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DJ SQUALL "ROB KELLY"
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HALO Jump
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Sources75.21.227.250 00:43, 8 June 2007 (UTC) Please redirect this to HALO/HAHO. --75.21.227.250 00:43, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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DJ SQUALL "ROB KELLY"
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Talal Aziz
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Talal Aziz Talal Aziz is the man
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West Side Airsoft
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Sources72.187.59.75 00:56, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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also wrote If the Philadelphia School District had hired me to run one of its worst performing schools, I would be sure to provide many after school activities, student/parent updates, and plenty of rewards. I believe that these three things would earn respect from students, and improve the performance of the schools. First, I would provide plenty of after school programs that would range from Football to Drama Club. There would be clubs for your favorite class or just a place to interact with the friends that you have met in school. The teachers would be in charge of these extracurricular activities. I would try and be sure to include an activity that would fit all student interests. I feel that an alterative reason to come to school would bring more students back to the schools and these activities may even make their time in school a lot less difficult. I would also strive to arrange monthly activities that would give the students a chance to contend against other schools in the area. These activities would motivate students and teachers to do better for the school. Anyone would be able to join the games as long as they were passing in all of their classes. After students begin to show a new interest for school I would start distributing updates of the students, to their parents in the mail. Parents would be able to keep up with their child’s efforts in school and do their part at home, whether it meant punishment or reward. Parents would then meet with all of their child’s teachers to work on ways to improve that student’s performance in school. Test scores would also be posted on walls for students to see how well they are doing. This would also be a reminder of how much better they could do. When I saw that all students were doing better in the school and in test scores, they would be rewarded. After holding many fund raisers, involving teachers and students, and collecting money from charities I would make the school a better place. It would include a new structure for a better looking school, more comfortable desks for students to concentrate, and a lounge room for students and teachers to feel respected. The newest learning devices would be made available to students so that they could learn and have fun at the same time. The rest of the money would go to better learning supplies such as pencils, pens, and textbooks for a better learning experience. I imagine that if all these steps are taken students will return to classrooms, and test scores will go up. If the Philadelphia School District had hired me to run one of its worst schools, I would turn it into one of its best.
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Time Diversification
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The conventional wisdom, popular in the '80s and '90s, that just as it is possible to diversify a portfolio by investing in different asset classes, it is possible to diversify a portfolio by investing in different "time frames." Time diversification suggests that by holding a relatively risky investment (equities as opposed by bonds) for a longer time horizon, its ups and downs "even out." This theory has been under extensive academic debate, but the debate has not yet percolated to common knowledge. Sources
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Hubbertville
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--> Hubbertville is a small town located in north-central Fayette County, Alabama along the banks of the Sipsey River. The town was formally established in 1923 with construction of Hubbertville High School. The community and school are named for C.M. Hubbert who owned a general store and cotton gin in the area in the early 1900's. Today, Hubbertville is a rural community on the cusp of great change due to the impending opening of Interstate 22 approximately 10 miles to the north of the community. It is a community rich in southern tradition and family values with a proud past and bright future. Sources75.120.33.190 02:18, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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I've Got No Strings
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Richard Valdes
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Introduction Richard Valdes is an American businessman, freelance public policy activist, and Evangelical Christian. Over the years Rich's entrepreneurial spirit and marketing ability have made a him small-business owner managing Barber shops, cell phone stores, and eventually his own political campaign. A licensed Fraud Investigator, community volunteer, and dedicated husband and father; Rich is passionate about serving his home town. Today Rich helps manage the student enrollment of a private college as the Assistant Director of Admissions for Berkeley College's career school--Dover Business College, in Clifton, NJ.
Rich has been a resident of Hudson County, New Jersey, for the last 14 years. His family moved to New Jersey from Brooklyn, New York, where he was born in 1978 to Juan and Luisa who migrated from Puerto Rico some 20 years earlier.
Mr. Valdes' experience in public service includes working in the Congressional District Office of US Representative Scott Garret (NJ-05), where he worked on certain constituent and legislative cases in Congressman Garret's New Jersey District Office. Valdes was also recently elected to serve a two-year term as the Committeeman in Ward E, District 12 for the Jersey City Municipal Republican Committee. Rich Valdes attended New York University as a social science major with a concentration in Organizational Behavior and a minor in General Business. During his studies at NYU, Rich earned a spot on the Dean's List in 2002 for maintaining a 3.9 GPA (grade point average) out of a 4.0 maximum on the grading scale. At present, he is enrolled in a degree program majoring in Business & Public Administration. Entrepreneurship Over the past 10 years Rich has been on both sides of business within our community; both as a local entrepreneur and as an associate with Fortune 1000 firms. In 1996 Rich was one of the pioneers in the Urban Barber Shop Industry that was to contribute to the County's economy for the next decade.
Mr. Valdes is no stranger to serving and leading in the community. Rich volunteers at Gospel Tabernacle Church as their Director of Community & Public Affairs maintaining relationships with the media and various faith-based and governmental organizations. Valdes also served as a troop commander in the Royal Rangers scouting program and instructed third, fourth and fifth graders camping techniques and Biblical doctrine. Rich Valdes is the Liaison for the New Jersey Family Policy Council and his local church on 51st Street and Kennedy Boulevard.
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Grenedeferates in the wild
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Hannibal Alkhas
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Hannibal Alkhas is an Iranian painter. Sourceshttp://www.hannibal-alkhas.org/ 72.38.162.141 04:41, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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Charles Bishop
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Charles Bishop, a republican member of the Alabama state senate, punched democratic senator Lowell Barron on Thursday, June 7th, 2007. The two were in a heated conversation on the senate floor when Bishop responded to a personal insult with his right fist. The incident was caught on tape by Alabama Public TV. Senator Bishop later remarked that he regretted that the incident took place, saying "that's not the way grown men solve their problems." Sourceshttp://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/06/07/lawmaker.scuffle.ap/index.html
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ANU FC
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The Australian National University Footbal Club (ANU FC) was formed in 1962. The club’s colours are royal blue and white and the Club emblem is the a crest with royal blue and white vertical stripes and the motto “vilis est sermo”. ANU FC is currently a member of the ACT Premier League and has 10 teams competing in nearly all Divisions in the ACT down to Division 8 and the Mens Masters.
