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Beauty|March 30, 2016|
This Is What A Billionaire's Wedding Looks Like
And Jennifer Lopez was the wedding singer.
It seems to be a Say Yes to the Dress mainstay that there's always one bride on every episode who makes claims of an unlimited budget. But do all of those big budget ladies truly have several billion dollars to drop on their "I do's?" We think not. But there's someone out there who certainly does. Said Gutseriev, the son of Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Gutseriev (who totes a $6.2 billion net worth, according to Forbes), clearly meant it when he told his beautiful bride that money was no object and they made due on that claim with their lavish, opulent, and frankly, insane wedding that's taking over Instagram. But with several flower walls that would put Kimye's to shame, an over-the-top Elie Saab gown, and oh yeah, a "wedding band" consisting of Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Iglesias, and Sting, it's certainly not hard to see why.
Being the heir to an oil fortune certainly has its perks, doesn't it? Especially when it comes to tying the knot. Like any billionaire bride, Gutseriev's new wife, Khadija Uzhakhovs, wore a custom couture creation for her "I do's." Designed by celebrity favorite Elie Saab, it seems to cover all the basis when it comes to fantasy frocks. Is it impossibly sparkly? Check. Could you hide at least six children underneath its train? Yup. Can the bride barely walk under the weight of it? According to the video below, unfortunately. What's not to love?
Of course decadent décor was a necessity and sorry, Kim Kardashian, but your floral budget has got nothing on these Russian sweethearts. (Just two white rose covered structures, Kim? That's child's play.) Gutseriev and Uzhakhovs outfitted every inch their opulent, ornate venue in colorful blooms from floor to ceiling, including countless flower walls and lush blooming canopies. Eat your heart out, Kardashian.
During the reception, the wedding party was treated to Grammy-worthy performances by superstars J.Lo, Enrique Iglesias, and Sting. But you won't find that wedding band on WeddingWire... According to Buzzfeed, J.Lo apparently made at least three costume changes during her performance and gave a shoutout to the newlyweds. Iglesias kept things casual, performing at the wedding wearing a baseball hat and jeans. And Sting sang "Desert Rose" because of course.
Think the guests were hungry after all that dancing? Think again. The outrageous night concluded with a sky-high wedding cake, probably still taller than the bride and groom if they were standing on each other's shoulders. Why, you ask? Why not! It's a billionaire's bash! But, hey, we're not knocking low-cost "I do's." Remember, it was J.Lo who sang "Love Don't Cost a Thing..."
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Gregory Crewdson is exhibiting his most recent body of work, Cathedral of the Pines, for the first time in Europe. Highly anticipated, this exceptional series of 31 photographs will be shown concurrently in Paris and Brussels at Galerie Daniel Templon, with openings on Sept. 8th in Brussels and Sept. 10th in Paris.
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Aperture has published a fully-illustrated book, Cathedral of the Pines, with an essay by art historian Alexander Nemerov to mark the exhibition.
Cathedral of the Pines will be Crewdson's third exhibition at Galerie Daniel Templon.


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01 January 2019, 8am
Distance Running 2019 Edition 1 > Race previews > Fast and friendly
Poznań is easy to get to and even more welcoming once you're there
Fast and friendly
12th PKO Poznań Half Marathon
Sun 14 April 2019
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Poznań Half Marathon is one of the largest running events in Poland and attracts over 10,000 competitors. Runners come from within Poland and from many other countries all over the world.
Poznan is the fifth largest city in Poland and located in the western part of the country about 260km from Berlin. Transport is easy by road or by air. In 2019 12,000 runners are expected to take part in this high-level run and to experience the best race atmosphere in Poland created by supporters lining the entire route. Each runner receives a carefully-prepared medal and T-shirt in an attractive starting package.
This year's course is extremely fast and favourable for breaking records. The roads are flat and with long straights even though the course runs through the city centre. The pleasant scenery makes it possible for runners to feel as if they are tourists: the course goes through the old town and several charming parks as well as offering a view of the City stadium and going past Malta Lake where many international rowing and kayaking events take place. Along the whole length of the route runners are supported by special bands, drummers, fans bearing banners or banging pots with spoons – it is a city event that all residents live for.
The organisers' office and all of the infrastructure for the start and finish is located at the Poznań International Fair in the heart of Poznań close to the railway station, bus station and even the airport, which allows easy access both for city residents and visitors. Every runner can take a shower and have a massage after the run (massages are also available on the route) then drink a free beer from the Fortuna Brewery or take tea. Both on the route and at the finish line isotonic drinks, water, bananas, chocolate and sugar are available and receiving the warming cheers of volunteers is compulsory.
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The bodies of PKP Energetyka are:
Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Members of the Supervisory Board
Maciej Krzysztof Godek
István Szőke
Marek Klas
Jakub Canda
President of the Management Board
Wojciech Orzech
An experienced manager with many years in managerial positions. Between June 2003 and December 2014, he was the Managing Director in Energa Group. Previously,
since 2008, as a deputy chairman in Energa-Operator, he was responsible for implementation of the company's development programme, network asset management and management of regional structures. He also took managerial positions in companies operating in insurance, pharmaceutics and logistics.
He graduated from Gdańsk University, where he studied at the Faculty of Economics. He also completed the Advanced Management Program IESE Business School (University of Navarra).
Members of the Management Board
Christopher Biedermann
A manager with more than 20 years of international experience gained working in Poland, Russia and other CEE countries. Specialises in restructuring, cost management, internal control, and capital market transactions. From 2012 to 2017 he served as Vice President of the Management Board and CFO at Emitel. Prior to that, he was a Member of the Management Board and CFO at UPC Poland and Vice President for Finance at CEDC. He gained professional experience working in managerial positions also at Coca-Cola, Ernst&Young, and other companies. Christopher Biedermann graduated in Accounting from Lehigh University and completed an MBA programme in Finance at the University of Texas.
Leszek Hołda
Since 2002, Leszek Hołda's professional career has been in the B2B market. Recently, he has held two positions: Head of Key and Corporate Account Sales Department at Orange Polska, and CEO of Integrated Solutions. As Head of Key and Corporate Account Sales Department, he implemented the largest, strategic projects strengthening the position of the Orange Polska Group in the top business market segment. As CEO of Integrated Solutions – Orange Polska's ICT integrator – he was responsible for the company's strategy and development, and supervised the implementation of key projects. Under his direction, within five years Integrated Solutions transitioned from a start-up into a leading player on the IT market, seeing a several dozen per cent rise in revenue each year. In 2009–2012, Leszek Hołda was also head of the Orange UEFA Euro 2012 project, where he managed a team of over 1,000 people responsible for technological support in Poland and for marketing rights activation in 11 European countries. Leszek Hołda completed an MBA Programme at the Warsaw University of Technology Business School. Earlier, he graduated from the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków and the Kraków University of Economics.
