone strike could not file a lawsuit under the Torture Victims Protection Act because the attack was not justiciable. She wrote a concurring opinion that criticized this lack of oversight, which is barred by precedent, concluding that the state secrets privilege and political question doctrine confer such deference to the Executive in the foreign

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texts: relations arena that the Judiciary has no part to play. The doctrines may be flawed. The court found that the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act allowed the prosecution of the Nisour Square massacre killers. <mask> retired from the U.S. Court of Appeals. There was a circuit on August 31, After the resignation of Jefferson Sessions, President Donald Trump considered nominating <mask> to be the U.S. Attorney General.William Barr was nominated for the position by Trump in December. <mask> was funded by a grant to be the jurist-in-residence at the University of California Berkeley School of Law. She gave an address on Cancelling Cancel Culture at UC Berkeley in November of 2021. The New Civil Liberties Alliance, a conservative-libertarian law firm opposed to "the administrative state", had <mask> on its Board of Advisors. The University of California Berkeley School of Law listed her as a lecturer. The American judges association and the American judicature society are associated with <mask>. <mask> is a libertarian.She dislikes affirmative action and abortion rights. The case was in People v. Robert Young. <mask> argued that Black women should not be considered a "cognizable group" and that prosecutors could use pre-emptive challenges to exclude jurors solely on the basis of their race. One of her speeches was delivered to the University of Chicago Law School. The triumph of the collectivist impulse in which capitalism receives "contemptuous tolerance but only for its capacity to feed the insatiable maw of socialism" was cited in <mask>'s speech. The ultimate result

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texts: for the United States has been a "debased, debauched culture which finds moral entertaining and virtue contemptible" according to <mask>. She has compared democracy to slavery.Her thesis that the 1937 court decisions that upheld minimum-wage laws and other New Deal legislation was the culmination of a particularly skewed view gained particular attention. She called for a return to Lochnerism, a belief that the US Constitution limits federal and state power over economic regulations. In an exegesis of <mask>'s speech that was largely responsible for bringing it to public attention during her confirmation process in 2005, legal-affairs analyst Stuart Taylor, Jr. noted, "almost all modern constitutional scholars have rejected Lochnerism as 'the quintessence of judicial In her speech, <mask> said that the Federalist Society had been described as a "rare bastion of conservative and libertarian thought" in her invitation to speak. She quoted descriptions of private property as the guardian of every other right and collectivism as "slavery to the tribe." She described the government as a "leviathan that will continue to lumber along, picking up ballast and momentum, crushing everything in its path." The Lochner era was when the Supreme Court struck down labor, health and safety laws.Robert Bork, once Ronald Reagan's Supreme Court nominee, called the Lochner era an "'abomination' that 'lives in the law as the symbol, indeed the quintessence of judicial usurpation of power'. <mask> had a son with her first husband, Allen E<mask>, who died of cancer in 1988. She married a jazz

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texts: bassist three years later. There is a list of first women lawyers and judges in California, as well as a list of justices of the Supreme Court of California. Does the President agree with the nominee? The Atlantic is online. The case of Hi-Voltage Wire Works, Inc. v. the City of San Jose was decided by the California court.Department of Justice, Office of Legal Policy, and resume of Judge <mask> from 'Save Our Courts' The Supreme Court of California. There is a person named <mask> <mask>. The Third District of the California Court of Appeal. There are past and present justices. The Supreme Court of California. 20th-century American judges, 20th-century African-American women, 20th-century Christians, and 20th-century libertarians.The United States court of appeals judges are appointed by George W.

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title: Pietro Aretino

texts: <mask> was an Italian author, playwright, poet, satirist and blackmailer who had influence on contemporary art and politics. He was an outspoken critic of the powerful and one of the most influential writers of his time. He is thought to have been a Protestant due to his sympathies with religious reformers. Luca Del Tura was a shoemaker from Tuscany, Italy, who left his family to join the militia. The father died in poverty at the age of 85, and his son never acknowledged the paternal name, taking <mask> as a surname. Margherita was known as Tita, Bonci. She entered into a lasting relationship with a local noble, who supported Tita, <mask> and his two sisters and brought up <mask> as part of his own family, either before or after the abandonment.<mask> was sent to Rome after spending a decade in Perugia. Agostino Chigi, the patron of Raphael, took him under his wing. The Last Will and Testament of the Elephant Hanno was written by <mask> after the death of the elephant. The leading political and religious figures of Rome at the time were mocked by the fictitious will. The success of the pamphlet established <mask> as a famous satirist known as "the Scourge of Princes". <mask> prospered, living from hand to mouth as a hangers-on in the literate circle of his patron,

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texts: sharpening his satirical talents on the gossip of politics and the Papal Curia, and turning the coarse Roman pasquinade into a rapier weapon of satire. Cardinal Giulio de' Medici's competitors for the papal throne felt the sting of <mask>'s scurrilous lashes.The installation of the Dutch pope Adrian VI encouraged <mask> to seek new patrons away from Rome, mainly with the condottiero Giovanni de' Medici. The election of his old Medici patron as Pope Clement VII sent him briefly back to Rome, but death threats and an attempted assassination from one of the victims of his pen, Bishop Giovanni Giberti, in July 1525, set him wandering through northern Italy in the service of various noblemen He declared himself a sodomite since birth and was a lover of men. In a letter to Giovanni de' Medici, <mask> wrote that he had fallen in love with a female cook and temporarily switched from boys to girls. The lead man is overjoyed to discover that the woman he has been forced to marry is actually a page boy. While at court in Mantua he developed a crush on a young man called Bianchino, and annoyed Duke Federico with a request to plead with the boy on the writer's behalf. <mask> was safe in Venice and became a blackmailer.He kept all the famous things in Italy in a kind of state

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texts: of siege. Both Francis I of France and Charles V wanted to damage the reputation of the other. According to Burckhardt, the rest of his relations with the great are just beggary and extortion. He laid half Europe under contribution. <mask> is said to have died from laughing too much. He may have died from a stroke or heart attack. Both sacred and profane texts are set in a brothel, and comedies such as La cortigiana and La talenta are full of literary flattery that could turn to fiction.The nickname Ariosto gave him was "flagello dei principi", which means "scourge of princes", because he published them at intervals winning as many enemies as they did fame. The first English translations of some of <mask>'s material are on the market. La cortigiana is a comedy about a Sienese man who travels to Rome to become a cardinal. When he falls in love with a girl he sees in a window, he realized that only as a courtier would he be able to win her. In a mockery of Castiglione's advice on how to become the perfect courtier, a charlatan teaches a courtier how to lie and flatter, and sit hours in front of the mirror. Titian's portrait was painted three times, the last in the Pitti Palace in 1545. There is no evidence that it ever existed, according to the chief curator at the

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texts: Frick Collection.In his painting "Ecce Homo," Titian portrayed <mask> as Pontius Pilate, and in "Alfonso d'Avalos Addressing his Troops" in the Prado, Madrid. <mask> was named a Knight of Rhodes by Clement VII and a Knight of St. Peter by Julius III, but the chain he wears for his portrait may have been jewelry. In his letters to patrons, <mask> would add a verbal portrait to Titian's painting. Titian was not the only artist who portrayed <mask>. No other celebrity of the cinquecento had his image reproduced so often and in so many media: paintings, frescoes, sculptures, prints, medals. His portrait was engraved by two people. His image was sculpted by Jacopo Sansovino and Danese Cattaneo.Michelangelo's nudity in The Last Judgment was criticized by <mask> in an open letter. While handling themes lascivious and immodest, use language comely and decorous, speak in terms beyond reproach and inoffensive to chaste ears, and demonstrate the superiority of my reserve to your indiscretion, seeing that I, while handling themes lascivious and immodest, use language You, on the other hand, are showing saints and angels, these without earthly decency, and those without heavenly honors. It would not be in the highest chapel in the world for your art to be at home. I don't

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texts: write this out of resentment for the things I asked for. If you had sent me what you promised, I would have been doing what you wanted to do in your own interest. <mask>'s real object was to draw out a sketch of the great master.He wrote a second letter on the 20th of January 1538. Under the form of elaborate compliment it conceals the disdain he must have conceived for <mask> and his advice. He felt obliged to laugh at the man, even though he knew how dangerous he could be. Saint Bartholomew was painted displaying his own skin in Michelangelo's The Last Judgment. Many scholars believe that Michelangelo depicts his own features. The face of Saint Bartholomew is similar to that of <mask>, one of Michelangelo's chief persecutors. Bernadine Barnes writes that no critic noticed that the skin is Michelangelo's.The portrait of <mask> in the fresco was not noticed by any contemporary critic. Four years after Michelangelo's fresco was completed, <mask> wrote his critique. Vasari did not recognize <mask>. In English works of the Elizabethan and later periods, Legacy Aretino is often referred to as "one of the wittiest knaves that ever God made" or "that notorious ribald of Arezzo". The church of San Luca, Venice, was visited by Sir John Reresby in the mid-1650s. The

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texts: epitaphs had been removed by the inquisitors. "Here Aretin, the Tuscan poet, lies, who all the world abused but God, and why?"He said he didn't know him. The church was demolished and the tomb no longer exists. <mask>'s biographer states that there was no epitaph on the tomb. The sarcastic epitaph in hendecasyllables is said to have been written when <mask> was still alive. The composer set some of <mask>'s Sonetti lussuriosi to music under the title 8 Lust Songs. At a 2008 performance at Cadogan Hall, London, printed programs were withdrawn due to allegations of obscenity. The works poetry was written in the 16th century.The sonnets were written to accompany the engravings of sexual positions in I Modi. There were 1526 reports. A series of questions and answers on erotic matters are expressed in poems. Marfisa was publ. 1532, 1535) The name of the company is Orlandino (publ.). 1540 Astolfeida.ca. The Prose Lettere is also called Sei Giornate. There are two Renaissance dialogues. In the Dialogue of Nanna and Antonia under a fig tree in Rome, the two women discuss the life options open to Nanna's daughter, to become a nun, a wife or a whore. The relations between prostitutes and their clients are discussed in the Dialogue in which Nanna teaches her daughter.