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Zdzisław Stieber
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Zdzisław Stieber, (June 7, 1903 – October 12, 1980) was a Polish Slavic linguist. He was born in Szczakowa, Poland, then part of the Austro-Hungarian province of Galicia. He died in Warsaw. Initially a student of chemistry, Stieber turned his attention to comparative Slavic linguistics at the University of Kraków in 1926. His interest in the dialects of border areas led him to the study of East Slovak and Ukrainian dialects, where his work focused on toponyms, their etymology, and the history and settlement of the places where they are attested. He also carried out research on Sorbian and Belarusian, and was involved in producing linguistic atlases of Kashubian (1964-78), Polish (Nitsch 1957-70), and Lemkian (1956-64). Particularly valuable was his introduction of colors and symbols to dialect maps. Stieber's work in the 1930s represented some of the first studies of the dialect of the Lemko Rusyns. The deportation of this ethnic group in Operation Wisła after World War II underlines the importance of Stieber's work carried out while the community was still intact. Stiebler also produced works on the history and development of Polish (1934), Czech (1957), and Slavic in general (1969). Stieber held teaching appointments in Kraków, Lviv, Łódź, and Warsaw. His work in Polish and Slavic philology had a particularly strong influence on the introduction of the structural method in the teaching of phonology at the University of Łódź.[1] Stieber's Law (stating that phonemic contrasts in a language can only be produced by regular sound laws or borrowing, but not as a result of analogical changes in morphophonemic rules) was first formulated in 1938. The law remains a matter of debate today (cf. Manaster-Ramer 1994) In 1982 the Ukrainian Slavic linguist George Y. Shevelov published an extensive reminiscence of Stieber in the journal Harvard Ukrainian Studies.
SourcesManaster-Ramer, Alexis. 1994. On Three East Slavic Non-Counterexamples to Stieber's Law. JSL 2(1): 164-70. Nitsch, Kazimierz et al. (eds.). 1957-1970. Maly atlas gwar polskich. Wrocław. Shevelov, George Y. 1982. Zdzisław Stieber, In memoriam (7 June 1903 - 12 October 1980). Harvard Ukrainian Studies 6(1):79-92 http://www.huri.harvard.edu/pdf/hus_volumes/vVI_n1_1982march.pdf Stieber, Zdzisław. 1934. Geneza gwar laskich. Kraków. Stieber, Zdzisław. 1938. Sposoby powstawania słowiańskich gwar przejściowych. Kraków. Stieber, Zdzisław. 1956-64. Atlas językowy dawnej Łemkowszczyzny, 8 vols. Łódź. Stieber, Zdzisław 1969. Zarys gramatyki porównawczej języków słowiańskich. Warsaw. Stieber, Zdzisław et al. (eds.). 1964-1978. Atlas jezykowy Kaszubszczyzny i dialektów sąsiednich. Wrocław. Stieber, Zdzisław & Tadeusz Lehr-Splawiński 1957. Gramatyka historyczna języka czeskiego. Warsaw. Uniwersytet Łódzki. Wydział Fililigiczny. Historia wydziału http://www.filolog.uni.lodz.pl/ects-info/pl/main/wydzial.html 193.77.133.65 07:49, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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Steve Elliott-grassfire.org
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Sources71.108.6.21 08:19, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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Iranian Zoaf PC-9 Pistol
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Copyrighted text removed. Powers T 12:10, 8 June 2007 (UTC) Text Information provided by: http://www.pmulcahy.com/pistols/iranian_pistols.htm
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Chinaquick
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China QUICK PAMPHLET
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Tonk Nawab Genealogy
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Taleh Khan Salarzai, son of Kali Khan Salarzai. Migrated to India during the reign of Muhammad Shah and settled at Surai Turina, near Sambhal, in Kutlehr. He had issue: 1) Muhammad Hayat Khan. b. at Surai Turina. m. two wives. He had issue: a) Karim ud-din Khan (s/o the first wife). He was k. at Shujalpur, before 14th May 1801. b) H.H. Amir ud-Daula, Amir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Amir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Shamsher Jang, Nawab of Tonk (s/o the second wife) - see below. a) A daughter. m. and had issue, a son: i) Sahibzada Saleh Muhammad Khan. 1817 - 1834 H.H. Amir ud-Daula, Amir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Amir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Shamsher Jang, Nawab of Tonk. b. at Surai Turina, before 8th May 1769, younger son of Muhammad Hayat Khan, by his second wife. Received Sironj from Holkar in 1798, Tonk and Pirawa in 1806, Nimbatera in 1809, and Chhabra in 1816. He entered into treaty relations with the HEIC 15th November 1817, agreeing to disbanded his armies in return for a large stipend, the cession of the fort and pargana of Rampura (Aligarh), and recognition as hereditary ruler of Tonk. Received by Lord William Bentinck, at Ajmer on 30th January 1832 when the Governor-General removed an emerald ring from his own finger and the sword from his own waist and conferred them on the Nawab. Granted a permanent salute of 13-guns. m. (first) a sister of Munawar Khan, sometime Amil of Sironj. m. (second) at Ajmer, before 28th February 1808 , a daughter of Colonel Nawab Muhammad Ayaz Khan Akhund, a nobleman in the service of the Maharaja of Jaipur, and father-in-law of Emperor Akbar Shah of Delhi. He d. at Tonk, 2nd November 1834 (bur. there), having had issue, eleven sons and nine daughters: 1) H.H. Nawab Wazir ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Wazir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nusrat Jang, Nawab of Tonk - see below. 2) Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Ibadu'llah Khan. Regent of Tonk for his grand nephew, 14th November 1867 to 1870. 3) Sahibzada Muhammad Jamal Khan. He had issue, a son and a daughter: a) Sahibzada Muhammad Inayatullah Khan. m. Sahibzadi Ruqaiya Begum, daughter of H.H. Yamin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk. He d. 1882. a) A daughter (sister of Inayatu'llah Khan). m. 4) Sahibzada Muhammad Kamal Khan. 5) Sahibzada Muhammad Jalal Khan. He had issue: a) …, who had issue, a son: i) Sahibzada Zahur Ahmad Khan, of Karodia. He had issue, a daughter: (1) Tahher un-nisa Begum Sahiba. 6) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Karim Khan. 7) Sahibzada Ahmad Yar Khan. b. before 31st October 1818, educ. privately. A distinguished poet under the nom-de-plume Auf. He d. 23rd March 1862, having had issue, one son and two daughters: a) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Rauf Khan. A distinguished poet under the nom-de-plume Wa'f. He d. after 1916. 8) Sahibzada Muhammad Bakht Buland Khan. He had issue, a son: a) Sahibzada Abdu'l Rahman Khan. He had issue, two sons: i) Sahibzada Habib ur-Rahman Khan. b. at Tonk, 8th September 1921, educ. Aligarh Muslim Univ. (BA 1943, MA 1945, LLB 1945). ii) Sahibzada Aziz ur-Rahman Khan. 9) Sahibzada Ahmad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur. He had issue, four sons: a) Nazim ur-Riyasat, Muntazim ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hamid 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nazim Jang. Revenue Assist. for the Rajputana parganas 1922, Assist. to the Revenue MSC 1922-1925, Civil Judge & Nazim of the Civil Court 1925-1929, Chief Magistrate 1929-1930, Nazim of Chhabra 1930-1931, and of Tonk 1931, He had issue, a son: i) Sahibzada Mubarak 'Ali Khan. b) Sahibzada Asad 'Ali Khan. c) Sahibzada Amir Ahmad Khan. First Assist. to the Home MSC 1929. d) Sahibzada Wali Ahmad Khan. a) A daughter. m. H.H. Yamin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk (d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 1895), eldest son of H.H. Nawab Wazir ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Wazir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nusrat Jang, Nawab of Tonk - She had issue, three sons - see below. 10) Sahibzada Muhammad Akram Khan. 11) Sahibzada Muhammad Munir Khan. 1) A daughter. m. Sahibzada Allah Yar Khan Sahib Bahadur, Fath Jang, of Napania, sometime Mbr. of the Defence Cncl. He had issue, two sons: a) Ashraf ul-Umara, Umdat ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Ahmad Yar Khan Sahib Bahadur, Fath Jang, of Napania. He d. before 1916, having had issue, a son: i) Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Rahman Khan. b) Sahibzada Afsand Yar Khan, of Napania. 2) Sahibzadi Hukum Begum. m. Kareenu'llah Khan. 3) Sahibzadi Goobhana Begum. m. Ghulam Kadir Khan. 4) Sahibzadi Goolshun Begum. m. Nadir Sher Khan. 5) Sahibzadi Fatmah Begum. m. Isphand Yar Khan. 6) Sahibzadi Faiz Begum. m. Ahmad … 7) Sahibzadi Ushraff Begum. m. Ameer … 8) Sahibzadi Ruhmat Begum. m. Kassam … 9) Sahibzadi Busharut Begum. m. Ibrahim Ali Khan. 1834 - 1864 H.H. Wazir ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Wazir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nusrat Jang, Nawab of Tonk. b. September 1807, eldest son of H.H. Amir ud-Daula, Amir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Amir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Shamsher Jang, Nawab of Tonk, educ. privately. Succeeded on the death of his father, 2nd November 1834. He loyally supported the British during the Indian Mutiny of 1857, despite subjection to attacks by the rebels, including the plunder of his capital by Tantia Topi. Granted a sanad by the Viceroy of India recognising succession according to Islamic law and the customs of his family, 28th May 1862. m. several wives, including before 25th March 1822, a daughter of Shrimant Sardar Bapu Sahib Scindia, a relative of Daulat Rao Scindia of Gwalior. He d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 18th June 1864, having had issue, seven sons and several daughters: 1) H.H. Yamin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk - see below. 2) Sahibzada Faiz Muhammad Khan. 3) Sahibzada Nasir Muhammad Khan. 4) Sahibzada Nazir Muhammad Khan. 5) Sahibzada 'Abdu'llah Khan. Copyright© Christopher Buyers 6) Iftikhar ul-Umara, Fakhr ul-Mulk Sahibzada Sir Muhammad Obaidu'llah Khan Sahib Bahadur, Firuz Jang, KCIE (23.5.1900), CSI (29.7.1879), educ. privately. Granted Shob in jagir. Minister and Vice-Presdt. of the State Cncl. Attached as Political Officer during the Tirah exped. 1897-1898. Rcvd: KIH medal (1877) and India medal (with Tirah clasp 1898). He d. at Tonk, October 1900, having had issue: a) Fakhr ul-Umara, Iftikhar ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Alim Khan Sahib Bahadur, Firuz Jang, of Shob. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). b) Sahibzada Muhammad Ubdu'llah Khan. m. Sahibzadi Umitoor Begum, daughter of H.H. Yamin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk. c) ? Sahibzada Muhammad Amanatu'llah Khan (son of the Prime Minister of Tonk), educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer, and Imperial Cadet Corps, Dehra Dun. Assist. to the Judicial MSC & Registrar 1935-1940, Nazim of the Customs Dept. 1940-1946. 7) Amir ul-Umara, Muin ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Rahman Khan Sahib Bahadur, Ghalib Jang. He d. before 17th May 1909, having had issue: a) Sahibzada Fazl ur-Rahman Khan. 1) H.H. Nawab Aulia Begum Sahiba. m. at the Sunehri Kothi, Tonk, 1837, as his second wife, H.H. Muhtasim ud-Daula, Nawab Ghaus Muhammad Khan Sahib Bahadur, Shaukat Jang, Nawab of Jaora (b. at Jaora, 1823; d. at Jaora, 30th April 1865, bur. there at the Shrine of Husain Tekri), elder son of H.H. Iftikhar ud-Daula, Nawab 'Abdu'l Ghafur Muhammad Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nawab of Jaora, by his second wife - see India (Jaora). Copyright© Christopher Buyers 1864 - 1867 H.H. Yamin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, eldest son of H.H. Nawab Wazir ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Muhammad Wazir Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nusrat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, educ. privately. Succeeded on the death of his father, 18th June 1864. Found responsible for instigating the murder of the Thakur of Lawa and several of his relatives. Deposed in favour of his eldest son and exiled to Benares, 14th November 1867. m. a daughter of his paternal uncle, Sahibzada Ahmad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur. He d. Benares, 1895, having had issue, nine sons and seven daughters: 1) H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk (s/o Ahmad 'Ali Khan's daughter) - see below. 