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Horst Posdorf

Horst Posdorf (born 08 February 1948, Dornum) is a former MEP (24.10.2005-13.07.2009) from Christian Democratic Union of Germany.European Parliament, MEP Directory: Horst Posdorf, accessed 02 December 2010.
==Affiliations==
===Parliamentary Affiliations===
:Member:
:	24.10.2005 / 13.07.2009 : Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats
:	27.10.2005 / 14.01.2007 : Committee on Development
:	27.10.2005 / 13.03.2007 : Delegation for relations with the Gulf States, including Yemen
:	15.01.2007 / 30.01.2007 : Committee on Development
:	31.01.2007 / 13.07.2009 : Committee on Development
:	14.03.2007 / 13.07.2009 : Delegation for relations with the Gulf States, including Yemen
:Substitute:
:	27.10.2005 / 13.07.2009 : Delegation to the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly
:	27.10.2005 / 14.01.2007 : Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection
:	18.01.2006 / 13.03.2007 : Delegation for relations with the countries of Southeast Asia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
:	15.01.2007 / 30.01.2007 : Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection
:	31.01.2007 / 13.07.2009 : Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection
:	14.03.2007 / 13.07.2009 : Delegation for relations with the countries of Southeast Asia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)European Parliament, MEP Directory: Horst Posdorf, accessed 02 December 2010.
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
*Nothing to declare.European Parliament, Erklärung der finanziellen Interessen der Mitglieder: Horst Posdorf, 04 December 2008, accessed 23 March 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
*Degree in mathematics (1974). 
*Probationary teacher (1974/75). 
*Teaching inspector (1975). 
*Dr. rer. nat. (1978). 
*Academic employee, computer centre, Ruhr University Bochum (1976-1978). 
*Senior teacher (1978-1980). 
*Professor of Mathematics, Dortmund Vocational College (since 1981).
*Member of Executive, ESU (European Pensioners Union) (since 2003).
*Member, North Rhine-Westphalia Land Assembly (1985-2000).
*Member, SES Germany (Pensioners expert service) (since 2005).
*Federal Cross of Merit with Ribbon (1994): Federal Order of Merit, First Class (2002).
*Appointed Knight Commander of the Royal Mony Saraphoan Order, Moha Sereivath class (Cambodia's highest civil decoration) (2007).
*Awarded honorary doctorate by the University of Cambodia for services to development cooperation (2008).
===Contact===	
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:http://www.horst-posdorf.de
==Resources==
*European Parliament, Erklärung der finanziellen Interessen der Mitglieder: Horst Posdorf, 04 December 2008, accessed 23 March 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Horst Posdorf, accessed 23 March 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Horst Posdorf, accessed 02 December 2010.
==Notes==
Posdorf, Horst
Horst Teltschik

Horst Teltschik (1940-) is a German businessman and former political adviser. After studying politics, modern history and international law, and following a period as a university assistant, Teltschik worked at the headquarters of the Christian Democratic Party of Germany (CDU). 
In 1972 he became an assistant to the then Minister-President of the federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Helmut Kohl, and accompanied Kohl’s later career as his foreign and security adviser, head of his personal office, and later Deputy Head of the Federal Chancellery. After German reunification, which he played a role in negotiating, Teltschik left politics and became CEO of the Bertelsmann Foundation (1991-1993), Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG (1993-2000), CEO of the Herbert Quandt Foundation (2000-2003) and President of Boeing Germany (2003-2006). From 1999 to 2008 he hosted the Munich Security Conference.Former Chairmen, Munich Security Conference, accessed 26 May 2012.
==Notes==
Teltschik, Horst
Hospice Lotteries Association

