title: Braxton Miller

texts: the Freshman of the Year accolade. The National Freshman Trophy was won by him. He was ranked among the top 10 in the conference in total offense with 1,692 yards and 11 passing and seven rushing touchdown. <mask> had a new head coach in Urban Meyer. He won the starting quarterback position over Kenny Guiton. He was a dual-threat quarterback. In the opener against Miami, he had 207 passing yards, two passing touchdown, and 17 carries for 161 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown.He had 27 carries for 141 rushing yards and three rushing touchdown to go along with 155 passing yards and one passing touchdown in a 31–16 victory over Central Florida. In the 35–28 victory over California, he had his best passing game of the season with 249 passing yards, four passing touchdown, and one interception to go along with 75 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. He had 186 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown in a 63–38 victory over Nebraska after a 29–15 victory over Alabama-Birmingham and a 17–16 victory over Michigan State. In the next game, a 52–49 victory over Indiana, he had 358 total yards, passed for two and ran for another. The 12-0 record was achieved by <mask> and the Buckeyes. The bowl ban prevented <mask> and the Buckeyes from playing in the playoffs. <mask> passed for 2,039 yards and 15 passing touchdown as a sophomore.He finished fifth in the voting for the award. He was named the Big Ten's offensive player of the year. <mask> continued to contribute for the Buckeyes. In the season opener against Buffalo, he had 178 passing yards, two passing touchdown, and an interception to go along with 17 carries for 77

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texts: shoulder in February, <mask> tore the labrum of the same shoulder in practice and took a medical redshirt.His injury opened the door for Cardale Jones and J. T.Barrett to contribute at the quarterback position. With the emergence of Barrett and Jones the previous season, the Buckeyes faced a three-way battle for quarterback. <mask> said in July that he would switch positions to H-back. <mask> was injured a year before he joined the receiving corps that included Michael Thomas, Jalin Marshall, and Curtis Samuel. He scored a rushing and receiving touchdown in Ohio State's 42– 24 victory over Virginia Tech in the opening game of the 2015 season. He had 26 catches for 341 yards, three receiving touchdown, 260 rushing yards, and one rushing touchdown. <mask> was a top performer in the 3-cone drill, 20-yard shuttle, and 60-yard shuttle at the NFL Scouting Combine.<mask> was expected to be a second or third round pick. He was the ninth best wide receiver according to NFLDraftScout.com. <mask> was drafted by the Houston Texans in the third round. <mask> signed a four-year, $3.11 million contract with the Texans on May 26, 2016 He was competing with other players to be one of the Texans' starting wide receiver. <mask> was the third wide receiver on the depth chart. He caught his first career reception in the Texans' season opener, catching a six-yard pass from Brock Osweiler.He made the only catch of the game as the Texans defeated the Bears. He had his first career carry for negative two yards against Kansas City. In a 20– 27 loss to the Oakland Raiders, <mask> caught his first career touchdown on a 12-yard pass from

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title: Martha Ballard

texts: <mask> lived from February 9, 1735 to June 9, 1812. Historians have been given valuable insight into frontier-women's lives by the thousands of entries in <mask>'s diary. A Midwife's Tale: The Life of <mask> based on her diary was published in 1990 and made her famous. <mask> was born in Oxford, Massachusetts, on February 9, 1735, to the Moore family. Before she began keeping her diary, there was little known about her childhood and education, but it is known that her family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Her family is related to the founder of the American Red Cross, Clara Barton. She was married in 1754.Between June 17 and July 5, 1769, the couple lost three of their nine children to a diphtheria epidemic. She and her family were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Her methods of treating local maladies seem to have been a culmination of her experience as a colonial woman, according to her obituary, which was published in the American Advocate on June 9, 1812. She was an herbalist. She created teas, salves, syrups and vapors to treat everything from a cough to an injured limb. Women were not allowed to attend medical school so they practiced this type of medicine. The books The Compleat Housewife: OR, Accomplish'd Gentlewoman's Companion accompanied many women in their daily medical tasks.It is implied that she gained her medical knowledge through her life's experience as opposed to education, when she never mentions any such books in her writing. The mortality rates of infants and mothers that she visited were not unusual for the United States before the 1940s. When she was called to observe autopsies, she recorded 85 instances of what she called "desections" in her diary. Unwed mothers were used in paternity suits. In addition to her medical and judicial responsibilities, <mask> frequently carried out tasks such as trading, weaving, and social visits. In addition to aiding in births and illnesses, the time


title: Martha Ballard

texts: that she spent with patients was often used in the local court systems as expert testimony. <mask> was a witness in the trial of Judge Joseph North.Rebecca Foster, the wife of a local minister, claimed to have beenravisht by a local judge. At first, she didn't believe her because of the judge's social standing, but then she provided crucial contextual evidence to the validity of Foster's accusation. Foster was afraid of the abuses by the local men. According to her diary, Rebecca had received abuses from people unknown to her, and even experienced groups of men throwing rocks at the windows of her home. When Judge North was acquitted, it was out of character for her because she was not one for judgement or gossip. The trial was born out of dislike for Mr. Issac Foster due to his unconventional preaching style and religious history. When Rebecca Foster was accused of rape by the Colonel Judge North, the town turned their backs on the family, leading to their flight from Hallowell.The way in which many rape trials were treated at the time were very similar to the way in which Mrs. Foster's trial was treated. These women's cases were largely ignored or treated with disdain, so much so that there were popular satirical plays made about cases of sexual assault. "The Trial of Atticus, Before Justice Beau, For a Rape" was published in Boston in 1771 and was used to mock Rebecca Foster at her trial. She weighed in on paternity cases in


title: Martha Ballard

texts: Hallowell. Under a 1668 Massachusetts law, midwives were often asked to pressure young unwed mothers into naming the father of their child in the throes of labor. She had taken testimony of the father in accordance with the laws for thirteen of the twenty out of wedlock births. The records were taken to prevent the state from having to support children with unknown parentage because they were not taken to shame women for participating in premarital sex.<mask> kept a diary from when she was 50 until her death in 1812, documenting her work and domestic life in Hallowell on the Kennebec River, District of Maine. The log of daily events, written with a quill pen and homemade ink, records numerous babies delivered and illnesses treated as she traveled by horse or canoe around the Massachusetts frontier in what is today the state of Maine. She wrote in the diary every day when her family went to bed. The diary has entries that start with the weather and the time. Many of her early records are short and choppy, but her later entries are longer and detailed. Her writing shows her family's struggles and scandals. It is rare for children in New England to choose their romantic interest if they are in the same economic class.Many of the people mentioned in the diary do not appear on official records, such as censuses or deeds, and so the diary helps to provide insight into the lives of ordinary people who might otherwise have remained


title: Martha Ballard

texts: invisible. Digital tools have been used to mine the diary for information. Studies have shown that her neighbours are most likely to have sex between May and July because her deliveries spike in February and April. The last birth that he attended was on April 26, 1812. The final diary entry from 1812 states: "made a prayer adapted to my case." Dolly Lambard kept the diary after <mask>'s death. Dolly's daughters, Sarah Lambard and Hannah Lambard Walcott, received the diary after Dolly's death.One of the first female US physicians to graduate from the New York Infirmary for Women and Children in 1884 was gifted the diary by Sarah Lambard and Hannah Lambard. The diary was donated to the Maine State Library. A transcript of the diary was promised by the Maine State Library. The diary was kept in a descendant's home for almost 60 years before the descendant gave it to the Maine State Library. The History of Augusta: First Settlements and Early days as a town was published by Edith Hary in 1961. For ten years, Robert R. McCausland and Cynthia MacAlman McCausland worked on a transcript of the diary, which they made freely available online as well as for purchase in hard-copy. <mask>'s diary was not considered to be of scholarly interest due to it being repetitive and ordinary.After researching a previous book on women in early New England, historian Laurel Thatcher Ulrich saw potential in the diary. A Midwife's Tale: The Life of <mask>

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texts: was produced after eight years of research. The life of a woman in the late 18th century is represented in each chapter of A Midwife's Tale. The nature of women's work is the main theme. Supporting documents construct Ulrich's interpretation of terse and circumspect diary entries, dealing with medical practice and the prevalence of violence and crime. <mask>'s diary is highlighted in "A Midwife's Tale". In a historical context, these entries elevate a seemingly-ordinary woman's life into a key figure of Kennebec.The book was praised for its insight into the lives of 18th-century women and life in early New England. The Joan Kelly Memorial Prize in Women's History, the Society for Historians of the Early Republic Book Prize, and the Pulitzer Prize were all received in 1991. A Midwife's Tale was aired on The American Experience in 1997. The documentary film was based on the book of the same name by Ulrich. Richard P. Rogers directed it. Kaiulani Lee is an actress. The National Endowment for the Humanities funded it.The series was filmed with close attention given to details. The production crew wanted to capture Maine's three seasons: black flies, snow and mud. The actors wore mud-soaked shoes and replicas of the hand sewn booklets that formed the diary, so that Lee could write in them. The Word of Mouth Chorus sang in the film's music, which was played by the ensemble Orison. McMahon, Sarah F. "Review: [Untitled]." The William and


title: Brian Perry (veterinary surgeon)

texts: He is a British veterinary surgeon and epidemiologist renowned for the integration of veterinary epidemiology and agricultural economics as a tool for disease control policy and strategy development. He is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Oxford. <mask> was educated at Town Close School in Norfolk and Wymondham College in Norfolk. He graduated from the University of Edinburgh's Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Medicine in 1969 with a degree in veterinary surgery. He received degrees in veterinary medicine and surgery from the University of Edinburgh. In his career, <mask> has led many international research and development projects seeking a better understanding of the dynamics, control and impacts of tropical diseases of livestock, and the roles of livestock in international development. He started his international career in Ethiopia on the rinderpest control programme.He moved to Colombia to investigate the impact of diseases on the sheep industry. He started the epidemiology teaching and research programme at the Virginia–Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in the USA in 1982. He worked at the International Laboratory for Research on Livestock Diseases (ILRAD) and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) for 20 years, where he specialized in the integration of veterinary epidemiology and agricultural economics to assess the impacts of livestock diseases. He made analytical contributions on