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Floodgates of Heaven Devotions: Untimely Prophets for Unruly People!
Untimely Prophets for Unruly People!
Today's Reflection: Acts 7:35 This Moses whom they refused, saying, Who made thee a ruler and a judge? The same did God send to be a ruler and a deliverer by the hand of the angel which appeared to him in the bush.
Today, we see an untimely prophet for an unruly people! Seldom does God send the prophet of the people's choice. In fact, the very nature of the prophet by design is to be a disrupter.
He is sent to be out of sync with status quo. He is sent to a people who are stubborn and stiff-necked. He is sent as a shepherd to a wandering sheep too foolish to fend for themselves.
Oh, you say, but how offensive. Precisely! It is meant for you to be shaken by the raw uncut truths uttered by the lips of the God-sent prophet. When God is ready to abruptly awaken His people out of a deep sleep, He does not send those who tread lightly so as to ease you gently into consciousness.
Rather, He sends one like Moses, rejected 40 years and counting, to the very people who rejected him, as if to say, "Hear him, or hear no one!" Yes, he sends THAT man; that loud, obnoxious, unwavering, rough-around-the-edges 'John the Baptist' type, to sound the alarm loud enough to grab not just the attention of your flesh, but more importantly, to awaken your soul.
So, it is true, dear reader, that we do not get to choose the mouth piece through whom God decides to speak to us. And we had better get used to it!
Most likely you will not like to hear what he has got to say at first. Most likely, you will even resent his leadership, because he will force you to face your sins, and your need of repentance. Most likely, he will be quicker to convict than to comfort. He does not come to speak words of enticement and entertainment, but words of warning and demands for change.
He will heighten your awareness to a need for change that you previously didn't even consider, but are now kept up at night over. If he does not, then he need not be called a prophet at all!
What kind of preacher is this that we would want? Why, if we had our way, we would not ask for a Moses with a stern focus who would lead us to the Promised Land, but an Aaron who would give us the golden calf of our choice and just let us have it our way.
GOD FORBID! Today, we must learn to appreciate, value, support, listen to, and follow the prophets God sends our way!


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6, Pro-Union sentiment on the Cumberland River near the Kentucky-Tennessee border; an excerpt from a report by Lieutenant S. L. Phelps, commanding the U. S. Gunboat Conestoga
U. S. GUNBOAT CONESTOGA, Paducah, November 6, 1861.
SIR: Yesterday I succeeded in passing with this vessel...in the channel near the head of Line Island, 2 miles below the Tennessee State line...and proceeded up to within a few miles of Dover, in that State.
We remained at anchor up the river overnight and returned here after noon to-day....I observed more manifestations of Union feeling than upon any previous occasion and met with hearty cheers upon the very line of Tennessee. After entering that State, however, we saw scarce anyone, and all the habitations along the river, except one or two in Tobacco Port, were closed and apparently deserted....
S. L. PHELPS, Lieutenant, Commanding, U. S. Navy.
Navy OR, Ser. I, Vol. 22, p. 395.
6, "The Soldier of Liberty." [see also November 19, 1862, "WOMAN'S LOVE" below]
To the soldier brave 'tis joy to hear
The musical roll of the drums,
The voice of the trumpet, stern and clear
The boom of the signal guns,
He hears the voice of Fame rejoice
Amid the dinning drums
And grasps the golden wreath she brings
To her IMMORTAL SONS!
With his dauntless breast, to bullet bare,
In the storm of battle he stands
Where the arrows of Death make dire the air,
And sword gleams, flicker and dance;
High on the breeze, entranced, He sees
His beaming banner wave,
And follows on, where it leads,
To triumph OR THE GRAVE!
O! if thus the voice of battle thrills
Fame's chivalrous votary,
What holy emotion of rapture fills
The champion of Liberty!
Who hears her voice call from the skies
To brave the Tyrant's band --
To win her cause, or conquering die
FOR GOD AND NATIVE LAND.
by William Hubner[1]
Chattanooga Daily Rebel, November 6, 1862.
6, 1862 - Confederate deserters in Chattanooga, an excerpt from the letter of Bliss Morse to his mother
….A deserter of the 4th La Reg[iment]'t. came in while our relief was out last night at 1 A. M. He came across the [Chattanooga] creek on a log. . I heard him coming as he came. Their vidette was near by and as he got across he began to cough not knowing where our vidette was, being a little deaf he was afraid our vidette would not hear him coming and he would not hear the command to halt. The vidette in front of me heard him coming – halted him with his gun at an aim. He halted, saying "friend" and came along, pleased to get away. He says there are on very short rations, corn meal, some salt, and very little meat….A private gets eleven dollar per mo. which [he] says [is] worth four dollars. A great coat is 40 dollars, a pair of shoes and other things in proportion….A large plug of tobacco cost five dollars. He says their transportation is very hard. They have to wagon it [sic] eight miles over a miry road. He thinks we need not fear Brags [sic] fighting us here. They don't like our breastworks….
Diaries of Bliss Morse
6, 1863 - A Confederate Miss Staves Off a Federal Officer's Advance in Knoxville
The conduct of the loyal women of East Tennessee is no less admirable, than that of male citizens is often reprehensible. If our paper now reached Knoxville we would not shock the modesty of one of the fairest daughters of the city by blazoning her name before the world. But she will hardly know what we have done till the story has grown older, and surely sentiments and deeds like hers will not be forgotten. Her father is a Unionist, the straightest of the sect, and is even the mayor of Knoxville. His two sons are unswerving Southerners, one we know has made many an invader of his State bite the dust. His sister is true to the land of her birth, and has, with all her modesty and elegance, borne the Federal rule with ill grace.
Not very many days ago, an externally elegant Federal officer called on Miss Luttrell, sending in his card. Miss Luttrell was passing through the hall as the negro servant girl handed her the carte de visite. At that instant, too, the Yankee officer entered. Miss Luttrell, turning to black Judy, said, in the hearing of the exquisite: "Here, Judy, this card is yours; attend to your beau!"
The officer, in blank astonishment, stared for a moment in the face of the grinning Judy, and suddenly left in intense disgust.
