title: Mikael Agricola

texts: and burial, as well as speeches for the sick, mourning and dying.The portions from Luther are not included in the translation. Minor elements from works of are contained in it. The form for a service is included. It is also based on other works. The translation of the Old Testament was revealed in this book. Neliest Euangelisterist tells about Jesus Christ's suffering. It was collected from all four of the apostles.Johannes Bugenhagen was a teacher in Wittenberg. It was mostly translated from the German version, but some parts are influenced by the Swedish version and <mask>'s own translation of the New Testament. On 10 April, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America remembers Bishop <mask>. The church is named after a person. His name is remembered by the Agricola Lutheran Church in Toronto Canada. A asteroid is named after a person. In 2007, 450 years after his death, the main theme for a coin was named after him.The coin was issued to honor the life work of the man who was the father of theFinnish written language and a contributor to the Protestant reformation. There is an artistic interpretation of a human figure on the reverse side of the coin. Kaisa Hkkinen <mask> is the author of Spreading the Written Word: <mask> <mask> and the Birth of Literary

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title: Roman Malinovsky

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texts: While working as the best paid agent for the Okhrana, <mask> was also a prominent Bolshevik politician. They called him 'Portnoi'. He was a brilliant orator, tall, red-haired, yellow-eyed and pockmarked, and a gifted leader of men. Plotsk province, Poland, was part of the Russian Empire. His parents died when he was a child. He spent three years in prison for attempted rape and several robberies from 1894-1899. He impersonated a cousin in order to join the prestigious Izmaylovsky Regiment.The Okhrana agent began reporting on fellow soldiers and officers. He was discharged from the army at the end of the war. He joined the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party after finding a job as a lathe operator. He was inclined to support the Mensheviks, who believed in trade union autonomy, rather than the Bolsheviks, who wanted to control the union. He was arrested five times as a union activist, but his Okhrana handler arranged each time for him to be released without suspicion. He moved to Moscow after being exiled from St Petersburg. For the first time, he was awarded a regular salary as a police informer, to supplement his wages as a metal turner, and was instructed by the Okhrana Director to ensure that the different factions of theRSDLP never reconciled.He joined the Bolsheviks. In January 1912, he traveled to the Czech Republic to attend a conference where the break with the Mensheviks was to be decided. He was elected to the Central Committee and chosen to represent the Bolsheviks in the upcoming elections to the Fourth Duma, which he was elected as its most prominent working class deputy in


title: Roman Malinovsky

texts: November 1912. He was the Okhrana's best-paid agent, earning 8,000 rubles a year, 1,000 more than the Director of the Imperial Police. Two of the six members of the Bolshevik group were Okhrana agents. He was a secret agent who helped send several important Bolsheviks to Siberia. During his visit to Krakow in 1912, he was told not to unite with the Mensheviks.To throw any suspicion off of himself, he read a conciliatory speech in the Duma. He attended a meeting of the Central Committee on December 28, 1912. Miron Chernomazov was appointed editor of Pravda as opposed to Stalin's candidate, Stepan Shahumyan. The tsarist regime was determined to keep the RSDLP split, meaning that conciliators and pro-party groups were targeted for sabotage. In January 1913, Menshevik leader Julius Martov denounced <mask> as a spy, but Lenin refused to believe him and stood by him. Tsbaum was the author of the accusing article. Stalin told Lydia and Fedor Dan that they would regret it if the Mensheviks denounced him.Sergo Ordzhonikidze was arrested on April 14, 1912, Yakov Sverdlov was arrested on February 10, 1913, and Stalin was arrested on February 23, 1913. The latter was persuaded to attend the ball by the fact that he had a suit and cravat. The detectives took Stalin and even shouted that they would free him. He warned the police chief in Turukhansk that he had betrayed a plan for Sverdlov and Stalin to escape. He was the only leader of the Bolsheviks who wasn't in exile. After Stalin was arrested in February 1913, he came over to Martov's view and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals


title: Thomas Ellwood

texts: <mask> was an English religious writer. He is remembered for his relationship with John Milton, and some of his writing is still relevant today. <mask> was the son of a rural squire, <mask>, and his wife, Elizabeth Potman. The family lived in London from 1642 to 1646 He attended Lord Williams's School. <mask> became aQuaker after visiting the Penington family. Mary was the widow of Sir William Springett and they lived in London.On a second visit in December 1659, <mask> made acquaintances with Edward Burrough and James Nayler after attending a meeting at a nearby farmhouse. <mask> was impressed by Burrough's preaching and after attending a second meeting he joined the new sect. His father kept his son in the house through the winter of 1660 because he resented his son's conversion. It was not possible to convince <mask> to abandon his new feelings, to take off his hat before his parents, or to address them with other pronouns than "thou" and "thee". At Easter, the Peningtons were able to move him. He attended many meetings. According to his own account, <mask> wrote and printed an attack on the clergy called An Alarm to the Priests.He met George Fox when he visited London. <mask>e was invited by <mask> to attend a meeting at Crowell. Lord Falkland was the lord-lieutenant of the county when Ellwood's letter fell into his hands. He was taken before two justices of the peace at Weston, refused to take the oaths of allegiance and supremacy, and was imprisoned for some months at Oxford in the house of the city marshal. His father tried to keep him away from meetings. In April 1661, the elder <mask> and his two daughters left Crowell to live in London and <mask> sold the beasts on the farm. He

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texts: lived in complete solitude for a while.Many of his friends were in prison. He was arrested for the second time at a meeting of theQuaker at Penington's house. He was immediately arrested as a rogue and vagabond by the watch at Beaconsfield and was held for one night before being released. <mask> went to London to study after he was attacked by the disease. Penington consulted Dr. Paget, who arranged for him to read with a blind poet. <mask> stayed in the vicinity of Milton's house and read to him in Latin. After six weeks of sickness, Ellwood went to Wycombe to recuperate.He was committed to Newgate Prison in December after being arrested again. His plea of illegal imprisonment was overruled. He was released from Bridewell in January. <mask> was a Latin tutor to the Peningtons' young children and managed their estates. He got some ready money after agreeing to the sale of Crowell. The cottage where the poet lived during the Great Plague was hired by Ellwood. He was arrested at a funeral in Amersham and spent a month in a gaol.The manuscript of Paradise Lost was lent to <mask>, who asked what he had to say about it. Paradise Regained was shown to Ellwood when he was in London. Pennington was in prison for nine months in 1665 and 1666, his household was broken up, and <mask> stayed with his students. During the month of March and June, <mask> was imprisoned for attending a meeting at Hedgerley. Mary Ellis was married to <mask> in 1669. He was an influential figure in the Quaker movement because of his close friendship with William Penn and George Fox. He helped George Fox in his attempt to destroy John Perrot, leader of a group of people who refused to wear their hats during worship.He

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title: Thomas Ellwood

texts: was present at the debate between William Penn and Jeremy Ives in 1670. The Conventicle Act became law in July of 1670 and Ellwood was able to take action against two corrupt informers. In 1674 he was involved in a controversy with a Baptist. He attacked William Rogers, who in 1682 ignored the authority of Penn and Fox, and denied their right to control the Quaker community. The account of <mask>'s life stopped in July 1683 when he protested against the injustice of treating meetings as riots. He was threatened with prosecution for seditious libel because he warned the constables to beware of informers. His work A Caution to Constables brought attention to him, and this was in the wake of the Rye House Plot.<mask> was charged by his enemies with absenting himself from his father's funeral. He behaved according to his own account. He lived in retirement at Amersham for the better part of his remaining years, writing constantly against internal divisions in theQuaker ranks, and in 1684 he denounced the heresy of George Keith. He was interested in the history of the Old Testament and edited the journal of his friend, George Fox. In 1707 and 1708 distraints were levied on him. His wife died in April 1708 and he died in March 1714. They were buried in the Friends' burying-place.Forgery no Christianity, The Foundation of Tithes Shaken and two other works were written by <mask>. The Sacred Histories of the Old and New Testaments were written in the 17th century. His best-known work is Davideis, a poem in five books about the life of King David. The History of the Life of <mask> is a valuable historical document. Since 1714, it has been in print. The Epitaph by <mask> is linked to External

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title: Kuk Harrell

texts: "<mask>" <mask> is an American composer, vocal producer, and engineer. He was a member of a production team composed of himself, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart and Terius "The Dream" Nash. Jimmy Iovine, along with partner Tricky Stewart, joined the ranks of Fox's American IDOL in 2011, producing many of the songs performed on television by the contestants. The return of Lopez's album LOVE? was highly anticipated. <mask> was the album vocal producer. He earned his fourth gramophone for the vocal production of a song. One of the co-writers of "Umbrella" is the vocal producer and co-writer of "Only Girl (In the World)".He is a composer and engineer of the song "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" from the album I Am... The majority of the vocals on Mary J. Blige's album Growing Pains were produced by him. "Just Fine", the first single from Growing Pains, earned a nomination for best R&B vocal performance in 2007. One of the most sought after vocal producers in the industry is currently signed to a publishing deal. Before becoming a session musician, he was a vocalist and a drummer in his native Chicago. He became a commercial writer and producer after working for Joy Art Music. After moving to Los Angeles with his writing and production partner, Laney Stewart, he became a touring vocalist and choir director for Promise Keepers.He sang on tracks written and produced by Diane Warren and David Foster. When RedZone Entertainment brought him to Atlanta, he joined his cousins Tricky Stewart and Mark Stewart as a writer, producer, and engineer. Over 25 million records have been sold by RedZone Entertainment, which

