title: Joseph Rochefort

texts: He was an American naval officer and cryptanalyst. In the Battle of Midway, he was a major figure in the United States Navy's intelligence operations. In the Pacific War, his contributions and those of his team were crucial. He was born in Dayton, Ohio. While still in high school in Los Angeles, he joined the United States Navy in 1917. He enlisted in the Navy in 1918, pretending to be 1898 to be able to serve. He had an adjustment for his entire career.After graduating from the US Navy's Steam Engineering School at Stevens Institute of Technology in 1919, he was commissioned as an ensign and later became the engineering officer of the tanker. He was recommended for a Navy cryptanalysis class in Washington, D.C. by a fellow officer who observed that he had a penchant for solving crossword puzzles and was good at playing the advanced card game auction bridge. He served as second chief of the Division of Naval Communications' newly created cryptanalytic organization, OP-20-G, from 1926 to 1929, as well as training in the Japanese language from 1929 to 1932, and a two-year intelligence assignment in the Eleventh Naval District, San Diego, He spent nine years in intelligence-related assignments and fourteen years at sea with the U.S. Fleet. In early 1941, Laurance Safford, again chief of OP-20-G in Washington, sent Rochefort to Hawaii to become officer in charge of Station Hypo, which was located in Pearl Harbor. By the time of Pearl Harbor, many of the Navy's best cryptanalysts, traffic analysts, and linguists, including <mask>, had joined the Navy. The Japanese Navy's most secure system, the Flag Officers Code, was broken by Rochefort's team.On the


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texts: voyage to Tokyo, where both men were sent to learn Japanese at the Navy's request, there was a close working relationship between them. In 1941, he was the chief intelligence officer for the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet. In the months before the Japanese attack, the director of the War Plans Division ordered that both he and <mask> be denied access to the highest level diplomatic communication. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Navy cryptographers, with assistance from both British cryptographers at the Far East Combined Bureau, and the Dutch cryptographers, broke enough traffic to provide. He and his staff spent 12 hours a day working to decode Japanese radio traffic. He wore a bathrobe with his khaki uniform and sometimes went days without bathing. The Japanese attack would be in the Central Pacific, according to the station.It would be somewhere in the Pacific, the Aleutian Islands, or even the west coast of the United States, according to OP-20-G. The attack was scheduled for mid-June, not late May or early June, as Rochefort maintained, despite the fact that Commander John Redman had replaced 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Redman said that the company was being "un-cooperative" and should focus on recovery. An unknown codegroup referred to Midway was believed to have been persuaded by the superior in Washington.


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texts: The water supply on Midway Island was faked by one of the station's staff. In order to establish whether Midway was a target, he suggested using an emergency warning. The idea was put to Nimitz.The garrison commander was told by submarine cable to immediately radio in "plain-language" an emergency request for water as an explosion in the water desalination system meant that they had only enough water for two weeks. The Japanese were said to have captured one of the strip-cipher code systems on Wake. The plan was to convince Washington that the Japanese message was a lie and that they had only enough water for two weeks. The reminder was sent on Friday. The Japanese accepted the bait. Within hours they broadcast instructions to load more equipment. The instructions produced an unexpected bonus.The assault was to happen before June. The admiral was in Washington. King was not sure as to the date of the attack. The date-time data in Japanese naval messages was superenciphered. They searched the stacks of printouts and punched cards for five-digit numbers. The team set about unraveling the cipher after finding low-grade codes. The method that the Japanese used to lock up their date-time groups was discovered by Lieutenant <mask>.An intercept of 26 May with orders for two destroyer groups escorting invasion transports was analyzed with this table and "really sealed the pivotal date of the operation" as either 4 or 5 June. As many as 140 messages per day were reported by the group during May 1942. During the week before the final orders were issued, decrypts were being processed at a rate of five hundred to a thousand a day. King rejected the recommendation


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texts: to award a Navy medal to Rochefort because he considered him to be one of the most unmilitary-looking officers he had ever encountered. Redman's brother, Rear Admiral <mask>, complained to King about the operation of the Hawaii station, which led to the scapegoating of Rochefort. He never served at sea again. An example of King's counterproductive personal vendettas is the fact that Rochefort received no higher recognition at the time.He was decorated with the Legion of Merit at the end of the War. After the war, he headed the Pacific Strategic Intelligence Group in Washington. He died in California. In 1985 he was posthumously awarded a Navy medal. He was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He was a member of the National Security Agency and the Central Security Service Hall of Fame. The CAPT Joseph J. Rochefort Building was dedicated on January 6, 2012 at the Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam Annex, Hawaii.Hal Holbrook portrayed <mask> in the movie Midway. He died a month after the movie was released. Brennan Brown portrayed him in the film Midway. Military personnel from Dayton, Ohio, United States Navy personnel of World War II Battle of Midway, and intelligence analysts were recipients of the Presidential Medal of

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title: Mark Askwith

texts: <mask> is a Canadian producer, writer, interviewer, and a familiar name in the fields of science fiction and comics. <mask> was born into a military household. He was six years old when his family moved to Ontario. The Bookery was a children's bookstore where <mask> was able to get access to a wide range of literature. This exposure to all forms of literature, in particular The Adventures of Tintin album Explorers on the Moon and a "stash of superhero comics", as a "pivotal event" in his young life, which clearly deeply instilled in him his considerable enjoyment of such genres and titles, is He stated that he didn't take comics seriously until his friend, Peter, showed him 'The Perfect Tiny Collection', bringing to his knowledge a range of different comics. He received a B.A.Trinity College and the University of Toronto. The Silver Snail was one of the premiere comic book stores in North America and was managed by <mask>. It was located at that time next to the Bakka- Phoenix Science Fiction Bookstore and gave <mask> the chance to meet legendary (and local) Science Fiction and comics authors, including Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz. After leaving the Silver Snail in 1987, he started work on a Prisoner comic with Dean Motter and worked in an art directorial supportive role on Ron Mann's comic book documentary Comic Book Confidential. Interviews with Charles Burns, Art Spiegelman, Franoise Mouly, Frank Miller, Stan Lee, Will Eisner, and Robert Crumb were featured in the documentary. The success of the documentary inspired <mask> to expand upon some of Mann's ideas into a television magazine programme

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texts: which would explore areas of fan interest. Through interviews and commentary.The programme was about prisoners. In 1989 <mask> became a full-time television producer and writer, and one of his first programmes was Prisoners of Gravity. The brainchild of <mask>, Daniel Richler, and Rick Green, Prisoners of Gravity was a Canadian news magazine program that explored speculative fiction, specifically science fiction, fantasy, horror and comics. The series ran for five seasons. The framework for the programme is similar to that of its peer Mystery Science Theater 3000, both featuring a stranded host who broadcasts the programme themselves from isolation. The similarities end there. The programme focused each episode on a particular film and provided commentary on it.A series of interviews with authors and creators from the science fiction and comics communities were run by Prisoners of Gravity. The first season was broadcast between August 1989 and March 1990 and focused on areas such as Star Trek and Comic book conventions. The Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation and Fantasy public library located in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada is home to the remaining four seasons of the show. "Will Eisner & The Spirit", "Watchmen", "Cyberpunk", "Ray Bradbury", "The Sandman", "Tolkien", and Jack Kirby were included. Many of the interviews for these programmes were carried out by <mask> himself. TVOntario aired Prisoners of Gravity for five seasons before it was canceled in 1994. <mask> is one of the founding producers, and many of its episodes have appeared on PBS, The Discovery Channel and Space.The

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texts: Canadian equivalent of TheSci Fi Channel, an English language cable television specialty channel, is Space and CHUM/CTV Space. There are mostly sci-fi and fantasy movies. <mask> was one of the founding producers of the channel, which was licensed by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) in 1996. <mask> is involved in the documentary side of things, as well as the so-called 'Interstitial' materials which pepper the channels' output. Robert J. Sawyer, a noted Canadian science fiction author, commented on the first broadcast of the film. SPACE's HypaSpace Daily/Weekly is an entertainment news programme which looks specifically at the science fiction news. At a young age, I was introduced to the worlds of science fiction, fantasy and comics.Lewis's books, works by Robert A. Heinlein and other authors, and later rubbing shoulders with Science Fiction and comics authors at The Silver Snail and Bakka- Phoenix, are some of the things <mask> has written. His collaboration with Dean Motter in helping write the "The Prisoner" sequel received a lot of critical and fan-approval. The four-part prestige-format mini-series, serialised between 1988 and 1989 has subsequently been collected in graphic novel format as Shattered Visage, still in print (since 1990) and published by DC Comics/Warner Bros. in the US and Titan Books in the UK. Andromeda is a comic book written and published under the SSC imprint. The True North was written for the Canadian Comic Legal Defense Fund. "Raising the Roof!" is a sheet music song. There is a bonus book.There is a Justice League International Vol. 7.