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texts: the role of livestock and disease control in pro-poor growth after leaving ILRI. The performance of the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research was reviewed in a White Paper. He has led many independent evaluations of public funding investments in agricultural development and health in different countries and regions of the world. He is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the African Research Consortium for Ecosystem and Population Health.He is an advisor to the Global Alliance for livestock veterinary medicine. He is on the judging panel of the AgResults Brucellosis vaccine prize competition. He is a member of the Management Board of the Medical Research Council. He is on the International Committee of World Horse Welfare. The Scientific Advisory Board of Afrique One, an African Research Consortium for Ecosystem and Population Health, is chaired by <mask>, who contributes to the growth of African-led health research, providing mentorship for younger scientists and support for African capacity-building initiatives. He is an author or co-author of over 300 scientific articles. The officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2002 received the International Outstanding Scientist Award for his services to veterinary science in developing countries.Squash, Rugby union, windsurfing, flying aeroplanes, horse-racing, three-day eventing, polo, amateur dramatics, playing jazz, cooking, photography and painting are just some of the activities <mask>

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texts: has engaged in. He is an active polo player and was the Chairman of the Manyatta Polo Club. Some publications include Saville, K., Bambara, C., Marry, A., and Perry, B.D. The year 2020. On the central roles of working horses, donkeys and mules on the small farms that feed the world. There are horses, donkeys, and mules that feed Warim. It was et al.The fight against human and animal health threats is being tackled in Africa. The AAS Open Res was published in the month of June. There is a review about animal health and sustainable global livestock systems. The animal is 1-10. We need to tie equine welfare to international development. The debate was in the veterinary record. They did it in (2016).The control of East Coast fever of cattle is a science-to-impact narrative. One Health, 2, 103–114. The article is titled "<mask>, B.D., Grace, D. G." Demand for animal source foods is affected by complexity of consumer choices. EcoHealth, 12. The article is titled "<mask>, B.D." The year 2015.Towards a healthier planet is veterinary epidemiology research at the International Laboratory for Research on Animal Diseases (ILRAD) and the International Livestock Research Institute. Research Report 38 was published by the International Livestock Research Institute. The paper was written by B.D., Morton, J., and W. A strategic overview of livestock research was done by the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research. TheISPC_WhitePaper_StrategicReviewLivestock.pdf can

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texts: 333–334. B.D.Sones, K.R. The edited edition of (Editors) 2007. There is a global plan to improve the tools to control foot-and-mouth disease. The report of a workshop held at Agra, India, was published in December. The International Livestock Research Institute is located in Africa. There is a CD-ROM. They were B.D., J.J., and T.F.They did it in 2004. Control of infectious diseases: making appropriate decisions in different epidemiological and socio-economic conditions. Coetzer and R.C. The Oxford University Press is in Cape Town. <mask>, B.D., Gleeson, L.J., Khounsey, S., Bounema, P., Blacksell, S. In the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic, the dynamics and impact of foot and mouth disease were studied. The OIE Scientific and Technical Revue was published in 2001.B.D., T.F., J.J., Sones, K.R. Thornton, P.K. There was a report in 2002. Investing in animal health research will help alleviate poverty. 140 pp plus CD-ROM is what the International Livestock Research Institute has. They were B.D., J.J., and T.F. The year 2001.Can epidemiology and economics make a difference in animal disease control? There is a preventive veterinary medicine. The B.D. was published in 1999. The economics of disease control. The Special Edition of OIE Scientific and Technical Revue has 561 pp. Norval, R.A.I., and <mask>, B.D. They were A.S. and Young.Epidemiology of Theileriosis in Africa. The Academic Press is in London. The University of Edinburgh has Alumni of the Order of the British


title: Lawrence Wetherby

texts: An American politician who served as Lieutenant Governor and Governor of Kentucky. Despite the fact that Louisville is the state's most populous city, he was the first governor born in Jefferson County. Andy Beshear is the incumbent governor. After graduating from the University of Louisville, Wetherby held several minor offices in the Jefferson County judicial system before being elected lieutenant governor. He was called Kentucky's first working lieutenant governor because he was asked to preside over the state Senate. <mask> was elevated to governor after Clements resigned to assume a seat in the U.S. Senate. A special legislative session was called to increase funding for education and government benefits from the state's budget surplus.During his four-year term as governor in 1951, he continued and expanded many of the programs of his predecessors, including increased road construction and industrial diversification. The Supreme Court ordered the integration of the state's schools in the case of Brown v. Board of Education. He was the chairman of the Southern Governors Conference in 1955 and 1954. One term by the state constitution limited <mask> to one term as his successor, but he was defeated in the Democratic primary by A. B. "Happy" is a former governor and factional opponent of the two towns. His loss to John Sherman Cooper was due to his failure to support <mask>'s bid to succeed Alben Barkley in the Senate.He was elected to the Kentucky Senate in 1966 after serving on a commission that was charged with revising the state constitution. He retired from politics and worked as a consultant. On March 27, 1994, Wetherby died of a broken hip and was buried in Kentucky. <mask> was born in Kentucky on January 2, 1908. He was the son of Samuel Davis and Yenowine <mask>. During the Civil War, his grandfather was a surgeon. He worked on the family farm as a child and his father was a doctor.After graduating from high school, he went to the University of Louisville to study pre-law. He was a letterman on the football team in 1927 and 1928, as well as a second baseman on the baseball team in 1928 and 1929. He

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texts: was a member of the university's Athletic Hall of Fame. He went to work for Judge Henry Tilford after earning his Bachelor of Laws degree. The two were partners until 1950. The couple had three children. At an early age, he became interested in local politics due to his father's influence.He allied himself with a group of Jefferson County Democrats headed by Leland Taylor and Ben Ewing. He was appointed as a part-time attorney for the Jefferson County juvenile court by the county judge in 1933. After holding this position through 1937, he returned to it in 1942 and 1943. He was the first trial commissioner of the juvenile court. The chairman of the 34th Legislative District Democratic Committee was the lieutenant governor. He ran for lieutenant governor after he resigned as trial commissioner of the juvenile court. Bill May, nephew of U.S. Representative Andrew J., was the strongest of his four opponents.May. May tried to get the support of the gubernatorial candidate, but he wasn't given it. There is a brown thing. He won the primary and went on to defeat Howard in the general election. The two agreed on their legislative agendas and worked well together despite Clements' refusal to endorse Wetherby in the primary. The first lieutenant governor of Kentucky was called "working" by some observers. The constitutionally mandated duty of presiding over the Kentucky Senate was not done much by previous lieutenant governors, but they were charged with preparing a state budget, presiding over the Legislative Research Commission, leading tours for the state Chamber of Commerce, and attending the Southern Governors Conference.<mask> was made the executive secretary of the State Democratic Central Committee by Clements. On November 27, 1950, the governor of Kentucky resigned to take a seat in the U.S. Senate. He called a special legislative session on March 6, 1951 to allocate the state's $10 million budget surplus. The special session approved increases in teachers' salaries and state benefits for the needy. As a result of this session, <mask>'s popularity soared, and he seriously considered running for the Senate

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texts: opposing integration. In Kentucky, he appointed an advisory council of both white and black citizens to oversee public school integration, which was accomplished with little acrimony compared to other states.The lieutenant governor did not oppose the actions of the governor because he believed he would succeed the governor. The creation of a Department of Mental Health and the construction of fifteen hospitals and thirty health centers were some of the accomplishments of Wetherby. The Youth Authority was created in 1952 to administer services to delinquent children. He established a more orderly system of selecting grand and petit juries and constructed new state prisons. The provision of funds to purchase voting machines in areas where they were desired was one of the voting reform measures he oversaw. He wasn't as successful in the area of government reform. He tried to change the constitution so that the governor could succeed himself in office.He was not able to get support for a plan to consolidate some of Kentucky's counties. In 1955, the state's voters approved a constitutional amendment giving eighteen-year-olds the right to vote. Both Clements and <mask> supported the candidacy of Bert Combs to be the next governor. The Kentucky Court of Appeals had a vacant seat after the death of Judge Roy Helm. Happy Chandler ran against Combs in the primary and painted him as a pawn of "Clementine" and "Wetherbine", his derogatory nickname for Clements and Wetherby. The entire campaign was run against all of them, not just against Combs. He charged both of them with excessive spending.He claimed that Clements had purchased a $20,000 rug for his office and that <mask> had paneled his office with African mahogany. All Kentuckians would be invited to the capitol if he were elected and he would use "good, honest Kentucky wood" in his office. Invoices showed that no $20,000 rug had been purchased by Clements, and the panels had been purchased from a local contractor. He defeated Combs in the primary and went on to win the general election. He resumed his private law practice after being governor. Senator Alben


title: Benjamin Loder


title: Benjamin Loder

texts: subscription to the stock of the company. He said I didn't lose or make any money while with the railroad. The money the President received for his services, which was given night and day, barely reimbursed him for his expenses. He spent the last days of his life in Westchester County, New York after his health was restored. He died at the age of seventy-five years. He was modest, able, generous, and honest. He had two sons and five daughters.The older of the two sons died in 1890. The native of Westchester County, N.Y. was named Work Erie and New York Railroad. He had been in the dry goods trade in New York for twenty years and had accumulated a fortune. It was said that he had never asked for a place to stay in the bank. According to a New York newspaper of that day, he comes into the direction of the Erie Road with all the shrewdness which characterized the architect of his own fortunes, and the observation gained from his own daily intercourse with all classes of men lead. Even the metaphor of his newspaper friend did not deter the classes of men who held that belief. During his struggle to complete the work he had engaged to complete, the president shirked as he did no exercise of physical endurance, shrinking from no encounter with physical hardship, nor left untried any effort of his mind that might have helped him.<mask> invited twenty-two of the richest men in New York City to meet him in a conference at the New York Hotel after he was


