title: Philip Melanchthon

texts: <mask> was a German Lutheran reformer who collaborated with Martin Luther, the first systematic theologian of the Protestant Reformation, and an influential designer of educational systems. He is a reformer, theologian, and molder of Protestantism. They denounced the cult of the saints, the justification by faith, and the coercion of the conscience in the sacrament of penance, which they believed could not offer certainty of salvation. The doctrine of transubstantiation was rejected by both. They said that Christ's body and blood are present with the elements of bread and wine in the Lord's Supper. The Lutheran view of sacramental union differs from the Roman Catholic Church's view that the bread and wine do not need to be consecrated in order to be sacramental. The central formula for Lutheran evangelical insight is Melanchthon's distinction between law and gospel.He meant God's requirements both in Old and New Testament, and the free gift of grace through faith in Jesus Christ. <mask> was born on February 16, 1497, at Bretten, where his father was armorer to <mask> of the Rhine. Barbara Reuter was the mother. During the War of the Palatinate Succession, his birthplace was burned by the French. The site of the town's Melanchthonhaus was built in 1897. In 1507 he was sent to the Latin school at Pforzheim, where he met the Latin and Greek poets. <mask> was influenced by his great-uncle Reuchlin, who suggested he change his name to "MeSchwartzerdt", which means "black earth" in Greek.<mask> was only eleven when his grandfather and father died. He was brought to Pforzheim with his brother to live with his maternal grandmother. He studied philosophy, rhetoric, and astronomy/astrology at the University of Heidelberg and became known as a scholar of Greek. He worked on jurisprudence, mathematics, and medicine after being denied the master's degree in 1512 because of his youth. The technical aspects of astrology were taught to him by Johannes Stffler. He began to study theology after getting a master's degree. He became convinced that true Christianity was not the same as

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title: Philip Melanchthon

type: paraphrased

texts: the Saxons and Flacius tried to avenge themselves by humiliation at the Colloquy of Worms in 1557. He protested so that his opponents left so that the Roman Catholics could point the finger at the Protestants. Friedrich Nietzsche says that the Reformation in the 16th century did not experience a greater insult. He persisted in his efforts for the peace of the church, suggesting a synod of the Evangelical party and drawing up for the same purpose the Frankfurt Recess, which he defended later against the attacks of his enemies. The last years of his life were bitter because of the Lord's Supper controversies. The influence of the Calvinistic doctrine on Germany led to the renewal of this dispute. He never gave his assent or used its characteristic formulas.He did not state how body and blood are related to the personal presence and self-impartation of Christ in the Lord's Supper. He assumed the real presence of the body of Christ even though he rejected the physical act of mastication. John Calvin emphasized the relation of the Lord's Supper to justification. Marian views Mary as a saint and developed positive commentaries about her. "She kept all things in her heart, which is a call to the church to follow her example," he wrote in his Annotations. Mary went too far when she asked for more wine during the marriage. She was not upset when Jesus scolded her.Mary did not sin when she lost her son. Mary was spared the consequences of her original sin, even though she was conceived with it. The Council of Basel approved the feast of the Immaculate Conception in 1439, despite the fact that it was opposed by Melanchthon. The invention of monks was declared by him. Mary is a representation of the church and in the Magnificat, she spoke for the whole church. Mary was like no other human being. Christians have to unite under the cross in order to become Christ-like.In lecturing on the Librorum de judiciis Astrologicis of Ptolemy, <mask> expressed his interest in Greek mathematics, astronomy and astrology. He thought that a God had reasons to show comets and eclipses. He was


title: Philip Melanchthon

texts: movement. They thought of their common calling as a divine necessity of their mutual position. "I would rather die than be separated from Luther, the man full of the Holy Ghost" was written by Melanchthon in 1520. "Dead is the horseman and chariot of Israel who ruled the church in this last age of the world, despite the strained relations between them in the last years of Luther's life," said Melanchthon at Luther's death. Luther wrote that his books were warlike because he had to fight with devils.I am the rough pioneer who must break the road, but Master <mask> comes along softly and gently, sows and waters heartily, since God has richly endowed him with gifts. One year before his death, Luther praised Melanchthon's revised Loci above them and called him "a divine instrument which has achieved the very best in the department of theology to the great rage." When Luther thought that truth was at stake, he attacked a number of men, but never spoke against him. The strained relation between these two men was not caused by anything other than the fundamental difference of their individualities and the fact that nature had not formed out. It cannot be denied, however, that Luther was more magnanimous, for at times he was dissatisfied with Melanchthon's actions, but never uttered a word against his private character. In a letter to Carlowitz, he protested that Luther put a lot of pressure on him because of his hot-headed nature. His work as a reformer was characterized by moderation, conscientiousness, caution, and love of peace, but these qualities were sometimes said to only be lack of decision, consistence, and courage.His actions are often shown from regard for the welfare of the community and for the quiet development of the church, not from anxiety for his own safety. He wasn't said to lack personal courage, but he was said to be less aggressive than other people. When he was reminded of Luther's strength and power, he said, "If I don't do my part, I can't expect anything from God in prayer." His nature was seen to be inclined to suffer with faith in God that he


title: Philip Melanchthon

texts: Matthaei (1558), and the German sermons prepared for George of Anhalt were all written by him.He never preached from the pulpit, and his Latin sermons were prepared for the Hungarian students who did not understand German. The German catechism and the religious manual for younger students are related to Luther's arrangement. It is safe to say that every department of theology was advanced even if he was not a pioneer because of his influence on the method of theological study. The spiritual heir of the South German Humanists, who represented an ethical conception of the humanities, was As a philosopher and pedagogue. He preferred the liberal arts and classical education because of their emphasis on natural and ethical philosophy. The ancient classics were for him in the beginning, the sources of a purer knowledge, but they were also the best means of educating the youth both by their beauty of form and their ethical content. By his organizing activity in the sphere of educational institutions, he became the founder of the learned schools of Evangelical Germany.The teacher of the German Protestant world was <mask>. The rule of the Leibniz-Wolff school ended the influence of his philosophy. With the contempt of an enthusiastic Humanist he turned away from scholasticism and came to Wittenberg with the plan of editing the complete works of Aristotle. His interest waned under the influence of Luther, but in 1519 he edited the Rhetoric and the Dialectic. He said that the relation of philosophy to theology is characterized by the difference between Law and Gospel. As a light of nature, the former also contains elements of the natural knowledge of God which have been obscured and weakened by sin. The renewed promulgation of the Law by revelation became necessary and was furnished in the Decalogue, and all law, including that in the form of natural philosophy, contains only demands.As the law is a pedagogue that leads to Christ, philosophy is subject to revealed truth as the main standard of opinions and life. He also published De dialecta libri iv, Erotemata dialectices,


title: Jerry Bowyer

texts: Gerald "<mask><mask> is an American investment manager, author, and columnist. He is a former radio and broadcasting host who has also been involved in public affairs, political writing, and investment activities. In 1990 <mask> began his career as an accountant at Arthur Andersen, one of the six largest accounting firms in the United States. He left the firm in 1993 to work for a mutual fund company. In 1993 <mask> was the host of the Cross-Town Perspectives program. He hosted The <mask> Program on WPTT radio in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which was a live 3-hour program focusing on business, politics and current events. He left in July 2005.<mask> hosted an afternoon show on a Christian talk radio station in Pittsburgh. He left in February 2006 because of chest pains. <mask> said that he needed to scale back due to stress related illness. Many television programs have <mask> on them. He was the host of Cornerstone TeleVision's program Focus on the Issues. Pennsylvania Newsmakers is a public affairs television program that airs through much of Pennsylvania. <mask> is the former host of WorldView, a Sunday-morning political talk show that is syndicated to approximately 2 dozen TV stations.In his bio, <mask> mentions interviews done for the show, including those of Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Presidential advisor Karl Rove, and publisher and former Republican presidential candidate Steve<mask> has received criticism for his statements regarding universal healthcare aiding terrorism. <mask> was the founding president of the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy. The Allegheny Institute Taxpayer Coalition was the institute's political arm. The views of <mask>'s conservative think tank, the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy, were informally adopted last year by the newly elected Republican county commission majority. More than $3.5 million of the $3.8 million in grants to the Institute between 1995 and 2005 came from four of the various Scaife Foundations. <mask> spent more time with his radio and television activities after he resigned as head of the institute.Jake Haulk is a long time employee of

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title: Jerry Bowyer

texts: the institute. The Bush Boom: How a Misunderestimated President Fixed a Broken Economy and The Free Market Capitalist's Survival Guide: How to Invest and Thrive in an Era of Rampant Socialism were both published by Bowyer. He is an occasional contributor to Forbes magazine. He contributes to The Wall Street Journal. The board of Impact Total Return Portfolio was chaired by <mask>. Also known as "IMPACT Management Investment Trust". He was a member of the investment committee of Blue Vase Capital Management.He was a director of Gundaker/Jordan American, a financial services company, from 2001 to 2002. Newsmakers Leadership Group is a research and media company that was founded by <mask>. The Pennsylvania Newsmakers show is produced by Verity. Bowyer Media is a company specializing in radio and television production, print and internet publishing, and economic analysis. The Ronald Blue & Co. Investment Policy Committee has an economist named <mask> who helps develop an approach to economics and investment known as Principled Reasoning. The aim of Principled Reasoning is to replace academic models for portfolio risk assessment which are based on variability or volatility with models based on adherence to certain fundamental principles of human flourishing. According to a Principled Reasoning approach to risk, when nations violate fundamental principles they add inherent risk to their investment climate requiring higher risk premiums in order to compensate for the higher risk level.<mask> is a graduate of Robert Morris University. He and his wife, Susan, live in Boston, Pennsylvania. Their seven children have been home-schooled. <mask> was the executive director of the National Reform Association in the early 1990s. According to a 1999 Washington Post article, he once called for the creation of a "theocracy" in America. <mask> had disagreements with the religious right and the position of the founding fathers on his radio program, but he changed his position on religion and state in the 90s. crosswalk.com is a "Christ-centered, for-profit corporation" that <mask> has previously written about.There are links to <mask>'s personal

