title: Glenn Youngkin

texts: Black students, according to the executive order.The Virginia Mathematics Pathways Initiative, a program that had been developed and proposed by the Northam administration in an effort to close the racial achievement gap and better equip students with modern job skills, has been canceled by an executive order. Critics of the program viewed it as dumbing down of standards, according to The Virginian-Pilot. Many conservatives claimed that the program would have eliminated advanced high school math classes, a claim that <mask> gave prominence to during his campaign. NPR and James Lane disagreed with the characterization of the program. While still offering students the opportunity to enroll in calculus at an accelerated pace, the Virginia math pathway initiative would have prioritized data science and data analytics over it. No plans to detrack students prior to the 11th grade were ever adopted, despite the fact that education officials within the Northam administration explored the potential benefits of doing so. The Washington Post reported that the actual nature of the program had been "obscured" as "outrage built online" by those opposed to it.They both wanted to raise teacher salaries in Virginia. While running for governor, <mask> set a goal of adding at least twenty charter schools during his term. The goal of <mask> was to increase the number of charter schools in Virginia to match the number in North Carolina. Only seven charter schools exist in Virginia, one of the lowest amounts in the country, and <mask> has backed proposed legislation that would shift the authority to approve new charter schools from local school boards to newly created "regional charter school divisions". There would be nine voting members, eight appointed by the Virginia State Board of

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texts: Education, and one appointed by local school boards within the region. <mask>'s proposal would provide funding for lab schools in the state. These K-12 public schools would partner with either institutions of higher learning or private businesses and could be either newly established schools or converted out of existing schools.The state of Virginia has never established a lab school. Only colleges or universities can form lab school partnerships in Virginia. <mask>'s goal of allowing private businesses to partner with lab schools has been criticized by some Democrats. The legislation supported by <mask> directed the Virginia State Board of Education to give preference to lab school applications from historically black colleges. Lab schools in "underserved communities" would be given the same preference. <mask> said he doesn't know what causes climate change and that the cause doesn't matter. He supports efforts to adapt to climate change.While running for governor, <mask> said he wouldn't have signed the Clean Economy Act because he believed it would increase utility prices. After winning the election, <mask> said he would use an executive action to remove Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. <mask> stated that leaving the initiative would save an average of $50 a year and that it was a carbon tax. Democrats argue that leaving the initiative would cut off a source of revenue for the state that raises hundreds of millions of dollars a year and that it is used for flood control. On his first day in office, <mask> signed an executive order that called for a reevaluation of Virginia's membership in the initiative. <mask> may not have legal authority to withdraw from the initiative without legislative approval, according to The Washington Post.

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texts: <mask>'s decision to order a reevaluation of the initiative may have been caused by the legal limitation, according to the publication.In his address to the General Assembly, <mask> called for the state to better protect against pollution of the James River, voiced support for ongoing efforts to clean the Chesapeake Bay, and proposed that the state establish a Coastal Virginia Resiliency Authority to combat rising sea levels. According to <mask>, he supports both renewable energy sources and natural gas. <mask> lives in Great Falls, Virginia, with his wife Suzanne and their children John, Grant, Anna and Thomas. <mask> had an estimated net worth of $440 million and contributed $20 million of his own money to his race for governor. Although he said that he would release summaries of his tax returns before the election, he did not release them until after the election and has never released his actual tax returns. The summaries have not been verified. Some of his financial holdings have been placed into a blind trust.stock in several companies that operate in Virginia have not been placed into a blind trust. <mask> said that he will donate his entire salary to charity. His height as a college basketball player was listed as 6 feet 7 inches, but he now gives it as 6 feet 5 inches. Holy Trinity Church was found in the basement of <mask> and his wife's house. A farm in Middleburg, Virginia that serves as a Christian retreat is owned by a private foundation set up by the Youngkins. Holy Trinity is a non-denominational church with a contemporary charismatic expression. <mask> received a degree from the College of William and Mary.Ballotpedia profile 1966 births 20th-century American business people 21st-century American business people American chief executives of

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title: Dahui Zonggao

texts: <mask>o was a 12th-century Chinese Chan. The 12th generation of the Linji school of Chan Buddhism was led by <mask>. He was the leader of the Linji school. The practice of "inspecting the critical phrase" was introduced by <mask>. The method was called the Chan of gongan. He was a critic of the "heretical Chan of silent illumination" of the school. <mask> was born to the Xi family.At seventeen, he became a Buddhist monk. His name was Zong Gao. The tradition of the day was for him to wander from community to community looking for instruction. He mastered the basics of the Five Ranks in two years. He was drawn to the words of the founder of one of the Five Houses of Chan. The basis for the koan collection came from the sayings of the old masters that he sought out. At the age of twenty-one he went to Treasure Peak to study with Zhan Tangzhun, a master of the arts.<mask> had a great intellectual understanding of Chan. Zhan Tangzhun made <mask> his personal attendant because of his potential. <mask> was asked, "Why are your nostrils so big today?" <mask> said that he was at your place. "You fake Chan man," Tangzhou retorted. When <mask> was twenty-six, Tangzhou called him and told him to continue his studies with Keqin. If he did not achieve enlightenment or if he turned out to be a false teacher, <mask> promised to work with him for nine years at the monastery in the old imperial city of Bian."East Mountain walks on the water as a koan to work through" was the saying given by Yuanwu. <mask> gave forty-nine answers to the koan, but all of them were rejected by his teacher. He broke through on May 13th. He recalled that the approval was not easy to get. He said,

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texts: "To be and not to be --- it is like a wisteria leaning on a tree, and after six months, <mask> achieved the final breakthrough." Teaching duties were assigned to <mask> and his fame spread far and wide. The Minister of the Right gave <mask> a purple robe and the honorific "Fori", the Sun of the Dharma.The capital was moved to the south and the Southern Song era began after the Jrchen Jin dynasty captured the emperors. Both monks and laymen were taught by <mask>. He began his criticism of the "heretical Chan of silent illumination" at this time and would continue to do so for the rest of his life. He became a great favorite of the educated and literate classes as well as Chan monks and in 1137, at the age of forty-nine, Chancellor Zhang Jun appointed him abbot of the new capital Lin-an. His sangha grew to two thousand and his followers were many high-ranking officials. <mask> was the leader of Buddhism in the Southern Song dynasty. Disaster was about to befall him.All of <mask>'s imperial honors and his ordination certificate were stripped from him because of his association with a high official who fell out of favor with the prime minister. He was transferred to Guangdong at the age of 62, a place notorious in those days for plagues and hostile elements. There were fifty monks who died in the plague. <mask> continued to teach in the Linji tradition of Chan Buddhism, attracting both gentry and commoners. After being pardoned in 1155, <mask> was allowed to return to his former monastery at Jingshan where he continued teaching until he died five years later. He said he couldn't die without a verse. Death is verse or no verse, what is the fuss?The posthumous

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texts: title "Chan Master of Great Wisdom" was bestowed upon him by the Emperor Xiaozong of Song. The enlightenment experience as the answer to the riddle of life and death became central to <mask>'s teaching. The compassionate teacher in Kanhua chan <mask>'s letters believed that the enlightenment promised by the Buddha was available to everyone. The use of gong-ans as a daily meditation device was the best way to achieve this. Many stories of a famous past Chn figure's encounter with disciples or other interlocutors were quoted from the recorded sayings collections of Chn-masters. The stories and comments were used to educate students about the Buddhist teachings. "Public cases" were the stories that came to be known as gongan.The story was only considered a gongan when it was commented upon. The practice of commenting on the words and actions of past masters confirmed the master's position as awakened master in a lineage of awakened masters of the past. The practice of commenting on gongans was seen by <mask> as a superficial literary study. He suppressed his teacher's masterly collection of koans, The Blue Cliff Record, in order to counter the literary emphasis. The use of k'an-hua, the concentration on the hua tou, was introduced by <mask>. Until his time, the developing gongan-tradition consisted of commenting on "old cases", adding comments and poetry. The influence of Chinese literati culture can be seen in the use of written comments and poetry.<mask> only used a few koans because he believed deep penetration of one or two koans would be enough to get enlightenment. One had to work hard and with great determination to achieve this. liberation was

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title: Dahui Zonggao

texts: available to everyone, no matter if a person was particularly intelligent or not. A monk asked Zhozhu if a dog had Buddha-nature, but Zhozhu said no. The concept of Doubt was important to <mask>. He told his students not to be fooled by his words. They needed to doubt their existence.The Linji school tradition of koan practice in China, Korea and Japan was influenced by his teachings. The Japanese Rinzai teacher Hakuin Ekaku had a strong influence on him. There are attacks on the practice of silent illumination, sitting in meditation in tranquility and quiet. He labeled teachers of this type of meditation practice as "heretical" and complained that it leads to drowsiness, blankness and intellectualization of Chan Buddhism rather than enlightenment. He thought that the teachers who taught this method of meditation didn't believe anyone had awakened. Without koans, one would be like a blind man without a walking stick, unable to take even one step. koans had to be fully penetrated.The fear of superficiality and intellectualization of old koans led him to destroy all copies of his own teacher's masterpiece, the Blue Cliff Record, to save Chan. The only work attributed to <mask> is a collection of koans called The Storehouse of the True Dharma Eye, J. Shobogenzo. A collection of <mask>'s life and teaching was compiled by Zuyong. The majority of the letters <mask> wrote to his students are included in the swampland flowers collection. The letters and lectures of a Zen master can be found in Swampland flowers: the letters and lectures of a Zen master. The Zen Teachings of Master Lin-Chi, Shambhala, Yu, Chun-Fang, Ta-hui Tsung-kao and Kung-an Ch'an was published

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title: Daniel E. Frost

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texts: 800-273-3217 Their son would fight under his father and eventually move to Indiana.The family also included daughters M.A. and Arthur M<mask>. There is a frost. They were both from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. <mask> St. moved his family, including his son <mask>, across the Ohio River to Ravenswood, Virginia, where they lived until his death in 1856. <mask> bought the paper five years after his brother moved west after their father's death. Two printers and a domestic servant lived with <mask>'s family. The voters of Jackson County elected <mask> to the Virginia House of Delegates twice in 1858 and again in 1859, a part-time position and when the seat also formally represented Roane County which had been created during his first term in 1856.He was defeated before defeating J. H. Chase. Like his father-in-law, <mask> was a strong Union man. In 1860, Jackson county voters did not cast a single vote for Lincoln. In May 1861, when Virginians were asked to approve the convention's recommendation, 776 voters in Jackson county opposed it, and only 460 voted for it. His brothers did not agree with him. William P<mask> Jr., Amos' brother, moved from Ravenswood to Colorado in the spring of 1861, just before the American Civil War. In 1860, John L<mask> was a printer in Mexico, Missouri, and in the 1870 and 1880 censuses he was a newspaper reporter in Quincy, Illinois.After marrying in Missouri across from Quincy, Illinois in 1856, he became a journalist and rose to the rank of Captain before becoming a prisoner of war.