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texts: <mask>'s Dialogues was translated by Raymond Rosenthal. Farza was played in 1525 and 1534.Comedy in five acts is a parody of a novel by Baldassare Castiglione. It could be the first performance in the carnival. The revised version was published in Venice. 1533 was the date. There are five acts of comedy. The opera of the same name was a source for the play. The year1542.There are five acts of comedy. The year1542. There are five acts of comedy. The year was 1546. There are five acts of comedy. L'Orazia was born in 1546. There is tragedy in verse."<mask>, the Public, and the Censorship of Michelangelo's Last Judgment" was written by Bernadine Barnes. The University of Washington Press published a book by Elizabeth C. Childs. Bernadine Barnes wrote Michelangelo's Last Judgment: The Renaissance Response. They talked about <mask> and the 'Public'. Florence Alazard and Frank La Brasca wrote "L'Aretin et Les Papes de son temps". The Centre d'tudes Supérieures de la Renaissance de Tours, 12 pp., is from La Papauté  la Renaissance. 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526 888-738-5526

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title: Kazimierz III of Gniewkowo

texts: <mask> is from Gniewkowo. He was a prince member of the <mask>ast, Duke of Inowrocaw from 1287-1314 under his mother and brother. He was the son of Inowrocaw and Salomea, daughter of Sambor II, Duke of Pomerelia. After the death of their father in 1287, <mask>, his older brothers Leszek and Przemys, and their paternal half-uncle Wadysaw I the Elbow remained under the control of their mother and paternal half-uncle. <mask> III had a majority. He was forced to pay homage to King Wenceslaus II of Bohemia two years before he ruled with his brothers. He was appointed Governor of Gdask Pomerania after paying homage to his uncle Wadysaw I.He was forced to abandon his post as a result of the invasion of the Teutonic Order, even though he was asked to return the cities taken by the Teutonic Knights to their rightful owner. <mask> <mask> and his brother Przemys were involved in a financial dispute. Both princes were excommunicated by the Bishop on January 2, 1311 after they stole the district of Raci. The princes imprisoned the Bishop and his brother. The excommunication against the princes was lifted after the Bishop and his brother were released. The division of the paternal inheritance took place in 1314 and Kazimi III received the small district of Gniewkowo as the youngest son. He took part in a meeting in June of 1318.His name appears on a document dated from 1325 on the occasion of

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texts: the conclusion of an alliance between Wadysaw I and Western Pomerania. During the next stage of the Polish-Teutonic War, the Teutonic Knights besieged Gniewkowo. After burning the main fortress, <mask> <mask> decided to escape. During the war, all Kujawy was lost, and <mask> was in exile. His fate after the loss of his domain is uncertain because he only appeared during the Second Polish-Teutonic Trial and the Treaty of Kalisz. <mask> <mask> died between August and May. Is it known where he was buried?The name and origins of <mask> III's wife are unknown. He was already a widower when he came back to Gniewkowo. According to the chronicler Jan of Czarnkw, <mask> III had several sons and daughters, but only two survive to adulthood. The mother of Elizabeth of Bosnia, Queen consort of Poland and Hungary Wadysaw the White, was married to Stephen II, Ban of Bosnia, after 22 August 1345). The person died on February 29th. W. Dugokcki is the author of the Notes References. "Zapiski Historyczne" 1999, vol., was written by Przyczynek do polityki.pp. . Wrocaw 1951 was written by E. Dugopolski. Zakon Krzyacki is a powstanie pastwa pruskiego. M. Grzegorz is the owner of the Pomorze Gdaskie. "Zapiski Historyczne" 1966, vol., was written by K. Jasiski. p. 3"Zapiski Historyczne" 1976, vol., was written by K. Jasiski. There is a p. 3. "Roczniki Historyczne" 1936, vol., was written by H.

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title: Massouda Jalal

texts: Dr. <mask> was the first woman to run for the Office of the President of Afghanistan in 2002, and again in 2004. She is the first woman to compete for Presidency in Afghanistan, a highly conservative society where women's engagement in public life was previously banned. After her election as the Representative to the 2002 Loya Jirga, Dr. <mask> emerged as a leading voice of Afghan women. She was one of the favorites for the position of Interim President, opposite to Hamid Karzai. She was the only woman to run in the Afghan presidential election. <mask> was 6th in the 2004 election. She was a professor at the Kabul Medical University and worked in leadership positions in the UN World Food Programme and the UN Refugee Agency.She is proficient in Persian, Pashto, English, Hindi/Urdu, and Russian and German. <mask> was born to a middle class family in Kapisa Province of Afghanistan and moved to Kabul to attend high school. She went to the Kabul Medical University after scoring the second highest marks in the National College Entrance Exam of Afghanistan. The Human Rights Commission was founded in the early 1990s to report human rights violations to the UN Special Envoy to Afghanistan. The Taliban government removed her from the faculty of the Kabul Medical University in 1996. She worked as a National Senior Program Officer and Head of Women's Department for United Nations-World Food Programme, Consultant to the International Committee of the Red Cross, and Senior Program Officer for the United Nation. She was arrested for political reasons because of her work for women and girls.She was released from prison. Her husband is a professor of Law and Political Science at Kabul University and they have three children. Professor <mask> was arrested by Taliban security service officers for his alleged role in defaming the Taliban government on social media. <mask> was elected as a Representative of her Kabul neighborhood to the

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texts: Emergency Loya Jirga in 2002. When she ran for the Office of the President in the Interim Government of Afghanistan in 2002, she was placed into consideration to lead Afghanistan as Interim President, but she was placed second to Hamid Karzai. She turned down the chance to become Hamid Karzai's first Vice President in exchange for withdrawing her candidacy. <mask> was re-elected in 2003 to the Constitutional Jirga of Afghanistan.During the drafting of the Constitution of Afghanistan, she worked with fellow women delegates to lobby for the inclusion of women and human rights provisions. She set a benchmark for Afghan women to be allowed to compete by running as a presidential candidate. The debate was covered by the media in the documentation of the Constitutional Commission. The only woman candidate in the 2004 Afghan presidential election was Dr. <mask> <mask>. <mask> was 6th in the 2004 election. From 2001 to 2004. She was part of the Afghan delegation during the peace negotiations.She was involved in formal peace negotiations. The framework for the National Action Plan for the Women was one of the legacies that she left. She was the head of the Commission for the Law on the Elimination of Violence against Women, which was adopted later as a decree to liberate Afghan women from fear, violence and oppression. She was the Minister of Women's Affairs in Afghanistan. Two of her guards were seriously injured when her convoy was bombed in Afghanistan. Her efforts to promote human rights, women rights, equality, justice and peace during her work as the Minister of Women's Affairs are published in two books. "Frontrunner: The Afghan Woman Who Surprised the World" is a documentary about her.The story of the first woman to run for President of Afghanistan is heroic. She lost the election to Hamid Karzai, but that didn't stop her from opening the door for over 500 women to run for Parliament a few months later. She has been

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texts: involved in civil society activism since she left working for the government of Afghanistan. She is the founder of Jalal Foundation, a non-profit, non-government organization that brings together women's councils and organizations to build women's capacity, protect women's rights, promote women's political participation, and bring the voices of women in international fora. The Freedom Message Weekly Newspaper exposed the abuses of women's right and human rights and promoted democracy and freedom of expression in Afghanistan. She has traveled to more than 50 countries of the world to represent Afghan women and raise their voices. She is the founder of multiple women's organizations and networks in the region.Two Jalal Foundation women's rights activists were attacked in Helmand in 2010 and one was killed and the other was put in a coma. Dr. <mask> stopped her travels because of the attack. Dr <mask> criticized the violations of human rights and women's rights in the national and international media during her third run for the Office of President. <mask> was forced to go into exile after her house and office were bombed by the enemies of peace and democracy. She has been honored with many international awards and honors. The Human Rights Global Prize of the United Nations is one of the awards she has received. The Center for Development and Population Activities won the Outstanding Contribution to Women Upliftment Award from the World CSR Congress.Ranked second in the 1981 National College Entrance Exam of Afghanistan. She is the author of several publications, the latest of which is a book entitled "Hanging by the Thread: Afghan Women's Rights and Security Threats". Many articles and interviews on Afghan democracy, rule of law, women's rights and violence against women, both in Persian and English, were published in the local media and international press. Frontrunner is a feature documentary about <mask>'s campaign for