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texts: elected president of Erie in 1845. He told them that they needed to subscribe enough money to start up the work on the railroad and keep it going, and placed it at S3. He subscribed 250,000, his entire fortune, to set an example. Stephen Whitney was one of the men at the meeting. He pulled at Mr. <mask>'s coat-tail to warn him not to take on too much. The cotton-merchant whispered that it would ruin you. President <mask> shook his head and refused to withdraw the subscription.Twenty-two men subscribed the required amount after being reassured by his confidence in the enterprise. The office of the Company, 50 Wall street, opened the books for subscriptions to 3,000,000 of the capital stock of the Company on September 2, 1845. The plan of subscription was the payment of 5 per share as soon as required by the Company after the entire amount had been subscribed, on condition that interest of six per cent, per annum be paid semi-annually on all the instalments from the date of the respective payments until a single The plan for raising the necessary money was accompanied by an address to the public issued by the President. In an 1845 edition of the Railway Locomotives and Cars journal, he said it would take six million dollars to complete a single track to Lake Erie. The cost of the work to the stockholders will be $7,350,000; and adding a liberal amount to provide for cars and engines for the start of business, the road, with a heavy (T) rail

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title: Susheela Raman

texts: <mask> is a British musician. She was nominated for an award. Salt Rain was nominated for the Mercury Prize. She is known for her energetic, vibrant, syncretic, and uplifting live performances built on the sacred Bhakti and Sufi traditions of India and Pakistan. The parents of <mask>n arrived in the UK in the 1960's. The family left the UK at the age of four. At an early age, <mask> began giving recitals.Her family was eager to keep the Tamil culture alive. She started her own band when she was a teenager, describing its sound as "funk and rock and roll", before branching out into more blues and jazz-based music, which required quite different voice techniques. When she traveled to India in 1995 to rediscover her roots, she tried to bring these streams together. After returning to England in 1997, she began to work with her partner, guitarist/producer Sam Mills, who had recorded "Real Sugar" with a Bengali singer named Paban Das Baul. It bridged a gap and found common ground for one particular kind of Indian music to be expressed to a new audience. The album One and One is One by Joi was co-written by Raman. Musical contact points were opened within the Parisian music scene when Mills worked with West African musicians.Salt Rain was released in 2001 on Narada, an American subsidiary of EMI, after a period of three years collaborating with Sam Mills. The album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in the UK. The Best Newcomer award was won by Raman. Salt Rain was a fusion of traditional Tamil music with jazz-folk and pop influences. It had original material as well as old

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texts: songs. The Nigerian drummer Tony Allen and the Tuvan singer Albert Kuvezin collaborated on the second album Love Trap. The title track is a re-interpretation of a song.Music for Crocodiles was released in 2005. It was partly recorded in Chennai. Mira Nair used "The Same Song" for the end credits of her film The Namesake. The 1960s Hindi film song "Ye Mera Divanapan Hai" from the previous album was used by Nair. On Music for Crocodiles had a song called "L'Ame Volatile". In Tamil classical titles such as "Sharavana", her singing " Meanwhile" (on the same album) in a rgam called Kanakaangi, and in the song "Light Years" which features a melody in Kalyan, her training in classical music makes its presence felt. In 2006 <mask> was nominated for a World Music Award and was the subject of a one-hour documentary called Indian Journey directed by Mark Kidel.33 <mask>'s deal with Narada ended in 2006 and she independently recorded an album called 33, a set of re-imagines of tracks from the nineteen sixties and seventies. Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Captain Beefheart, Jimi Hendrix and Can are some of the artists covered. Sam Mills is on guitar,Vincent Segal is on cello, and Aref Durvesh is on percussion. The album was released in France on an independent label. She received praise for her live performances. She studied music from Tamil Nadu with the Bhakti singer. A change in musical direction was marked by the release of Vel.She followed this up with a series of concerts which showcased her new musical direction, as her reviewers said it was a rousing comeback. In addition to Rajasthani

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texts: musicians, Raman explored ecstatic and devotional musical styles and worked with Sufi Qawali singers and musicians. At the Royal Festival Hall in London, he played for the second time at the Jaipur Literary Festival. <mask> <mask> announced a new album in September of last year, inviting pledges from fans to ensure its release in the spring of next year. She said that the record she is making now reflects her work in recent years living in London but travelling to work with master musicians from India and Pakistan. It has musicians from Rajasthan and singers from Pakistan. In addition to my longstanding companions guitarist/producer Sam Mills and tabla demon Aref Durvesh, Fela Kuti's legendary drummer Tony Allen and French cellistVincent Segal also make an appearance.It has singing in English, Tamil, Panjabi, Urdu, Marwari and Bengali. It has guest vocals from Kutle Khan and Rizwan Muazzam. The album is big, beautiful, ambitious, and all about the songs. A strong start has been made and it is a work in progress. While the Qawals and Rajasthanis were in London this April we had some great sessions and laid down the basic recording for about nine tracks so far and now are looking for funding to complete the recording and editing, to mix, master and then to promote the album. The album was released as Queen Between. Discography Salt Rain.There is a love trap. The music for Crocodiles was written by the FRA. No. 51 FRA 33 "You do right / Bolo bolo" is the title of the video "Vodoo child" by Ghost Gamelan. The official website for Music for Crocodiles has a biography of <mask>

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title: Frederick Douglass Kirkpatrick

texts: He was an African-American musician, civil rights activist, and minister from Haynesville, Louisiana. He was one of the founding members of the Deacons for Defense and Justice, an armed black self-defense group, in the small industrial mill town of Jonesboro, Louisiana, to protect the black community against white violence. In addition to founding chapters in Louisiana and Mississippi, <mask> and Thomas also founded chapters in Alabama and Mississippi. An associate of Rev. The director of folk culture in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference was a singer/songwriter. He recorded three albums with the Folkways Recordings. The 1978 Louisiana Folk Fest was an annual event which <mask> had conceived and hosted to preserve and celebrate musical culture.He used music to teach about African-American history. He lived in New York City. In 1933, <mask> was born in Haynesville, northern Louisiana. His mother died young and his father was a minister. He had a brother and four sisters. Growing up they were steeped in spiritual and gospel music. He began to compose his own music after learning to play the guitar and sing.He graduated from Grambling University with a degree in biology, after his parents encouraged his education. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference was formed in the 1950s to work for civil rights of African Americans by gathering together the power of their churches. He was the director of folk culture. He continued to play the guitar and write his own music. His version of Pete Seeger's "everybody's got a right to live" was described as an anthem of the civil rights movement. In the industrial mill towns of northern Louisiana, resistance to the civil rights movement was violent. A small industrial mill town in the northern part of the state, where CORE members had also been working for civil rights gains, was where

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title: Frederick Douglass Kirkpatrick

texts: <mask> was living and working by the early 1960s.The co-founding of the Deacons for Defense and Justice in the town in Jackson Parish was due to continued violence from the KKK. The minority of black workers had been in class conflict with whites for a long time, as well as struggling with oppression under the state's Jim Crow laws. They met challenges differently than rural blacks in agricultural areas, demanding that CORE follow their lead. As black workers sought civil rights, they were attacked by members of the local KKK chapter. The Deacons for Defense and Justice was formed to protect civil rights workers, their families and the black community. The same year, he became a minister in the Church of God and Christ. This was founded in the late 19th century as a small Protestant fundamentalist sect.Following the Great Migration of African Americans to the North after World War II, it grew considerably as it embraced the holiness movement. It has a membership of millions. They founded chapters in other cities of Louisiana. In February 1965, they traveled 300 miles to the small mill town of Bogalusa, Louisiana, where black workers were also motivated to defend themselves. They set up chapters in other towns, and in Mississippi and Alabama, where many blacks had been victims of white vigilantism. Even among NAACP leaders, armed defense has been a part of black strategy in rural areas of the state since 1960. They kept guns in their homes.The album Everybody's Got a Right to Live was recorded after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. There is a collection of songs from the civil rights era. The song "Bourgeois School" was a remake of Lead Belly's "Bourgeois Blues". The anti-Vietnam War march and rally in Washington, DC, in 1969 was inspiring an audience of more than half a million people. The lead singer and guitarist for the


title: Frederick Douglass Kirkpatrick

texts: 1972 album, "Ballons of Black America", was Pete Seeger. This was also for the Folkways recordings. After learning at a 1969 performance in a Brooklyn school that black children had few books and music that taught about the contributions of their people to the United States and the world, he wrote and composed songs about leading figures of black history.The ballads honor seven leaders, including Tubman, Robeson, and King, as well as the Deacons for Defense and Justice. "Pete Seeger and Brother Kirk Visit Sesame Street", the first album based on the Sesame Street TV show containing original music, was released in 1974. Folk songs, children's songs, and original compositions, accompanied by Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, and a chorus of children, were performed by Kirk and Seeger. He continued to write and perform songs under the name <mask> <mask>. He performed his song "The Ballad of Frank Wills" on WNYC. From the perspective of the security guard who found the first evidence, it was about the break-in at Watergate and the ultimate resignation of President Richard M. Nixon. Dave Sear's Folk and Baroque radio program aired on January 1, 1975, and this performance was part of it.The Louisiana Folk Fest was founded by <mask> to pull communities and families together. In 1978 the event was recorded for the third time. It was sung by family and friends. He served as a Baptist minister in New York City after moving with his wife. He and his wife had four children who settled in Grambling as adults. He died in New York. He was survived by his parents, the Rev. and Annie Pearl Thompson.Four sisters, Mary Helen Staten of Lafayette, La., Cameillia Ann, AlfredaDenise, and Brunella Roanna, are related to John L<mask>. A link to the full 1975 performance of "Ballad of a Watergate Security Guard" can be found on the NYPR Archives and Preservation