==Members==
===A===
Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service | Ardgowan Hospice | Ashgate Hospice | Ayrshire Hospice | 
===B===
Berkshire Hospice | Bolton Hospice | Bury Hospice | Butterwick Hospice | 
===C===
Claire House Children's Hospice | Compton Hospice | Cornwall Hospice | Cotswold Care Hospice | Countess Mountbatten Hospice | 
===D===
Douglas Macmillan Hospice | Dove House | Dr. Kershaw's Hospice | 
===E===
Earl Mountbatten Hospice | East Cheshire Hospice | East Lancashire Hospice | Eden Valley Hospice | EllenorLions Hospices | 
===F===
Farleigh Hospice |
===G===
Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice | 
===H===
Halton Haven Hospice | Harris HospisCare | Hartlepool & District Hospice | Havens Hospices | Helen and Douglas House | Hope House Children's Hospices | Hospice in the Weald | Hospiscare | 
===I===
Isabel Hospice | 
===J===
Julia's House | 
===K===
Katharine House | Katharine House Hospice | Keech Hospice Care | Kirkwood Hospice | 
===L===
LOROS | 
===M===
Martin House | Mary Stevens Hospice | 
===N===
Naomi House | Nightingale House Hospice | Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House | North Devon Hospice | Nottinghamshire Hospice | 
===P===
Pendleside Hospice | Pilgrims Hospices | Primrose Hospice | Prince of Wales Hospice | Princess Alice Hospice | Prospect Hospice | 
===Q===
Queenscourt Hospice | 
===R===
Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People | Rotherham Hospice | Rowcroft Hospice | 
===S===
Saint Francis Hospice | Saint Michael's Hospice | Severn Hospice | Sir Michael Sobell House Hospice | Southern Area Hospice Services | Springhill Hospice | St Andrew's Hospice | St Ann's Hospice | St Barnabas Hospice - Worthing | St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice | St Catherine's Hospice | St Catherine's Hospice - Preston | St Catherine's Hospice - Scarborough | St Clare's Hospice | St David's Hospice | St Elizabeth Hospice | St Giles Hospice | St Helena Hospice | St John's Hospice | St Joseph's Hospice (Jospice) | St Kentigern Hospice | St Luke's Hospice | St Luke's Hospice - Harrow | St Luke's Hospice - Plymouth | St Margaret's Hospice | St Michael's Hospice | St Nicholas Hospice Care | St Oswalds Hospice | St Peters Hospice | St Raphael's | St Richard's Hospice & Acorn Children's Hospice (Trading as The Hospices Lottery) | St Rocco's Hospice | St Wilfrid's Hospice | St. Gemma's & Sue Ryder Wheatfields | St. Michael's Hospice (North Hampshire) | 
===T===
Teesside Hospice | The Children's Trust | The Hospice Lotteries Partnership | The Hospice Lottery | The Hospice of the Good Shepherd | The Martlets Hospice | The Peace Hospice | The Rowans Hospice | TLC (Acorns Children's Hospice, Birmingham St. Mary's Hospice & Focus Birmingham) | Treetops Hospice | Trinity Hospice | Tuckwell CHASE Lottery | Ty Hafan | 
===W===
Wakefield Hospice | Wigan & Leigh Hospice | Willen Hospice | Willow Wood | Willowbrook Hospice | Woking & Sam Beare Hospices | Woodlands HospiceHospice Lotteries Association HLA members, accessed 30 April 2012
==Notes==
Category:Gambling Industry Category:Gambling Industry - UK
Hossein Yassaie

Sir Hossein Yassaie is the CEO of semi-conductor company Imagination Technologies.
==Career==
Yassaie joined British semi-conductor company Inmos in 1982, holding several positions in the ten years he worked there. 
In 1992 he joined Imagination Technologies and was appointed CEO in 1998. Linkedin Hossein Yassaie, accessed 7 April 2015.
===Letter to the Telegraph===
On 1 April 2015 Yassaie was one of 103 business leaders who wrote to the Telegraph praising the British Conservative Party's economic policies and claiming a Labour government would 'threaten jobs and deter investment' in the UK.Peter Dominiczak, 100 business chiefs: Labour threatens Britain's recovery, Telegraph, 7 April 2015.
==Education==
*BSc, Electronics @ Electrical Engineering, University of Birmingham 1976-1979
*PhD, Electronics and communication, University of Birmingham 1979-1982
==Notes==
Yassaie, Hossein
Hotwire PRCA Yearbook

Hotwire
===Contact===
* Kristin Syltevik
===Address===
:33/41 Dallington Street
:London ECIV OBB
:Telephone: 020 7608 2500 
:Fax: 020 7608 2600
:Email: kristin.syltevik@hotwirepr.com
:Website: www.hotwirepr.com
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:2000
===Employees===
: 22
==Range of Services==
Hotwire is a fast growing PR consultancy with offices in London, Frankfurt and Paris. The company has its heritage in technology and today works with clients in the consumer electronics, enterprise computing, services, telecoms and digital media sectors. Hotwire has developed an approach to campaign management that is transparent and which ensures accountability and measurement at every level of the programme, from strategy to tactics. The agency has won a number of awards over the last two years, most recently a global IPRA award for its work with the Scottish telecom company THUS.
===Fee Income===
:�1,600,001 - 1,700,000
==Current Clients==
*AlphaSmart
*Brocade
*Butler Group
*Damovo
*DataCore
*DealTime
*Demon
*Duracell
*Experian
*Flextronix
*ILOG
*Magenta
*mBlox
*NetBenefit
*Printronix
*Psion Teklogix
*Research In Motion
*Salmon
*SICAP
*SNIA
*Svgate
*Thales e-Security
*THUS
*TomTom
*Trapeze Networks
*Tumbleweed
*Valista
*YooMedia
*Zynap
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
:N/A
==Partners / Directors==
*Kristin Syltevik, Managing Partner Client Services
*Anthony Wilson, Managing Partner Operations
*Sian Gaskell, Senior Partner
*Peter Ross, Senior Partner
*Brendon Craigie, Partner
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
:N/A
===Subsidiary Companies===
*Hotwire Public Relations, France
*SARI
*Hotwire Public Relations, Germany GmbH
===Associate Companies===
:None
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
France and Germany
===International Affiliates Within===
Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia,Finland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy,Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Poland,Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,Sweden, Ukraine and USA
Category:PRCA Yearbook
===Other Addresses===
:10-12, Avenue de l'Arche
:92419 Courbevoie Cedex
:France
:Broenner Strasse 11
:D 60313 Frankfurt
:Germany
Houriya Ahmed