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title: Josh O'Farrell

texts: The 96th District of the Ohio House of Representatives was represented by <mask> '<mask>' O' Farrell. Following the resignation of Representative Allan Sayre in 2010, he was selected to serve the remainder of the term from a pool of five qualified candidates. He was defeated in the 2010 and 2012 general elections. He is the Democratic candidate for the 98th District of the Ohio House of Representatives, which covers all of Tuscarawas County. O' Farrell is a 2000 graduate of New Philadelphia High School. He majored in history at the University of Notre Dame, where he received his bachelor's degree. He graduated from the Wake Forest University School of Law in 2010 with a Juris Doctor degree.O'Farrell was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 2010 and was also admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. He is a member of the Tuscarawas County Bar Association, the Stark County Bar Association, the Ohio State Bar Association, and the Ohio Association of Justice. O' Farrell is an associate attorney at Tzangas, Plakas, Mannos. His experience and focus is on oil and gas lease negotiations, right-of-way negotiations, and oil and gas litigation. Toxic torts, environmental litigation, commercial litigation, and professionalNegligence litigation are all practiced by O' Farrell. <mask>' Farrell was chosen by the Ohio House of Representatives Democratic Caucus to replace Alan Sayre and was sworn into office on June 2, 2010. After being sworn in as a member of the 128th Ohio General Assembly, O' Farrell spent his first full day as a member of the Ohio House of

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texts: Representatives, O' Farrell had to start campaigning immediately for reelection.The district had over 10,000 doors knocked on before the election. O'Farrell was narrowly defeated in the general election. <mask>' Farrell was the sole candidate for the Democratic nomination for the 98th District of the Ohio House of Representatives. The O' Farrell Family Hug Foundation was founded by O' Farrell and his wife Christin. The organization was established to help families in Tuscarawas County. The Foundation wants to strengthen the local community by meeting the basic needs of children and families. The Foundation's mission is supported by numerous events hosted by the O' Farrell's.The Foundation held their 2nd Annual "Run for Shoes" event at Fort Laurens. The event, which consisted of a 5K/1 Mile Walk/ Children's "Fun Run," was deemed as extremely successful and helped raise the funds necessary to provide over 200 pairs of shoes to local children. 125 pairs were raised in the initial event a year prior to the 2012 event. On June 30, 2012 a total of 136 of these shoes were distributed by <mask> & Christin O'Farrell to families in need with the remainder of the raised funds being carried over to next year's event. The Foundation and Adventure Harley- Davidson provided over 100 families with a Thanksgiving Day meal in 2011. O' Farrell lives in New Philadelphia, Ohio with his wife and two sons. The family is at NewPointe Community Church.Edward O' Farrell is a Common Pleas Court Judge in Tuscarawas County. O'Farrell for Ohio Official Campaign Website and O'Farrell for Ohio Official Campaign Facebook Page

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title: Richard Bey

texts: <mask> is a talk show host. The <mask> Show was a daytime talk show that featured ordinary people's personal stories and was popular in the 1990s. <mask> was born to a Jewish father and an Irish Catholic mother in Queens, New York. He attended the University of California, Santa Barbara and the Yale School of Drama. <mask> hosted 2 On the Town and People Are Talking before he hosted The <mask> Show. Frank Zappa, Steven Spielberg, President Jimmy Carter, Sammy Davis Jr., Alexander Haig, Jerry Brown and Ross Perot were some of the guests interviewed on People Are Talking. 9 Broadcast Plaza was the name of the show before it was called The <mask> Show.He has played Hamlet, Twelfth Night, Troilus and Cressida, as well as the world premiere of new plays by <mask> and Jim Lapine. He was an understudy for the National Theatre of Great Britain on Broadway and at the Kennedy Center. His film roles include George Washington in the mini series. WWOR-TV in Secaucus, New Jersey produced The <mask> Show, which was syndicated across the country by All American Television. "Miss Big Butt" contest, "Mr. Puniverse" contest, "Country Drag Queens versus City Drag Queens", and "Blacks who think O.J. is gay" were some of the competitive events. Is it guilty vs. Whites think he is innocent.Young women who were guests on the show were sometimes placed in a spoof of The Dating Game in which the guest interviewed three hidden "bridesmaids", all of whom were obvious

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texts: mismatches for the "bridesmaid" (e.g., a drag queen or dwarf). <mask>'s show used sound effects like "uh-duh" for an insane response, "I've been framed" for a guest proclaiming innocence and "You're busted!" For a person accused of wrongdoing. <mask> would ask "Where do they find these people?". In the presence of amazing guests or audience members. If an audience member used a secret word during a show, he would receive $100, an homage to a previous talk and game show. "Lobster dinner tonight!" was a joke made on how to spend it."The Wheel of Torture" was a game in which a guest would be strapped to a spinning wheel while a spouse or lover poured a liquid on them as punishment for a misdeed. The show was produced by Bob and David. <mask> made fun of Jerry Springer when he lost his contact lens and was forced to wear glasses, as well as when he showed Jerry in his "Bad Neighbors" segment. He would make light of Rosie O'Donnell and Oprah Winfrey's shows. <mask> hosted a show called "Night Games". He ran it around the time his daytime show was at its peak. It ran after 10 o'clock and had women engaged in contests.<mask> claimed that his show was canceled in December 1996 because he did a program with Gennifer Flowers about her relationship with Bill Clinton. An episode of a fictional show called Today with <mask> is depicted in a scene from the film Brno. The production team, along with <mask>, set up the program to invite an audience to participate

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title: Richard Bey

texts: in a segment where a man talks about his son who is black. O.J. was given the "traditional African name" by his father in response to questions from the audience. He says he swapped an iPod for his son. The predominantly black audience became upset with Brno's responses. <mask> co-hosted The Buzz with Steve Malzberg on New York's WABC from 2000 to 2003 after the TV show was canceled.According to the New York Post, he was one of only two talk hosts at the time on commercial New York radio who openly opposed the Iraq War. He hosted on The Bill Press Show and The Wall Street Journal: This Morning. <mask> hosted from February 5 to February 9 on the radio station. He filled in for Lynn Samuels and Alex Bennett on Talk Left when they went on vacation or took a day off. <mask> hosted a show on WWRL in New York City from 8 to 10pm. He moved to the morning drive with Mark Riley in November of 2007. In March 2008, family reasons caused Mark Riley to leave WWRL and he was joined by Coz Carson on WLIB.<mask> decided to leave WWRL because he was spending time with his son. He was on internet TV station UBA-TV from noon until 1:00pm. He used to host a blog on his website. He hosted the morning show in the final weeks of WWRL before it switched to Spanish language broadcasting. <mask> lives in Florida. The ten-year-old son of a former girlfriend was being raised by <mask>, who had never been married. He lives in New York City.<mask>'s website has links to

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title: Jez George

texts: Jeremy "<mask>" <mask> is a former English football manager who was the Chief Executive Officer for Cambridge United in the Football League Two. He was involved with the Cambridge United Youth & Community Trust. Dion Dublin called him the "heart and soul" of the club. He is the Director of Football at Lincoln City. <mask> is campaigning for changes to rules in youth football funding, which currently see clubs demoted from the Football League after two seasons, if they don't change the rules. As part of his work he has founded the organisation Protect Football's Future, has taken part in two cross-country charity walks raising over £100,000 for youth development schemes, and in doing so has earned praise from an array of high-profile football personalities including Bob Wilson, Sam Allardyce The Cambridge United Youth & Community Trust was formed in March 2010 to provide sport and learning activities for children in Cambridge and the surrounding area.Its mission statement is "to positively influence the lifetime potential of 10,000 children annually through sport", which it seeks to achieve through operating football courses and a Centre of excellence, as well as more traditional education courses which it runs out of its state of the art Learning Centre at the Abbey Stadium. <mask> became involved with the financing of youth football as a result of his involvement with the Trust and Cambridge Regional College. Cambridge United does not receive funding from the Football League Youth Development scheme because it is a non-league club. <mask> walked from Torquay to Cambridge in order to

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title: Jez George

texts: highlight the injustice in the funding rules which saw them receive over one hundred thousand dollars for their youth set-up after their victory over Cambridge in the play-off final. <mask> and Matt Walker walked 260 miles to raise £40,000 for Cambridge's youth teams. The Protect Football's Future coalition was formed in April 2010 to oppose the FA's funding rules which they perceived to be unfair. <mask> undertook a 19-day walk from Wrexham to Wembley to raise funds for the campaign.More than 3000 signatures were collected on a petition during the so-called 'Walk for Change', with past and present players including Dave Kitson, Danny Murphy and Jack Collison. The petition was presented to the FA at Wembley and an All Star Match was held at the Abbey Stadium as a result of the funds raised by the walk. Dave Kitson was a vocal supporter of <mask>'s campaign, appearing at the All Star Match, conducting various media interviews and writing an open letter to the FA, Premier League and Football League supporting the need for changes to youth. <mask> said in January that some progress had been made but it was a very slow process. The Protect Football's Future campaign was discussed in meetings with Sir Trevor Brooking, the FA's director of football development. <mask> became the first manager of Cambridge Regional College in 2006 after joining Cambridge United from local rivals Cambridge City. FA rules prohibit reserve teams from playing at certain levels of the football pyramid, and so the CRC name was adopted in recognition of the college's financial support, and because the team is made up