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title: Hasse Backe

texts: Hans "<mask>" <mask> is a Swedish football manager and a former player. He was the manager of the New York Red Bulls. He has been the coach of clubs in Sweden, Norway, Greece, England, and the United States. <mask>'s playing career began in the Swedish lower divisions and ended in 1978 with a stint with Brommapojkarna. He coached from the fifth to the third tier while he was a player. In his native Sweden, he began his managerial career with Djurgrdens IF in 1982, where he compiled a record of 38 wins, 20 draws and only 12 losses, which included a first-place finish in the 1982 Division 2 Norra. He went on to manage many top clubs after his success with Djurgrdens.ster won the Division 1 Sdra title in 1989 and went on to win promotion to the Swedish Allsvenskan. He won three titles in the Danes with FC Copenhagen. <mask> led Aalborg to the 1998–99 Danish Superliga title. In his two years at the club, he helped guide the club to two Danish Cup finals. <mask> was the leader of FC Copenhagen during the 2001 season. One of the club's most successful spells was during his time at the club. During this time, <mask> led the Danes to two Superliga titles, one Danes Cup title, and two Danes Super Cup titles.The manager of the team in Athens, <mask>, was fired after just three games due to the team's poor performance. A 2–0 home loss to Ionikos and a 1–1 draw at home against Ukrainian side Metalurh Zaporizhzhia led to his dismissal. He was an assistant to Sven-Gran Eriksson when he was at Manchester City. Prior to his appointment as Manchester City assistant manager, he worked as a senior advisor for sters IF as well as a football analyst and commentator for Swedish TV4. After a family crisis in Sweden

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title: Hasse Backe

texts: forced <mask> to take compassionate leave shortly into his time at the club, he was able to return to his previous job. Along with the Swede, <mask> and the first-team coach joined Mexico with the two Swedes. The Swedish coach signed a three-year contract with the club after <mask> was appointed as manager.After a dispute about wages not being paid was announced, he resigned just seven weeks later. <mask> had 4 wins, including two FA Cup wins, and 3 draws. On January 7, 2010, <mask> was named manager of the New York Red Bulls. The Hans Backe Viking Army was formed after club fans began to create shirts and flags with his likeness, and these honors culminated in the creation of the Empire Supporters Club and Garden State Supporters. He coached the team to a first-place finish in the Eastern Conference in his first season. On November 9, 2012 it was announced that <mask> wouldn't be renewing his contract with the Red Bulls. On August 12 2015, <mask> was named the manager of the national football team.On January 10, 2016 his first official match with the team ended in a 0-3 defeat by Sweden. <mask> was fired as head coach of the national football team. 9 defeats and 2 draws were the result of 11 matches during <mask>'s time as head coach. Managerial statistics were accurate as of the match. Managerial honours Djurgrden Division 2 Norra: 1982 sters Division 1 Sdra: 1989 Runners-up 2002 New York Red Bulls Eastern Conference Regular Season: 2010 References 1952 births Living people Place of birth missing The managers of the city of Copenhagen.The managers of Manchester City. The staff of the county F.C. are not playing. Managers in the United States include the New York Red Bulls and the New York

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title: Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu

texts: Maria tefana Lupacu (born October 17, 1897 to May 30, 1995) was a novelist, poet and translator. Encouraged to write by her husband, she was a late representative of Poporanist traditionalism, which she infused with moral themes from Romanian Orthodoxy. Her works of youth coincide with World War II and include mainly novels about internal conflicts and moral triumphs of provincial women such as herself. They were praised in their day, but were later criticized for being idyllic and didactic. Velisar was an anti-communist like her husband. She earned praise for her renditions of Russian classics and continued to publish until the late 1960s. At the height of communist pressures on the family, her brother in law Pstorel was imprisoned, as was her friend Dinu Pillat, while others in her circle fled Romania.In the late 1960s, <mask> returned to more favor and moved to Vratec Monastery. The memoir and letters she sent to the Pillat family were collected in a 2010 book. Her parents were a diplomat and his wife. Her father was descended from the boyar nobility ofMoldavia. He was the paternal uncle of a French philosopher. With her father away on business trips and Lupacu shunning her, <mask>'s mother was largely absent from her son's life. She told her friends that she attended primary school in France.Her aunt Maria is the wife of the novelist Barbu tefnescu Delavrancea. She lived with her Delavrancea cousins, Cella and Henrieta, in Iai during World War I. She met the student and aspiring writer,

masks: Velisar Velisar


title: Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu

texts: Ionel <mask>, in 1916. He was instantly attracted to her dark complexion and "shiny black eyes", but also admired her literary attempts, and encouraged her to continue. Poems attesting his love for her appeared in May 1919. She married Ionel in 1920 in a ceremony attended by members of the Viaa Romneasc literary circle. She became sister in law of the humorist Pstorel, who she greatly admired.She gave birth to twins tefan "Cefone" and Osvald "Gogo". The new family lived in a home on Koglniceanu Street in Iai for a long time. They traveled to Turkey in 1934 with a close friend, novelist Mihail Sadoveanu, who joined the Masonic Lodge as Lupacu. tefana was a frequent guest of the Viaa Romneasc salon. Her first published work was hosted by Tudor Arghezi in 1929. She used her pen name "Velisar" for a character in her husband's major work. Around the time of her debut, tefana appeared in another novel by her husband.The family moved from World War II novels to a mansion on Romulus Street. Ionel received a house on Mihai Eminescu Street, Dorobani, from the Federation of the Jewish Communities for his services as a lawyer. The 1939 Calendar vechi, which won her a prize from the Romanian Intellectuals' Association, was a novel by Velisar. Viaa cea de toate zilele was followed by a sketch-story notebook in 1943. Her prose was seen by critics as quintessentially "feminine perfume" and even "overwhelmingly maternal". In July 1939, Eugen Lovinescu wrote that her "so very tender talent" stood apart from


title: Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu

texts: timid innovations". She believes that the fragments were allusions to La Medeleni. The Teodoreanus turned to nationalism at the height of World War II. <mask> and his wife wrote texts deploring the destruction of Greater Romania in 1940, while Pstorel was the author of anti-communist propaganda. Both crossed over official lines in discussing Northern Transylvania, ceded as a result of Nazi pressures: Ionel with novels which made it past official censorship, and Velisar with a letter of support for exile magazine.After the August 1944 coup, <mask>'s novel was published again, with Acas. Thecruelty was doubled by understanding and sad compassion, as noted by critic Liana Cozea. As her marriage to <mask> became strained, she fell in love with a Bessarabian actress. Gray did not respond to <mask>'s advances, which caused him to drink heavily. The Teodoreanus were worried about the rise of the Communist Party. Their home on Romulus Street was home to members of the National Liberal Party and their godson, Dinu Pillat, before they defected. The Delavranceas aided another defector, the young literary critic Monica Lovinescu, giving her recommendations and credentials to use in Paris.The couple's house was taken over during the nationalizations. In 1948, a cousin of the Teodoreanus was arrested for high treason. Ionel defended him in court, but he was sentenced and sent to Aiud. <mask> was allowed to write, but she had to adapt to the new political requirements because her husband was banned by the

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title: Ștefana Velisar Teodoreanu

texts: communists. She became a translator like her brother in law. She wrote collaborative translations of Russian literature in the 1950s, including a collection of Russian fairy tales. She was harassed by the communist authorities and her husband died suddenly.After the funeral, she found poems about his affair with another woman. The funeral was attended by two people. <mask> and her two sons were living in dignified poverty according to the person who represented the Romanian Writers' Union at the service. <mask> was translated from Semen Podyachev. She and Sirag Cscanian produced a version of Armenia's folk tales. The following year, she completed Anna Karenina, which she worked with Mihail Sevastos and I. Popovici. Pstorel was held at Aiud and Gherla prisons for three years after he was arrested for his literature.During the final months of Sadoveanu's life, <mask> was able to revisit her friendship with him. Vratec Monastery has an Orthodox prayer group and a literary circle. Her brother Dinu, who had been released from jail, was welcomed by her in the new climate of detente. Pstorel died of cancer just as the censors allowed him to print a collected works edition. The work in translation diversified when she and C. Duhneanu put out a version of Canaima. In 1967, this was followed by Sigrid's Lavransdatter and Alex. Turgenev's First Love-Smoke, with S. Racevski, and Sevastos, was written in 1972 by Fyodor Dostoy.Viaa cea de toate zilele was published in 1969 by the state-run Editura pentru

masks: Velisar Velisar Velisar


title: Shmelke of Nikolsburg

texts: <mask> was an early Hasidic master and kabbalist. He held rabbinic positions in Rychwal and Sieniawa, where he introduced Hasidic Judaism to the region. He served as the Chief Rabbi of Moravia from 1773 to 1778 and introduced Hasidic philosophy to the city's conservative population. He was successful in introducing Hasidic Judaism to Moravia despite attempts to remove him from his office. He is the progenitor of the Hasidic dynasties. <mask> was the oldest son of Zvi Hirsch HaLevi Horowitz, who had served as the town's Av Beit Din. The younger brother of <mask> was a notable Hasidic figure.Reb <mask> always felt an affinity to the Prophet Samuel and his paternal descent was claimed by the Horowitz family. He and his brother were sent to learn at the Yeshiva of the Vilna Gaon, however under the influence of Abraham Kalisker, the two brothers left Vilna to become disciples of Dov Ber of Mezeritch. He married Sheindel Rabinowitz, the daughter of the wealthy Hasid Joshua Rabinowitz, who supported Reb <mask> to learn. The Chief Rabbi of Rychwal was appointed in 1754. Several young Hassidim came to study with him from surrounding areas, the most notable of which was Yaakov Yitzchak of Lublin, Levi Yitzchok of Berditchev and Yisroel Hopstein. He wrote a commentary on the Talmudic tractates Bava Batra and Orach Chayyim. In 1766, he became the Chief Rabbi of Sieniawa.The Shulhan Arukh was the subject of his second work, Nezir HaShem. He was not a fan of the mystical tendencies of the Baal Shem Tov and Dov Ber. The belief of Polish Hasidism was based on this attitude. In 1772, Reb <mask>