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texts: He lived his final years with his daughter in Arkansas. James F. Scott, Andrew Flesher, Andrew Jackson and James A. Smith were delegates from Jackson County at the initial session of the Wheeling Convention. In the July, 1861 session and sessions from December 2, 1861 to February 13, 1862 and May 6, 1865 to 1865, <mask> was elected as the speaker by fellow delegates. While many Confederates left Jackson County, so did men fighting for the Union, so that when residents were asked to vote on the ceding from Virginia, only 226 men voted in Jackson County. After the May 15, 1862 Confederate raid on Ravenswood, George McC. resigned his legislative seat for military service. Porter replaced D.J. as Ravenswood wharf master.The extra legislative session took place from December 4, 1862 to February 5, 1863. The lieutenant colonel of the 11th West Virginia Infantry Regiment was led by his brother-in-law, who was also an oil company manager. Confederate raiders seized Spencer on September 2, 1862, because Col. Rathbone who was commanding five companies of the 11th West Virginia failed to heed General B. In Ripley, the Jackson County seat, the Confederates faced no opposition. They burned several businesses, including <mask>'s shop, because of his pro-Union activities. On May 16, 1863, the Confederates would raid Ravenswood for the third time. Lt.Col. was in Spencer.The Ripley and Charleston roads were guarded by <mask>. He and other men from the 11th West Virginia returned to defendParkersburg, the seat of Wood County

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texts: and perhaps Virginia's most important Ohio River port after Wheeling. From Wheeling, Governor Pierpont sent more men to defendParkersburg, and <mask> took command of the soldiers who had retreated from Spencer to the city. Although the documents of the U.S. Army investigation of the Spencer incident were lost, rumors abounded that a deal had been reached to protect his oil field. After his release, Rathbone was only allowed to supervise suspected Confederate sympathizers imprisoned in Ohio, then was dismissed from the service for cowardice during the Spencer incident. The papers documenting the revocation of the dismissal were lost. The burning of his family's oil fields at Burning Springs and the reimbursement of funds he had spent on the 11th West Virginia Infantry and Company C of the 1st West Virginia Cavalry left him broken.Col was promoted to lead the 11th West Virginia. Col. G.W. and the 126th Ohio Infantry arrived in September of 1862. McCook. Company F of the 3rd West Virginia Cavalry was deployed to scout duty in Wood, Jackson and Wirt counties after being recruited by <mask>. Camp Union, theParkersburg depots, as well as road trans between Parkersburg and the Ohio River were guarded before Captain W.K. Company H of the Third (West) Virginia Cavalry would eventually be attached to the 23rd Ohio Infantry. The burden on the east/west Wheeling railroad line was increased when the Confederate raiders wrecked the railroad from Parkersburg to Doddridge County.Some Confederate sympathizers objected to his

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texts: efforts to get them to take the loyalty oath if they returned to the area as had Mrs. Barr, whose four brothers had all enlisted in the Confederate States Army. <mask> was worried about bushwhacking activities. In the fall and winter of 1863, there were a few Union cavalrymen patrolling north of Ripley, but mail service to Ripley wouldn't begin until that summer. The State Scouts were organized by William Logsdon. On February 11, 1863, he received his formal commission as a colonel and was appointed to lead the defense of the town. He replaced Hoy because Hoy's son had been dismissed for sympathies to the Confederacy. On March 2, Pierpont reported that the Ritchie County railroad bridges were burned the previous night and that Hoy proposed to allow them to speak.On March 9th, the Tyler County seat was prevented and on March 12th, the Wirt County boatmen were cleared to go to the anti-New State convention. As West Virginia voters overwhelmingly voted for statehood in late March 1863, the "Moccasin Rangers" would be formed within the 19th Virginia Cavalry. Captain started the "Night Hawk Rangers" in Parkersburg. Company F of the 17th Virginia Cavalry would be named after James S. Alexander Crawford. The Confederates seized horses in the mountains in the spring of 1863. The cavalry was sent to Sutton based on rumors that the invaders would cross there and head to Weston. There were outposts in Jackson County which were temporarily abandoned.On April 20, <mask> declared martial law in Wood County. Between 500


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texts: he was ordering the 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry and the 10th (West) Virginia Infantry. General Jones detoured to burn Rathbone's oil field at Burning Springs because sympathizers' intelligence about the additional troops and gunboats reached the Confederates. The oil field was not held to no effect. On May 9, the burning oil boats and tanks exploded and burned, and the river became a sheet of fire, obscured by clouds of black smoke. The 11th West Virginia Infantry protected the railroad after the tunnel at Cairo was fixed. Only 33 counties participated in the elections that were held on May 28.After the governor took office, construction was completed on a hill above the town to house the two returned brass cannon. Col did not have formal legal training. Courts martial were held in Clarksburg, West Virginia and Cumberland, Maryland. The burning of the Virginia Military Institute was one of the raids that the 11th West Virginia participated in. The 9th West Virginia and 13th Kentucky militia defended Ravenswood during the victory at the Battle of Buffington Island which ended the raiding of CSA Major General John Hunt Morgan. Col. is an officer of the United States. The 11th West Virginia fought raiders in the late 19th century.During the Battle of Cloyd's Mountain, <mask> received a citation for bravery. On July 18, 1864, Col. died. The Battle of Cool Spring took place when the Third brigade of Col. Joseph Thoburn's division encountered a large Confederate force. After receiving a severe abdominal would,


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texts: <mask> was taken to a nearby farmhouse, where he wrote out his last will and testament, though a nearby Confederate-sympathizing relative refused to come to his deathbed. The funeral was held in Wheeling, West Virginia. Mount Wood Cemetery is above Wheeling. His youngest daughter did not survive to adulthood; his widow lived until 1886, marrying twice more, first in 1867 to Andrew Brown in Ohio and then in 1870 to John W. Brigham in Missouri.Jackson County's next multi-year newspaper would be the Jackson Democrat, which began in Ripley in 1864, the year President Lincoln received 670 votes in the county. The new state of West Virginia has erected a marker to honor the contributions of <mask>. Military personnel from West Virginia were killed in the American Civil

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title: Rusty Anderson

texts: He is best known for his work as the lead guitarist for Paul McCartney, but he has worked with many other artists as well as his own solo career. At the age of 14, <mask> formed his first band, Eulogy. In Los Angeles, Eulogy played with bands such as The Police, Van Halen, The Runaways, Quiet Riot and Eddie Money. The Living Daylights shared the stage with Fishbone and OMD. <mask>'s first song was written for The Living Daylights. The Living Daylights put out a record on the Greenworld Label, but later dissolved when <mask> signed a solo development deal with Columbia Records. <mask> formed a group of people in 1993.They toured as opener for No Doubt and Weezer. The band penned the worldwide Number One hit song "Torn" and released four major label records. For his debut solo album Undressing Underwater, <mask> invited Paul McCartney to play bass and the rest of the McCartney band to sing backup vocals. Stewart played drums on the song "Catbox Beach". The album was self-produced by <mask>. Undressing Underwater was released by his own Oxide Records in late 2003 and re-released in September 2005. Born on Earth was <mask>'s second album.Until We Meet Again was his third album and was released in the spring of 2012 with pre-release copies available during Paul McCartney's On the Run tour. The band "Rusty Anderson Afternoon" was formed by <mask> and O'Keefe. Ray Davies, Black Francis, and The 88 are just a few of the musicians O'Keefe has worked with. TheRusty <mask> <mask> and Friends were formed by O'Keefe and <mask> after several years in <mask>'s solo group. The band

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title: Rusty Anderson

texts: performed in cities all over the world. It was time to pick a name for the new band once <mask> and O'Keefe began sharing duties. There was a contest on the internet."Rusty Anderson Afternoon" was the band name that fans voted for. The band was showcased at the showroom debut of the signature guitar of the band in coordination with the Natural resources defense council, an environmental charity. The first single from the band, "Effortless", was released on April 30. "Simply" made it to the top. The show is called "20 on 20." The band released a sequel to their first album on the Oxide Records label on July 31, 2014. The band's second single, a version of the Stewart and Gouldman song "I'm Not in Love", began to be played on the radio in August.There was a featured act at Sxsw. The band was featured at the tribute to Jimi Hendrix. The United States Postal Service launched a stamp featuring Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing" and "Spanish Castle Magic" at a park in Austin, Texas. The band performed at two casinos in California and Nevada in 2015. The band's next single, "Evidence", was aired on over 30 alternative radio stations. Their first full album, produced by <mask> and Ratazcjack on <mask>'s Oxide label, was released in May 2016 and appeared in the Top Ten on the Alternative New Releases chart the week of its release. The record was described as "most accomplished and brilliant" by the media.The band played several shows in California, including in San Juan Capistrano. The Duesenberg Imperial Charity Ball had a performance by <mask> Afternoon. <mask>, along with drummer Abe

