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On September 23, 2006, during a game against the New York Mets, Alfonso Soriano hit his 40th double of the season, making him the first player in major league history to ever record 40 homeruns, 40 stolen bases, and 40 doubles in a single season. This feat marks the creation of the 40-40-40 club, a feat thought previously unfeasible by many. The 40-40 club, which celebrates the achievement of 40 homeruns and 40 stolen bases, which has only been achieved by three players over the entire span of baseball. Soriano joined the club on September 16, 2006, joining Jose Conseco, Barry Bonds, and former teammate Alex Rodriguez.

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=afp-baseballusanationals2&prov=afp&type=lgns

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Matthew Evangelista is the 4 year old child that inspried the matthew evanglista foundation inc. The Mattew evanglista foundation inc. or MEFI (ww.mefi.org)was created by his famialy to fund the development of sly syndrome cures. Matthew Evangelista was born on October 14, 2001 at Flushing Hospital and suffered from many problems once born. he was anemic and under extreme respirotry distress. Doctors didn't believe matthew would survive. In march 2002 doctor joyce fox diagnoised matthew with sly syndrome. Sly syndrome. a list of the effects of sly dyndrome

• Short stature due to growth retardation
• Changes in bones (skeletal abnormalities)
• Mental retardation
• Coarsening of facial features
• Clouding of the cornea
• Enlargement of liver and spleen

Matthew has undergone many surgies during his early life. his spine was repaired. Matthew can not speak and uses sign language to communicate. he needs a respirator and has a full body brace. against all his problems he usually is seen smiling. He is the spokesman for the foundation and attends the walk-a-thons they hold every summer. matthew currently lives at st.mary's Hospital for Children. Matthew's familay are always speaking to doctors and other specialists about cures. it should be noted that the charity is not seeking money to cure matthew but to fund researh so cures could be made available. Matthew has appeared on tv, most notable cbs and the bayside times did a story about him during the time of the walk-a-thon

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Robert Dorman is the creator of Winnix Operating Systems, which is the operating system for companies like Lynyx, Marshall Authorities and the Department of Environment Patrol. He has been diagnosed with manic depressive disorder. He spends a large amount of his day in his room. When asked to go out he usually replies, "If you think of something good, ill do it" To which his lifelong confident "Antonino Camaj" says there is nothing he wants to do. He posts his thoughts on his nationally credited blog on "livejournal" under the pseudoname mixmastercereal. Most of his days consist of playing online video games and impregnating the imagination of todays twenty-something crowd. He was a song writer on "The Cranberries" second C.D. and now writes music in his spare time. He has one daughter named Lori Beth Denberg, a son named Timothy Tredwell, and another son named Zombie. The New York Post named his son the most original named child ever. He has a cat named Tut and is married to his high school crush Martisha Belogna.

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A Tale of a Man Lost by Darnelle Jenkins

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Take Down, a 1979 high school sports drama directed by Kieth Merrill, was the first PG-rated film released - though not produced - by The Walt Disney Company.

The film, about a wrestling coach attempting to reach out to one of his team's troubled members, stars Edward Herrmann, Stephen Furst and Lorenzo Lamas.

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Frank Swift Chase (March 12, 1886 – 1958) was an American painter and one of the founders of Woodstock Artists Association. He is most notable for his impressionistic landscape paintings.

• [http://www.woodstockart.org/history/organization.htm Woodstock Artists Association]
• [http://www.askart.com/AskART/artists/search/ArtistKeywords.aspx?artist=28206 Frank Swift Chase on AskART.com]

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Matthew Evangelista is the 4 year old child that inspried the matthew evanglista foundation inc. The Mattew evanglista foundation inc. or MEFI (ww.mefi.org)was created by his famialy to fund the development of sly syndrome cures. Matthew Evangelista was born on October 14, 2001 at Flushing Hospital and suffered from many problems once born. he was anemic and under extreme respirotry distress. Doctors didn't believe matthew would survive. In march 2002 doctor joyce fox diagnoised matthew with sly syndrome. Sly syndrome. a list of the effects of sly dyndrome

• Short stature due to growth retardation
• Changes in bones (skeletal abnormalities)
• Mental retardation
• Coarsening of facial features
• Clouding of the cornea
• Enlargement of liver and spleen

Matthew has undergone many surgies during his early life. his spine was repaired. Matthew can not speak and uses sign language to communicate. he needs a respirator and has a full body brace. against all his problems he usually is seen smiling. He is the spokesman for the foundation and attends the walk-a-thons they hold every summer. matthew currently lives at st.mary's Hospital for Children. Matthew's familay are always speaking to doctors and other specialists about cures. it should be noted that the charity is not seeking money to cure matthew but to fund researh so cures could be made available. Matthew has appeared on tv, most notable cbs and the bayside times did a story about him during the time of the walk-a-thon

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• [http://www.mefi.org] Matthew evangelista foundation inc

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• [http://wcbs.dayport.com/viewer/content/special.php?Art_ID=77600&Format_ID=2&BitRate_ID=8&Contract_ID=44&Obj_ID=4]Cbs news coverage

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Matthew Evangelista is the 4 year old child that inspried the matthew evanglista foundation inc. The Mattew evanglista foundation inc. or MEFI (ww.mefi.org)was created by his famialy to fund the development of sly syndrome cures. Matthew Evangelista was born on October 14, 2001 at Flushing Hospital and suffered from many problems once born. he was anemic and under extreme respirotry distress. Doctors didn't believe matthew would survive. In march 2002 doctor joyce fox diagnoised matthew with sly syndrome. Sly syndrome. a list of the effects of sly dyndrome

• Short stature due to growth retardation
• Changes in bones (skeletal abnormalities)
• Mental retardation
• Coarsening of facial features
• Clouding of the cornea
• Enlargement of liver and spleen

Matthew has undergone many surgies during his early life. his spine was repaired. Matthew can not speak and uses sign language to communicate. he needs a respirator and has a full body brace. against all his problems he usually is seen smiling. He is the spokesman for the foundation and attends the walk-a-thons they hold every summer. matthew currently lives at st.mary's Hospital for Children. Matthew's familay are always speaking to doctors and other specialists about cures. it should be noted that the charity is not seeking money to cure matthew but to fund researh so cures could be made available. Matthew has appeared on tv, most notable cbs and the bayside times did a story about him during the time of the walk-a-thon

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• [http://www.mefi.org] Matthew evangelista foundation inc

*[http://www.timesledger.com/siteindex.cfm?newsid=16317493&BRD=2676&PAG=461&dept_id=542415&rfi=8]bayside times article

• [http://wcbs.dayport.com/viewer/content/special.php?Art_ID=77600&Format_ID=2&BitRate_ID=8&Contract_ID=44&Obj_ID=4]Cbs news coverage

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_byron

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_byron

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Mol was first played in the 19th century in the town of Mol in Belgium, after which its name is named. There is a regional championship every year in the third week of October (unless it is a leap year, in which case it takes place on the second week, traditionally).

It is a game for two people, and is played with the right-index finger (known in the trade as the molar). The typical rally lasts for 10 seconds, in which both players try to touch the top side of the other person's molar - from the knuckle to the nail). Gwen Gladstone says in THE BELGIUM GAME, the only comprehensive outline of the rules and history of Mol in English, that it is closely related to fencing, but is considerably faster because the players have a very small range to move the molars about in (the arena) - and because at "professional" level, players can move the molars at speeds often exceeding 103 miles per hour.

Although the game has been played since the late 19th century, when it was believed to have been invented by a cobbler walking in the Lake District, the Annual Championships have only been played since 1972. The very first champion was Jean Musil; and other notable past champions of what Gladstone describes as "this noble sport" include: Jonathan Baby (1994, 96, 97), and Jabadad Shuru (1998). The first female player to win was Nichola Rabbit (1999), also the first British player to win, of the frew that there remain. She lives in North Norwood with her husband and 4 children.

Sources: "THE BELGIUM GAME" - Gwen Gladstone (1990, Egmont Publishing)

"Il giorno di molo" - Italo Fegnottini (1983, Puffin) 195.92.67.75 13:10, 24 September 2006 (UTC)Sergei Novoslavski -->

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Curl Ball was created in the late 1970s in a village just outside Porec in Croatia. The game remained fairly low key for the first few years, untill the first Curl Ball camphionships was hosted in the coastal village of Funtana, where the local team drew 3-2 with a team fromm the former Yugoslavia.

Among the sport's legends over the years, one name has dominated: Carl Beatle, who boasts six championship wins to his name. Carl's long career allowed him to develop the game to what we know it is today. He coined several now mainstream moves, such as the Baptist and the Bluffing Bind Man. Unfortunately his career was cut short by a freak accident, but he will be remembered by his peers as possibly the best Curl Ball player to grace the water's edge.

More information including the rules can be found in Carl Beatles's latest book "Curl Ball, from the water's edge" (1997).

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English Passengers by Matthew Kneale {{ISBN|038549744X}}

A brief summary of the book together with points for discussion at http://www.readinggroupguides.com/guides/english_passengers.asp

81.153.141.104 13:49, 24 September 2006 (UTC)

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EcoWalk 14:32, 24 September 2006 (UTC)Stanley Park EcoWalk

The EcoWalk is a fun and informative guided walk through Vancouver’s world class Stanley Park, a 1,000 acre (402 hectare) nature preserve. The friendly guides give interesting information on the unique trees, plants, birds and animals as well as on the rich aboriginal First Nations culture and legends of the park. The walking pace is medium, taking 3 hours to complete and covering 8 kilometers, (5 miles) of relatively flat paved and graveled trails over selected seawall and forest paths. This walk is suitable for the whole family, including active seniors. Both visitors and residents of Vancouver who take the Stanley Park EcoWalk just love it; it sparks or renews their interest in the aboriginal First Nations culture and Canada’s unique West Coast ecology.

Want to travel 8,000 years in 3 hours? Stroll from towers to totems, from symphonies to cedars, all this in an urban setting unsurpassed for its snow-dusted mountains and rich aboriginal history?

If you do, then a guided Ecowalk tour in Vancouver’s Stanley Park is the trip of, well, more than a lifetime. It’s 8,000 years of lifetimes.

An Ecowalk Tour is a unique experience in a unique setting. Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, is a 1,000 acre nature preserve on a forested peninsula in the middle of Vancouver’s metropolitan centre, nurtured by sparkling blue water and nestled along the flak of B.C.’s lofty coastal range. The Park, preserved from bare logging by Vancouver’s first mayor David Oppenheimer and named in honour of “Dr. Livingston, I presume?” Stanley is rich in both its natural abundance and its wealth of First Nations history and culture.

The Ecowalk Tour, developed and guided by Robert Rickey after consultations with First Nations advisors, sets a medium walking pace and takes three hours, covering five miles (eight kilometres). The trail is relatively flat, with paved and gravel walks, along the breathtaking seawall, identifying the 20 or so tree species in the forest cover. You will visit both present-day and aboriginal sites, passing Douglas fir where eagles roost.

As late as 1850, the Park was home to the Khwaykwhay – “Cedar Place” -- village, and nine middens (sites of First Nations’ temporary hunting/fishing camps). Deer fed in the interior. Killer whales were still seen in the harbour where you can still spot otters and harbour seals in the waters. Even into the 20th century the Park and its rich resources were tapped by First Nations villagers, whose sites line the entire breadth of Vancouver’s coastal beaches.

At the centre of First Nations’ traditions was the Red Cedar, used for shelter, clothing, food, medicines and, as you will see on the tour, carving the story poles – once called totems – that recorded their families crests and lineages. Several reproductions stand in the Park and will be an important stop on the tour. The guide will explain the origins of the poles and the vital part that they play in First Nations’ family and mythological stories. Nearby is a carving shed where today’s aboriginal artists continue to record their wisdom, mythology and history through the art of the poles.

Along the sea wall you will be able to stand at the edge of the waters of Burrard Inlet, across from the majestic North Shore coastal mountain range and the beaches that line the shore. Look for those otters and harbour seals, as well as the many shore birds that make the tidal basins their home hunting grounds.

Then plunge deep into the Park itself. You will be shown twenty of species of trees, each of which had importance for aboriginal life, and later fed vast lumber mills that once dotted the shoreline.

At Lost Lagoon in the heart of Stanley Park you will find a peaceful sanctuary bordered by willows and reeds, where Blue Herons, Mallard Ducks, swans and geese share the pool with frogs and turtles sunning themselves on the rocks.

“Visiting Vancouver without experiencing a Stanley Park EcoWalk,” remarked one visitor after the tour, “would be like visiting Paris without going up the Eiffel Tower.”

Vancouver has many attractions for the visitor. But nowhere else will you be able to experience its natural beauty and its cultural history all in one three-hour walk. Visitors of all ages will find this a truly unique experience.

Please visit the website www.ecowalkbc.com for all the details on this Vancouver attraction.

Source: Jean M. Gerber, free-lance writer gerber@rm-rstar.sfu.ca

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Rosamund Stanhope (1919-2005) is a British poet and teacher known for her exuberant use of esoteric and unusual words.

Born in 1919, the daughter of a German leather merchant who changed his name from Sternburg to Stanhope, Rosamund Stanhope grew up on the South Coast of England. She studied Drama and English, but worked as a radio mechanic during WW2.

She was not a prolific writer, trying both prose and verse, but she regularly had individual poems published in the arts press of the day, and published her first book in March 1962 at the Scorpion Press. Shortly after this she broke her spine in an accident, and thereafter suffered continuous ill health for many years.

She maintained her teaching position, however, and began publishing again in the 1990s, when her work was much admired. She released two collections of her poems through the Peterloo Press at this time, before dying in December 2005, aged 86.

Published works:

So I looked down to Camelot - 1962

Lapidary (1991)

No Place for the Maudlin Heart (2001)

Obituary:

http://news.independent.co.uk/people/obituaries/article332493.ece

Paper collection at University of Texas at Austin:

http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/scorpion.html

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Peter Cohen was the head of Investment Management division at Shearosn Lehman during the end eighties. He was instrumental in the takeover drama of RJR-NABISCO. He led the team from the Management side.

Book: Barabarians at the Gate by Bryan Burrough and John Helyar

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Phoenix Zoo

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Bupkis is an English word of Yiddish origin.