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title: Shmelke of Nikolsburg

texts: was involved in the "Brody controversy", in which he petitioned the rabbis of the city to not impose a harsh ban on Hasidism. The Chief Rabbi of Moravia was offered the position at the request of the Jewish community in the small town of Nikolsburg. He established a Hasidic Yeshiva after accepting this position. Mordecai Benet of Sassov was one of its students.On his first day as Chief Rabbi, Reb <mask> began performing miracles, the most notable of which was bringing rain to Nikolsburg during a dry season. Reb <mask> began to address logistical problems immediately after his appointment. He had little time to learn and study because of the communal issues. Reb <mask> would stay up late into the night learning. Reb <mask> once said that the Prophet Elijah came to him in the form of a lamplighter who would stay up late to light Reb <mask>'s candle so that he could learn. Reb <mask> became involved in a heated dispute with a wealthy and influential Jew of the town who began to rally people against him. As Reb Shmelke's Hasidic Yeshiva began to grow, many members of the community became uncomfortable with the rising Hasidic populations and the strange new customs that came along with it.The community went into turmoil after Reb <mask> objected to the Haskalah. Reb <mask> should return to Poland as he was not suited for a modern and secularized community. Reb <mask> was asked to be deposed by the community. The man said that he knew that Reb <mask> was a good man because he saw the prophet lighting his candle and learning from him. Reb <mask> asked Elimelech of Lizhensk to come to

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title: Shmelke of Nikolsburg

texts: Nikolsburg to convince the townsmen not to dispose of him. Reb Elimelech asked the entire community to come and listen to his sermon when he arrived. Expecting to be lectured by a Hasidic fanatic, the community joined Reb Elimelech in the synagogue.Reb Elimelech praised them for their modernity and secularization. He told the community that he would continue his sermon the next day, even though he had a crucial time restraint. The community once again gathered in the synagogue to hear Reb Elimelech speak after finding a Rabbi who embraced their beliefs. On the second day, he denied all of the things he said on the first day. He said that the people who defy the words will end up bitter. He told the community that Reb <mask> is a righteous man and that the community would fall into depravity without him. Several of Reb <mask>'s greatest propenets came to him asking for his forgiveness after this sermon.On his deathbed, Reb <mask> told his disciples that he had the spirit of the prophet Samuel in him. My name is Shmuel, just like the prophet's. Both the prophet and I were Levi. The Prophet Shmuel lived to be 52 years old, and I am 52 years old. I have remained Shmelke, even though the prophet was called Shmuel. The community elected Gershon Chajes to succeed him as Chief Rabbi of Moravia. Mordecai Benet was appointed the Chief Rabbi of Moravia after Reb <mask>'s death.Reb <mask> and his wife Shaindel had three children. Rabbi Zevi Joshua Horowitz became a prominent rabbi in Prostjov and married the daughter of his uncle. There were 1726 births and 1778 deaths of Hasidic

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title: Liguri Mosulishvili

texts: The head of the Biophysics Department at Tbilisi State University was a Georgian physicist named <mask>. <mask> was born in Arashenda village in Georgia in 1933. He was trained as a physicist. Elephter Andronikashvili invited him to work as a junior researcher in the institute. Liguri was a candidate in 1968. Tbilisi State University has a D. in Physical and Mathematical Sciences. He received his PhD from the Institute of Physics of Tbilisi State University.His main research interests were Life Sciences, Ecology, Biophysics and Experimental physics. Episodes from life of physicists was published in 2010 and was edited by the son of <mask>'s brother. The study was done by the project manager. The study of physical-chemical properties under loading with toxic metals was done by the project manager. The project manager is from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia. There was a contest of scientific, methodological and applied works. A notebook of memoirs from the life of physicists was published in 2010 by Saari in Georgia.2, no. L.M. was on 3,

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title: Liguri Mosulishvili

texts: 2008 The name of the person is E.I. A.I. Kirkesali. A.I. Belokobylsky. M.V. is written by Khizanishvili. Frontasyeva, S.S. Pavlov, and S.S. Gundorina were present.It's a bone. Anal., 30(1): 87. L.M. The name of the person is E.I. A.I. Kirkesali. A.I. Belokobylsky. M.V. is written by Khizanishvili.S.F. Frontasyeva. C.D. Gundorina. J. Radioanal was written by Oprea. There is a Nucl. Chem. The articles are about 15-20. L.M.M.V. is the name of the person. Frontasyeva, S.S. Pavlov, A.I. Belokobylsky is E.I. A.I. Kirkesali. J. Radioanal was written by Khizanishvili. There is a Nucl. Chem., 259 (1): 41-45.A.I. Belokobylsky is in the E.N. N.E. is home to Ginturi. E.I. Kuchava. L.M. Kirkesali. M.V. is the name of the person. Frontasyeva, S.S. Pavlov, N.G.J. Radioanal was written by Aksenova. There is a Nucl. Chem., 259 (1), 65-68. L.M. A.I. <mask>. Belokobylsky is E.I. M.V. Kirkesali.Frontasyeva, S.S. Pavlov, N.G. J. Neutron Res., 15(1): 49 was written by Aksenova. M.V. E.I. Frontasyeva. Kirkesali, N.G. L.M. Aksenova. A.I<mask>.A.I. Belokobylsky. The J. Neutron Res., 14

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title: Liguri Mosulishvili

texts: (2) was written by Khizanishvili. L.M. A.I. <mask>. A.I. Belokobylsky. The name of the person is E.I. M.V. Kirkesali.Frontasyeva, S.S. Pavlov has a patent. The priority is March 15. A. I. Belokobylsky and L. M. M.V. Kirkesali. The Patent of RF No. was granted to Frontasyeva. June 11 is the priority. N.Ya.M.V. is the name of the person. E.I. Frontasyeva. Kirkesali, N.G. T.L. Aksenova. I.G. Kalabegishvili. L.M. Murusidze. H.-Y.N. is the name of the person.Anal. Chem. There are 78 words. N.Ya. L.M. Tsibakhashvili. The name of the person is E.I. T.L. Kirkesali.M.V. Kalabegishvili. E.V. Frontasyeva. S.S. Pavlov and Pomyakushina. J. Radioanal. There is a Nucl. Chem., 259 (3) was published in 1982. N. Tsibakhahsvili, T. Kalabegishvili, L<mask>, E. Kirkesali, S. Kerkenjia, I. Murusidze, H.-Y.M.V. is the name of the person. S.F. Frontasyeva. Gundorina is from J. Radioanal. There is a Nucl. Chem. Accepted. N. Asatiani, M. Abuladze, B. Birkaya, N. Sapozhnikova, L.The book, Biomed., was written by Holman. Chrom., 16: 327. There are external links to episodes from life of


title: Gurgen Askaryan

texts: <mask> was a prominent Soviet physicist who was famous for his discovery of the self-focusing of light. <mask> was born in Moscow in the year 1928. <mask>'s parents were both doctors and <mask> was a dentist. Gurgen started his first research project at the Moscow State University at the age of 18. In 1952 I was accepted to the graduate school at the Institute of Chemical Physics in Moscow. He graduated with a PHD in 1957. An author of over 200 articles, Askaryan made a significant contribution to the field of high energy physics.He received the highest scientific award in the Soviet Union for his discovery of the self-focusing of light. After graduating from the Doctor of Science in 1992, Gurgen experienced health problems, which were accompanied by worsening of his sister Gohar's health. He and his sister died the same day in their apartment in Moscow because of the same heart disease. A new method of registration of fast charged particles was proposed by G<mask> during the third year of his education. The following was his idea. There is an overheated transparent liquid. A small amount of energy is all it takes to make it boil.A fast charged particle can enter through this overheated liquid. The particle is able to ionize atoms near its trajectory. This amount of heat is enough to cause boiling along the particle's trajectory. Many bubbles are created along the trajectory. G. Askaryan talked to his teachers and fellow students about the proposal. No one objected. No one helped to realize the idea.G<mask> was new to forms and methods of scientific investigation. He didn't publish his

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Astgik Askaryan
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title: Gurgen Askaryan

texts: proposal. In 1952, the same idea was set forth by an American physicist. He put the idea into practice by assembling the bubble chamber. The instrument was so useful in high energy physics that it was awarded a prize. <mask>'s deep concern was given rise to by this event. He let it slip that the prize was so close.This event gave him faith in himself. Cosmic rays and sound waves were discovered by G. Askaryan. He showed that sound can come from hadron-electron-photon showers and even single fast particles. Ionization losses are quickly converted into heat by the small region next to the trajectory. The results gave a new approach to the study. Cosmic rays investigations used to be based on the interaction of a particle with a detector. The results of Askaryan made it possible to detect showers and single particles.Several years ago, the registration of energetic particles and showers with sound detectors in sea water was planned as an important part of global monitoring. G<mask> showed that the rays emit radiation that can be used to detect them. Since the electrons and positrons are created in pairs, it was assumed that electron-photon showers do not emit radiation. There is an excess of negative charge in an electron-photon shower according to Askaryan's analysis. Excess electrons are knocked out of atoms by either photoeffect or shower electrons. The number of positrons decreases due to the annihilation process. Excess electrons associated with shower create an electric current.The variable current is the source of radiation. Every shower is a source of radiation. New perspectives were