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texts: "Sharks" in Taboo #2 (Spider baby Grafix, Jan 1989) is an art by R.G. "Rick" Taylor "Davey's Dream" is an artwork by R.G. "Rick" Taylor Caliber Presents #24 (Caliber, 1991)? The Silencers #1-4 were published by Caliber Comics. The mini-series was collected as a limited edition trade and then reprinted in 2007. Ken Lashley's Legends was co-written with Ken Lashley.A short Batman: 'Black & White' story was written with M. W. Kaluta as a backup. "Moebius: A Sketch" was collected in Batman: Black & White 3. The Comic Eye is a collection of 50 biographical and fictional comic strips by 50 talented comic makers! The Hugo Award-nominated novel Humans by Canadian science-fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer is one of the contributors. <mask> was thanked by Alan Moore in his and Bill Sienkiewicz's Big Numbers comic for reading several articles about chaos theory. He is credited with coming up with the name "Taboo" for the anthology "The October Project". Alan Moore was inspired to write From Hell by the title Taboo.The Power Stone game was adapted into English. In recent years, due in part to his familiarity with the comics and Science Fiction scenes, and his role with SPACE, he has played a role in various events relating to those fields. He hosted readings by Jasper Fforde, Spider Robinson, Robert J. Sawyer, and Jay MillAr as part of the Toronto International Festival of Authors. Neal Stephenson was interviewed by <mask> at The Ryerson Theatre in Toronto. The 'This is Not a Reading Series' of book events is hosted by Toronto's Pages Book Store. <mask> is profiled at "Who's Who of American Comic Books, 1928-1999" by J.

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title: William Berczy

texts: <mask> was a German-born Upper Canada pioneer and painter. The Town of York, Upper Canada, is now Toronto, Ontario, Canada. <mask> was a son of the Wirklicher Hofrat and Johanna Josepha Walpurga Moll, who were both from the Holy Roman Empire. <mask> changed his name after marriage. He studied at the University of Jena and the Akademie der bildenden Knste. He spent his early career in several European countries. After setting up a business in York, Upper Canada, <mask> sailed for the Americas.His work took him to Lower Canada. On November 1, 1785, <mask> married Allamand of Lausanne, Switzerland. They had two sons. Charles Albert <mask> was the second postmaster of Toronto. The German Mills settlement north of York was established by <mask> and John Graves Simcoe under the German Land Company. Russell Abbey is one of the homes built by Berczy. Berczy was painting.His two best known pictures are a full-length portrait of the Mohawk chief and a group portrait of the Woolsey Family. The plans for the Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal were included in his religious paintings and architectural work. <mask> was stranded in New York City during the War of 1812. He stayed in Vermont, New York, and New York City before going to England. He died in the care of friends after falling ill in New York. He was buried in an unmarked grave. On September 18, 1839, his wife died in Sainte-Mélanie, Lower Canada.Charles Albert <mask> was <mask>'s other son. <mask>zy Public School is named after him. 600 students attend the school in grades K-8. The Berczy Village is a densely populated neighbourhood named after this founder. The Rouge River and Berczy Creek are in the same area. A bronze statue of Berczy will be located at

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texts: Berczy Square, a park to be built at Berczy Village near Kennedy Road and 16th Avenue. William Berczy Settlement Historical Cemetery is located within Berczy Village.<mask> Berczy Boulevard is a major road from Major Mackenzie Drive to 16th Avenue in Berczy Village and Berczy Gate is a short street near Highway 7 and Ninth Line. Berczy Lane was renamed Leader Lane in Toronto. Next to the train station is Berczy Street. There is a small park behind the Gooderham Building at Front Street and Wellington Street in Toronto. After the buildings on the site were demolished, the park used to be a parking lot. After the late 1980s, a tree-lined city park emerged. The Berczy Street Park and Berczy Street are located in the province of Ontario.<mask>-Strasse is named after him. <mask> was named a national historic person. The life and times of <mask> is the subject of the novel German Mills: A Novel pertaining to the Life and Times of <mask>. "<mask>zy Co-Founder of Toronto" was written in 1967. Adler is an Ahornbaum. The Einwanderung, Siedlung, Kultur-und Literatur ist in Kanada. Lothar Zimmermann ist Herausgegeben.Toronto 1997 was the year. pp. "Williem <mask>, das deutschkanadischer Pionier". Berczy trifft Goethe. The German Canadian Yearbook 15 was published in 1998. 89–97 The Story of the German Mills by Charles Sauriol was published in 1995.The General Editor of the Dictionary of Canadian Biography. 5. 1801-1820. Toronto, Buffalo, London 1983, pp. 70–2. <mask>, <mask> is a stock. Saur is the publisher of the Allgemeines Knstler-Lexikon.The Knstler aller Zeiten und Vlker. There are 9. In 1994, pp. Mnchen, Leipzig. 257–265. "Oasis amid skyscrapers has a magic of its own" was written about <mask> in the Toronto

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title: Alvin E. Roth

texts: Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2012 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences to Lloyd S. The citation said that theoretic results could clarify the functioning of important markets in practice. According to a series of studies, stability is the key to understanding the success of market institutions. The conclusion was substantiated in systematic laboratory experiments.He helped redesign institutions for matching new doctors with hospitals, students with schools, and organ donors with patients. Modifications that take into account ethical restrictions, such as the preclusion of side payments, are included in the reforms. Market DesignRoth made several contributions to market design from the 1990s through the current day on topics includingKidney exchange, school choice, medical residency match, entry-level job market for economists and other markets. "As the conditions of the market change, the behavior of people change and that causes old rules to be discarded and new rules to be created." He manages the Market Design Blog, which is an active website on topics related to market design. Along with Utku Unver, itai Ashlagi and other co-authors, <mask> did the first theoretical work on kidneys exchange. One of the first to note the similarity between the two wasRoth.The one-sided matching with waiting-list options and proposed efficient and incentive-compatible chain selection rules were adapted by them. The team showed that when only pairwise kidney exchanges are considered, efficient outcomes can be found in ways that are more efficient than using 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884


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texts: 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The New England Program for Kidney Exchange is a registry and matching program that pairs compatible donors and recipients. Two pairs of incompatible donors were used to operate the program. Each donor was incompatible with their partner but compatible with another. Because the National Organ Transplant Act forbids the creation of binding contracts for organ transplant, steps in the procedure had to be performed roughly simultaneously. Four operating rooms and four surgical teams are acting in concert with each other.The practical burden of three pairwise exchanges was too large for hospitals and professionals in the transplant community. The goals of the program would not be sacrificed by limiting exchanges to pairs of incompatible donors, even though the original theoretical work discovered that an "efficient frontier" would be reached with exchanges between three pairs of otherwise incompatible donors. There were 6 recipients and 6 donors for the exchange. The idea of global kidney exchange was introduced by <mask> and Dr Michael Rees. Patients from different countries exchange their kidneys. When the cost of hemodialysis in the developed world is greater than the combined cost of transplantation, immunosuppression, and medical follow-up for a


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texts: assigned to schools which had vacancies. Detailed lists were developed by some Boston parents in order to avoid having their children assigned.Boston held public hearings on the school selection system and eventually settled on the idea of deferred acceptance. The National Resident Matching Program was designed in 1952 by John and F. J. Mullen. The system was built on theoretical foundations. The mechanism used in NRMP was both stable and strategy-proof for unmarried medical residents, but deferred to future study the question of how to match married couples efficiently. Stable matches can be produced even with married couples, thanks to the redesign of the matching program in the 1990s. The instability-chaining algorithm was proposed by John H. Vande Vate, along with a variation of the deferred-acceptance algorithm modified to accommodate couples by resolving potential instabilities caused by the presence of couples. The new algorithm was adopted in 1997.The program is still being used in the program. It has been used in entry-level labor markets for other organizations. There are economic and psychological forces that influence organ donation decisions. Changes in the management of waiting lists might affect donations. The work shows that organ allocation policy giving priority on waiting lists to those who have previously registered as donors has a positive impact on registration. Giving potential donors more opportunities to donate organs while providing them with more information can increase registration. In 2005, the American Economic Association asked <mask> to chair a new Ad Hoc Committee on the job


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texts: concept of'repugnance' for a transaction as the aversion toward other individuals engaging in it, even if the parties are involved, was introduced in the economics literature. There are some things that shouldn't be done. The types of markets and transactions that we observe 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 "We need to understand better and engage more with the phenomenon of'repugnant transactions,' which, I will argue, often serves as an important constraint on markets and market design."The ethical implications of organ donation and compensation for donors and their families have been the focus of a lot of <mask>'s work. A cross-jurisdiction study was conducted on the relationship between repugnance and regulation of transactions. From the early 1970s to the present, Experimental EconomicsRoth has made several fundamental contributions to the field. An approach open to influence by other social sciences as well as game theory was ushered in by the approach ofRoth. Unlike earlier experimental work by Vernon Smith, Charles Plott, and others,<mask> and his coauthors appealed to sociological and psychological concepts to explain how subjects deviated from predicted

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texts: outcomes right from the start. His early work provided accurate and insightful descriptions of actual behavior based on psychology and sociology and was rigorous in its specification of what economic models predicted. According to the Scientific Background document for the 2012 Nobel Prize in Economics, laboratory experiments and field observations can interact with game theory to establish economics as a more satisfactory empirical science.In addition to contributing to some laboratory game designs that has become standard,<mask> designed a repeated-game experiment in which there was a fixed probability that each period of play would be the last, providing researchers with a tool The groundwork for much of the metascience debates regarding experiments in economics was laid by the fact that both producers and consumers of experimental research must consider methodological issues when interpreting experimental results. The Handbook of Experimental Economics was edited by John Kagel. The predictions of cooperative bargaining theory were tested in the laboratory by Michael Malouf. The empirical evidence provided by this work supports the claim that cooperative bargaining models can be used to predict the effects of risk aversion. The importance of focal-point effects and fairness concerns were highlighted in some of the experiments. While risk averse bargainers make concessions to revolve their aversion to risk, this is less harmful than what conventional economics predict in predictable contexts.Experiments have been conducted to test the predictions of non-cooperative bargaining theory. The study was published by