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texts: has collaborated with many artists, producers, and composers of note. Mark Stewart talked about the secret weapon in a recent interview. It was a big year for <mask>. His song "Good Girl Gone Bad" and Mary J. Blige's "Growing Pains" were both released this year. "Umbrella" from "Good Girl Gone Bad" and "Just Fine" from "Growing Pains" were both nominated for a grammy in 2007.Wuga Entertainment, an imprint of Interscope, was established by <mask> in this year. The first single from Good Girl Gone Bad, "Umbrella", was released on March 29, 2007. The track had one of the highest digital debuts in the United States since 2003 and was co-written and produced by <mask>. The song was nominated for a record of the year and a song of the year. The song was nominated for Choice Music: Single at the Teen Choice Awards and was honored as one of the most performed pop songs of 2007. "Umbrella" was ranked one of The 10 Best Songs of 2007, by Time magazine. 3.Josh Tyrandiel, a writer for Time magazine, declared "The Sexiest Song of 2007," due to the vocal performance and special talent of the singer. No was where the umbrella was set. 2 was in front of "Irreplaceable" at the end of the year. In the United Kingdom, "Umbrella" broke a record on the UK Singles Chart by debuting at number one on the chart based on digital sales alone, becoming the first chart-topper in the country. During the fourth week of the chart, the single and album both topped the chart. The UK's longest-running number-one single of the 21st century was "Umbrella", which reached a total of ten weeks at number one. There have been seven artists

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title: Kuk Harrell

texts: in the history of the UK Singles Chart to top the chart for ten weeks in a row.By the end of 2007, "Umbrella" had sold 512,730 units, making it her biggest-selling single to date and the second biggest-selling single of the year in the United Kingdom. The British Phonographic Industry certified silver on July 20, 2007. "Umbrella" was number one in Ireland, Poland, Sweden, Belgium, Austria, Norway, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Germany and Spain. The music video was released on the iTunes Store on May 11, 2007, and peaked at number one for eight weeks. On May 1, 2007, it was nominated for five MTV Video Music Awards, including Female Artist of the Year, Video of the Year, and Monster Single of the Year. "Good Girl Gone Bad Live" was nominated for a 2008 grammy for "best long form music video". The track earned a nomination for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.The song "Come To Me (Peace)" was co-written by <mask> and was the majority of the vocals on the album. Growing Pains was certified 2x Platinum by the RIAA. "Just Fine" was a No. 1 single. The Rolling Stones had a song on the list. "Just Fine" was nominated for a grammy in 2008. It was a hit on the charts. There are 22 on the U.S.The Hot 100 and the No. 1 were on the billboard. The American Hot Dance Club Play chart was topped by 13 on the UK Singles chart. This single sold over half a million in the United States alone, and over one million worldwide, making it eligible for gold in the United States. The Best Contemporary R&B album was won by Growing Pains. Chris Brown's vocals were produced and engineered by Exclusive <mask> on the song "You" from

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title: Kuk Harrell

texts: U.S. There are 40 Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Songs in the US.The number 58 is on the US version of the Rhythmic Top 40. Pop 100. The album peaked in the U.S. On the U.S., the number 5 is on the billboard 200. There are a lot of R&B and Hip-Hop albums. On March 10, 2008, Jesse McCartney's "Leavin'" was released. The song was at the top of the charts.It was McCartney's highest debut on the Hot 100. It rose to the top in its second week. 10 is McCartney's biggest chart hit to date. It remained at No. 10 for 3 weeks. The single reached the top of the charts. 1 on the Mainstream Top 40 chart.The pop 100 airplay. "Leavin'" was in the top 20 on the Hot 100 for 20 weeks. The single was certified Platinum in the U.S., and was the most successful single from the album. He was heavily involved in the release of Here I Stand. He co-authored "Moving Mountains" and produced four of the tracks. Here I Stand was released in the United States on May 27, 2008. Almost 1.9 million copies have been sold worldwide.The album sold 443,000 copies in the first week, making it the top selling album of the year. It was the ninth largest album debut of the year. The second single from the album "Moving Mountains" was written and produced by Tricky Stewart. The song reached number 6 in New Zealand and the top 30 in Ireland, Sweden and the UK. "Moving Mountains" reached number 67 on the Hot 100 in the United States. "Trading Places" was the third single to be released on September 9, 2008. The previous single was on the charts.It reached No. 5 on the Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Songs chart. 45 is on the Hot 100. <mask> produced the vocals. "Single


title: Kuk Harrell

texts: Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" is a song on the third studio album by American R&B singer Bey. The album made it to the top of the charts, making it Knowles' third consecutive number-one album. Entertainment Weekly magazine has a list of the 10 best albums of 2008.In the United States, it was the tenth best-selling album. After only being released in the U.S. for 10 weeks, the album was certified 2x Multi-Platinum by the RIAA. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" was written by Christopher Stewart and was one of the first singles. On October 8, 2008, the song "If I Were a Boy" was released to U.S. radio stations. The top spot on the Hot 100 was occupied by the single. The song was ranked number one on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the Best 100 Singles of 2008, and is included in the top ten on lists produced by MTV and Time magazine. It has also been named a song of the year."Single Ladies" is four times Platinum. The first single from Jamie Foxx's new album Intuition, "Just Like Me", was released on November 11, 2008. It peaked at number 19 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. It peaked at No. The number 49 is on the billboard 100. There are five tracks on the album. The album was number three on the U.S. charts.265,000 copies were sold in its first week. It was certified as Platinum on May 27. "Let's Get Excited" is a song from The Alesha Show, the second album from the ex-member of UK garage girl group, Mis-Teeq. The album was released in the UK. The Alesha Show was the UK's top-selling album. It peaked at 26. 11.The third single "Let's Get Excited" was co-written by <mask> and <mask>. In May 2009.

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texts: The 2010 album will be produced by <mask> and Dixon. My World 2.0 is the complete album of my world 2.0 In the US, sales of My World 2.0 have topped two million. The second part of the album was released in March of 2010. According to the latest figures from the Recording Industry Association of America, the album is Justin's first ever multi-Platinum record."I See You" is a pop song by British singer Leona Lewis. The soundtrack album was written and produced by James Horner, Simon Franglen and <mask> <mask> and was used in the highest-grossing film of all time. It was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Original Song at the 67th Golden Globe Awards in 2010, and a Recording Academy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or OtherVisual Media at the 53rd Recording Academy Awards in 2011. It was nominated for an award. The fifth studio album by the singer was released on November 12, 2010. The album was partially recorded during the Last Girl on Earth Tour. The album was number one on the Canadian and Swiss charts.In its first week in the United States, Loud sold 207,000 copies. There were four singles, including the international hit "Only Girl (In the World)". ", and "S&M". The lead single "Only Girl (In the World)" earned it aGrammy Award for Best Dance Recording. The theme song for The Karate Kid is "Never Say Never" by the recording artist, and features raps from the film's star, Jaden Smith. The Music Supervisor for the 3D concert film of the same name was <mask> <mask>. The song was released for download in the United States on June 8, 2010.The song was included on the My

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title: Bess Truman

texts: The first lady of the United States from 1945 to 1953 was <mask>. She was the second lady of the United States from January to April 1945. She and her husband attended the same school when they were children. At the end of her husband's term in 1953, she was relieved to return to Independence because she didn't like the social and political scene in Washington. She has the record for longest-lived First Lady and longest-lived Second Lady. She died in Independence. Margaret Elizabeth Gates was the daughter of George Porterfield Gates and David Willock Wallace and was born on December 5, 1952.She was the daughter of Frank Gates Wallace, George Porterfield Wallace and David Frederick Wallace. As a child, Bess had a reputation for being a manTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia Bess always had more stylish hats than the rest of us did, or she wore them with more style, according to a friend. After his family moved to Independence, <mask> met <mask> and they attended school together until graduation. She attended Miss Barstow's Finishing School for Girls in Kansas City, Missouri after graduating from William Chrisman High School. Bess was not studying literature or the

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title: Bess Truman

texts: French language when she played on the basketball team. One morning in 1903, her father climbed into the family bathtub and killed himself by shooting himself in the head.The cause of his suicide is unknown, with speculation ranging from depression to mounting debts. Bess was able to fulfill many job positions after graduation. She worked at Truman- Jacobsen Haberdashery from 1919 to 1922. She worked for the County Judge in the eastern district of Jackson County, Missouri from 1922 to 1924. Bess was an advisor and aide to the presiding judge of County Court in the eastern district of Jackson County, Missouri from 1926 to 1934. She became Second Lady after working as a Senator advisor. On June 28, 1919, <mask> and <mask> were married.Before World War I, Harry courted <mask>, but she turned him down. <mask> said he intended to propose again, but he wanted to make more money than a farmer. Margaret was born in 1924. The family moved to Washington, DC after <mask> was elected as a Senator. Mrs. <mask> was a member of the Congressional Club, the PEO Sisterhood, the H Street United Service Organization, and the Red Cross. When her husband became Chairman of the Senate Special Committee to Investigate the National Defense Program, she joined his staff as a clerk. Bess wasn't happy when <mask> accepted the role of Vice President.She wanted to return to their life in Missouri, but she was afraid that Roosevelt would die and make her husband the President. Bess found the White House's lack of privacy distasteful. As her husband put it later, she was not interested in the "formalities and pomp or the artificiality which, as we had learned,