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title: Charles de Morny, Duke of Morny

texts: <mask> was a French statesman. The extra-marital son of the queen of Holland and the wife of Louis Bonaparte, Morny was half-brother of Emperor Napoleon III. His birth was registered in a misleading certificate, which made him the legitimate son of Auguste Jean hyacinthe demorny, and he was born in Paris on October 23, 1811. M. Demorny was a native of St. Domingo, but he didn't own any land there. <mask>de Filleul educated Morny. After a brilliant school and college career, the future duc <mask>y received a commission in the army and entered the staff college. During the French conquest of Algeria, the comte <mask>y was an aide-de-camp to the general who saved his life.Morny secured a solid position in the business world when he established a major sugar industry in the Auvergne and wrote a pamphlet about it. He was helped by his mistress Franoise Mosselman, the beautiful and wealthy wife of the Belgian ambassador. He didn't have an interest in many great commercial enterprises in Paris. Although Morny didn't have much to do with party politics at first, he was heard with respect for industrial and financial questions. He supported the government of Louis Philippe because revolution threatened his commercial interests, but before the Revolutions of 1848 he considered converting to the cause represented by the Comte <mask>. The lady asked what he would do if the Chamber were swept out, and he replied with witticism. He said to range himself on the side of the broom handle.He was admitted to the intimate circle of his half-brother Louis Napoleon, and he helped to engineer the coup d'état of 2 December 1851, when he was appointed to head the ministry of the interior. After six

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title: Charles de Morny, Duke of Morny

texts: months in office, during which Morny showed his political opponents moderation and tact, he resigned his portfolio, ostensibly because he disapproved of the confiscation of the Bourbon-Orléans property but really because Napoleon, influenced by Morny's rivals, resented his claim to a He resumed his financial speculations. He used his official rank to assist his schemes after he was appointed president of the Corps Législatif in 1854. In 1856, Morny was sent as a special envoy to <mask> of Russia and brought home a wife who strengthened his social position. The illegitimate daughter of Nicholas I of Russia may have been the legal daughter of Prince Sergey Vasilyevich Trubetskoy. Morny was created as a Duke.The French expedition sent to place Archduke Maximilian on the throne was prompted by Napoleon III's desire to prevent him from attaining the throne of Mexico. Despite occasional disagreements, <mask>'s influence with the emperor remained great, and the liberal policies which he advocated enabled him to serve the imperial cause through his influence with the leaders of the opposition. His health deteriorated while he was laying the foundations of the "Liberal Empire". He was visited by the emperor and empress before he died. After his death, Morny's valuable collection of pictures was sold. Morny didn't get the distinction he wanted as a dramatist, and none of his pieces appeared under the name M. <mask> Rémy. They met with success on the stage.The director of the Beaux-Arts admired <mask>'s taste in pictures as well as the man himself. He said that <mask> <mask> was the best bred man of his time. Morny was an important player in the development of the thoroughbred horse

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title: Charles de Morny, Duke of Morny

texts: racing and breeding industry in France. West Australian was brought to France for breeding purposes after he purchased the English Triple Crown champion. Morny built a race course in Deauville. The Prix Morny is named after him. His wife was the daughter of Prince Sergey Vasilyevich Trubetskoy and his wife.The year 1897. Marie Eugenie <mask> married a Spanish noble, José Ramn Gil Francisco <mask> Nicols Osrio <mask> Heredia, in 1877 in Madrid. He married <mask> la Purificacin Dorticos-Marn y Len in 1898. He didn't have any children. The 2nd Duc <mask>y was succeeded by <mask> Louis Valentin <mask>. He married Carlota <mask>mn-Blanco y <mask>ra in 1886 in Paris and had three children. <mask> Morny was unmarried and without issue.Anna Teresa <mask> was unmarried and without an issue. <mask> <mask> died without an issue. The wife of Jacques Godart, 6th Marquis de Belbeuf, was divorced in 1903 without issue. Sarah Bernhardt was influenced by the theatrical interests of De Morny. At a family conference which <mask>y attended as a family friend, the purpose of which was to determine what Bernhardt was to do with her future life, <mask>y suggested that she be sent to the Conservatoire. She turned to the theatre after the family took him up on the suggestion. There are references to Attribution.H. Castille is an <mask> la Guéronniére. ; (1856). The article on Flahaut <mask> Billarderie was adapted by B. O'Donnell. Extraits des mémoires de Alamy: Une Ambassade eh Russie 1856 was published in 1892. The figure of the duc <mask> is depicted in a novel by Alphonse <mask>. Further reading, pp. Sports people from Paris, Dukes of Morny and French politicians are buried at Pre Lachaise

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title: Madison Brengle

texts: <mask> is an American professional tennis player. She reached her first WTA Tour final in January and then made it to the fourth round of the Australian Open. She reached a career-high singles ranking in May. 35. Her greatest victory was over the world's top ranked player. 2, Serena Williams. She has won many singles and doubles titles.In August 2007, she was ranked fourth in the world. For years, he worked in the ITF Circuit. She failed to make it out of the pre-tournament qualification in 24 of the last 25 majors. She earned a wild card for the US Open main draw, which she used to win her first major match-win. She rose into the top 100 for the first time in September. He was born and raised in Delaware and is Jewish. Her mother coaches her, her father is Dan, and her brother is David.The style of playing that some coaches call a scrappy player is built around counter-punching and outlasting her opponents in long rallies while waiting for her opponent's error. She uses a short service motion. A low follow-through is what her forehand has. She uses a half-swing to drive the ball on her backhand. She is willing to fight to win her matches. <mask> was involved in an experimental training regimen when he was a teenager. She won the Easter Bowl

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title: Madison Brengle

texts: lost to the ninth-seeded Patty Schnyder. She lost to Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the US Open. The Weinholds lost in the first round of the doubles competition to Foretz and Shvedova. In August, she defeated former top-20 player Flavia Pennetta before losing to Elena Dementieva in the second round of the East West Bank Classic. The American reached the second round of the French Open qualification earlier in the year. In the first four months of the year, he reached three out of four singles finals.The Frillings won the doubles title. The team defeated Gabueva and Kleybanova in the final. In the finals of the 2008 French Open, <mask> defeated Ahsha Rolle. The US Open and the French Open agreed to give each other wild cards. She won her second title in 2011. She reached the final at the Rancho Santa Fe event. She won her first match on the tour in four years at College Park.In 2012 she won her third title. She and Paula Kania of Poland won the doubles title. She won her fourth title in Rancho Santa Fe. First Grand Slam match-win, top 100 debut, but was narrowly defeated in the first round of the Hobart International by top seed Sam Stosur in a final-set tiebreak. She was close to a main-draw spot at the Australian Open, but lost in the final


title: Jean Victor Marie Moreau

texts: <mask> was a French general who helped Napoleon Bonaparte to power, but later became a rival and was sent to the United States. <mask> was born at Morlaix in Brittany. His father was a successful lawyer, and instead of allowing his son to enter the army, he insisted that he study law at the University of Rennes. Young <mask> was happy with the freedom of student life. He continued to live with the students as their hero and leader, and formed them into a sort of army, which he commanded as their provost. The daily affrays took place at Rennes between the young noblesse and the populace. The volunteers of Ille-et-Vilaine elected a lieutenant colonel in 1791.He was promoted to général de brigade in 1793 after serving under Charles Franois Dumouriez. Charles Pichegru gave <mask> command of the right wing of the army after he was promoted to général de division. The Battle of Tourcoing established <mask>'s military fame, and in 1795 he was given the command of the Army of the Rhine-and-Moselle. He won several victories and penetrated to the Isar, but he had to retreat before the Archduke Charles of Austria. The skill he displayed in conducting his retreat, which was considered a model for such operations, greatly enhanced his own reputation, as he was able to bring back with him more than 5000 prisoners. After a long time of difficulties caused by want of funds and materiel, he crossed the Rhine again in 1797. The traitorous correspondence between his old comrade and commander Charles Pichegru and the Prince de Condé was found at this time.He concealed his discovery and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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title: Jean Victor Marie Moreau

texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Too late to clear his name, he sent the correspondence to Paris and issued a declaration to the army that Pichegru was a traitor. The absence of Bonaparte and the victory of the Russian commander Aleksandr Suvorov made it necessary to have a general in Italy. He commanded the Army of Italy, with little success, for a short time, before being appointed to the Army of the Rhine, and remained with Barthelemy Catherine Joubert, his successor in Italy. <mask> Championnet took over the command after the retreat of the army to Genoa. When Bonaparte returned from the French campaign in Egypt and Syria, he found <mask> at Paris, greatly dissatisfied with the French Directory government both as a general and a republican, and obtained his assistance in the coup d'état of 18 Brumaire. After giving him command of the Army of the Rhine, Napoleon forced the Austrians from the Rhine to the Isar.He married Eugénie Hulot, a friend of Joséphine de Beauharnais, an ambitious woman who gained a complete ascendancy over him. After spending a few weeks with the army in Germany and winning the celebrated battle of Hohenlinden, he settled down to enjoy his wealth. His wife was discontented with the aggrandisement of Napoleon. Though