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texts: Laboriel Jr., got a call from producers to play and sing on Paul McCartney's album Driving Rain. Variety called this the birth of McCartney's band, which is "as tight a unit as they come". The band played over 100 shows in the US, Japan, and Mexico after finishing the record and performing at The Concert for New York City. The Driving World Tour was the top tour in 2002. In 2003 there was a tour called Back in the World.The Roman Colosseum, Live 8 UK and Red Square in Moscow were included in subsequent high-profile performances. The Multi Platinum DVDs featuring <mask> on guitar were Back in the U.S., Paul McCartney in Red Square, and The Space Within US. In 2002 and 2005, <mask> and McCartney performed at the Super Bowl. In 2005, <mask> played guitar on McCartney's Chaos and Creation in the Backyard and in 2007, he contributed guitar and vocals to Memory Almost Full. He played lead guitar on Good Evening New York City and Good Evening Europe. <mask> performed on the Summer Live ’09 Tour and the Up and Coming Tour. The PBS series In Performance at the White House featured a performance by the McCartney band.The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert and the Olympics opening ceremony were some of the prominent performances of the year. <mask> played guitar and sang backing vocals for McCartney in New. The Out There tour began in South America and continued through 2015. During the tour, <mask> was praised for his contributions to the musical arrangements. The Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special featured <mask> and McCartney. Salon described the One on One tour as

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texts: "life-affirming, well-sequenced, well-paced and incredibly satisfying". <mask> is the greatest rocker of all time according to Argentina's La Nacin.The band is "brimming with class, chops and energetic focal points" according to the Detroit Free Press. After the announcements of McCartney's Egypt Station album and Freshen Up Tour, <mask> performed with McCartney at a number of secret shows. McCartney performed at the Austin City Limits Music Festival. <mask>'s recordings include music by Little Richard, New Radicals, Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Michael Bublé, Sinéad O'Connor, The Wallflowers, and Stevie Nicks. Also, The Bangles, Matthew Sweet, Neil Diamond, and others. Lana Del Rey, Dido, Corinna Spektor, Gaby Moreno, Cat Stevens, Steven Tyler, and more. The Art of McCartney featured musicians such as Bob Dylan and B.B., as well as <mask>, who played guitar.King, Chrissie, Billy, and Brian Wilson. He has performed with some of the biggest names in music, such as Stevie Wonder, Neil Young, Doug Pinnick, and Steve Lukather. In addition to <mask>'s solo songwriting career, he has written with and produced acts such as Chris Shaffer of The Why Store, Jordan Lawhead, and Emma Burgess, resulting in song uses in TV shows Cold Case, Men in Trees, Kyle XY, and Wildfire. The soundtrack credits include Beyond Westworld. The song "Points of Interest" was a hit on the show. Chaos and Creation in the Backyard is a collaboration with Paul McCartney. Christmas (Reprise Records, 2011), To Be Loved (Reprise Records, 2013), and Invincible Summer (Warner Bros. Records, 2000)An

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title: Ilya B. Tsyrlov

texts: <mask> is a Russian-American scientist. He is known for his research on enzymology, drug metabolism, environmental toxicology, and cancer. Over 280 publications have been co-authored by <mask> on microsomal, purified and recombinant monooxygenases. <mask> received a PhD degree in Biochemistry from the same institution that he received an education and career degree from. The Institute of Experimental Medicine, Russian Academy of Sciences gave Tsyrlov the Doctor of Sciences degree. He was the Head of Laboratory and Chair of the Department of Xenobiochemistry in the Russian Academy of Sciences. The National Cancer Institute hired him for a position as a Senior Enzymologist in 1990.He was a professor at the Department of Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY. In 2005, <mask> founded Xenotox, Inc, a life sciences consulting company implementing an earlier discovered site-directed synthesis of long-acting drugs and studying the transactivation of the human herpesviruses by body burden dioxins. He was a member of the International Society for Study of Xenobiotics. Dr. <mask> has lectured and keynoted many times. There are different hydrobobic clusters with different moieties of the cytochrome P450 in the endoplasmic reticulum. <mask> and Gerasimov prioritized method how to convert first-line antipyretic and

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texts: antimalarial medicines into their own. The genes XAP2 and HSP90AA1 have DREs in them.The preferred tests for major medical conditions were conducted by Tsyrlov. The catalyst of the oxidation is human CYP1A2. The ability to increase HIV-1 reverse transcriptase activity was discovered by Tsyrlov and Pokrovsky. <mask>, I.B., Gromova, O.A., and V.V. have publications. October 1976 Mechanism of inhibition by carbonyl cyanide m-chlorophenylhydrozone and sodium deoxycholate of cytochrome P-450-catalyzed hepatic microsomal drug metabolism. The journal about chemistry.160(1):75-83 <mask>, I.B., Zakharova-Polyakova, N.E., Gromova, O.A., Pospelova, L.N., Lyakhovich, V.V. October 1978 A comparison of the effects of bile acids on the structure and function of the liver. There are two types of pathology: Experimental and Molecular Pathology. There was a time of 20:131-143. <mask>, I.B., Zakharova, N.E., Gromova, O.A., and Lyakhovich are authors.January 1976 There is a possible mechanism of the introduction of the monooxygenase by the phenobarbital. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta is a journal. Tsyrlov, I.B., Gerasimov, K.G. May 1986 There is a new approach to the production of long acting medicines. A1 4 G 01 N 33/ 48 Nedosekina, E.A., and others have a patent.August 2007. There are new potentially active DRE sites in the regulatory

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texts: region of human genes. There are 69 Organohalogen Compounds. <mask>, I.B., Goldfarb, I.S., Gelboin, H.V. were authors. The year ended in December 1993. The characteristics of mouse cDNA-expressed, microsomal, and purified CYP1A1 are described. There is an archive of Biochemistry Biophysics.<mask>, I.B., Mikhailenko, V.M., Gelboin, H.V. In March 1994. Isozyme susceptibility of cDNA-expressed CYP1A P-450s to different flavonoids. The Biochimica et Biophysica Acta is a journal. The stimulatory effect of the CYP1A1 inducer was reported in September 1993. The book is titled "Xenobiotica." <mask>, I.B., Shur, I.N.August 2008. "Mechanistic Insight into Activation by Dioxin-Type Xenobiotics of Cancer-Linked Common Human Viruses and HIV-1 Viruses". There is an article in The Lancet Infectious Diseases. <mask>, I.B., Shur, I.N., Oshchepkov, D.Yu., and Pokrovsky were cited. The concept of hazardous human viruses upregulation by body burden level of dioxins is a novel mechanistic concept. The International Journal of Infectious Diseases is a journal. It's the first time this year that it's the first time that it's the first time that it's the first time that it's the first time that it's the first time that it's the first time that it's the first time thatLiving people Year of birth missing (living people) American biochemists

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title: Rieko Kodama

texts: Phoenix Rie is a Japanese video game artist, director, and producer. She is one of the first female artists to work in the industry. The original Phantasy Star series, the 7th Dragon series, and Skies of Arcadia are just a few of the role-playing games she has worked on. She is known for her artistic contributions to Mega Drive and Master System games. She rose to the rank of director and then to the rank of producer after starting as a graphic designer. Nintendo Power dubbed her the "First Lady ofRPGs" because she was one of the first successful female video game developers. She is often asked about the relationship between women and video games.More women are taking an interest in gaming culture because they are growing up around young girls. She doesn't design games for women solely because she doesn't want to include elements that treat women unfairly. <mask> <mask> was born in Japan in 1963. She loved playing arcade games as a child. In high school, Kodama was interested in advertising. Since she had an interest in Egyptology, she was indecisive about majoring in art or archaeology. She failed out of all her classes because of her indecisiveness.She decided to enroll in an advertising design program at a trade school because she remembered her original interest in advertising. She became interested in graphic design and wanted to do her own work rather than work for others. She was interested in the video game industry. Most of the industry was still in the arcade field, and home game consoles were still new. She rarely went to the arcades, and felt her unfamiliarity with the medium would make it a good way to challenge herself. A colleague of Kodama's who was already employed at Sega hired her in 1984 for career early work. She thought she was going to work on advertising and graphic design, but after seeing the game development department, she thought that would be fun as well.She learned how to