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title: Jez George

texts: almost entirely of scholars.<mask> coached the team for a number of years to considerable success both on and off the field as it grew to establish itself in the Eastern Counties Football League, finishing runners-up in 2008–09 and again in 2009–10, producing a number of players who would go on to star in Cambridge <mask> was in charge of the first team until the end of the 2010–11 season after Martin Ling left. He was made permanent at the end of the season after guiding the team to safety. <mask> made changes to the team in order to meet budget cuts which resulted in a 25% reduction in the club's playing budget. A number of the club's highest earner, including former assistant manager Paul Carden and the previous season's top scorer Danny Wright, left the club as <mask> implemented a disciplined wage structure. <mask> enjoyed a successful start to the season with a team made up of graduates and promising young people. Early season form saw the team establish itself in the play-off positions following notable away wins against Luton Town and Mansfield Town, both tipped for success prior to the start of the season.The Jezolution, a portmanteau of <mask>'s forename and'revolution', was created by fans when attendances began to recover from the historic lows seen under Ling-era management. <mask> paid the ticket entry fee for each of the 80 Cambridge United fans who attended the Barrow fixture out of his own pocket. <mask> thanked the club's fans for their support throughout his first full year in charge, and then the first team players bought pizzas for the away fans to eat on their journey

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title: James Walker (engineer)

texts: <mask> was a British civil engineer. <mask>, the eldest of five children of <mask> and his wife Margaret, was educated at the local school and sent to Glasgow University when he was 13 years old. He studied Latin and Greek for two years. He took the first prize in natural philosophy and mathematics during his final two years. His family discussed a career in business or law when he returned to Falkirk in May 1799. In the summer of 1800, he was asked to go with his brother-in-law on a sea journey to London. He intended to return to Scotland after visiting his uncle in Blackwall.While discussing his work at the West India Docks, Ralph was so impressed with his nephew's grasp of engineering that he immediately took him on as his apprenticeship. They worked on the design and construction of London's West India and East India docks. At the age of 21 he took on his first engineering work, the construction of Commercial Road in London, connecting the West India Docks to the warehouses of the City. He was an engineer for the Surrey Commercial Dock Company until his death in 1862. The West Usk Lighthouse was the first lighthouse built by <mask>. He built another 21 lighthouses. The senior partner of the consulting engineering firm was <mask>.They moved their offices to 44 Parliament Street and 23 George Street in the late

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texts: 19th century. <mask>, one of his assistants, was promoted to partner with the firm. <mask> served as President of the Institution of Civil Engineers from 1834 to 1845. He oversaw the choice of three new harbours to serve Edinburgh: a major extension to Leith Docks, a new harbour at Trinity, or a new harbour at Granton. The building of Granton Harbour was the result of the choice. He was involved with coastal engineering and lighthouses. He was a member of the Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland.He died at 23 Great George Street in London. He is buried in a churchyard in Edinburgh against a wall on one of the southern terraces. <mask> worked on various engineering projects. The Start Point lighthouse was built in the 18th century, Maplin Sands Lighthouse was built in the 19th century, and the South Bishop Lighthouse was built in the 19th century. Gunfleet Lighthouse, off Frinton-on-Sea, Essex was designed in the 50's. He was involved in the preparation of a report on the merits of stationary and locomotive engines along with other notable engineers of the day. He worked for a long time for the Board of Admiralty.A memorial to <mask> was unveiled in 1990 and was commissioned by the Institution of Civil Engineers. The Obituary Notices of Fellows Deceased was published in the Royal Society of

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title: Chris Jagger

texts: <mask> is an English musician. Mick is the lead singer of the Rolling Stones. He was born into a middle-class family in Kent. His father and grandfather were both teachers. His mother was a hairdresser and was born in New South Wales, Australia. He attended secondary school. After winning a place to study drama at the University of Manchester, he chose to stay in London where his older brother Mick was enjoying his first years of fame.Career <mask> has worked in many fields, including theatre, cinema, clothes design, and decoration. He first appeared in the musical Hair in Tel Aviv for six months, followed by the Black Theatre of Brixton in London, and finally The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre, where he appeared with many other people. He played in repertory theatre in several places. He was going to record an album with the Flying Burrito Brothers. He contributed to two of the Rolling Stones' albums in the 1980s, Dirty Work and Steel Wheels. Rolling Stone, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Mail on Sunday, The Independent on Sunday, and The Independent on Sunday all credited <mask> as a journalist. One of the charity concerts he organised in England was in the presence of the Dalai Lama, as well as one for Bosnia and three for Tibet.The third album was released in 1994. His musical style now includes elements of cajun, zydeco, folk, country, blues, and rock. There is a song on the album Have Harmony, Will Travel. The 40th anniversary of his debut album was marked by two duets with his brother Mick. Nena, a

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texts: long-time fan of the Rolling Stones, was announced as the support act at six concerts in June of last year, and it was revealed that she had met <mask> during one of his performances in Verden the previous October. He recorded a duet with his brother Mick and made a video. "Hey Brother" is a song about his relationship with Mick.The guitar company Staccato was developed by <mask> and Townshend. The magnesium alloy guitar was designed by Townshend. It has a neck and bridge system that could be swapped out. A bass neck could be swapped for a six-string neck. Some models did not have volume or tone pots. The user could turn on the volume controls. A prototype bass was built in Norfolk, England in 1983, and a business partnership was formed to produce Staccato guitars at the old school house in Woodbastwick, Norfolk.Pat Townshend was one of the partners on equal shares. The company went under in 1987. Simmons played a bass on the tour. <mask> is married and has five children. His brother Mick has four nephews and four nieces, among them Jade, Elizabeth and Georgia May. <mask> describes his relationship with Mick as a two way street. The album "You Know the Name But Not the Face" was released in 1973.First Love (La Premire Fille) is a track from the Mustique Blues Festival. The first version of the band also included Paul Emile on bass and Jim Mortimore on guitar. <mask>'s acoustic trio had contributions from several artists such as Ed Deane, Dave Stewart, and David Gilmour. The Official Website is

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title: Eric Shipton

texts: <mask> was an English Himalayan mountaineer. In 1907, when <mask> was three years old, his father, a tea planter, died. He was brought to London by his mother when he was eight. His mother sent him to Pyt House School after he failed the entrance exam. He visited the Pyrenees with his family at the age of 15. He began climbing seriously after travelling to Norway with a school friend. He climbed the peak of Mount Kenya in 1929 after growing coffee in Africa.He met his future climbing partners in the community of Europeans. He and Wyn-Harris climbed the twin peaks of Mount Kenya. In 1931, <mask> was one of the first climbers to stand on the summit of the highest peak in the world. During the 1930s and later, <mask> was involved with most of the Mount Everest expeditions, including Hugh Ruttledge's 1933 Mount Everest expedition and the follow-up in 1936, which was the first for Tenzing Norgay. The access route to the sanctuary was discovered by Tilman and <mask> in 1934. They set a record for single-expedition achievement that has never been equalled by their shoe-string budget expedition that operated in the Kumaon-Garhwal mountains continuously from pre-monsoon to post-monsoon. After the Second World War, <mask> was assigned to work in Persia as a "Cereal Liaison Officer" and stayed there for 20 months.He was posted as an attache to the British Military Mission in Hungary as an "agricultural adviser" until the end of the War. During a visit from Bill Tilman in 1946, they tried to climb Muztagh Ata, which was 7547 metres high. In 1947, <mask>

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texts: explored and named his Arch. He took the opportunity to explore other Central Asian mountains. The first western exploration of the Rolwaling Himal took place in 1951. Island Peak was named while he was in the gorge. In the 1951 Everest expedition, <mask> and Dr Michael Ward took photographs of the footprints of the Abominable Snowman, an ice axe being included in the photographs to show scale.Because of his belief in the efficacy of small expeditions as compared to military-style'sieges', Major John Hunt stepped down from the leadership of the Everest expedition. He worked at a variety of jobs. The failure of <mask>'s marriage to Diana caused him to stop working at the Outward Bound Mountain school. In 1957 he led a group of students from the Imperial College of Science to the Karakoram. For the last decade of his life, <mask> continued to travel and act as a celebrity guide. The second volume of his book was completed in 1969. He traveled to the Galapagos Islands, Alaska, Australia, New Zealand, and Rhodesia.He died of cancer after returning to England from Bhutan, where he fell ill. His ashes were scattered on a lake. The proudest peak in the world is Monte Shipton, the Tallest peak in the world at 2,469 meters. In 1922, he went to Cirque de Gavarnie in the Pyrenees with his family. Climbed Mount Speke, Mount Baker, and Mount Stanley with Bill Tilman in 1933. The first ascent of Maiktoli was made by Tilman after they gained access to the Nanda Devi Sanctuary. A 19-year-old named Tenzing was given his first chance as a 'porter' by Shipton.The

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title: Eric Shipton

texts: first ascent of Monte Burney Via West Spur was made in 1973. There is a person named Nanda Devi. Hodder and Stoughton were in London in 1936. <mask>. There is a blank on the map. Hodder & Stoughton was founded in London in 1938. <mask>.Upon the mountain. Hodder and Stoughton were in London in 1943. <mask>. The Mount Everest expedition took place in 1951. Hodder and Stoughton were in London in 1952. <mask>. There are mountains of Tartary.Hodder and Stoughton were in London in 1953. <mask>. The land of the sea. Hodder and Stoughton were in London in 1963. <mask>. There is an untravelled world. Charles Scribner and Sons was founded in 1969.<mask>. The Fatal lodestone is called Tierra del Fuego. Charles Knight & Co. was founded in London in 1973. The books are about travel. The books were published in 1997. There is a collection of the first six books. Tony Mount Everest: The Reconnaissance 1935 is a further reading.The book was published in 2005. Peter Lloyd and <mask> were both born in the late 19th century. Tilman, H.W. is the author of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. There are two mountains and a river. Cambridge University Press was published in 1949. Walt Unsworth. The highest mountain in the world, Everest.Allen Lane was born in 1981. Steele, Peter. Everest and Beyond. The books were published in 1998. John and Earle wrote about the springs of enchantment. There are external links to Shipton's Mount Everest Reconnaissance 1935 Everest 2006 The <mask>ton Memorial expedition and the image library of the Shipton Royal Geographical