The cowardly villain sought to avenge himself by insulting Miss Luttrell on the street, whispering audibly as she passed, "You are a d____d she rebel." She bore it till she found the gentlemanly (?) [sic] officer in presence of the commanding general, when she stated that Captain Pike, of Iowa, was in the habit of cursing her when they met. Pike did not deny the charge, but slunk away like a whipped spaniel.
Whether Burnside has the power of disposition to punish such outrages, we are not advised. It is to be presumed that Southern ladies in the midst of Federal armies must quietly endure the visits of officers and men, and though they take negro wenches to the church and theater, it seems they will not endure them in private parlors.—[Knoxville] Register.
Memphis Appeal [Atlanta, Georgia], November 6, 1863.[2]
6, 1864 - "With what joy and enthusiasm did we look upon them as they moved forward." Improvements One Year Later in Eliza Rhea Anderson Fain's Neighborhood. An Extract from the Diary of Eliza Rhea Anderson Fain
This day one year was a day of great deliverance,. We had been under the juggernaut of despotism for more than a month. Our homes had been one continued scene of anxiety and care to keep what we felt would be so necessary for the life of those whom God had given to us. Many, many were the indignities and insults which many wives, mothers and daughters were called to endure in this short period. They were cussed, their houses searched, long treasured relics taken, the last mouthful of provisions almost swept from them. Order to cook for such a number which if denied would only be made more rigid by redoubling or trebling the number. Husbands cursed and abused by the very off scouring of humanity. The sacred hours of the holy Sabbath broken in upon by the intrusion of ruffian looking men (some of them so ragged as to be not fit to appear in the presence of men much less women) demanding something to eat. An aged mother of Israel cursed by some. Our houses entered at night under a pretext to search for rebels while it was to steal something to eat and above every other insult was the portion of Satan's emissaries going to the house of God to entrap if possible our dear minister. But God was with him and his words were "wise as serpents and harmless as doves" so that they were not able to carry back any evil report.
On the 6th of November 1863, God our Father sent us a noble band of men (shall I say noble, I fear th is wrong for amongst the number were those who feared not to break God's commandments by taking his name in vain and taking what did not belong to them) but they appeared so to us that bright and lovely morning. With what joy and enthusiasm did we look upon them as they moved forward. Since that time we have never had a locality of Yankees for more that 24 or 30 hours. I do trust God will never let us have again he treat of one Yankee upon our premises. We have had them in sight since then 3 or 4 times, once in our house but I have never been treated insolently but by a few at any time.
Fain Diary.
[1] Not identified.
[2] As cited in: http://www.uttyl.edu/vbetts. See also Daily Richmond Examiner, December 4, 1863 as cited in GALE GROUP.
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[Mr. Peter Atkinson in the Chair]
Motion made, and Question proposed, That the sitting be now adjourned.—[Steve McCabe.]
9.30 am
Mr. Hugo Swire (East Devon) (Con): It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr. Atkinson. I am most grateful to have secured the debate, but I shall limit my comments, because I know that a number of right hon. and hon. Members feel very strongly about certain aspects of today's racing scene and I want to give them, if possible, an opportunity to speak.
It is unfortunate, but in a way apposite, that the House is discussing this issue today—the day of the funeral of Sir Tristram Ricketts. Sir Tristram, who devoted his working life to the racing industry, was chief executive of the Horserace Betting Levy Board and a previous chief executive of the British Horseracing Board. Nobody, or few people, contributed more to our industry or worked harder on behalf of British racing. I know that some hon. Members have been unable to attend the debate because they will, quite rightly, be attending his funeral this afternoon.
I share hon. Members' enthusiasm for this, first and foremost, great sport. However, racing is not just a sport but a thriving industry, encompassing bloodstock, race course businesses and, of course, betting. British horse racing is the envy of the world, but the whole industry needs to come together, perhaps as never before, if racing is to flourish. The overall news is positive. For the first time in 80 years, a new race course will open at Great Leighs. According to the British Horseracing Authority, the industry now employs 88,000 people. In 2007, there have been 9,000 races—it seems at times as though there are almost as many bodies representing different parts of racing as there are races. A total of £10 billion is bet annually at off-course bookmakers.
The following is not a party political point; I hope that the Minister will agree. I shall come to the party political points shortly, so I hope that he will not be too disappointed. What racing does not need is the dead hand of Government, but regrettably this Government's procrastination and successive blunders mean that the Government are now more involved in racing than ever.
I am a Member of Parliament for a rural constituency—albeit sadly one without a race course, although Exeter and Newton Abbot are temptingly close across the estuary—where racing and associated businesses provide valuable local employment as well as much-loved recreation in the south-west. It is worth remembering that half the 59 race courses in this country are in rural areas and play at times a perhaps disproportionate role in the local economy.
With your permission, Mr. Atkinson, I shall debate two main issues this morning: the Tote and the future of the levy.
Anne Moffat (East Lothian) (Lab): I just want to make a point before the hon. Gentleman moves off the issue of the local economy. He may be aware that Musselburgh race course is in my constituency, and it is a small and classy course. It creates employment and is great for the local economy in terms of tourism and the like. Does he agree that any reduction in the levy would destroy my local race course and British racing?
Mr. Swire: The hon. Lady has quite properly secured her press release for today. If she will bear with me and allow me to develop my thoughts on the levy, I think that I will answer her and she will not be disappointed.
Pitch positions—a very important issue—were covered comprehensively in recent Westminster Hall debates, two of which were instigated by my right hon. Friend the Member for Chingford and Woodford Green (Mr. Duncan Smith), whom I am pleased to see with us this morning, and one by the hon. Member for Livingston (Mr. Devine), who is also present. The issue is now the subject of a hearing of the Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport, so I will not rehearse the arguments this morning. However, I would like to ask a couple of questions relating to pitch positions.
Does the Minister now admit that before the Gambling Act 2005, list positions were guaranteed by certificates of approval as issued by the levy board? Does he agree that that Act enabled the Racecourse Association to make its announcement on 14 March this year to refuse to recognise on-course bookmakers' list positions? Was that an intentional consequence of the legislation?
The Government's nationalisation of the Tote was profoundly wrong, and what has happened since has been nothing short of a farce. The Government at the time—it is good to see the previous Minister for Sport, the right hon. Member for Sheffield, Central (Mr. Caborn), present as well—gave cast-iron assurances that racing would not lose out from the sale. Initially, Ministers promised that the Tote would be sold only to the Racing Trust for £50 million, but later they gave a pledge that, in the event of its being sold to another buyer, racing would receive half the proceeds from the sale. However, either by conspiracy or cock-up, it transpired that such a move would contravene EU state aid rules. I now understand that PricewaterhouseCoopers, which is advising the Government, has reviewed racing's latest offer of £320 million for the Tote and advised that it risked again being blocked by Brussels. Is that the case? If so, what contingency plan does the Minister have in case the Tote is again not sold? How will the Government honour their manifesto commitment to benefit racing? What compromises have they tried to broker? The Government must now decide the future of the Tote, and an indication from the Minister this morning, setting out once and for all the endgame and a timetable, would benefit all.