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texts: <mask>, Vesna Prasnikar, Masahiro Okuno-Fujiwara, and Shmuel Zamir. The paper found no cultural differences in the markets, all of which were related to the predicted subgame perfect outcome. One of the top 20 papers in experimental economics is this influential paper. The main deviations from rational choice in repeated choice tasks can be predicted with surprisingly simple learning models. Market design experiments were pioneered by John Kagel and others. The first piece of experimental evidence that the stability of matching algorithm support a market was provided by <mask> and Kagel, who compared the algorithm used in Edinburgh and Cardiff to assign entry-level doctors to positions with the stable deferred acceptance algorithm.Taking inspiration from the collapse of the gastroenterology fellowship in the United States, this line of research has been furthered with the work of <mask> and Niederle that shed light on how a matching market can collapse and its consequences. The American Gastroenterology Association reintroduced a deferred acceptance algorithm in 2006 thanks to this and other work. Experiments have been used to evaluate the decision architecture and implications of matching markets. The regulation of transplant centers and organ procurement organizations has recently begun to be studied in laboratory experiments. Game TheoryRoth made many contributions to game theory on topics such as Shapley Value, axiomatic bargaining, and matching theory. The utility perspective was introduced on the Shapley value. The key contribution is to show that a value can be viewed to represent a valuation or utility

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texts: The Cambridge University Press has an editor. The Chinese translation was from 1988 to 2008. Essays in honor of Lloyd S. Shapley are called The Shapley Value. The Cambridge University Press has an editor. 1990. There is a study in game-theoretic modeling and analysis.With Marilda. Cambridge University Press. 1995. There is a Handbook of Experimental Economics. It was edited with J.H. Kagel. The University Press of Princeton.2001. Bob Wilson was the originator of game theory. It was edited by Paul Milgrom. Who gets what and why? Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is owned by <mask> Dolan. Over 200 articles have been published in peer reviewed journals. Market design Experimental economics Repugnant market Repugnancy costs is one of the most widely cited.The video is about Repugnant Markets and Prohibited Transactions at the Lindau Nobel Laureate


title: Sandis Ozoliņš

texts: A former professional ice hockey player and coach is named <mask>. Ozoli was a seven-time NHL All-Star, Stanley Cup champion, and a member of the 1995–96 Colorado Avalanche. He is the all-time leader for goals, assists, points and games played in the NHL and holds several Colorado and San Jose franchise records. Ozoli was the highest paid sportsman in the history of the country. He was the head coach of Dinamo. Ozoli was the 8th pick of the 2nd round and the 30th overall in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft. He played for a number of teams, including the New York Rangers.He is a prototype offensive defenseman, becoming heavily involved in his team's offense and scoring opportunities. The Order of the Three Stars was awarded to Ozoli for his contributions to Latvian ice hockey and sports. Ozoli was drafted 30th overall by the San Jose Sharks in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft and had played for the Kansas City Blades, a minor league team in the International Hockey League. The Turner Cup was won by him and Artrs Irbe. Ozoli joined the Sharks in 1992 and scored 23 points in 37 games. He missed the majority of his first season due to a knee injury. Ozoli ended the 1993–94 season with an 81-game, 26 goal/64 point sophomore effort, leading the league in goals by a defenceman.TheSharks moved beyond the first round of the playoffs for the first time in franchise history, but lost in the conference semifinals. San Jose traded Ozoli to Owen Nolan at the start of the 1995-96 season. Ozoli scored 50 total points with more than half on the power play in his first season. The Stanley Cup was won by Ozoli in 1996. Colorado won the Presidents' Trophy. Ozoli finished third in


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texts: votes for the league's most outstanding defenceman after losing to the Red Wings in the 1997 conference finals. He scored a career-high in the regular season and was second in the league for defencemen.On December 6, 1999, Ozoli scored his first career hat trick. Ozoli made $4 million in 1999 as Colorado's third-highest paid player. In the 2000 NHL Entry Draft, Ozoli was traded to the Carolina Hurricanes for a number of draft picks. Ozoli and Artrs Irbe were once friends. They played hockey together in Latvia and San Jose, shared an agent, and funded a youth hockey organization that buys equipment for children in the country. The five-year contract he signed with Carolina was worth more than $25 million. "You're willing to spend the money when you have a player like <mask>," general manager Jim Rutherford said.Ozoli didn't help the Hurricanes advance in the playoffs, playing just one and a half seasons with Carolina before being traded to the Florida Panthers. In 2001, Ozoli was acquired from Carolina along with a draft pick in exchange for other players. On January 16, 2002, Ozoli made his debut. He wore number four because number eight was already worn by Peter. In the last 37 games of the season, Ozoli had 10 goals and 19 assists. During his time in Florida, the panthers did not make the playoffs. In the 2002–03 season, Ozoli was sent to Anaheim for Matt Cullen, a draft pick, and two other players.Ozoli didn't play in the NHL All-Star skills competition because he would have had to wear a Florida uniform. Ozoli said that the skills competition is more important than the All-Star Game. I thought it was the right thing to do because it would look


title: Sandis Ozoliņš

texts: Sharks.On July 13, 2009, I signed a one-year deal with the Dinamo Riga. The contract with Dinamo was extended for the 2010–11 KHL season. The contract with Dinamo Riga was extended on April 19th. Signed a one-year deal with the Atlant Moscow Oblast. Signed a one-year deal with the Dinamo Riga. He announced his retirement on May 27. The profile of <mask> Ozoli, a player for the KHL, can be found on the Ozo Golf Club


title: Julie Matthews

texts: <mask> is an English singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer. She is a member of some of the most influential British folk duos and groups, with her work being covered by a wide range of artists and groups. Her music has strong American influences, but is often classified as English folk. <mask> was born in England. At the age of nine, she began playing guitar and teaching herself piano. She began writing and recording when she was still at school and began to identify her three primary jobs as confession, observation and social comment. She began writing songs when she left school at 18.After only a few months the company went bankrupt, forcing her to work for several years as a nightclub and hotel pianist throughout Europe, while still playing her own music at festivals. <mask> and Pat Shaw formed a musical partnership after meeting at a local radio station. <mask> was invited to join the Albion Band after singing at the Feet First Festival in 1990. After a lack of progress on their own projects, Pat and <mask> joined the band and toured for three years. The recordings from this period came to be known as Captured (1995). The first album by the Shaws, As Long As I Am Able, was released in 1992. Chris While replaced <mask> in 1993 when things began to move forward as part of a duo again.<mask> and Pat were part of a group of south Yorkshire musicians who made the album Intuition. Their debut album was released the same year. <mask>'s song 'Thorn Upon a Rose' was covered by Mary Black and

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texts: went to the top of the charts in Ireland and Japan. The album was nominated in the 'rising star' category of the Great British Country Music Awards and the duo opened for Mary Chapin Carpenter in 1994. After Pat returned to her career in teaching, <mask> joined the band. The mainstay of writing within the band is <mask> and Chris While. <mask> collaborated on 'Man in the Bottle' and the title track of the 1995 release, which became something of a group anthem and provided the first evidence of a fruitful musical collaboration.The song 'Devil in Me' and the song 'Love is an abandoned car' were contributed by <mask>. Chris and <mask> toured Canada in 1995 as 'The Women of Albion'. Positive audience reception and their growing musical partnership led them to pursue joint projects. A remake of a traditional theme as 'Young Man Cut Down in His Prime' was recorded for Blue Moon on the Rise. <mask>' solo debut, Such Is Life, was notable for the fact that six of the fourteen tracks had already been recorded. The anti-imperial message of the title track of Fairport Convention's 1995 album, "Jewel in the Crown", and the cover of "Love me or Not" were accused of being unpatriotic. In 1996 <mask> and Chris joined with Christine, Melanie, and Helen to start a new group.They produced a record that showed the vocal talent of the group. The last album with Chris and <mask> was released in 1996. After the 1997 Cropredy Festival, <mask> and Chris decided to focus on their solo and joint work and left the band. While and <mask>