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title: Rieko Kodama

texts: androgynous appearance in the final game.The cast of characters in this game were united for a common purpose, regardless of gender, species, or home planet. The title was a benchmark for both the industry and the genre. She continued to work on the series in later years. She directed the graphic design for Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium. She helped during the planning stages of the movie. She oversaw the development of two Phantasy Star Collection compilations, as well as remakes of Phantasy Star and Phantasy Star II for the PS2. Altered Beast (1988), Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle (1989), Sorcerian (1989), and Mega Drive versions of SpellCaster (1988) are some of the games that Kodama created.Magic Knight Rayearth was directed by her after her success in directing Phantasy Star IV. She was involved in all aspects of the game. Skies of Arcadia, a critically acclaimed role-playing game, was released for the Dreamcast in 2000. She felt her freedom of expression had increased as a result of her first 3D game. The project began because her team wanted to make a 3D game. When the content became too large for the Saturn to process, the project was moved to the Dreamcast. According to Kodama, a defining element during development was to not rely on advanced graphics and particularly the CGI movies that were popular in games at the time, which took control away from the player.Skies of Arcadia and the Phantasy Star series were her favorite projects to work on. In the mid-2000s, Kodama was the producer on "brain training" edutainment games for the Nintendo DS. She was in charge of production of the 7th dragon series. The series includes 7th Dragon for the Nintendo DS, 7th Dragon 2020, and 7th Dragon 2020-II for the PlayStation Portable, and 7th Dragon III Code: VFD for the Nintendo 3DS. She is the lead producer of the series. One of the first female video game developers is <mask>. She was called


title: Karl-Otto Koch

texts: The first commandant of the Nazi concentration camps was Karl-<mask>, who was a mid-ranking commander in the Schutzstaffel. He was the first commandant of the Majdanek concentration camp in occupied Poland and stole vast amounts of valuables and money from murdered Jews. <mask> was also involved in the crimes at Buchenwald and Majdanek. <mask> was born in Darmstadt. Karl was eight years old when his father died. <mask> completed a commercial apprenticeship after completing elementary school. He was captured by the British after he joined the Imperial German Army in 1916.<mask> returned to Germany in 1919 after spending the rest of the war as a POW. He was awarded the Iron Cross Second Class, the Observer's Badge and the Wound Badge in Black as a soldier. After World War I, <mask> worked as a commercial manager, an authorized signatory, and an insurance agent, but became unemployed after serving a prison sentence for forgery. Karl-Otto <mask> joined the Nazi Party in 1931. The service with the <mask> was done with the Thirty fifth SS Regiment Kassel. He took charge of the camp in 1934. He was the officer in charge of the guard unit at the Dachau Concentration Camp, the officer in charge of the preventive custody camp in the Lichtenburg Concentration Camp, and the adjutant at Dachau Concentration Camp.He became commander of the Columbia concentration camp on 13 June 1935 and was assigned to the concentration camp at Esterwegen in April 1936. He was moved to a new place four months later. He advanced to the rank of colonel within a few years. The command of the new Buchenwald concentration camp was given to him on 1 August 1937. He was transferred to the Majdanek concentration camp for POWs in September 1941. The investigation was based on allegations of his improper conduct at Buchenwald, which included corruption, fraud, embezzlement, drunkenness, sexual offences and a murder. <mask> was relieved of his duties after 86 Soviet POWs escaped from

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texts: the camp.<mask> was charged with criminalNegligence and transferred to Berlin, where he worked as a liaison between the German Post Office and the Nazis. <mask>'s actions at Buchenwald caught the attention of the Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont. The name of Walter Krmer, a head hospital orderly at Buchenwald, was on the death list, and Hereditary Prince Josias recognized him because he had successfully treated him in the past. <mask>, in a position as the Camp Commandant, ordered Krmer and Karl Peix, a hospital attendant, to be killed because they had treated him for syphilis. There were reports that a prisoner had been shot while trying to escape. <mask> had been transferred to the Majdanek concentration camp in Poland, but his wife, Ilse, was still living at the Commandant's house in Buchenwald. A full-scale investigation of the camp was ordered by Waldeck.More of <mask>'s orders to kill prisoners at the camp were revealed during the investigation. <mask> was accused of inciting to murder and was later charged with embezzlement. <mask>'s wife was charged. <mask> was sentenced to death for disgracing himself and the SS. <mask> was executed by firing squad on April 5, 1945, one week before American allied troops arrived to liberate the camp. <mask>'s marriage ended in divorce in 1931 due to his infidelity, despite the fact that <mask> first married in 1924 and had one son. <mask> married Margarete Khler on May 25, 1936, with whom he had a son and two daughters.Ilse became known as "The Bitch of Buchenwald" in English. When <mask> was transferred to Buchenwald, Ilse was appointed an Oberaufseherin and had an active role in the atrocities committed there. She was known for her extreme treatment of prisoners. Phil Lamason, an Allied airman, was taken to Buchenwald Notes and references were made to Benot Cazenave. Military personnel from Darmstadt German prisoners of war in World War I were held by the United Kingdom and executed by firing

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title: Debashis Mukherjee

texts: <mask> is a theoretical chemist who is well known for his research in the field of many body theories. A class of many-body methods for electronic structure was the first to be developed and implemented. Multireference coupled cluster formalisms are versatile and powerful methods for predicting with quantitative accuracy the energetics and cross-sections of a vast range of molecule. A long-standing problem of guaranteeing proper scaling of energy for many electron wave-functions of arbitrary complexity has been solved by him. He was the first to develop a rigorously size-extensive state-specific multi-reference coupled cluster formalism. The compactness and high accuracy of the formalisms are attractive. These are now accepted as standard works in the field.It has attracted international attention. A rigorous finite-temperature non-perturbative field theory has been developed to study the dynamics of vibronic coupling at finite temperature. In addition to authoring more than 200 papers on various aspects of theoretical chemistry, he edited Aspects of Many-Body Effects in Molecules and Extended Systems. 50 and Applied Many-Body Methods in Spectroscopy and Electronic Structure were published in 1989. His research interests include multi-reference coupled cluster theories, the general methodology in "many-body theories" and real- and imaginary-time quantum dynamics. A degree in chemistry from Presidency College in Kolkata. He won the Ashutosh Mukherjee Award of Presidency College, Calcutta for scoring the highest mark in the introductory examination, a feat usually achieved by a mathematics student.The University of Calcutta has a Masters and a PhD in chemistry. He began his PhD work under the supervision of a teacher. He received his PhD from Calcutta University. <mask> has been the earliest developer of a

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title: Roméo LeBlanc

texts: The Governor General of Canada is a Canadian journalist, politician, and statesman who served as Governor General for 25 years. Prior to becoming a teacher and a reporter for Radio-Canada, he studied in France, where he was born and educated. He was elected to the House of Commons in 1972 and served as a minister of the Crown until 1984 when he became the Senate's Speaker. In 1995 he was appointed as governor general by Queen Elizabeth II on the recommendation of the Prime Minister of Canada, and he held the post until 2000 when he was succeeded by a woman. His appointment as the Queen's representative caused some controversy, due to the perception of political favouritism, but he was praised for raising the stature of Acadians and francophones, and for returning Rideau Hall to the centre of life in Ottawa. The Queen's Privy Council for Canada swore in <mask> on August 8, 1974. He died of Alzheimer's on June 24, 2009, at the age of 81.Before studying French civilization at the Université de Paris, LeBlanc obtained bachelor degrees in arts and education from the Collge St-Joseph. He worked as a journalist with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's French language broadcaster, Radio-Canada, from 1960 to 1967. He had two children from a previous marriage, Genevieve and Dominic, and he married Diana Fowler in 1994. He became the press secretary for both Pierre Trudeau and Lester B. Pearson. He won a seat in the House of Commons in the 1972 federal election, paving the way for his appointment as the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans in the Cabinet chaired by Trudeau. The creation of a 200 mile fishing zone, the widespread use of quota and zones that protected Canadian fishermen from overexpansion and competition from large companies, the owner-operator rule, and the establishment of a new fisheries licensing system were all led by


title: Roméo LeBlanc

texts: LeBlanc. On one occasion, LeBlanc persuaded Trudeau to advise the Governor General to close Canadian ports to Soviet fishing vessels, which resulted in better co-operation, and forbade all foreign corporations from holding commercial fishing licences in Canada.The creation of the Salmonid Enhancement Program, which aimed at doubling salmon production, and quelled plans by Alcan that were deemed to threaten salmon rivers, was overseen by LeBlanc on the Pacific coast. Trudeau nominated <mask> for appointment to the Senate on June 29, 1984 after he became Minister of Public Works. Governor General Ray Hnatyshyn appointed him as the chamber's speaker in 1993. Governor General of Canada <mask>'s time as the Queen's viceregal representative was considered to have been low key compared to that of his successor. He was the first governor general of the Acadian heritage, which earned praise from the community, and he was also the first from the Canadian maritimes to be appointed as viceroy. On November 22, 1994 it was announced from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada that Queen Elizabeth II had approved Prime Minister Jean Chrétien's choice to succeed Ray Hnatyshyn as the Queen's representative. After being invited to an audience with the Queen at Sandringham House, he was said to have been inspired by the devotion of both Elizabeth and her mother.The Great Seal of Canada and the royal sign-manual were issued by the commission. After the announcement of his appointment as Governor General, the recommendation of a prominent Liberal Party politician and organiser was criticized as being little more than a patronage gift from the Prime. In the 1993 federal election, LeBlanc was one of the chief architects of the Liberal Party's election strategy. Both of the Reform Party of Canada's leaders refused to attend the installation ceremony.