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A Brief History of Israel by Bernard Reich, pages 39 and 40. {{ISBN|0-8160-5793-1}}

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www.alexturco.com

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The Forbidden Game trilogy is a book by L.J. Smith (Lisa Jane) about a girl named Jenny who has been watched for years by a shadow man named Julian, who fell in love with her at the age of five when she accidentaly opened a closet that was holding all of the Shadow Men in.

In the first book, The Hunter, Julian has finally decided to claim Jenny as his own, but to do this, a game must be played first. Jenny buys the game for a party thinking that it's just a game, but it ends up that once everything is set up, the game becomes real. Jenny and her friends each have to defeat their own nightmares, but if they lose than their souls belong to Julian.Dee, Audrey, Mike, Zach, Jenny, and Tom make it through their nightmares, but Summer failed to get through her's. To get everyone else out, Jenny promises herself to Julian before locking him back into the closet. Everyone but Summer gets out, but the ring Julian gave her is still there. The group wants to burn the box which holds the game in it, but two guys break in and steal the box, which holds both the game and Jenny's ring, and quickly leave.

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Kokology is a " play of the self-knowledge " which was produced by the Japanese TV quizmaster and television producers Tadahiko Nagao and was developed in collaboration with Isamu Saito, a professor in the Rissho university in Japan. This play puts insignificant questions whose answers are assigned then to a deeper sense.

Koko differs from the classical psychotest with which only the questions are answered and are formed then from the given answers a total value

Tadahiko Nagao, Isamu Saito: Kokology. Kabel Verlag, München 2001, {{ISBN|3-8225-0539-0}}

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http://www.du.edu/~jcalvert/tech/jamnut.htm

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The Forbidden Game trilogy is a book by L.J. Smith (Lisa Jane) about a girl named Jenny who has been watched for years by a shadow man named Julian, who fell in love with her at the age of five when she accidentally opened a closet that was holding all of the Shadow Men in.

In the first book, The Hunter, Julian has finally decided to claim Jenny as his own, but to do this; a game must be played first. Jenny buys the game for a party thinking that it's just a game, but it ends up that once everything is set up, the game becomes real. Jenny and her friends each have to defeat their own nightmares, but if they lose than their souls belong to Julian. Dee, Audrey, Mike, Zach, Jenny, and Tom, Jenny's boyfriend, make it through their nightmares, but Summer failed to get through her's. To get everyone else out, Jenny promises herself to Julian before locking him back into the closet. Everyone but Summer gets out, but the ring Julian gave her is still there. The group wants to burn the box, which holds the game in it, but two guys break in and steal the box, which holds both the game and Jenny's ring, and quickly leave.

In the second book of the trilogy, The Chase, the group of friends has to explain about the disappearance of Summer, while trying to find the box that contains the game. Julian was still trapped in the closet, but there was a chance that the two boys that stole the game might let Julian out. All of the friends begin to have nightmares, and unnatural weird occurrences at school are happening in the daytime. Finally, when Jenny is at the senior prom, Julian appears. Julian gives Jenny a chance to break free, but the stakes were the same as the last game. This time the game is "Goats and Tigers", where Julian is the tiger, and the friends are the goats trying to hide from him; for the goats to win, they have to find the Tiger's base. One by one Jenny's friends start disappearing, and Jenny is the only one left. She manages to find the base by tricking Julian. She finds her friends, but to get out they have to pass through a wall of flames. Everyone makes it but Tom and Zach, and to get them back again, along with Summer, Mike, Dee, Audrey, and Jenny have to find a way into the Shadow World.

In the last of the three, The Kill, the remaining four run away to Monessen, the place where Jenny's grandfather had lived before being taken away by the Shadow Men. They believed that there was a portal to the Shadow World there, and there was. When the four enter the Shadow World, they find themselves in a closed amusement park. After looking and experiencing some of the attractions, which are made to be like nightmares, Julian appears, and he tells them that if they find three Spanish doubloons in the amusement park, everyone will get to go free. The four friends search through the amusement park and find Summer, who is still alive. They also find three other souls being kept by the Shadow Men, the two boys who stole the game, and Jenny's grandfather who had been taken when Jenny opened the closet door. They set the three free without knowing the consequences, and they find the three doubloon coins to save Zach and Tom. Right as they all are leaving, the Shadow Men appear and say that the group has taken the souls, which were theirs. The older Shadow Men want to take Jenny's soul, but Julian says that he will take her place. The seven leave with some despair on Jenny's part, and get back home. When questioned what would happen if the Shadow Men brought Julian back to life, Jenny wished him well.

Characters:

Julian: The youngest of the Shadow Men, an ancient race that lived in darkness. He fell in love with Jenny when she opened the closet, which the Shadow Men had been captured in by her grandfather, and watched Jenny for countless years making sure that nothing bad ever happened to her.

Jenny: The "Light to his darkness". She has a natural goodness around her and fought her way through challenges to save both herself and her friends. Julian offered her is love which she refused until the end because of her love for her boyfriend, Tom.

Tom: The boyfriend. He is best described as an athletic Jock. He has been dating Jenny since the second grade and will do practically anything to keep her safe.

Zach: Zach is Jenny's cousin who is into photography. He has problems with his father because Zach represents all that is new and modern while his father stays with tradition.

Mike: He is described as the lovable one in the bunch and is going out with Audrey. His father is a Science fiction novelist, which makes Mike know about a lot of things that are happening.

Audrey: Audrey is the newest one in the group because her father being an ambassador moved them around different countries for many years. She knows many things about other places and myths, but she still has a conflicting nature with Dee.

Dee: Dee holds the confidence and strength in the group and is described as an Egyptian princess. Dee tries to stick with traditions and athletics while trying to avoid new high technology things because those are the only things that she thinks can defeat her.

Summer: She is the caring loving one in the group, but not much is told about her because of her disappearance in the first book, but throughout she has almost an entire town trying to find out what really happened to her.

The Forbidden Game Collector's Edition by L.J. Smith

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SOCOM Brothers Inc. Is mainly a website that two brothers from New Mexico started to share their amature videos including Skateboarding Videos, Video Game Videos, Scripted Skits or Short Films. They were inspired by a well known website called "Extreme Bumming" . They make their videos with friends and family, and basicaly have fun and make funny videos that everyone can enjoy.

Image:http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y134/Keegstar/DSCF2695.jpg

Keegsta and Wet Willy Who Founded SOCOM Brothers Inc. (Shown Above)

www.socombrosinc.com

www.extremebumming.com

www.archive.org

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North Shore High School Chapter: http://www.galenaparkisd.com/nssh/06/organizations/gents.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booker_T._Washington_High_School_(Houston)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamar_High_School_(Houston)

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The Third LP from the indie Dance/Punk group was released on October 3, 2006.

Track Listings:

1. Panthers in Crime

2. Veil Comes Down

3. We Win (Ha Ha)

4. Open Us Up

5. Why We War

6. Sound Issues/Smart Ideas

7. Sleeping in the Lions Mouth

8. Shit Gold

9. Shake Them Awake

10. PPL R Anmls

11. (The Making Of...) Make History

www.amazon.com, www.pitchforkmedia.com, http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/track_review/37422

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[http://www.pgfa.org/angling_pakistan.asp PGFA | The Pakistan Game Fish Association]

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Audizine or "the zine" as it is more commonly known is a forum based on Audi cars, performance and lifestyle. Members can participate for free.

Audizine is responsible for a majority of the knowledge passed between audi fans across the world. One of the more prominent members A4rce1 said"Im glad I dont have a life because I spend about 15 hours a day on this site, Hay-oh!"

another celebrity from the zine 1sickNickel had this to say "check it i just floss thats what I was born to do, if it wasnt for the zine I would have no place to get my swerve on"

Based in california this imdependant website has grown to nearly 12,000 members worldwide.

http://audizine.com/forum/

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http://www.acidlogic.com/johnstrysik.htm

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http://www.angelfire.com/scifi2/talesfromthedarkside/eps81-90.html

http://picpal.com/strys.html

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[http://online.tvguide.com/listings/default.aspx]

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www.serebii.net

www.pocketmonsters.net

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By ocean dumping one understands the disposal of waste on the water.

In many cases this concerns liquid waste, e.g. thinned sulphuric acid, or residues from the cleaning of ships and tanks.

Most of it is regulated by organizations, for example the MARPOL.

In Germany and the rest of the European Union ocean dumping isn’t allowed any more.

(This text is a translation from the German version which can be found here: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verklappung )

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Jackie Chan plays a shrewd cop who goes undercover with a team of mercenaries when a man he put away two years before commits a murder. The film features the great Sammo Hung as well as the terrific Tony Leung Ka Fai.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/jackie_chans_the_prisoner/about.php

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[http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9064277?hook=264694 Encyclopædia Britannica]

[http://www.royalcopenhagen.com Royal Copenhagen]

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Album infobox |

Name = Bratz: Forever Diamondz |

Type = Album |

Artist = Bratz (Various) |

Cover = |

Background = Yellow |

Released = 19 September 2006 |

Recorded = Sweden |

Genre = Teen pop, Soundtrack |

Length = 44 minutes 17 seconds |

Label = Hip-O Records |

Producer = Matthew Gerrard |

Reviews =

All Music Guide'' 3.5 stars out of 5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:lhjw7i86g74r link]

Last album = Bratz: Genie Magic
(2005) |

This album = Bratz: Forever Diamondz
(2006) |

Next album = TBR
(2007) |

Bratz Forever Diamondz is the third music album released from the wildly popular Bratz doll franchise. It features songs from the Bratz's feature film Bratz: Passion 4 Fashion Diamondz which was released in 2006. The album was released in stores on September 19, 2006, a week before the direct-to-DVD movie.

1. Ooooh Fashion

2. Wazz Up

3. Keep It Up

4. What's Going On

5. Best Friends

6. My Attitude

7. Express Yourself

8. You've Got It

9. Just Having Some Fun

10. Let Go

11. Hang On

12. Forever Diamondz

13. Beautiful

14. Que Tal

All songs are written by Matthew Gerrard, who worked for the number #1 High School Musical album, and he did the works for the Bratz's second, "Genie Magic" album.

Although that it didn't reach the Billboard 200 yet, according to the rating of All Music Guide, it became the best album performed by Bratz.

• Some songs has been heard on Bratz TV series, like My Attitude.

• "Forever Diamondz" and "You've Got It"'s music has been heard on the official Bratz website. Forever Diamondz is the main song from the collection with the same name.

• "Wazz Up" is the second song by Bratz, which has a Spanish version, which is called "Que Tal, after the popular "So Good" with the version called "Se Siente".

• In the weekend before the release of the album, the [http://www.bratz.com official website] of Bratz had an exclusive listening party, where the fans can hear their favourites' newest CD, plus it had a remix, which was exclusive to the website as well.

• [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:lhjw7i86g74r All Music Guide] The review of the album.

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Raul Valdes-Perez stuided under Herbert A. Simon while earning his PH.D. in computer science at Carnegie Mellon University. He recieved a B.S. and M.S. degree in information engineering from the University of Illinoise at Chicago. Dr. Valde-Perez has been a member of the computer science department at Carnegie Mellon University since 1991, including his tenure as an adjunct professor since the year 2000. He has been published in over 50 journal articles for his research in new methods and application in the feild of knowledge discovery. In addition, he was a principal investigator on six grants from the National Science Foundation, served on its advisory committee for social behavior and econonimc sciences.

Since the year 2000, Raul Valdes-Perez has been CEO and Co-founder of Vivisimo, an enterprise search company. While at Vivisimo Raul has helped with the creation of a new consumer search engine, Clusty.com. During his tenure, Dr. Valdes-Perez has also been recognized as a top ten reader favortie for entrepreneur of the year by Inc. magazine, A CEO of the year finalist by the Pittsburgh Technology Council, and four times as one of the fifty most important hispanics in business and technology by Hispanic Engineer magazine.

www.vivisimo.com

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06177/701252-96.stm

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Despite strong racist and classist views. Painter Juan Cardenas has become a notable and well known artists for the upper class of Colombian society. His work, mostly focuses on him self and other caucasian socialites from Colombias past and present. An impecable and masterful style is the work of a gifted painter. Graduate from the Rhode Island School of designe Cardenas has lived in the US and France. Currently he resides in Bogota. Juan Cardenas is the younger brother of Santiago Cradenas, who is also a renoun painter in latin America. Their art difers completly, juan being darker and 100% european in his technich and style, while Santiago is a fresher more modern painter. Juan Cardenas contimues to paint today and sell his work to select upper class clients.

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Document clustering is closely related to concept of data clustering. Document clustering is a more specific technique for unsupervised document organization, automatic topic extraction and fast information retrieval or filtering. For example, a web search engine often returns thousands of pages in response to a broad query, making it difficult for users to browse or to identify relevant information. Clustering methods can be used to automatically group the retrieved documents into a list of meaningful categories, as is achieved by Enterprise Search engines such as Northern Light and Vivisimo.

Example:

http://FirstGov.gov FirstGov.gov, the official Web portal for the U.S. government uses document clustering to automatically organize its search results into categories. For example if a user submits “immigration” next to their list of results they will see categories for “Immigration Reform”, “Citizenship and Immigration Services”, “Employment”, “Department of Homeland Security”, and more.

www.lans.ece.utexas.edu/upload/comptext.pdf

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"Illinois Jane and the Pyramid of Peril" is an adventure-comedy play by playwright Colorado Tolston, published by Pioneer Drama Service. The play features fictional adventure heroine Dr. Illinois Jane, cartographer extraordinaire, as she and her nerdy sidekick, Sid Knickerbock, search for the Elixir of Life that is hidden in the lost pyramid of Hatshepsut. In the process they must face the "odor-endowed villain" Pierre LeMalodeur who also seeks the Elixir, backed up by his two henchmen: Claude and Marcel, mime of evil. Other characters include Illinois' overbearing father, Dr. Thaddeus Jane, as well as Captain Nobeard, mighty pirate, and his first mate Tin Toe Terry, reasonably mighty pirate. While in many ways the play is a spoof of the Indiana Jones saga, it does contain its own unique elements and stands alone as its own story. A variety of clever, low-budget special effects add to the charm and humor (the highlight is the classic "fight on a moving vechicle").