Houriya Ahmed was a researcher at the right wing think tank the Centre for Social Cohesion (CSC), editor of The Spittoon blog, and is a member of Sisters Against Violent Extremism (SAVE UK). According to the CSC's website she 'completed her BA in Anthropology and Law at the London School of Economics, and then took an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy at the School of Oriental and African Studies.' Centre for Social Cohesion, Who we are, accessed 19 August 2009
==Misrepresentation of sources==
In a post on The Spittoon, after quoting at length an interview with the antiwar Afghan parliamentarian Malalai Joya, Ahmed concludes:
:The deeply moving story of Malalai Joya highlights that the West should not only be fighting in Afghanistan to protect its citizens, but should help in implementing justice for the Afghan people; justice that they so desperately seek and deserve.Houriya Ahmed, The Story of Malalai Joya, The Spittoon, 30 July 2009
This is a peculiar interpretation of an article in which Joya refers to the Western occupation as an 'enemy', and tells the interviewer,
:If she were president of Afghanistan...she would ask all foreign troops to leave immediately. She says that it is wrong to say Afghanistan will simply collapse into civil war if that happens. "What about the civil war now?...The longer the foreign troops stay in Afghanistan doing what they are doing, the worse the eventual civil war will be for the Afghan people."
:The Afghan public, she adds, are on her side, pointing to a recent opinion poll showing 60 per cent of Afghans want an immediate Nato withdrawal.Johann Hari, Malalai Joya: The woman who will not be silenced, The Independent, 28 July 2009
==Affiliations==
*Centre for Social Cohesion - researcher 
*The Spittoon (blog) - editor 
*Sisters Against Violent Extremism - member
==Publications==
===Spittoon articles===
*Forced into Hijab: a response to Katharine Quarmby, 15 May 2009.
*The Taliban’s perversion of sharia law, 15 May 2009. 
*Hizb-ut Tahrir and the ‘butcher of Buner’, 18 May 2009.
*Prabhakaran is dead, 19 May 2009.
*What is and isn’t Islam?, 27 May 2009.
*British hostage killed by al-Qaeda, 3 June 2009.
*Europe’s faith hinges on its secularism, 6 June 2009.
*Men questioned in UK over white supremacist terror plot, 10 June 2009.
*Anjem Choudary’s 1st appearance as UK head of al-Muhajiroun, 15 June 2009. 
*Extremist to speak at University of East London, 17 June 2009.
*Tooting Infiltrated, 22 June 2009. 
*Remembering the victims of Srebrenica, 12 July 2009.
*Hizb ut-Tahrir’s ‘ugly face’, 13 July 2009. 
*“Press TV speaks for itself” – so right!, 14 July 2009.
*The Story of Malalai Joya, 30 July 2009.
*How about jeans and a top?, 3 August 2009.
*Update on ‘Blood & Honour’ neo-Nazi group, 23 September 2009.
*Even veiled ‘modest’ women are sexually harassed…, 8 October 2009. 
*With Hannah Stuart, Hello Hizbis, 4 November 2009.
*HT’s Strategy in the UK, 4 November 2009.
*The dangers of terrorism denial, 24 December 2010, cross-post from Prospect.
==Notes==
Ahmed, Houriya
House Un-American Activities Committee