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title: Giulio Aldinucci

texts: <mask> was born in Siena. He has been doing research in the field of soundscape for a long time. He composed eight albums for the labels Karlrecords, 99chants, Home Normal, Time Released Sound, and Dronarivm. He made seven collaborative albums, six of which were published by Midira. He wrote music for theatre, video art and cinema. The Italian electronic music research centre founded by Luciano Berio, as well as the special edition of The Wire Tapper that celebrates the 50th issue, feature his music. <mask> was born in Siena in 1981 and began to compose in his teenage years.He has an academic linguistics background. He released three albums under the name Obsil between 2006 and 2011. His first album, Tarsia, was released in August 2012 by the Anglo-Japanese label Nomadic Kids Republic. The Postcards from Italy project was translated into an album by <mask> <mask> and Attilio Novellino in June of 2013. The presentation of the Postcards From Italy project took place in Milan. A Closer Listen included the Postcards from Italy album on their "Top Ten Field Recording & Soundscape". His third album, Spazio Sacro, was released in 2015.The seven tracks that compose Spazio Sacro are characterized by field recordings taken in places that are related to the idea ofsacred. A reflection on how human rites define new sounds. The architecture of churches and cathedrals can be seen. The audio material has been manipulated and the music has been written in a constant dialogue with the artist's personal memories, especially those from childhood, when in his area (a small village in

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texts: Tuscany, Italy) religious rites still marked the pace of the community life throughout the year. Borders and Ruins was released by Karlrecords. The instability of borders as an extreme attempt to discriminate and rationalize that turns into a source of chaos and cultural ruins on both sides is reflected in the album. The diary is about the relationship between people and the territory.There was an honorable mention for his composition at the 18th International Electroacoustic Composition Competition. His sixth album was released by Karlrecords. The work shows a strange approach to music. Borders and Ruins was a reflection on the instability of borders, but Disappearing in a mirror raises a more personal question. The album shows the harmony of conflicting elements and the transitional features that make up the identity concept. It is a reflection on the current situation of change and disruption and at the same time it is a look into the human timeless soul. His eighth album was released in 2020.One might consider the set a trilogy as <mask> <mask> has recorded three albums for Karlrecords. In the early days of Trump's wall, Borders and Ruins was an incredibly timely work, while in a mirror, the more inner borders between the self and the world were examined. The contemporary soundscape is characterized by the presence of human voice coming from old and timeworn recordings. The psychological phenomenon in which the mind hears in distinct voices in random noise, where no one exists, is similar to the sound of music and voices coming from the internet connected

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title: Mile Sterjovski

texts: <mask> was born in 1979 and is an Australian soccer player. He played as a right wing or a second forward, but also played as a left wing and central player. After playing youth football with the Wolves, he made his senior debut in the National Soccer League. After playing for a number of teams, Sterjovski moved overseas to play for a French club. He joined Derby in the English premier league after spending time in Switzerland, Turkey and Hacettepe. He played for Dalian Aerbin in the Chinese Super League before returning to Australia to play in the A-League. He returned to the A-league to win the title.He played for the Australian national team from 2000 to 2010 and made 43 appearances and scored 8 goals. As a junior, he played for the Lake Height Junior Football Club. When he was in Australia, he played for the Wollongong Wolves before moving on to play for the Illawarra Lions and then for the Sydney United and Parramatta Power. In three National Soccer League (NSL) seasons, Lille OSC Sterjovski's performances and record of 31 goals earned him a move to French Ligue 1 side Lille in 2000. After 4 seasons at Lille, Sterjovski moved to FC Basel. FC Basel had a player for three seasons. He won the Swiss Super League in his first season and was a part of the team that reached the Quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup.In the summer of 2007, he moved to Turkey. On September 2, 2007, after coming off the bench, he scored on his debut for Genlerbirlii OFTA in their match against Fenerbahe. On January 9, 2008, he announced his plan to leave Turkey for personal reasons. He joined Derby County after his work permit problems were solved. He made his debut as a substitute against Spurs in a 3–0 defeat, and was a regular in the side towards the end of the season. He scored his first goal for Derby on October 21st, 2008, but he was largely frozen out of the Derby squad in the 2008–09 season. He


title: Mile Sterjovski

texts: played well against Manchester United in the first leg of the League Cup semi-final under David Lowe.The new Derby manager was in the stands. There is a new manager and I am happy about it. It is a new start for me and I hope to get more chances. He made 14 more appearances before the end of the season, scoring once and playing well in the middle of the injury-hit Derby midfield. After initial speculation linking him with a move to Gold Coast United, he moved to Perth Glory for an undisclosed fee on a three-year contract as their marquee player. He signed a one-year deal to play for the Central Coast Mariners. He will retire at the end of the season.In 2000 he made his Australian national team debut. Australia will compete at the 2006 World Cup in Germany. He scored the first goal for the Socceroos in a 3–1 win against Liechtenstein in the build-up to the tournament. He started in the finals against Brazil and Croatia. Australia drew 1–1 with Oman in the first match of the Asian Cup, with <mask> coming on in the 46th minute. Australia's failed campaign in the first Asian Cup was due to illness. In the 85th minute of the friendly match at the Sydney Football Stadium, <mask> was sent off for a second yellow card for a tackle on Richard Manu, after he had scored the only goal of the game.The Socceroos drew 2–2 against South Africa in a friendly on August 20. He scored his 9th goal for Australia in a 2–0 win over Bahrain on June 10, 2009, in his 41st appearance for the national side. Luka, Sonny and Lilly are the children of Sterjovski and his wife Sharon. The Chinese League career statistics were incorrect as of June 24. Hacettepe S.K. is a player for FC Basel. Football players include Lille OSC, Parramatta Power, Sydney United, Perth Glory, and Dalian Professional F.C. A-League Men players include Chinese Super League players and Australian Institute of Sport soccer

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title: Madzikane

texts: of iNkosi Diko was said to have killed a man at Qumbu while resisting annexation. The other amaKhosi who accepted annexation were looked after and treated well. After the death of iNkosi Diko, the plan was to destroy his descendants. The files from iNkosi Diko himself, Qoza ka-Diko, Mthakathi ka-Qoza, Mabhijela ka-Mthakathi, and Mzawugu can still be found today. What happened to these files and where are they?The AmaBhaca are mostly found in the small towns. The isiBhaca language is a mixture of three other languages. The language of isiSwati was influenced by the fact that King Madzikane's mother was from one of the Royal Houses of theMalambo. He spoke the language from his mother's side. Although he accepts that he is not an authority on this, Jordan asserts that in the traditional history of the Bhacas, "uDlamini and kwaDlamini" figure a great deal. The Bhaca language was stifled to death by isiXhosa through schools and churches and a large number of enlightened Bhacas were taught to look down upon their mother tongue. The first wife of Ncapayi was the daughter of the Dzanibe clan and the younger brother of Sogoni.The younger brother from the second wife was Inkosi Makaula. The crown prince of iNkosi Dilizintaba is Inkosi Madzikane. Inkosi <mask> II Thandisizwe Diko is the head of the Traditional Council at ELundzini Royal Kraal. The apartheid did not make AmaBhaca any better because they were stripped of their dignity and Kingdomship by the colonial powers. The home of the Bhacas is in Mount Frere, while other Bhacas who went back to KwaZulu-Natal are in Mzimkhulu and Ixopo. There are External links to the list


title: Venture Smith

texts: <mask> was an African-American farmer and craftsman. <mask> was kidnapped when he was six and a half years old in West Africa and taken to Anomabo on the Gold Coast to be sold into slavery. He bought his freedom and his family as an adult. He documented his life in A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of <mask>, a Native of Africa: But Resident above Sixty Years in the United States of America, Related by Himself. One of the earliest examples of an autobiographical narrative in an African American literary verica is this autobiography. Robinson Mumford was <mask>'s first white enslaver. He considered purchasing him to be a business venture, so he decided to call himVenture.Venture had four gallons of rum and a piece of calico. <mask> changed his name to <mask> after regaining his freedom. <mask> describes his people in his native country as being stout and tall in his narrative. He reported that he was well over tall, weighed and carried an axe for felling trees. The runaway ad from 1754 is confirmed by the archaeological project. <mask> died in 1805. He is buried in East Haddam, Connecticut at the First

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texts: Church of Christ cemetery.<mask>'s autobiographical narrative Early life Broteer (<mask>) was born in a place he recalls as Dukandarra in "Guinea", a term that at the time referred to much of West Africa. The historian with the Documenting Venture Smith Project was probably in the area. His father was a prince. The first of his three wives was his mother. She left Saungm Furro's village after he married another wife without her permission, as it was not uncommon in that country for men to keep as many wives as they could. She took her children with her. The group traveled 140 miles over four days.The young man was left in the care of a wealthy farmer while his mother was away. The owner's flock of 40 sheep were cared for by Broteer. His father sent an emissary to retrieve him after about a year on the farm. After returning to his father's village six weeks later, he learned that the country of the farmer he had just left had been invaded by a large foreign army. The villagers had to leave because the nation had not prepared for war in a long time. A safe haven was agreed to be provided by Saungm Furro. The