"Illinois Jane" was premiered by The Hodge-Podge Theatre Company of Saint Paul, Minnesota and has been performed across the United States since its publication in 2005 by Pioneer Drama Service. It also made an appearance at the 2006 Minnesota Fringe Festival, produced by The Pauper's Theater. A video trailer for this production can be found online on Google Video.

http://www.pioneerdrama.com/

http://www.playwrighting.org/illinois.html

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[http://www.firstgov.gov FirstGov.gov]

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Information retrieval methods and online search have been available since the late 1960s. It is with the popularization of World Wide Web that search and retrieval as a discipline has grown in importance and popularity.

The interest in enterprise search spiked upward largely in part to the increase use of web search. Enterprise Search is the attempt to make certain types of content available to authorized employees, partners, customers or contractors associated with an organization. The end-users of these organizations needed a solution that would allow them to search their digital data residing on their personal computers, corporate web sites, subscription services, content management systems and departmental servers.

A simple definition of enterprise search states that it is a system that allows an administrator to identify specific content to be indexed, searched and displayed to authorized users. The core features can then be described as:

1) The technology to take a document, index the words in that document and configure that index such that a user can search it.

2) Administrative controls to allow a license to index certain documents and not others, and adjust the system so that the speed of indexing, query processing, relevancy ranking and myriad other attributes can be altered.

3) Logs to record user behavior; for example, the number of queries, the number of hits a document receives, the most frequently used search terms and dozens if not hundreds of other measures.

Outside of these core features the variation in functionality among leading enterprise search vendors is extensive including taxonomy tools, document clustering, data source connectors, guided navigation, entity extraction, semantic technologies and thousands of other extensions and features.

• Information Retrieval
  
• Web Crawling
  
• Relevancy
  
• Autonomy Corporation
  
• Google
  
• Fast Search and Transfer
  
• Vivisimo

CMS Watch: Enterprise Search Report 2006

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Creating a search index is a required step that takes place when a search engine is being used to crawl either the World Wide Web or inside a corporate, proprietary network or a personal computer. Indexing includes the processes associated with identifying the key words in a document. Once the key words are identified, pointers are created to them.

The indexing step can also perform a value-added process in order to create synonyms for words or concepts in a document, identify the specific topics discussed in a document and map the document into an enterprise taxonomy or classification schema. For example, a document may discuss a new technology without referencing a new product initiative, yet still be highly relevant for anyone interested in that initiative.

Indexing functions can include linguistic and semantic services that attempt to read and understand a document. These systems can create a synopsis of the document, identify and extract specific facts in a document, and examine the words and concepts in a document in order to modify the behavior of the indexing system itself. In general, indexing systems that rely on mathematics such as Bayesian logic can index content more quickly than systems that use linguistic and semantic processes. Systems that combine statistical and linguistic systems generally require more computational resources together than a system that uses a statistical approach to indexing.

• Information Retrieval
• Web Crawling
• World Wide Web
• Search Engine

CMS Watch: Enterprise Search Report 2006

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" TELEAVIA, design also matters », this visionary motto appeared in 1963, way before Apple’s design revolution started.

Thomson Company got the famous designer Roger Tallon to revolutionize the shape of TV sets. He later said to explain the trademark’s success and longevity: “It was the first time the shape, the function and the material absolutely intertwined”.

Today, TELEAVIA is still an icon with TV models at the MOMA in NY and in other design museums around the world.

book: DESIGN mirror of the century, editor APCI 1993

page from a reputable website: http://www.tvhistory.tv/1957-Teleavia.htm

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TIKTINER is a famous Designer from the French Riviera whose collections were distributed in France of course, but also in Europe, England and even New York.

For many decades TIKTINER embodied the « joie de vivre » garment from Cannes, St Tropez and Nice: casual and yet so chic. Enough chic to be on cover of magazines such as LIFE and ELLE.

Two complete collections were created every year: blouses, swimsuits, coats and dresses, some of which were exclusively sold in Harrods London and Bergdorf Goodman New York.

In 2008 we will be celebrating the 100th anniversary of TIKTINER!

book: the French Riviera Fashion, editor M&M, 2004

page from a reputable website: www.vintagefashionguild.org/labels.php?page=T&mode=search

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David Milby Gregg is the housemaster of a boarding house at Eton College. He is married to Veronique.

The book that David wrote

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Mr. Brock is a Ap world history teacher, who dosn't like the credability of wikipedia

www.irvingisd.net/nimitz

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Kiawah Island is a prestegious links golf course in South Carolina,USA. The course has a large amount of water and sand as you would expect for a links golf course.

The course is most famous for hosting the 1991 Ryder Cup dubbed 'war on the shore' due to the hostile crowd and the fued between {{tlx|Seve Ballesteros}} and {{tlx|Paul Azinger}} The US team eventually triumphed 14.5 to 13.5 with {{tlx|Bernhard Langer}} missing a crucial putt on the last green which will have given the Europeans victory.

86.132.191.228 18:03, 25 September 2006 (UTC)

[http://http://observer.guardian.co.uk/osm/story/0,,1295146,00.html]

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Civil War Revivals were when the soldiers pimped pros, P DIddy was the leader and made it imposible to be a pimp. chiccachacha b

Boom Chikeezie

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Well known South-East London Cricket Club notable for being the club to provide the last amateur to play cricket for England - Jack Martin. Currently celebrating its 100 year anniversary.

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Achieve360points.com is a website dedicated to game achievements on the Xbox 360. It's main purpose is to list each achievement for every Xbox 360 game, and to give the reader detailed information on how to attain these achievements by providing information on secret achievements, walkthroughs, tips and strategies, and glitches or errors that prevent achievements from being attained.

We also offer several other features besides achievements, including, but not limited to:

Interviews with Gamers and Developers

Articles regarding 360 Topics

Achievement, Walkthrough and Strategy Guides

Reviews on 360 titles

Xbox Live Marketplace Map

http://www.achieve360points.com/about/

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Young Gunz first came out in1999 in Bermuda, they started Djing public dances and different events. CEO Drew aka Skip brought the sound out along with chris aka Shady, Chris D aka chicken, Justin aka Snake and a couple of other guys in the click.

As years went by so did Young Gunz, they slowly got bigger and and slowly started to accumulate dubplates (professional artist bigging up a their sound) from locals, when they got their first forgien dubplate which was Sean Paul, it been one good thing after another since that and they have never stopped.

From 2002 to about the end of 2003 summer they really wasn't too much with the sound. Shady went off to school and Chicken started working full time snd left Drew by him self. That when Skip asked an up and comer at the time David aka Big D to join the sound. When he joined he soon linked up with a sound called Stalwart and been workin with them ever since. Both sounds teamed up and started playing every tuesday night on Bermynet (Bermuda's number one entertainment website and party organiser) and booking cruises at least once a month. Things were just getting started for the sound, when Henery aka Porta-G joined the family. they became stronger and were now getting forgien dubplates every week.

Young Gunz have been in a few sound clashes (Dj's busting out their dubplates in a music battle) and have done pretty good, and thats when summer 2004 came around and they were in the biggest sound clash of the summer. YoungGunz-Vs.-Rapid Fya-Vs.-Supatone. They finished second however the experience made them better. By then Scotty aka Round Head and Keegan aka Keebla had joined the sound thins were comming together even better now.

They are one of the few young sounds on Bermuda who are still going strong, they entertain the people by playing nice vibes all night and play what the people want to hear. They also play old songs if thats what the people want to hear.

www.bermynet.com

www.younggunzsound.piczo.com

www.bermyvibez.piczo.com

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Due to the running out of fresh water supplies, the World bank has supported the policy of water privatization. In 1998 the World Bank would not give a $25 million (US)loan to Cochabamba to improve water services unless it privatized its public water system, it was eventually sold to Bechtel who doubled water prices, making water bills account for over half of the average citizen's monthly wage. The loan that the World Bank granted was not allowed to subsidize the poor for water bills and this made the situation worse. On April 10 2000, hundreds of thousands of Bolivians marched to Cochabamba and in responce the government revoked Bechtel's water privatisation legislation, making it a victory for the thousands that couldn't afford to pay their water bills.

http://www.edcnews.se/Reviews/Barlow2000.html

http://www.edcnews.se/Reviews/WorldBankDevNews2000 - A rebutal by the WTO to above article

http://www.democracyctr.org/waterwar/ - details on protests and violence, as well as the use of water for profit

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Matt Smockho is an actor, and in 1992, starred in the adult film, "Prongs on Parade". He won the award for most popular man-on-man scene in an adult film, and also starred in the sequel, "Even More Prongs."

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Nike Is A Respected Clothing company who made it big in the Golf sponsorship Area When They Started To Sponsor Eldrick "Tiger" Woods. He Was and still is one of the most known names in

the world today, both golf and on the street. Nike Now has whole lines of golf clothing shoes,clubs and balls.Nike golf Also Sponsors Many other Professionals such as paul casey,Justin leonard and carl petterson.Nike golf not only Makes clubs for adults they also Make clubs for children golfers And the Prize driver for nike golf is the Sasquatch.

information provided by Nike.com, Wikipedia.org and my own personal knowledge

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Calvin E. Simmons, American musician and conductor, [1950 - 1982) born in Oakland, Alameda County, California. At the age of nine he entered the Bay Area's musical scene and began living his dream of becoming a world-class musician. By the age of eleven, he was conducting the San Francisco Boys Chorus. After working as assistant conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic he became musical director of the Oakland Symphony at age twenty-eight. He was the first African-American to be named conductor of a major U.S. symphony orchestra and a frequent guest conductor with some of the nation's major opera companies and orchestras. He died in a canoeing accident in 1982, at the age of thirty-two.

http://query.nytimes.com archives article dated, August 23, 1982 and September 9, 1982. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, California web link below http://www.cypresslawn.com/notables_simmons.html

and the posting of his bio my I, John T. Griffith on Find A Grave at link below

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7680460&pt=Calvin%20Simmons

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The Reykjavik City Museum (Árbæjarsafn) is the Reykjavik municipal museum and also the biggest Open Air Museum in Iceland. The Museum was founded in 1957, when the city authorities decided to preserve the old farmstead of Árbær which was located on the borders of Reykjavik. At the time there were plans to redevelop the City Centre of Reykjavik and the City authorities wanted to preserve examples of building around the farm. The first building was moved in 1961 and some 20 more buildings have been moved since. As of 2006 there are further plans to move houses to the site.

The purpose of the Museum is to give the public an insight into living conditions, work and recreations of the people of Reykjavik in earlier times. The Museum is opened from June till August, 10 – 17 every day. Special events are held during weekends and public holidays. During the winter months there are special guided tours by the staff Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at 13.

Hegli M. Sigurðsson, et al: Árbær Museum Guidebook.Árbæjarsafn, 2001.

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Donald Shaw Ramsay was the pipe major. When he was 20, Donald Ramsay was the youngest pipe major of the british army. Since then he commanded the Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band who won the World Pipe Band Championship in 1950 and 1954 under his command. When he was in San Fransisco (due to an injury in the police force) he led the City of San Francisco Pipe Band to win the California Pipe Band Championship for the first time in history.

In 1964 the Invergordon Distillery Pipe Band were commanded to play for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. They were also commanded to play for the Queen's mother in 1966. The Pipe Major has played in for many royal families such as the Danish royal family.

Donald Ramsay first recruit was Drum Major, Alex Duthart, recognised for his Drumming throughout the world.

Since then, with Alex Duthart, Donald Ramsay has won countless awards for the Invergordon Pipe Band. He set the standard for pipe bands around the world. Because of Donald Shaw Ramsay the Invergordon Distillery Pipe Band is arguably the greatest pipe band in the world.

http://www.invergordonoffthewall.co.uk/distillery-pipe-band-g.asp

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Victor B. Geller ...... in Jerusalem.

:Category:Theology

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The Girandoni Air Rifle was a rifle designed by Bartholomäus Girandoni circa 1779. Also known as the Windbüchse, it was of the same basic size and shape as other muskets of the time, but was powered by compressed air instead of gun powder. It fired a 51 caliber ball, at a velocity similar to that of a modern 45 ACP, from a tubular amgazine with a capacity of 20 balls. With a full air resevoir in the buttstock the Girandoni Air Rifle had the capacity to shoot 30 shots. These balls were effective to aproximately 150 yards.

The Girandoni Air Rifle was in service with the Austrian army from 1780 to around 1815. The advantages of a high rate of fire, no smoke from propellants, and low muzzle report granted it initial acceptence, but it was eventually removed from service for several reasons. While the detachable air resevoir was capable of around 30 shots it took nearly 1500 pumps of a hand pump to pump those resevoirs. In addition, the weapon was very delicate and a small break could make it inoperable. Finally, it was very different from any other weapon of the time and any soldier using it needed to be highly trained.

The Girandoni Air Rifle was an important first. It was one of the first uses of a tubular magazine, the coil spring, and air compression for firearms. And, although it saw service for only 35 years, it was more advanced in design and technology then the Henry rifle which didn't arrive for another fifty years.

[http://www.beemans.net/images/Austrian%20airguns.htm]

[http://staff.sunrise.it/polovalboite/giacomel/benemeriti1.htm]

[http://www.braunschweiger-feldkorps.de/windbuechse.htm]

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Amaranth Advisors is a US-based hedge fund. In September, 2006, Amaranth Advisors lost about $6 billion (about 2/3 of its capital), due to the activities of a "rogue trader" who took highly-leveraged positions in the natural-gas futures market.

• [http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/index.php?menuID=2&subID=931&WT.srch=1]

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Ryan Leech is a notorious trials rider. He is famous for his appearances in movies such as ROAM and his own movie, Manifesto, based on a new riding style he created himself.

www.ryanleech.com[http://www.ryanleech.com]

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CA-841 was the first AFJROTC to open in the year of 1984. We are located in Sacramento, CA at C.K. McClatchy High School. We are one of the most notorious cadet groups in California, usually winning Outstanding Group and other various awards.

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Templates Published by Juan Soulie

Last update on May 16, 2006 at 10:28pm

Function templates

Function templates are special functions that can operate with generic types. This allows us to create a function template whose functionality can be adapted to more than one variable type or class without repeating the code for each type.

This is achieved through template parameters. A template parameter is a special kind of parameter that can be used to pass a type as parameter. These function templates can use these parameters as if they were regular types.