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texts: In the Big Room to Stages <mask> co-produced Chris's solo album, In the Big Room, with writing credits for on two songs and instrumental contributions on every track. Their first album as a duo, Piecework, was released in 1998. Chris and <mask>'s distinctive and highly polished sound was marked by the emergence of some of their most powerful songs. It included the Matthews penned 'Class Reunion' which became a concert favourite, as well as the moving collaboration'Even the Desert' and 'Seven Years of Rust' which were based on her father's experiences.Their second album Higher Potential was released in October 1999. The wistful 'Angels Walk Among Us' and the uptempo 'Digging Holes' were written by <mask>. The double live album, Stages, captured some of the duo's outstanding live sound and stagecraft, as well as many of their best songs to date. Their third studio album, Quest to Perfect Mistake, was produced by Kwame Yeboah of e2K and featured his multi-instrumental skills. It was hailed as their best album to date, and as cementing their position as two of Britain's most important singer/songwriters. Chris and <mask> toured frequently in the UK, Europe, Africa, North America and Australia. They fill large concert halls and attend major festivals in the last of these.For the 2004 release Perfect Mistake <mask> took the major share of the writing duties and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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title: Julie Matthews

texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals They released Here and Now to Shoulder To Shoulder in 2005 with a stripped down sound. The positive reception in the music press may be due to the live vibe. Slow was <mask>'s second solo album and it received positive, if not effusive, reviews. Stage 2: Live at the Firehouse was a second live album from the duo containing fan favorites and songs written since 2000. Chris and <mask>'s sixth studio album Together Alone was released in 2008 and was described by Propaganda magazine as 'dealing so very tenderly with simple universal truths, they achieve their impact by an astute economy of expression allied to warmly accessible melodies and arrangements'. Their first 'Best Of' album covered their career up to Here & Now.Infinite Sky came out in 2012 after the release of Hitting The Ground Running in 2010. The single "If This Were Your Last Day" from Who We Are was on the radio for three weeks. They were played on daytime radio. Their 10th album was called Shoulder to Shoulder. <mask> has fitted a number of diverse projects into a busy schedule of touring and recording. Chris and <mask> joined forces with Chris and David Hughes to form a Christmas project that combined original music, unique arrangements of classic seasonal songs, and a good deal of humor. They released 'Acoustic Carols for Christmas'

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texts: in 2001 and have toured in the pre- Christmas season every year since.In 2002 the duo collaborated with outstanding instrumentalists Maartin Allcock, Pete Zorn and Neil Marshall for a series of live performances under the title 'Blue Tapestry', which resulted in a rapturous reception by 20,000 fans at the 2003 Cropredy Festival. Blue Tapestry Live was a follow-up to the show featuring the music of Carole King and Joni Mitchell. Tales of the Towpath, a radio documentary about the building of the Manchester Ship Canal, is one of the musical projects that While and <mask> have worked on. Four of the programmes for the critically acclaimed shows were covered by <mask>. In 2007, <mask> embarked on a solo tour that featured these songs, interspersing the live performances with recordings of the original testimonies the songs were written around. The annual festival 'Party on the Lawn' takes place at Prebendal Farm in Bishopstone in June. Rejoice the Voice Chris and <mask>, along with fellow Daphne's Flight member Helen Watson, also tour with their woman's vocal workshop'Rejoice the Voice', providing women with an opportunity to sing collectively and improve their vocal technique.Some of the songs they worked on at the Rejoice the Voice workshops were used in the release of Bare Bones. Chris and <mask> have both produced their own albums, and <mask> has also produced albums for other artists. Awards While and <mask> have been nominated as best duo seven times and as best live act twice, and won the 'Best Duo' award

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title: Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei

texts: Grand Ayatollah <mask>-Qasim al-Musawi al-Khoei was an Iranian-Iraqi Shia marja'. One of the most influential twelver scholars is Al-Khoei. He was the spiritual leader of the Shia world until his death in 1992. He was succeeded by another man until his death in 1993. Many of his followers became followers of al-Sistani after he took leadership of the seminary. Al Khoei was born in the Iranian city of Khoy in 1899 and grew up in Iran. He moved to Iraq at the age of 13 and began studying Shia theology in the holy city of Najaf.He was made a marja after attaining the rank of Ayatollah. He would become a teacher for the rest of his life and oversee the studies of scholars who would be qualified to issue fatwas based on Shia theology. He became an important leader of worldwide Shia's due to his position as a teacher and scholar. After the death of Muhsin al-Hakim, he was made the most prominent Grand Ayatollah. He became a patron of numerous institutions across the globe that sought to provide welfare, and also provided scholarships to theological students from across the Muslim world. He is considered to be the architect of a distinct school of thought in the principles of jurisprudence and Islamic law. His interests were astronomy, mathematics, and philosophy.Al-Khoei's status as the pre-eminent scholar of his age didn't go down well. In the 70s, Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Al-Shirazi, a radical theologian based in Karbala had a long-running feud with Al Khoei and his fellow clerics in Najaf over the legitimacy of theocratic rule. Al-Khoei wanted to dismiss Al Shirazi's status as a religious scholar. The mass Shia uprising that followed the defeat of Iraqi forces resulted in the arrest of Khoei by Saddam Hussein. He was taken to Baghdad and


title: William James Blacklock

texts: <mask> painted scenery in Cumbria, the Lake District and the Scottish Borders. <mask> was the second of five children. His father was <mask>, a bookseller and publisher, and his mother was <mask>. The <mask> family had roots in Cumberland dating back to the 1730s, and in 1818 they moved from London to the small village of Cumwhitton, where the family owned property and farmed. Cumwhitton House is a detached, double fronted sandstone property that dates back to the 19th century. Charles Thurnam was a friend of <mask>'s father and was a publisher. He decided to pursue a career as an artist because he was interested in drawing.The Academy of Art opened in 1823 and since then it has become an important artistic centre. <mask> was described as a "rising artist" with a "feel for nature and a correctness of taste" by the Academy. <mask> moved to London in 1836 and lived there until 1850. He was praised for his picturesque style by artists such as J. M. W. Turner, David Roberts and Thomas Creswick. He exhibited four pictures at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1836 and went on to show a total of eleven pictures at the Society of British Artists, four at the British Institute and thirty six at the Royal Academy of Arts. <mask> is thought to have seen the cleaning of old masters in the National Gallery in the late 19th century, which would have given him an insight into the evolution of his own technique. <mask>'s painting Lanercost Abbey was bought by <mask> Gladstone.<mask>'s friend and admirer, <mask> Scott, bought several of <mask>'s paintings in the early 1850s. Sickness and the loss of sight in one

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texts: eye made it difficult for <mask> to work until 1854, when he moved back to Cumwhitton. His youngest brother, Thomas, had him admitted to the Crichton Royal in November of 1854, due to an illness described as "monomania of ambition and general paralysis." The Institution pioneered the use of artistic activity in treating patients, and his case notes indicate that he continued to draw until mid-1857, when a drawing of a cathedral and a watercolour of Craigmillar Castle were attributed to him. He died of general paresis of the insane, aged 42, in the Crichton on 12 March 1858. He was buried in Cumwhitton. He was described as a "truthful and unpretending artist" in his obituary.<mask> Scott and his artistic friends used <mask>'s painting Barnard Castle of 1852–53 to try to study his technique and power of truth. <mask> became an artist of great power. The steps at Haddon Hall was the first mature white ground painting to be exhibited in the UK in the 19th century. <mask> rejected the copying of truth to nature and the Victorian faith in facts for his own inner thoughts and imagination. "<mask> belongs to the generation of Courbet, that creative wonder between Romanticism and Impressionism: he comes after Constable and after Corot," wrote Grigson in the mid-twentieth century. Although hard to place in the evolving pattern of progressive landscape painting in the mid-nineteenth century, <mask> is an important and intriguing figure who may be regarded as a pivot between the early nineteenth-century. The National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin Abbot Hall Art Gallery and Kendal References can be found

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title: Elizabeth Barton

texts: "The Nun of Kent", "The Holy Maid of London", "The Holy Maid of Kent", and "The Mad Maid of Kent" were all English Catholic nuns. She was executed because of her prophecies against the marriage of King Henry VIII of England to Anne Boleyn. <mask>'s early life is not known. She is thought to have come from a poor background and was born in 1506 in the parish of Aldington. She was working as a servant when she had visions. <mask> claimed to have received divine revelations that predicted the death of a child and that she suffered from a severe illness while working as a domestic servant. She urged people to make pilgrimages to the Virgin Mary.Thousands believed in her prophecies and both Bishop John Fisher and Archbishop William Warham did the same. Her reputation spread when <mask> foretold some events. Matters were brought up by Archbishop William Warham after <mask>'s revelations became public. Warham was appointed by the priest to make sure that none of her prophecies were at odds with Catholic teaching. Edward Bocking, <mask>'s spiritual advisor, led this commission. Warham arranged for <mask> to be received in the Benedictine St Sepulchre's Priory. <mask>'s life became public and her alleged public healing from the Virgin Mary at Court-at-Street increased attention and gave fame to her and the Marian Shrine.The Holy Maid of Kent was named after <mask>, who became a nun at the Benedict

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texts: house of St. Sepulchre' Priory. All of <mask>'s "miracles, revelations, and prophecies" and the controversies leading up to the arrests and executions were covered in A marueilous woorke published by Robert Redman. In 1528, <mask> held a private meeting with the second most powerful man in England after Henry VIII. <mask>'s prophecies supported the existing order. Richard Reynolds is a monk of Syon Abbey. He arranged a meeting between <mask> and Thomas More. At a time when Henry was trying to stamp out Lutheranism, she warned against heresy and condemned rebellion.<mask> opposed the King when he began the process of obtaining an annulment of his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. <mask> predicted that Henry would die within a few months if he remarried. She said that he would go to Hell. King Henry lived for 15 years after Thomas More thought many prophesies were fake. <mask> went unpunished for nearly a year because of her popularity. The rumour was spread by the King's agents that she had a mental illness. <mask> was arrested in 1533 and forced to confess that she had fabricated her revelations.Thomas Cromwell, his agents and other sources have information regarding her confession. <mask>, Hugh Rich and Richard Risby were all given evidence by a friar. One of the posts left vacant by their imprisonment was requested to be named by Laurence. She was condemned by a bill of attainder and an