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title: Roméo LeBlanc

texts: and the Acadians. When Rideau Hall was the centre of life in the national capital a century ago, it was credited with being returned to itTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia He traveled to events in his home province to a degree that some saw as disproportionate, even though he enjoyed all the provinces and territories. Many Canadians were unaware of who he was, and his down-to-earth demeanor was thought to have been too "folksy" for the post. Dominic, the son of the viceroy, worked for the prime minister's office until 1997, when he was elected to the House of Commons.Some of the Governor General's staff had close Liberal Party connections, as well as the daughter of LeBlanc, who was a political assistant to Liberal Cabinet ministers. The claws and tongue of the crowned lion were removed from the symbol of the Canadian viceregal office because they were impolite and un-Canadian. The change did not get much attention until the end of LeBlanc's tenure, but the modifications were undone by his successor. After being released from the Queen's service, <mask> returned to New Brunswick. He died in Grande-Digue on June 24, 2009, after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. The state funeral for the incumbent and former governors general took place in July of the same year. The casket's path through the community was lined with officers from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, paying homage to <mask>'s time as minister of the Crown with that portfolio.The February 8, 2010 postage stamp was featured by Canada


title: Parag Khanna

texts: <mask> is an Indian American specialist in globalization. He is the co- founder and CEO of Factotum as well as the managing partner of FutureMap. <mask> was born in India. His family moved to New York City after he was born. He received a Bachelor of Science in International Affairs and a Master of Arts in Security Studies from Georgetown University. He received his PhD in international relations from the London School of Economics in 2010. The Council on Foreign Relations in New York had a research associate named <mask>.He worked at the World Economic Forum from 2000 to 2002. He was a Global Governance Fellow from 2002 to 2005. From 2006 to 2012 he was a senior research fellow at the New America Foundation. He is a senior fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations and a visiting fellow at the Singapore Institute of International Affairs. The Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto has a distinguished visitor. He was the first video-blogger for ForeignPolicy.com. Parag hosted "Innerview" on MTV from 2008 to 2009.At multiple conferences, Khanna has spoken. <mask> was a seniorgeopolitical advisor to the US Special Operations forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. The "Alternative Worlds" report was produced by the US National Intelligence Council's Global Trends 2030 program. The Second World: Empires and Influence in the New Global Order was written by <mask>. "Waving Goodbye to Hegemony" was an essay written by <mask> in the New York Times Magazine. How to Run the World: Charting a Course to the Next Renaissance is a sequel to The Second World. He argues in the book that the world is

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title: William Tryon

texts: After serving as the eighth governor of North Carolina in 1764, Lieutenant General <mask> became the 39th governor of New York in 1777. <mask> was born at the family's seat at Norbury Park, England, on June 8, 1729, the son of <mask> and Lady Mary Shirley. His paternal grandfather was The Earl Ferrers. Tryon was promoted to Captain in 1751 after entering the military as a lieutenant. Tryon was promoted to lieutenant colonel. <mask> and his men were involved in the Seven Years' War. All war making facilities were destroyed when they landed at Cherbourg.When they came under fire from the French at the Battle of St Cast, they decided to withdraw from St Malo. Tryon had wounds to his thigh and head. <mask> obtained the position of acting lieutenant governor of the Province of North Carolina through family connections. He arrived in North Carolina with his family, including a young daughter, and architect John Hawks, in early October to find that the previous governor had not left. He said he wouldn't be leaving until May. Tryon didn't have an income when he was Lieutenant Governor. <mask>'s residence was renovated in 1765 to serve as his lieutenant governor's residence.<mask> assumed the position of acting governor after Dobbs died. He was appointed to the office of governor by the King. <mask> worked to expand the Church of England in North Carolina after assuming the office of governor. There were five clergy members in North Carolina at that time. Tryon pushed for the completion of the abandoned construction projects of the churches. Tryon encouraged the construction of new churches in rural areas by appointing members of the clergy. The Stamp Act was opposed in North Carolina.The Stamp Act Congress was held when the colonial assembly was not in session. The Assembly was prevented from passing a resolution in opposition to the Stamp Act by <mask>. <mask> said that he was against the Stamp Act and that he would pay taxes on all stamped paper he was entitled to. Tryon was told on June 25th that the act had been repealed. Tryon designed plans for an elaborate

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texts: governor's mansion, which would be a central location for government business, as well as drawing up plans for an elaborate home. <mask>'s mansion was authorized for £5,000 by the North Carolina legislature. Tryon told the legislature that the sum was not substantial enough for the plans he and Hawks had created; building it in the plainest manner would cost no less than £10,000.Hawks agreed to supervise the construction for three years and went to Philadelphia at Tryon's request to hire workers. Tryon was able to convince the legislature to increase taxes. The nickname Tryon Palace was created by the unpopularity of the new taxes. Tryon moved into the mansion. In the American colonies, the house was a monument of opulence and elegance. Tryon is most known for suppressing the Regulator movement in western North Carolina during the period from 1768 to 1741. The uprising was caused partly by taxation imposed to pay for Tryon Palace at New Bern, which Tryon made the provincial capital, and partly by tax abuse and fraud by western officials.In the Battle of Alamance, the colonial militia defeated the Regulators. The execution of seven alleged Regulators was ordered by Tryon. The General Assembly temporarily made a capital offense of violating the Riot Act. The men who were executed were James Few, Benjamin Merrill, Enoch Pugh, Robert Matear, "Captain" Robert Messer, and Bryant Austin Jr. They were pardoned by King George III and released by Tryon. Some historians think that the Regulator uprising is related to the American Revolution. The militia's campaign against the Regulators resulted in Tryon raising taxes.<mask> left North Carolina on June 30th, after his governorship ended. John Hawks drew the original architectural plans for Tryon Palace. In an op-ed for the Rocky Mount Telegram, Roy Cooper wrote, "Governor <mask> was hated as he ruled in opulent splendor from his palace." <mask> became the governor of New York on July 8, 1741. The assembly funds for the quartering of British troops and the establishment of a militia were obtained in 1771 and 1772. New York

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title: William Tryon

texts: City's defenses were rebuilt with funds appropriated. The Tea Act was opposed in New York.The tea agents were told to resign by the Sons of Liberty. Tryon wanted to store the tea at Fort George. Alexander McDougall said to prevent the landing and kill the governor and the council of the Sons of Liberty. Tryon gave up trying to get the tea when he heard about the Boston Tea Party. He told London that the tea could only be brought to the shore under the protection of the point of the cannon and the bayonet. The New Yorkers dumped tea into the harbor. The governor's mansion was destroyed by fire on December 29, 1773.Five thousand pounds was appropriated by the New York Assembly. <mask> left for England on 7 April 1774. In <mask>'s absence, Cadwallader Colden was the acting governor. After the American War of Independence began, he returned to New York. George Washington ordered Philip Schuyler, the commander in New York, to leave <mask> alone, even though he was told by the Continental Congress to put <mask> under arrest. He was forced to seek refuge on the British sloop-of-war in New York Harbor. In 1776, he dissolved the assembly and called for new elections.<mask> dissolved the assembly because it was for independence. <mask> and New York City's mayor, David Mathews, plotted to assassinate General George Washington during the spring and summer of 1776. One of Washington's bodyguards was involved in the plot. He bragged to his cellmate about the kidnapping plot while he was in prison. In order to gain his own freedom, Ketcham revealed it to authorities. On June 28, 1776, he was hanged for mutiny. The admiral arrived in New York City with the British army.James Robertson was the military commander when Howe placed New York under martial law. <mask> had little power as governor. <mask> was given the rank of major-general in 1777. He was ordered to destroy an arsenal in Connecticut in April. At the south end of the village, <mask> established his headquarters at the house of a Loyalist named Joseph Dibble. The headquarters of the generals were located at the upper

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title: William Tryon

texts: end of the main street, near the bridge. The other houses in the village were filled with British troops.The Battle of Ridgefield was fought when <mask> tried to return to an invasion fleet anchored in Westport. He was given the rank of major-general in the British army, but only in America, and also the colonelcy of the 70th infantry. He was the British commander on Long Island. General Henry Clinton turned down <mask>'s proposals to engage in attacks on civilians. In July 1779, he commanded a series of raids on the Connecticut coast, burning and plundering most of the state. The purpose of his raids was to remove American forces from the defense of the Hudson valley. George Washington did not move his troops despite pressure.Clinton was indignant about <mask> disobeying his orders, and Americans condemned him for making war on women and children. Clinton refused to give Tryon any further commands, even though he found approval of his conduct from Lord George Germain. <mask> returned to his home in London, England, in September 1780. He directed the affairs of the 70th Foot, who were still in the Colonies, and gave instructions for them to be brought back to England. He was promoted to lieutenant-general in 1782. He was made the colonel of the 29th infantry in 1784. Tryon had a daughter who was never married.Margaret Wake, a London heiress, was married to him in 1757. <mask>, the East India Company's Governor in Bombay from 1742–50, died on a ship off the Cape of Good Hope on his way home. Raleigh is located in Wake County, North Carolina. <mask> died at his home in London on January 27th, 1788 and was buried at St Mary's Church. People on both sides of the American Revolution described <mask>'s policies as savagely brutal. Although he has been described as a tactful and competent administrator who improved the colonial postal service, he became unpopular first because he obeyed the instructions of his superiors prior to the war and then disobeyed them during the war by being overly harsh in his conduct of the war in the neutral ground. Historian Thomas B.

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texts: Allen states in his book that Tryon's warfare shocked many British officers.The British and the Loyalists were accused of allowing marauding and even rape. Thousands of people within the British lines witnessed excessive plunder. According to affidavits, no less than twenty-three rapes were committed in one neighborhood in New Jersey, some of them on married women, in presence of their helpless husbands, and others on daughters. In New York City, citizens and officers accused the Loyalists of robbing houses, raping women, and murdering civilians. <mask> was given the name "Wolf" by the Cherokees because of his dealings in setting a boundary for them in the western part of the colony. Tryon County, New York and Tryon County, North Carolina were named for him. Tryon Palace in New Bern, North Carolina, Tryon, Prince Edward Island, and the Tryon Amateur Radio Club are all named after Tryon County in NY.The British held Fort Tryon Park in New York City for most of the American Revolution. <mask>'s name remained on Tryon Row for many years, a street which ran between Centre Street and Park Row in lower Manhattan. The New York Free School was located on Tryon Row. One of the city's first public schools was located at the corner of Chatham Street. The sidewalk and gardens south of the Manhattan Municipal Building are now occupied by the street's path. Tryon Street in Raleigh, North Carolina is named after Tryon's wife Margaret Wake, and Tryon Avenue in the Bronx is named after Tryon. Tryon farms was featured in a calendar.Sarah Jane <mask>-Betts and her uncle <mask> own the land. Many homes on Tryon Street have furniture from this era, such as the Cherry Highboy, which was manufactured by the <mask> family. <mask> Mathews was named after his father, David Mathews, the former Mayor of New York City under the British. Governor <mask> and his Administration in the Province of North Carolina were read further. Raleigh was founded in 1903. Nelson, Paul, <mask> and the Course of Empire is a field book. There is a new edition of Vol.I. The Tryon Palace is located in New Bern,