The format for declaring function templates with type parameters is:

template function_declaration;

template function_declaration;

The only difference between both prototypes is the use of either the keyword class or the keyword typename. Its use is indistinct since both expressions have exactly the same meaning and behave exactly the same way.

For example, to create a template function that returns the greater one of two objects we could use:

template

myType GetMax (myType a, myType b) {

return (a>b?a:b);

}

Here we have created a template function with myType as its template parameter. This template parameter represents a type that has not yet been specified, but that can be used in the template function as if it were a regular type. As you can see, the function template GetMax returns the greater of two parameters of this still-undefined type.

To use this function template we use the following format for the function call:

function_name (parameters);

For example, to call GetMax to compare two integer values of type int we can write:

int x,y;

GetMax (x,y);

When the compiler encounters this call to a template function, it uses the template to automatically generate a function replacing each appearance of myType by the type passed as the actual template parameter (int in this case) and then calls it. This process is automatically performed by the compiler and is invisible to the programmer.

Here is the entire example:

// function template

1. include

using namespace std;

template

T GetMax (T a, T b) {

T result;

result = (a>b)? a : b;

return (result);

}

int main () {

int i=5, j=6, k;

long l=10, m=5, n;

k=GetMax(i,j);

n=GetMax(l,m);

cout << k << endl;

cout << n << endl;

return 0;

}

6

10

In this case we have used T as the template parameter name instead of myType because it is shorter and in fact is a very common template parameter name. But you can use any identifier you like.

In the example above we used the function template GetMax() twice. The first time with arguments of type int and the second one with arguments of type long. The compiler has instantiated and then called each time the appropriate version of the function.

As you can see, the type T is used within the GetMax() template function even to declare new objects of that type:

T result;

Therefore, result will be an object of the same type as the parameters a and b when the function template is instantiated with a specific type.

In this specific case where the generic type T is used as a parameter for GetMax the compiler can find out automatically which data type has to instantiate without having to explicitly specify it within angle brackets (like we have done before specifying and ). So we could have written instead:

int i,j;

GetMax (i,j);

Since both i and j are of type int, and the compiler can automatically find out that the template parameter can only be int. This implicit method produces exactly the same result:

// function template II

1. include

using namespace std;

template

T GetMax (T a, T b) {

return (a>b?a:b);

}

int main () {

int i=5, j=6, k;

long l=10, m=5, n;

k=GetMax(i,j);

n=GetMax(l,m);

cout << k << endl;

cout << n << endl;

return 0;

}

6

10

Notice how in this case, we called our function template GetMax() without explicitly specifying the type between angle-brackets <>. The compiler automatically determines what type is needed on each call.

Because our template function includes only one template parameter (class T) and the function template itself accepts two parameters, both of this T type, we cannot call our function template with two objects of different types as arguments:

int i;

long l;

k = GetMax (i,l);

This would not be correct, since our GetMax function template expects two arguments of the same type, and in this call to it we use objects of two different types.

We can also define function templates that accept more than one type parameter, simply by specifying more template parameters. For example:

template

T GetMin (T a, U b) {

return (a

}

In this case, our function template GetMin() accepts two parameters of different types and returns an object of the same type as the first parameter (T) that is passed. For example, after that declaration we could call GetMin() with:

int i,j;

long l;

i = GetMin (j,l);

or simply:

i = GetMin (j,l);

even though j and l have different types. But the compiler can determine the apropriate instantiation anyway.

Class templates

We also have the possibility to write class templates, so that a class can have members that use template parameters as types. For example:

template

class pair {

T values [2];

public:

pair (T first, T second)

{

values[0]=first; values[1]=second;

}

};

The class that we have just defined serves to store two elements of any valid type. For example, if we wanted to declare an object of this class to store two integer values of type int with the values 115 and 36 we would write:

pair myobject (115, 36);

this same class would also be used to create an object to store any other type:

pair myfloats (3.0, 2.18);

The only member function in the previous class template has been defined inline within the class declaration itself. In case that we define a function member outside the declaration of the class template, we must always precede that definition with the template <...> prefix:

// class templates

1. include

using namespace std;

template

class pair {

T a, b;

public:

pair (T first, T second)

{a=first; b=second;}

T getmax ();

};

template

T pair::getmax ()

{

T retval;

retval = a>b? a : b;

return retval;

}

int main () {

pair myobject (100, 75);

cout << myobject.getmax();

return 0;

}

100

Notice the syntax of the definition of member function getmax:

template

T pair::getmax ()

Confused by so many T's? There are three T's in this declaration. The first one is the template parameter. The second T refers to the type returned by the function. And the third T (the one between angle brackets) is also a requirement. It specifies that this function's template parameter is also the class template parameter.

Template specialization

If we want to define a different implementation for a template when a specific type is passed as template parameter, we can declare a specialization of that template.

For example, let's suppose that we have a very simple class called container that can store one element of any type and that it has just one member function called increase, that increases its value. But we find that when it stores an element of type char it would be more convenient to have a completely different implementation with a function member uppercase, so we decide to declare a class template specialization for that type:

// template specialization

1. include

using namespace std;

template

class container {

T element;

public:

container (T arg) {element=arg;}

T increase () {return ++element;}

};

template <>

class container {

char element;

public:

container (T arg) {element=arg;}

char uppercase ();

};

template <>

char container::uppercase()

{

if ((element>='a')&&(element<='z'))

element+='A'-'a';

return element;

}

int main () {

container myint (7);

container mychar ('j');

cout << myint.increase() << endl;

cout << mychar.uppercase() << endl;

return 0;

}

8

J

This is the syntax used in the class template specialization:

template <> class container { ... };

First of all, notice that we precede the class template name with template<>. This is a requirement in standard C++ for all template specializations, although some compilers, as an anachronism, support to declare template specialization without this prefix.

But more important than this prefix, is the specialization parameter after the class template name. This specialization parameter itself identifies the type for which we are going to declare a template class specialization (char). Notice the differences between the generic class template and the specialization:

template class container { ... };

template <> class container { ... };

The first line is the generic template, and the second one is the specialization.

When we declare specializations for a template class, we must also define all its members, because there is no inheritance of members from the generic template to the specialization.

Non-type parameters for templates

Besides the template arguments that are preceded by the class or typename keywords , which represent types, templates can also have regular typed parameters, similar to those found in functions. As an example, have a look at this class template that is used to contain sequences of elements:

// sequence template

1. include

using namespace std;

template

class sequence {

T memblock [N];

public:

void setmember (int x, T value);

T getmember (int x);

};

template

void sequence::setmember (int x, T value) {

memblock[x]=value;

}

template

T sequence::getmember (int x) {

return memblock[x];

}

int main () {

sequence myints;

sequence myfloats;

myints.setmember (0,100);

myfloats.setmember (3,3.1416);

cout << myints.getmember(0) << '\n';

cout << myfloats.getmember(3) << '\n';

return 0;

}

100

3.1416

It is also possible to set default values or types for class template parameters. For example, if the previous class template definition had been:

template class sequence {..};

We could create objects using the default template parameters by declaring:

sequence<> myseq;

Which would be equivalent to:

sequence myseq;

Templates and multiple-file projects

From the point of view of the compiler, templates are not normal functions or classes. They are compiled on demand, meaning that the code of a template function is not compiled until an instantiation with specific template arguments is required. At that moment, when an instantiation is required, the compiler generates a function specifically for those arguments from the template.

When projects grow it is usual to split the code of a program in different source code files. In these cases, the interface and implementation are generally separated. Taking a library of functions as example, the interface generally consists of declarations of the prototypes of all the functions that can be called. These are generally declared in a "header file" with a .h extension, and the implementation (the definition of these functions) is in an independent file with c++ code.

Because templates are compiled when required, this forces a restriction for multi-file projects: the implementation (definition) of a template class or function must be in the same file as its declaration. That means that we cannot separate the interface in a separate header file, and that we must include both interface and implementation in any file that uses the templates.

Since no code is generated until a template is instantiated when required, compilers are prepared to allow the inclusion more than once of the same template file with both declarations and definitions in a project without generating linkage errors.

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/templates.html

Slomar 06:41, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

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Igor Kostolevsky is a prominent Russian movie and stage actor. He has won the "Nardodniy Artist" prize, literally meaning "Artist of the People,"

which is the highest honor for any actor/actress in the USSR and then the Russian Federation. Kostolevsky's most famous film is arguably Teheran-43.

Kostolevsky currently resides in Moscow, Russia.

http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/filmography.html?p_id=143169

(this is a stub, more than an article. I feel that if Teheran-43 merits an article, Kostolevsky does also; or he should be included in the Teheran-43 article)

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[http://www.moddin.net Moddin'.net] is a leading UK based [computer modification] site. Founded in July 2001 by Anthony Main (aka Tigermain) and a small team of modders, it has grown to cover all areas of the computer modification industry. Producing high quality unbiased reviews of commercial products together with articles for DIY modifications the site provides a resource for all your modification needs. With an extremely friendly and supportive [http://www.moddin.net/forum community forum] the site welcomes readers to submit their own work for discussion and help by the staff or other community members.

The site has been supported over the years by professional relationships with some of the world's leading computer hardware manufacturers who have provided parts and equipment for use in the many projects and articles the staff have written. This together with various media publications has given the site a strong position in the modding world.

Currently the site is going under a full rewrite and refurbishment which aims to bring a community/web 2.0 approach to the scene as soon as possible.

The site can be found at [http://www.moddin.net http://www.moddin.net]

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Young Gunz first came out in1999 in Bermuda, they started Djing public dances and different events. CEO Drew aka Skip brought the sound out along with chris aka Shady, Chris D aka chicken, Justin aka Snake and a couple of other guys in the click.

As years went by so did Young Gunz, they slowly got bigger and and slowly started to accumulate dubplates (professional artist bigging up a their sound) from locals, when they got their first forgien dubplate which was Sean Paul, it been one good thing after another since that and they have never stopped.

From 2002 to about the end of 2003 summer they really wasn't too much with the sound. Shady went off to school and Chicken started working full time snd left Drew by him self. That when Skip asked an up and comer at the time David aka Big D to join the sound. When he joined he soon linked up with a sound called Stalwart and been workin with them ever since. Both sounds teamed up and started playing every tuesday night on Bermynet (Bermuda's number one entertainment website and party organiser) and booking cruises at least once a month. Things were just getting started for the sound, when Henery aka Porta-G joined the family. they became stronger and were now getting forgien dubplates every week.

Young Gunz have been in a few sound clashes (Dj's busting out their dubplates in a music battle) and have done pretty good, and thats when summer 2004 came around and they were in the biggest sound clash of the summer. YoungGunz-Vs.-Rapid Fya-Vs.-Supatone. They finished second however the experience made them better. By then Scotty aka Round Head and Keegan aka Keebla had joined the sound thins were comming together even better now.

They are one of the few young sounds on Bermuda who are still going strong, they entertain the people by playing nice vibes all night and play what the people want to hear. They also play old songs if thats what the people want to hear.

www.bermynet.com

www.bermyvibez.piczo.com

www.younggunzsound.piczo.com

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Benno Jaffé

1840-1923. chemist, councilman in Berlin-Charlottenburg. -> Jaffe-Strasse Berlin

62.154.243.10 11:56, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

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messiah is a line of powerful animation & rendering products specifically designed to handle the most demanding character animation & rendering needs. To meet the varied needs of studios and hobbyists, messiah is available in three forms, messiah:animate, messiah:studio Workstation, and messiah:studio Pro.

messiah:animate includes: animation & rigging, host connections and plug-in API

messiah:studio workstation includes: animation & rigging, rendering & shading (1 node), host connections and plug-in API

messiah:studio professional includes: animation & rigging, rendering & shading (unlimited nodes), host connections, plug-in API and messiah:develop a visual plug-in development module (coming soon in a free update to for messiah:studio pro).

Overview.

All three versions of messiah include the full version of messiah:animate. messiah:animate is our core animation package whose award-winning technologies have been developed by, and in conjunction with, some of the industry's top companies and artists. It is a user-driven production-centered product that has become indispensable for everything from films and commercials, to music videos and games.

messiah:animate/studio can be used as a stand-alone animation package or as a powerful addition to Maya, 3D Studio MAX, LightWave and Cinema 4D. One of messiah's many unique capabilities includes the ability to set up an animation and, through messiah's host connections, run that animation and use it in any of the host programs messiah can connect to. Maya users love messiah's powerful and easy rigging capabilities, such as the ability to setup custom control rigs with Armature, without having to write MEL scripts. Another favorite is messiah's "smart bones", that work the way you want immediately, without requiring weight maps (though weighting systems can be used too).

Information about pmG

pmG Worldwide was founded in January 2000 by Dan Milling, Lyle Milton and Fori Owurowa with the goal of creating next- generation animation and visual effects software. We're dedicated to being not just different, but better.

pmG's founders have created some of the most impactful products in the 3D marketplace. Fori Owurowa, with 20 years of CGI experience, has contributed a progressive series of advancements such as MetaNURBS®, Puppet Master™, Metamation, Morph Gizmo, and FreeForm 3D. Lyle Milton spent 10 years at AT&T Bell Laboratories and AT&T Advanced Communication Laboratories as an award-winning artist, project manager, technology visualizer and marketer. As co-founder of One and Only Media, he created LightWave plug-ins such as MacroForm and FXtremePRO, and co-wrote the book, 3D Modeling the Natural Way. Dan Milling, a former LightWave 3D programmer, was the developer of Translator 3D, and co-developed Morph Gizmo with Fori.

Contact Info

Here are e-mail addresses for contacting the various divisions at pmG.

General Information: info@projectmessiah.com

Customer Support: customersupport@projectmessiah.com

Technical Support: techsupport@projectmessiah.com

Dealer Inquiries: dealerinfo@projectmessiah.com

Sources:

http://www.creative-3d.net/manimate3.cfm

http://www.projectmessiah.com

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Moyross is the largest housing estate in Limerick and is situated on the north side of the city. Built between 1973 and 1987, it is located near Thomond Park and the Limerick Institute of Technology. There are more than 1,200 houses in the estate. About 5,500 people live in the various estates that make up Moyross.

Moyross is divided into different areas. These include Cosgrave Park. Daglish Park, Pineview Gardens,Delmege Park, Castle Park, Sarsfield Gardens, Craeval Park, Cliona Park, College Avenue and Glenagross.