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texts: Act of Parliament. <mask> was granted for treason by the Parliamentary Act because she had prophesied that the King would lose his kingdom and had opposed Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon. <mask> claimed that God had told her that he no longer recognized Henry VIII's monarchy, but the Act argued that she was at the center of a conspiracy against the King. <mask> was seen as a false prophet who was encouraged to make up stories to get people to go against the monarchy.On April 20, 1534, <mask> was hanged for treason. She was 28 years old. Her head was buried at Greyfriars Church in Newgate, but five of her supporters were executed with her. She is the only woman to have received that dishonour. <mask> is venerated by Legacy Churches such as the Anglican Catholic Church. In the historical novel Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel, <mask>'s case is dealt with, while in the television adaptation, she is played by datememe datememe. <mask> is mentioned in Philippa Gregory's sixth and final novel, The King's Curse.Thomas Cromwell, Thomas Cranmer and Nicla Frescobaldi were involved in questioning <mask>. <mask> was executed about 15 months before Thomas More in the play A Man for all Seasons by Robert Bolt. There is a reference list. There are external links. The 16th-century Roman Catholic martyrs were executed under Henry VIII and the 16th-century English traitors were executed under the

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title: Amber Rudd

texts: The former Home Secretary and Secretary of State for Work and Pensions is a British security consultant and former politician. She was a Member of Parliament (MP) for Hastings and Rye, first elected in 2010, representing the Conservative Party, and stood down from parliament in 2019. She is associated with both socially liberal and economically liberal policies. <mask> studied History at the University of Edinburgh School of History, Classics and Archaeology. <mask> was elected to the House of Commons in 2010 after working as an investment banker. <mask> was Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change in the Cabinet from 2015 to 2016 and worked on renewable energy resources. She was the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Energy and Climate Change.She was given the additional role of Minister for Women and Equalities in January of last year. <mask> was the third female Home Secretary, the fifth woman to hold one of the Great Offices of State and the fastest-rising politician to a Great Office of State since the Second World War. The Windrush deportation scandal led to her resignation as Home Secretary. <mask> was appointed Work and Pensions Secretary by Theresa May. She became Minister for Women and Equalities after Boris Johnson re-appointed her. On 7 September, <mask> resigned from his cabinet and resigned the Conservative whip in Parliament to protest against Johnson's policies. She announced on 30 October that she would not be standing for re-election.<mask> was the fourth child of <mask> and Ethne Fitzgerald and the granddaughter of the judge and Liberal politician John FitzGerald. <mask> and Ethne Fitzgerald were married for 56 years. <mask>

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texts: is a descendant of King Charles II and his mistress Barbara Palmer. Her older brother was a Labour supporter. From 1979 to 1981 she attended Queen's College, London, an independent day school for girls in London, followed by Edinburgh University where she read History. She worked for J.P. Morgan & Co. in both London and New York. <mask> in 1999, Lawnstone became involved with it. <mask> was a co-director of the company from 1999 to 2000. Despite never appearing to do anything except pay its directors, Monticello attracted hundreds of investors. I found it hard to believe that it was anything other than a share ramping scheme. It went bankrupt with over a million dollars of debts and no important assets after just over a year of existence. She was a director of two companies in the Bahamas, Advanced Asset Allocation Fund and Advanced Asset Allocation Management. <mask> helped to find extras for the film Four Weddings and a Funeral, for which she was credited as the "aristocracy co-ordinator", and appeared in one of the church scenes.<mask>'s name was added to the Conservative A- List after she stood as a Conservative candidate in the 2005 general election. She moved to the Old Town after she was selected to contest the Hastings and Rye constituency. She was elected as the Member of Parliament for Hastings and Rye with a majority of 1,993 votes in the May 2010 general election. She was elected to serve on the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee. <mask> was the vice-chair of the parliamentary committee on female circumcision and called for harsher penalties for the practice. She was the chairperson of the All-party parliamentary group for Sex Equality, which

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texts: published a report on women in work. Statutory sex-and-relationships education should be included in all secondary schools according to the cross-party enquiry chaired by <mask>.She wants a higher proportion of women in Cabinet. She was made Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. She became an assistant government whip. <mask> was appointed Minister for the Department for Energy and Climate Change. She was promoted to Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change after holding her seat with an increased majority. She was appointed to the Privy Council in May of 2015. She published England's first fuel poverty strategy in more than a decade in March 2015, promising to improve the Energy Performance Certificate of all fuel poor homes to Band C by 2030.She passed legislation requiring energy suppliers to give vulnerable consumers a discount over the winter and install energy efficiency measures. In November 2015, she proposed that the UK's remaining coal-fired power stations would be shut down by 2025. A new energy infrastructure is needed for the 21st century. In July 2015, Craig Bennett of Friends of the Earth accused <mask> of hypocrisy in claiming to want to address climate change while at the same time, in his view, "dismantling an architecture of low-carbon policies carefully put together with cross-party agreement over the course of two parliament <mask> said that government support must help technologies stand on their own two feet, not encourage a permanent reliance on subsidy. <mask> was in a debate about the European Union. She was a part of the campaign for theRemain side.They faced Boris Johnson and Gisela Stuart. Home Secretary when

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texts: Theresa May became Prime Minister in July 2016 she became the fifth woman to hold one of the Great Offices of State after Margaret Thatcher, Margaret Beckett, Jacqui Smith and May herself. British Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary Boris Johnson and Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop supported calls for Australian citizens to have easier access to live and work in the United Kingdom following the UK's departure from the European Union. <mask> dismissed the idea of a free movement zone between British and Australian citizens, saying there were no plans to increase immigration from Australia. She was reappointed as Home Secretary after the general election in which she retained her seat. In August of last year, <mask> replied to an email hoaxer posing as the new Director of Communications at the Prime Minister's Office, stating that positive announcements were imminent. <mask>'s public domain email address was used by the hoaxer, but the private email she used was not secure.<mask> accused Boris Johnson of trying to undermine the Prime Minister, Theresa May, on The Andrew Marr Show. She told Andrew Marr that she didn't want Boris to manage the process. During the Conservative Party Conference in October of last year, it was reported that <mask> had hired a pollster to help her increase her majority in Hastings and Rye, amid speculation that she was planning to launch a bid for leadership of the party. In November of last year, <mask> criticized Trump for promoting the anti-Muslim videos and argued that Britain First is a hate group. Relations between the U.S. and Britain are vital to the safety of both countries and have saved British lives. <mask> resigned as Home

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texts: Secretary after misleading the Home Affairs Select Committee. Sajid Javid was appointed as Home Secretary.<mask> was asked if she planned to come back, to which she replied that she was not without ambition. The Conservative government decided to crack down on what British citizens are allowed to view on the internet. <mask> stated that British citizens would face up to 15 years in jail if they looked at certain websites frequently. <mask> stated "I want to make sure those who view despicable terrorist content online, including jihadi websites, far-right propaganda and bomb-making instructions, face the full force of the law." The report states that since 2012 there has been a rise in weighted crime demand on the police. The number of officers has fallen by 5%. Charge rates have dropped because of the pressure on resources dedicated to serious violence.It is possible that this encouraged offenders. It is unlikely to be the factor that triggered the shift in serious violence, but may be an underlying driver that has allowed the rise to continue. <mask> denied that falling police numbers contributed to increased crime. This is shocking. Home Office officials should have sent the document to Home Sec. I can't imagine a department withholding evidence for a new strategy. Something has gone wrong in Home Office.<mask> returned to the Cabinet as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions after Esther McVey resigned over her opposition to the draft Withdrawal Agreement. <mask> took on the responsibilities of the Minister for Disabled People after SarahNewton resigned. <mask> supported the UK remaining in the EU. <mask> said a second referendum might be appropriate. <mask> said,

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texts: "Parliament has to reach a majority on how it's going to leave the European Union." I can see the argument for taking it back to the people if it fails to do so, as it would distress many of my colleagues. <mask> was in Theresa May's cabinet when he opposed no-deal Brexit.In July of that year, she withdrew her opposition to a no-deal exit from the European Union. It was outrageous to consider proroguing Parliament, as <mask> described it in June. We aren't Stuart kings. The Conservative whip was surrendered by <mask> after he resigned from the cabinet. She resigned because she felt that the government's main goal was a no-deal exit from the EU. <mask> was involved in the campaign for the Hastings fishing fleet. Her speech called for reform of the Common Fisheries Policy.<mask> was successful in campaigning for the construction of the Hastings to Bexhill Link Road. The road was given the go-ahead for construction after ten years of campaigning. <mask> is leading a campaign to get funding for the final stage of the road. She organised transport decision-makers for a series of rail summits and supported the electrification of the Marshlink Line from Hastings. High Speed 1 would be extended into a high speed rail link from the constituency to Central London if the line is built. <mask> was reported in the Financial Times as saying that people on benefits prefer to move down here to have easier access to friends and drugs. She said that she was optimistic about Hastings.I told the Financial Times about the problems that Hastings has, but also talked about the investment in the town, the fact that unemployment is going down and that there are many positive things to say about it.