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title: Jean Victor Marie Moreau

texts: not unwilling to become a military dictator to restore the republic, <mask> would be no party to an intrigue for the restoration of Louis XVIII. The conspirators were seized by Napoleon. Bonaparte brought great pressure to bear on the judges, and after they pronounced <mask>'s condemnation, the First Consul commuted his sentence to one of banishment. In the 18th century, Moreau left Spain for America.In August 1805, <mask> and his wife arrived in New York City. He was received with enthusiasm in the United States, but refused all offers of service and settled in Pennsylvania, where he bought a villa formerly belonging to Robert Morris near the Delaware River. He divided his time between fishing, hunting, and socializing. Representatives of foreign powers tried to get him to raise his sword against Napoleon, because his abode was the refuge of all political exiles. President Madison offered him the command of the U.S. troops during the War of 1812. After hearing about the destruction of the Grande Armée in Russia in 1812, <mask> decided to return to Europe. At the instigation of his wife, <mask> returned to Europe and began to negotiate with an old friend from the circle of republican intriguers: the Crown prince Charles John of Sweden.The Austrians were leading an army against Napoleon, and they were joined by Charles John and Alexander I of Russia. The Swedish and Russian leaders were given advice on how to defeat France by <mask>, who wished to see Napoleon defeated and a republican government installed. On August 27th, 1813, <mask> was mortally wounded in the Battle of Dresden and died on September 2nd in Louny. On 17

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title: Jean Victor Marie Moreau

texts: August 1813, the tsar had demanded the post of supreme commander of the allied armies for himself, with <mask> and Jomini as his deputies, a request that had been resisted with great difficulty by Austrian Foreign Minister Metternich since the post had already been offered and taken. The tsar told Metternich that God had uttered his judgement after <mask> was shot. He was of your opinion. The Catholic Church of St. Catherine is where <mask> was buried.The Bonapartists spoke of his "defection" and compared him to Pichegru and Dumouriez. <mask>'s fame as a general is very high, but he was far from Napoleon's gifts. He kept calm under pressure because of his skillful and elaborate combinations. His father was guillotined in the Reign of Terror, though he was a sincere republican. His final words, "Soyez tranquilles, messieurs; c'est mon sort," suggest that he did not regret being removed from his position as a general. The town is named after him. The 1985 novel, Kazhdomu svoyo, centers on Moreau.Clausewitz, Carl von. Napoleon Absent, Coalition Ascendant: The 1799 Campaign in Italy and Switzerland is the first volume. Trans and ed. Christopher Pringle and Nicholas Murray. The University Press of Kansas is in Lawrence, Kansas. Carl von Clausewitz was born in 2021. Napoleon Returns: The 1799 Campaign in Italy and Switzerland is the second volume of The Coalition Crumbles.Trans and ed. Christopher Pringle and Nicholas Murray. The University Press of Kansas is in Lawrence, Kansas. The names of people killed in the French Revolutionary Wars and the French military personnel killed in the Napoleonic Wars are inscribed under the Arc

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title: Kenneth Spence

texts: <mask> was a prominent American psychologist who was known for his theoretical and experimental contributions to learning theory and motivation. In the last six years of his life, <mask> was the most cited psychologist in the 14 most influential psychology journals. According to a survey published in 2002, <mask> is the 62nd most cited psychologist of the 20th century. On May 6, 1907, <mask> was born in Chicago. Western Electric transferred the family to Montreal, Quebec, Canada in the early 20th century. He attended West Hill High School in Notre Dame de Grace. He was involved in basketball, tennis and track in high school.During a track competition, <mask> sustained a back injury. He lived with his grandmother in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, as part of his physical therapy. He majored in Physical Education at LaCrosse Teacher's College and met his future wife Isabel. He and Isabel had two children. <mask> was married to Janet A. Taylor, his graduate student, in 1960. He changed his major to psychology. He received a degree.M.A. was granted in 1929. In 1930. <mask> was a research assistant to Robert M. Yerkes at Yale University. The study on the visual acuity of Chimpanzees was sponsored by Yerkes. He received his PhD from Yale in 1933. While at Yale, <mask> collaborated with Walter Shipley to test Clark L. Hull's blind alley maze learning in rats, a contribution which led to further publications while pursuing his PhD. After completing his graduate training, <mask> applied for a fellowship to study mathematics, but his application was rejected by a Biologist because psychology would never reach a level of precision to require

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title: Kenneth Spence

texts: sophisticated mathematical knowledge.From 1933 to 1937, he worked at the National Research Council at the Yale Laboratories of Primate Biology in Orange Park, Florida. There was a study on discrimination learning in Chimpanzees. The continuous learning account of two-choice discrimination learning was developed from this research. According to Lashley, rats in a two-choice discrimination task demonstrated an extended period of chance performance, followed by a sudden leap to a high percentage of accurate responding. Lashley suggested that the rat's essential learning emerged from testing and confirmation of the correct hypothesis during the rapidly changing portion of the function, with the practice preceding and the errors following being irrelevant to the final solution. <mask> proposed that essential learning was produced by increases in the excitatory tendencies of task-relevant characteristics of the display, and decreases in the inhibitory tendencies of the non-relevant characteristics of the display. The head of the psychology department at the University of Iowa was appointed in 1942.Clark Hull's seminal Principles of Behavior book was contributed to by <mask>, who established an eyelid-conditioning lab to study the influence of motivation on classical conditioning. Like Hull, <mask> believed learning was the result of interaction between drive and motivation. Unlike Hull, <mask>'s formula summed drive and incentive motivation. It was possible to show that increasing motivational level will facilitate performance on tasks in which the correct, to-be-learned response is stronger than those of other response-tendencies

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title: Kenneth Spence

texts: elicited by a stimuli, but will deter performance on tasks in which the habit-strength of the correct response is The mathematical form of the curves obtained when the probability of the conditioned response is plotted against successive presentations of the pair of stimuli is shown. There were differences in motivation due to internal emotional responses. From the time when the ideas here put forward were in the process of being put forward, Hull owes <mask><mask> a debt of gratitude.It was said that the variable for incentive motivation was named in honor of <mask>. A total of 75 PhD theses were directed by <mask>, which produced faculty members in every major psychology department in the United States. The students at Iowa referred to their degrees as PhDs in "theoretical-experimental psychology" because of their emphasis on methodological rigor. The Nature of Discrimination Learning in Animals was published in 1936. The Differential Response in Animals to Stimuli Varying Within a Single Dimension was published in 1937. Interpretations of discrimination learning can be continuous or non-continuous. Theory construction in contemporary psychology is theoretical.The methods of behaviorism were studied in 1948. Theoretical Interpretations of Learning was published in 1951. The mathematical formulas of learning were published in 1952. The behavior theory and conditioning was written in the mid-sixties. The amount of eyelid conditioning is determined by anxiety and strength of the UCS. The Extinction of the Conditioned Eyeblink in Human Subjects was published in 1966. There are external links to 1907 births and 1967 deaths of

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title: William Carstares

texts: <mask> was a minister of the Church of Scotland. The son of the Rev. <mask> was born early in life. <mask> was a Covenanter. He attended the University of Edinburgh and the University of Utrecht. He met Gaspar Fagel in the Netherlands. He became involved in politics after meeting the Prince of Orange, the future King <mask> of England and II of Scotland. Carstares was an intelligence agent for the Prince of Orange during the Third Anglo-Dutch War.Pierre du Moulin ran the Prince's espionage. He was arrested on English soil after being suspected by the English. <mask> was committed to the Tower of London in 1674 and then transferred to Edinburgh Castle in 1675. He was believed to be concerned with Sir James Stewart in the authorship of a pamphlet An Account of Scotland's Grievances by reason of the D. of Lauderdale's Ministrie. The 1st Duke of Lauderdale got Carstares to admit that he was involved in printing the pamphlet. Carstares was not tortured despite the threat of the torture of the boot. He was released by the government after the Battle of Bothwell Bridge.He couldn't be the <mask> who was the chief prosecution witness at the trial of <mask> because he was also a Scotsman. Carstares went to Ireland, joined nonconformist circles in London and became pastor to a congregation at Theobalds. He was involved in a conspiracy with the Whigs after the Exclusion Crisis. The 9th Earl of Argyll in the Netherlands was in touch with the 1st Earl of Shaftesbury. <mask>'

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title: William Carstares

texts: brother-in-law, <mask>, was able to use his colonial project in the Province of Carolina as a cover for Shaftesbury's preparations for rebellion. <mask> was in the Netherlands in 1682 and then in London the following year. He was arrested in July 1683 at Tenterden, Kent, using an assumed name, after he was implicated in the Rye House Plot.He didn't know about the plot, though he heard about it from Robert Ferguson. He was threatened with torture in London again. He was transferred to Edinburgh again. Carstares was implicated in the torture of <mask> by the Privy Council of Scotland. The boot was applied to Carstares after he was tortured with the thumbikins. The Secretary of State in Scotland had a doctor see him after he made a deal with Carstares that his answers wouldn't be used in court. The questions of the council were answered by Carstares.He hid the covert links to Dutch supporters by signing a statement, which was published by the government. He was moved to a castle later that month. The statement by <mask> was used by the Lord Advocate to get a conviction in the trial of Baillie. Carstares was freed and went to London as an adviser to the Prince of Orange. At the time of the Williamite Revolution, <mask> was court chaplain to <mask> as Prince of Orange. <mask> was the king of Great Britain. He was the king's confidential adviser.The immediate events of the Williamite conflicts bore out his opinion that a Presbyterian polity should replace the Scottish

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William Dunlop
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title: William Carstares

texts: bishops. His influence on Kirk matters earned him the nickname "<mask>". The Parliament of Scotland was manipulated by him because he was able to read the mail. Queenberry's man was at court in 1700. <mask> was elected Principal of the University of Edinburgh in 1703 and remained as Royal Chaplain in Scotland after Queen Anne's accession. The Dutch professorial system of teaching was introduced by him. He was second charge of St Giles' under Rev George Hamilton from 1706 to 1704.He was the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland four times. He was consulted by Harley and other Englishmen regarding the promotion of the Union. The main object of Anne's policy was to frustrate the measures which were planned by Lord Oxford to strengthen the Episcopalian Jacobites, especially the bill for extending the privileges of the Episcopalians and the bill for replacing in the hands of the old patrons the right of patronage. <mask> was appointed with five others to welcome the new dynasty in the name of the Church of Scotland. The office of royal chaplain was given to him again. He died a few months after being hit with apoplexy. He is buried in Edinburgh.The grave is located on top of the large monuments on the outer walls of the churchyard. Elizabeth was married to <mask> on 6 June 1682 and died in 1724. They didn't have any children. He was an uncle to <mask>. The List of Moderators of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland can be found in the Scottish