The House Un-American Activities Committee was a Committee of the US House of Representatives created in 1938 to investigate allegations of subversion and communist activity. It was renamed the House Internal Security Committee in 1969, and ultimately abolished in 1975.House Un-American Activities Committee, The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Project, George Washington University, accessed 28 April 2012.
==People==
===Members===
*Martin Dies Jr.
*William Jenner
*Harold Velde
*Richard Nixon
===Staff===
*J.B. Matthews - chief counselHarvey Levenstein, Communism, Anticommunism and the CIO, Greenwood Press, 1981, p.134.
*Ben MandelTed Morgan, A Covert Life - Jay Lovestone: Communist, Anti-Communist and Spymaster, Random House, 1999, p.139. 
===Witnesses===
*Whittaker Chambers
==External Resources==
*Saul Bellow, Julian Bond, Irving Howe, Robert Lowell, and Daniel Bell, et al., HUAC, New York Review of Books, 8 September 1966.
==Notes==
Category:United States
House of Commons Defence Committee

==Membership==
*Dr Julian Lewis - elected as Chair of the Defence Committee on Wednesday 12 July 2017.
The remaining members of the Committee were formally appointed on Monday 11 September 2017.
*Dr Julian Lewis (Chair)	Conservative
*Leo Docherty	Conservative
*Martin Docherty-Hughes	Scottish National Party
*Mr Mark Francois	Conservative
*Graham P Jones	Labour
*Johnny Mercer	Conservative
*Mrs Madeleine Moon	Labour
*Gavin Robinson	Democratic Unionist Party
*Ruth Smeeth	Labour
*John Spellar	Labour
*Phil Wilson	Labour
===2015===
The Chair and Members of the Committee at the end of the 2015 Parliament were:
*Dr Julian Lewis (Chair) (Conservative)
*Douglas Chapman (Scottish National Party)
*James Gray (Conservative)
*Jack Lopresti (Conservative)
*Johnny Mercer (Conservative)
*Mrs Madeleine Moon (Labour)
*Gavin Robinson (Democratic Unionist Party)
*Ruth Smeeth (Labour)
*John Spellar (Labour)
*Bob Stewart (Conservative)
*Phil Wilson (Labour)
==Notes==
Category:Select Committees
House of Commons Treasury Select Committee

The House of Commons Treasury Committee
==Activities==
==People==
* Andrew Tyrie (Chairman) 	Conservative (elected 9 June 2010
* Michael Fallon 	Conservative
* Mark Garnier 	Conservative
* Stewart Hosie 	Scottish National Party
* Andrea Leadsom 	Conservative
*Rt Hon Pat McFadden 	Labour
* Andy Love 	Labour Co-Operative
*John Mann 	Labour
*George Mudie 	Labour
*Jesse Norman 	Conservative
*Teresa Pearce 	Labour
*David Ruffley 	Conservative
*John Thurso 	Liberal Democrat
===November 2015===
Rachel Reeves Labour Dods people, 'Arrivals, moves, departures', Civil Service World, accessed 3 November 2015
==Contact==
:Website:
==Notes==
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
House of Lords Appointments Commission

In May 2000 a change was made to the way in which non–party–political members of the House of Lords are appointed. The House of Lords Appointments Commission was given the key role of recommending to Her Majesty The Queen the names of individuals we think should be appointed on merit.
The public are asked to self–nominate or to nominate others they think should be appointed to the House of Lords and the Commission assesses all the nominations against the published criteria. 
However, others have raised concern at the way the Commission is operated. Gordon Prentice, MP for Pendle raised concern at the way that sppointments are recommended. Prentice visited Dennis Stevenson at his offices in Tufton Street, just round the corner from Smith square to discuss his concerns. He was taken aback by the way that the front door had no sign of who was behind it, and that office is separate from the main office of the House of Lords Appointments Commission, which is just around the corner in Great Smith Street. 
:"I was ushered into the noble presence and, within about three minutes, we were almost at blows--he accused me of being political. I told him, 'I am a Member of Parliament', but he said that I was there only to be political. I was interested in the process of how people would be plucked from obscurity to be put into the nobility. I wanted to know who would do the sifting, what criteria would be used and whether people would be interviewed. 
:Most important, I wanted to know if people who were rejected would be told the reasons for that. I asked Dennis if that would happen, because it is good employment practice. There was a pause, so I asked him whether it was ministerial policy not to tell anyone. There was a longer pause, and then I twigged. There was no ministerial policy on the subject; it is a Dennis Stevenson policy not to tell people why they were rejected. Now we know why people were not told the reasons for their rejection. Only a tiny percentage of the 3,200 people who applied were ever going to be seriously considered. That is pretty corrupt" .
== Notes ==
# House of Lords Appointments Commission http://www.lordsappointments.gov.uk/, last accessed 01/02/07
# Prentice, G. (2001)People's Peers, last accessed 21/03/07
House of Lords Commissioner for Standards