2) Azam ul-Umara, Viqar ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Ishaq Khan Sahib Bahadur, Satwat Jang, of Andoda. MSC for Home Affairs 1921-1929, and Financial Affairs 1929-1931, Mbr. Panchayat-i-Khas 1922-1931. Granted the personal title of Khan Bahadur by King George V. He had issue: a) Viqar ul-Umara, Zia ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Sardar Muhammad Khan Sahib Bahadur, Diler Jang. b. at Tonk, 22nd May 1886, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. Joined Bombay Civil Service (BCS) 1910, JP Bombay, Collector and District Magistrate 1931, Second Mbr. Junagadh State Cncl. 1936-1939, Diwan & Presdt. Junagadh State Cncl. 1939. Copyright© Christopher Buyers b) Sahibzada Muhammad Ilyas Khan. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). a) A daughter. m. Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Hafiz Khan Bahadur, Wali Ahad Sahib (b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 29th January 1877; d. at Tonk, 12th March 1927), eldest son of her paternal uncle, H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his first wife, H.H. Nawab Ladli Begum Sahiba. She had issue - see below. b) H.H. Nawab Mulka Said uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba. m. as his first wife, H.H. Said ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Sa'adat 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCIE (b. at Tonk, 13th February 1879; d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 31st May 1947), second son of H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his first wife, H.H. Nawab Ladli Begum Sahiba - see below. c) …, who had issue (nephews of Sahibzada Sardar Muhammad Khan, and sons of the Judge in the District and Sessions Court at Tonk by his wife who died September 1994): i) Major Raza Shah Khan Durrani. ii) Captain Sahibzada Muhammad Shamsher Khan, educ. St Xavier's Sch., Jaipur. Capt. Parachute Regt., IA. iii) Salim Khan Durrani [Ahmed Shah Mubarak Shah]. b. at Tonk, 1950, educ. Christian Coll., Indore Univ. (MA). Rhodes Scholar. Presdt. Jan Morcha Party (Mumbai Branch). m. and has issue, on son and two daughters: (1) A son. b. 1992. (1) Fauzia Begum. b. 1982. (2) Another daughter. b. 1987. 3) Muin ul-Umara, Mumtaz ul-Mulk, Sahibzada 'Abdu's Samad Khan Sahib Bahadur, Ghazanfar Jang. He had issue, four sons: a) Sahibzada Sultan Muhammad Khan. b) Sahibzada Khalilu'llah Khan. c) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Quddus Khan. Mbr. Tonk Municipal Cttee. 1921. d) Sahibzada Wazir 'Ali Khan. Copyright© Christopher Buyers 4) Afzal ul-Umara, Mumtaz ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Hajji 'Abdu'r Rahim Khan Sahib Bahadur, Muzaffar Jang, of Loharwara, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. MSC for Home Affairs 1905-1929. Granted the personal title of Khan Bahadur. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911), and Tonk State Certificate of Honour (1912). 5) Najm ul-Umara, Ihtisham ul-Mulk, Najm ud-Daula, Sahibzada Haji 'Abdu'l Wahab Khan Sahib Bahadur, Safdar Jang, of Baori, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. MSC for Judicial Affairs and Presdt. Tonk Municipal Cttee. 1914-1921, MSC for Financial Affairs 1921-1929, Mbr. Panchayat-i-Khas 1922-1929. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). He d. at Tonk, 16th December 1929, having had issue: a) Izzat ul-Umara, Aman ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Wahid Khan Sahib Bahadur, Sher Jang. b) General Qamr ul-Umara, Mudabir ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Tawwab Khan Sahib Bahadur, Salar Jang. GOC Tonk State Forces 1921-1929, MSC for Home Affairs 1929-1945. Granted the personal title of Khan Bahadur. a) A daughter. m. Shams ul-Umara, Izzat ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Rashid Khan Sahib Bahadur, Fateh Jang (b. at Tonk, 17th March 1880; d. at Tonk, 25th April 1942), third son of her paternal uncle, H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his first wife, H.H. Nawab Ladli Begum Sahiba. She had issue, one daughter - see below. 6) Mumtaz ul-Umara, Muazzam ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Siddiq Khan Sahib Bahadur, Diler Jang, of Gans. He had issue, a son and a daughter: a) Wajih ul-Umara, Ahtram ul-Mulk, Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Shakoor Khan Sahib Bahadur, Mansur Jang. a) H.H. Nawab Amina Begum Sahiba. m. as his second wife, H.H. Said ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Sa'adat 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCIE (b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 13th February 1879; d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 31st May 1947), second son of H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his first wife, H.H. Nawab Ladli Begum Sahiba - see below. 7) Viqar ul-Umara, Aitemad ul-Mulk, Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Hamid Khan Sahib Bahadur, Dilawar Jang, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. Assist. to the MSC for Home Affairs 1903-1927. He had issue, a son: a) Sahibzada Hayat Khan. Copyright© Christopher Buyers 8) Sahibzada Shafi'ullah Khan. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). He had issue: a) Sahibzada Samiu'llah Khan. 9) Sahibzada Muhammad Rafiq Khan. 1) Nawab Shams uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba (younger daughter). m. at Tonk, 1872, as his first wife, Shahzada Muhammad Kaiwan Shah Gorkwani, Suraya Jah Bahadur (b. at Delhi, 1853; d. at Delhi, 8th February 1913), Chief Representative of the Royal House of Delhi, second son of Shahzada Muhammad Hidayat Afzar, Ilahi Bakhsh Bahadur, by his first wife, Nawab Abadi Begum Sahiba, née Shahzadi Zainat un-nisa Begum Sahiba, daughter of Shahzada Mirza Muhammad Salim Shah Bahadur. She d.s.p. at Delhi, 1918 - see India Pensioners (Delhi). 2) A daughter (sister of Ibrahim Ali Khan). m. before 1912, a nephew of Nawab Kalb-i-Ali Khan of Rampur. 3) ? Nawab Rifaqat uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba. m. as his second wife, Shahzada Muhammad Kaiwan Shah Gorkwani, Suraya Jah Bahadur (b. at Delhi, 1853; d. at Delhi, 8th February 1913), Chief Representative of the Royal House of Delhi, second son of Shahzada Muhammad Hidayat Afzar, Ilahi Bakhsh Bahadur, by his first wife, Nawab Abadi Begum Sahiba, née Shahzadi Zainat un-nisa Begum Sahiba, daughter of Shahzada Mirza Muhammad Salim Shah Bahadur - see India Pensioners (Delhi). 