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title: Vane Ivanović

texts: Ivan "<mask>" Ivanovi was a Yugoslavia-British athlete, shipowner, political activist, diplomat, writer and philanthropist. He devoted most of his life to the idea of Yugoslav unity and was one of the founding members of the European Movement. <mask> was born in 1913 in Osijek, Austria-Hungary to a Jewish Croat father and a Serb mother. Ivan Rikard Ivanovi, his father, was born with the name Kraus but changed his name to Catholicism due to persecution by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Ivan Rikard became a member of Croatia's Assembly. His mother was named Milica. Duan Popovi was a leading Serb politician in the ruling Croat-Serb Coalition.The leader of the Coalition, Svetozar Pribievi, was the best man at Rikard and Milica's wedding in 1912. The younger brother, Vladimir, was born in 1917 and the younger sister, Daka, was born in 1915. Although his family background contributed to the development of the strong Yugoslav identity, his life in Britain and the education he received at Peterhouse, Cambridge, made him an Anglophile. Serbians and Croats thought of him as an English gentleman who spoke a slightly archaic Croat, and the British thought of him as an Eastern gentleman. Although he spent a lot of time in Britain, he didn't want to be naturalised. He owned two Dalmatian dogs. In 1930, Ivanovi took a pair of Dalmatians to Dalmatia as a present for his stepbrother.A member of the Yugoslav team at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, Ivanovi ran the 400 and 110-metre hurdles. He was the undisputed Yugoslav champion in both disciplines. He was one of the athletes who refused to salute Hitler. He held the Yugoslav record for 17 years in the 400m hurdles and reached the semi-finals in Berlin. He loved sport throughout his life. In his 80s, he cut back his runs around Hyde Park to

masks: Vane Vane


title: Vane Ivanović

texts: Yugoslavia. Bozidar "Bozo" Banac died in 1945. After the war, and despite the fact that most of his pre-war fleet had been destroyed or nationalized by the new Yugoslav authorities, he resumed a successful career in shipping. In February 1949, Ivanovi's biological father died. His sister's new husband was also a member of the Special Operations Executive.The "Benevolent Association of Free Citizens of Yugoslavia" was founded in that year. He helped many refugees, students, artists and political dissidents escape the dictatorship. The two-volume collection "A Democratic Alternative" was published in 1963, warning of the consequences of the establishment of independent states in the Balkans. He sponsored a number of postgraduate students who fled the 1990s conflict in Yugoslavia, and was also one of the founding members of Jean Monnet's European movement. He was appointed to the post of consul general of Monaco in London in 1967. His mother died in Monaco three years later. He published an auto-biography in 1977.In 1982, the final memorandum of the "Democratic Alternative" argued that Yugoslavia could only survive as a democratic community of nations and that any other scenario would lead to a civil war. The prophecy was fulfilled with the outbreak of the Yugoslav wars. In 1990 he became a citizen of Croatia. He died in London. His father liked to point out that he was the first Yugoslav in the family. He died on the eve of unification. June Fisher and Ivan Boidar were his sons and he had a daughter, Minja.Boo succeeded his father as director of the company. There are references to submarine spearfishing and Metrovi Genij. The Democratic Yugoslavia: Vol. 1: An Outline for Discussion was written by <mask> Ivanovi. The Modern Spearfishing by <mask> Ivanovi is an outline for


title: Alfred Ewing

texts: Sir <mask> MInstitCE was a Scottish physicist and engineer who was best known for his work on the magnetic properties of metals. It was said that he was careful at all times of his appearance, his suits were mostly grey, and he wore a white piqué stripe to his waistcoat, a white butterfly collar, and a dark blue bow tie. He was thought of as brilliant and successful, but also conscious of his position. Henry Oliver, the Director of Naval Intelligence, said that he was too distinguished a man to be placed under the orders of the Director of Intelligence or Chief of Staff. Annie was a great great niece of George Washington. The Reverend <mask> was a minister of the Free Church of Scotland. He showed an interest in science and technology when he was in high school.He studied physics at the University of Edinburgh and graduated from engineering. He worked on telegraph cable laying expeditions, including one to Brazil, during his summer vacations. The o-yatoi gaikokujin (hired foreigners) were recruited by Fleeming Jenkin to help the modernisation of Meiji Era Japan. He was a professor of mechanical engineering at the Tokyo Imperial University. After arriving at Tokyo University, he befriended Lieutenant Thomas Henry James R.N. Someone who taught navigation. At the Imperial College of Engineering, he was in close contact with Henry and William.In Tokyo, <mask> taught courses on mechanics and heat engines to engineering students, and on electricity and magnetism to students of physics. He came up with the term 'hysteresis' while carrying out research on magnetism. The first modern seismograph was developed by T. Lomar Gray and John Milne of the Imperial College of Engineering. Milne is credited

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James Alfred Ewing
James Ewing
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title: Alfred Ewing

texts: with the invention of the first modern horizontal-pendulum seismograph, though all three men worked as a team on the invention and use of seismographs. The Seismological Society of Japan was founded by Gray and Milne. The University College Dundee was established in 1884 and was the first Professor of Engineering. He was appalled by the living conditions he found in many of the poorer areas of the town, which he felt compared unfavourably with those in Japan.He worked with local government and industry to improve amenities and lower the infant mortality rate. Some of the letters that <mask> wrote at this time are in the possession of Archive Services, University of Dundee. The University of Dundee's Ewing Building was built in 1954 and is named after the man who was associated with both University College and the city of Dundee. The University's School of Engineering, Physics and Mathematics uses the Ewing Building. He moved to King's College after taking up the post of Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics at the University of Cambridge. At Cambridge, <mask>'s research into the magnetisation of metals led him to criticize the conventional account of Weber. Magnetisation was lagging behind an applied alternating current.He speculated that individual molecule act as magnets, resisting changes in magnetising potential. According to the book Sir <mask>: A Pioneer in Physics and Engineering, the discovery of magnetic hysteresis probably occurred before him. He re-discovered it, studied it and came up with the word hysteresis. In 1903, <mask> was the first to propose that fatigue failures were caused by slip bands in materials. He was awarded the Gold medal of the Royal Society in 1895 for

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title: Alfred Ewing

texts: his work on Magnetic Induction in Iron and other metals. The two men collaborated on the development of the steam turbine. The steam engine and other heat engines were published by <mask> during this time.The experimental vessel Turbinia set a new speed record of 35 knots in 1897. In 1898, the family of Professor of Electrical Engineering at King's College, John Hopkinson, and his wife and children went to Switzerland for a 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556. All five of the Hopkinson brothers were members of the Alpine Club. John and his son Jack set out on a climb with two of his daughters. After climbing the previous day, he decided not to go with them. The bodies of all four people were found the next morning, five hundred feet below the summit. In 1898, he was elected to a Professorial fellowship at King's College.On April 8, 1903, The Times announced that the Board of Admiralty had selected <mask> for the newly created post of Director of Naval Education. He married Anne Maria Thomasina Washington in Tokyo on May 14, 1879. She was related to the brother of George Washington. In 1912, he married Ellen, the daughter of his old friend and patron, John Hopkinson, after Annie died. He had two children with his first wife. He was made Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1906 and Knight Commander of the Bath in 1911 for his services. During World War I, Room 40, the Admiralty intelligence department of cryptanalysis, was managed by <mask>.He achieved fame in the popular press when Room 40 deciphered the Zimmermann Telegram in 1917, which suggested a German plot to assist Mexico in recovering the southwestern United States.

masks: Ewing Ewing Ewing


title: Alfred Ewing

texts: The publication of the Zimmermann Telegram brought the United States into the Great War. In May 1916, when he accepted an invitation to become Principal of the University of Edinburgh, he instituted an extensive series of reforms, which he held until his retirement in 1929. The first semi-official disclosure of the work done by Room 40 was contained in a lecture he gave in 1927. Pollock Halls of Residence is named after him. Sir <mask> and his second wife Lady Ellen were buried at the Parish of the Ascension Burial Ground in Cambridge. The Royal Society of Edinburgh had a Fellow of the Royal Society.President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the University of Edinburgh, and the British Association for the advancement of the arts. The link from the Biodiversity Heritage Library is from Works 1877: On Friction between Surfaces moving at Low Speeds. The Treatise on Earthquake Measurement was published in 1884. The Internet Archive has a link to the Strength of Materials. The link is from the Internet Archive. The 3rd edition of The Steam Engine and Other Engines was published in 1910. For the use of Junior Officers Afloat, there are examples in mathematics, mechanics, navigation, astronomy, heat and steam, and electricity.The link is from the Internet Archive. The second edition of The Mechanical Production of Cold was published in 1921. In 1933: An Engineer's Outlook, London: Methuen Publishing See also Anglo-Japanese relations Room 40 References. Chapter 8 is from Britain & Japan: Biographical Portraits Volume III. Japan Library. Scottish civil engineers, Scottish physicists, British people of World War I, and Principals of the University of Edinburgh are alumni of the University of


title: Saman Piyasiri Fernando

texts: The military wing leader of the Janatha Vimukti Peramuna was named Sellapperumage <mask>. The founder of the JVP had a lower organizational position than his military commander. After the death of the founding leader Rohana wijeweera, <mask> became the leader of the party and was appointed as the military wing leader. He was known as Kabraal and many other names. He was the third child in a Karava ethnic family with four siblings and was born on March 23, 1958. <mask> was an inspector at the Ports Commission. His mother was a teacher.The elder sister of Piyasiri worked as a nurse in a government hospital and later married and had two children. His sister became a member of the JVP. The elder brother died of a sickness at the Angoda Hospital. His body was buried at the hospital cemetery at the expense of the government due to the financial difficulties of his family. The childhood of <mask>'s father was sad due to his excessive alcoholism, even though he was a supporter of the LSSP. They had to leave the Egoda Uyana in Moratuwa due to disagreements with neighbors and relatives. <mask> had been educated up to grade 5 at Egoda Uyana Junior School.He entered Hemamali College in grade 8. He passed the Ordinary Level Examination with 6 marks. He entered the University of Kelaniya in 1978 after completing his Advanced Level in Commerce in 1977. <mask> was 5 feet 2 inches tall. There was a black spot on the left hand and a black spot on the back of the ear. When <mask> became the military leader, his parents and family members stayed in the Moonagama area. He went to Panadura and Nugegoda Ekawatte.Their home was in Nawala from December 25, 1989 to December 25, 1989. <mask>'s sister, Ranjani, was one of the people who helped with the house when the family was staying at Haldummulla. Indrani is the sister of