The Limerick estate has a notorious reputation for crime and violence. Recent years have seen serious crimes in Limerick being linked with feuds between criminal gangs within certain areas of the city, mainly Moyross, Southill and St. Mary's Park. Anti-social behaviour has escalated hugely in the second half of 2006, culminating with an horiffic petrol bomb attack in which two children suffered extensive burns after their mother's car was set alight.

Sunday World newspaper, Limerick Wikipedia page, http://historical-debates.oireachtas.ie/D/0417/D.0417.199203110133.html

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Lisa Anne Maxwell is a rock singer/songwriter from Benalla, North East Victoria, Australia. To date she has released two singles ("Bad Day EP" and "Never Coming Back Here Again", 2005) and one album ("Select Vacancy", 2006).

Signed to an Arts Victoria funded music project titled "The Bent Incubator" in 2003, Lisa received radio airplay with her track "Say What I Mean", which featured on the compilation. This resulted in a three album deal with producer and former Bent Records boss Jamie Durrant's label, Essential Music Australia.

Lisa Maxwell's debut EP "Bad Day", released in 2005, spawned the popular instrumental track "Harmonic Rock", which received high rotation on Austrlaia's national music video show Rage (TV program). This clip, along with her subsequent music videos have been featured on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's "Video On Demand" site, which presents clips from a select few artists each week. Lisa Maxwell's music has received airplay the UK, Japan, USA, and Canada as well as across Australian radio.

A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, Lisa Maxwell has performed a variety of instruments on her recordings, including lead and rhythm guitar, bass guitar, Wurlitzer, dulcimer and piano, as well as engineered and co-produced. She has also engineered sessions for Lillian Thoms and Lelu.

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[http://www.lisamaxwell.net Lisa Maxwell Official Website]

Bad Day EP, 2005

Never Coming Back Here Again (single), 2005

Select Vacancy (album), 2006

APRAP (Australia)

The Border Mail (Albury/Wodonga, Australia)

Music Australia Guide (Australia)

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=LISA|MAXWELL&sql=11:itazefwk7gfn~T0

http://www.thedwarf.com.au/nd/albumreviews/select_vacancy_lisa_maxwell

http://www.girl.com.au/lisa-maxwel-bad-day.htm

http://www.lillianthoms.com

http://www.lelu.com.au

http://www.soulshine.com.au/news.php?newsID=138

http://www.accessallareas.net.au/artists/lisamaxwell.php

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http://www.udbodhan.org/bagarea.htm

http://www.boloji.com/society/0041.htm

www.chinahistoryforum.com/index.php?act=findpost&pid=4774038

http://rspas.anu.edu.au/papers/rmap/Wpapers/rmap_wp28.pdf

http://wean1.ulib.org/Books-Finished/Cities/RTF/00000077.rtf

http://nadia.nic.in/Tourism-Details/tourism-details.html

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Plot Summary:

In this episode Ash, Misty and Brock find themselves lost in a forest again because of Ash's poor knowledge of navigation. The trio desperately finds a way out but they fail. As darkness

falls they see ghostly faces appear on trees and they try to get away from it, as they ran for their lives they saw Gary Oak and his Hoothoot. Gary's Hoothoot scares the ghosts away and advises Ash to rent a Hoothoot in order to get out of the forest. Ash rents a Hoothoot from an old woman called Aghata and eventually gets out of the forest.

Trivia

The Hoothoot which Ash rented is very fond of pretty girls (ex. Misty)

The Who's that pokemon is Bellosom

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Redirect to Presentation Layer

All other layers of the OSI model have a redirect except this one

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Roam is a computer magazine in Australia which is dedicated to mobile computing and related topics such as wireless, mobile phones, GPS systems and 'tech travel'.

It is published monthly by Derwent Howard Publishing, which also publishes (under licence from Future Networks) Australian editions of UK-based magazines such as T3, Official Xbox Magazine, Official PlayStation Magazine and Official Windows XP Magazine.

Roam was created and launched in May 2005 by David Flynn, who had previously launched an all-Australian edition of Official Windows XP Magazine in May 2004 after leaving APC magazine, which he edited from March 2001. Roam Deputy Editor Jenneth Orantia was appointed editor when Flynn resigned from Derwent Howard in December 2005.

Although Roam began with a strong focus on mobile computing for the 'power user, road warrior and business traveller', in early 2006 it shifted its emphasis towards the aspects of mobile computing for the small to medium business. Its tagline is Australia's mobile computing authority

• [http://www.roam-magazine.com.au Roam Website]

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PMB is an opensource platform for library cataloging. It's a free software underlicence CeCILL, developed by PMB Services.

PMB is a full-web application, based on Apache + PHP + MySQL. PMB works under Linux, MacOS X or Windows.

According to an investigation published in Livre Hebdo (n°635 of March 3 of 2006), PMB is classified third SIGB in France in 2005 by the number of installations, counting 165 installations. Company PMB Services declares more than 150 customers to its offers of maintenance, lodging, etc and more than 800 users of PMB all over the world.

• Livres Hebdo, 3 mars 2006, n°365
• [http://www.sigb.net/communaute wiki, forum, listes de discussion des utilisateurs]

Gautiermichelin 14:24, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

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www.wikipedia/snow_patrol

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Steve Bowlzer is a well-known A-Level Computing lecturer at the City of Sunderland College. His chuckle and humerous mannerisms follow him everywhere, and his is greatly noted for his apparaisal of Linux and Java, and his hatred of any Apple-related products.

City of Sunderland College Website (http://www.citysun.ac.uk/)

212.219.119.150 14:58, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

Steve is mostly well known for his hilarious comment 'Maths is better than sex!' which is trademarked by him. He is also well known for being the biggest genoius in the world... BETTER THEN NEWTON. Steve used to work in south africa stargazing. and he sed look theres the stars u can now find this "stupid expression" in the british book of world records. He has also done many other exciting things like being knocked over by a wild boar in australia. And teaching USE OF MATHS class in Usworth College... We in the class appreciate this grately :)

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No source... just a redirect.

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Solid Gold Chartbusters is a British recording duo best known for "I Wanna 1-2-1 With You," a novelty-pop record which sampled a cellphone ring. Though BBC Radio 1 refused to play the song, it nonetheless climbed into the top 20 in December of 1999. The band consisted of Jimmy Cauty and Guy Pratt.

Costumes from its music video were later used in an unusual advertising campaign

in which online film clips purportedly showing pranksters stealing the

cellphones of unsuspecting passersby.

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpYUeYzE2yM Video for I Wanna 1-2-1 With You]

[http://www.10zenmonkeys.com/2006/09/07/the-cell-phone-murders/ News article on the music video]

67.180.109.240 16:20, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

Where do you get the info from that it was a top 20 hit?

I don't think WP:KLF (me pretty much) has any interest in stubbing this out at the moment. It was a hugely insignificant attempt by Cauty to have a big hit record. It didn't work. Of course we know about the song and it has a few links, but we'll get to it when we get to it (if ever). If anyone else wants to create a stub feel free.

Note: "a British recording duo best known for "I Wanna 1-2-1 With You,"" is blatantly incorrect. They're known only for that one song, and most people would never have heard of them. If the article is created it should be called I Wanna 1-2-1 With You and be about the song, since they were one hit wonders and Cauty and Pratt already have articles. --kingboyk 15:28, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

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Situated in the town of Vineland, Ontario, Canada on the slopes of the Niagara Escarpment with Lake Ontario in the distance, Vineland Estates Winery has been consistently referred to as "Niagara's Premiere Wine & Culinary Experience".

In 1979 fifty acres of the 75 acre Estate were planted with German Riesling vines. Established on a homestead dating back to 1845, the Estate, while utilizing many of the original historic buildings has evolved into a world class winery and restaurant.

The slopes of the new vineyards contain recent plantings of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc vines, imported directly from French nurseries.

From expanded vineyards of European vinifera grape vines, Vineland Estates Winery produces a wide range of both red and white wines, as well as world renowned Icewines. The production of the winery is currently 50,000 cases and much of the wine is sold on site in the Winery Boutique. They also export wine to Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the United States of America, United Kingdom, as well as the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec.

The Restaurant @ Vineland Estates Winery, is a 4-Diamond Award winning restaurant. It features local Niagara cuisine, throughout the year. Private groups can book the historic stone Carriage House which dates back to 1857 for elegant private functions as well as special occasions, receptions, small weddings and meetings.

Article about origin of grape plantings in Niagara & Vineland: http://www.citizen.on.ca/news/2006/0831/Columns/039.html

Company Website: http://www.vineland.com/

Article regarding the production of wine and grape varieities: http://www.wineterroirs.com/2006/06/vineland_estate.html

Fodors Review of Restaurant: http://www.fodors.com/wire/archives/002090.cfm

Canadian Corporate News Press Release: http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-72857246.html

Vineland 16:33, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

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Amy Andersen (an-der-sin) born January 3, 1987, is a well known student of Brigham Young University. She is most well known for her incredible academic acheivement. Entering medical school next year, she will train to become a cardiologist and graduate at the age of 26. Her skills in music performance are unprecedented and she is a multi-instrumentalist. He father is the reknown orthopedic specialist and co-creater of TOSH (The Orthopedic Specialty Hosptial) Dr. Rosenberg of Salt Lake City, Utah.

Other accomplishments include, but are not limited to:

- Scoring 31 on the ACT

- Running the Boston Marathon

- Volunteering at Sorenson Medical Research Laboratories

- Volunteering to help the deaf and hard-of-hearing community

- Writing a book with the Fiercesome Foursome

Having written several albums on different countries around the world, she plans to pair up with Sufjan Stevens and write several more. Amy Andersen plays the following instruments:

Banjo, Guitar, Piano, Drums, Violin, Oboe, the Wind Chimes, Brad's rickity Accordian, the Trumpet, the Harpsichord, and the Tambourine, oh lord help us!

TOSH, The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital website.

Brasdkasteler 16:37, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

155.212.84.210 17:32, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

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The Zero-G is a specially-adapted Airbus A300. The Plane was designed and built by

Europe to simulate gravity-free conditions. To simulate zero gravity the plane

flies in a series of roller-coaster like parabolas, creating between 20 and 22 seconds of weightlessness at the top of the curve. Zero-G operates out of Bordeaux, France.

http://fullcoverage.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060924/hl_afp/francehealthspace_060924185209

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Transformational Satellite Communications (TSAT) is a high data rate, United States military satellite communications (MILSATCOM) system that will provide ground-to-orbit radio frequency (RF) and laser communication. TSAT will provide Internet Protocol (IP) routing of communications instead of point-to-point communications used in traditional satellite communications (SATCOM).

TSAT is part of the Department of Defense's (DoD) Transformational Communications Architecture (TCA).

As of January 20, 2004, the first TSAT satellite was scheduled to launch in 2013.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/space/systems/tsat.htm

65.203.130.161 18:14, 26 September 2006 (UTC)

dogballs.com

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Ben Franklin Academy of Dekalb County, Georgia was founded in 1987 by former educators and educational researchers Dr. Wood Smethurst and Dr. Martha Bruner Burdette. Their background included significant work at Emory University researching children and adults in various group and individual settings. Their vast experience also encompassed such accomplishments as co-founding Atlanta area private schools, serving as chairman for multiple educational boards, and teaching experience spanning all ages of students in both public and private environments.

With great knowledge of the educational system, Smethurst and Burdette saw a need for improvement in many aspects of schooling, especially individual attention and education. In November of 1997, Ben Franklin Academy was incorporated to meet the need for a non-profit mainstream school that offered quality individualized instruction in a caring, informally progressive setting, specifically devoted to students who wanted to succeed. The following June of 1988, the school officialy open its doors to the first class of twelve students. Since then, Ben Franklin Academy has increased its enrollment to 120 students and has had an admissions waiting list for the past five years. Since its founding, BFA has graduated over 600 students. The school was accredited as a Special Purpose School by SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools) in 1994 and was reaccredited in 1999.

The Ben Franklin Academy is perhaps Atlanta's most unique school in terms of its operational process and direct teaching methods. Nearly all instruction is one-on-one, with each students cirriculum individualized to fit their specific needs. BFA requires that students participate in a work-study program, calling for the completion of 150 work hours per semester. To accomodate for the mandatory work schedule a typical school-day lasts only 3 and 1/2 hours. However, with extremely low student-to-teacher ratios the objective is to eliminate the bureaucracy and subsequent wasted time in convental schools with large class sizes, presumably leading to more time spent learning. Other noteworthy operations at the school are two fully stocked kitchens in which students may prepare a meal or drink as they so desire, food and drink permissible in the classrooms, a neck-tie dress code allowing hats to be worn, no hall passes or having to ask to use the restroom, and a fifteen minute break in which the students are invited to have a snack or with parental permission, smoke a cigarette in a designated smoking area.

Though limited by small enrollment and limited facilities, BFA has maintained a small but enthusiastic athletics program. The BFA 'Blazers' compete against other local private schools in basketball, baseball, and golf. Notably, Michael Fiore son of PGA tour participant Ed Fiore led the 2004 golf team to the Dekalb cities championship.

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St. Andy's RFC (Rugby Football Club) is a Christian men's rugby team centered in Moscow, ID. They play rugby with other men's teams in the area, including many college teams. They are an independently governed team, and members of the Pacific Northwest Rugby Football Union(PNRFU). They were founded in the fall of 2004 by some college students. In their second season, they ratified a constitution and elected officers, establishing their system of government.

St. Andy's does not require a man to be a professing Christian to be a member of or play for the team, but they do require each player to sign a Player's Contract which obligates him to conduct himself in a way befitting a Christian. Players will be held accountable to their player contract.

They are committed to playing a style of rugby that glorifies our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore we are dedicated to an intelligent, hard-hitting style of play. In this, they seek to minister to their church, Moscow and the entire northwest rugby community. They expect an attitude of respect and humility both on and off the field.

Their goal is to be the best men's rugby team in the country. The church is in a position to gain significant influence over the sport of rugby because of its newness on the American sports scene. They seek to reform rugby culture into something the church can be proud of and glory in. To learn more about what they think about rugby and other things, take a look at their newsletters.