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title: Philip E. Tetlock

texts: A Canadian-American political science writer and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, <mask><mask> is also cross-appointed at the Wharton School and the School of Arts and Sciences. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society. He has written several non-fiction books at the intersection of psychology, political science and organizational behavior. How can we know? Counterfactual Thought Experiments in World Politics and Unmaking the West are related. The Good Judgment Project is a multi-year study of the feasibility of improving the accuracy of probability judgments. He obtained his PhD from Yale University in 1979 after completing his undergraduate work at the University of British Columbia.He has served on the faculty of the University of California, Berkeley, Ohio State University, and the University of California Berkeley. He is a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. The American Psychological Association, American Political Science Association, American Association for the advancement of Science, International Society of Political Psychology, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy of Sciences have all given awards to Tetlock. Over 200 articles have been published in peer-reviewed journals. Over the last four decades, Tetlock's research program has explored five themes: the concept of good judgment, with special emphasis on the usefulness of forecasting tournaments in assessing one key component of good judgment: accuracy, the impact of accountability on judgment and choice, and the constraints that sacred values His early work on good judgment was summarized in Expert Political Judgment: How Good Is It? Between 1984 and 2003 Tetlock conducted a set of small scale forecasting tournaments.284 experts from a variety of fields, including government officials, professors,

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texts: journalists, and others, with many opinions, were the forecasters. The tournaments solicited roughly 28,000 predictions about the future and found the forecasters were often only slightly more accurate than chance, and usually worse than basic extrapolation, especially on longer–range forecasts three to five years out. The forecasters with the biggest news media profiles were particularly bad. The inverse relationship between fame and accuracy is suggested by this work. As a result of this work, he received the 2008 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for ideas Improving World Order, as well as the 2006 Woodrow Wilson Award for best book published on government, politics, or international affairs and the Robert E. Lane Award for best book in political psychology. The accuracy track records of "foxes" and "hedgehogs" were compared by the expert political judgment project. Long-term forecasts within the domain of their expertise were less well performed by "Hedgehogs".The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) inside the United States intelligence community became aware of these findings after they were reported in the media. The Good Judgment Project (GJP), a research collaborative that emerged as the winner of the IARPA tournament, was co-led by <mask> and Barbara Mellers. The aim of the tournament was to improve forecasting. What is the chance that a member of the European Union will leave by a target date? Is there a chance of naval clashes in the East China Sea? How likely is the head of state of Venezuela to step down? GJP was challenged to come up with innovative methods of recruiting gifted forecasters, methods of training forecasters in basic principles of probabilistic reasoning, and methods of forming teams that are more than the sum of their individual parts.The degree to which simple


title: Diosdado Macapagal

texts: The ninth president of the Philippines and the sixth vice president of the Philippines served from 1959 to 1961. He was a member of the House of Representatives and headed the Constitutional Convention. He was the father of the current president of the Philippines. He worked as a lawyer for the government after graduating from the University of the Philippines and University of Santo Tomas. He was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1949. He became vice president in 1957 under the rule of President Carlos P.Garcia, who later defeated him in the 1961 election. The Philippine economy was stimulated by the work of <mask> as president.He introduced the country's first land reform law, liberalized foreign exchange and import controls, and placed the peso on the free currency exchange market. Many of his reforms were crippled by the Congress. He is known for changing the country's Independence Day from July 4 to June 12 to commemorate the independence of the First Philippine Republic from the Spanish Empire in 1898. He stood for re-election in 1965, but was defeated by Marcos, who ruled as a dictator for 20 years. The way in which the charter was modified and elected as president of the 1970 constitutional convention by Marcos led him to question its legitimacy. He died at the age of 86. His poetic oeuvre was overshadowed by his political biography, though he was a reputed poet in the Chinese and Spanish languages.The third of five children in a poor family was born on September 28, 1910. His father was a poet who wrote in the local Pampangan language. Urbano's mother was a teacher and a midwife. The great-grandson of the last reigning lakan of Tondo, Lakan Dula, is a distant descendant of Diosdado. His mother Romana was a second cousin of Mara Vitug Licad, grandmother of renowned pianist Cecile Licad. Mara and Romana's grandmothers were sisters. Their mother was Mara Concepcin Lingad.The family of <mask> earned extra income by raising pigs and accommodating boarders in their home. He was affectionately known as the "Poor Boy from Lubao" due to his roots in poverty.

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texts: Although his poetic work was overshadowed by his political career, <mask> was a reputed poet in the Spanish language. <mask> excelled in his studies at local public schools, graduating valedictorian from Lubao Elementary School and salutatorian at Pampanga High School. After finishing his pre-law course at the University of the Philippines, he went to the Philippine Law School to study a scholarship and work as an accountant. He was an orator and debater while in law school. He had to quit school due to poor health and lack of money.He and his childhood friend, Rogelio de laRosa, produced and starred in Tagalog operettas that were patterned after classic Spanish zarzuelas. During this time, he married his friend's sister, Purita de laRosa. They had two children with him. He was able to continue his studies at the University of Santo Tomas. The secretary of the interior at the time, Don Honorio Ventura, helped him with his education. He received financial support from his mother's relatives, who owned large tracts of land in Sta. Maria is from Pampanga.He was admitted to the bar after topping the 1936 bar examination with a score of 89.95%. He earned a Master of Laws degree in 1941, a Doctor of Civil Law degree in 1947, and a PhD in economics in 1957. His thesis was titled "Imperatives of Economic Development in the Philippines". After passing the bar examination, <mask> was invited to join an American law firm as a practicing attorney, an honor for a Filipino at the time. He was assigned to work in Malacaang Palace. During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in World War II, <mask> worked in Malacaang Palace as an assistant to the President. One of the largest law firms in the country, Ross, Lawrence, Selph and Carrascoso, employed Macapagal as an assistant attorney after the war.He rejoined government service after the creation of the Third Republic of the Philippines in 1946, and was appointed to the Department of Foreign Affairs as the head of its legal division. The Turtle Islands in the Sulu Sea were transferred from the United Kingdom to the Philippines in

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title: Diosdado Macapagal

texts: 1948. He was the second secretary to the Philippine Embassy in Washington, D.C. that year. He was elevated to the position of counselor on legal affairs and treaties in 1949, making him the fourth-highest post in the Philippine Foreign Office. Purita de laRosa was the first wife of Macapagal. They had two children who would go on to become governors. Purita died in 1943.A second marriage took place on May 5, 1946, between <mask> and Dr. Evangelina Macaraeg, with whom he had two children. The district's incumbent, Representative Amado Yuzon, was opposed by the administration due to his support for communist groups. He won the 1949 election after a campaign that was free of personal attacks. He was re-elected in the 1953 election and served in the 2nd and 3rd Congress. At the start of legislative sessions in 1950, the members of the House of Representatives elected <mask> as chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and he was given several important foreign assignments. He was a delegate from the Philippines multiple times to the United Nations General Assembly, where he debated communist aggression with other delegates. He was involved in negotiations for the U.S.-R.P.The Japanese Peace Treaty is one of the treaties. The Foreign Service Act strengthened the Philippine foreign service. <mask> sponsored and authored several laws to benefit the rural areas and the poor. The Minimum Wage Law, Rural Health Law, Rural Bank Law, the Barrio Industrialization Law, and a law nationalizing the rice and corn industries were some of the legislation promoted by <mask>. He was selected by the Congressional Press Club as one of the Ten Outstanding Congressmen. He was named the Most Outstanding lawmaker of the 3rd Congress. In the May 1957 general elections, the Liberal Party drafted Congressman <mask> to run for vice president with José Y. Yulo, a former speaker of the House of Representatives.The Liberal Party president, Eugenio Pérez, insisted that the party's vice presidential nominee have a clean record of integrity and honesty. While Yulo was defeated, <mask> was elected vice

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title: Diosdado Macapagal

texts: president in an upset victory, defeating the Nacionalista candidate by over eight percentage points. He became the president of the Liberal Party a month after the election. He served out his four-year vice presidential term as a leader of the opposition, becoming the first ever Philippine vice president to be elected from a rival party. It was a break from tradition that the ruling party refused to give him a Cabinet position. He played the role of critic to the administration's policies and performance despite being offered a position in the Cabinet only on the condition that he switch to the Nationalista Party. He was able to take advantage of the unpopularity of the administration.He spent his time as vice president making frequent trips to the countryside to meet voters and promote the image of the Liberal Party. The Philippine economy was stimulated by the work of <mask> as president. In the 1961 presidential election, <mask> ran against the incumbent and promised to end corruption and appeal to the electorate as a common man from humble beginnings. The incumbent president was defeated by 45%. The president of the Philippines was inaugurated on December 30, 1961. The major legislation was signed by the Cabinet. Defining its powers, duties and functions was created by the act.The act is called the Republic Act. The Philippine Veterans' Bank was created by an act. The act is called the Republic Act. There is an Act to Ordain the Agricultural Land Reform Code and to Institute Land Reforms in the Philippines. The act is called the Republic Act. The Revised Administrative Code was amended to change the date of Philippine Independence Day from July 4 to June 12. The act is called the Republic Act.The Minimum Wage Law is an act that raised the minimum wage for certain workers. In his inaugural address, <mask> promised a socio-economic program anchored on "a return to free and private enterprise", placing economic development in the hands of private entrepreneurs with minimal government interference. The Philippine peso was allowed to float on the free currency exchange