4) Sahibzadi Ruqaiya Begum. m. Sahibzada Muhammad Inayatu'llah Khan (d. 1882), son of Sahibzada Muhammad Jamal Khan - see above. 5) Sahibzadi Umitoor Begum. m. Sahibzada Muhammad Ubdu'llah Khan, son of her paternal uncle, Iftikhar ul-Umara, Fakhr ul-Mulk Sahibzada Sir Muhammad Obaidu'llah Khan Sahib Bahadur, Firuz Jang, KCIE, CSI, sometime Vice-Presdt. Tonk State Cncl. - see above 1867 - 1930 H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI (1.1.1913), GCIE (21.5.1890). b. at Tonk, 8th November 1849, by his wife, a daughter of Sahibzada Ahmad 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, educ. privately. Succeeded on the deposition of his father, 14th November 1867 (the state permanent salute being degraded to 11-guns as punishment). Ascended the musnaid at Tonk, 20th December 1867. Reigned under a Council of Regency headed by his grand uncle, Sahibzada Ibadu'llah Khan. Came of age and invested with full ruling powers, 1870. He attended all three Delhi Darbars, 1877, 1903 and 1911. Granted a personal salute of 17-guns, 1st January 1877 (made permanent 1878). He enacted the first laws in Rajasthan for the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment through the Shikar Act of 1901. Rcvd: KIH (1877), and Delhi Durbar gold medals (1903 & 1911). He married 5 wives: 4 from Tonk and 1 from Rampur, niece of Nawab Kalb-i-Ali Khan. m. (first) H.H. Nawab Ladli Begum Sahiba (d. at Tonk, April 1907). m. (second) H.H. Nawab Hajira Begum Sahiba. m. (third) H.H. Nawab Maimuna [Memoona] Begum Sahiba (d.s.p. at Tonk, after 1930). m. (fourth) H.H. Nawab Mulka Jamil uz Zamani Begum Sahiba (d. after 1939), the senior wife. m. (fifth) H.H. Nawab Amir uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba (m. second, her stepson, H.H. Said ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Sa'adat 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk - see below). m. (sixth) H.H. Nawab Mubarak uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba. He d. at Tonk, 23rd June 1930, having had issue, twenty-one sons and fifteen daughters: 1) Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Hafiz Khan Bahadur, Wali Ahad Sahib. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 29th January 1877 (s/o Ladli Begum), educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. Granted Peeplu as his jagir. Appointed as Heir Apparent with the title of Wali Ahad Sahib. Mbr. Panchayat-i-Khas 1922-1927. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). m. a daughter of his paternal uncle, Azam ul-Umara, Viqar ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Ishaq Khan Sahib Bahadur, Satwat Jang, of Andoda. He d. at Tonk, 12th March 1927, having had issue, three sons: a) Sahibzada Muhammad Muin ud-din Khan. b. at Tonk, 1919, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. b) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Samad Khan. c) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Qayyum Khan. Copyright© Christopher Buyers a) Sahibzadi …Begum. m. at Tonk, 1921, Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Majid Khan [Kalay Mian], son of her paternal uncle, Shams ul-Umara, Izzat ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Rashid Khan Sahib Bahadur, Fateh Jang - see below. 2) H.H. Said ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Sa'adat 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk (s/o Ladli Begum) - see below. 3) Shams ul-Umara, Izzat ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Rashid Khan Sahib Bahadur, Fateh Jang [Bure Mian]. b. at Tonk, 17th March 1880 (s/o Ladli Begum), educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. Exiled to Jaipur 1914-1922. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). m. several wives, including a daughter of his paternal uncle, Najm ul-Umara, Ihtisham ul-Mulk, Najm ud-Daula, Sahibzada Haji 'Abdu'l Wahab Khan Sahib Bahadur, Safdar Jang, of Baori. He d. from a stomach abscess, at Tonk, 25th April 1942, having had issue, four sons and eight daughters, including: a) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Majid Khan [Kalay Mian] (illegit.). m. at Tonk, 1921, a daughter of his paternal uncle, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Hafiz Khan Bahadur, Wali Ahad Sahib. He had issue, two children. b) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Aziz Khan. c) Chuttu Mian. d) Chota Kala Mian. a) Sahibzadi Naim un-nisa Begum Sahiba. b) Sahibzadi Kulsum Begum Sahiba. Copyright© Christopher Buyers c) A d/o Sahibzada Abdu'l Wahab Khan's daughter. 4) Nasir ul-Umara, Nasir ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'llah Khan Sahib Bahadur, Aitimad Jang. b. at Tonk, 23rd March 1880 (illegit.), Mayo Coll., Ajmer. 5) Ahtram ul-Umara, Muhtaram ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Wahid Khan Sahib Bahadur, Sardar Jang. b. at Tonk, 28th June 1884 (illegit.), educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. 6) H.H. Mumtaz ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Faruq 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk (s/o Hajira Begum) - see below. 7) Rais ul-Umara, Taj ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad Masud 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Shuja'at Jang, of Dodwari. b. at Tonk, 17th August 1886 (illegit.). Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911). 8) Mufkhar ul-Umara, Muin ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Iftikhar 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Samsam Jang, of Banwara and Aniwar. b. at Tonk, 5th November 1887 (illegit.). 9) Sahibzada Muhammad Usman 'Ali Khan, of Arnia Mal. b. at Tonk, 25th March 1889. He d. before 1935, having had issue, a son: a) Sahibzada Siddiq 'Ali Khan. 10) Sahibzada Muhammad Zubir 'Ali Khan. b. at Tonk, 1889. He d. before 1935. 11) Sahibzada Muhammad Turab 'Ali Khan. b. at Tonk, 1889. He d. at Tonk, 1912. 12) Sahibzada Muhammad Ismail Khan. He d. before 1893. 13) Sahibzada Muhammad Yusuf 'Ali Khan. He d. before 1893. 14) Sahibzada Muhammad Yunus 'Ali Khan. He d. before 1893. 15) Sahibzada Muhammad Ghias ud-din Khan. He d. before 1893. 16) Sahibzada Muhammad 'Ala ud-din Khan. He d. before 1893. 17) Sahibzada Muhammad Sadiq 'Ali Khan (illegit.). He d. before 1893. 