When licensed betting operators were legalised in 1961, it was with the proviso that a mechanism should exist to recycle some of the proceeds to racing. The levy, it should be remembered, had two criteria: to meet racing's needs and to take into account the bookmaking industry's ability to pay. As hon. Members are aware, the European Court of Justice ruling on data rights in
2004 prevented an alternative revenue stream for racing from the sale of pre-race data to bookmakers, which might have offered a credible alternative to the levy.
The Government then commissioned Lord Donoughue's future funding of racing review group, which concluded in 2005 that a commercial alternative to the levy would require the Government's intervention to ensure that any sale of picture and pre-race data rights did not fall foul of competition law. Many of us believe that the levy, in its current form, is not the most desirable or even a desirable way of funding racing, but we are where we are.
The Minister must now make a determination for the 47th levy so that racing can plan for its future. He will be more than aware of the robust discussions going on between the bookmakers and the race courses about the levy. Does he share my view that Turf TV is a commercial decision divorced from the levy and does he believe that it would be wrong and not in the best interests of racing if his decision on the levy had the net effect of competition not flourishing? Hon Members will be aware that the major bookmakers believe that the introduction of Turf TV will lead to an increase in their costs. Does the Minister agree that the rationale used by the bookmakers for a £50 million reduction in the levy, from £85 million a year to £30 million a year, was based on the extra costs associated with receiving Turf TV?
Mr. David Heath (Somerton and Frome) (LD): I congratulate the hon. Gentleman on securing the debate and I agree with what he is saying. I am sure that he will agree that a reduction of that proportion in the levy will not only affect prize money in elite racing, to the detriment of the sport, but be very detrimental to medium-sized race courses, such as Wincanton in my constituency, and there will be a knock-on effect on training yards, which will not be able to stable the same number of horses in the future.
Mr. Swire: The hon. Gentleman makes a good point. Perhaps, if he is lucky enough to be called by the Chairman, he will speak further on it. The number of races has risen, and stakes and prizes are a serious issue. I do not think that a reduction of the nature that I mentioned would be in the best interests of racing, by which I mean race courses and bookmakers alike.
Mr. Richard Caborn (Sheffield, Central) (Lab): Has the hon. Gentleman calculated how many of the 57 race courses would close down in a period of five years if the levy became a commercial transaction?
Mr. Swire: The right hon. Gentleman brings much more experience to this debate than I. Maybe he has made that calculation; I have not. Suffice it to say that I think that a number of race courses would be left vulnerable if the levy were reduced in that way.
What conversations has the Minister had with the Advertising Standards Authority regarding the initial leaked findings, reported in the Financial Times on 6 November, disputing the basis of the bookmakers' figure? Turf TV believes that its product should cost
£4 million extra a year for all bookmakers, whereas Satellite Information Services believes that the cost is closer to £50 million. Does he have a view on that?
As I said, the Minister must now decide the level of the 47th levy. Does he not agree that the best thing for racing would be to leave the levy at the same rate? That would undoubtedly fail to please bookmakers and race courses alike, but it would be a credible position for the Government at this time. Once he has made the new determination, will he redouble his efforts to bring all interested parties in racing together to modernise the levy in order to ensure more equitably racing's long-term future? It is an aspiration that should unite us all.
Mr. Jim Devine (Livingston) (Lab): I congratulate my hon. Friend the hon. Member for East Devon (Mr. Swire) on securing this debate. I say "Friend" deliberately, because when I first came to this place, we served on a Committee together, and he was generous and kind. He has been very helpful in the short time that I have been here. On a personal basis, I think that he is a big loss to the Opposition Front Bench.
Mr. Swire: That has done for the rest of my career.
Mr. Devine: Absolutely. It is ruined now.
I want to deal with the poor put-upon pitch bookmakers, but first—recognising the subject of the debate and the fact that a court case is taking place on which we cannot comment—I shall refer to an article written by Barry Dennis, the well-known bookmaker from Channel 4. He pointed out in TheSun on 13 October that he had bet £20,000 with Betfair on a photo finish, the outcome of which he already knew. Within minutes he had earned nearly £2,000. The House needs seriously to look into such practices. Barry Dennis describes them in his article as fraud, and I do not think that that is an unfair description.
I speak in defence of on-course bookmakers, who happily relieved me of all my money at a recent meeting in Ayr. My good friend Frank Carroll managed to pick winners at 33:1, 25:1, 18:1 and 16:1, but sadly I did not listen to him. Bookmakers are important to the colour of horse racing. It is an enjoyable sport. My predecessor Robin Cook said that there were two thumps that he liked: one was the thump of a ballot box on the night of an election, and the other was the thump of horses' hooves at a race meeting. He was well known as a friend of racing, not just in this place but throughout the United Kingdom.
On 14 March this year, the Racecourse Association announced that it would confiscate assets from on-course bookmakers to which the race courses had never before expressed a claim. It was a bolt out of the blue. It was commercial opportunism, and I shall explain why. Since 1958, through various regulatory regimes, it has always been understood by all interested parties that list positions were assets held in perpetuity subject to the existence of the race course in question. The letter of 14 March was the first that on-course bookmakers, the National Joint Pitch Council, the body responsible for the administration of list positions as of 1998, or the Horserace Betting Levy
Board, the statutory board responsible for awarding certificates of approval—I agree with the hon. Member for East Devon that there are too many bodies in racing—had heard of the Racecourses Association's intention to cease to recognise list positions.
The chairman of the NJPC said on 13 November in a Culture, Media and Sport Committee oral evidence session that he was stunned by the announcement, and the levy board representative declared that he was surprised. Neither body could understand the justification for the RCA's announcement. It had been understood by all parties involved that list positions were held in perpetuity. Not only was it a shock for the bookmakers, but it threatened their livelihood, their retirement and their families. Before the RCA's announcement, the NJPC valued list positions at £70 million. After the announcement, it valued them at £40 million and falling daily. Those assets, bought in good faith, will be rendered worthless by 2012.