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texts: inevitably surround the family of the President." She did what she thought was necessary in order to fulfill her social obligations. The family lived in Blair House when the White House was rebuilt during <mask>'s second term. During the social season when her presence was expected, Mrs. <mask> was not regularly present in Washington. During her time in Washington, Bess held a weekly Spanish language class for her and her friends.Bess's predecessor Eleanor Roosevelt was an activist. Bess only held one press conference after many requests from the media. The questions were written in advance and the written replies were mostly monosyllabic. She said that she wasn't the one who was elected and that she didn't want to give press conferences. I don't have anything to say to the public. Bess said she didn't want her daughter to become president. After her husband left office, she said she wanted to return to Independence.Bess was afraid of public opinion so she didn't interact with the media. She was worried that someone would bring up her father's suicide or that she would be judged for it. Bess was an unofficial advisor to her husband. She didn't tell him what to do as President, but she offered her opinion on matters he was unsure of. <mask> assisted <mask> with his speeches, including his speech on the Truman Doctrine. Bess played an influential role in <mask>'s 1948 campaign, as she reviewed and commented on his work at the end of every day. Bess was the President of the Girl Scouts, the Woman's National Democratic Club, and the Washington Animal Rescue League.She was the Chairman of the American Red Cross. As many First Ladies

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title: Bess Truman

texts: do, Bess never adopted a group or cause to focus on. In 1953, the <mask>s went back to Independence and the family home at 219 North Delaware Street, where the former president worked on building his library and writing his memoirs. Bess recovered after a 1959 mastectomy in which a benign tumor was removed. The first senior citizens to receive Medicare cards were presented to them by Johnson at the Truman Library. In 1961, David Susskind conducted a series of interviews with former President <mask>. After picking <mask> up at his home to take him to the Truman Presidential Library for the interviews over several days, Susskind asked <mask> why he had not been invited into the home.According to presidential historian Michael Beschloss, <mask> said "This is Bess's house" and that there had never been a Jewish guest. At the time of her husband's death in 1972 at the age of 88, she was 87, making them the oldest couple to have occupied the White House. <mask> will be the chairman for the reelection campaign of Eagleton. For the last decade of her life, Bess lived quietly in Independence, being visited by her daughter and grandsons. On October 18, 1982, she died of heart failure at the age of 97, and a private funeral service was held on October 21. She was buried beside her husband in the courtyard of the Truman Library. <mask> <mask> is the longest-lived First Lady in United States history at 97, followed by Nancy Reagan, Lady Bird Johnson, Betty Ford, and Barbara Bush.Carter is still alive. <mask> is the longest living Second Lady in the history of the United States. The original text is based on the White House biography of <mask>

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title: Howard Nusbaum

texts: <mask><mask> is a professor at the University of Chicago and a steering committee member of the Neuroscience Institute. Nusbaum is an expert in cognitive psychology, speech science, and the new field of social neuroscience. Nusbaum studies the cognitive and neural mechanisms that govern spoken language use, as well as language learning and the role of attention in speech perception. He investigates how we understand the meaning of music, and how cognitive and social-emotional processes interact in decision-making. <mask> obtained a B.A. at Brandeis University. In 1976 there was a degree in psychology and computer science. He received a Doctor of Philosophy from the State University of New York in 1981.He joined the University of Chicago in 1986 as a professor after working as a research associate at Indiana University. He was the chair of the psychology department from 1997-2010. The Center for Cognitive and Social Neuroscience is headed by Nusbaum. Anne Henly is the Director of the undergraduate research initiative in psychology at the University of Chicago and she is married to <mask>. They live in Hyde Park with their two Newfoundland boys. Nusbaum's scientific endeavor focuses on cognitive and social neuroscience, with an emphasis on spoken language, because it is one of the primary ways by which humans interact. Understanding the psychological and neural mechanisms that influence the use of language and that guide much of human interaction is the focus of Nusbaum's research.The role of learning and attention and working memory has been emphasized in his work on spoken language processing. Recent

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texts: studies have examined the development of concepts, emotional processing, and social interaction, as well as the mechanisms of speech perception and production. <mask> has looked at the role of sleep in consolidating perceptual learning of speech sounds, the role of gesture in production and comprehension of speech, and how the brain processes audio-visual speech. Understanding the ability of non-human animals to learn language-like structure is one of the current research projects. In the new field of neuroscience, <mask> is involved. He was the principal investigator on several John Templeton grants, which were meant to develop scholarly investigations into the nature, cultivation, benefits and applications of wisdom. There is a lot of mapping between the acoustic patterns and percepts in speech perception research.The acoustic signature of a phoneme changes depending on a number of factors. Despite these sources of variability, how listeners achieve "phonetic constancy" is a mystery. The approach has been to search for invariant cues that have somehow been missed, in order to theorize that there is no lack of invariance problem aside from the fact that researchers have not discovered how to detect invariant cues. Nusbaum assumes that the lack of invariance is real and that the basis for phonetic constancy lies in the processing mechanisms of human speech perception. Nusbaum pioneered the application of cognitive psychological theories of attention and memory to problems in speech perception. He has shown that increased activity in a temporal-parietal network is associated with increased task

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texts: CacioppoDetection of deception is above chance and below perfect. Social Neuroscience, 2, 1-11. Lyons, I.M., Mattarella-Micke, A., Nusbaum, H.C., and Small, S.L. The year 2008. Neural processing of action language is changed by sports experience. The National Academy of Sciences has a journal. Norris, C., Decety, J., Nusbaum, H. C., and Cacioppo are related.In the eye of the beholder, individual differences in perceived social isolation predict brain activity. The Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience is a journal. Hasson, U., Skipper, J. I., Nusbaum, H. C., and Small are related. There is an abstract coding of audiovisual speech. There is a Neuron, 56. Shintel, H., and Nubaums, H. C. Speech has the sound of motion in it.There is a Cognition, 105. Books Schwab, E. C., and Nusbaum, H. C. The book is called (Eds.). Volume 1 of Speech Perception is about pattern recognition by humans and machines. Academic Press was published in New York. C., & Nusbaum, H. C. The book is called (Eds.).Volume 2, visual perception, features pattern recognition by humans and machines. Academic Press was published in New York. <mask>, H. C., and Goodman, J. C. The book is called (Eds.). The transition from speech to words is called speech perception. MIT Press was published in Cambridge in 1994. Cacioppo, J.T., Tassinary, L. G., and Berntson, G.The book is called (Eds.). The Handbook of Psychophysiology has a Methodology Section editor. Cambridge University Press was published in Boston. External links include the University of Chicago Center for Cognitive and Social Neuroscience and the University of Chicago Department of


title: Margaret St. Clair

texts: <mask><mask> was an American fantasy and science fiction writer who wrote under a number of names. <mask> was born in Hutchinson, Kansas. <mask>'s mother was provided for when her father died. <mask>'s childhood was rather a lonely and bookish one. She and her mother moved to California when she was seventeen. After graduating from the University of California, Berkeley, she married a writer. She received a Master of Arts in Greek Classics in 1934.<mask> bred and sold dachshund puppies while living in a hilltop house with a panoramic view in El Sobrante, California. Interviews with people who knew her show that she and her husband were well-traveled, childless by choice, and initiated into Wicca in 1966. He worked as a statistician, social worker, horticulturist, shopfitter, and a laboratory assistant in the University of California at Berkeley Physics Department, as well as publishing numerous short stories and magazine articles. There was a house on the coast near Point Arena where every window had an ocean view. <mask> was with her husband for several years. She spent her final years at Friends House in SantaRosa, California, a lifelong supporter of the American Friends Service Committee. She died in 1995.She first tried her hand at detective and mystery stories, and even the so-called "quality" stories, before finding her niche writing fantasy and science fiction. I don't have any special ambitions to make the pages of the magazines. The slicks lack a genuine folk tradition and the pulps have a balladic quality which they don't. Some 130 short stories were written and published by St. Clair. The Oona and Jick series of eight stories were published from 1947 to 1949 and chronicled the comic misadventures of Oona and Jick. The stories cast a satirical

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texts: look at post-war domestic life with its focus on acquiring labor-saving household devices and "keeping up with the Joneses." The Oona and Jick stories were not popular with fans.The light tone of the stories made readers think I was making fun of them. "The Man Who Sold Rope to the Gnoles", "Brightness Falls from the Air", and "An Egg a month from All Over" were some of the stories she produced in the 1950s. Her knowledge of Greek myth inspired her to write "Mrs. Hawk" in 1950, as well as "The Bird" and "The Goddess". All of St. <mask>'s stories in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction were written under the name Idris Seabright. The Seabright story "Personal Monster" was in the September 1955 issue before the story "Too Many Bears". Three of her stories were adapted for television. Jo Van Fleet played Mrs. Hawk in the 1961 season of Thriller.The 1971 season of Rod Serling's Night Gallery featured segments of "The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes" and "Brenda". The Perfectionist was the basis for the play A Dash of Bitters and was one of the few mysteries written by St. <mask>. She wrote several pieces of fiction and satire for Gentlemen's magazines. Four of the novels were published in the Ace Double series. Sign of the Labrys, set in a vast underground shelter after the world has been depopulated by plagues, featured an overt early use of Wicca elements in fiction. The editor of The Crystal Well said that Sign of the Labrys was an "Occupy classic" and P. Schuyler Miller said that St. <mask> was one of the most unappreciated writers in science fiction. Raymond Buckland said the St. Clairs were "very warm and loving."The trilogy consists of a near-future setting along the coast of Northern California and elements of Wicca. In The Dolphins of Altair,