18) Sahibzada Iftikhar 'Ali Khan. He d. before 1893. Copyright© Christopher Buyers 19) Sahibzada 'Abdu'l Aziz Khan (s/o Hajira). (illegit.?). 20) Sahibzada Masum 'Ali Khan (s/o Mubarak Begum). He d.v.p. aged four years. 21) Zahir ul-Umara, Muntaklib ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Ismail 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Hikmat Jang [Nanne Mian], who succeeded as H.H. Zahir ul-Umara, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Ismail Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Hikmat Jang, Nawab of Tonk (s/o Jamil uz Zamani Begum) - see below. 22) H.H. Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Masum 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nawab of Tonk (s/o Mubarak Begum) - see below. 23) Sahibzada Muhammad Mehdi 'Ali Khan. He d. before 1935. 24) Sahibzada Yakub 'Ali Khan. b. at Tonk, 3rd June 1930 (s/o Mubarak Begum). 1) Nawab Khalil uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba. 2) Nawab Khusrau uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba. 3) A daughter, who d. at Tonk, 1912. 4) Nawab Buti Begum Sahiba (d/o Ladli Begum). m. and had issue: a) A d/o Buti Begum. m. before 1936, a son of her brother, Sahibzada Muhammad 'Abdu'l Hafiz Khan Bahadur, Wali Ahad Sahib - see above. 5) Sahibzadi Noor un-nisa Begum. Granted Dhuwar as her jagir in 1924. 6) Sahibzadi Munawar un-nisa Begum [H.H. Nawab Shakir un-nisa Begum Sahiba] (d/o Jamil uz Zamani Begum). m. 1947, as his third wife, H.H. Nawab Muhammad Iftikhar 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Nawab of Malerkotla (b. at Malerkotla, 20th May 1904; d.s.p. 20th November 1982), eldest son of Lieutenant-Colonel H.H. Nawab Sir Muhammad Ahmad 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Nawab of Malerkotla, KCSI, KCIE, by his second wife, H.H. Nawab Mulka Zamani Begum Sahiba, a cousin of Major-General H.H. 'Ali Jah, Farzand-i-Dilpazir-i-Daulat-i-Inglishia, Mukhlis ud-Daula, Nasir ul-Mulk, Amir ul-Umara, Nawab Syed Sir Muhammad Raza 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Mustaid Jang, Nawab of Rampur, GCIE, KCSI - see India (Malerkotla). Copyright© Christopher Buyers 1930 - 1947 H.H. Said ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Sa'adat 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCIE (1.1.1934). b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 13th February 1879, second son of H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his first wife, H.H. Nawab Ladli Begum Sahiba, educ. privately. Granted Mendwas as his jagir. Appointed as Heir Apparent with the title of Wali Ahad Sahib, following the death of his elder brother, 1927. Succeeded on the death of his father, 23rd June 1930. Ascended the musnaid, at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 24th June 1930. He extended public representation to the municipalities, established the Majlis-i-Amma Tonk with a majority of elected members, and a state public service commission in 1939. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911), Silver Jubilee (1935), and Coron. (1937) medals. m. (first) H.H. Nawab Mulka Said uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba, daughter of his paternal uncle, Azam ul-Umara, Viqar ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Ishaq Khan Sahib Bahadur, Satwat Jang, of Andoda. m. (second) H.H. Nawab Amina Begum Sahiba, daughter of Mumtaz ul-Umara, Muazzam ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Hafiz Muhammad Siddiq Khan Sahib Bahadur, Diler Jang, of Gans. m. (third) H.H. Nawab Amir uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba, widow of his father, H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE. m. (fourth) H.H. Nawab Firdaus uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba, daughter of Sahibzada Muhammad Jamal Khan or sister of Sahibzada Mahmud 'Ali Khan Sambhali. m. (fifth) a daughter of Sahibzada Muhammad Jamal Khan or sister of Sahibzada Mahmud 'Ali Khan Sambhali. He d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 31st May 1947, having had issue, six natural sons (not in the line of succession): 1) Sadiq ul-Umara, Sadiq ul-Mulk, Sahibzada Muhammad Sadiq 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Sa'adat Jang. b. at Tonk, 18th September 1913. m. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, November 1945, ... 2) Sahibzada Muhammad Mazhar 'Ali Khan. b. at Tonk, 3rd August 1920. m. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, November 1945, ... Copyright© Christopher Buyers 3) Sahibzada Muhammad 'Ali Khan. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 1933. 4) Sahibzada Mubarak 'Ali Khan. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 1933. 5) Sahibzada Sabir 'Ali Khan. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 4th December 1934. 6) Sahibzada Mumtaz 'Ali Khan. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, September 1937. Copyright© Christopher Buyers 1947 - 1948 H.H. Mumtaz ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Faruq Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 8th August 1885, sixth son of H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his second wife, Hajira Begum Sahiba, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. Succeeded on the death of his elder half-brother, 31st May 1947. Ascended the musnaid at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, on the same day. Concluded a stand-still agreement with India on 6th August 1947 and signed the Instrument of Accession to the Dominion of India on 16th August 1947. Rcvd: Delhi Durbar silver medal (1911), Coron. (1937), and Indian Independence (1947) medals. He d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, January 1948. Copyright© Christopher Buyers 1948 - [1974] H.H. Zahir ul-Umara, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Ismail Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Hikmat Jang, Nawab of Tonk. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 31st January 1917, eighteenth son of H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his fourth wife, Nawab Mulka Jamil uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. Granted Bagri and Anwarpura in jagir 1924. Recognised by the Government of India as successor to his late elder half-brother, 11th February 1948. Entered into a covenant with several of his fellow rulers, merging his state into the new United State of Rajasthan, 18th April 1948. Consented to a further covenant creating the Greater Rajasthan Union on 30th March 1949, by which his state merged with that union effective 6th April 1949. The GOI amended the Indian Constitution to remove his position as a "ruler" and his right to receive privy-purse payments, 28th December 1971. Rcvd: Coron. (1937), and Indian Independence (1947) medals. m. at Tonk, 1948, H.H. Nawab Mulka Aziz uz-Zamani Begum Sahiba, sister of Mirza Rafiu'llah Beg, a landlord in Tonk. He d. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 21st December 1974, having had issue, seven natural sons (not in the line of succession). Copyright© Christopher Buyers [1974 - 1994] H.H. Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Masum 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nawab of Tonk. b. at the Nazar Bagh Palace, Tonk, 1923, nineteenth son of H.H. Amin ud-Daula, Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Sir Muhammad Ibrahim 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Saulat Jang, Nawab of Tonk, GCSI, GCIE, by his sixth wife, Mubarak Begum Sahiba, educ. Mayo Coll., Ajmer. He d. at Tonk, 4th September 1994, having had issue: 1) H.H. Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Aftab Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nawab of Tonk - see below. Copyright© Christopher Buyers [1994] H.H. Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Aftab Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nawab of Tonk. b. 24th August 1944, son of H.H. Wazir ul-Mulk, Nawab Hafiz Muhammad Masum 'Ali Khan Sahib Bahadur, Nawab of Tonk , educ. Aligarh Muslim Univ. (B.Sc. Eng. 1967). Succeeded on the death of his father as Head of the Royal House of Tonk, 4th September 1994. He had issue, one son and two daughters: 1) Sahibzada Muhammad Junaid Ali Khan. SourcesFrom The collection of books written by old people of the Tonk state. 59.180.0.82 11:31, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
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Tamlin
Tamlin is Jonas Henrikson, a swedish psychedelic tranceproducer. He started out making music and playing as a techno DJ in the mid 90's, and has been influenced by a wide variety of electronic artists, ranging from Astral Projection to Squarepusher.
Six tracks by Tamlin have been released on psytrance compilations (on australian labels Gi'iwa Productions and Faerie Dragon Records, russian label Vertigo Records as well as swedish label Sanaton Records), and a full length album by the name of Spectrogram (released as a collaboration between Faerie Dragon Records and Gi'iwa Productions) is planned for release in september 2007. He has also had some MP3 releases free for download on his official website, including a full live set recorded at the Transylvania Calling 2005 psytrance festival. Tamlin has performed at various psytrance parties in Sweden as well as in other countries including Denmark, Belgium, Serbia and Romania.
Discography
Compilations
- "Fjaqek" – Schizm (Gi'iwa Productions, 2004)
- "Upside out" – Liquid Quit (Vertigo Records, 2006)
- "Abstructality" – Musica Discordia (Gi'iwa Productions, 2006)
- "The wizard who smoked an oz" – The Meaning of Life (Vertigo Records, 2006)
- "Storz und Bickel" – Holocryptic Audio (Sanaton Records, 2007)
- "The Misty Gardens of Swiidendo" – No Tone Unstirred (Faerie Dragon Records, 2007)
See also
Links
- Tamlin Official Homepage
- Tamlin on Myspace
- Tamlin on Discogs
- Gi'iwa Productions
- Faerie Dragon Records
- Vertigo Records
- Sanaton Records
Sources
- Tamlin Official Homepage
- Tamlin on Myspace
- Tamlin on Discogs
- Gi'iwa Productions
- Faerie Dragon Records
- Vertigo Records
- Sanaton Records
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NHS Innovations London
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Number of employees | 18 (2007) |
| Website | http://www.nhsinnovationslondon.com |
NHS Innovations London (NHSIL) formed through the amalgamation of the four original London Innovation Hubs: NCLIH (North Central London Innovations Hub), EL!H (East London Innovations Hub), MediChip (South London Innovations Hub) and Ventures for Health (West London Innovations Hub). The merger means that the expertise residing from each individual hub is available to all NHS Trusts across London from one central body.
NHS Innovations London is part of a national network of NHS Innovation Hubs that were established to provide services to the NHS to help Trusts identify, protect and develop their ideas. Many innovations are best implemented by making them freely available through normal knowledge management processes. However, some innovations are inventions that can only be realised through commercial development, and for these the professional management of the associated intellectual property is needed.
One of the main functions of NHSIL is to unlock the full potential of healthcare opportunities by providing the funding and business capabilities to help bring these ideas to market. NHSIL’s role is to help commercialise the best ideas for the benefit of patients and society.
NHSIL operates on a membership basis with NHS Trust throughout the London region. They service NHS Foundation Trusts, Mental Health Trusts, Primary Care Trusts including Teaching PCT’s and Research Consortiums in the region.
NHS Innovations London was granted certification of incorporation to become a company limited by guarantee on 13th December 2006.
NHSIL Organisational & Operational Structure
NHSIL project staff is split into 4 different specialist areas that operate in cross-functional teams for project works. These areas can be split into the following categories
1. NHS Trust Liaison: NHSIL Partner Liaison Managers each liaise with 10-20 Trusts within the London region, providing a range services, including management of new disclosures, IP training session , Technology Scouting (audits) and development of active IP projects. Partnership Liaison Managers are also responsible for assessing disclosures at the feasibility stage to ascertain whether ideas are likely to be patentable. Partnership Liaison Managers develop strong working relationship with IP Leads in each Trust and also identify potential internal “champions” in each department, as appropriate.