masks:
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Saman Piyasiri
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Piyasiri
Piyasiri
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Saman


title: Saman Piyasiri Fernando

texts: Daya Wanniarachchi, the son of a former JVP secretary. <mask> Bandula, the younger brother of <mask>, was arrested by the security forces. The mother of <mask> was released a few months later. After two years of rehabilitation, <mask>'s sister and girlfriend were released after being held at various locations. Two days after his arrest, <mask> Bandula Wanniarachchi was killed.<mask> joined the JVP after listening to a speech at a rally. He was involved in the education camp that was held in the Mirigama electorate. The UNP's Socialist Students' Union was defeated by the JVP Socialist Students' Union in the late 1970s. The second best student in the history of the university is <mask>. <mask> went for full-time JVP politics after graduating from Commerce. He worked for the JVP in the Ratnapura electorate. He became a member of the Central Committee in February 1984 after the JVP was banned.In October 1985 he was appointed to the JVP Politburo. The first formal discussion on the formation of the Deshapremi Janatha Viyaparaya was held on March 4 and 5, 1986 at the Ratnapura canal. The meeting was held at the house of Podi Mahaththaya, a businessman in Ratnapura, as Wijeweera was ill. On March 12, 1988, <mask> hid in a pile of jackfruit leaves in front of his house on Embillawatta Road to escape. <mask> was responsible for five major attacks on army camps and police stations. The guerilla attacks on military bases and installations during the insurrection were masterminded by <mask>. The strategy was for the security forces to retreat and launch attacks when they were weak.By the middle of the Second insurrection, everything had turned upside down, with the majority leading to killings and sabotage. The air-force base and defence academy were built in 1987. The air-force base was opened in April 1988.

masks: Saman Piyasiri Saman Saman Saman Piyasiri Piyasiri Piyasiri Piyasiri Piyasiri Piyasiri


title: Saman Piyasiri Fernando

texts: There was a magazine prison break in December 1988. The army was from Pannala. The army base was in Panagoda. There is a police field force headquarters.There are police stations. On November 28, 1989, at a meeting of the Political Bureau held at Panukerapitiya, Ratnapura, <mask> became the leader of the JVP. Valuable rewards would be given to those who provided information after the government issued a statement on November 28, 1989. The leader of the JVP was revealed on 1 December 1989 through the service of the Veritas Catholic Radio in the Philippines. Several attacks were launched by the rebels. In November 1989 a meeting of the Janatha Estate Development Board in Slave Island was bombed and the Bank of Ceylon's deputy general manager died. The Minister of State was to chair the meeting.The Youth Services Council at Prince of Wales College was the site of a bomb attack on November 26, 1989. At least 25 people, including two ministers, were injured in a bomb attack. Several attacks were carried out in the capital and suburbs under the leadership of <mask>. The rebels who participated were killed in reprisal. The Ukuwela Power Plant was destroyed in 1989. The Ohio train station was set on fire. The Korean Kiannam road project was attacked by insurgencies.One Korean engineer was killed when 80,000 people set fire to vehicles. On the same day as the police post at Alawwa Town Hall was attacked by five JVP rebels, four of them were killed in an attack on the Dickwella Police. All attempts at hijacking failed. On December 27, 1989, a special police team, led by SSP Lionel Gunathilake, arrested <mask> <mask>, along with his mother and fiancée, who is a sister of a JVP politburo member. Some of the military books that were found in the house are not found in the military libraries. The special police

masks: Piyasiri Piyasiri Saman Piyasiri


title: Saman Piyasiri Fernando

texts: team arrested <mask> while he was staying at a house in Koswatta. He was hurt by Keloid.He was taken to the Police Crime Investigation Headquarters on Gregory's Road, Borella, where he was questioned by the police. He was taken to the Combined Operations Center and tortured, but he did not reply. His body was dumped on a pile of coconut branches after he was assassinated. A member of the Central Committee of the JVP, who was arrested by the security forces at Delkanda, Nugegoda on December 28, 1989, was also killed along with Piyasiri. The leader of the JVP military wing was killed in the cross fire between security forces and the JVP at their military wing headquarters, a farm located at Hedigama-Suwarapola, Pili. <mask> was the leader of the JVP for 32 days until he was assassinated on December 29, 1989. Rohan Gunaratna said that before <mask>'s death, he delivered a speech to the interrogation personnel about capitalism and socialism.Rohan said that <mask> <mask> had not given any information which could harm the party during the interrogation. These attacks intensified the killings of rebels, their families, relatives and friends. The JVP machinery was destroyed by the security forces within seven weeks due to <mask>'s inability to stay on target. Twelve of the 13 members of the First Politburo were assassinated within seven weeks of the assassination of Wijeweera. Nine of the 11 members of the Second Politburo were killed. Only two people were left: Gamini Gunasekera and Somawansa. The biographical film of Rohana wijeweera's late life was released in the popular media.Susan Niroshan played <mask>'s role in the film. Shahlanka - A LOST REVOLUTION? The Inside Story of the JVP by Rohan Gunaratna was published in 1971. insurrection, 1987-1989 by C.A. Chandraprema and Rohana are references to

masks: Piyasiri Piyasiri Piyasiri Saman Piyasiri Piyasiri Piyasiri


title: Jim Long

texts: <mask>, born Timothy John Moynihan, February 7, 1943, is an American businessman who has pioneered marketing concepts and firsts in the broadcast music industry. His business holdings have focused on music production, master recordings, music publishing, and broadcast licensing for the radio, television and film industries. He co-founded several broadcast and radio companies, including Dallas-based Starr Broadcasting, FirstCom/Jim Long Music, and Long-Pride Broadcasting. He owned 19 radio and TV stations throughout the U.S., as well as his record label Honest Entertainment. <mask> was the only child of <mask>, who migrated to New England from County Kerry and County Mallow, Ireland in the 1800s. <mask>'s father was a United States Air Force major and a corrections officer for the State of Massachusetts. His mother was a nurse.<mask> started his own radio station in his basement at the age of 13 after building his first vacuum tube radio transmitter. The FCC showed up to take his transmitter. The radio station's signal was being interfered with. <mask> went to work for the station. At 15, he produced his first record, "Liza Lee" by Roger and The Markees, and started his own record company, Dell Mont Recording, using his savings and a $200 loan from his mother. He had his first taste of artist promotion, record production, and distribution. After high school, <mask> worked at Walgreens Drug Stores to fulfill his goal of becoming a D.J./radio announcer.He served in the U.S. Navy at Anacostia Naval Base in Washington, D.C., and at Arlington National Cemetery. He went back to civilian life to pursue a career in broadcasting after he was discharged from the military. <mask> was the first to introduce the use of CDs in the U.S. as format for music production libraries. Such as, "Someplace Special", "Rhythm of the City", "You" campaign, and "Album Greats", a 48-hour history of album rock. Introduce commercial services and music production

masks: John Francis MoynihanMarion Long Moynihan


title: Jim Long

texts: libraries for radio stations to sell their local advertisers, automate rock programming, and introduce a cappella and shotgun vocal formats for station IDs. The station identification jingles of more than 60 seconds that sounded like the hits songs that the stations played in 1972 are called station ID image songs. The "mini-song" station ID was introduced in Washington, D.C. later known in the industry as the "Turn on the Light" radio format.In early 1967, after a year as Program Director of WIBC/Indianapolis, <mask> was given the opportunity to move to Texas by composer Tom Merriman who was working at Dallas-based Commercial Recording Corporation. Within six months, he and Merriman launched their company. In 1967, the company started producing jingles and identifications for broadcast stations. <mask> and co-produced an entirely new approach to station IDs which provided stations a natural flow from commercial breaks to station IDs to music programming, increasing listenership and ratings. The programs were called "Phase 2," "The Propellants" and "The Winning Score" and were quickly adopted by top stations. The IDs that sounded like the hit songs the stations were playing were created by him. These concepts were very popular within the industry.The first production syndication company to create and market comprehensive multi-media image campaigns for radio stations, complete with station IDs, print and broadcast advertising, promotional materials, and market research programs. The image campaigns that increased ratings were "Someplace Special", "Rhythm of the City", "You", and "Where Your Friends Are". For use in non-competing markets, these award-winning campaigns could be syndicated. The format image campaign was developed for television stations and was the pilot. Long introduced commercial services libraries, which are full service, multi-media advertising campaigns designed for local advertisers by award-winning composers

masks: Long Long


title: Jim Long

texts: and writer-producers. Radio stations were able to provide high quality advertising campaigns for the first time. The Producer and MasterPlan were licensed to over 2000 radio stations, worldwide, and generated millions of dollars in additional revenue for local radio broadcasters.A full service radio programming firm created and produced customized services for over 500 radio stations throughout the U.S., including market analysis, and music programming in four different musical formats. It was the first syndicator to automate mainstream rock programming and the first to program country music on radio. The first-ever 48-hour history of album rock, Album Greats, was aired by hundreds of top progressive rock radio stations upon its release in 1977. The products of the tm companies were distributed by tm International. The radio industry's leading provider of music libraries and programming was founded in the early 1970s by the TM Companies. During his time at FirstCom, he had accumulated industry and broadcast awards. The largest and most successful broadcast syndicator in the world was built by him.William F. Buckley was the primary shareholder and chairman of the board when Starr Broadcasting Group was sold to <mask> and Tom Merriman. The SEC began an investigation into Buckley's business affairs after <mask> and Merriman tried to buy the company back. On July 17, 1979 Starr Broadcasting Group and its 13 radio and television stations were merged with a Los Angeles company controlled by the Disney family. <mask> founded FirstCom in 1980 to provide broadcasters with a new level of promotion, music production services, and high-end creative ideas. He called his new commercial services library "The Creative Department" and was considered a pioneer in his use of market research to develop audience share and increase profitability - resulting in a series of syndicated promotions, sales training programs, and high quality music production