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title: Diosdado Macapagal

texts: market after exchange controls were lifted twenty days after the inauguration. The currency controls were adopted as a temporary measure by the administration of Elpidio. The peso was supported by a $300 million stabilization fund from the International Monetary Fund. There was a choice of methods to reach the national goal of economic and social progress. There was a choice between the democratic and dictatorial systems.Filipinos were committed to the democratic method so the choice was easy. The next choice was between free enterprise and the continuing of the controls system. "The task of economic development belongs principally to private enterprise and not to the government," <mask> declared before Congress on January 22, 1962. The Philippines had free enterprise before independence. The system of exchange and import controls was deviated from by the President in 1950. The controls system was carried on by two people. The first decision <mask> had to make was whether to continue the system of exchange controls or return to the free enterprise of Quezon, Osmena and Roxas.He had believed since he was a congressman that the economic system for Filipinos was free enterprise. On January 21, 1962, he signed a Central Bank decree abolishing exchange controls and returning the country to free enterprise. During the 20 days available to make a decision between controls and free enterprise between his inauguration as president and before the opening of Congress, <mask>'s main adviser was the governor of the Central Bank. The House of Representatives and the Senate were dominated by the Nacionalistas at that time. For 1962–65, annual GDP growth averaged at 5.53%, and <mask> was able to achieve steady economic progress. The restoration of free enterprise and the removal of controls were intended to be the basis of the socio-economic program. A specific and periodic program for the guidance of both the private sector and the government was an essential instrument to attain the economic and social development that constituted the goal of his labors.A program for his administration

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title: Diosdado Macapagal

texts: was formulated under his authority and direction by a group of economic and business leaders most active and effective of which was Sixto Roxas III. The Five- Year Socio-Economic Integrated Development Program aimed at the following objectives from an examination of the planned targets and requirements. Immediate restoration of economic stability; alleviating the plight of the common man; and establishing a dynamic basic for future growth. Decontrol restored free enterprise. The five-year economic program was prescribed. Land reform had begun. These were the foundations of economic and social progress.The economic program needs to be implemented in order for attention to be turned to the equally difficult task of building the main edifice. It is necessary for the government to assist in the implementation of the Socio-Economic Program in free enterprise because it is dependent on the private sector. The government's role in free enterprise required it to provide the social overhead like roads, airfields and ports that directly or proximately promote economic growth, as well as adopt fiscal and monetary policies that are salutary to investments. Integrated steel was one of the enterprises he selected for active government promotion. Ramon Magsaysay came from the poor. He called himself the "Poor boy from Lubao". He didn't have a lot of popularity among the people.His stiff personality could be the reason for the absence of a charismatic appeal. <mask> had some achievements. The Agricultural Land Reform Code of 1963. It provided for the purchase of private farmlands with the intention of distributing them in small lots to landless tenants on an easy term of payment. In comparison with the previous agrarian legislation, the law lowered the retention limit to 75 hectares, whether owned by individuals or corporations. The term "contiguous" was removed. The share-tenancy was not allowed.The bill of rights gave agricultural workers the right to self-organization and a minimum wage. An office was created to acquire and distribute farmlands and a financing institution was created


title: Diosdado Macapagal

texts: the plan was adopted with Malaysia.The Konfrontasi was meant to prevent Malaysia from attaining independence. The idea was inspired by the Indonesian Communist Party. The formation of Malaysia was convinced by the party that it is a form of neo-colonization. There is almost certainly no chance of the project ever being revived. Congress sent troops to South Vietnam before the end of the President's term. The proposal was blocked by the opposition led by Senate President Ferdinand Marcos who defected to the Nacionalista Party. As early as 1961, the U.S. government's interest in bringing other nations into the war DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchOn April 23, 1964, President Lyndon Johnson made a public appeal for other countries to come to the aid of South Vietnam. Chester Cooper, a former director of Asian affairs for the White House, explained that the'More Flags' campaign came from the United States, rather than from the Republic of South Vietnam. The lassitude of the government was one of the more exasperating aspects of the search. The South Vietnam leaders were focused on politics. ... The program was thought to be a public relations campaign directed at the American people. The senatorial election was held in 1963.Four of the eight seats up for grabs during the election were won by the Liberal Party. Towards the end of his term, <mask> decided to seek re-election to continue seeking reforms which he claimed were stifled by a "dominant and uncooperative opposition" in Congress. Ferdinand Marcos, a member of the Liberal Party, was unable to win his party's nomination, so he switched to the Nacionalista Party. There were a number of issues raised against the incumbent administration. In the November 1965, polls, <mask> was

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texts: defeated by Marcos. After losing to Marcos in 1965, <mask> decided to retire from politics. He was elected president of the convention in 1971 that drafted the 1973 Constitution.The manner in which the charter was modified led him to question its legitimacy. The National Union for Liberation was formed to oppose the Marcos regime. <mask> was a member of the Philippine Council of State after the restoration of democracy. He was the chairman of the board of CAP Life. He devoted a lot of his time to reading and writing after he retired. He wrote a weekly column for the Manila Bulletin newspaper and published his presidential memoir. The Makati Medical Center reported the death of <mask> <mask> on April 21, 1997.He is buried in the bayani. On September 28, 2009, the President's daughter, <mask>-Arroyo, inaugurated the President's Museum and Library. September 28, 2010 was declared a non-working holiday by the President to commemorate the 100th birth anniversary of Macapagal. There are personal books in the museum and library. The Vice presidential election of 1957 was won by <mask> <mask> of the Liberal Party. The Grand Cordon of the Order of Brilliant Jade was awarded in 1960. Bureau of Printing in Manila in 1961.There is a new hope for the common man. The Malacaang Press Office was opened in 1962. The Philippines has a five year program. Manila is a city in the Philippines. 1963. Speeches and statements of the President. The Bureau of Printing was in Manila.An Asian is looking at something. Mac Publishing House was established in 1966. The Philippines is now East. Mac Publishing House was established in 1966. Memoirs of a President is a book. Mac Publishing House was in Quezon City in 1968. The Philippines has a new constitution.Mac Publishing House was founded in 1970. There is democracy in the Philippines. Manila is a city in the Philippines. ], 1976. Constitutional Democracy in the world. Santo Tomas University Press was published in 1993. The president's memoirs were from Nipa Hut to the Presidential Palace.The Philippine Academy for Continuing Education and Research

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title: Antanas Jaroševičius

texts: <mask> was a painter fromLithuania who was best known for his album of crosses published in 1912. He taught in Orlov and Kazan from 1920 to 1920 after graduating from the Baron Stieglitz Academy of Art and Design. He continued to be involved in the cultural life ofLithuania despite the long distance. During his summer vacations, he studied Lithuanian folk art. He was an active member of the Lithuanian Art Society. The first study of Lithuanian folk art was published in 1912 by the society. In 1921, Jaroeviius settled on a farm near Giedraiiai.The Giedraiiai Progymnasium, where he taught art and crafts until 1935, is now named after him. He encouraged his students to keep the traditions alive. He died in poverty. Jaroeviius was born into a family of blacksmiths. The family started farming after the Uprising of 1863. Three daughters and six sons were in the family. The parents wanted Jaroeviius to become a priest.He was educated at home and at a Russian primary school. In 1893, Jaroeviius disobeyed his parents and went to the Baron Stieglitz Academy of Art and Design. His parents didn't want him to have money. He had to make his own living by tutoring, painting decorations, and taking other jobs after receiving some support from his neighbor. He met Povilas Viinskis, who encouraged Jaroeviius to start contributing to the illegal Lithuanian press. In 1899, Jaroeviius graduated with a distinction as an art teacher. In Kazan, Jaroeviius worked at the Zimin Furniture Factory as a designer.He was awarded a silver medal for his designs at the Paris Exhibition of 1900. He lectured at Kazan schools and the Kazan Polytechnic Institute in 1905–1920 while he was a teacher. Jaroeviius was involved in the cultural life ofLithuania. He continued to write about


title: Antanas Jaroševičius

texts: Army. Jaroeviius paid a lot of money to have his son's grave exhumed so he could see that it was his son who was buried there. The artist's farm was nationalized by the soviets and he was left with an arable land. Jaroeviius was poor and obscurity when he died. The archives of Jaroeviius were given to theLithuanian National Museum of Art, which held exhibitions dedicated to Jaroeviius in 1970 and 1990 and published a catalog of his works in 1990. The National Museum of Art inLithuania has about 200 works by him. His works can be found at the M. K. iurlionis National Art Museum.The gymnasium in Giedraiiai was renamed in 1990. Works Jaroeviius is best known for his work documenting crosses. Jaroeviius would return toLithuania for the summer vacation every year from 1904 to 1911. He traveled acrossLithuania, taking photos, making drawings, and collecting samples of folk art. He was interested in the decorative elements of houses. The Lithuanian Art Society published an album of drawings by Jaroeviius of Lithuanian crosses, column shrines, and roofed poles. The album was usually filled with drawings of two crosses.The text was written in two languages. The drawings help to emphasize and highlight details. The book's design was prepared by <mask> muidzinaviius. The study is the first of its kind. The Catholic clergy considered the folk architectural elements to be low artistic value and rejected them due to remnants of paganLithuanian symbols. Folk artists who copied designs from Jaroeviius' album became popular. He is a graphic artist and illustrator.He painted watercolors of nature, landscapes, and views of traditional Lithuanian dwelings. These watercolors are cheerful. The album of Lithuanian crosses contains full-text scans of births and


title: Paul Bronsart von Schellendorff

texts: Prussia's Minister of War from 1884 to 1889 was <mask>, who was a general and writer. The son of a general and his wife were born in Danzig, the administrative capital of West Prussia. His younger brother was the Minister of War from 1893 to 1896. On May 30, 1854, <mask> married Rosalie Klara Marie. The General lieutenant and chief of the Ottoman Army general staff in World War I was one of the couple's four children. After attending the Gymnasium in Danzig, <mask> entered the Prussian Cadet Corps in Kulm and Berlin. He was promoted to lieutenant on April 28, 1849.He was an adjutant in the 4th Guards Landwehr Regiment from June of 1852 to June of 1854. He achieved the rank of Oberleutnant after being appointed to the German General Staff. After three years of staff service, he was elevated to Captain on February 23, 1861, but was soon reappointed to the staff, and lectured at the Military Academy, becoming major in 1865 and lieutenant colonel in 1869. In the Battle of Gitschin and Kniggrtz, <mask> was a member of the II Corps general staff. The preliminary negotiations for the surrender of the French at the Sedan fortress were conducted by him during the Franco-Prussian War. After the war, <mask> was made Oberst and Chief of Staff of the Guard Corps, becoming major general in 1876, commander of the 1st Guards Infantry brigade in 1878, and lieutenant general in 1884. He was appointed War Minister in March