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texts: On September 7, <mask> confirmed that she wouldn't be standing in Hastings and Rye because she didn't want to divide loyalties in her constituency. She was open about the possibility of standing in a London constituency. <mask> announced in the Evening Standard that she was not going to contest the general election even though Boris Johnson had asked her to stand again as a Conservative candidate. She opened the door to a possible return to Parliament by saying that she was not finished with politics. <mask> supported David Gauke, a former Justice Secretary who was standing as an Independent against the Conservative candidate. She supported the election of Conservative candidates.The children of immigrants of the "Windrush generation" who arrived before 1973 were being threatened with deportation by the British government if they could not prove their right to remain in the UK. The relevant documentation was destroyed. <mask> faced calls to resign from senior figures in the Labour Party after he apologized for the treatment of the Windrush generation. Despite continued calls for her to resign, <mask> announced on 23 April that fees and language tests for citizenship applicants would be waiving. <mask> denied that there were targets for immigrants' removal. She maintained that she didn't know who the targets were. The six-page memo, passed to the Guardian, says the department has set a target of achieving 12,800 enforced returns and indicates that "we have exceeded our target of assisted returns".The Home Secretary was promised 10% increased performance on enforced returns. <mask> had said that she was aware of the targets for removing immigrants. According to the New


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texts: Statesman, the leaked memo gave "in specific detail the targets set by the Home Office for the number of people to be removed from the United Kingdom." It suggests that <mask> lied to them. She told the Home Affairs Select Committee that she was unaware of the Home Office's targets for removal and that they would be scrapped. She saw the targets herself. <mask>'s resignation was called for by Diane Abbott.<mask> said that she would make a further statement to the House of Commons after she had not seen the memo. In her letter of resignation, <mask> stated that she had misled the Home Affairs Select Committee on the issue of illegal immigration. <mask> said that she had little choice but to resign given the "justifiable outrage" at the Government's handling of the Windrush generation. <mask> was criticized for not declaring a conflict of interest when she was Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change because of her brother's role in the construction of the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station. In October 2016 <mask> decided not to open an inquiry into the events at Orgreave during the 1984 miners' strike. She failed to appear in Parliament to defend her decision and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals <mask> suggested at the 2016 Conservative Party Conference that companies should be

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texts: forced to reveal how many foreign workers they have.The proposal is part of a government drive to reduce net migration and encourage businesses to hire British staff. Senior figures in the business world warned that the plan would be divisive and damage the British economy because foreign workers were hired to fill gaps in skills that British staff could not provide. The Labour party said that the plan would "fan the flames of xenophobia and hatred in our communities" and the SNP said it was the most "disgraceful display of reactionary right-wing politics in living memory". <mask> denied that she was prejudiced after the plan was criticized as racist. After a complaint by a physicist, <mask>'s speech was recorded as a hate incident but not investigated. An emergency High Court hearing was held in August of last year to examine <mask>'s four-week delay in releasing an asylumseeker who had been tortured in a Libyan prison. The Home Secretary failed to provide a satisfactory explanation for the delay in releasing the man.<mask> failed to provide a barrister and was represented by a government solicitor, a move which the presiding judge described as "inconceivable". In September of last year, The Guardian reported that <mask> had given the go-ahead for the deportation of Bigzad due to the ongoing threat to his life from the Taliban. <mask> was found to be in contempt of court after she failed to return him to the UK. Bigzad was returned to London. In a radio interview in March,<mask> said that online abuse is worse if you're a woman and that it's worse if you're a coloured woman. <mask> was criticized for using the term "coloured" instead of "woman of colour". Abbott said the

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texts: term was offensive and revealing.<mask> said it was "clumsy language". John Barnes, who was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Rudd was made a senior advisor at Teneo and an advisor to Darktrace after leaving Parliament. She is a Trustee of The Climate Group. In July 2020, she began presenting her own show on Times Radio with her daughter. In August 2020 her name was given media coverage over her possible undertaking of the role of Chairman of the BBC. She works in the private sector in energy and cyber security.<mask> was married to the writer and critic A. They had two children, including a journalist. Gill was in a long-term relationship with a journalist. Gill and <mask> divorced. <mask> was in a relationship with another Conservative. The Snowdon Trust helps young disabled people access education. An annual award for a first-time female playwright in the English language has been directed by <mask>.She was a governor of The St Leonards Academy. British women politicians 21st-century English people 21st-century English women


title: Robert Storm Petersen

texts: <mask> was born in September of 1882 and died in March of 1949. He was the son of a butcher and grew up in a lower middle class environment. He was a free-lance painter, illustrator and cabaret entertainer after his interrupted studies at the Academy of Art. During World War I he was a well-known artist, and from about 1920 onward he was almost a national "institution" as a humorist, partly because of his versatile interests. His first comic strip was published in 1906. He was a comic writer and cartoonist for many years. <mask>. is a humorist who is related to British and American humor.A common man's unimpressed comments on a crazy world are often his starting point. <mask>. has been criticized for being too toothless and bourgeois. In spite of his social background and interest in the poor, he rarely shows deeper social criticism or revolutionary opinions; the dramatic age in which he lived left rather small stamps on his work. He was no laughing matter; many of his paintings dealt with death, sorrow and macabre themes. He painted the victims of social injustice with compassion. Melancholy and fear are not new to him, but his official appearance was optimistic. About 60,000 drawings and 100 paintings were left by <mask>.His drawings are often illustrated with jokes and a theme. The vagabonds, who are portrayed as dressed-up philosophers, are one of his favourite themes. <mask> P. machines are comic drawings of machines

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title: Robert Storm Petersen

texts: that perform very simple tasks through an unnecessarily complex and usually humorous series of actions. Rube Goldberg and Heath Robinson are also known for their machine drawings. He illustrated many books, many of which were written by friendly authors. He is influenced by names like Edvard Munch and Toulouse-Lautrec, but often with an independent naivist touch. Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky seem to have been an inspiration in spite of his often outspoken ridiculing of modern art.extérieur from Paris is one of his many themes. Two of his most well known paintings are La Morgue and Kultur. As an author, he wrote many short stories and tales, often parodies on detective stories or melodramas, small snap-shots from the lower middle class, absurd and surrealistic tales or, especially, "monologues" put into the mouth of bums, artists, etc. Special kinds of tales were the monologues put into the mouth of his own dog, Vor ven Grog, in which he let the dog reflect on life, death and daily life, sometimes with a light touch of sadness and pity. The Three Small Men and the Number Man is a comic strip written by <mask>. An absurdist strip cartoon called "A Strange Man" was published in the 1930s. Peter and Ping, a comic strip about a small citizen and his friend Ping, a speaking penguin, was his greatest success.The foundation of a Ping Club for children was created because of their experiences in Copenhagen, which were spiced


title: Robert Storm Petersen

texts: by Ping's absurd expressions and jokes. It was sold to Great Britain. Dagens flue started in 1939 and was a series of drawings that were humorous and often had a deeper meaning. <mask>. was an occasional actor and also a theater performer. He acted in stage comedies to supplement his income. The first Danish animated cartoon was created in 1920. He designed scenery for plays and ballets.He was featured on a postal stamp. On his 131st birthday, on September 19th, the internet giant celebrated his birthday with a logo on its website. The Storm P. Museum is in the area. The Storm P. Museum opened to the public in 1977. The former police station is where the museum building is located. There is a comic strip library, sound clips, photographs, films and newspaper clippings in the museum. Changing exhibitions and educational activities can be found at the museum."Life is a circus, you go in, bow, run around, bow again and leave." What do you think about the world situation? Something got in my eye. There is something wrong with art that needs to be explained. We have invented the aeroplane, so we have to go underground. Statistics is like a streetlight. Not very enlightening, but nice for supporting you."Here!" "It is difficult to make predictions, especially about the future," is a phrase attributed to Yogi Berra. Literature Henry Chafetz and <mask> <mask>. 40 years ago. There are External links to the Home page of the Storm

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title: Luis Ramos Jr.

texts: <mask> was a professional boxer. <mask> began boxing at the age of 10. His first trainer was a man. He moved on to train with another person. He was a top amateur and won several national titles. He ended his career with a 120-16 record as an amateur. After failing to make the 2008 Olympic team, <mask> turned pro.On October 19, 2007, <mask> made his pro debut as a lightweight and knocked out Christian Jose Reyes in one round. <mask> knocked out two of his opponents in the first round over the next year. <mask> stopped his opponent in the fifth round on July 30, 2007. Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy signed <mask> in July of 2009. <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 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 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 On May 1, 2010, <mask> faced Allen Litzau at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. He defeated Litzau via second-round TKO.The headline event of ShoBox was fought on January 6, 2012 by <mask>. Ramo's toughest opponent to date was a veteran boxer named Beltran. <mask> won the vacantNABA USA lightweight title by unanimous decision. <mask> was stopped in two of his last three fights. <mask> had cuts in both fights. The referee and doctor stopped the fight in the 5th round due to a cut. <mask>. was cut in the first round and was knocked out in the 7th round.Following his two fights against inferior opponents, <mask>' dream of chasing a world championship is starting to drift away. There are 26 wins and 2 losses in the professional boxing