In the past they were entirely funded by the generous donations of individual sponsors. Building on their base of individual supporters, they are now seeking corporate sponsorship. For more information about how to support St. Andy's RFC financially, visit their sponsorship information page.

http://www.standysrfc.com

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Combat Hapkido, or Chon-Tu Kwan, is a new martial art pioneered by Grandmaster Pelligrino. He started the martial art as a method of refining Hapkido into a real street self-defense style. The methods are borrowed from the traditional version of Hapkido and other tactics such as police defense tactics, use of weapons, most notably the don bang (short stick) and long stick, because of this, there is no sport aspect of the style and it is mainly used as a stictly self-defense style.

Combat Hapkido is also based on a scientific approach by focusing on areas of the body where the maxium defense against an on coming attack can be re-directed or stopped. The approach utilizes joint locks, major locks (legs, arms), throws, takedowns and weapons defense.

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yo everyone dont come to this site to look for macro-invertebrates....there is nothing here trust me......this is mrs. garlich's class....of SHS.....GO CLIMBERS

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Leroy Hutson is an African American instrumentalist, composer, arranger, producer and multi-talented performer

He never achieved a level of success that his talent deserved.

Leroy first formed a vocal group in his native New Jersey, but emerged as a soul music talent while attending Howard University in 1970.

There with his room-mate Donny Hathaway, he collaborated on 'The Ghetto', a hit for Donny in early 1970.

Born on 4 June 1945, Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A., Leroy and Donny also sang in the Mayfield Singers, who released one single for Curtis Mayfield in 1967.

Later he teamed up with Deborah Rollins to form Sugar And Spice, recording several singles with some success.

In 1971, Hutson replaced Mayfield in the Impressions and recorded two albums with the group.

Leroy began his solo career on Curtom in 1973 and through 1992 established himself with a successful recording career, recording eight albums and charting with some 13 singles in the U.S.A.

On most of his work, he wrote, produced, arranged and played multiple instruments.

His most successful charting singles were 'All Because Of You' (1975), 'Feel The Spirit' (1976), 'I Do, I Do' (1976), 'Where Did Love Go' (1978), and 'Right Or Wrong' (1979).

When Curtom went out of business in 1980, Leroy's career was essentially on hold and he soon disappeared from the music world, re-appearing briefly for 'Paradise' in 1982.

He later worked for the UK based Expansion Label releasing the 'Shades Of Love' EP.

http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Leroy%20Hutson.html

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Leroy+Hutson

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A unique design for the Early Bronze Age IV oil lamp appeared around 2300 BCE and disappeared 300 short years later. What influenced the design and its quick demise? A major climate change in this region contributed to a shift from urbanism to a semi-nomadic lifestyle and with it,

adaptations of an everyday utensil - the oil lamp.

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Jersey City Public School 2003-2004 Yearbook

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Rivory, is a town in County Cavan, Ireland. Located on Lough Oughter, it has a population estimated at 2415.

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m-w.com (http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?va=scallywag), encyclodpedia brittanica (http://www.britannica.com/ebc/article-9377877)

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At Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church we seek to "run the race that is before us, never giving up... To look only to Jesus, the one who began our faith perfect." (Hebrews 12: 1-2)

We find stength for that race through our pastor's faithful preaching of the Gospel and weekly sharing of the Eucharist.

We enjoy the enriching fellowship of Sunday School, the women's organization, regular get-togethers in Hineman Hall (our church social hall) as a church family, and in Youth Group activities.

Happy to share the blessings we have at Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church, we welcome you and invite you to join us as we grow together in the love of Christ.

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During the early 60s, two friends, one from Barcelona (Arnau) and one from Madrid (Campos) bought a plastics manufacturing company that was bordering on bankruptcy: Madel (Manufacturas Delgado=Delgado Manufacturing). Arnau is the son of the founder of Exin Bros, one of the largest toy makers company in Spain. The same company that made Scalextric slot cars , Exin castillos, Cine Exin and others.

In the begining, Madel manufactured all types of plastic products, not just toys. In 1966/67 they start developing a six-inch ‘poseable doll’. The idea being that it was the perfect scale to fit in a child’s pocket. Their dolls had unique joints based on human articulation . It would have probably been a great hit worldwide if it had been developed by a US company, and not by a small company from Spain…

The first contact with retailers was not successful at all. They felt like boys wouldn't play with dolls. Hasbro heard the same thing while trying to promote GI Joe. Despite the initial cool reception from retailers the product actually ended up selling quite well.

The first madelman figures were released during Xmas 68, in a small display box that was later changed to the standard box in 1971. The early madelman figures didn't have feet but rather pegs onto which the boots were fitted. Also, they had what collectors call ‘crystal eyes’, which were handpainted!

About 75/76, they developed the second madelman figure, which had jointed feet and painted eyes. A female figure was also added to the line. A third body type was released during the last years of Madelman in 82/84. Instead of being a new body, it was just a combination of previously released figures: torso, arms and chest from the male body and the legs of the female body.

Madelman figures were eventually manufactured in Mexico, by Exinmex. The molds made by Exinmex were the same as those made in Spain, but there were remarkable differences in the quality of both the costumes and accessories. Exinmex also released some figures that were different from the Madel Spain line.

The only problem with the figures were that they were too fragile, their hard fingers and knee and elbow joints were easily broken. Still, I don’t think that there are any other action figures from the 60s or 70s figures that are so poseable. Madel stopped making madelman figures in 1984. They eventually closed down all of their toy lines the same year.

One of the reasons Madelman has become so collectible not only in Spain, but in another countries from Europe and even the USA, is the quality of its accessories. You see, Madelman rarely painted their accessories. If something was made in two different colors, such as rifle, they would construct it with 2 seperate pieces, a wooden-like piece and an iron-like piece. Awesome considering the scale!

The Madel vehicles line is also awesome, a jeep that looks like a smaller GI Joe Five Star jeep (identical in every aspect but the scale), a helicopter, horses, caravan wagon, etc…

The variety of figures was quite impressive including Astronauts, Pirates, Cowboys, Military Figures, Super Heroes and even Eskimos!

Today, an increasing number of collectors have discovered the quality and variety that the unique madelman line offers.

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fred born in haiti in 1989 he is the younger brother of j.r. writer.

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Donald Shaw Ramsay was the pipe major. When he was 20, Donald Ramsay was the youngest pipe major of the british army. Since then he commanded the Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band who won the World Pipe Band Championship in 1950 and 1954 under his command. When he was in San Fransisco (due to an injury in the police force) he led the City of San Francisco Pipe Band to win the California Pipe Band Championship for the first time in history.

In 1964 the Invergordon Distillery Pipe Band were commanded to play for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. They were also commanded to play for the Queen's mother in 1966. The Pipe Major has played in for many royal families such as the Danish royal family.

Donald Ramsay first recruit was Drum Major, Alex Duthart, recognised for his Drumming throughout the world.

Since then, with Alex Duthart, Donald Ramsay has won countless awards for the Invergordon Pipe Band. He set the standard for pipe bands around the world. Because of Donald Shaw Ramsay the Invergordon Distillery Pipe Band is arguably the greatest pipe band in the world.

http://www.invergordonoffthewall.co.uk/distillery-pipe-band-g.asp

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University College of Syracuse University is the Syracuse University's college for part-time students. University College students can pursue a degree from any of Syracuse University’s schools through University College.

Recognized as a leader in continuing education, distance learning, and online education, University College offers a variety of degree programs, certificates, and noncredit courses in formats tailored for part-time students. Courses are offered in the evenings, on weekends, online, and through short residency programs. During the summer, courses are offered during the daytime. In addition to serving the academic needs of students pursuing their degrees part-time, University College also offers award-winning workforce training programs and sponsors community service programs.

History

Syracuse University has a 100-year legacy of distinction in continuing education. These historical milestones chronicle the University's pioneering initiatives in continuing education. The program began by offering summer classes to part-time students near and far. Evening classes were added later, and University College was born in 1946. Innovative programs and services for lifelong learners have evolved from several facilities over the years.

1902-The first SU summer session.

1918-The first Evening Session was held on October 18 and made SU one of the first universities in the country open to nontraditional, part-time adult students. Later, the Evening Session became the School of Extension Teaching and Adult Education.

1932-The largest of 33 extension centers in the state opened at Endicott. By 1946 it had grown into Triple Cities College, SU's branch serving Endicott, Johnson City, and Binghamton. (It became Harpur College that joined the state system in 1950 and later became the liberal arts college of SUNY Binghamton.)

1933-The Utica extension center began. (It grew into a two-year branch college of SU by 1946 and soon after evolved into four-year status, awarding its first degrees in 1953.)

1946-The School of Extension was reorganized Reid Hallto form University College (UC) to better serve "adult," working, part-time students, placing adult education on an equal status with the other SU colleges and schools.

1947-Peck Hall (built in 1895 for SU’s former College of Medicine) at 610 East Fayette Street was renovated to accommodate UC.

1951-52-The first SU Tax Institute first provided educational updates for tax lawyers and CPAs.

1953-The Graduate School of Sales Management and Marketing was initiated with Sales and Marketing Executives International.

1953-54-Institutional branch campuses were established. Rome, Endicott, and Poughkeepsie emphasized engineering and science courses for the U.S. Air Force, IBM, and General Electric. At the Chautauqua Center, UC and the School of Education conducted summer courses.

1957-Reid Hall, also at 610 East Fayette Street, which was built in 1914 to house the Syracuse Dispensary, was remodeled and turned over to UC.

1959

-The Humanistic Studies Center began offering short courses and other forms of education to interested adults.

-A grant supported creation of a General Education Program leading to an Associate of Arts degree (now liberal studies).

1962-67-UC managed SU's role as the country's third largest trainer of Peace Corps volunteers.

1963-The Community Leadership Conference first convened political, civic, and business leaders for in depth discussion of issues.

1964-A center of programs for local business and industry was operated by UC with the business administration school.

1965-Thursday Morning Roundtable began as a public service forum for a cross-section of civic leaders in Syracuse; since then it has earned numerous national awards.

1966-SU was one of the nation's first universities to offer independent study degree programs. A grant facilitated initiation of a new Bachelor of Liberal Studies for adults.

1968-Project Opportunity began as an antipoverty program with SU scholarship support for adults who were academically unprepared and financial disadvantaged to attend college. The next year its first grant from the state Higher Education Opportunity Program made it one of the 24 original schools in the state to initiate such a program.

1972-73-The Institute for Retired Professionals began, enabling retirees to remain intellectually active and informed on current issues and problems.

1978-The Onondaga Citizens League was established to facilitate study of local long-range problems and public issues.

1979

-The English Language Institute was created to offer several levels of formal instruction in English as a second language.

-The Legal Assistant Certificate Program was started in cooperation with members of the judiciary and the state and county bar associations.

1991-SU was the only university to develop The Front Line Series of independent study course for U.S. Marines deployed in the Persian Gulf. The courses were later adapted for Marines on a military humanitarian mission in Somalia.

1995-The Center for Business Information Technologies was created, offering its first four certificate computer training programs.

1998-UC, also known as Syracuse University Continuing Education (SUCE), moved to 700 University Ave., on the corner of Adams Street and University Avenue adjacent to Marshall Square Mall. The new UC site is the renovated and modernized former Grover Cleveland residence hall, built in the 1920s as an upscale apartment building. The move brought all University College administrative and student services offices, classrooms, and computer clusters under one roof. This consolidation greatly enhanced UC’s ability to provide an accessible, quality college experience for part-time students.

2000

-The University Continuing Education Association (UCEA) named an SU part-time student the national Outstanding Continuing Education Student.

-The Leadership Institute for Applied Research on Change was formed.

2001

-The state approved UC's four programs of study for adult, part-time students leading to the Bachelor of Professional Studies degree.

-Syrtis, SU Technology-enhanced Instructional Solutions, was established as a business unit that creates instructional design matched to business objectives of clients.

2002-Two undergraduate credit certificate programs are approved for two Bachelor of Professional Studies degree programs: applied computer technology, and legal studies.

2005-As part of UC's Professional Studies curriculum, a distance degree and certificate in Organizational Leadership was launched in a learning format combining online courses with short residency courses.

"The Hill: An Illustrated Biography of Syracuse University, 1870-Present" by John Robert Greene,

Syracuse University Press (December 2000), ISBN: 0815606486

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Writing in the first century A.D., this Syrian writer supplies one of the earliest non-Jewish, non-Christian references to Jesus. His letter has been dated to sometime after 73 A.D., some 40 years after the crucifixion of Jesus. Writing to encourage his son to pursue wisdom, he uses examples of Socrates, Pythagorus and a "wise King" who was executed by the Jews. The British Museum preserves the text of this letter which gives early evidence of a historical Jewish King fitting the description of Jesus.

"The New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable?" by F.F. Bruce, pg 117, Intervarsity Press

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Something.com is somewhat of an enigma. Containing nothing but the word Something.

At the HRWiki.org, they state very little about the Something.com domain. What they do state is that it contains a few hidden images and directories.

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Matrjoschka is made and produced by the german artist Karin Hoerler 2006. With 95 hours (5700 minutes) playtime this is actually the longest film by time.

The world premiere was at the light spectacle Luminale 2006 in Frankfurt-Germany. Matrjoschka was public shown on a outdoor 100sqm LED-screen at the DrKW-building. Starting on 23 april 6:00am it ends on 28 april 2006 at 1:00am. During the night there was a break from 1:00 to 6:00am.

This film is available only in .wmv format (Video for Windows Media Player) on DVD.

The changes, movements in scenes are ultra slow and not directly visible. Matrjoschka pushes the viewer to the limits of its perceptive faculty. It is impossible to watch the film in its entirety, as it is impossible to watch a flower blossom out. It is only realized that the bud became a bloom.

The images and sequences are based on a single photo. The film shows a boy riding a bicycle, a street, houses, garages, sky. Through manifold artist work on every frame however it manifests a very complex visual structure, which reveals piece by piece the inherent notation of things, making their abstract pattern visible. While trying to decode these Cryptographics the viewer will realize that the sense or nonsense of the messages are left to his discretion. At the end of the film the apparent realistic image of the beginning has resolved into a colour- and formcomposition.

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Skip Press is the site for a writer for magazines Readers Digest and TV shows like Algo's Factory (UPN). Press has sold numerous scripts and won awards and Who's Who listings. He has published dozens of books, his most recent being the third edition of How To Write What You Want & Sell What You Write for Barnes & Noble Books.