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title: Margaret St. Clair

texts: dolphins and three humans stage a war on mankind by causing earthquakes and melting polar ice. In The Shadow People, a narrator in Berkeley goes to the Underworld to save his girlfriend. In The Dancers of Noyo, a young male narrator goes on a "Grail Journey" along Highway 101. The last two novels conclude the narrator's quest with an experience of enlightenment. She was aware of her role as a woman in a male-dominated field at the beginning of her career. She wrote an article for Writer's Digest in 1947 about selling stories to the science fiction market.It doesn't seem attractive to a woman at first glance. The Oakland Tribune highlighted St. <mask> as a local author when they asked her to provide a "menu of the future" at the World Science Fiction Convention. The back cover of Sign of the Labrys declared that women are writing science-fiction. Women are closer to the primitive than men. They are aware of the earth's tides. They have a buried memory of humankind's obscure and ancient past which can be used to flavor a novel. <mask>. is such a woman.Is it possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it In his book Partners in Wonder: Women and the Birth of Science Fiction, Eric Leif Davin wrote about St. <mask>'s role as a woman writing science fiction. The <mask><mask> Papers can be found at the University of California. Ramsey Campbell believes that St. <mask> and Jick story, and "The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes" are short stories. A photo of the author Works by <mask><mask> is included in the entry at Worlds Without

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title: N. K. Singh

texts: <mask> was an Indian Administrative Service officer. He served as a Member of Parliament from Bihar for the Janata Dal (United) and is now a senior member of the saffron party. He worked for the Union Expenditure and Revenue Secretary and was a Member of the Planning Commission. He was an officer on the Special Duty to the Prime Minister. He was appointed as the chairman of the Fifteenth Finance Commission of India. He is connected with the India Advisory Committee of London School of Economics and Columbia University, as well as the board of several newspapers. The board of governors of the Management Development Institute was chaired by him.He is the chairman of the review committee set up under the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act. He is thought to be involved in the failed IC-814 response. <mask> was born in Kolkata on January 27, 1941 and went to school in Patna. He studied economics at the Delhi School of Economics. He held the positions of Member, State secretariat, Finance department, under secretary, ministry of commerce, and special assistant to commerce minister. The Bihar State Electricity Board Special Assistant to the former President was the former Minister of Commerce, Steel and Mines. Personal Income Tax rates were brought down from 40 to 30 per cent.Corporate tax rates were reduced apart from merging the customs and excise duty structure. India's import duties were aligned with other emerging markets. The Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme was launched in the same year as the lower tax rates. Hidden wealth of over Rs.33,000 crores or $10 billion was brought back to the economic stream as a result of this. Many want the VDIS scheme to be repeated for domestic and foreign income. He was the Secretary, Task Force on Telecommunications and played a key role in placing a far-reaching reform on deregulation of India's Telecommunication sector. The reform of the telecomm policy was to auction the spectrum bandwidth to the highest bidder.The National Highway Development Project is a member of the Task Force on Infrastructure. <mask> was involved in the planning of the NHDP. One of the flagship schemes of the Indian Government was the Golden Quadrilateral and the North-South and East-West

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texts: corridors. <mask> was elected as a Member of Parliament from Bihar in April 2008, representing the Janata Dal (United). He was a member of several important Parliamentary Committees including the Public Accounts Committee, Committee on Public Undertakings, Committee on External Affairs, Committee on MPLADS, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resource Development, Consultative Committee on Finance and the Parliamentary Forum on Global Warming and Climate Change. He joined the saffron party in the run-up to the general elections after a long association with the saffron party. <mask>. is an author.The New Bihar is a collection of essays on the state's model of development and it sheds light on its achievements. "Not by Alone Reason" is a commentary on Indian political economy, looking at the various reforms pertaining to infrastructure, finance, government policies and Centre-state relations. His first book, "The Politics of Change", gives a glimpse into Indian politics and economy, as well as the realities of coalition politics and international fault lines. The Japanese order is the second highest civilian award given to people with distinguished achievements in the field of international relations, promotion of Japanese culture, development in welfare or preservation of the environment. The Japanese Government bestowed the 2nd class Gold and Silver of the Order of the Rising sun on <mask> <mask>. He is the only Indian in the list. The Government of India formed a Review Committee to evaluate the FRBM Act, 2003 in order to assess its function in the last 12 years.The five-member panel includes a former Finance Secretary, a Chief Economic Adviser, a Reserve Bank of India Governor, and a National Institute of Public Finance and Policy Director. <mask>. Recommendations to pave the way forward are part of the committee's mandate. The ambit includes the feasibility of fiscal deficit range and aligning fiscal change with credit change analysis. In the recorded conversations, <mask> <mask> is heard saying that he got the order of the speakers changed to give an edge to Reliance Industries. N.K<mask> said his advocacy was for energy security.External links Mr. <mask> <mask> is India's supercrat and A K Rai is the new

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title: François Pinault

texts: <mask> was born in 1936 and is a French billionaire businessman. <mask> started his business in the timber industry. The company became public in 1988 and changed its name to PPR. At the end of 1999, PPR moved towards luxury and fashion. In 2003 he passed on the management of his companies to his son Franois-Henri. Pinault has a large contemporary art collection. <mask> was born on August 21, 1936 in Les Champs-Géraux, a commune in the north of Brittany in the west of France.His father was a timber trader. <mask> began his career working for his family's timber business in the rural French countryside. He dropped out of school at the age of 16 because the upper-class children teased him because of his rural accent. He joined the military during the Algerian war. He sold the family business after his father's death. He married Louise Gautier in 1962. They had three children.In 1970, <mask> married Maryvonne Campbell, an antique trader who introduced him to the world of art. His first art purchases were during this time period. Pinault started his first business with the help of his family and a bank loan. The business grew. The group bought several companies that were facing bankruptcy and relaunched them. Pinault SA went public on the Paris stock exchange. Pinault started to invest in retail companies.He bought a majority stake in several stores, including Printemps, La Redoute, and Fnac. The company was renamed Pinault-Printemps-Redoute in 1993. <mask> shifted his group towards the luxury industry by the end of the century. Pinault-Printemps-Redoute bought a 42% stake in the Gucci Group for $3 billion in 1999. The British fashion house Alexander McQueen was purchased by <mask> in 2001. Franois-<mask>

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title: François Pinault

texts: took over the management of his father's companies. Franois-<mask> continued to consolidate the luxury business with new brand acquisitions.The company changed its name to Kering. The group's sales increased by 26.3% over the previous year. The <mask> family's investments were managed by Groupe Artémis. Artémis is controlled by <mask> and his family and has vineyards inBordeaux,Bourgogne, andVosne-Romanée. Artémis bought the news magazine Le Point in 1997, the auction house Christie's in 1998, and the luxury cruise company Ponant in 2015. <mask> has owned the Rennes football club since 1998. <mask>'s first significant painting was Cour de ferme by Paul Sérusier.He collected art from the 20th century before following contemporary artists. The collection has around 5,000 works. <mask> had a plan to build a major contemporary art museum on the le Seguin in the Paris suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt. The architect was assigned to design the building. He canceled the project in 2005. He bought the Palazzo Grassi in Venice. The historical building was renovated by Tadao Ando.The first exhibition of the Pinault Collection was held at the Palazzo Grassi. The Pinault Collection won the tender for the Punta della Dogana, which had been abandoned for 30 years, adding 5,000 m2 to the Palazzo Grassi spaces in Venice. The historical site reopened to the public in June 2009. The renovation and transformation of the Teatrino, an open-air theatre in ruins, was the third chapter of <mask>ult and the city of Paris announced their plan to turn the Bourse de commerce in the center of Paris into a new, Pinault Collection- branded, contemporary art museum. The historic building was transformed by the architect.The opening was

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texts: supposed to take place in the spring of 2020. The new opening date is May 2021. In addition to the exhibitions organized in its own museums, Pinault Collection organizes off-site exhibitions in France and around the globe. The Moscow Garage Museum of Contemporary Art has shown the Pinault Collection. 2012: Paris Conciergerie (Triple Tour) and 2015: Essen Folkwang Museum. Pinault launched an artist residency program in Northern France. The NeM architecture agency renovated a former rectory.The artist residence opened in 2015. The American artists were the first to be selected. The Brazilian artist Luca Arrada was in residency for two years, followed by the Belgian artist Edith Dekundt. The artists are selected by the Pinault Collection. <mask> immediately financed the reforestation project after a fire in the Paimpont forest in Brittany. The islands in Brittany were affected by the oil spill in 2000 and he provided financial assistance. <mask> made a significant contribution to the restoration of Victor Hugo's house.The <mask> family made a 100 million euro donation after the Notre Dame de Paris fire. According to Forbes, <mask> had a net worth of $43.4 billion. <mask> is the 26th richest person in the world with an estimated wealth of US$53 billion. The most influential personality in the art world was named by Art Review magazine in 2011. Franois <mask> traveled from Ile Seguin to Punta Della Dogana. David Anfam spoke about Mondadori Electa. Where are we going?There are selections from the Francois Pinault Collection. Kering people births 1936 Living people French company founders French billionaires French military personnel of the Algerian War People from Ctes-d'Armor 20th-century French business

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title: Weeratunge Edward Perera

texts: <mask> was born in 1898 and died in 1982. During the occupation of Teluk Anson by the Imperial Japanese Army in World War II, he brought some semblance of peace to the area. Water, electrical supplies, medical services and governance were restored to Telok Anson after it was invaded by Japanese forces following the withdrawal of the British forces to Singapore. During the Malayan emergency that followed the surrender of the Japanese, he was responsible for restarting and extending the Anglo Chinese School. He was the first non Methodist post war principal of the Anglo Chinese School in Telok Anson and was also responsible for the first teachers housing cooperative in Malaya. W. E<mask> was born in Telok Anson, Perak, to Weeratunge Charles and his wife. After accepting the permanent position as Head Guard of the railway between Teluk Anson and Tapah, his father became the Chief Inspector, Permanent Ways, of the Malayan Railways.He and his siblings were raised in Seremban, Negri Sembilan, where his father was transferred. W. E<mask> moved to Penang to finish his Cambridge Junior exams. While living in Prai, Penang with his parents, he continued his studies after passing the local government school exams. During the height of World War I, he passed his Senior Cambridge Certificate exams on a second try. The First World War came to Malaya on October 28, 1914. As he describes in his memoirs, W E <mask> was a member of the Cadet Corps and through his friend Pertha Singh, befriended all the petty officers of the local guarding regiment frequently meeting with them in "one famous bar in those days",