masks: Long Long Long


title: Jim Long

texts: libraries. <mask> introduced the Digital Production Library in 1984. The production format became the industry standard.FirstCom became one of the largest stock music library companies. <mask> had reinvented the company to look beyond radio at the broader arena of domestic and international copyrights/music publishing, exploring audio-visual and digital technologies not yet widely used by business. He expanded FirstCom's marketing to include sales to television and film music clients, a concept he later expanded upon when he created OneMusic and Crucial Music Corporations. FirstCom was the first company to put their entire music catalog online and to offer an online music delivery system called MusiQuick so that clients had immediate access to their production tools on the internet. <mask> sold FirstCom and the Jim Long Companies in 1990. He was chairman and on-going consultant until 1995. Universal Music Group bought FirstCom.<mask> formed Long-Pride Broadcasting with his friend and business associate, country singer Charley Pride. They owned several real estate ventures, a Texas bank, oil and gas leases, and radio stations in Kansas and Texas. After the sale of its radio stations, the company was dissolved. In 1990 <mask> founded OneMusic in Del Mar, California and created yet another innovative music library, increasingly used in radio, television and film production. LiquidTracks, a new concept in music production services, allowed clients to modify music to their own specifications. The OMC Library was purchased by Zomba/FirstCom in 2002. The remainder of the OMC Library was purchased by BMG in 2005.The Honest Entertainment Group, Inc. and The Gold Label were not part of the sale. <mask> started his own record label in California in 1992, Honest Entertainment, as a vehicle for re-launching Charley Pride's career. He produced three albums for Pride, My 6 Latest & 6 Greatest, Platinum Pride, Volumes 1 & 2, and Classics with

masks: Long Long Long Long Long Long


title: Jim Long

texts: Pride, which provided incentive for the Country Music Association Awards to recognize Pride with their Pioneer Award and other accolades. <mask> created the first direct response marketing campaign for a major artist that used 800# marketing to drive new retail sales, selling over 500,000 units through the combination of DR and retail. Alan Jackson was one of the artists Honest developed similar campaigns for. Honest Entertainment opened offices in Nashville in 1994 and became known for its niche marketing of Irish artists, including Foster & Allen, Daniel O'Donnell, and Ronan Hardiman. Honest also had its own roster of singer/songwriters, including Kate Wallace for whom <mask> produced the first "CD Plus" for a new artist marketing campaign, providing biographical audio as well as music video and behind the scenes footage.He pioneered the use of Internet chat rooms for music listening tests, focus groups and market research. <mask> produced two albums for Jack Jones, one of which received aGrammy nomination in 1998 for Jack Jones Paints a tribute to Tony Bennett. The group of older artists became a separate company, The Gold Label, in 1999 and was sold to Pat Boone in 2001. One of the first 100% online companies to use the Internet to link independent artists and musicians to those in the music industry is called Crucial Music Corporation. Music can be used in radio, television, and film. <mask> is the chairman and a former OneMusic-Honest Entertainment executive is the CEO. The company is located in Suite 2 of 12035 Ventura Boulevard in Los Angeles.Many bands and singers have recorded their music for movies, including Owen Chaim, Ronjii, Michael Kisur, The John D'Agostino Band, and Thomas David Grant. In January of 2016 CMC launched Crucial Custom, a division that links composers to advertising agencies and licenses music to advertisement. External links includecrucialmusic.com,pointclassics.com,michaeljfox.org,musicares.com,

masks: Long Long Long Long


title: Irving Anker

texts: The largest school district in the United States at a time when control of schools was being transferred to local community school districts and when the fiscal crisis occurred was overseen by <mask>. The New York City Board of Education was looking for a permanent replacement for the acting Chancellor. His parents were Jewish immigrants who had little formal education when he was born. A product of the New York City public schools, he received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the City College of New York. He became chairman of social studies at Long Island City High School and principal of Benjamin Franklin High School in East Harlem after working his way up through the school system. The principal of Benjamin Franklin High School was replaced by Leonard F. Littwin. The Board of Education named <mask> to serve as acting Supt until a permanent replacement for Nathan Brown was found.The Board was turned down by many notables before choosing Harvey B. Scribner, who was the Commissioner of the Vermont Department of Education. Described as an "answer man to any question anybody's got about the city's school system", <mask> didn't know that his salary as the acting Supt. of Schools would be $48,000, and increase of almost $14,000 from his previous post as assistant Supt. On the same day that the 32 local school boards were to take office, <mask>'s title was changed to Chancellor. It is feared that decentralization could lead to all-white and all-black schools. After being selected as Chancellor, Scribner chose to fill the newly created position of deputy chancellor at an annual salary of $48,000 and give Scribner a senior aide and second-in-command with experience in the New York City system. Scribner's post in Vermont did not end until September 1, 1970. Scribner

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Anker
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title: Irving Anker

texts: said in December 1972 that he would leave his post as Chancellor when his three-year contract ended on June 30, 1973.After Scribner's contract expired, Chancellor Scribner named <mask> to serve as acting Chancellor until April 1, 1973, when he would return to work. If the New York City Board of Education chose an "Insider" to fill the spot on a permanent basis, Anker was seen as the most likely person to do so. In June 1973, Samuel Polatnick was named executive director of the Office of High Schools and Edythe J. Gaines was named chief of the Office of Educational Planning and Support. The decentralization program began in 1969 in which staffing choices in elementary and middle schools were made by a network of 32 community school boards. Often viewed as a steppingstone to political office or as an opportunity for patronage, <mask> was often at odds with the local boards, ultimately investigating charges of corruption or mismanagement in seven of the 32 local boards and using his powers to suspend board members or to override their actions. In one of his first confrontations, after dismissing the school board of District 9 in the Bronx and replacing it with a Trustee he appointed, Anker faced a sit-in by parents who viewed his actions as a racially motivated effort to undermine local control. The proposed budget for the 1975-76 school year would add more than $500 million in spending over the previous budget, which would be used to expand services for handicapped and non-English speaking students.During the depths of New York City's fiscal crisis, Mayor of New York Abe Beame tried to cut services, but he was only requesting enough money to make the schools as good as they ought to be. "We cannot write off the children of New York City without questioning every value

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title: Irving Anker

texts: we live by", said Anker. The system was forced to make $230 million in cuts, including the elimination of 21,000 positions, increasing class sizes, and reducing art, music, and after-school programs. The United Federation of Teachers went on a five-day strike in September 1975 because of the increased burdens on the remaining teachers. In an effort to more thoroughly integrate the city's high schools, Anker had the attendance zones of high schools in Brooklyn modified to achieve a greater balance between white students and the increasing numbers of African American and Hispanic students, which resulted in further white flight from the city and its schools. The Board of Education was accused by the federal government in 1977 of discriminating against African American and Hispanic teachers in the hiring of teachers in majority minority schools. To achieve a more even distribution of staffing around the school system, Anker implemented changes to expand hiring of minority teachers.After taking office in January 1978 as Mayor of New York, Ed Koch forced out <mask> as Chancellor in favor of Frank Macchiarola, a key Koch advisor who had been a vice president of the CUNY Graduate Center and deputy director of the New York State Emergency Financial Control Board for New York City After leaving the city schools, he became an educational consultant, as well as teaching at a Florida community college and at the Graduate School of Education of Long Island University. He died of natural causes at his home in Jamaica, Queens, at the age of 88. He was survived by his family. All three of his children attended public schools in the city. 20th-century American Jews City College of New York alumni Long Island University faculty New York City School Chancellors People from Jamaica,


title: Meshach Taylor

texts: An American actor named <mask> was born in 1947. He was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in Designing Women. He was known for his portrayal of a flamboyant window cleaner in the film Mannequin. He played a recurring character on Ned's Declassified as the social studies teacher and also appeared as Tony on the NBC sitcom Buffalo Bill. <mask> was the son of Hertha Mae and Joseph T<mask>, who were both deans of students at Dillard University in New Orleans. After the family moved from New Orleans to Indianapolis, <mask> graduated from Crispus Attucks High School and went on to study dramatic arts at Florida A&M University. He left Florida A&M to work in Indianapolis as a State House reporter for an AM radio station and as the host of a community-affairs program on a television station.He received his bachelor's degree in theatre arts from Florida A&M in 1993. <mask>'s first professional acting gig was in a national tour of Hair. He was involved in repertory theater as a member of Chicago's Goodman Theatre and the Organic Theater Company. He was nominated for the Joseph Jefferson Award in 1977 for his role in Sizwe Banzi Is Dead. He hosted the Chicago television show Black Life and received an award for his role as Jim in the production of Huckleberry Finn. <mask> made his Broadway debut in 1998 as Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast. He played a Vietnam veteran in the film Year of the Rabbit.In 1977 <mask> moved to Los Angeles, where he created a gallery of memorable characters in film and on television, including his turn in the CBS sitcom Designing Women. The deliveryman at the Sugarbaker interior design firm was played by <mask>. He was nominated for an award in 1989. He was seen as a corpsman in the final episode of the ninth season of M*A*S*H. He played a plastic