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title: Paul Bronsart von Schellendorff

texts: of 1884.During his tenure, the peacetime establishment of the German Army was greatly increased and many important reforms were carried out in the Prussian Army, in particular the arming of the infantry with repeating rifles as well as new regulations of pension funds and compulsory military service. He was promoted to General of the Infantry on April 23, 1888. On April 8, 1889, Minister <mask> resigned and was succeeded by <mask> Verdy du Vernois. He was appointed commanding general of the I Army Corps. He died from pneumonia at his estate of Schettnienen near Heiligenbeil at the age of 59. On December 18th, <mask> put his career on the line to frustrate Bismarck's intervention in military matters. As he recorded in his diary, he was ordered by Eugen Theophil <mask> to give the minutes of the Military Council to Bismarck.The entry records the agony of conscience of one of the most gifted of the 'demi-gods', a lieutenant colonel, a Division Chief in the General Staff. Lieutenant General Podbielski, Quartermaster General of the entire army, handed over the order from the King to him. As he records the moment of his decision if a man with the ambitious thirst for power like Count Bismarck were to be admitted, there would be nothing more to be done. He submitted his resignation at the same time as he reported that he couldn't carry out the order in good conscience. Podbielski questioned Bronsart's sanity

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title: Paul Bronsart von Schellendorff

texts: at first. In the face of moral courage by a senior staff officer, he consulted the king and asked him to withdraw the order. The Military Council minutes were never given to Bismarck.Both <mask> and <mask> are examples of civil courage in the face of a dictator. Had I done the demanded letters, even if I weakened it as much as possible, it would have been approved and sent. The Count would sit in the saddle. He once said about Germany that he knows how to ride. There is no doubt where this ride would have taken us. Ein Rckblick und die taktischen Rckblicke (2nd ed., Berlin, 1870), a pamphlet written in reply to Captain May's Tactical Retrospect of 1866, is one of the three works of great importance. General Meckel revised it in 1893.The duties of the general staff was written by the author's son. The third edition of this work was translated into English and issued to the British army as The Duties of the General Staff. The General Staff re-issued Major <mask>'s 1904 edition in English in 1905. The name of the person is <mask> Eduard Heinrich <mask>. The year 1893. William Aldworth Home Hare translated the duties of the general staff. Her Majesty's office is in London.The following awards were given to him: References to the deaths of scientists from Gdask and the Franco-Prussian War German military writers Generals of Infantry (Prussia) People from the Province of Prussia German male non-fiction

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title: Joel Spiegelman

texts: He is an American composer, conductor, concert pianist, harpsichordist, recording artist, arranger, author and teacher. As a composer, Spiegelman has been known for his blend of techniques from traditional classical music, dodecaphonic music, aleatoric music, and Russian folk. He has written music for string quartet, piano trio, piano quintet, chamber music with percussion, solo instruments, wind ensemble, symphony orchestra, ballet, film, choral and vocal music. On January 23, 1933, the son of Jenny Simon and Dr. <mask> was born in Buffalo, New York. 1905. Both were small children when they arrived in the United States as immigrants from the Russian Empire. His mother was the main influence on his musical development.She was an excellent pianist and steered him to her teacher. Lechititski is the renowned teacher who studied with the great composer, pianist and student of Beethoven, Carl Czerny. Beethoven was a student. At the age of 10, he was completely enamored by the performance of the 1st Piano Concerto with the NBC Symphony conducted by Arturo Toscanini on an old RCA recording. He went to his mother and said he wanted to do that as well. He studied with a well known piano teacher in Toronto after his debut with the Buffalo Philharmonic. There have been four marriages and one long-term common law partnership with Trudi Vogel.His first wife was Gail Voelker and they had three children. There is a person named Ariel Ben Yaakov. When he was a student at the Yale University School of Music in 1949-50, he lived in Buffalo, NY. He graduated from the University of Buffalo with a degree in philosophy. He moved to Boston to study music at the Longy School of Music. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree in musical composition from the newly formed graduate school at Brandeis University in Massachusetts in 1956. He was a student of several composers.After receiving a


title: Joel Spiegelman

texts: Lawrence College. A retrospective concert of his works was held in the Moscow Kremlin in January 2002. The interest in the possibilities of electronic media was demonstrated in the transcription of the "Goldberg Variations".Ray Kurzweill was the inventor of the revolutionary sampling technology. He has conducted and recorded with the leading symphony orchestras of Russia, including the Saint-Petersburg Philharmonic. He conducted a concert in 2010 for those who died in the April 7, 2010 revolution. The Loving Cup (Chasa Mira) international festival of music and art was held in 2012 and he once again conducted the Kyrgyz symphony. <mask>man was invited to teach music at the children's home in Uummannaq in the spring of 2010. He and his partner created a program to teach music to Inuit children at the children's home. During this time and continuing through the season of 2011, I taught instrumental music on piano and recorder, conducted the children's choir, and played more than 40 concerts on the piano.My New York for symphony orchestra played Fantasy for String Quartet no 1. 1960 La Donna Mobile for electronics and mobile art and 1966 Phantom of the Opera for women's chorus. The Possessed a ballet is a ballet. There are images of a ballet. Astral dimensions no 2 was published in 1982. The first electronic music score was composed by them for the Robinson Jeffers play. NET New York produced it.Pear Land composed music for a ballet based on The Dybbuk. The 92nd Street YMHA in New York City hosted the first performance in 1974. Orchestral works My New York for full symphony orchestra, Paris, 1958, World premier Moscow, 1994 by Moscow Radio Symphony References. Baker's Dictionary of Music and Musicians, Joseph Machlis History of Chamber Music, and Who's Who in the East The 18th Century Music in Russia are included. There are external links to the recital at


title: Quentin Roosevelt

texts: President <mask> and First Lady <mask>'s son, <mask>, was born in 1897. He joined the United States Army Air Service to follow in the footsteps of his father and siblings. He was killed on Bastille Day in 1918. He is the son of a US President. <mask>'s youngest child was born in Washington, D.C., which included half-sister Alice, sister Ethel, and brothers Ted and Archie. When his father became president, he was four years old and lived in the White House. <mask> was the most rambunctious of President <mask>'s children.Edith labeled her son a "fine bad little boy" because of his behavior. The "White House Gang" is a name assigned by T.R. <mask> carved a baseball diamond on the White House lawn without permission, defaced official presidential portraits in the White House with spitballs, threw snowballs from the White House's roof at Secret Service guards, and rode on top of the family elevator with his friends. He made a name for himself with his humorous and sometimes philosophical remarks. To a reporter trying to get the boy to give information about his father, <mask> admitted, "I know nothing of his family life." When important guests were present, the family learned to keep him quiet. When his brother Archie was sick, it was <mask> who brought the pony to his room by elevator, so that he would smile.800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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title: Quentin Roosevelt

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title: Quentin Roosevelt

texts: which 128 Americans died, incensed Theodore, who was initially neutral. Theodore criticized Woodrow Wilson while campaigning for the 1916 Republican Presidential nominee, Charles Evans Hughes. Wilson took the country to war during his second term, despite being reelected on a neutrality platform."We are a pretty sordid lot, aren't we, to want to sit looking on while England and France fight our battles and pan gold into our pockets?" wrote <mask> in early 1917 from Harvard University, where he was studying. Prior to World War I, all the <mask> sons had military training. There was a heightened concern about the nation's readiness for military engagement with the outbreak of war in Europe in August 1914. The creation of an Aviation Section in the Signal Corps was authorized by Congress in the month before. In 1915 Major General Leonard Wood, a friend of <mask>, organized a summer camp at Plattsburgh, New York, to provide military training for business and professional men at their own expense. When the country entered World War I, the summer training program would provide the basis for a greatly expanded junior officers corps. During August 1915, many well-heeled young men from some of the finest East Coast schools, including <mask> and two of his brothers, attended the Camp.Commissions were offered to the graduates of these schools when the United States entered the War. The National Defense

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title: Quentin Roosevelt

texts: Act of 1916 continued the student military training and the businessmen's summer camps and placed them on a legal basis by authorizing an Officers' Reserve Corps and a Reserve Officers' Training Corps. Even though he didn't really enjoy the training, he stuck it out anyway. The American Expeditionary Force was organizing after the declaration of War. Major General "Black Jack" Pershing volunteered to form a division and have his sons accompany him to Europe as privates. He was a friend of <mask> and served under him during the Cuban campaign. President Wilson overrode the Commander in Chief's decision to accept the proposal.Wilson prevailed despite <mask> taking the issue to Congress. <mask>'s four sons served in World War I as officers, but <mask>'s Colonel spent his time making speeches for the Red Cross. He thought his mechanical skills would be useful in the Army. He dropped out of college in May 1917 to join the 1st Reserve Aero Squadron, the first air reserve unit in the nation. Roosevelt Field was renamed in his honor after he trained on Long Island. The Roosevelt Field site has a shopping mall on it. The large Air Service training base at Issoudun was set up by Lt. <mask>.He ran one of the training airfields while he was a supply officer. He became a pilot in the 95th Aero Squadron. On July 9, 1918, the unit was posted to Saints, France. He was roomed with Ed Thomas at Melina

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