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texts: Penang. The locals were sympathetic to the Germans during the early part of World War I.After leaving school, his father arranged for him to join the Government service as an apprenticeship under the Chief Clerk of the Railway Traffic office and later the Lands Office in Teluk Anson. W. E<mask> learned to speak the Malay language here. His father disapproved of his application to join the Army in India with volunteers from Malaya. When the Armistice was signed, his departure was delayed and then canceled. He lived in his own quarters and studied psychology, parapsychology, athletics and even music after being transferred to Batu Gajah. He completed a teaching degree and a course in bookkeeping after passing his clerical exams. W. E<mask> was employed by the Rev.W. E. Horley taught at the Methodist High School. He was able to continue his career as a teacher because he saved enough money to invest in coconut and rubber plantations. He was able to pursue various social activities, like helping organize the Boy Scouts of Lower Perak and the Methodist Youth Fellowship, Telok Intan. Telok Ansen is a multi-racial, secular social club that he created in 1922. He met many influential people from various social and ethnic groups, including the Japanese, Chinese, Eurasians, Indians, Europeans, Malays and the Royalty of Teluk Anson. They had 10 children in the years 1930 to 1947. The Japanese Air Force conducted air bombing raids on Telok Anson during the war in Malaya.Despite being told to leave Teluk Anson by the British district officer, W. E<mask> came out of hiding to help the unfortunate victims. At

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texts: that time, he was a volunteer in the St John's Ambulance and had received training as a medical unit supervisor. In one of his birthday messages, he said that he was not affected by the atrocities of the Japanese soldiers or the Communists but he was not immune to other factions which he thought were war opportunists. The Indian National Army health officer rebuked W. E<mask> for only giving 5 Japanese dollars for their movement. W. E<mask> was branded a traitor and arrested in the Kempeitai jail. His friends who worked for the Japanese protested his innocence and he was released after a few hours. During the war, a number of people lived with the family of W. E<mask> for protection against persecution by the Japanese, Communists and for economic reasons.Mr Neoh Ban Soon and family, Mr James Ranatunge and family, Mrs Rosie Shoemarker and family, Mrs Loveridge and six former members of the auxiliary armed force were included. W. E<mask> sold some of his properties to purchase food. A number of people were saved from being executed. When the Malayan Emergency was declared after the surrender of the Japanese at the end of World War II, life in Telok Anson was still difficult. W. E<mask> was appointed Principal of the school when the missionaries arrived. He created a new high school with a laboratory for science teaching as an extension of ACS, Teluk Anson by getting his friend Mr V. Kn. Kannappa Mudtiar wanted to dispose of a five-acre block of rubber land which he owned next to the Rajaa's Istana for a low price.Donations from the Missionaries, various guilds and associations, as well as sizeable

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texts: contributions from Raja Musa the then Raja Muda of Perak, led to the construction of the school. The first housing society for teachers of a school in Malaya was started by W.<mask>. After refusing to have it named after him, he sought loans, land, houses, and created a housing estate named after him. Governor Mc Gillivray opened this estate. Not one to rest on his laurels, W. E<mask> refused to accept any offers of honours or awards from the Sultan of Perak for his community service during the war. He refused the recommendation for an award from the governor of the British Empire. "The people have requested that it be bestowed upon you", General Sir Gerald Templer said when he offered it again.retirement keeping to his desire to retire in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor so that his children could have better work and social opportunities In 1965, he settled in Kuala Lumpur. He studied Asian philosophy and was involved in the establishment of the Brickfields Buddhist Temple as well as volunteering in the schools for the underprivileged. He taught Buddhist philosophy at the local university and had discussions with visiting and resident Theravada Buddhist monks. He mentors K. Sri Dhammananda, Ananda Mangala and Henepola Gunaratana. W. E<mask> was due to have a pacemaker, but he died from a massive heart attack. After being the first voluntary worker with the blind to pledge his eyes, his eyes were donated to the eye bank and successfully transplanted into two recipients.His ashes were dispersed in the Straits of Malacca after his funeral. There were 1898 births and 1982 deaths of Malaysian people of Sri

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title: Harriet Miers

texts: <mask> was the White House Counsel to Bush from 2005 to 2007. From 2001 to 2003 she was the White House Staff Secretary and from 2003 to 2005 she was the White House deputy chief of staff for policy. Bush withdrew his nomination of Miers to be an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States because of bipartisan opposition. <mask> became a partner in the litigation and public policy group at Locke Lord after returning to private practice. Miers moved to Washington, D.C. in 2001 to work in the Bush Administration after spending most of her life in Dallas. She describes herself as a Texan through and through. <mask> and his wife, the former Erma (Sally) Grace Richardson, have five children.Miers graduated from Dallas high school in 1963. Miers wanted to become a teacher. The economic plight of her family was so bad that she almost dropped out in her freshman year, but she was able to find part-time work that put her through college. Her father had a stroke. Miers was inspired to enter law school after a lawyer helped organize her family's finances. Miers received a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a Juris Doctor degree from Southern Methodist University. Miers worked as a clerk for Belli, Ashe, Ellison, Choulos & Lieff in the summer of 1969 after graduating from law school.Miers was studying the law. Robert Lieff was a partner in the Belli firm and later the founder of the Lieff Cabraser firm. In a 2005 interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Lieff stated that Miers "saw what we did for people who needed to get a lawyer and were only able to get a lawyer by a contingent fee." <mask> was a law clerk for the Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. She was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1970 and the DC bar in 1997. In the late 1990s, while <mask> was on the advisory board for Southern Methodist University's law school, she helped create and fund a Women's Studies lecture series named after Louise B. Raggio, who was a mentor to Miers. Raggio and <mask> were

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texts: friends since <mask> was a student at Southern Methodist University.<mask> was one class behind Raggio's son at SMU, and Raggio became a mentor for <mask>, who later served as an advisor to <mask> during the Texas Bar race. Raggio was interested in having a woman president. She was a woman with a big firm behind her. She was supported by women's groups because they wanted to show that she was competent. <mask> worked for a Dallas law firm before it merged with another firm. She was the first female lawyer hired by the firm. In 1999, she became the co-managing partner of a legal business with more than 400 lawyers.The firm was accused of having aided a client in defrauding investors in a lawsuit that was settled in 2000. Miers denied liability in connection with its representation of Erxleben, according to the Class Action Reporter. Miers said that it was in the best interest of the firm to resolve the matter. Microsoft and the Walt Disney Company were some of the clients she represented as a commercial litigator. <mask> was the first female president of the Dallas Bar Association. <mask> was the first woman to head the State Bar of Texas. She was the Board of Editors for the American Bar Association Journal from 1989 to 1998.The ABA's Commission on Multi-Jurisdictional Practice was chaired by <mask>. <mask> was elected to a two-year term as an at-large member of the Dallas City Council in 1989. Miers's at-large seat became a single-district seat after a restructure of the city council. Miers met George W. Bush in January 1989 at an annual Austin dinner affair. <mask>'s date, Nathan Hecht, made the introduction. <mask> was general counsel for Bush's transition team when he was first elected Governor of Texas. She was a lawyer in Bush's 2000 presidential campaign.While head of the State Bar of Texas, <mask> joined an unsuccessful effort to have the American Bar Association maintain its neutrality on abortion. At its 1990 annual meeting in Chicago, the ABA adopted abortion neutrality after strong opposition by the State

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texts: Bar of Texas to a pro-choice position. The issue was pending before the ABA assembly by the summer of 1992, at its annual meeting in San Francisco. <mask> supported ABA abortion neutrality in San Francisco. At the San Francisco meeting, the ABA Assembly and House of Delegates voted to take a pro-choice rights position, and the state bar of Texas dropped its plans to ask the ABA's policy-making body to hold a referendum of the group's 370,000 members on the issue. Since September 1994, <mask> has contributed to the campaigns of various Republicans, including Kay Bailey Hutchison, Phil Gramm, and Pete Sessions, with recorded contributions to Republican candidates and causes totaling nearly $12,000. During the 1980s, her political history shows support for the Democrats, with recorded contributions to Democratic candidates and causes, including the Democratic National Committee, the Senate campaign of Lloyd Bentsen and the 1988 presidential campaign of Al Gore, totaling $3,000.In 1988 she donated to a Democratic cause. She was said to be a "conservative Democrat" by Ed Gillespie. Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell announced that <mask> was coming back. <mask> has registered with the United States Department of Justice as an agent for the Pakistan Peoples Party and the Embassy of Pakistan. <mask> was appointed to chair the Texas Lottery Commission by George W. Bush. Miers reform the commission after a previous corruption scandal. Her tenure was criticized.The commission under <mask> fired the executive director five months after he was hired. The contract to operate the lottery was held by the politically connected GTech Corporation, which obtained the contract with the help of a former Lieutenant Governor of Texas. The director began an investigation into whether GTech had made illegal campaign contributions or owed the commission millions of dollars for violating its contract. He said that <mask> ordered him to stop the investigation. He brought a lawsuit that he was fired in order to make sure that GTech kept its contract.