Following three editions of his Writer's Guide to Hollywood Producers, Directors and Screenwriting Agents,in 2004 Press published The Ultimate Writers Guide to Hollywood. He wrote two editions of the Complete Idiot's Guide to Screenwriting and it was published in Russian in 2004. His "Your Screenwriting Career" is available in over 1,100 schools via Thompson Learning. His students have won many awards and made their own films. His work was featured in an article in Fortune Small Business magazine in 2006.

Press has made many appearances on radio and television, and regularly speaks in Hollywood and across the U.S.

[http://www.skippress.com] [http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=ME3pv54CIA&isbn=0760772339&itm=4] [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0028639448/qid=1138238203/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-1131711-0292863?n=507846&s=books&v=glance] [http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780760761106&itm=1] [http://www.amazon.com/Hollywood-Producers-Directors-Screenwriters-2002-2003/dp/0761531874/sr=1-1/qid=1159453865/ref=sr_1_1/102-1433044-0944153?ie=UTF8&s=books] [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0293997/?fr=c2l0ZT1kZnx0dD0xfGZiPXV8cG49MHxrdz0xfHE9QWxnbydzIEZhY3Rvcnl8ZnQ9MXxteD0yMHxsbT01MDB8Y289MXxodG1sPTF8bm09MQ__;fc=1;ft=22] [http://www.3st.ru/description.asp?id=55] [http://www.screenwritingcourse.com] [http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fsb/fsb_archive/2006/05/01/8376205]

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Chauhadry Muhammad Ali (July 15 1905- December 2,1980). He was born in Jalandar and completed his studies at the Punjab University. He was married to Razia Ghauri, with whom he had five children, respectively named Javed,Khalid,Shahid,Ali and Tahira.He was an extremely hard working man who also wrote the constitution if Pakistan and worked by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah's side at all times.

On October 24, 1954, Malik Ghulam Muhammad dissolved the Constituent Assembly of Muhammad Ali Bogra on the grounds that it had "lost the confidence of the people", and declared a state of emergency in the country. Muhammad Ali Bogra, however, remained as the Prime Minister, since he was again invited to form a cabinet known as the Ministry of Talents. On August 8, 1955, he was dismissed by the acting Governor General, Major General Iskander Mirza in the absence of Malik Ghulam Muhammad, who had gone on a temporary leave and was also subsequently forced to resign due to his ill health. Chaudhry Muhammad Ali was appointed as the new Prime Minister on August 11, 1955.

Chaudhry Muhammad Ali's greatest achievement was framing the Constitution of 1956 and its approval by the Constituent Assembly. The entire country with great joy and enthusiasm celebrated the promulgation of this Constitution on March 23, 1956. The 1956 Constitution was Islamic and democratic in character, acceptable to people of all parts of the country, and had the blessings of almost all schools of thought.

Chaudhry Muhammad Ali, however, could not come up to the bargaining and the deals necessary to reconcile the various interest groups into accepting the One Unit and the adoption of the Constitution. He proved to be a poor politician who failed to control his own party. This ultimately led to his downfall. His greatest blunder was the selection of Dr. Khan Sahib as Chief Minister of the Unified Province of West Pakistan, despite the opposition of the Muslim League. Dr. Khan Sahib was an old Congressman who had opposed the creation of Pakistan, therefore the Muslim League opposed his appointment. Dr. Khan Sahib, however, enjoyed the support of the President Iskander Mirza. He dropped Muslim League members from his cabinet, and by bringing the dissident Muslim Leaguers and other supporters, formed his own party, the Republican Party.

In the Central Government, the Muslim League shared power as a major component of the coalition without being in office in any province. The Republican Party kept growing in number and claimed to be the single largest party in the National Assembly. Prime Minister Chaudhry Muhammad Ali was urged by the Muslim League to act against the West Pakistan Ministry. Chaudhry Muhammad Ali believed that as a Prime Minister, his actions should be governed by the good of the country and not by the resolution of any party. He believed that he was responsible only to the Cabinet and the Parliament. Thus, he refused the demands of the Muslim League. Disgusted with the scenario, Chaudhry Muhammad Ali resigned as a Prime Minister on September 8, 1956, also resigning from his membership of the Muslim League at the same time. His decision to resign of his own accord is considered as a unique example of political decorum in the history of Pakistan.

Sources:

www.storyofpakistan.com

www.answers.com

www.encyclopedia.com

Respected family ( sons, grandsons)

You can find it at Chaudhry Muhammad Ali. Graeme Bartlett (talk) 19:52, 17 December 2007 (UTC)

www.icankpromo.com

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Since his early childhood in Frankfurt, LPs and singles were his favorite toys. His family's interest in music has played a great role on the growth of his love for music. In 1985, the family decided to move to Istanbul where his career as a DJ was going to begin.

His professional music career started, when he became a DJ on one of the famous radio stations in Turkey. Right after showing up in the music scene as a radio DJ, he started to perform at the biggest clubs in Istanbul. Running fast in his music career, he had to give a short break to complete his military service between April-November 1997.

Upon his return to Istanbul, he took scene at Turkey's one and only dance station 'Radio 2019' as a DJ and production manager while he was performing at different clubs in Istanbul. In 1998, he became the resident of the most famous club in Istanbul for two years. His reputation in Turkey was spreading and the number of people appreciating his sound increasing with every event. The big break came in 2002 with the DJ of the Year award. DJ Tarkan was sponsored to play his eclectic house (deep, vocal, jazzy, funky, disco, techy) and deep, dark & dirty tribal progressive sets, which he sharply forms depending on the time, the venue and the crowd, all around the country. His unique mixing style cemented his fan-base around the country, where he is frequently invited to play gigs in different cities.

His creativity and talent was appreciated by the crowds and he was named number one DJ of the year in Turkey again in 2003 and 2004. Now he is at the rank 160 in The World's Largest DJ Directory.

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The momentum continued with bookings from different countries as diverse as Argentina, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Egypt, Georgia, Hungary, Kosovo, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Turkish Republic of North Cyprus and the US.

Based on this success, Tarkan decided to spend more time on productions, releasing tracks based on years of musical experience. His productions and remixes were included in the tracklists and charts of the world's well known dj's like Tiesto, Sasha, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Deep Dish, Sander Kleinenberg, Anthony Pappa, Dave Seaman, Danny Howells, Steve Lawler, Seb Fontaine, Lee Burridge, Markus Schulz and many more.

While doing collaborative productions, Tarkan became close friends with V-SAG from Greece. Both went on tours together and the Turkish-Greek friendship resulted in the No Smoking Recordings label, which is intended to only release the highest standard of deep, tribal and progressive house music. DJ Tarkan and V-SAG have initiated a campaign for the understanding of the music "as is", giving people the opportunity to discover the true meaning of music in its purest form instead of "chemically enhanced fun".

PRODUCTIONS

DJ TARKAN & SOUL TAN featuring ZARA - DEEP DIVE IN ISTANBUL (No Smoking Recordings)

DJ TARKAN - HA PARDON (Swift Records)

DJ TARKAN - 4 SULTAN (Black Chrome Recordings)

DJ TARKAN & DAMMEX FEAT. CAGRI ERALP - IN A DREAM (Sentient Audio Collective)

DJ TARKAN & MERT MEDENI - ON THE WAY (Sentient Audio Collective)

DJ TARKAN & DJ TAN - DISTANCE

REMIXES

V-SAG FEAT KERI - SEND THE ANGELS (DJ TARKAN REMIX)

EMERSIA - PAST RECOLLECTION (DJ TARKAN REMIX) (No Smoking Recordings)

DRIVE FEAT. LUCI ARUNDEL - STAY ( DJ TARKAN & V-SAG REMIX) (No Smoking Recordings)

V-SAG - LATIN MOON (DJ TARKAN REMIX)

SULTAN & TONE DEPTH FEAT. STEPHANIE VEZINA - SAGRES (DJ TARKAN REMIX)

FANTASTIC 2 - OTHER PEOPLE (DJ TARKAN REMIX) (Sentient Audio Collective)

MERT MEDENI - SINTH (DJ TARKAN REMIX) (Sentient Audio Collective)

SIBERIAN SON - DOGMA (DJ TARKAN REMIX) (Toes in the Sand Recordings)

NOEL SANGER FEAT. DAUBY - FORGET (DJ TARKAN & V-SAG REMIX)

LEGA FEAT. JULIE AMADEO - STILL TIME (DJ TARKAN & V-SAG REMIX)

V-SAG FEAT. ELIAS TAMPATHANIS - I WASN'T IMPRESSED ENOUGH (DJ TARKAN & ATMO[S]PHERE REMIX) (Audio Therapy)

ANDREW K & SIMUCK - MAR DE ORO (DJ TARKAN & MERT MEDENI REMIX) (Babylon Records)

DJ Tarkan.com

No Smoking Recordings.com

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J.J. Sass was born a ramblin' man. He tried to make a living the best he could and never stopped believin'. He's in over his head and knows how to save a life. His girl said he has "the lips of an angel."

From www.JJSass2028.tk

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Zheleznodorozhniy (the word in Russian means "Railway") is a suburb of Moscow 10 kilometres east of the city centre, (though it is classified as a city in its own right) in the Moskovskaya Oblast (Moscow Region). As the name implies, it lies on a railway line - the line from Moscow (Kursk Station) to Vladimir, and the station lies at the heart of the town. Indeed, the railwayline is the main form of transport to and from the town - the road network to the area leaves much to be desired and is the subject of some controversy. The population is approximately 100,000. The city was established in 1952 from three worker's settlements: Obiralovka, Kuchino, and Savvino, and two villages: villages Temnikovo and Sergeevka. In 1904 the Aerodynamic Institution was founded in Kuchino - the first in Europe and the second in the world. Scientific work was headed by Professor N. E. Zhukovskiy of Moscow University - one of the founders of modern aerodynamics. The Aerodynamic Institute rise to the development of the settlement Kuchino as a centre of geophysical science, and made the city known to the scientific community in Russia and abroad. The building industry is currently the leading industry in modern Zheleznodorozhniy. Zheleznodorozhniy serves as a commuter town for workers in Moscow, and like most such communities, the most noticeable features of it are numerous blocks of high-rise apartments.

http://wikitravel.org/en/Zheleznodorozhniy

http://istina.inion.ru/e_zhel.htm

http://www.mosoblpress.ru/gelez/showthread.shtml?F=2&T=2908&year=2005&month=03&day=4

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Shane Perry is a rugby league player for the Brisbane Broncos at the position of Halfback. Perry was lured to Sydney by Tommy Raudonikis in 1999, and played 8 games for the Western Suburbs Magpies in their last season as a first grade team.

Perry then continued his career with the Canterbury Bulldogs in 2000. After a single season with the Bulldogs, Perry spent much time in the Queensland cup with the Redcliffe Dolphins, before linking with the Brisbane Broncos in 2006, in order to add depth to their halves.

Perry soon found himself as the Broncos full time half back, following the fall out and subsequent sacking of Brett Seymour

www.broncos.com.au

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Heavy sin - is a term used mainly in a religious context to describe an act that violates a moral code of conduct written in the New Testament.Heavy sins are:

• Murder (Rev 21)

• Lying (Rev 21)

• Paraphilia (1 Cor 6)

• Idolatry (1 Cor 6)

• Prostitution (1 Cor 6)

• Homosexuality (1 Cor 6)

• Theft (1 Cor 6)

• Greed (1 Cor 6)

• Binge drinking (1 Cor 6)

• Profanity (1 Cor 6)

• Robbery (1 Cor 6)

New International version:Bible,New Testament main source Rev 21 and 1 Cor 6

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J.C. Carter born December 31, 1962 has become one of the most popular names in the Gay Industry. Stomping his way into films and photo shoots, clearly he won the hearts of millions. This piece of Hardbody Muscle has worked with some of the best in the biz, (Bobby Blake, Carlo Cox, Max Stone, and the list could go on). Just when we thought this stud could not get any better, he takes the world by storm with his new look. “Last year I got back into doing videos again with the new look after a couple of years of laying off from that part of the business,” Carter said. “But all the while I had still been doing photo shoots and was dancing at different clubs around Chicago.” Carter can be seen in three new videos: Hard Sex (Raging Stallion), Fantasies of Black & White, Part II (Thor Productions) and Black, White and Hotter (Gray Rose Productions). And he has several others in the works including what he says will be a “mind-blowing oral video” that was shot in San Francisco.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1667107/

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Toyon Bay is located on Catalina Island off the Coast of California. Originally inhabited by a group of natives called either Pipi Mari or Pimugnans depending on your point of veiw. It was sight of a boarding school for boys in the early 1900’s. During World War II the boys were evacuated and the Facility was turned into an OSS training camp. Patriots from China and American men were trained in guerilla war fare to be used behind Japanese lines in China. The OSS is the precursor to the CIA. After the war it saw time as a Boarding School, Singing Camp and an abandoned husk.

Eventually in 1978 it was purchase by Guided Discoveries, Inc. and has been a Marine Science Camp for students from all over the country. While attending this camp students of all ages learn to snorkel, learn Marine Biology and Island Ecology.

CIA, Catalina Island Marine Institute.

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Amanda Bowman is a British disc jockey, who currently presents a weekday mid morning show for Nottingham based radio station Saga 106.6 FM.

Career

She began her broadcasting career at Radio Trent (now 96 Trent FM) during the mid 1980s, where she was initially one of the station's Careline presenters. She later went on to host a show in her own right, before taking a career break in order to bring up her two children.

Amanda returned to the airwaves in the 1990s, presenting shows on Trent's mediumwave service, GEM-AM, and later the Classic Gold network. There, she hosted the breakfast show and was later a lunchtime presenter. She now presents Saga's Across Midday show, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm from Monday to Friday.

Amanda Bowman at https://www.saga.co.uk/secure/1066fm/presenter_amandabowman.asp

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Blacklist is a band from New York that formed in 2003 and consists of

group members Josh Strawn (vocals, guitar), Ryan Rayhill (bass), Glenn

Maryansky (drums) and James Minor (guitar). The band's sound draws

from post-punk, coldwave, and rock influences.