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title: Gurgen Askaryan

texts: opened by these studies. The investigations paved the way for distant registration. Cosmic ray showers are being observed by many radio-astronomical stations. G<mask> showed that sound waves can be generated by intense laser beams. This effect can be used for processing and destruction.A new branch of physics was created as a result of this series of investigations. G. Askaryan began to investigate the interaction of laser beam with substances. Physicists used to break through thin metal with a laser beam. It was like a game. G. Askaryan paid tribute to the game. There were two kinds of holes made by the laser beam. The edges of the aperture were smooth when he used a laser.The hole made by a powerful laser had rough edges as if it had been broken through. G<mask> assumed that the light pressure knocked out the part of the razor blade that was in the light spot. The problem was solved by G. A<mask> and E. M. Moroz. The following explanation was given. The beam from the powerful laser causes the metallic surface to turn into a liquid before it gets to the next layer. The surface has a substance ejected from it. There is a force on the surface of the spot.The force is the same as the steam ejected during a unit of time. There is a reaction on the surface. The metal within the spot is torn out by the powerful laser reaction. The light pressure is less than the vapor pressure. The problem of laser controlled thermonuclear reactions can be solved with the use of Vaporizing Ablation. One of the most brilliant discoveries of Askaryan was the self-focusing of light. If n0 is the linear Refractive

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title: Gurgen Askaryan

texts: index, n2 is the optical constant, and I is the intensity profile of the beam, then the Refractive index can be represented as n0 + n2I.The phenomenon of self-focusing may occur if a beam of light propagating through a material in which n2 is positive. If a strong beam of light passes through a medium with Kerr nonlinearity, the Refractive index of the medium inside the beam is greater than that outside of the beam. If the electric field is strong enough, the beam will create a waveguide, which will reduce or completely eliminate the divergence of the beam. This effect is called self-focusing by Askaryan. The discovery of self-focusing opened a new chapter. The Askaryan effect is a phenomenon in which a particle travelling faster than the speed of light in a dense radio transparent medium such as salt, ice or the lunar regolith. This phenomenon is interested in using bulk matter to detect high energy neutrinos.The regolith, the outer few metres of the Moon's surface, is a sufficiently transparent medium for detecting microwaves from the charge excess in particle showers. The Apollo missions confirmed the radio transparency of the regolith. <mask> and M. L. Levin found a combination of auxiliary high-frequency elds which could secure stability of electron bunch during acceleration. Iss. The biographical paper about <mask> <mask> was written by his friend and colleague Boris Bolotovskii. The author of this article has permission to use his work on the internet. Status and Outlook of Experimental Studies of Askaryan RF Radiation Neutrino Astrophysics with the Askaryan Effect are External

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title: Elham Dwairy Tabry

texts: <mask> is an Arab Palestinian author and citizen of Israel. <mask> was born in 1947. She is the third child in a conservative family. Her parents are a building engineer and a housewife. She attended a girls-only school when she was a child. She borrowed books from her uncle as a child. There were no public libraries in the area at that time.She received a teaching certificate in 1972 from the Ministry of Education in Nazareth. She earned a teaching certificate in 1986 for teaching English in the junior high. <mask> <mask> received a degree in Education and Arabic Language from the University of Haifa in 1989. She earned her Masters in Education from the Loughborough University in England in 1995 after studying Bibliotherapy. <mask> <mask> <mask> is married to Edwar <mask> and has three children. Her children and husband helped her write. She had her husband, daughter, son and daughter-in-law help her with her books.<mask> <mask> was a teacher from 1972 to 1997. She began writing about education in 1994. She began writing for the newspaper when it had a poet as its editor-in-chief. She has written about education in newspapers, magazines and websites. Albaida was her first book. She has written and published 62 children's books, nine books for teenagers and two professional books on education. The Firas, Hana and Qushqush series were created by her.She established Dar Al-Elham Publishing to publish her books. In Israel and the Palestinian National Authority, shows with the character "Qushqush" had been presented in kindergartens and elementary schools. The plays were directed and written by <mask> <mask>. She

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title: Elham Dwairy Tabry

texts: used Qushq's character to create mind games. She won an award from the Israeli Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. In November 2015, an evening tribute was held for <mask> <mask>, for her great educational and literary role and for her contribution for children, parents and society as a whole, and in particular from the Qus. An exhibition at the festival presented illustrations from Qushq books, as well as illustrations from her other books.The most popular children's figure in Israel was created by her. In 2010, 2012 and 2016 her books were selected for the Israeli Ministry of Education's book charts. The Department of the Arts in the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality displayed Qushqush book illustrations over a ten day period in November. The TV show was broadcast by Israeli Educational Television. She was an expert guest on education on the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation radio program Makan Station. She answers questions from parents on a live broadcast. She lectures about early childhood education.She taught at the Open University of Israel. She gives guest lectures in Israel and the Palestinian National Authority. Her books appeal to a wide range of children. She wrote and illustrated books for youth. Firas is a kid in the Firas series. Firas' everyday experiences are dealt with in some of the series books. The Hana series is about a baby.The purpose of the series is to care for and nurture the emotional, thought and feeling side of infants. The hero of <mask>'s books is Qushqush. The name "Qushqush" is a fictional name, and was chosen to prevent the teasing of children with such a name. The

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title: Elham Dwairy Tabry

texts: character is not ideal, playful or curious, it is funny and similar to all children. The purpose of the booklets was to develop the emotional-intellectual side of the child. The seller of the lilies and flowers was written by <mask> <mask> and contained 10 short stories, eight of which wereautobiographical. She illustrated five other therapeutic books.The books written by <mask> <mask> incorporate topics such as gender roles and the Arab family's attitude to modernization and tradition. She wrote about abuse and death for children. She wrote two books about sexual abuse and pedophilia, topics that are considered taboo in Arab society. The Body of Qushqush was published in 2001 and Qushqush the Guardian of the Castle was published in 2008. She wrote a book for children about how they came into the world. The book deals with a topic that was not discussed in children's books in the Arab world. There are few books that discuss the sexual abuse of children in Israel.Qushqush's body and the Guardian of the Castle were noted. Other books didn't have illustrations that dealt with the subject. According to the study, <mask>'s books are popular with children because they are similar to every child's behavior. The stories are characterized by the illustrations and production, her writing in rhymes, the happy ending with a song at the end of each story, short sentences, the emotional expressions and phrasing of sentences according to a child's way of speaking. The techniques made it easier for the child to relate to the characters. A partial list of books written by <mask> <mask> <mask> can be found on the National Library

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title: Wanrong

texts: The empress of the Manchu Plain White Banner Gobulo clan was known as Wanrong and she was the wife of the last Emperor of China. She was the empress consort of the Qing dynasty from 1922 to 1924, and later became the empress consort of the Japanese puppet state of Manchuckuo from 1934 to 1945. She was given the title of Empress Xiaokemin. At the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War in 1945, <mask> was captured by Chinese Communist guerrillas and transferred to a prison camp in Jilin. Her remains were never found after she died in prison. Wanrong's younger brother, Runqi, conducted a ritual burial for her in the Western Qing tombs. Wanrong is referred to as simply Wanrong because Manchus were usually referred to by their given names only.Her courtesy name was Muhong and her art name was Zhilian. The name Elizabeth was inspired by Elizabeth I of England. Wanrong was born in the Gobulo clan under the Plain White Banner of the Eight Banners. The revolution of 1911 ended her father's office under the Qing Dynasty. The Imperial Household Department was where Wanrong's father worked until she was kicked out. Wanrong's mother died when she was two. Wanrong was raised by her stepmother.<mask> had a brother and a half-brother. The family lived in Mao Er

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title: Wanrong

texts: hutong near Di'anmen. He arranged for <mask> to be educated the same way as her brothers because he believed in gender equality. <mask> was a student at an American missionary school. The end of thousands of years of imperial rule in China was marked by the overthrow of the Qing dynasty in 1911. The former imperial family were given special privileges by the Republican government, which allowed them to retain their imperial titles. The Last Emperor was allowed to hold an imperial-style wedding.A selection of photographs of young women were shown to Puyi. The faces were too small to distinguish between. The decision to pick Wenxiu was opposed by the former concubine because of her appearance. At the time, Puyi was a child. The dowager consorts suggested that Puyi choose <mask>, who had a similar family background as he did. They decided that he would marry both <mask> and Wenxiu as his primary and secondary spouses because he already chose Wenxiu. She moved back to Beijing to get ready for the marriage.A group of palace eunuchs were sent to prepare her for a wedding. <mask> was taught how to bow and behave with the emperor. She rebelled. She was not happy about marrying someone she had never met before. She eventually agreed to the marriage. The

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title: Wanrong

texts: waiting. The little girl, hidden in her flowered box, was carried into the glitter and glamour of this 'Great Within'. The princess became an empress as the gates boomed shut.People kowtowed to Puyi as he sat on his Dragon Throne. As the decree of their marriage was read in celebration, she kowtowed to him six times. <mask> wore a mask, as was Imperial Chinese tradition for the night-time wedding ceremony, and Puyi, who was inexperienced with women, later stated: "I hardly thought about marriage and family." I was curious about what she looked like when she came into my field of vision with a cloth embroidered with a dragon and a phoenix over her head. The Palace of Earthly Tranquility was where <mask> first showed her face. Before entering the bridal chamber, there was a ritual of eating cake, drinking wine and eating noodles. Puyi did not marry.The Palace of Gathered Elegance was the old residence of the Emperor and the Hall of Mental Cultivation was the old residence of the Empress. There was a retinue of eunuchs and maids who dealt with Wanrong's every desire and whim. The Empress had a separate kitchen and tailor who would make new dresses for her almost every day. The elderly maids would undress and clean her. She would sit on the side of


title: Wanrong

texts: the basin and look at her body. Sun Yaoting, Wanrong's personal eunuch servant, said that despite her volatile character and occasional bursts of temper, Wanrong was generally kind to servants and would offer them food as she often dined alone. Wanrong admonished her brother for being disrespectful to a servant.The eunuch who was hard-of-hearing for incompetence was thrown out of the palace by the empress if her servant upset her. <mask> thought that Wenxiu was something of a rival because she was a higher position than Puyi's concubine. The Palace of Eternal Spring was just 70 metres away from Wenxiu's home. <mask>'s problems with Wenxiu may have arisen from a suspicion that Puyi had a preference for Wenxiu, according to a sarcastic poem written by <mask>. Puyi described his partners as furniture and tools. <mask> found promise in her studies despite her unhappy marriage to Puyi. She could focus for hours on tasks like studying and playing the organ, according to her tutor.She was wise and eager to learn, quick-witted and inquisitive; she always made a thorough inquiry of the ups and downs of ancient events, had a profound understanding of the texts. I was in awe of her. She would be able to refer to the past for the present and contribute to