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texts: According to Texans for Public Justice, GTech paid $300,000 to settle the suit. <mask> left the lottery commission a year before her term ended.She said her resignation had nothing to do with lagging sales in the system's biggest game, but rather that she wanted to allow her successor time to prepare for rebidding the lottery's primary operator contract. There were rumors that Bush would appoint <mask> to the position of Attorney General. This was possible because of her many appointments and her role as Bush's personal attorney. William French Smith was Ronald Reagan's personal attorney. John Ashcroft became Attorney General because <mask> was not chosen. During the first two years of Bush's presidency, <mask> was the assistant to the president and staff secretary. She opposed the 2001 decision to stop cooperating with the ABA rating of judicial nominees.She was the deputy chief of staff for policy. In November 2004, Bush named her to the post of White House Counsel, the chief legal adviser for the Office of the President. <mask> is said to be one of Bush's closest friends and appears to give effusive praise to the President. According to David Frum, <mask> said Bush was the best Governor she had ever met and that he was the most brilliant man she had ever met. She stated that Bush's personal qualities make a brighter future for our nation and people all around the world possible. On June 2, 2005, <mask> gave a speech to the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce. On July 1, 2005, Supreme Court Justice O'Connor announced her intention to retire after the confirmation of a successor.<mask> was appointed head of the search committee. John Roberts was nominated by Bush to replace O'Connor. The Chief Justice died of cancer several weeks later. Roberts was nominated by Bush to fill the Chief Justice position. On September 29, the Senate confirmed Roberts. Bush considered nominating <mask> as O'Connor's successor because of bipartisan suggestions that the nominee should come from outside the appellate court system. Several

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texts: commentators compared this to the 2000 election, when Dick Cheney was selected as Bush's running mate.On October 3, 2005, Bush nominated <mask> to serve as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, saying, "<mask>ers will be the type of judge I said I would nominate: a good conservative judge." <mask>'s nomination was criticized because of her lack of intellectual rigor, her close personal ties to Bush, and her lack of a clear record on issues likely to be encountered as a Supreme Court justice. Conservative groups normally considered part of Bush's political base were planning to mount an organized opposition campaign against her. Miers was ill-prepared and ignorant when she met with the Senate Judiciary Committee after her nomination. Senator Tom Coburn told her that she was going to have to say something. It was difficult for Miers to explain basic constitutional law concepts. At her Texas law firm, Miers was more of a manager than a litigation expert.White House lawyers said that Miers was "less an attorney than a law firm manager and bar association president." In an unprecedented move, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter and ranking Democrat Patrick Leahy also requested that Miers re-do some of her answers to the questionnaire submitted to her by the Committee, noting that her responses were "inadequate", "insufficient", and "insult Miers denied that she had communicated the pro-choice position to Arlen Specter. Many court rulings have found that legislative and other districts of equal population violate the equal protection clause, but the right to proportional districts is not explicitly mentioned in the United States Constitution. In private meetings with senators, Miers received an unfavorable response. Republican Senators Lindsey Graham and Sam Brownback drafted a letter asking the President's office to turn over legal memos and briefs written by Miers in order to understand her views on political matters. The memos were protected by executive privilege, that the White House was not required

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texts: to turn them over, and that Miers could refuse to deliver the memos.Miers used this request as part of their exit strategy. In her letter withdrawing her nomination, she pointed to the senators' request for confidential documents as potentially damaging to the executive branch's independence. Confirmation hearings for Miers were announced on November 7, 2005. "If you were to hold the vote today, she would not get a majority, either in the Judiciary Committee or on the floor," Schumer said. However, speaking on CBS News' Face the Nation the same day, committee chair Specter said that most senators were waiting for the hearings before making a decision. Miers asked Bush to withdraw her nomination because she thought it would be a burden for the White House. President Bush stated that the Senate's interest in internal White House documents would undermine a president's ability to receive candid counsel and that he had reluctantly accepted her request.<mask> was the first Supreme Court nominee to withdraw since Douglas H. Ginsburg in 1987. On October 31, 2005, Bush nominated Samuel Alito for the seat. On January 31, 2006 the Senate confirmed Alito. <mask> resigned as White House Counsel on January 4, 2007. When Bolten became President Bush's chief of staff in April 2006 he pressed for <mask>'s resignation, but Bush rejected the idea. When Democrats won a majority of both chambers of Congress in the 2006 elections, Bolten asked for her departure, arguing that the president needed an aggressive lawyer and increased staff for the Office of Legal Counsel to fend off congressional inquiries and subpoenas. <mask> resigned on January 4, 2007, and left on January 31, 2007.<mask> rejoined her previous firm in April 2007, and became a partner in its litigation and public policy group. She has offices in Austin, Dallas, and Washington, D.C. Locke Lord is the firm's new name. The Office of the Counsel to the President and the Department of Justice should work together to replace a limited number of US attorneys. Attorneys said that

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texts: limiting the number of attorneys targeted for removal and replacement would make the system more stable. In March 2007, the White House suggested that the plan came from <mask>, who had left the White House in January 2007, before the dismissal received public attention. The dismissals have led to Congressional investigations.On June 13, 2007, the Senate and House Judiciary Committees issued subpoenas to Miers and to Sara M. Taylor, asking them to produce documents and appear before the committees to testify about what role, if any, both may have. The Senate Judiciary Committee requested that Miers appear on July 11, 2007. The White House insisted that no past or present White House officials would be allowed to testify under oath and that private interviews would not be allowed. The White House terms were unacceptable to the chairs of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees. The Senate Judiciary Committee subpoenaed the White House in order to get a response on the firing of several U.S. attorneys, according to Arlen Specter. Bush ordered Miers not to appear before Congress. On July 25, 2007, the House Judiciary Committee voted 22–17 to cite Miers for contempt for her failure to appear before the committee in response to its subpoena.On February 14, 2008, the full House of Representatives voted to cite her for contempt. Many Republicans walked out of the chamber in protest, deriding the priorities of the speaker in calling the vote, as opposed to a vote on a surveillance bill. On March 4, 2009, <mask> and Karl Rove agreed to testify before Congress about the firings of U.S. attorneys. <mask> is friends with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and former Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman. Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan Hecht has known her for 25 years. Hecht was an unofficial spokesman for Miers after she was nominated to the Supreme Court. She became an evangelical Christian after a long discussion with her colleague at the firm, Hecht.There were unsuccessful nominations to the Supreme Court of the

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title: Zafar Futehally

texts: The Newsletter for Birdwatchers was a periodical that helped birdwatchers around India to communicate their observations, and the secretary of the Bombay Natural History Society was <mask>. In 1981 and 1983, <mask> was honoured with the Order of the Golden Ark and the Karnataka Rajyotsava award. <mask> was born in Andheri in 1920. The family lived at the property. N. Futehally & Co., one of the first Indian companies to deal in the export of cotton to and import of textiles from Japan, was established on this land. The family moved to Kobe in Japan in 1924 to run the company branch and returned to India in 1927. Futehally studied economics in Bombay.He graduated with a BA in economics and political science in 1941, but didn't get selected for the public service commission after going through several interviews. He was offered work at his brother's company in 1942. In 1985 the Futehally brothers were removed from the board of the company. Badruddin Tyabji was the president of the Indian National Congress and was a distant cousin of Zafar's maternal grandfather. On December 19, 1943, <mask> was married to Laeeq <mask>, a niece of Salim Ali. They had three children, a son, a daughter and a granddaughter. The biographies of Romulus Whitaker and Salim Ali were written by Zai.Shama was the author of two novels, "Tara Lane" and "Reaching Bombay Central". After moving to Bangalore in 1972, <mask> lived in the Palace orchards area for a while before moving to a farm house on the outskirts of Bangalore. While writing a column for the Deccan Herald, Laeeq took her skills in gardening and landscaping. A dacoit attack in 1987 at their home in Dodda Gubbi forced the couple to move to Kodaikanal with their daughter for four years before returning to live in Koramangala in Bangalore. They worked with the Palani Hills Conservation Council. He moved back to Kihim after leaving Bangalore. He died of a bronchial infection at his home in Kihim.He was cremated according to his wishes. In 1944, a couple was invited to a camp by Salim Ali, who was running a

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title: Zafar Futehally

texts: bird survey. Futehally joined Salim on camps. The editor of the Times of India asked the author of the poorly written article if he could write for the newspaper on birds. Birdwatcher's Diary ran for thirty years and was second in longevity to the column of Madhaviah Krishnan. Radio shows became popular because of this. The Indian Committee for Cultural Freedom led by Minoo Masani was partly sponsored by the CIA.The Newsletter for Birdwatchers was founded in 1959 by <mask>. <mask> was a member of the executive committee of the Bombay Natural History Society until 1973, when he moved to Bangalore. The Vice President resigned due to a dispute between the two men. The WHO was interested in the study of Kyasanur forest disease in 1959 and it was suggested that the disease was being carried by migratory birds. The project was headed by Salim Ali. Alfred helped train them in mist nets and other handling techniques. For many years, the "Newsletter" was mimeographed and distributed to subscribers in India and outside.The entire issue was printed after the covers were printed. An essay style of writing was encouraged by the newsletter and some authors like Ramachandra Guha were able to publish in it. Birdwatchers interested in the India region like the Newsletter for Birdwatchers. Large-scale collaborative studies on birds were pioneered by the newsletter. He became a member of the executive board of the IUCN in 1966. He was awarded the Order of the Golden Ark in 1980 and the Karnataka Rajyotsava award in 1983. In 1973, <mask> was a member of the committee that was set up to study the impact of a dam on the river Kuntipuzha which threatened to destroy the forests of the Silent Valley region.During the early years of Project Tiger, he was a steering group member. The Bangalore Environment Trust was founded in 1987 by Futehally. The organization was interested in the preservation of lakes and trees. The first few issues of the 2004 Newsletter for Birdwatchers were guest edited, however this led to differences between the guest editors and the