Blacklist's sound has been called atmospheric and anthemic, drawing comparisons to

the darker side of British independent music from the 1980s such as

the The Comsat Angels, The Chameleons, and The Sound. They also cite

European coldwave (particularly French bands Asylum Party, Babel 17, and

Little Nemo) as a primary source of inspiration as well.

The band formed in the summer of 2003 at a house party in Mahattan

when Rayhill and Strawn discovered their mutual affinities for Iron Maiden

and The Sisters Of Mercy. Recruiting Charles Lunden on

drums, the three began to forge a dark and dingy rock sound

reminisicent of Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and Motörhead. Adding Alex Chow

(who had previously played with Rayhill in Red Red) on bass,

Blacklist had its first sessions as a four piece. That lineup would not last for long. Only a few months later, Lunden left for art school in Italy and Chow departed to

devote his energy to another band. Pared back down

to a two-piece, Ryan and Josh set out to regroup and met Glenn

Maryansky. Maryansky, after surviving the implosion of indie synth

outfit Antarctica, had been sporadically working on an offshoot

electronic project, ova looven. Eager to return to live drums, Glenn

signed on and the three soon wrote Dawn of the Idols. With

it's brazen bombast and unapologetically secularist lyrics (nodding to Francis Bacon, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Søren Kierkegaard), Idols would set

the pace for the future of Blacklist, both in tone and content. During those

sessions, they also wrote Language of the Living Dead, an ode to

alienation and Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek.

In the spring of 2005, with three songs nearly complete, the band

entered the studio with producer Steve DePalo. Using the studio to realize arrangment possibilities that would have been logistically impossible without a fourth member, Blacklist translated their vision into a proper recording. With a three track demo completed, the band was invited to play their first show on July 30, 2005, appearing as a

featured act at artist and DJ [http://www.elizabethdeegallery.com/artists/schoolwerth/schoolwerth01.html Pieter Schoolwerth]'s semi-regular Weird Live

Music Showcase.

The band needed a second guitar player to replicate the new recordings

in a live setting. Maryansky persuaded ova looven cohort James Minor,

a one-time member of both Compund Red and National Skyline, to take the job. Minor's

aural texturing would later become a mainstay of the band's sound,

creating a counterpoint to Strawn's more agressive style. Solidified

as a four piece once again, the band's sound coalesced into a

brand of dark rock music that some have described as the missing link

between The Comsat Angels, Suede (band), and Guns 'n' Roses.

After playing shows with indie notables I Love You But I've Chosen

Darkness and The Bellmer Dolls, Blacklist recorded a demo in May of

2006 with James Iha. They followed up the recording sessions with a

slot supporting the seminal industrial/psychedelic outfit Psychic TV during their

residency at Galapagos in Brooklyn and a music video for Language of

the Living Dead, which was directed by independent filmmaker Eva Aridjis. In the Fall of 2006, two of the band's early singles appeared on the first release from Schoolwerth's label, Weird Records. Blackist is currently completing the writing process for a new LP, tentatively entitled Nom de Guerre.

Despite their dramatic, shadowy aesthetic, Blacklist owes more to the

politically charged new wave rock of predecessors like U2, Midnight Oil and The Sisters of Mercy than to angst and theatrics. Many have also drawn comparisons to the agitrock of The Manic Street Preachers. Politically speaking

however, they are difficult to pigeonhole. Strawn describes

Blacklist lyrics as hostile to fundamentalism and authoritarianism, no

matter what country, ideology or religion those things manifest from.

Strawn, the band's sole lyricist, describes himself as liberal, democratic and internationalist. He has been particularly outspoken regarding the post 9/11 political climate, offering criticism of George W. Bush, Islamism, and anti-war elements in both the U.S. and Britain.

Strawn's weblog, [http://www.newhymns.blogspot.com End Credits And New Hymns],

deals with themes of humanism, secularism, the progressive left, and

the Islamic Reformation. As such, it bears much in common with a

recent strand of British intellectual and political culture that would

include the controversial Euston Manifesto and the radio show Little

Atoms. Each is a proponent of Enlightenment values and a political left that takes George Orwell and Thomas Paine as figureheads.

Blacklist can also claim Carl Sagan

as an influence, as Strawn has said that reading Sagan's pro-science

manifesto The Demon-Haunted World was not only as politically

impactful as his first encounters with the writing of Noam Chomsky or

Karl Marx, but that the themes of that book animate the spirit of the

band.

[http://www.listofblack.com Official Website]

[http://www.myspace.com/blacklistmusic Blacklist on Myspace]

[http://www.wierdrecords.com Weird Records]

[http://www.bigtakeover.com/essays/blacklist-with-bell-hollow-mercury-lounge-new-york-sunday-august-6-2006 Big Takeover review performance at the Mercury Lounge]

[http://www.gothpunk.com/formaldihyde/ppqreviews.html Post-Punk.com]

http://www.bigtakeover.com/essays/blacklist-with-bell-hollow-mercury-lounge-new-york-sunday-august-6-2006

http://www.gothpunk.com/formaldihyde/ppqreviews.html

http://beta.jewcy.com/interview/if_you_ve_got_a_blacklist_i_wanna_be_on_it

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Italian Bassist of the band emotorheadz

www.purevolume.com/emotorheadz

www.tubgirl.com

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orangutanz.mysite.orange.co.uk without the www..

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GeRm is a multi-national clan playing in the Clanbase Ladders. GeRm has had members from the UK, NL, BE, South Africa, Israel, Germany, France and most recently our CS:S Manager from Spain.

A brief history:

In the beginning there was BFI - Brute Force and Ignorance. BFI married TWAT (Total war against Tossers) and begat GUI.

GUI played UT 99 and evolved into GeRm - Global Elite Rampage Masters back in early 2003 and switched to start playing UT2003.

After competing in the Clanbase Ut2003 ladder and playing in cup competitions GeRm had their first major success coming 4th in the Fall 2003 iCTF Cup. This led to promotion to the first division the following season and resulted in some of the hardest matches we have ever played in.

GeRm reached the heady heights of 18th in the ladder after a solid 11 match winning streakculminating in beating FnC and GoC in the same week. At this point the 2003 scene started to die as 2004 came out.

At the release of Ut2004 GeRm left the 2003 ladders behind and switched over to play UT2004 again competing in the Clanbase ladders and also taking part in the inaugral UCL league - www.ucl.eu.com retaining their position in a hotly contested 3rd division. So far we have been up to 18th in the ladderand made it to play offs of the iCTF cups but no further.

An Onslaught squad started but didnt finish due to lack of support within the clan.

GeRm took the silver position in the Div 3 iTDM Spring cup in 2005 after losing in the final to APOTA.

GeRm started a CS:Source squad and are currently playing in the clanbase Europe and UK ladders. The squad was looking to growin size to allow us to compete several times a week and has welcomed new members from outside the UT2004 community. However a lack of commitment to the game has meant it is now only played for fun after wars or in the odd cup competition.

Following the Fall 2005 iCTF 2k4 Cup *GeRm* has now left the UT2004 ladders and has finished the 3v3 Hosted iCTF Cup and has now switched over to COD2 full time. GeRm is playing in the Clanbase S&D, TDM and CTF ladders and is looking to join other UK based competitive ladders and leagues. Their star player is L!kuL_B3aR, who regularly tops the team in S&D and TDM wars.

www.germ-warfare.com

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Darren Barr (born 17 March, 1985) is a versatile member of the Falkirk squad. Having plied his trade in the reserve team - outings for the first team were rare for Barr - for a number of seasons, playing in numerous positions across the defence and midfield, manager John Hughes decided to loan Barr out to Scottish Second Division side Forfar Athletic in August 2005, where he remained until the turn of the year.

After this, Barr returned to The Falkirk Stadium where he returned to reserve football for the rest of the season. Since the start of season 2006-07 however, Barr has settled into a role in the centre of defence and has been a regular fixture in the Bairns' team.

Barr managed to notch his forst goal for Falkirk on 5 August 2006 with the winning (and only) goal against heated rivals Dunfermline Athletic.

Noted for having a mature on-field attitude for someone with so few games under his belt, a bright future in the game is predicted by many for Barr.

Profile on Darren Barr from Soccerbase - http://www.soccerbase.com/players_details.sd?playerid=38060

Barr heads winner against Dunfermline - from BBC website - http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/scot_prem/5245060.stm

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In the beginning

Shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor, with the lack of news coming out of the Marines' heroic stand on Wake Island, the Marine Corps recognized the need to have more news and photography emanating from the combat zones, and more assistance to civilian news media in getting into these combat areas and reporting the actions to the American people.

Brigadier General Robert L. Denig (named earlier) to organize and head up the Corps' first Department of Public Relations (DPR), supported by First Sergeant Walter J. "Joe" Shipman, set about establishing a special recruiting program that was to cause great consternation in Washington, DC, media circles.

First Sergeant Shipman promptly donned his dress blue uniform and went looking for the pros where they worked — at Washington newspapers. His pitch: "You'll get combat duty and Sergeant stripes if you can successfully complete boot training at Parris Island." He had plenty of takers with his guarantee of combat. So successful were Shipman's recruiting efforts in Washington, in fact, that he practically denuded every city room in the capitol. The Times-Herald, as it happened, was hardest hit, causing its vociferous publisher, Cissy Patterson, to complain directly to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The president, in turn, passed the complaint to Major General Commandant Thomas Holcomb, who soon directed General Denig to do his future CC recruiting outside DC.

Although recruiting was already well underway, it was not until June 6, 1942, that an Associated Press story first reported: "Lieutenant General Thomas A. Holcomb, Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, announced today that newspaper reporters of not less than five years experience are being accepted for enlistment as combat correspondents. After six weeks training as fighting troops, they will be given the rank of Sergeant and sent overseas with combat units. General Holcomb said the Marine Corps is sacrificing none of its high standards, and combat correspondents must meet all physical requirements for regular Marines."

Newspaper photographers were initially recruited for the program together with reporters and were similarly designated CCs, primarily because they very often wrote their own captions and stories to accompany their photographs. DPR conceived having reporter-photographer teams in the field with combat units, but not until the end of the war did this concept work out. The combat correspondent program was so successful in World War II that the concept remains today — exclusive with the U.S. Marine Corps — and CCs continue to "tell it like it is" wherever Marines see action.

More than 40 CCs lost their lives in combat in WWII and subsequent actions.

MARINE CORPS COMBAT CORRESPONDENT ASSOCIATION

150.177.81.3 19:21, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

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St Mary's is a small infant school on the outskirts of Godalming, Surrey. Currently there is 58 children, aged 4-7, on roll. These 58 children are split into three classes, reception, year one and year two.

The school was listed as one of the outstanding schools in the Inspector of Schools Report 2000, held Beacon status from 2001-2004 and was awarded the Investors In People status in March 2005.

http://www.stmarys-shackleford.surrey.sch.uk/pages/shackhome.html

217.42.85.253 19:28, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

Declined. There are only 58 children and only 64 [http://www.google.com/search?q=%22St+Mary%27s+%2A+Infant+School%22%2C+Shackleford google hits] (with lax search parameters). Ultra-Loser ^{Talk | BT sites} 01:53, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

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Watchman is a 1988 novel written by Ian Rankin, and is one of the author's earliest works. It was reissued with a new introduction by Rankin in 2004.

Plot

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The book tells the story of Miles Flint, a surveillance officer for MI5.

After two high profile operations are compromised with deadly consequences, Flint is sent to Belfast to witness what he believes is going to be the arrest of some IRA members. However, as he accompanies the security forces on their mission, he discovers that they are actually planning to assassinate the Irishmen - and with Flint along for the ride, he suddenly realises that his own life is in danger

As the killings are about to be carried out, Flint stages a daring escape with the aid of the Irishmen. On the run, and playing a lethal game of cat and mouse with his own side, he meets Will Collins, a former loyalist who has defected to the IRA, and they begin to piece together a deadly conspiracy which they ultimately discover goes right to the very core of the British Government.

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Watchman by Ian Rankin {{ISBN|0-75285-915-3}}

81.152.144.165 20:27, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

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The Ice People ({{ISBN|186066153X}}) is a 1999 novel written by Maggie Gee. It is a futuristic science fiction story.

Plot

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At a point towards the end of the 21st Century, Britain is in the grip of a new ice age. Men and women are largely living separately in different areas of the country, while civilisation and law and order have mostly broken down.

As an old man living with a group of outlaws who will dispose of him once he has outlived his worth, Saul begins to reflect on his life, and in particular his marriage to Sarah.

Their marriage is initially a good one, but as the climate changes begin to impact on the surrounding environment, the couple start to drift apart. Sarah eventually leaves Saul, becomes a political activist, then tries to turn their son, Luke, against him.

When Sarah finally refuses to let him see Luke, Saul kidnaps the boy and goes on the run. Luke objects to being taken away from his home, however, and as Saul attempts to gain passage for them both to the warmer climes of Africa, Luke runs away and becomes a bandit.

Having now lost his son, Saul then returns to Britain, where he is involved in a car crash. He is pulled from the wreckage by the outlaws, who at first plan to kill him, but then decide to keep him alive when they discover his skills as a storyteller.

As the book ends, though, the outlaws are becoming tired of Saul and his time is running out.

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The Ice People by Maggie Gee {{ISBN|186066153X}}

81.152.144.165 20:41, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

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Buddha Da (ISBN: 1841954519) is a novel written by Anne Donovan. It was shortlisted for the 2003 Orange Prize, and the 2003 Whitbread Book Award for a first novel.

Plot

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The book takes a mostly light hearted look at what might happen when two vastly opposing worlds and ways of life come into contact with each other.

Following a chance meeting with a Buddhist monk in a Glasgow sandwich bar one lunchtime, painter and decorator Jimmy McKenna starts to develop an interest in Buddhism and begins to visit a meditation centre. The story is essentially about Jimmy's new found faith, and the reaction of his immediate family to this.

It is told from three points of view - those of Jimmy, his wife Liz, and their daughter Anne Marie - and follows the family as Jimmy's desire to lead a better and more meaningful life begins to have an effect on them all. To begin with, this proves to be to their detriment as Liz and Anne Marie cannot understand why Jimmy - who has previously been an atheist - would suddenly want to become a Buddhist. However, as the story unfolds, a series of events allow everyone to gain some insight into the choices Jimmy has made.

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