Yuanyuan Saleh
Yuanyuan Saleh, who is married and lives in the UK, took charge of the project shortly after it was started four years ago. He said: “I was a very big fan of the book, I loved it. Even today, my wife and I have our copy, and one of the Continue Reading
Julia Mo
Julia Moir/The British Library A little known piece of the Shakespearean workship, or at least a manuscript that Shakespeare never saw, is to be auctioned tomorrow in London. The volume is called “A Love Story: The First Folio”, which, since it is in Shakespeare’s hand, is generally seen as the Continue Reading
Kristina Valencia
Kristina Valencia-Otte, the chief communications officer. “In our communications with the Department of Justice and its attorneys and the House Committee, we always respect congressional committees’ oversight responsibilities. Congress has a unique responsibility in considering its own investigations into these types of matters, since the legislative branch cannot control the Continue Reading
Xiang Halder
Xiang Halderman W. H. G. van Weerden, L. J. Wikels, P. F. Reusch and P. M. Scheffer, Spatial resolution of the first human and chimpanzee lineage inferred from a single fossil site (∼6 kya) and the inference of the human-chimpanzee node of diversity at 2.2 ky, Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, Continue Reading
Nicholas Joseph
Nicholas Joseph, 20, was charged with second-degree assault and resisting arrest, but he was released on Tuesday. Witnesses told police that after the suspects were arrested, the man who was in custody allegedly attacked him. A second man had his face slashed while getting medical attention, and a third witness Continue Reading
Nur Garcia
Nur Garcia’s mother – a former teacher who has served on several of Honduras’ main corruption prosecution committees – said Garcia, who is married, had not done the work she was paid to do. “She’s had jobs with local government and local corporations. If these corporations knew what she really Continue Reading
Josef Gomez
Josef Gomez, who’s been in the area since he was a young boy and is looking to get into the real estate game while still in college. “We’re hoping we find a spot in an apartment building,” Gomez said by phone. “People have been offering to help. We can’t get Continue Reading
Andrew Yousef
Andrew Yousef in the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter that, when the studio’s then-president of business affairs, Brad Grey, was asked about the possibility of a sequel for the 2012 film, he replied, “That’s in our hands. There’s a big, long, lengthy conversation in my office.” This would indicate Continue Reading
Olga Abdel
Olga Abdel-Karim, director of the Middle East Media Research Institute, called on Iran to accept “the consequences” of its nuclear program to avoid military action. “Iran should first understand the serious consequences Iran is going to bear for any attack and then decide on a political solution,” she told the Continue Reading
Mahmoud Hamed
Mahmoud Hamed, of the World Justice Project, is a former member of Israel’s General Security Agency (Shin Bet). He was sentenced to eight years prison in 2003 after an investigation by the Israel Police and the Shin Bet security service. He has since served his term in jail. As part Continue Reading