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title: Zafar Futehally

texts: publisher, leading to a break up of the Newsletter. He became an editor for Indian Birds after launching a new newsletter. He was able to lobby for action because of his position at the BNHS and the World Wildlife Fund. The establishment of Karnala bird sanctuary in Raigad was helped by his letters to the government.He was a supporter of the project that proposed to study tigers in India. The project met with a lot of resistance, with some suggesting that Indians could conduct their own studies on their own. The refusal of the Indian government to permit Smithsonian research was influenced by Ripley's past in the OSS and politics related to the PL 480 grants in India. <mask>, who was in WWF- India, was criticized for his support because the WWF international did not support the proposal. The WWF-US president, C. R. Gutermuth, was overthrown by Ripley because he had taken up a conflicting position as president of the National Rifle Association. The tiger tracking project was funded by WWF-US but only in Nepal. He continued to write about the issues in Bangalore.Private hoteliers and water-based entertainment companies were given the lakes within the city. The role of government in public welfare was opposed by many citizens. The view that private enterprise could be welfare-oriented was held by <mask> Futehally. Many popular articles were written by <mask>. One of his early publications inspired an Indian poet to write a poem. He was the editor of the Newsletter for Birdwatchers as well as the founder and editor. Many scientific observations were made in the articles but they were selected for their ease of reading.An anthology of writings by Indian birdwatchers, "India through its birds", was published in 2007. His memoirs, The Song of the Magpie Robin, were published posthumously. The Song of the Magpie Robin was written by Futehally. Rupa Publications is in New Delhi. Scans of old issues of the Newsletter for Birdwatchers can be found in the External links. Indian Express, New Delhi, 31 August, 1920 births and deaths of Indian

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title: Stephen Dodson Ramseur

texts: <mask> was a Confederate general in the American Civil War who was the youngest in the army. Lee was impressed by his actions at Chancellorsville, where his brigade took 50% casualties. He routed the Union brigade on the first day of Gettysburg, though his superiors did not authorize further pursuit. <mask> was mortally wounded at Cedar Creek in the Valley campaign. <mask> used to be called "Dod" by intimate friends. He was the son of Jacob Able and <mask>. He was a cousin to two future Confederate generals.<mask> studied mathematics at Davidson College under Daniel Harvey Hill, a future Confederate general. He was commissioned a second lieutenant and assigned to the 3rd and 4th U.S. after graduating from the United States Military Academy. The war was just about to start. He believed in slavery and hated the Northerners when he entered West Point. <mask> joined the Confederate States Army in Alabama but transferred to the 10th North Carolina Militia after North Carolina became a state. He was the lieutenant colonel of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry. He was out of service for a while after breaking his collarbone when he was thrown from his horse.The start of the Peninsula Campaign was commanded by <mask>. On April 12, 1862, John B. Magruder was elected colonel of the 49th North Carolina Infantry. <mask> was wounded in the right arm at the Battle of Malvern Hill, where he led a futile charge against the Union defense. <mask> recuperated after his arm was mangled and paralyzed. After the Battle of Antietam, he returned as commander of a brigade of four North Carolina regiments. The division was headed by

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title: Stephen Dodson Ramseur

texts: Gen. Robert E. Rodes. Jackson's corps.He became the youngest general in the Confederate army at the age of 25 when he was promoted to brigadier general. <mask> had missed a lot of battles, but Gen. Robert E. Lee was impressed by his performance. <mask>'s was the lead brigade in Jackson's famous flank march against the Union right in the Battle of Chancellorsville. J.E.B. is a general. Stuart, in temporary command of the corps after Jackson was mortally wounded, ordered three cheers for the brigade's aggressive assault and recommended that <mask> be promoted to major general. <mask>'s performance was overly aggressive because his brigade moved out in front of the other brigades too quickly and became exposed. They needed reinforcements from the neighboring brigade to help them consolidate their gains.More than 50% of his brigade were killed in the battle. He was wounded in the leg on the following day. <mask>'s brigade was one of five that attacked the right flank of the Union I Corps in the Battle of Gettysburg. <mask> started in reserve. They are Gens. He had to move forward to keep the assault from petering out. Rather than repeating their direct assaults, he swung around to the left and hit the defenders in the back, driving them back through the town.The assault was not as difficult because the Union defenders had only one brigade in position instead of two. <mask> was upset when he was told to stop chasing his opponent at the foot of Cemetery Hill. The last fighting at Gettysburg for <mask> took place just northwest of Cemetery Hill and the rest of the Army of Northern Virginia retreated to Virginia.

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title: Stephen Dodson Ramseur

texts: <mask> and Ellen E. "Nellie"Richmond spent three months together in the winter in the Confederate army. <mask> was once again kept in reserve because of The Wilderness In the Wilderness. <mask>'s brigade was smashed into by Maj. Gen. Ambrose Burnside's IX Corps on May 7, 1864. Lee and Ewell wrote about their admiration for the attack that drove the troops back over a half mile.After the attack on the Mule Shoe, his brigade retaliated at Spotsylvania Court House. Desperate hand-to-hand fighting, some of the most intense of the war, lasted for over 20 hours. He was shot from his horse in the arm, but refused to leave the field. Major General <mask> assumed command. The general took over from Ewell after Spotsylvania. He became the youngest major general in the Confederate Army when he was promoted to major general on June 1, 1864. The first division to intercept Grant was at Cold Harbor.<mask> and the rest of Early's corps were sent by Lee to the Valley Campaigns in June of 1864 to draw Union forces away from Petersburg. After conducting a long and successful raid down the Valley, they reached the outskirts of Washington, D.C. before turning back. Grant sent Maj. Gen. Philip Sheridan to drive Early from the Valley. The Confederates were defeated at the Battle of Opequon in September of 1864. <mask> cried openly and blamed his men for the retreat after his division was routed by the Union. His colleague was killed. In a surprise attack a month later, Early routed two thirds of the Union army at the Battle of Cedar Creek, but his troops were hungry and exhausted and fell out of their ranks to pillage the Union

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texts: camp; Ramseur managed to corral a few hundred soldiers.The assault was held off for an hour and a half. <mask> was mounted conspicuously on horseback and drew a lot of fire. He was shot in the arm and his horse was shot out. A second horse was also killed. He was struck in the lungs on his third horse and fell to the ground. The following day, <mask> <mask> died in Virginia. His last words were to his wife, "I die a Christian and hope to meet her in heaven."Ramseur heard about the birth of a baby girl the day before the battle. He is buried in a cemetery near where he was born. The town of Ramseur in eastern North Carolina is named in honor of <mask> <mask>. <mask>'s death is marked by a monument on the battlefield. Henry A. Dupont, his friend from West Point, was present at Cedar Creek and later described his death bed scene. If the South had won the Civil War, <mask> was one of several prominent people who would have fought for the abolition of slavery in an independent Confederacy. General <mask> is a significant character until his death at the end of the book.Civil War High Commands is a list of American Civil War generals. Sifakis is the author of the book "STANFORD University Press". Who were in the Civil War? Larry Tagg wrote a book about facts on file. The generals were in Gettysburg. Savas Publishing was in Campbell, CA. The lives of the Confederate commanders.Louisiana State University Press was published in 1959. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press. Confederate States Army major generals, United States Military Academy alumni, and American Fire-Eaters were killed in the American

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title: Alimirah Hanfare

texts: Sultan <mask> died in 2011. He took the throne after his uncle. <mask> was the senior spiritual and cultural leader of the Afar people and was the Sultan of the suzerain. Significant progress was made towards modernising agriculture amongst the pastoral Afar under his rule. Sultan <mask> was targeted by the new socialist regime because of his support for the deposed emperor. The Sultan fled the country when the Derg attempted to capture him in a bloody raid on Asaita, and later established the Afar Liberation Front to resist the government and defend the Afar's rights to their land. The Sultan supported the efforts of the Ethiopia People's Revolutionary Democratic Front when he returned to Ethiopia after the Derg's overthrow in 1991.Relations quickly soured over the issue of Afars in Eritrea, which the Sultan wanted to remain part of an Afar region within Ethiopia. The Sultan's marginalisation from politics of the new Afar Region was caused by this. <mask> <mask> succeeded his father, <mask>, on April 24, 2011. <mask> was a leader of the Afar people and was admired by many people in Ethiopia for his patriotism and support for Ethiopia. The area of the village of Fursi is divided between the Amhara Region and the Afar Region. He was said to have been born in 1919, but at his death he was said to be 95 years old. <mask> Aydahis was the father of the youngest of three children, with two older sisters, Fatima and Medina.His grandfather, Mahammad ibn Hanfere, was the Sultan of Aussa from 1862 to 1901 and defeated an Egyptian force that tried to invade Ethiopia. His father was killed while his mother was pregnant with <mask>, and she herself died when <mask> was young, leaving him to be raised by his older sister, Fatima. Fatima married Fitawrari, an important leader of the Aussa, second only to the Sultan. The transport of goods between the port of Assab and the capital of Ethiopia by camel caravans made the man wealthy and he also had a close friendship with the future Haile

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title: Alimirah Hanfare

texts: Selassie I. Sultan Muhammad agreed to not resist the Italians in exchange for being allowed to have their own way of life. When the Aussas went to Rome in 1939 they visited the imprisoned Leul Imru Haile Selassie, who they helped financially and begged to be released. After Ethiopia's liberation in 1941, Yayyo and <mask> captured over a thousand Italian soldiers and brought them to Ethiopia to commemorate the Emperor's return.It was against the wishes of Sultan Mohammed, who wanted to leave their troops alone, that the actions of Yayyo and <mask> strengthened their friendship with Haile Selassie. Sultan Mohammed wanted the Aussa Sultanate to be under the control of the British. The rift between the two was caused by the fact that Yayyo said "Our emperor is back, the white people were defeated," causing Sultan Mohammed to dismiss him. In 1944, Yayyo was called to join the Sultan after prayers. After expressing his thoughts to the Emperor, Yayyo fled to Ethiopia. While both agreed that the Sultan should be removed, Yayyo felt that he would not be accepted by the Afars as Sultan as he did not come from the senior Aydahisso branch of the Mudaito dynasty. He wanted Alimirah from the Aydahisso clan to become the Sultan.The plot was set in motion six months after the incident. Several thousand soldiers of the Imperial Guard were placed under their control after <mask> was made a Dejazmach. The force led by Yayyo and <mask> traveled for two weeks to oust the Sultan. To keep their advance a secret, they placed any Afar person they saw travelling on the way, in one of several empty trucks provided for that purpose, and arranged for the prohibition of any travel past the town of Bati, a key trading post to the Afar regions. After being warned of the force's advance, Sultan Mohammed dismissed them and chastised his son for attempting to rally the palace guard in defense, convinced that such an attempt was impossible. The force arrived in Asaita the next day and faced no resistance.