The current House of Lords Commissioner for Standards is Paul Kernaghan, former Chief Constable of the Hampshire Constabulary from 1999 until 2008.
The Commissioner is responsible for investigating complaints and allegations of breaches of the House of Lords Code of Conduct. This includes investigating any potential breaches of the rules on Members’ financial support and parliamentary facilities. The first Commissioner for Standards Annual Report was published on 1 December 2011 and can be downloaded here (pdf).'House of Lords Commissioner for Standards', www.parliament.co.uk
==Notes==
House of Lords Science and Technology Committee

The Chair of the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee is Lord Alec Broers, who is also the President of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
In January 2012, after the Fukushima incident in Japan, the Science and Technology Committee invited Fiona Fox of Science Media Centre and Tracy Brown of Sense About Science to speak at the oral evidence session in its inquiry into ‘Risk perception and energy infrastructure’, exploring risk assessment, communication, perception and tolerability in relation to energy infrastructure, focusing on nuclear power.IMechE, Science and Technology Committee Inquiry, undated, accessed 30 Oct 2013.
==Notes==
Category:House of LordsCategory:ScienceCategory:Nuclear SpinCategory:Science Media Centre
House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs

The Economic Affairs Committee is appointed by the House of Lords in each session “to consider economic affairs.” 
==People==
*Baroness Blackstone
*Lord May of Oxford
*Lord Griffiths of Fforestfach 
*Baroness Noakes
*Lord Hollick 
*Lord Rowe-Beddoe
*Lord Lawson of Blaby Lord Shipley
*Lord Lipsey Lord Skidelsky
*Lord McFall of Alcluith Lord Smith of Clifton
*Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market
==Publications==
*The Economic Impact on UK Energy Policy of Shale Gas and Oil HOUSE OF LORDS Economic Affairs Committee 3rd Report of Session 2013–14
==Contact==
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:House of LordsCategory:Fracking
Houston Associates PRCA Yearbook

Houston Associates PR Ltd
===Contact===
* John Houston
===Address===
:Media House
:181--185 Kirkdale
:Sydenham
:London SE26 4QH
:Telephone: 020 8778 1900
:Fax: 02086599191
:Email: richard@houston-associates.com 
*john@houston-associates.com
:Website: www.houston-associates.com
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
:None
===Business Commenced===
:1992
===Employees===
: 15
==Range of Services==
Houston Associates offers the dynamics of small agency and the methodologies of a large agency Its philosophy is to make the best use of PR collateral to generate extraordinary coverage. The 'extraordinary' is different for each client, for some it might be a first national press or broadcast appearance, for others it could be dominating their trade press sectors.
The quest for the extraordinary began in 1992 when John Houston, a former journalist on several technology trade titles and The Financial Times, founded the company. His vision was to establish a creative technology agency targeting the trade, national and regional media. Developing this vision is a constant process, thus Houston Associates describes itself as a change company.
That change is reflected in rapid development. The April 2004 PR Week top 150-agency table demonstrated 2003 growth of 24%. Organic expansion and the acquisition of engineering specialist Exposition Ltd, have already ensured 50% growth for
2004.
This growth goes hand-in-hand with a careful recruitment process. Staff are selected for attitude, enthusiasm and understanding of the media. Company culture has also been carefully developed, eschewing job titles to encourage creativity at every level. It is this creativity that helps Houston Associates achieve the extraordinary.
===Fee Income===
:�550,001 -- 600,000
An Associate Member of the PRCA 
==Current Clients==
*Automatic Environmental Controls Ltd (AEC)
*The Drives & Controls Exhibition **
*Failsafe Metering International Ltd
*Equus Kinsky
*GAMBICA *
*Hayes Controls
*Hothouse Product Development Partners
*Megger Ltd
*Moeller Electric Ltd
*MW Creative Ltd
*Oasys Limited the software house of Arup
*Oriental Motor Ltd
*Parker Hannitin
*REO UK Ltd **
*Rhopoint Systems *
*Sarel
*Schneider Electric
*SIG Pack Systems *
*SIG Dohoy *
*SKF UK Ltd *
*SKF EPL (Engineering Products Limited) *
*Stevens Industrial Services
*System Store Solutions
*Telemechanique
*TM Robotics Europe Ltd *
*WF Electrical Plc *
*Yaskawa Electric GmbH **
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*SEQUOIA Technology Ltd
==Partners / Directors==
*John Houston, P, FT
*Yolanda Houston, P, FT
===Holders of Public Office===
:N/A
==Parent or Principal Company==
:N/A
===Subsidiary Companies===
:N/A
===Associate Companies===
:N/A
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
:N/A
===International Affiliates Within===
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Category:PRCA Yearbook
===Other Addresses===
:N/A