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title: Meshach Taylor

texts: surgeon on Dave's World and had a recurring role on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. Other appearances include: The Unit, Hannah Montana, All of Us, and The Drew Carey Show. Punky Brewster, what's happening now, real monsters, women of the house, and in the heat of the night.!, Hill Street Blues, ALF, Melba, The Golden Girls, Cagney & Lacey, Barney Miller, Lou Grant, The White Shadow, The Incredible Hulk, and Barnaby Jones were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 In 1996, <mask> hosted his own series on HGTV, The Urban Gardener with <mask> <mask> <mask>'s Hidden Caribbean on The Travel Channel. He was a panelist on the 2000 revival of To Tell the Truth. He hosted Living Live! The Florence Henderson Show was on Retirement Living TV until it was changed to The Florence Henderson Show. <mask> and Joe Mantegna appeared together in the musical Hair in 1969. In the eighth season of Criminal Minds, <mask> guest starred as Harrison Scott, a former Marine sergeant who served in Vietnam.He reprised this role in "The Road Home" five months before his death. Mantegna led a Criminal Minds tenth season episode to honor <mask>. Mannequin, Mannequin Two: On the Move, and Damien: Omen II were some of the films that <mask> appeared in. Bianca Ferguson was married to <mask> in 1983. He had five children, three with Bianca and one from a previous marriage. He had four children and four grandchildren. <mask> died of colorectal cancer on June 28, 2014, at his home in Altadena, California.<mask> was survived by his wife, four children, his mother, two siblings, and four grandchildren. A memorial service to celebrate his life was held in Hollywood Hills. The obituary of actor <mask> <mask> can be found at the New York Times. American male actors have died from cancer in the last 20

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title: Mulhim Ma'n

texts: The paramount Druze emir of Mount Lebanon and head of the Ma'n dynasty was <mask>'n. During and after a massive expedition to end their control over large parts of the Levant, the Ottomans executed Fakhr al-Din, <mask>'s father, and his brothers and cousins. After <mask> defeated Ali Alam al-Din in 1641, the Ottomans granted him tax farms previously held by his uncle and father in southern Mount Lebanon. He was appointed governor and tax farmer in 1657. After falling ill trying to collect taxes in Safed, he held onto the tax farms of southern Mount Lebanon. The core of Fakhr al-Din's former territory was reestablished by <mask> and his subordinates. He had good ties with the Maronite Church.He had a good relationship with the authorities throughout his career. His two sons, Qurqumaz and Ahmad, retained the tax farms until his death in 1697. After the dynasty's tax farms and paramountcy over the Druze passed to their Sunni Muslim relatives, the Shihab dynasty, Ahmad was the last Ma'nid emir. The Ma'n dynasty is a family of Druze traditional emirs of Mount Lebanon. The Ma'nid chief of the Chouf, Qurqumaz, died in the 1585 Ottoman expedition against the Druze. Fakhr al-Din II succeeded his father in his traditional role around 1591. Fakhr al-Din gained the good graces of the Ottomans and went on to become a powerful tax farmer and governor.Fakhr al-Din fled to Tuscany after the Ottomans targeted him and the Ma'ns. The power of his brother's role was largely taken over by his brother. Ali was installed as the governors of Sidon-Beirut and Safed. After Fakhr al-Din's return in 1618, Yunus resumed his role as his brother's deputy. In defiance of the Ottomans, the Ma'ns expanded their control and tax farms to the Beqaa Valley and much of the Tripoli Eyalet. The fighting resulted in the death of Ali and the capture of Yunus in

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title: Mulhim Ma'n

texts: the Jabal Amil area. The commander of the campaign, the Damascus governor, executed Yunus and Hamdan, but <mask> escaped.Fakhr al-Din was captured and imprisoned in Constantinople. The Grand Duke of Tuscany Ferdinand II was a political ally and economic partner of Fakhr al-Din. The Bedouin emirs and governors of the Lajjun Sanjak in northern Palestine gave refuge to him. After becoming aware of the fates of Fakhr al-Din and Yunus, Ahmad had his kethuda escort <mask> to the other side of the world. His residential property in a village called al-Jazira in the southern Beqaa Valley was sold in 1634. While Fakhr al-Din was in prison, a rival Druze chief named Ali Alam al-Din was appointed in his place over the tax farms of the Druze areas of Mount Lebanon. The opposition against Alam al-Din was led by <mask>.He attacked Alam al-Din and his forces at a place called Majdal Majous, forcing them to flee to Damascus. Alam al-Din defeated Mulhim with help from reinforcements. The Ma'nid went into hiding. According to Istifan al-Duwayhi, Fakhr al-Din was executed by the Ottomans in 1635 because of his activities. In 1636 <mask> and his following drove Alam al-Din out of the Chouf and, together with Assaf Sayfa of Tripoli, went after Ali and Alam al-Din as they made their way north. They reached a truce after beingsieging them in the village of al-Ghantu. <mask> and his allies among the Druze and Maronite chiefs were the stronger party in Mount Lebanon after this victory.In 1638, Alam al-Din was reinforced with Shia Muslim allies. Some 1,600 Shia Muslims were killed in the village of Ansar when <mask> led an ambush against them. The majority of the Druze of Mount Lebanon supported <mask>. He fled before the combined forces of Alam al-Din and the deputy governor of Damascus in response to the Ansar ambush. He was appointed as the

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title: Mulhim Ma'n

texts: tax farmer of the Chouf, Gharb, Matn, Shahhar and Jurd for a year. The muqataa was ordered by the imperial government to be outside the fiscal authority of Damascus. The tax farm was renewed almost yearly.He defeated the governor of Damascus in an engagement in the Qarnana Valley. The Shihabs of Wadi al-Taym were said to have helped <mask> defeat the government forces hired by Alam al-Din. He was appointed the governor of Batroun in northern Mount Lebanon by the governor of Tripoli. Abu Nawfal al-Khazen, a Maronite chief, was installed to run the sub district on his behalf. The father of Abu Nawfal had been patronized by Fakhr al-Din. In Keserwan, the area just north of the Druze country, the Khazens collected the taxes, fostered the Maronite majority, and invested in silk farming, trade with Tuscany and France. The far north of Mount Lebanon was where <mask> was appointed as a Zabit in 1651.In order to counter Alam al-Din's efforts to turn the imperial government against him, <mask> sent his subordinate Mehmed Agha Qahveji Zade with a large bribe. The district governor of Safed was appointed by the Grand Vizier. In February 1657, <mask> and his sons were appointed as governor of the sanjak, after they relocated to Safed. The appointment was to last a year, but he was dismissed in August. The tax farm of the sanjak was leased by the latter. In August 1658 <mask> left for Sidon after becoming ill while trying to collect the taxes of Safed. He died there in September.Legacy Children <mask> had two sons. The Arslan family records show that his daughter was married to the traditional Druze emir of the Gharb. They had a son. The emir Husayn of the Sunni Muslim Shihab family married a daughter of <mask> in 1629. Ahmad's daughter was married to another Shihab emir. The core area of Fakhr al-Din's former domain, including the


title: Mulhim Ma'n

texts: combined tax farms of the Chouf, was reestablished by <mask> and his Druze and Maronite confederates. According to the contemporary historian Muhammad al-Muhibbi, <mask> was obedient to the sultanate and did not rebel against Ottoman authority.<mask>'s Maronite subordinates communicated his honors to the Pope and the Tuscanys on a number of occasions. The Maronite Church and its followers were protected by a Ma'nid policy begun by Fakhr al-Din II. Mulhim had tax farms in Mount Lebanon. The Ottomans strengthened their control over the sanjaks of Sidon-Beirut and Safed in 1660. They created a single eyalet, called the Sidon Eyalet, separate from Damascus. An imperial expedition was launched against the Ma'ns and their allies, the Shihabs of Wadi al-TAym and the Shia Muslim Hamade lords of the Tripoli region. The Druze rivals, the Alam al-Dins, the Sawwafs of the Matn, and Sirhal Imad, gained control of southern Mount Lebanon.Qurqumaz was killed by the Ottomans in 1662, while Ahmad defeated his Druze rivals in 1667. He held the tax farms and practical control of the Druze Mountain and Keserwan after his death. Ahmad left no male heir because his son died young. The Druze decided to have Ahmad's nephew Bashir Shihab I take over his tax farm. Sidon Eyalet's governor approved the transfer of tax farms in southern Mount Lebanon. Haydar Shihab was the son of Musa Shihab and Ahmad's grandson. During his career, <mask> built the Khan al-Dabbagha caravanserai in the commercial center of Sidon's port.He was credited with building the city's Barrani Mosque by a 17th-century French diplomat. According to the historian, the mosque was built in the style of the Ottomans with a dome in the center, a portico and a minaret. The 17th-century people of the Ottoman Empire Druze people in Lebanon, as well as the Ma'n dynasty of 17th-century

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title: Walter Woon

texts: <mask>g Ming is a Singaporean lawyer, academic, diplomat and politician. He is the dean of the Singapore Institute of Legal Education and the professor of law at the National University of Singapore. He has expertise in company law and securities regulation. He joined the teaching staff of the NUS Faculty of Law in 1981 and later served as Sub-Dean and Vice-Dean. From 1995 to 1997 he was Legal Adviser to the President of Singapore, and from 1999 to 2000 he was a professor of law. <mask> was a Member of Parliament. Since 1965, only one Member of Parliament has had a Private Member's Bill become a public law in Singapore.<mask> was the Ambassador to Germany from 1998 to 2003 and the Ambassador to Greece from 2000 to 2003 as well as the Ambassador to the European Union, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and the Holy See. <mask> was the Second Solicitor-General in 2006 and the following year. He was the Attorney-General between 2008 and 2010. <mask>, an ethnic Singaporean Chinese of Peranakan descent, was born in Singapore to a teacher. His father was the principal of Raffles Institution when he was a head prefect. He was considering business administration after his A-levels, but decided to study law instead. In an April 2008 interview, <mask> said, "When I went for the scholarship interview, the interviewer said, 'We looked at your results and you look like you might be a lawyer; would you like to do law?'"If you want to give me a scholarship to do law, I'll do it. I did not plan to do law. He received a Bachelor of Laws. In 1981 I graduated from the National University of Singapore with first class honours. The postgraduate practice law course was won by him that year. He joined the teaching staff of the NUS