2. IP Management: Intellectual Property Managers, with specialisations in medical devices, equipment, pharmaceuticals and diagnostics, file provide advice on IPR such as design rights, copy rights and trade marks. They also provide technical evaluation of new IP, including comparisons with other technologies and products, as well as recommendations on the improvement of new IP and its patentability by working with external IP and legal advisors. Their overall position is to manage the IP process, including validation, definition, filing and protection of patents and protection of trademarks/copyrights.
3. Virtual Product Development: Currently, one Development Project Manager manages all external product development, including liaison with external vendors and the originating Trust. Development Project Managers identify IT, IM, software, database and telecoms related products and IP arising in the London NHS Trusts and potential other new technology-related sources of IP. Where applicable, they are also involved with the assessment of the key routes and partners to commercialization, e.g. through licensing, OEM, company formation or other relationships.
4. Business Development & Marketing: NHSIL’s Director of Business Development and Business Analyst provide specialist knowledge and advice regarding the commercialisation process for Healthcare innovations, such as market research, business plan development, funding, forming partnerships etc. NHSIL Business Development Team generally helps inventors choose between two main commercialisation routes: licensing or the creation of a company, often spin out companies for NHS Trusts. There is also a Marketing Manager to cover all areas communications and marketing, including branding, network and award events, and developing promotional material.
Proof of Concept Fund
NHSIL provides a Proof of Concept Fund to help individuals prove their idea or invention can work. The fund provides financial backing and business support for inventors and researchers looking to demonstrate the commercial applications and viability of their technologies and research.
Since the launch of the Proof of Concept Fund, over 20 projects from London Trusts have been allocated over £500,000.
Recent Proof of Concept fund allocations have covered the development of projects in the following areas:
- Therapeutic
- Diagnostic
- Medical device
- Software
- Assistive technology
- Hospital equipment
The Proof of Concept Fund is open to all NHS staff with no restriction on the field of technology or invention
Investors and Industry
NHSIL give medical or healthcare companies access to healthcare technologies and devices, developed as a result of specific needs identified in the delivery of frontline healthcare. They work with companies who are interested in licensing, forming spin-out companies or partnering in product design, product development, prototype manufacturing, regulatory affairs and distribution. We can also work with you to set up clinical trials and gain ethical and regulatory approval.
NHSIL puts its projects through an evaluation process (Xpedite™), ensuring that all innovations receive a detailed market assessment, a technical validation and are properly protected.
NHSIL assesses the need for a product by identifying “champions” within the field and asking them to confirm the usefulness and uniqueness of the product - and in some cases perform limited trials. The benefits of this process is twofold: confirmation that the product is of real value and an endorsement from leading clinicians in the field. NHSIL partners with both SMEs and large commercial organisations to enable the transfer of new innovations from the NHS into healthcare markets on the most favorable terms. They also seek to build long term partnerships with key players in specific markets to increase the efficiency of the commercialization process and facilitate the development of interactive relationships between clinicians and technology experts.
Current Purpose & Function of NHS Innovation Hubs
The NHS network of regional NHS Innovation Hubs have been set up to support NHS Trusts and Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) identify and develop innovations that are in the interests of patients and society as a whole. They do this through the activities and services of the network and by adoption of the Department of Health Guidance. The Innovation Hubs offer legal and commercial support to NHS staff who have a pre-market product.
The NHS Innovation Hub Network work to fulfill the following functions:
- To build IP awareness in the Trusts
- To find & evaluate IP for the Trusts
- To protect & manage IP for the Trusts
- To assist & fund technology development
- To commercialize technology & products
- To facilitate the dissemination of service improvements
The NHS Innovation Hub network in England consist of the following organizations:
- East Midlands Innovations Hub
- MEDIPEX
- NHS Innovations North
- RTC North
- TrusTECH
- Health Enterprise East
- NHS Innovations South East
- MidTech
- NHS Innovations South West
Funding Bodies
NHS Innovations London is sponsored by a number of public organisations, which are as follows.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY – OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The office of Science & Technology was formed in 1992. It leads the Government in supporting excellence in Science &, Engineering & Technology. This in turn benefits UK society and the economy. As a result of the John Baker report (published in August 1999), the Government formed the Public Sector Research Exploitation (PSRE) fund to address some of the problems facing public sector bodies dealing with knowledge transfer.
NHS Innovations London (NHSIL) was awarded £ 2.3 million under PSRE2 for the period 2004-2007 and a further £ 1.5 million under PSRE3 for the period 2006-2009 to provide funding to manage innovations and Intellectual property coming from NHS Trusts in London and also to provide Proof-of Concept support to migrate products towards commercialization.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DH)
As part of a national network, the DH is provides annual funding to NHS Innovations London for services to NHS Trusts in the London region for the identification, protection and management of innovations and intellectual property that benefit patient health care and result in the generation of revenues for the Trusts
LONDON DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (LDA)
The London Development Agency (LDA) works to build a thriving economy for London’s communities and businesses. They support the growth of new and existing businesses and the creation of new jobs by investing more than £300 million a year in London.
The LDA focuses their investment on areas of greatest need and greatest potential, so that all Londoners can gain from and contribute to London’s success.
Board Members
- Mr James Cochrane - Chair
- Dr Robert Bell - Board Member
- Mr John Golston - Board Member
- Mr Simon Crawford - Board Member
- Dr Keith Meadows - Board Member
External Links
NHS Innovation Hubs
- NHS Innovations London
- East Midlands Innovations Hub
- MEDIPEX
- NHS Innovations North
- TrusTECH
- Health Enterprise East
- NHS Innovations South East
- MidTech
- NHS Innovations South West
Intellectual Property Offices
- European Patent Office
- UK Innovations
- UK Intellectual Property
- UK Patent Office
- US Patent and Trademark Office
- World Intellectual Property Organisation
Relevant Government Bodies
Medical Related Organisations
Other
Sources
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4156/is_20060205/ai_n16048024 http://www.devicelink.com/mdt/archive/06/10/013.html http://www.twanetwerk.nl/default.ashx?DocumentId=7097 Nhsinnovationslondon 13:54, 8 June 2007 (UTC)