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title: Wanrong

texts: the wise governance of the emperor if she continued to teach herself in the palace. <mask> liked to read, play the piano, and write in English. Described as old-fashioned by her brother, Wanrong was more westernised than Puyi, having grown up in the French Concession in Tianjin and teaching him how to eat Western food with a knife and fork. An article in Time magazine dated Monday, 12 May 1924, titled "China: Henry the Democrat", stated that the emperors had adopted Western names, with <mask>'s being Elizabeth. Most of the time, Puyi, <mask> and Wenxiu would leave the city to visit relatives or sightsee.During a visit to see his sick grandmother, they stopped in a garden. The local press reported on these outings in 1923. They went to the Summer Palace in April 1924. They went to have tea with their English tutor. Time magazine said that Elizabeth and Miss Isabel were both speaking English. There were always several two-person palanquins waiting to carry the tutors in at the Gate of Divine Valor when they came to teach. At the age of eighteen or nineteen she behaved like a child and enjoyed playing games with her maids and eunuchs.She used to play "drop the handkerchief" in the courtyard in the evening. Visitors were made to play games until

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title: Wanrong

texts: everyone was tired by the empress. Sometimes an eunuch would be summoned and be on duty for no other reason than to play with her. Wanrong was lonely and had few visitors. Sun Yaoting, Wanrong's personal eunuch, said that Puyi wouldn't spend the night with Wanrong in the Palace of Gathered Elegance. Sun said Wanrong never closed the door at night, but only drew the door curtain. On rare occasions, the door would be closed and the maid sent away.Puyi was in a bad mood after. Johnston tried to improve the relationship between Puyi and <mask> as well as to get <mask>'s people to mix with Puyi's, but he didn't get very far. He thought that Puyi had been married too young. Sun said that Puyi used to help <mask> learn how to ride a bike with the help of the eunuchs. Every day, Puyi would come to see her. Sun was asked to have a ride but fell off, causing everyone to laugh and clap. <mask> found the situation to be funny when he was asked to go on a swing in the veranda of the Palace of Universal Happiness.While the swing was moving, the Empress was brave enough to stand up. Wanrong would send his subordinates to give money to the poor outside the city. She was praised in December 1923 for donating 600 yuan to a charity. Smoking became a habit for the


title: Wanrong


title: Wanrong

texts: of the devil, and motor cars are not uncommon, still elicit a dubious and suspicious response from the inland Chinese. It has all happened so fast. The Chinese are being Europeanized. The beautiful spiritual quality of the country has been killed by that blow.At the moment, it is a chaotic and uncertain land. After being exiled from Beijing, Puyi, <mask>, and Wenxiu stayed at his father's house. Puyi hid in the Japanese Legation in Beijing. On February 24, 1925, Puyi moved out of Beijing to the Japanese concession. <mask> and Wenxiu arrived on February 27. The Quiet Garden Villa (Jing garden) within the Japanese concession in Tianjin was where Puyi and <mask> settled in 1929. They enjoyed an active public and social life in the villa.She was addicted to opium after smoking it as a hobby. Smoking opium at this time was not unusual and <mask>'s perceived temper problems may have been one of the reasons for remaining passive to the problem. Li said that Wanrong was kind-hearted and friendly to her servants, even though she was shrewish. Theatre, dancing, skating, horse-riding, sports, shopping, and other forms of entertainment were found by Wanrong. She was a heavy shopper and used to compete with Wenxiu for Puyi's attention. Wanrong would often


title: Wanrong

texts: be taken to the Xinming Theater by Puyi. A friend of Wanrong's was invited to play mahjong tiles at the garden.She said she would go on sightseeing trips with her. She didn't play balls, she didn't dance in the ball, she didn't buy a sweepstakes, and she didn't ride a horse. They went to the International Jockey Club and the West Lake Restaurant. She just enjoyed looking at things. One of them would insist that Puyi buy it for her as well. Wenxiu divorced Puyi in 1931 after he spent more time with <mask>. <mask> donated a pearl necklace to aid the relief efforts after the 1931 Yellow River floods.<mask> kept a diary in Tianjin and wrote about Wenxiu, her illnesses, and her neglect at the hands of Puyi. On 2 May 1931, she wrote, "On 25 June 1931, she wrote, "In <mask>'s journal entry of 30 April 1931, she said that she had got seriously ill three times during her seven years in Tainjin." She had chronic diseases such as "panasthenia" and irregular menstruation. According to <mask>'s diary entry of 30 September 1931, she continued to smoke opium despite Puyi's insistence in a discussion about illness and the effects of opium on pregnant women. She wrote on 1 October 1931 that it was the lunar 20 August. The Emperor talked to me about his actions.


title: Wanrong

texts: I asked if what was said in the press was true.The Emperor said it was nothing but rumors. I told Puyi if he lived alone I would know. You have allowed her to live alone if you always find a reason to go out alone. I would know about it if you went to see her. According to his memoir, Puyi felt resentment for Wanrong after she neglected her to the point that he rarely spoke to her, and after she drove Wenxiu away. The Emperor of Manchuckuo Late in 1931, Yoshiko Kawashima, acting under instructions from the Japanese Kwantung Army, took Wanrong from Tianjin to Dalian and then to Port Arthur to meet Puyi who had accepted an offer from the Empire of Japan. <mask> disliked the Japanese and was against Puyi's plan to go to Manchuria, so Doihara sent for his cousin, a pro-Japanese, to convince him to change his mind."As you see, His Majesty had left and His Highness couldn't come here," Li Guoxiong was told by <mask> after Puyi snuck into Manchuria. Who would take care of me? <mask> was influenced by a strong- willed, flamboyant, openly bisexual woman known for her habit of wearing male clothing and uniforms. A member of <mask>'s team later said that he only played a minor role. On November 28, 1931, <mask> and her group landed in Dalian. <mask>'s

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title: Wanrong

texts: requests to visit Puyi were not allowed by the Japanese military. There were rumors that the emperor had been killed and that he had been put under house arrest.<mask> was allowed to visit Puyi. It is possible that the Japanese military was afraid that Puyi could be influenced by those around him and that they wouldn't allow them to live together. <mask> would spend a few months in Prince Su's Mansion before moving to Hsinking. Li said that she acted like a spoiled child. The Japanese kept a close eye on <mask> after he arrived in Hsinking. She was going to escape from the Japanese on two occasions. Wellington Koo, a diplomat, recalled in his memoirs that he once met a man who said he was sent by <mask> to seek his help in escaping from Hsinking.He couldn't help her because he was a ''consultant''. My attendant said that he knew the man in Beijing and that he could meet him. He said that the man was pretending to be an antique dealer to get the attention of the Japanese. We stopped at the corner when I went out to the porch. The man said that he was sent by the queen. She asked me to help her escape from Changchun because she knew I was going to Manchuria, and she was surrounded by Japanese attendants in the palace, and her every move was


title: Wanrong

texts: watched and denounced. If she could, she would have helped the emperor escape.In August or September 1933, when the wife of a Manchukuo official was about to leave for Japan, Wanrong approached her and asked her for help. Wanrong's plan to escape was again unsuccessful. One time, the Empress was heard saying, "Why can everyone else be free, but I can't be free?" On March 1, 1934, the Japanese government proclaimed Puyi as the emperor and <mask> as the empress. The Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchu State is a tax office that was converted into a temporary palace while a new structure was being built. In June 1934, Prince Chichibu visited Manchukuo on behalf of the Shwa Emperor to mark close ties between Japan and Manchukuo, and Wanrong only made one other public appearance as Empress. While these were the only big state ceremonies she participated in, she was noted to have made smaller public appearances; in Wild Swans, she was noted to have participated in the official visit of the Emperor to Jinzhou in September 1939, where the mother of the author was selected to present flowers to the<mask> made 27 pieces of Cheongsam in one year. She was taught to play chess and tennis as well as drawing and playing music. The empress <mask>


title: Wanrong

texts: taught Cui and her sisters to sing a song. It was the national anthem of China. On 21 November 1934, The New York Times wrote an article stating that: "due to nervous illness, <mask> will soon leave the capital to spend the Winter at Dairen." He would not allow his staff to kill a single fly because he had developed superstitions about it. Wanrong became so engrossed in these superstitions that she would blink and spit, tellingly, that she was mentally ill.Puyi would sometimes sit in her bedroom before he went to sleep. She is said to have been angry. <mask> took to smoking tobacco mixed with small amounts of opium as a tranquilizer due to Puyi's neglect. She was a heavy opium user and smoked two ounces of opium daily by 1938. Between 10 July 1938 and 10 July 1939, <mask> bought 740 ounces of opium. Her monthly spending increased by twice the original amount, and most of it was spent on opium along with a large number of fashion and movie magazines. Out of loneliness, the opium-addicted Empress had secret affairs with two of Puyi's aides.Just under a year after arriving in Changchun, Puyi's son was sent to a military school in Japan. One day, Puyi noticed that another of his attendants, Li Tiyu, had lipstick on and questioned him as to why he