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texts: Faculty of Law to teach company law and securities regulation. He graduated with a Master of Laws in 1983.He received a degree with first class honours from St. John's College in Cambridge. <mask> was called to the Singapore Bar in 1985. His book Company Law was published in 1988. He served as Vice-Dean from 1991 to 1995 after becoming a Sub-Dean of the NUS Faculty of Law. <mask> was appointed a professor of law in 1999. <mask> appeared before the Parliamentary Select Committee on the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore in 1990. Bill No. 3There is a proposal to introduce an elected President for Singapore. Cabinet members should not be allowed to stand for election for five years after leaving politics because the elected president should be neutral. In an interview with The Straits Times in July 1991, <mask> commented that we don't have a constitution. There is a law that can be easily changed by Parliament and the party in power. The changes themselves are not controversial, but it is concerning how flexible the Constitution is. The Prime Minister pointed out that past changes to the Constitution had only been made with a two-thirds parliamentary majority and not done lightheartedly. He said that the Constitution had to evolve to reflect the changing needs of the people, and that it could not be assumed that the Constitution would be the best for always.There is no Constitution because the Government in power changes it. From 7 September 1992 to 6 September 1994, from 7 September 1994 to 6 September 1996, and from 7 September 1996 to 15 December 1996, <mask> was a Nominated Member of Parliament. In 1992 at the start of the Government's annual Speak Mandarin Campaign, the Minister for

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title: Walter Woon

texts: Information and the Arts George Yeo said in a newspaper article that the rising use of English by Chinese Singaporeans was a "disturbing trend." Some influences are positive. They are harmful to the structure of the family. <mask> said that the subliminal message being sent is that those who speak English are dangerous to society and that the wider use of English threatens the social fabric of Singapore. He was against this view because good values were not Asian or Western.Singapore is not a Western society. It is not an Asian society. It is a cosmopolitan society. The rule of law, the equality of citizens regardless of race, language or religion, and the right to representative government are values we have adopted from the "decadent" West. <mask> was appointed to the select committee to review the Companies (Amendment) Bill. It was proposed that scripless trading in securities listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore be authorized so that share transfers can be made through computerised book entries. He was a director of two companies that were listed on the Stock Exchange.The Maintenance of Parents Act was passed by Parliament on 2 November 1995 after <mask> moved a Private Member's Bill. The first public law since Singapore's independence in 1965, the Act entitles parents at least 60 years old and unable to maintain themselves adequately to apply to a tribunal for their children to be ordered to pay maintenance. <mask> was selected as one of 100 young world leaders by Time magazine in 1994. <mask> was Legal Adviser to the President of Singapore from 1995 to 1997. He was junior counsel to the President before the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore Tribunal. The ability of Parliament to


title: Walter Woon

texts: curtail the President's discretionary powers was the subject of a 1995 interpretation of the Constitution of Singapore. <mask> was a diplomat between 1997 and 2006From February 1998 to July 2003 he was Singapore's Ambassador to Germany, and from March 2000 to July 2003 he was accredited to Greece. He was an Ambassador to the European Union, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and the Holy See. The funeral mass of Pope John Paul II in the Vatican City on April 8, 2005, was believed to be the largest gathering of heads of state in history. <mask> was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Gregory the Great in 2006 for his service to the Church, unusual labours, support of the Holy See, and good example set in their communities and country. <mask> was appointed to the post of Second Solicitor-General on October 3, 2006 and to the post of Solicitor-General on July 2, 2007. He was made a Senior Counsel in 2007. He was a member of the Advisory Board of the School of Law of the Singapore Management University.<mask> was appointed by the Ministry of Finance to chair a steering committee to review the Companies Act. On April 11, 2008, <mask> became Attorney-General. He gave an off-the-cuff speech at the launch of the Law Society of Singapore's Public and International Law Committee. He said that <mask> commented in May that an acquitted person could still be guilty. Judge of Appeal V.K. did not refer directly to these remarks two months later. The doctrine of the presumption of innocence was the basis of the criminal justice system. The Minister for Law was asked to clarify the Attorney-General's comments.The presumption of innocence is an important and fundamental principle that the Government is committed to

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texts: uphold. It was possible for a person to have committed acts which amount to a crime and yet, there may be no conviction, as the trial process was designed to prove guilt and not innocence. The courts have the power to decide the question of guilt in a trial. <mask> was appointed a director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Presidential Council for Minority Rights. The last Attorney-General to personally appear in court was <mask>. He argued before the Court of Appeal that the woman who killed her husband should be given a life sentence.The nine-year jail term imposed by the High Court was upheld by the Court. Under Singapore law, a person can't be sentenced to death for murder if they're less than 18 years old at the time of the crime. The chairman of the company C.K. was the subject of proceedings taken by <mask>. In the first case of its kind in Singapore, Tang's department store was involved in the illegal purchase of a human organ. The decision to do so was criticized by Dr. Lee Wei Ling, Director of the National Neuroscience Institute, in an article published in The Straits Times on 5 September 2008. <mask> pointed out that no one was above the law and that the prosecution had been brought as no one was above the law. He wrote an article titled "Wrong Facts and Faulty Logic" in response to comments made by Dr. Lee.He prosecuted a number of contempt of court cases, including suits against the publisher of The Wall Street Journal Asia. He defended the constitutionality of capital punishment in Singapore before the Court of Appeal in an appeal by a man sentenced to death for drug traffickers. Changing Social Mores: protecting Children from Themselves is the topic of the

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texts: third annual Singapore Children's Society lecture. <mask> believed that prosecuting teenagers for having sex with each other was pointless. If the couple think they're in love, what do you do? If the girl consents, it's harder. ...The judges can't do a lot by themselves. Sending teenagers to jail will not make them reflect on their lives. The last thing that will happen is that. This is the framework that we have. <mask> established a new division in the Attorney-General's Chambers for the prosecution of cases in the Subordinate Courts of Singapore to enhance the development of criminal litigation skills. The International Association of Prosecutors Conference was held in Singapore in 2008. The Centre for International Law at NUS was set up to improve international law expertise in Singapore and the region.He was Singapore's alternate representative on the High Level Task Force for the Drafting of the ASEAN Charter. He co-authored a book about the making of the charter. <mask> resigned as Attorney-General on April 10, 2010. He said that the post wasn't a job he really wanted or enjoyed. I did it because I was asked to. I did my best with what I had. He said that when he said he had outstayed his welcome, he was thinking about the people he prosecuted rather than anything else.<mask> was appointed the first Dean of the Singapore Institute of Legal Education (SILE), a company incorporated by the Singapore Academy of Law, on 18 January 2010 to manage the postgraduate practical training of graduates from local and overseas universities. He denied entering politics, "Why would I leave one hot seat to jump into another hot seat?" I have said for a long time that I would like to return to my natural habitat.


title: Walter Woon

texts: Why wouldn't they believe me? When asked if he had ever ruled out a political career, he said it was definitely not. He said in a Today interview that he is not interested in politics and has no desire to go into politics. I don't know why people don't believe me when I say so.People don't seem to believe me when I say it a thousand times. <mask> is the Chairman of the Singapore International Law Society, the Judge Advocate General, and the President of the Goethe Institute Singapore. <mask> joined RHTLaw TaylorWessing as its non-executive Chairman and Senior Consultant in 2015. In September of last year, <mask> wrote a piece in The Straits Times explaining how the office of the Attorney-General carries out its prosecutorial function, and suggesting that it could be separated from its other role as legal advisor to the Government. <mask>'s short story The Body in Question was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The Advocate's Devil was his first novel. The Devil to Pay followed three years later.Dennis Chiang, an English-educated Peranakan lawyer, is the main character in both books. <mask> said that fiction writing was something he did


title: Yates Stirling Jr.

texts: <mask>. was a decorated and controversial rear admiral in the United States Navy whose career spanned from several years before the Spanish–American War to the mid-1930s. He received the Navy Cross and French Legion of Honor for his service during World War I. He was an advocate of American sea power as a strong deterrent to war and to protect and promote international commerce. His memoirs, Sea Duty: The Memoirs of a Fighting Admiral, was published in 1939. "All my life I have been called a stormy petrel," wrote <mask>. I have always used the pen to reveal what I thought should be brought to the attention of the public. Some benefits have come from those efforts.I've always believed that a naval man is disloyal to his country if he doesn't reveal acts that hurt his service and show how to fix it. The Navy can't be run with "yes men" only. <mask> Jr. was born in 1872 in Vallejo, California, to <mask> and Ellen Salisbury. <mask>.'s father was assigned to the receiving ship at the time of his birth. The captain of the Fourth Battalion, Maryland Regulars during the American Revolutionary War was a great-grandson of <mask>. The family of <mask>'s father and grandfather moved to Baltimore, Maryland, when he was four years old. The oldest

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texts: of two boys followed their father's footsteps to the U.S., and he was one of five children that survived to adulthood.The Naval Academy is located at Annapolis. During World War II, his younger brother returned to active duty after retiring in 1933. The <mask> family is from the U.S. Father and son flag officers are living at the same time. The first two were Rear Admirals Thomas O. Selfridge Jr. and Thomas O. Selfridge Sr. While his father was at sea for as long as three years at a time, <mask> had a happy home life with a mother that instilled a love for reading and provided private teachers that enabled him to skip grades at school, though he admitted he was not a good student. During his father's cruise absences, the family's only knowledge of his well-being came in bulky packets of letters arriving in bunches over long intervals that Ellen would read aloud to her children.The naval life was influenced by the exciting details of life on a ship. He realized that it wasn't without sacrifice. When <mask>'s father left Baltimore for a cruise, he had a younger brother. The boy died of diphtheria a few months later. Archie was born shortly after that. He wondered how his father would have felt when he saw a new son that was nearly

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