Mr. Iain Duncan Smith (Chingford and Woodford Green) (Con): Does not the hon. Gentleman find it strange, as do I and perhaps many sitting in this Chamber, that those pitch positions were traded from day one of the NJPC's existence without the Racecourse Association commenting at any point that people were trading positions of which they had no ownership? The Government should make it clear that it was never their intention to allow the race courses to take away an absolute right that was being traded.
Mr. Devine: I agree totally. The right hon. Gentleman and I have both been involved in previous debates on the matter in this Chamber, and I think that our views are as one.
Why was the RCA's announcement so surprising? In 1998, the outmoded system of transfer through inheritance, or dead man's shoes as it was called, was replaced by a trading system. On-course bookmakers could finally buy and sell their assets. The post-1998 system was approved and adhered to by all parties involved, including the RCA, which was consulted at every stage of discussions and assented fully to the regime's establishment. Indeed, the race courses benefited from the system, as substantial sums from the commission and sales of list positions were spent on race course improvement. Everybody benefited.
Interestingly, at the Select Committee's oral evidence session on 13 November, the RCA said that it was the only party involved in the post-1998 trading system to believe that list positions bought by on-course bookmakers were not assets held in perpetuity.
Mr. Don Foster (Bath) (LD): Would not the hon. Gentleman strengthen his argument further by reminding the Chamber that in 1998 a certificate of approval required that list positions be acknowledged and accepted?
Mr. Devine: The hon. Gentleman makes a good point, which I may not have included in my speech. It adds to my argument, and I am grateful for it.
The NJPC, the levy board and, most importantly, bookmakers—both buyers and sellers—thought that list positions were held in perpetuity, but the RCA said that it did not. That cannot be so. At the time, race
courses had to recognise list positions to receive a certificate of approval from the levy board. The RCA could not have predicted a change in that arrangement. Like all other parties involved, it must have based its decisions on the assumption that the regime established in 1998 would continue. The only change that it might have predicted relates to the five times rule—the rent—which is an entirely separate issue. That is an important point. Furthermore, as Tom Clarke, the chairman of the NJPC, said, the RCA did not mention a time limit or raise the issue of list position tenure until the 88th meeting between all the parties involved. I repeat that it was the 88th meeting before the issue was first raised.
At the meeting on Wednesday 7 November between the Federation of Racecourse Bookmakers and the RCA, held under the Minister's auspices, the FRB asked the RCA to explain the timing of its decision. It asked why the RCA had waited until March 2007 to make the announcement given that, until then, the race courses had been perfectly happy with the status quo—the post-1998 system—and had never questioned the tenure of list positions. Something must have changed. In response to that question, one of the RCA representatives explicitly stated that the decision was made in March 2007, just after the new regulations came into force in February. If that is not an admission that the proposed theft—that is what it is—of bookmakers' assets had been facilitated by the Gambling Act 2005, then I do not know what is.
It is clear that the Select Committee was thoroughly unimpressed at the Racecourse Association's evidence. Although the other parties that gave evidence, including the NJPC and the levy board, understood that bookmakers held their list positions in perpetuity, the RCA said that it did not, despite having representatives on all statutory bodies. That does no credit to the race courses that are members of the RCA.
The RCA's chief executive disingenuously referred continually to property rights with regard to list positions, despite knowing full well, because he had been told on a number of occasions, including in front of the Minister, that on-course bookmakers had never argued that list positions conferred a property right. It has been explained to the RCA on numerous occasions that list positions are assets held in perpetuity, subject to the existence of the race course in question. Furthermore, I remind the House that the dispute is over the status of list positions—bookmakers' assets—and not the rent. It is important to make that point because of attempts to cloud the issue.
Issue 10 of the RCA's update for racecourses states that the proposal to move the five times rule to commercial arrangements between racecourses and bookmakers was originally made by the Government in March 2003. That statement disingenuously failed to recognise that the position papers of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport had recommended movement to commercial arrangements only from the five times rule. The Government's position on list positions, as stated in paragraph 2.6 of the DCMS paper, was that we had already seen the removal of the "dead man's shoes" on horse race courses and a move
to fully commercial sale arrangements for pitches. Again, highlighting that point shows that the argument is flawed.
The RCA is effectively advocating the move to fully commercial arrangements, with all the implications that it would involve for racing. I am sure that the House will agree that it is an interesting proposition, as it totally undermines its argument. We already have fully commercial sale arrangements—on-course bookmakers buy and sell their list positions. The only problem for the RCA is that the race courses are not directly involved in those transactions. They want to be involved. They want more money. That is what they mean by commercial arrangements. However, although wanting more money is acceptable, it does not justify theft.
The RCA is disingenuously attempting to use the umbrella term "commercial arrangements" to refer to both rent and assets when they are, and should, remain entirely distinct and separate. As the Select Committee pointed out again and again, it is extremely difficult to understand why the race courses could not recognise bookmakers' list positions and at the same time undertake negotiations over the rent. That is what should have happened. On-course bookmakers have always been willing to negotiate over the rent. However, they also want their pitches back. Rent and assets are separate issues. We should not let the Racecourse Association muddy the water.
I call upon the race courses to disassociate themselves from the comments and actions of the chief executive of the RCA. I call on the RCA fully to recognise the list positions of on-course bookmakers. Failing that, the Government should bring in secondary legislation that invests the duty of preservation in a statutory body.


Solo used to be the band of Dutchmen Michiel Flamman on vocals and guitar and Simon Gitsels on piano. The name is more suitable since 2008 when Simon left the band. Until then the two of them had released two albums and landed a top 20 hit in the Netherlands with upbeat pop song "Come Back To Me". Another two albums and a best of called "This is Solo" followed. Solo's musical spectrum ranges from catchy pop to intimate folk. The songs are usually centred around Michiel's unique and haunting voice, the goal is to stick to your mind the first time you hear them.
We met Solo by chance at Rosenthaler Platz subway station in Berlin-Mitte. Luckily he was carrying his acoustic guitar and we had our camera with us. This is how this session for us and the lucky people waiting for a nightly U8 train came along. Rosenthaler Platz subway station was planned by modernist Swedish architect Alfred Grenander and openend in 1930. From 1961 Rosenthaler Platz was a ghost station, with West Berlin trains driving through the Eastern territory without stopping by. The station was re-opened in 1989.


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Super Sunday Review: Manchester Clubs Shows Superiority Over The Londoners
by Clement Ogunbajo · February 26, 2018
Sunday threw up two exciting clashes between London's two most powerful teams versus Manchester's most respected, albeit in different competitions.