title: Wanrong

texts: was wearing it, with Li Tiyu responding that he had been pale-lipped and wanted to make it look pleasant to the Lord of Ten Thousand Years. The uproar of laughter was caused by his answer. Li Tiyu always wore lipstick. In another instance, Puyi beat him after he became suspicious of where he was when he woke up the next day. The guard's wife had an affair with Li Tiyu. Li Tiyu was thrown out of the Palace by Puyi.Puyi was scared to offend the Japanese when he tried to divorce Wanrong. The Japanese saw through his plans and refused to allow him to leave Wanrong on January 21, 1935. <mask> was deeply upset after he discovered the plot. Wang said that Wanrong was not allowed to communicate with the outside world. She bore an illegitimate daughter and insisted that Puyi either acknowledge the child as his or allow the child to be raised outside the imperial household, but he ignored her and the infant was killed upon delivery in 1935. <mask> was taken to a remote hospital. There are two different accounts of what happened to Wanrong after her daughter's death.According to one account, <mask> never knew that her daughter was being raised by a nanny, and that Puyi lied to her that her daughter was being raised by a nanny. <mask> lived in a constant


title: Wanrong

texts: opium consumption since her daughter's infanticide, according to the other account. He wrote that she was told she had been adopted and that her son would live in the world until her death. It is possible that Puyi was aware of what would happen to the baby, and was too timid to do anything about it. <mask> was more hesitant to divorce than Wenxiu as she enjoyed the benefits of being Empress, but by this time she had little choice because of her previous attempts to escape. In his memoir, Puyi noted that <mask> was willing to be a wife in name only, unlike Wenxiu, who was more interested in her position as empress. Several servants were waiting on <mask>, who was locked in her quarters.The sound of chains on the floor could be heard as they walked by <mask>'s room, according to Wang Jianzhai, a man who had served at the Palace. The chains were removed after a long time. She was kept under complete house arrest. <mask>'s father stopped visiting her because of her transformation. Ronqi said her father loved her a lot and couldn't bear to see what he had become. The Empress smoked two packets of cigarettes a day along with large quantities of opium and the cheapest pipes available. The empress was seated to my right, and while I was watching, she


title: Wanrong


title: Wanrong

texts: properly as she became unpredictable. Her toenails were no longer cut and she had dark teeth because of her smoking. The Emperor's hair was cut short and she was described as a "hedgehog" because she didn't wash her hair often. The wife of one of Puyi's relatives claimed that she found <mask>'s personal maid crying in the Palace. The maid told her that the Empress had forced her to eat a cookie with Wanrong's blood on it or face a beating if she didn't. She had to be pulled back inside by an eunuch when she ran outside in her pyjamas.A maid present at the Palace recalled that she would lay around naked, laughing and crying, although it's unclear if this meant full nudity or undergarments. servants were sent on more than one occasion to buy lottery tickets with financial records showing the purchase and price of lottery tickets <mask> is said to have cursed her father when she had moments of mental clarity. She struggled to walk and her eyesight deteriorated due to an eye disease in her later years. She used a folded fan to block her face when she looked at others. After the fall of the regime in 1945, <mask>'s concubine, Li Yuqin, only saw her face once. In the midst of the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, Puyi attempted to flee from Manchukuo


title: Wanrong

texts: because of the risk of arrest.The group moved from Hsinking to Dalizi by train and then by plane. <mask>, his concubine Li Yuqin, and other imperial household members were left behind. <mask>, her sister-in-law Saga Hiro and the rest of her group were captured by Chinese Communist guerrillas in January 1946, after they tried to flee to Korea. The Soviets came to liberate Northeast China as well as asking to see the emperor, and Prince Pujian, a relative of Puyi's in the group, was told by the Soviets that they had come to liberate Northeast China as well as asking to see the emperor. The group was undetained after the officers met Li Yuqin and <mask>. In order to survive the winter in a hotel due to the cold as well as problems such as the running water icing up, <mask> and her group moved to Linjian county. Wanrong made a wave to let Li Yuqin sit on her bedside.Eunuchs said that no one had ever been offered a seat before. <mask> made two noises. Heh! Li Yuqin said that her grief was unbearable and she was in tears. They were discovered by Chinese communist guerrillas under the command of He Changgong and transferred to Changchun. Wanrong had no place to live after Li Yuqin, Puyi's concubine was taken back by her family. Her father and brother


title: Wanrong

texts: had left her.She had to join the army. According to the book The Last Emperor, Li Yuqin supposedly offered Wanrong a place to stay at her home, but her mother had no sympathy and her group was arrested by the Communist Party. <mask> was taken with the military when they left Changchun. Hiro Saga wrote about her time at the Jilin prison where she said the empress screamed and moaned like a mad woman and her eyes were wide with agony. She could only feed herself, but she couldn't defecate by herself. Her sister-in-law, Saga Hiro, cared for her in her most vulnerable state while she was suffering from opium withdrawal. The former empress was put on display in the jail as if she were in a zoo, and people came from miles around to watch her.<mask> hallucinated being the empress again and spoke in a commanding tone to the prison guards, who laughed at her. She asked for imaginary servants to bring her clothing, food and a bath, and she demanded more opium. A guard told Lady Saga that "this one won't last" because of the general hatred for Puyi. <mask> and Saga were moved to a prison during the Chinese Civil War. Saga wrote "I looked through the small window and saw to my surprise that the Empress had fallen from her bunk onto the concrete floor and


title: Wanrong

texts: her food had been left by the far entrance for days." The smell of urine was terrible. On 10 June, an order was issued for <mask>, Saga Hiro and their associates to be moved to Mutankiang.In case she died on the way, the man in charge of the prison said it would be best to leave Wanrong. <mask>'s last days were spent alone. After Saga was separated from her, Wanrong died in prison at the age of 39 due to the effects of malnutrition and opium withdrawal in a pool of her own bodily fluids. Her final resting place is not known. Some said she was wrapped in a piece of cloth and dumped in the hills north ofYanji, while others said she was buried in the south ofYanji. Her remains were never found. Three years later, Puyi found out from a letter written by Saga Hiro that <mask> had died.He was not emotional. The experiences of <mask>, who had been neglected by me for so long, would be incomprehensible to a modern Chinese girl. She died as a result of my marriage to her if her fate was not determined at birth. She might have escaped her fate if she had divorced me as Wenxiu. She was different from Wenxiu. A normal man-woman relationship was more important to Wenxiu. <mask> was willing to be a wife in name only and her brother conducted a ritual burial


title: Wanrong

texts: for her at the Western Qing tombs.There was a photo buried there. <mask>'s hand mirror was buried in hopes that it would be put in a museum. The song "Paper Kite" was written by <mask>. The relationship between <mask> and her siblings before they married is shown in the family tree. The Order of the Precious Crown and the Grand Order of the Orchid Blossom were given to the Emperors of the Qing dynasty. The older one, Runliang, married the first sister of Puyi. They didn't have any children.The younger brother of <mask> married the third sister of Puyi. They had three children. Joan Chen portrayed <mask> in The Last Emperor. "As long as I live, I will not allow irresponsible fabrications and even personal insults about Wanrong's life story!" said Runqi, Wanrong's brother at the age of 93. "Insulting!" Runqi said that Wanrong's sad face when she was designated as Empress lingered in his mind as late as the 2000s. The Odyssey of a Chinese Imperial Favorite, 1904 births, deaths, Grand Cordons of the Order of the Precious Crown, and Female infanticide in China Wanrong are some of the Ranks of imperial consorts in

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title: Francis Fukuyama

texts: He is an American political scientist, political economist, and writer. <mask>'s book The End of History and the Last Man argues that the spread of liberal democracies and free-market capitalism of the West may signal the end point of humanity's sociocultural evolution and become the final form of human government. In his second book, Trust: Social Virtues and Creation of Prosperity (1995), he acknowledged that culture cannot be separated from economics. <mask> has distanced himself from the rise of the neoconservative movement. The Mosbacher Director of the Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law is <mask>. He was named director of the Ford Dorsey Master's in International Policy in August of 2019. He was the director of the International Development program at the School of Advanced International Studies.He was a professor at the School of Public Policy at George Mason University. He is a member of the International Forum for Democratic Studies founded by the National Endowment for Democracy. He is one of the 25 leading figures on the Information and Democracy Commission. <mask> was born in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago. His paternal grandfather ran a shop on the west coast before being imprisoned in the Second World War. His father, a second-generation Japanese American, received a doctorate in sociology from the University of Chicago and taught religious studies. Shiro Kawata was the daughter of the founder of the Economics Department of Kyoto University and the first president of Osaka City University.<mask> was the only child in his family and had no contact with Japanese culture. His family moved to Pennsylvania in 1967. <mask> received his Bachelor of Arts degree in classics from Cornell University, where he studied political philosophy. After graduating from Yale University with a degree in comparative

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title: Francis Fukuyama

texts: literature, he went to Paris for six months to study under two philosophers, but then switched to political science at Harvard University. He studied with many people, including Samuel P. Huntington. His thesis was about Soviet threats to intervene in the Middle East. He joined the global policy think tank in 1979.Since his undergraduate years at Cornell, <mask> has been affiliated with the Telluride Association. Steven Weinberg, Paul Wolfowitz, and Kathleen Sullivan are just a few of the significant leaders and intellectuals who have resided at Telluride. The School of Public Policy at George Mason University employed <mask> from 1996 to 2000. He was the Director of the International Development Program at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at the time of his death. He is a senior fellow at the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law and director of the Ford Dorsey Master's in International Policy. The End of History and the Last Man <mask> is best known for his book The End of History and the Last Man, in which he argued that the progression of human history as a struggle between ideologies was largely at an end. In an earlier article, "The End of History?", there were ideas expressed in the book.It was published in The National Interest. Authors argued in 1990 that <mask>'s essay gave him 15 minutes of fame, which would soon be followed by a slide into obscurity. <mask> was declared to be one of the few enduring public intellectuals by the American community. Media stars are eaten up and spat out after 15 minutes. He has lasted. One of the main criticisms of The End of History was his stance towards postmodernism. <mask> believed that postmodern philosophy undermined the ideology behind liberal democracy, leaving the western world in a potentially weaker position.The hope for the future of the

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