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title: Hannes Swoboda

texts: An Austrian social democratic politician who served as a Member of the European Parliament from 1996 until 2014) is named <mask>. He was the President of the group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats from January 2012 to June of this year. After studying law and economics at the University of Vienna, Swoboda worked in the Vienna Chamber of Labour as the director of the department for urban policies and housing policy. The Social Democratic Party of Austria has a number of different functions. He was a member of the city council of Vienna from 1983 to 1983. He became a regional minister in 1988 and was responsible for urban development, planning, transport and external relations. Swoboda is a member of the federal party executive committee.In the European Parliament, he was a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, as well as a member of the Committee on Energy, Research and Industrial Policies. The European Parliament had a delegation for relations with south-eastern Europe. He is the chairman of the Parliamentarian Working Group on Western Balkans, which is focused on the Balkans. He worked on the Accession of Croatia to the European Union. He recommended Croatia's accession to the European Parliament in December of 2011. He works in the Committee of Foreign Affairs on Central Asia and Russia. In May of last year, groups


title: Hannes Swoboda

texts: opposed to Turkey's prime minister were angered by the cancellation of a meeting with Turkish opposition leader Kemal Kldarolu.After being leader of the Austrian Delegation of Social Democrats in the European Parliament, <mask> became First Vice- President of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament and their Parliamentary Secretary. The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), Member Political positions, as well as his involvement in foreign affairs, are some of the activities he does. In order to get to know the situation, he went on several fact finding missions. The experiences are discussed in his book. He is a member of the Parliamentarian Working Group of the Advisory Board of "A Soul for Europe". The Spinelli Group Manifesto was signed by <mask> <mask>. In his spare time, he enjoys painting and photography.He is married to the former Austrian secretary of state for Europe. There are some works by Jan Marinus Wiersma. Politics of the Past: The Use and Abuse of History was published in 2009. A world without nuclear weapons? Jan Marinus Wiersma (Hg.) was born in Belgium. The 2008 edition of Democracy, Populism and Minority Rights was held in Brussels. Europe was transformed by conflict and renewal.The catalogue of the German National Library contains information about the European Parliament Socialist

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title: Pierre Daura

texts: <mask> was a Catalan artist. He was born on Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, a few days before his parents returned to their home in Barcelona. In Paris, in 1914, his French identity papers were issued with <mask> as his given name, and that is how he is usually known. <mask> was a musician in the Barcelona Liceu Orchestra and a textile merchant. His mentor was the renowned cellist Pablo Casals. His mother died when he was seven. He and his siblings were raised by their father.<mask> attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Barcelona. Josep Calvo was one of his teachers. He worked with the stage designer Joaquim Jiménez i Sol. At age fourteen, with his friends, he set up a studio and sold his first painting to a collector who said it reminded him of Paul Cézanne. <mask> was urged to go to Paris by Calvo in 1914. He first worked in the studio of mile Bernard after arriving there in the summer of that year. He studied engraving under him.<mask> spent three years of compulsory Spanish military service on Menorca before returning to Paris in 1923 to paint a mural. His left hand became useless because of nerve damage after he was badly injured. The studio and business of the Cochets, an Argentine artist, was destroyed in a fire in 1927. <mask> exhibited with the group Agrupacio d'Artistes Catalans in Barcelona in the 1920s. In 1922 and 1926 he exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in Paris, but in 1928 he joined four others rejected by the Salon and held a critically acclaimed work. <mask> encouraged Torres-Garcia to move to Paris and arranged for his first show at Gallery A.G. Fabre. In 1927, <mask> met Louise Blair, who was studying art in Paris, and they married.Louise's sister married a man. In 1929–30, <mask> was part of a group called Circle and Square, which promoted geometric construction and abstraction. Jean Arp, Wassily Kandinsky, Fernand Léger, Piet Mondrian, and others were included. The group's logo, which appeared on stationary, posters, and the three issues of a review, was designed by <mask>. Gallery 23 in Paris hosted the only Cercle et

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title: Pierre Daura

texts: Carré exhibition in 1930. The French press did not pay much attention to the work of Cercle et Carré at the time. The <mask>s visited the medieval cliffside village of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie on their honeymoon in 1929.<mask> had sketched in the village in 1914 and admired the terracotta-roofed houses around the church. He and Louise purchased a house that was in bad condition in 1929. The house restoration project continued for most of their lives after they moved to St. Cirq in May 1930. Martha was born on September 24, 1930. During the winter of 1931, <mask> used the money from the St. Cecilia prize for a painting trip to Deya, Mallorca. In the years before the Spanish Civil War, <mask> had solo exhibitions in Paris, Barcelona, and Gallery Barcino. <mask> and his family traveled to the United States in 1934–35, where they met Louise's family.The Gallery Barcino exhibition in Barcelona sold many of the Virginia landscapes he painted during this period. In February 1937, at the age of forty-one, <mask> joined the Republican militia to fight against General Francisco Franco's forces. He was seriously wounded on the Teruel Front in 1937. <mask> was given a medical discharge after being sent home to France. The Franco government revoked his Spanish citizenship because he refused to return to Spain after the war. The family made an emergency medical trip to Virginia in July 1939 after Louise became seriously ill. World War II prevented them from returning to France.<mask> and Martha became naturalized U.S. citizens in 1943 after establishing permanent residence in Virginia. The family returned to their home after the war. Rockbridge Baths, Virginia is a small village in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains, named after the warm springs once used as a spa there. The springs were given to Louise's mother by her and the <mask>s used a modest building on the land as a vacation home. They lived at the baths in Virginia until early 1942, when they moved to "Tuckaway", an historic property in Rockbridge County. <mask> was the chairman of the art

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title: Pierre Daura

texts: department at Lynchburg College in the 1945–46 academic year. He taught a young Cy Twombly how to paint.After teaching studio art at the college, he returned to painting and sculpture full-time. The <mask>s lived the rest of their lives in a contemporary house beside the springs at Rockbridge Baths. <mask> died on January 1, 1976, while Louise died on November 10, 1972. They are buried in the churchyard of Rockbridge Baths. <mask> said he wanted to find a way to paint in the later years of his life. I have painted. I've worked.I've given myself to my art. I have always wanted to be an artist, good or bad. His prolific output of works in many media attest to his lifelong commitment to his art. Although the main body of <mask>'s work was strongly centered in representation and the celebration of nature, he returned to abstract themes throughout his life. The art critic Joan Merli included him in 33 Pintors Catalans, a collection of Spanish and Catalan paintings. <mask> pursued an artistic career before the Spanish Civil War. He sold works to support his family.After leaving Europe in 1939 he did not sell through commercial galleries. He sold from his home at the exhibitions. In the opinion of his daughter, traumatic experiences in the Spanish Civil War, followed by the tragedies of World War II, changed his outlook. His work can be found in private collections in Barcelona, France and Virginia. Some forty-eight museums in France, Spain, and the United States hold major collections. His papers are in the <mask>ura Center at the Georgia Museum of Art. The medieval village where Daura lived for most of his life is a French historic monument.The Daura property was donated to the French Région Midi-Pyrenées in 2002 and is now used as an artists' colony. There are also references to Davis, Virginia Irby. <mask> was an American artist. New York: The Mellen Press. Teresa Maci. <mask> was born in 1896. mbit Serveis Editorials was published in 1999.The <mask> Archive is at the Georgia Museum of Art. <mask>'s life and work can be found in the Georgia

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title: Samuel V. Wilson

texts: Lieutenant General <mask>, also known as "General Sam", completed his active military career in the fall of 1977. He was the Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency from May 1976 to August 1977 and the President of the college from 1992 to 2000. Delta Force is the U.S. Army's premier counterterrorism unit. His assignments as a general officer included: assistant division commander (operations), 82nd Airborne Division, United States Defense Attache to the Soviet Union, deputy to the Director of Central Intelligence for the Intelligence Community, and director of the Defense Intelligence Agency. He is the Wheat Professor of Leadership at the Wilson Center for Leadership in the Public Interest. <mask> died from lung cancer. On 6 April 1865, the Army of Northern Virginia fought its final battle at the Saylers Creek battlefield, where it surrendered three days later at Appomattox.<mask> used to ride his pony over the battlefield looking for the footprint of the two armies locked in combat. He spent his spare time hunting, fishing, reading and playing music. His father was a ruling elder in the local Presbyterian church and his mother was a public school teacher. His mother was his first Sunday School teacher and his parents taught at Sunday school. Both parents influenced their children to read. Sam began his formal education in the fall of 1929, walking two miles one-way to Rice High School and back to the farm. He graduated from his class on May 26, 1940.He added two years to his age to qualify for military service after jogging seven miles through a rainy night from the family farm to the armory. Lieutenant General <mask> graduated from the Infantry Officer Advanced Course, the United States Army Command and General Staff College, and the Air

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texts: War College, where he was a distinguished graduate. After World War II, General <mask> studied at Columbia University and in Europe as a member of the US Army Foreign Area Specialist Training Program (FASTP), later known as the Foreign Area Officer (FAO) Program, mastering several languages and becoming a specialist on the former Soviet Union. He is a graduate of a number of night schools and has received several degrees. <mask> joined the Virginia National Guard as a private bugler in June 1940. By early 1942, he had become a squad leader, platoon sergeant and acting first sergeant before being sent to Infantry Officer Candidate School (OCS), where he graduated as an 18-year-old second lieutenant at the head of his class. <mask> taught guerilla and counterguerilla tactics at the Infantry School in Georgia in 1942 and 1943.He joined the Office of Strategic Services at the age of 19 and responded to a presidential call for volunteers for a dangerous and hazardous mission. Merrill's Marauders, a unit that operated behind enemy lines during World War II, was the result of this move. In 1962, the film Merrill's Marauders was made into a film about his role in that theater. He was cast as General Merrill's deputy "Bannister" in the film and also appeared in the film trailer and narrated the trailer. <mask> was denied admission to West Point for medical reasons after returning from the China-Burma- India Theater as a combat veteran in fall 1944 with his fifth appointment in hand to the US Military Academy. Malaria, amoebic dysentery, mite typhus, and severe malnutrition were some of the medical ailments that ended his tour in Burma. He taught courses in military leadership at the Infantry School for the next two years.He was granted a commission in