MANCHESTER UTD vs CHELSEA
The premier league clash between a team I must feel justified to call "outgoing champions" and last season's Europa league winners was a thrilling encounter packed with talking points from the game.
The Belgian scored one and set up the winner for substitute Jesse Lingard with 15 minutes to play as Utd won all three points to reclaim second spot from Liverpool who had usurped them on Saturday. It was his first goal against a top eight team this season, partly shutting his critics up about his goal tally against the big teams. In Lukaku's defence, against the big teams(City, Totenham, Chelsea all away) unlike today Mourinho didn't set up his side to create chances to score hence he lacked adequate service and you would agree with me a striker needs service upfront to score goals. Deservedly won the man of the match in a tight encounter between the two rivals
Most of the pre match talk focused on whether the two managers would let sparks fly both on the touchline and in their post match conferences. We were not to see any of that as both allowed momentary peace to reign with the conventional handshakes observed before and at the end of the game. Jose Mourinho said after the game 'We beat a very good team, and to beat a very good team you need to be organized…'' and Antonio Conte felt his team should have gotten something from the game at Old Trafford saying "I think we should have got something from the game. The draw was the right result but we are talking about a defeat, that's all…"
Most definitely what ensued between the two teams was nothing short of a tactical masterclass. Both Jose and Conte came out with a plan which was well executed by both teams. In the end what determined who got the maximum points was down to getting the tactics spot on till the end. The Chelsea manager's tactics seemed to be working to great effect as they took the lead through Willian and Hazard's one-two which was blazed past David De gea by the former in the thirty second minute. Seven minutes later though Romelu Lukaku netted at the end of an inticate move between Sanchez and Martial. In the second half Chelsea continued their dominance early on but some questionable substitutions coupled with Mourinho's inspired substitutions seemingly brought the blues to their kneels. The subs were a crucial turning point point in the game as Conte bringing off Hazard meant his team couldn't really keep putting the screws to Manchester utd and Jose's own sub in Jesse Lingard scored a beautiful headed winner from a Lukaku cross.
City kept their treble dreams for this season alive by thrashing the Gunners 3-0 in front of more than 85,000 people in attendance at Wembley stadium.
FIRST TITLE IN THE BAG
After disappointingly losing out on a potential quadruple when they lost to League One side Wigan in the FA cup, Pep Guardiola and his expensively assembled city side kept the treble dream alive by conveniently putting Arsenal to the sword with goals from Sergio Aguero, captain Vincent Kompany, and David silva to see them lift the 2017/2018 Carabao cup. Defensive mistakes only formed only part of the problem as Arsenal put up a lackluster performance that sees Arsene Wenger continue his ongoing wait for this trophy. Meanwhile a first trophy of the season bodes well for the confidence of Manchester City as they seek to add the UCL to the Carabao cup and a Premeier league title which is all but theirs already.
The selection of Captain Vincent Kompany was seen as a bold move by Pep due to his inability to stay fit for long periods of the season and having to square him up against Arsenal's £55million January signing Pierre Emerick Aubameyang. Kompany can be regarded as one of the best defenders in the Premier league, though has lost a yard of pace with his constant injury problems hence the fear that he was going to be beaten by his man on account of this but this was not the Gabon forward's day as Kompany rolled back the years to keep his man quiet. Aubameyang's day could be summed up by his somewhat silly foul on City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo in the second half when the keeper was stranded after his own howler outside the penalty area. Nobody certainly expected Kompany to have a relatively easy afternoon against a striker of such lofty reputation.
In the end it was an average performance from all Arsenal players that turned out at Wembley stadium on Sunday including Manager Arsene Wenger who failed to inspire his team in any sort of way that could have seen them put up a much better performance. Another chance at redemption is immediately available for Wenger's Men on Thursday when they again take on Manchester City in the premier league.
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During the three week roadshow we distributed samples in city centres throughout the UK, allowing consumers to sample the product while receiving a Tesco coupon to purchase at a discount. The campaign was centred around our refrigerated sampling bikes which were a perfect fit for the brand and enabled the staff to move around city centres, sampling at high footfall spots and also outside Tesco stores, close to point of sale.
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Professor Peter Droege is an internationally active expert in urban design, regenerative regional development, and in urban integrated renewable energy transition strategies. He is General Chairman, World Council for Renewable Energy and President of Eurosolar, Europe's largest independent renewable energy association. He served on the Selection Committee of Masdar's Zayed Future Energy Prize since its inception, the Steering Committee of the Urban Climate Change Research Network; the World Future Council; the United Nations Habitat's Global Research Network; and is a senior advisor to the Beijing Institute for City Planning and Design. A recipient of the European Solar Prize, Professor Droege has been an executive adviser to many public and private institutions on renewable and sustainable urban development. He developed the National and NSW Urban Design Chapters of the Planning Institute of Australia, and served as inaugural president for both chapters. His academic background includes the Technical University of Munich, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (School of Architecture and Planning), Tokyo University (Endowed Chair Program, Research Centre for Advanced Science and Technology) and the University of Sydney (Lend Lease Chair). Chair of Sustainable Spatial Development at the University of Liechtenstein, he proudly serves as a Conjoint Professor, Faculty of Engineering, University of Newcastle, Australia.


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Dr. Dierk Paskert (*1961) studied law and economics at the universities in Würzburg and Münster, obtaining his PhD from the latter in 1991.
Dr. Dierk Paskert started his professional career in investment banking at Trinkaus & Burkhardt, a German private bank. In 1996, he changed to the Veba Group, where he held several management positions, e.g. at Degussa-Hüls and Stinnes, the Group's logistics subsidiary. At the latter, he was responsible for M&A and the corporate strategy.
In 2001, he joined the Management Board of SCHENKER AG in Essen. In 2003, he was put in charge of the corporate strategy at E.ON, where he was instrumental in opening the Group up to renewable energy. In early 2008 he was appointed to the Board of Management of E.ON-Energie AG in Munich. There he was responsible for the Network Division and served as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of various national and international grid companies.
From 2012 to 2015, Dr. Dierk Paskert was Managing Director of Rohstoffallianz. At the same time, as a business angel and investor at The Mobilityhouse AG, he gained early experience in the field of electromobility and battery storage.
In September 2017, Dr. Paskert was appointed to the Management Board of Encavis AG, where he has been Chairman ever since. He is also member of the Management Board of the German Solar Association (BSW).
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Just after the release of the trailer for the next Star Wars installment, Mark Hamill appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers and reminisced about the early days of the franchise. On meeting his costars, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher, who would go on to be his dear friends, Mark said, "Harrison walks in, and he's just too cool for school. Just instant idolization. Carrie was funny and witty and adorable." Adding, "We just immediately hit it off. It was perfect."