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texts: threat of invasion and war was enough for Saugm Furro to agree to the terms.Saungm Furro's village was attacked by a force of 6,000 men despite the fact that he had paid the enemy what they wanted. The entire village fled. On the way, Saungm Furro discovered a scouting party of the enemy and fired arrows at them. They were all captured. The invaders knew that Saungm Furro had money. He was tortured to death for not revealing the location of his money. "The shocking scene is to this day fresh in my mind, and I have often been overcome while thinking on it."The invaders forced the captives to march to Malagasco and the coast while the raiding force captured more Africans. The local raiding party defeated the abductors in a turn of events. Instead of being set free, he remained in bondage and continued his journey toward the coast and eventually arrived at the slave castle of Fort William at Anamabo. In the spring of 1739, a slave ship carrying <mask> sailed from Anomabo to Barbados with 260 captives and then to Rhode Island. Robinson Mumford of Rhode Island bought four gallons of rum and a piece of calico and


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texts: renamed it "Venture." 60 of his fellow captives died from a smallpox outbreak during the Middle Passage to Barbados. He was brought to New England after most of the captives were sold.According to <mask>'s narrative, the enslaved persons were sold to the planters on August 23, 1739, after the ship's arrival in Barbados. In the fall of 1739, <mask> and three others arrived in Rhode Island. <mask> moved to Fishers Island, New York. He was forced to work in the household. He was loyal to his enslaver. The enslaver's father asked him to give the keys to others, but he didn't. <mask> was trusted by his enslaver because of his work.He was praised highly after faithfully guarding the contents of his enslaver's chest for an extended period of time. <mask> 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

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Smith remembers his first "white master", who had abundant fertile land near the river. The landlord's son and Smith had something similar to friendship, and the landlord's son had a tender heart. Smith married a woman named Margaret at the age of 22.On March 27, 1754 he tried to escape by taking flight with an Irish indentured servant named Heddy and two other people he was enslaved by. Heddy tried to steal their supplies and belongings during their escape from Long Island. <mask> and his friends hunted down and captured Heddy, and he was returned to his enslaver with a warm welcome. <mask> and his wife had a daughter. <mask> was forcibly separated from his family less than a month after he was sold. Stanton bought Meg and Hannah the next year. <mask> wanted to buy freedom for his family after he began saving money that he had earned from working outside and selling produce.<mask> found his wife and the wife of Thomas Stanton in a heated dispute, and the latter beat upon the former with a switch. <mask> threw the switch into the

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texts: fire when he tried to break up the fight. <mask> was attacked with a boat oar by Thomas Stanton. <mask> went to local authorities to complain about his abuse after fending off the attack. After coming to do violence against <mask> for his rebellion, Stanton and his brother were warned and humiliated. The brothers were defeated and repulsed by <mask> once again after they were out of sight of the courthouse. I turned them both under me, laid one of them across the other, and stamped them all with my feet.My master's brother was told to put me off. <mask> was determined to liberate himself from the Stantons. Solomon and Cuff were the children of the <mask>s. <mask> was sold more than once. He was enslaved by Capt. in 1760. <mask> let him buy his freedom. <mask> allowed <mask> to work for money when he wasn't at home.<mask> went out to work to make money. In the spring of 1765, <mask> paid 71 pounds and two shillings for his freedom. <mask> moved to Long Island. <mask> bought his sons, Solomon and Cuff, after cutting wood and investing his money. He was able to purchase his sons by cutting and cording wood, and

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texts: he did upwards of 400 cords over the course of 6 months. He paid 200 dollars for each of his sons. He bought an enslaved black man for 40 pounds and gave him 60, but the man ran away and still owes <mask> 40 pounds.Solomon was hired by his father to work at Charles Church for a year. Solomon was 17 years of age and an able body, as dictated by <mask>, "all my hope and dependence for help." The young Solomon would be compensated with his normal wages and a bonus of a pair of silver buckles if he joined Church's whaling boat. <mask> set off in an attempt to stop his son from going to sea, but when he arrived at Church's house he could only see the boat on the horizon. <mask> would never see his oldest son again because he died on the expedition. <mask> bought his wife 40 pounds after his son's death. She was pregnant with his child when he did this.He would have had to buy his wife and child separately if she had given birth before he was able to purchase her. <mask> named Solomon after his dead son. <mask> was 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: the scene. <mask> claimed his innocence, but the judgement was never reversed. This judgement was made because of discrimination.He said "Captain Hart was a white gentleman, and I a poor African, therefore it was all right, and good enough for the black dog." <mask> bought a farm in Connecticut in the 18th century. He expanded the initial 10 acres to create a farm of at least 130 acres. He made a living by fishing, whaling, farming, and trading in the Long Island basin. He lived at Haddam Neck the rest of his life. In 1798, <mask> dictated his life experiences and with his family had it printed by The Bee, in New London, Connecticut. The narrative is thought to be "whitewashed" and "inauthentic" in many instances.<mask>'s story was believed to have been manipulated by the white editor. The conclusion of most scholars and the Documenting Venture Smith Project is that the Narrative is <mask>'s own words. A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of <mask>, a Native of Africa: But Resident above Sixty Years in the United States of America is a work. He is referenced in the 1971 film Let's Scare Jessica to Death, by

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texts: the title character, who makes a gravestone rubbing of <mask>'s headstone, and later reads it to her husband. <mask> was the subject of a 2006 USA Today newspaper story after he was featured in the 1996 PBS documentary series "Africans in America". There is a chapter about <mask>'s life story in Russell Shorto's book. A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of <mask>, a Native of Africa: But Resident above Sixty Years in the United States of America was written by <mask>.It was related by Himself. It was printed by C Holt at The Bee-office. A Narrative of the life and adventures of a Native of Africa in the United States of America. Stewart was born in Connecticut in 1897. Wondery covered <mask>'s life in The Free Man. James Stewart was the author. The University of Massachusetts Press published Venture Smith and the Business of Slavery and Freedom.Making Freedom is a book by <mask>. The Venture Smith Time Line is called Life of Venture Smith. The Venture Smith Project was documented. People who wrote slave narratives in the 18th century died in

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title: Viola Brothers Shore

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texts: attending public schools and Hunter College, <mask> left in 1906 to pursue a musical career. She was forced to work at an electrical consulting business and an office when her father became ill.She and her first husband, <mask>, started the electrical business. On October 12, 1913, she gave birth to a daughter. <mask> went back to school in the 1910s. She began her writing career while at NYU, publishing poetry, articles, and short stories in magazines. The Heritage was her first short story collection. One of her short stories, "On the Shelf", which was published in the Saturday Evening Post in 1922, was made into a film in 1925. She wrote the dialogue for Night Life, her first screen writing credit, after co-writing "The Prince of Headwaiters", a film of the same name.One of <mask>'s short stories, "Notices", was turned into a screenplay for the film Hit of the Show in 1928. The first sound film written by <mask> was Dangerous Curves in 1929, starring Clara Bow and Richard Arlen. Breakfast for Two, a 1937 screwball comedy starring Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall, is one of the films <mask> worked on. The Chicken-Wagon Family was an adaptation of the Barry Benefield novel, which starred Jane Withers. <mask> wrote several mysteries in the 1930s, including The Beauty Mask Murder and Murder on the Glass Floor. She was involved in several Broadway productions during this time. Henry Fonda and Imogene Coca were in the cast of New Faces of 1934, which ran for almost 150 performances at the Fulton

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title: Ghazi Abdul Rahman Al Gosaibi

texts: <mask> was a Saudi politician, diplomat, technocrat, poet, and novelist. He was an intellectual and a member of the <mask> family, which is one of the oldest and richest trading families of Saudi Arabia. <mask> was considered one of Saudi Arabia's top technocrats. He was called the "godfather of renovation" by the Majalla and "the only great man in Saudi Arabia" by <mask>r. One of the richest families of the Kingdom in Hofuf, located in Al Ahsa province, has a child who was born on March 3, 1940. The 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 DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch He was raised by his grandmother after his mother died when he was nine months old.He received primary and secondary education in a British protectorate. He received a degree in law from the University of Cairo. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in international relations in 1964. He finished his PhD in law at the University College London in 1970 and wrote about the Yemen crisis in his thesis. <mask> began his career as a lecturer. He was an associate professor, dean of the faculty of commerce, and head of the department of political science. In 1965, he worked as a legal consultant for the Saudi reconciliation committee and was

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title: Ghazi Abdul Rahman Al Gosaibi

texts: involved in negotiations with the Egyptian forces in Yemen.In 1970, he was the director general of the Saudi Railways Organization and chairman of the two companies. In the 1970s, <mask> was one of the technocrats who were chosen by the Saudi government to assign public positions and posts. In 1975, King Khalid appointed him the minister of industry and electricity. The creation of a joint-stock state-controlled firm that could serve as a catalyst for the industrialization of Saudi Arabia was proposed in 1976. <mask> was named the chairman of the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation. He was the minister of health from 1983 to 1984. In 1984 he was removed from office.He was appointed the Saudi ambassador to the United Kingdom and Ireland in 1992. The removal of <mask> as ambassador to the United Kingdom and Ireland was due to his support for the fatwa against Rushdie. <mask> was nominated to be the director general of UNESCO. Koichiro Matsuura became the director general after he was not elected. Matsuura won 34 votes in the election. The term of Saudi ambassador to the United Kingdom and Ireland ended in 2002. When the ministry of agriculture and water was split into two separate ministries, <mask> was appointed minister of water and electricity.His tenure ended in April 2004. <mask> served as a board member of Saudi Aramco until October 2004. He was appointed the minister of labor on 13 April 2004 after the split of the labor and social affairs ministry into two. Private firms were motivated to hire more Saudi nationals because of his contribution to the national strategy of Saudization. He served in the post until his death in 2010 and was succeeded by Adel Fakeih. From 2000 to 2010 <mask> was a member of the committee.