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title: Alimirah Hanfare

texts: After being deposed and assured his family would not be killed, Sultan Mohammed was sent to Ethiopia where he died of natural causes.<mask>, assuming the throne at only 22 years old, was able to centralise power in himself, often to the detriment of the lesser chiefs that traditionally exercised significant power. The Sultan's authority was compromised by the provincial authorities and imperial government who were in control of the lands of the Sultanate. The relationship between the Sultan and Selassie was a loyal one. <mask> worked to improve the agricultural situation in Aussa, which accounted for the livelihoods of the vast majority of the Afar people. He helped establish several large commercial farms in the area that produce cotton and other crops. Many formerly pastoral Afars settled in towns to work on cotton farms. While the Sultan owned many of these new large commercial farms, he arranged for the Addis Ababa Bank to open a branch in Asaita to encourage the expansion of the agricultural sector.The Sultan oversaw the creation of a joint venture between the British firm Mitchell Cotts and the government of Ethiopia to produce cotton. In contrast to the government's state farms, the scheme worked to cooperate with the local people and create large farms while respecting traditional customs of collective ownership. By the time of the Sultan's flight in 1975, there were 600 tractors, 80 bulldozers and 30 Cessna planes in the area. The Sultan opened several health clinics schools and a boarding school for Afars in Asaita. He proclaimed rights for women and opposed the consumption of khat. It was referred to as "Kuwait" due to its wealth. The Sultan visited the United States in 1972 at the invitation of the US Agency for International Development, where he met with African-American leaders such as Jesse Jackson.After giving a speech in Chicago praising the leadership of Haile Selassie, he received a standing ovation. Several Afar students were invited to study in the

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title: Alimirah Hanfare

texts: United States after this trip. Sultan <mask> had disagreements with the central government over its encroachment on the authority of the Sultanate. The Sultan's ascension in 1944 weakened the power of Aussa, which had been more self-governing. He withdrew from Asaita for two years in opposition and returned two after mediation. While remaining part of Ethiopia, the Sultan tried to unite the Afar people under an independent Sultanate. The idea of an Afar autonomy in Ethiopia was endorsed by 55 Afar chiefs when it was clear the Eritrean federal arrangement was about to end.Afar leaders met again in Assab in 1963, after the dissolution of the federal government and the creation of a centrally-administered province. The Afar leaders went to Ethiopia in 1964 to present their proposal, but they came up empty-handed. The Awash Valley Authority was established in the early 1970s to advance the development of the Awash River basin. Thousands of rural Afars would have been displaced from their ancestral land and separated from the river in order to help the region's development. The scheme was abandoned after Sultan <mask> objected on their behalf. The Sultan was loyal to the Emperor and Ethiopia even though he did not achieve his goal of an independent sultanate in the areas of the Sultanate. Rather than taking up residence in the capital of Asaita, the governor sat in Bati, which was outside the district.The Sultan was granted the title of Bitwoded, the second highest title attainable by a non-member of the royal family, after a warm relationship with Haile Selassie. <mask> said that the emperor looked at the peripheral rulers with respect. We had a good relationship with him. He did not directly interfere in our internal affairs. I had direct access to his office. Sultan <mask> died in Ethiopia at the age of 95. He was buried in Asaita, the former capital of the Afar Region.<mask> is revered as a "beloved spiritual father, leader, and caretakers" who was dedicated to the

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texts: progress and unity of his people. He is thought to have balanced the benefits of agricultural modernisation with respect for tradition and traditional land ownership in his efforts to advance the Afar economy. As a leader, he is thought to have been just and morally upright, leading one commentator to say that "under the rule of Sultan <mask> no one walks away without justice." He built a legacy of support to the needy, justice to the poor, and sharing the resources of the community for the common well-being of the people. During the transition period and the early years of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, the Afar Liberation Front worked to establish democratic institutions, health and educational facilities and other economic and social institutions. He promotes the unity of the Afar people. First through his efforts to advance Afar unity and protect Afar interests during the reign of Haile Selassie, followed by armed resistance against the dictatorship of Mengistu Haile Mariam in defense of the Afar and their land and custom, and finally his attempts to preserve Afar.At the time of his death, he was seen as the spiritual and cultural leader of all Afars, not just those under the rule of the Aussa Sultanate. The Sultan's patriotism, loyalty, and dedication to Ethiopia's unity are widely admired by non-Afar Ethiopias. Despite the slights committed by the imperial state and the atrocities of the communist dictatorship against the Afar, he did not seek independence and instead committed the Afar people to Ethiopia. There is no excuse for taking this identity from the Afar people. The anti-Afar people will make claims of separation. We will expose them for what they are. This must be done to unify the people of Ethiopia.He said that Emperor Selassie was the leader for all black people in the world, even going as far as to say that he was not the leader for Ethiopia only. He toured the United States in 1972 and gave speeches praising the emperor's leadership


title: Alimirah Hanfare

texts: and inquired about the well-being of the Ethiopias living in the cities he visited. He was honoured for his efforts to look after the well-being of other Ethiopias who had been imprisoned by the Fascists. He gave a large sum of money to a local co-operative funerary association in the neighbourhood, which was around 640,000 birr at that time. The Sultan was said to have retorted that "even our camels salute the Ethiopia flag" when the Prime Minister remarked that the flag was "just a common rag". <mask> <mask> is considered to be a hero by many people in Ethiopia. The Sultan's desire to incorporate Afar regions of Eritrea into Ethiopia as part of the Afar Region is admired by nationalist opponents of the Ethiopia People's Revolutionary Democratic Front.The Sultan discovered that the delegates of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front had elected not to participate as representatives but observers when representatives of the opposition movements met in July 1991. The Sultan attacked them after learning that they wanted to separate from Ethiopia. The conference discussed how to achieve equality, justice, democracy and good governance. The people of Ethiopia expect us to come out of this conference with a new government and democracy. His desire to unite Afars as part of Ethiopia gained the respect of nationalists because it would have prevented Ethiopia from becoming the most populous country in the world. Sultan <mask> is considered more patriotic by these people than the government of Ethiopia. The Sultan had his critics.He was placed into power by the intervention of Ethiopia. He was attacked by the Afars as a feudalist who was willing to sell out the Afar people for his own interests. The ALF's lavish expenditure of the regional budget, the Sultan's undisguised favor towards the Aussa area for economic development, and the intrigues of the various members of the Ali were all criticized by the Revolutionary Democratic Front. The spiritual leader of Afar died at the age

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title: Patrice Chéreau

texts: He was a French opera and theatre director, filmmaker, actor and producer. In France, he is best known for his work for the theatre, internationally for his films La Reine Margot and Intimacy, and for his staging of the Ring Cycle at the Bayreuth Festival in 1976. The president of the jury at the 2003 Cannes festival was a winner of almost twenty movie awards. He was the artistic director of the Public-Theatre in the Parisian suburb of Sartrouville from 1966 to 1966. He was the director of his own stage at the Thétre Nanterre-Amandiers from 1982 to 1982. The first performance of the three-act version of Alban Berg's Lulu, completed by Friedrich Cerha, at the Paris Opera in 1979 was one of the operas he accepted. He won the Europe Theatre Prize.<mask> was born in Maine-et-Loire. His mother was a graphic designer and his father was a painter. He went to school in Paris. He became interested in the arts, cinema, theatre and music when he was at the Louvre. He designed stage sets when he was 12. He was the director, actor, and stage manager of his high-school theatre. He was celebrated as a theatre genius at 15.He began directing for the professional theatre at the age of 19. He dropped out of the university after he staged Victor Hugo's L'Intervention. The Public-Theatre in the Parisian suburb of Sartrouville had an artistic director in 1966. He made the theatre a "municipal commodity", presenting not only theatre but also cinema, concerts, poetry productions,


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texts: beautiful because it is life. In 2003 he directed His Brother, which was about the relationship between two estranged brothers, one gay, the other straight. They come together when one of them gets a potentially fatal blood disease. The hospital processes are shot with no sentimentality, which makes this meditation on mortality even more moving. The scene when the moribund is shaved for a last futile surgery is similar to the one in Mantegna's Dead Christ. The president of the jury in 2003 was <mask>.In 2005 and 2006 he staged Mozart's Cos fan tutte in Aix-en-Provence, the Opéra National de Paris and the Wiener Festwochen. Daniel Barenboim conducted the opera in 2007. He stayed away from the opera because he thought it was mostly a musical rather than a theatrical work, but his "sombre, subtle direction" was intensely moving. He directed From the House of the Dead, again conducted by Boulez, first shown at the Vienna Festival in 2007, and later at the Holland Festival, the Aix-en-Provence Festival, the Metropolitan Opera, and La Scala. Perscution is a film about a man who is "haunted by a love-hate relationship with his girlfriend". His last production, conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen, was 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846