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WASHINGTON—Federal officials have granted TikTok and its Chinese parent ByteDance Ltd. a 15-day extension of a deadline for completing a divestiture deal, in another delay of the Trump administration's efforts to turn the social-media app into an American company.
The deadline extension to Nov. 27 was granted by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S., a U.S. panel that monitors cross-border mergers and acquisitions, according to a filing by TikTok in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., on Friday
TikTok declined to comment. The video-sharing app has challenged the legality of a Trump administration order requiring its shutdown if it isn't sold.
The U.S. has argued that it is trying to prevent data on American TikTok users from being shared with China's authoritarian government, which TikTok says it would never allow.
The Trump administration's efforts to force a sale or shutdown of the app has been increasingly bogged down in legal challenges by TikTok and its allies in recent days. The original deadline was Thursday, but it is likely that the legal debate will stretch on for weeks.
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Deutsche Bankers in Singapore aren't waiting for the axe to fall on them – many are contacting headhunters wanting to move on as soon as possible.
The surge in calls to recruiters comes as front-office staff in Deutsche's corporate and investment bank (CIB) become increasingly concerned about probable Asian job cuts under global plans, announced on Thursday, to cull more than 7,000 positions across the firm, including 25% of equities employees.
Recruiters we spoke with said the surge in calls from Deutsche CIB staff in Singapore first began with the appointment of Christian Sewing as CEO last month. Sewing, who had previously been overseeing Deutsche's private and commercial bank division, was thought (correctly, as it turns out) to favour more aggressive restructuring of the firm's investment bank.
And while Deutsche may not be exiting any Asian countries altogether, the assumption is that it will shed staff in Asia under its latest global revamp. "It's likely DB will pare down the IBD and financial markets businesses further here," says a source with knowledge of the bank in Singapore. Deutsche already has a recent track record of redundancies the region. Last year, employees in Singapore and Hong Kong were cut under an international plan to shed 17% and 6% of its equities and fixed-income staff respectively.
"The wider problems with Deutsche's business weren't the only reason I left, but they were a big factor," says a former junior Deutsche staff member in Singapore, who took a buy-side job earlier this year. "Deutsche's ongoing restructuring takes employees' attention away from productive work. Some people in Singapore have become even more worried since Sewing came on board," she adds.
In contrast to their fretful CIB colleagues, Deutsche's private bankers have widely welcomed Sewing's appointment and are unlikely to be affected by the job cuts sweeping other parts of the firm. Deutsche Bank Wealth Management increased its headcount of Asian relationship managers by 50 last year and this expansionist strategy is expected to continue under the new CEO. "We're not getting calls from DB private bankers – they're in a good place," says the second recruiter.
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As part of our attempt at isolating and stocking some indigenous microbial species, we isolated a bacterium from a waste dumpsite with appreciable dechlorination activity. 16S rDNA profiling revealed the isolate to be a strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and the sequence has been deposited in the NCBI nucleotide sequence database (accession number AJ550306). The bacterium utilized 0.1% (v/v) 1, 2 – dichloroethane (1, 2 – DCE) as sole source of carbon and attained peak cell density of 6.0 × 107 cfu/ml in 48 h. It also has a proportionate increase in chloride release during this period resulting in the release of 80% free Cl-. The bacterium also had dehalogenase activities against other chlorinated organics such as monochloroacetic acid, trichloroacetic acid, dichloromethane, trichloromethane and tetrachloromethane at pH 7.5 and 9.0. Optimum temperature for dehalogenase activity against 1, 2 – DCE was 35oC.
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Azamgarh district
District in Uttar Pradesh, India
This article is about the district. For its eponymous headquarters, see Azamgarh. For its namesake division, see Azamgarh division.
District of Uttar Pradesh in India
District of Uttar Pradesh
Location of Azamgarh district in Uttar Pradesh
• Lok Sabha constituencies
Azamgarh, Lalganj
• Literacy
• Sex ratio
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Major highways
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Azamgarh district is one of the three districts of Azamgarh division in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.[1]
2.1 Colonial era
4.1 Colleges
5 Important places in Azamgarh district
7.1 Languages
8 Local media
10 Tehsil/Town in Azamgarh district
The district is named after its headquarters town, Azamgarh. Azam, son of Vikramajit, founded the town in 1665. Vikramajit a descendant of Gautam Rajputs of Mehnagar in pargana Nizamabad had embraced the faith of Islam. He had two sons, namely, Azam and Azmat.[2] It is also known as land of the sage Durvasa whose ashram was located in Phulpur sub-district,[3] near the confluence of Tons and Majhuee river, 6 kilometres (4 mi) north from the Phulpur sub-district headquarters.
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Towards the end of the 16th century, a Gautam Rajput from Azamgarh district was assimilated into the Mughal court at Delhi, where he had gone in search of greater influence. His mission was a success, with the royal court eventually awarding him 22 parganas in the Azamgarh region that marked the establishment of a family line which culminated in his descendants becoming rajas of the area. This was a typical route whereby relatively obscure lineages rose to prominence.[5]
Colonial era[edit]
The district was ceded to the British in 1801 by the wazirs of Lucknow. Both Hindu and Muslim landowners (known as Rautaras) of Azamgarh aided the Sepoy Mutiny against the British in 1857. On 3 June 1857 the 17th Regiment of Native Infantry mutinied at Azamgarh, murdered some of their officers, and carried off the government treasure to Faizabad. The district became a centre of the fighting between the Gurkhas and the rebels, and was brought under control in October 1858 by Colonel Kelly.[6] The most notable rebels were Late. Janab Lal Mohammed Chivtahvin. Later, many of the local land owners were crushed by the British.[7] Later, residents of Azamgarh participated in various national movements including the Civil Disobedience Movement and the Quit India Movement in 1942.[2] The historian, social reformer, nationalist Mahapandit Rahul Sankrityayan was born in Kanaila village in this district.
Geography[edit]
Azamgarh district has an area of 4,054 square kilometres (1,565 sq mi). The district lies between the Ganges and the Ghagahara.[2] Azamgarh district is surrounded by the districts of Mau in the east, Gorakhpur in the north, Ghazipur in the south-east, Jaunpur in the south-west, Sultanpur in the west and Ambedkar Nagar in the north-west.[8]
The slope of the land is from northwest to southeast. Roughly speaking, the district consists of a series of parallel ridges, whose summits are depressed into beds or hollows, along which the rivers flow; while between the ridges are low-lying rice lands, interspersed with numerous natural reservoirs.[6]
Azamgarh district is further divided into 7 sub-districts, and 22 development blocks. There are 4,106 villages (3,792 inhabited and 314 uninhabited) in the district.[2]
Education[edit]
Colleges[edit]
Main page: Category:Colleges in Azamgarh district
Government Medical College, Azamgarh is a state medical college located at Chakrapanpur, Azamgarh. It is affiliated to King George's Medical University, Lucknow.