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title: Ghazi Abdul Rahman Al Gosaibi

texts: He was involved in the organization of the first and second programmes in London and Riyadh.The minister of health was dismissed in 1984. He supported the transparent tender for regional hospitals. Saudi Oger, owned by the late Rafik Hariri, was targeted by this criticism of <mask>. <mask> wrote a poem for the King because he wasn't able to meet with him. The poem, which was published on the front page of Al Jazirah, indirectly accused the ruling elites, including Prince Sultan, minister of defence, of corruption. He was fired after reading the poem. In 2002 <mask> was removed from his post as ambassador to the United Kingdom and Ireland due to his poem, "You Are the Martyrs", which was published in Al Hayat.The poem was dedicated to a Palestinian teenager who blew herself up in a Jerusalem supermarket in 2002, killing two Israelis. She was described as the "bride of the heavens" who stood up to the criminal and kissed death with a smile. Critical views about the United States and the Arab political and intellectual elite were included in the poem. The British Government censured <mask> because of a poem he wrote. The minister of industry and electricity stated in 1980 that American foreign policy was self-doubt, isolative and had a tendency to abdicate. The approach by US media towards Saudi Arabia was criticized by him. During his time as Saudi ambassador to the United Kingdom and Ireland, he described Osama bin Laden as a human monster.The suicide bombers died to honor God's word, he argued in 2002. He accused Israel of war crimes after Jewish groups criticized his poem, "You Are the Martyrs". He supports a two-state solution for the Palestinian conflict and the Saudi peace initiative. He said that the Israeli

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texts: occupation of the West Bank and Gaza is worse than anything Europe experienced under Nazi Germany. He was a critic of the Saudi conservative society. He is known for his liberal religious views and was an ally of King <mask>. He advocated for democratic reform in the Kingdom but argued that it needed to be gradual.He was labeled by radicals as a Westerner, infidel, secular and a hypocrite, and experienced a systematic and intense ideological campaign against him. A liberal fifth columnist was called in a taped message by Osama bin Laden. <mask> supported the idea that Saudi women should be offered more job opportunities. He said that Saudis were interested in high paying jobs. He served hamburgers for three hours at a fast food restaurant in Jeddah in 2008. He told the Saudi youth that this type of work was not acceptable. He warned against racism towards foreign workers in Saudi Arabia.In January of 2009, he warned Saudi firms against using the financial crisis as a reason to end Saudi nationals' employment in the country. One of the best-selling writers in the Arab world was <mask>bi. He published nearly 40 books, most of which were collections of his poems, which provided "images of a simpler, desert culture." The topics of corruption, Arab alienation, love, taboos and the condition of the Arab states were the subject of his novels. In Freedom Apartment or An Apartment Called Freedom, the theme is about the lives of four Bahrainis who left their homes for university education in Cairo in the 1960s. His experience in Cairo is reflected in the novel. Sab'ah is a satire that depicts the Arab reality through seven characters who have different ideas and works, and are flirting with the same woman.The life of a novelist

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texts: who is dying in a hospital bed is told in A Love Story. Yes, (Saudi) Minister is a non-fiction book written by <mask>. The Gulf Crisis is an account of the Arab reaction to Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. He wrote essays about the relations between the Arab and western world. An Apartment Called Freedom was banned for a long time in Saudi Arabia. His works were often critical of ruling regimes in the region and included a satirical representation of social and political mores. The ban was lifted just two weeks before his death due to his contributions to the country.Al-'Ufryah was his first novel in Arabic. Hum, 2001. Danask, 2002. Rajul J'a wa-Dhahab was born in 2002. The year 2002,  . The year 2003 ik yatub, 2004.Ab Shallkh al-Barm' was published in 2006 Al-Jinnyah, 2006 Alzahymar, 2010. Sa'adat <mask> was born in 2003 An Apartment Called Freedom and Seven were both translated into English. <mask> was married to a German woman. There were four children, one daughter and three sons.Death and funeral <mask> had a surgery in July of 2010. He died of colon cancer at the age of 70. The acting Riyadh governor, Prince Sattam, attended the funeral. He was buried in Riyadh on August 15, 2010. His family held another funeral service for him. The Ghazi Al Gosaibi Award for the promising small and medium size companies was started by the Legacy Asahrqia Chamber. The award is given twice a year.The house of Ghazi <mask> was purchased by Al Waleed bin Talal Foundation-Global, headed by Prince <mask>. The GPCA Legacy Award was given to <mask>, who was posthumously recognized as a pioneer in petrochemicals and chemicals. References include 20th-century novelists, 21st-century Saudi Arabian poets, and 21st-century Saudi Arabian

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title: Norbert Prangenberg

texts: <mask> was born in Nettseheim, just outside of Cologne, Germany, on June 23, 1949. Though he had no formal training and did not fully engage with art until his 30s, <mask> did finally come up with a style that was uniquely his own, not fitting into the neo-expressionist or neo-geo movements of his time. He was considered a major figure in contemporary German art. Though he got his start with abstract paintings, he also became known for making sculptures of all sizes; and while his work initially appears abstract, the titles given sometimes allude to the human body or a landscape. He was a trained gold- and silversmith, as well as a glassblower, and always showed an attention to materials and how they could be physically engaged with. He wanted to know how his hands could affect the painting. The artist's hand is visible throughout his work before he died of cancer.<mask> was studying to be a goldsmith. After three and a half years of study and a year working for a small company, he attended a school for crafts. He began working at a glass factory after finishing his studies. He began drawing and painting himself. From the age of 26 to 29 he worked at various glass factories and became a father of two. He became critically engaged with the art world in Cologne and Dsseldorf, visiting galleries and museums frequently and seeing art by leading visionaries such as Jasper Johns and Yves Klein. <mask> was confident that he was making art that was unique to him.He contacted Johannes Cladders who immediately connected him to other curators and dealers. He becomes a full-time artist in the 1980s, moving between watercolor, sculpture, and oil painting. He wanted to experiment with how his own hand could change the surface of an abstract painting or sculpture and always kept a good eye on material. The early years of artistic style <mask>'s work were focused

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texts: on color and structure. His easel was not an easel at all, but a floor, and he used watercolors on paper or canvas. He would stretch the painting over the stretcher bars after he was done. He used this process until 2007.According to John Yau, these early paintings were planes of Luminous color inhabited by geometric forms. Yau may have used the word "scooped out" because <mask> was using an impasto technique, applying the paint in a thick manner that allowed the surfaces to be cut into. <mask> worked with sculpture by the 1990s. The focus of his ceramic works was to be found in large, bulbous, hollow forms, usually lying on. They maintain the same organic nature of the ones resting on their sides. In certain parts of the clay forms, you can see where his fingerprints have affected the surface by way of holes, notch, and incisions. He changed his sculpting and painting techniques in the 2000s.He stopped painting with watercolors on the floor in 2007, instead focusing on oil painting on easels. There were different areas within the composition of these abstract paintings. His later ceramic sculptures were influenced by this way of making a painting within a painting. He spent six weeks in the ceramics studio at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers. He churned out many small scale works while battling cancer. Roberta Smith noted that the works convey a wildness typical of kindergarteners. One finds tiny landscapes, portrait heads, a stag, what looks like fragments of architecture, byzantine patterning, and other bits of imagery painted into the glazes, creating a miniature exhibition of painting within.Many of them had smaller surfaces with painting on them; it was as if many works of art made up one small sculpture. In Esslingen, Germany, from May 31 to August 7 there will be a show called "Quatro Pro: Kornbrist, <mask>, Reineking,

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title: Philip Yeo

texts: <mask>t Kok is the Chairman of Economic Development Singapore Innovations. Standards Productivity and Innovation for Growth (SPRING Singapore) was a government development agency with the mission to grow small and medium enterprises. The Special Adviser for Economic Development was in the Prime Minister's Office from April 2007 to August 2011; the Senior Adviser for Science and Technology was in the Ministry of Trade and Industry from April 2007 to July 2008; and the Executive Chairman of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research was in February 2001 Education was a student in Singapore. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 1970 with a degree in Applied Science. He obtained a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from the University of Singapore. He obtained a master's degree in business administration from Harvard University in 1976.The National University of Singapore, Imperial College London, and the University of Toronto have all awarded Yeo a PhD for his work in Economic Development in Singapore and Asia. <mask> was in the Singapore Administrative Service from 1970 to 1999. He was the Permanent Secretary for Logistics in the Ministry of Defence. During his time in service, he became acquainted with the Prime Minister, deputy prime minister, and Defence Minister. He was appointed chairman of the Economic Development Board in January 1986. The focus of the EDB was changed from traditional fields to new areas of business. Developing high-tech industries, nurturing local small and medium-sized enterprises, and encouraging Singapore companies to make direct investments abroad were included.The Bintan Industrial Estate is one of the overseas infrastructure development projects that Yeo pioneered. <mask> was the first Chairman of the National Computer Board from 1980 to 1987. He played a