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texts: the Regular Army after applying for it. He was appointed a second lieutenant in the Regular Army at the age of 21 after he lied about his age earlier in the enlistment process. After graduating from a small rural school in 1947, he entered the Army's Foreign Area Specialist Training Program (FASTP) and went to graduate school specializing in the Russian language and area subjects. He was assigned for years to Europe as a language and area student, where he developed a working knowledge of several other languages, as well as near-native fluency in the Russian language. In addition to being assigned to the State Department's Diplomatic Pouch and Courier Service, which led to extensive travels throughout the Iron Curtain countries and the Soviet Union, as well as to other countries peripheral to the USSR, I also worked as an official interpreter in Berlin. <mask> was promoted to major in the fall of 1951 and was assigned to the Army General Staff (Intelligence) where he worked on a number of sensitive projects until he was sent to the Infantry Officers Advanced Course in 1953. He worked in the Office of the Secretary of Defense as a consultant on Soviet affairs after graduating from this course.<mask> was a CIA case officer who ran a series of covert operations against the Soviet Union from a cover office in West Berlin during the fall of 1955. After completing the US Army Command and General Staff course and being promoted to lieutenant colonel, <mask> <mask> was assigned to the US Agency for International Development under the terms of the Participating Agency Service Agreement. He was employed as an associate director for field operations in Vietnam at the temporary rank of class one foreign service officer, where he was concerned with

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texts: pacification and nation building efforts by the Americans and South Vietnamese. After sixteen months, he was appointed by the US Ambassador to Vietnam as the United States Mission Coordinator and Minister-Counselor of the US Embassy in Saigon, receiving a presidential appointment to the personal rank of Minister.Returning to active military duty in the summer of 1967, <mask> became an Army colonel and assumed command at Fort Bragg of the 6th Special Forces Group, with a mission orientation on the Middle East. In 1969 he was promoted to the position of Assistant Commandant of the US Army John F. Kennedy Institute for Military Assistance. He was promoted to brigadier general in the summer of 1970 and was assigned as the assistant division commander for operations. At the height of the Cold War, General <mask> was the US Defense Attache in Moscow. He was the first general officer to hold that portfolio. He was the CIA Chief of Station during that time. <mask> was considered "our general" by the Marines in the embassy, according to a former US Marine.General <mask>'s 1971– 73 tour in Moscow was marked by his professional relationship with senior officers of the Soviet military high command. He had majored in Russian and Soviet history, as well as military history, and had practically memorised the major battles on the Soviet-German front during the course of World War II. Policy makers and planners of the US national security establishment found his insights into Soviet strategic and doctrinal thinking to be critically useful. After returning to the US in 1973, <mask> held positions in the Defense Intelligence Agency as deputy director for estimates and deputy director for attache affairs, followed by an assignment in the rank of lieutenant general

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texts: as deputy to the Director of Central Intelligence for the Intelligence Community. In May 1976, <mask> was appointed as the new Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and oversaw the agency through the death of Mao and unrest in South Africa. Director <mask> gave a speech to retired intelligence officers in 1976, which was declassified in 1993 and included some notable excerpts. It is forgotten by most readers, but not by our adversaries.Technical intelligence collection systems can be countered. I need to remind this audience that dedicated and brave men and women who risk their lives to help America can be destroyed. I don't think the American people want this to happen because our adversaries are hard at work trying to defeat us. If Americans don't understand, they will cause this to happen. Providing the leadership of this nation with the deepest possible understanding of the military, political, social, and economic climate of countries that affect vital American interests is the primary function. Our goal is to see that our leaders are aware of what may happen in the world beyond our borders. Despite our problems, the American taxpayer should know that we do this job well.Ninety percent of intelligence comes from open sources. The more dramatic work is the other ten percent. James Bond is not the real intelligence hero. <mask> retired due to the health of his wife. <mask> continued to consult with and provide advice to intelligence leaders, legislators and U.S. presidents after leaving the Army and DIA directorship in 1977. Bush was in office. During his 8-year term as President of the college, <mask> shepherded the college through major challenges such as the college's contentious internal debate over whether to remain all-male and a


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texts: major capital campaign drive.He was a fellow of the Wilson Center for Leadership in the Public Interest. <mask> was in the U.S. Army Ranger Hall of Fame for his heroism, extraordinary achievement, and continued service to his country and the special operations community. The Military Intelligence Hall of Fame has General <mask> in it. He was interviewed in Ken Burns' documentary series The Vietnam War, which aired posthumously. The activities following the retirement of the Army and DIA Directorship in August 1977 include the following. The Nunn–Cohen Amendment to the 1987 Defense Authorization Act established the US Special Operations Command and the Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict. He was a member of the Governor's Biracial Advisory Board on Higher Education in Virginia and the 22nd President of the college.The first "<mask> Fellow" in the Samuel V. Wilson Center for Leadership in the Public Interest was named after General <mask>. A private ceremony was held at the Wilson Center for Leadership hosted by the commanding general of the special forces. Lieutenant General <mask> has two Oak Leaf Clusters, a Silver Star for "Gallantry in action" and a Bronze Star. The Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation is one of the unit awards. The Combat Infantryman Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Joint Staff Identification, Army General Staff Identification, Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge, Defense Intelligence Agency Badge, and the Expert Marksmanship Badge are all Badges. The William Oliver Baker Award and the Arthur D. "Bull" Simon Award are two of the awards that General <mask> has received. The Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Palm was one of the awards he received.The George

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title: Samuel V. Wilson

texts: Washington Honor Medal was awarded to him in 1976. The US Army Infantry Hall of Fame was Appointed to personal rank of Minister by the President of the United States in 1977. The first recipient of the General Doolittle Educator of the Year Award, Professor for Collection Operations at the National Defense Intelligence College. http://www.dia.mil/history/histories/Directors/bio_swilson.html <mask> introduces the film trailer of Merrill's


title: Chalilakath Kunahmed Haji

texts: <mask> was a Malayali Sunni scholar and Islamic educationalist. He is the father of the new Madrassa system in India and is known for his attention to the reformation of Muslims. A scholar and an Islamic educationalist. He is the father of the new Madrassa system in India and is known for his attention to the reformation of Muslims. Kunhi Ahmed Musliyar was the son of Kala Muhyaddeen Kutti and "Fathima" and the daughter of <mask>. His parents separated when he was young and he lost his paternal affection. He was brought under the strict rule of his mother's family and added his mother's household with his name.There are three different forms of this name. The first one means the relationship between mother and father, the second one means the relationship between mother and father, and the last one means the relationship between mother and father. The sons of <mask> <mask> were known as M.C.C. Or M.C.C Brothers. In Quran's Thajveed ( a scientific study about the pattern of Quran recitation, pronunciation of Arabic alphabet), from his mother who possessed a good and deep knowledge and led sacred life, <mask> <mask> achieved his primary education. His mother encouraged him to go for further study when he expressed interest in studying. His family was famous in every religious stage and they were conscious to strengthen the Islamic superiority of yore.The Muslim Ulama issued an anti-British fatwa, but his brother Kutyamma Sahib was brave enough to enroll him in a school where he learned three languages. Ali Hassan shared his knowledge with the former. After gaining primary knowledge, he accepted the guidance of Ahmed Kutti of Kodancharry, the disciple of Makah mufthi Ahmed Zainy. He was involved in spiritual classes of Ammmu Musliyar who had been careering out the Darse. He got his spiritual matters from the masjid of "Thirurathangoor" and the "Makadi"

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title: Chalilakath Kunahmed Haji

texts: the area by the inspiration of Koyakutti Sahib, a religious and mystic scholar of Islam. He looked at the direction of Qibla based on the work done by his instructor. He appointed some of his student to examine the status of other Masjid after he concluded that the foundation of Masjid was not laid on the exact direction of Qibla. The student who was appointed reached the same conclusion after thorough investigation. The incident gave rise to a classification of Muslim scholars into two categories. According to the first group scholar, there is no need to direct to the exact direction of Qibla.If people don't turn their face to the south northern part at 22o, the Namaz will be in veil. In the wake of these problems, a famous debate between the two separate categories of Ulama was held in September of 1908. Koyakutti Sahib invited <mask> and other leaders turned against him. The unforgettable incident of Qazi of Kasaragod, Abdulla Moulavi and Hajji's other disciples backing him up to strengthen his ideas was called a debate or dispute of Inul Qibla. He wrote a book to prove his idea. He was invited by Sayyid Imbicha Koya to go to Chalilakath Valapattanam after the service of Darul Uloom. The educational revolution erupted in every part of the state and he felt the need of Arabic- Malayalam reformation to ease the difficulties of students to read books.He began to reform the Arabic–Malayalam script in order to make it easier for his student to read the contemporary subject and to edit some of the mistakes committed by Sayyid Makti Thangal. There were many people who came forward to reform the Arabic-Malayalam script. The most famous reformation in this field is that of <mask> Kuunahmed <mask>, who was called the reformer of Arabic-Malayalam script. On Hijra 1137, <mask> tried to reform the latter. Thasheel Ul Furooq was written in a book. On 1312h,

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