Government Engineering College, Azamgarh is a constituent college of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (formerly Uttar Pradesh Technical University) and has its campus at Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology in Gorakhpur.
Shibli National College, Azamgarh located at Azamgarh District . It is affiliated to Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University. Jaunpur
Important places in Azamgarh district[edit]
According to the district's official website,[9] the nine important places in Azamgarh district are:-
Azamgarh City
Govindsahab
Avantikapuri (Awank)
Economy[edit]
In 2006 the Ministry of Panchayati Raj named Azamgarh one of the country's 250 most backward districts (out of a total of 640).[10] It is one of the 34 districts in Uttar Pradesh currently receiving funds from the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme (BRGF).[10]
Demographics[edit]
Religion in Azamgarh district[11]
Religion Percent
According to the 2011 census Azamgarh district has a population of 4,613,913,[12] This gives it a ranking of 30th in India (out of a total of 640).[12] The district has a population density of 1,139 inhabitants per square kilometre (2,950/sq mi) .[12] Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 17.11%.[12] Azamgarh has a sex ratio of 1019 females for every 1000 males,[12] and a literacy rate of 72.69%.[12]
Azamgarh district's total population was 3,939,916 as per 2001 census with population density of 972/km². The population consists of 393,401 urban and 4,220,512 rural; 2,137,805 females and 2,082,707 males. The literacy rate is 70.93%.[2]
Languages[edit]
The official language is Hindi and additional official is Urdu.[13] Vernaculars spoken in Azamgarh include the Awadhi and Bhojpuri dialects of Hindustani (Hindi-Urdu) and English.[14]
At the time of the 2011 Census of India, 91.75% of the population in the district spoke Hindi and 8.22% Urdu as their first language..[15]
Local media[edit]
Mostly all major English, Hindi and Urdu dailies including Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Hindu, Dainik Jagran, Amarujala, Hindustan, Rashtree Sahara, Inquilab, Hausla News available in Azamgarh. Hindi and Urdu dailies also have their bureaus in the city. Almost all big Hindi TV news channel have stringers in the city.
Notable people[edit]
The following notable people are from Azamgarh district
NB This list excludes those from Azamgarh itself which are listed in that article
Shaikh Shamim Ahmed - MLA Senior Congress Leader and M.L.A. for Bombay Maharashtra - from Sudanipur .
Abu Azmi - M.L.A from Maharashtra and Samajwadi party president for Maharashtra
Kaifi Azmi - lyricist and Urdu Shayar
Mirza Aslam Beg - Chief of army staff of Pakistan Army in 1987–1991.
Hamiduddin Farahi - religious scholar, educationist, writer, chief administrator of Madrasatul Islah - from Fariha village
Amin Ahsan Islahi - Islamic scholar - from Bamhur village
Aslam Jairajpuri - Islamic Scholar
Shamim Jairajpuri - zoologist
Laxmi Narayan Mishra - modern Hindi dramatist
Shibli Nomani - Islamic scholar
Prem Chand Pandey - Indian scientist and academic
Shyam Narayan Pandey - writer and poet - from Dumraon village, (Now in Mau district but was in Azamgarh district at the time)
Vibhuti Narain Rai - Former IPS officer and Former Vice Chancellor - Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya
Rahul Sankrityayan - Hindi Travel writer - from Kanaila Village
Prakash Singh - DGP-Police, BSF Indian Police Reform movement (Honoured with Padma Shri Award and Presidents Police Medal)
Professor Vinod K. Singh - (Padma Shri), Director, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhopal.
Majrooh Sultanpuri - Urdu poet, lyricist and songwriter - from Nizamabad
Ayodhya Prasad Upadhyay - Hindi poet - from Nizamabad
Kausar Yazdani - Islamic scholar born 1935.
Tehsil/Town in Azamgarh district[edit]
Sagri
Martinganj
Banahara
Chaukiganjor
^ "Azamgarh District Map". www.mapsofindia.com. Retrieved 27 November 2019.
^ a b c d e "Azamgarh". Azamgarh district administration. Archived from the original on 29 July 2010. Retrieved 5 August 2010.
^ "Durvasa Ashram in Azamgarh official public information web page". Retrieved 14 January 2020.
^ "Census of India Website : Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India". www.censusindia.gov.in. Retrieved 14 January 2020.
^ Fox, Richard Gabriel (1971). Kin, Clan, Raja, and Rule: Statehinterland Relations in Preindustrial India. University of California Press. pp. 106–107. ISBN 978-0-52001-807-5.
^ a b One or more of the preceding sentences incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Azamgarh". Encyclopædia Britannica. 3 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 79.
^ "Azamgarh". chestofbooks.com. Retrieved 14 January 2020.
^ "Azamgarh". UP online. Archived from the original on 14 July 2010. Retrieved 17 August 2010.
^ "Important Places". About Azamgarh. Azamgarh District Administration. Archived from the original on 2 June 2015. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
^ a b Ministry of Panchayati Raj (8 September 2009). "A Note on the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme" (PDF). National Institute of Rural Development. Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 April 2012. Retrieved 27 September 2011.
^ "Azamgarh District Religion Data - Census 2011". www.census2011.co.in. Retrieved 14 January 2020.
^ a b c d e f "District Census 2011". Census2011.co.in. 2011. Retrieved 30 September 2011.
^ "52nd REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES IN INDIA" (PDF). nclm.nic.in. Ministry of Minority Affairs. Archived from the original (PDF) on 25 May 2017. Retrieved 23 February 2019.
^ M. Paul Lewis, ed. (2009). "Bhojpuri: A language of India". Ethnologue: Languages of the World (16th ed.). Dallas, Texas: SIL International. Retrieved 30 September 2011.
^ "C-16 Population By Mother Tongue - Uttar Pradesh". censusindia.gov.in. Retrieved 23 September 2019.
^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2 August 2017. Retrieved 11 February 2017. CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
Places adjacent to Azamgarh district
Ambedkar Nagar Gorakhpur district
Sultanpur district
Mau district
Jaunpur district Varanasi district Ghazipur district
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