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texts: 1994 to 1998 and the successor Sembcorp Industries from 1999 to 2000. He is the Chairman of a-iTrust, which is Asia's first listed India property trust. George Buckley, the former chief executive officer of 3M, was appointed as one of the first non-Japanese outside directors of the company. The Development Bank of Kazakhstan is managed by the board of directors of the Baiterek National Managing Holding of Kazakhstan. The Board of Kerry Logistics in Hong Kong has a new member. The Board of Sunway Berhad had a new member in April 2020.Project Fisher-men is a social enterprise that funds Singaporean social news website Mothership.sg. In 1974, the Public Administration Medal (Silver) was awarded to him for his public service, in 1982, the Public Administration Medal (Gold) was given to him and in 1991, the Meritorious Service Medal was given to him. The period March to May 1987 was when he was awarded the Eisenhower Exchange fellowship. The Indonesian Government gave the highest civilian honor, the Bintang Jasa Utama (the First Class Order of Service Award), to <mask> in recognition of his role in fostering good bilateral ties between Indonesia and Singapore. The National Order of Merit was given to Yeo in 1996 for his leadership in enhancing ties between Singapore and France. His alma mater, the University of Toronto, gave him an Honorary Doctorate in Engineering in 1997. The Commander of the Belgium National Order of the Crown honoured Mr. Yeo for his personal merits in promoting the co-operation between Belgian and Singapore industries.The K T Li Award was given to Yeo in 1998 by the international Society of Design and Process Science. He was honoured for his contribution to Singapore's economic development and for his role in the development of Singapore's IT industry. The CEO Lifetime Achievement Award was


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texts: given to Mr. <mask>. In May of 2006 he received a doctorate of medicine from the Board of Research. In collaboration with leading universities throughout the world, the award was given to Yeo for his efforts in building medical research and education in Singapore. He helped to catalyse collaborative agreements between the National University of Singapore and the Karolinska Institutet. There were significant exchanges of students and researchers between Singapore and Sweden.In the same month, he was awarded the Nikkei Asia Prize for Science and Technology "in honor of his strong leadership in drafting and implementing Singapore's science and technology strategy." One of Singapore's most prestigious National Day Awards was awarded to him on August 9, 2006 He was the first Singaporean to receive an award from Harvard Business School. He was credited by Harvard with moving Singapore's economy into manufacturing sectors. In November 2007, the Imperial College of UK gave Yeo an "Honorary Doctorate in Science" for his work in building up Science and Technology in Singapore. The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold And Silver Star is the second highest of eight classes associated with the award. This conferment has been given to Singapore Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew since 1967.The National Trade Unions Congress in Singapore awarded <mask> the Star award in April 2008. The Singapore Union's highest honor is for a non-unionist. The award was given to him for his contributions to the transformation of Singapore. The University of Toronto Engineering Alumni Medal 2008 was awarded to <mask> in November 2008. In March 2009, he received the first Asia Pacific Life Time Achievement Award for his role in Singapore's rise as a hub for the life sciences industry. The lifetime achievement award was given by the Semiconductor Industry

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texts: Association. The award was presented to <mask> for his contributions to Singapore's economic development, especially in the promotion and growth of the Semiconductor industry.During his tenure as Chairman of the EDB, he was instrumental in leading Singapore's strategic growth and investment into the Semiconductor industry, which today boasts an annual output of over $49 billion, hires over 42,000 employees and has 14 wafer fabrication plants. The role that Yeo played in supporting Singaporeans to study at top universities around the world earned him an award from King's College London. <mask> Epson, Yokogawa Electric, Shimano, Daicel Chemicals, Mobil, Singapore Inc, and the promising local enterprise scholarship.Sir Paul Girolami asked what Glaxo could do to show its appreciation to Singapore. A scholarship program was suggested by Yeo. The Glaxo-EDB scholarship program was created after Glaxo sent S$50 million in two cash cheques. Over 300 BS/MSc scholars have been trained by the Glaxo-EDB scholarship. In 2001, when he arrived at A*STAR, he found that less than 20% of PhD holders were from Singapore. The A*STAR Graduate Academy was set up immediately to implement the plan to train up 1,000 PhD scholars that would eventually return to Singapore and undertake research in fields like information technology, engineering, and medicine. The amount of personal attention he gives to his scholars is one of the hallmarks of his personal style.He takes a lot of care to remember personal details about them. Whenever he is near their overseas universities, he meets with them to buy them meals. The National University of Singapore scholarship was named after Yeo. The scholarship will send top students to top universities or startup technology companies outside of Singapore every year. Scholarship recipients will get to

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texts: meet a lot of people around the world. "never say die, always dare to be different, always want to make a difference" are some of the values that the students will learn. In 1998, as Chairman of the EDB, he decided to name the holders of government scholarships who broke their bonds to shame them.There was a public debate on whether those who received scholarship have a moral obligation to serve, or if the scholarship is merely a contractual agreement which could be broken in return for the stated penalties. The debate ended when Chng Hee Kok questioned the decision. He called for Chng to resign his seat because of his views. There was more unhappiness at the audacity of a civil servant talking to an elected Member of Parliament. Lee Hsien loong had to intervene in what was seen as a face-saving rebuke for both, as <mask>o was wrong to tell Chng Hee Kok to resign, but Chng had also been wrong in arguing that it was acceptable for scholars to break. In May 2005, the controversy of A*STAR bond-breakers was revived when The New Paper published an article about him writing in his book that men in Singapore were wimps, whiny, and immature even though they have served the National Service. All bond-breakers since the early 90s were men from Singapore.The anger was further fueled when a female A*STAR scholar, Chng Zhenzhi, declared that Singapore men were fine until they entered the navy. <mask> was an inspector in the part-time special constabulary from 1976 to 1978. In the same month, a Singaporean PhD candidate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign was threatened with legal action for accusing A*Star and <mask>o of "bribing universities for taking in PhD students". Chen accused A*Star of giving out gobs of honey to universities who will sign back-door agreements for taking in scholars without going

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texts: through the formal application procedure. <mask> and A*Star said that the statements made in AcidFlask's blog would have meant that A*Star had acted corruptly in its dealings with universities. The statements cast serious aspersions on A*Star's scholars to the effect that they were not admitted to their universities on merit but only because their universities were bribed to do so. A*Star demanded a public apology from Chen and that the offending and defamatory postings be deleted.The entire site was shut down by Chen. All posts were removed and replaced with an apology for the distress and embarrassment they caused. Several members of the local community were upset by his statements. The exact posts that were considered defamatory were revealed in February 2007. <mask>o faced criticism for his strategy. Billions of taxpayers' money had been spent to develop the Biomedical Industry in Singapore. In the 5 years that the country had been investing in the sector, the country's Biomedical manufacturing output had doubled from S$6 billion to S$23 billion, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266The Biomedical industry grew to account for 5% of Singapore's GDP and 10,600 high value added jobs. More than 25 companies started research centers in Singapore during the 5 years of investment, including three corporate R&D laboratories run by Eli Lilly and Company. The head of the National Neuroscience Institute publicly questioned the policy of <mask> and A*Star, asserting that they were wrong to put public money on competing with western

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texts: countries on cutting-edge research. She said that Singapore should focus on niche areas. Nature correspondent David Cyranoski wrote that "Singapore's impressive advances in biomedicine are driven by the energetic personality of <mask>o." In response to his daughter's comments, Lee Kuan Yew stated the following: "This issue has been deliberated over a period of several months in Cabinet and decided by PM Goh and cabinet." PM Lee and his cabinet have continued the policy.Significant investments have been made in time and resources. We have to get the most out of what we have. Private life <mask> is married to Jane and has 2 children, Eugene and Elaine. <mask> received a PhD in Computational Neuroscience from MIT and is now a professor at the University of California San Diego. Elaine graduated from Roosevelt University with a Doctor of Clinical Psychology. See also Agency for Science, Technology and Research

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title: Katelyn Tuohy

texts: <mask> is a long distance runner from Rockland County, New York. She won five player of the year awards and was the high school girls athlete of the year. She was spotted as a potentially remarkable talent by her coach-to-be, Brian Diglio, when she was ten years old. Patrick was a successful cross country runner at North Rockland High School. He runs a track at a university. Ryan is six years older than <mask>. Competition Encouraged by her family, she began setting age-group records in the 7th grade.The New York Times was interested in <mask>'s future. Diglio tried to keep Tuohy in check while guarding her progress. He has been trying to put the brakes on so she doesn't do too much. I have never seen anything like her work ethic. He thinks her academic diligence is more important than her athletic accomplishments. She had a 4.59 grade point average in the school year. Tuohy took 32 seconds off the historic Van Cortlandt Park course record, during the Manhattan XC Invite, in the Bronx, New York.She won the Nike National cross country championship as a sophomore. Despite the cold and muddy conditions, she won by 40 seconds, trimming 12 seconds off the course record. "Katelyn Tuohy Day" was declared by the Rockland County legislature. Tuohy was a member of the North Rockland High School Red Raiders. She was the fastest US outdoor high school 3,200-meter girl runner. Tuohy set the U.S. national junior and high school indoor 5,000-meter records on January 20. She became the fastest US outdoor high school 3,200-meter runner of all-time in May of last year.The second fastest time in the country is by a high school girl. Tuohy broke Polly Plumer's 36-year high school outdoor mile record at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals Track & Field Championships in North Carolina. Tuohy ran the fastest American girls cross country 5K ever, lowering the course record by 88 seconds, and leading her team to victory at the Ocean State Invite. Her time shaved almost 17 seconds from the best

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