Wikipedia:Articles for creation/2006-06-30

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Project: Snowblind

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• Response. See the existing article The Star-Spangled Banner. --Metropolitan90 05:18, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Facevault is a new online community where you can create a profile, run a blog, share photos and most importantly, meet new people! you can also share pictures, with no limits! Site has been open 7 weeks and has 5000 members

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Amanda Koster is an internationally acclaimed photographer who has made it her mission to document some of the world’s more compelling issues. Koster is committed to the advancement of human rights and cultural diversity in the arts. She has successfully combined her anthropology background with photographic and videography skills to create media content as a means for effective communication and learning.

Amanda holds a bachelor’s degree from Southern Connecticut State University in Anthropology with a concentration in religious studies, art history and women’s studies. Koster also studied at Creative Arts Workshop, in New Haven and then at the International Center of Photography in New York City, concentrating on portrait, photojournalism and documentary photography.

She worked as a staff photographer for Yale University Biomedical Communications before launching her own freelance career. She was a stringer for The New Haven Register Newspaper (circulation 500,000) for 2 years. Now she regularly photographs for major international magazines such as Newsweek, Fortune, Sunset, Fast Company and Metropolis.

Amanda has worked as a photojournalist documenting the work of several non-profit organizations including Doctors Without Borders, Action Against Hunger, United Way, and Rabuor Village Project. Koster has since expended her skills with filmmaking and writing and has produced still and motion photography content for an NGO Rabuor Village Project.

Her longer-term still and motion projects include AIDS orphans and widows of the Luo tribe in Kenya, "AIDS Is Knocking." (aidsisknocking.org) The project was recently awarded honorable mention in the Santa Fe Center for Photography int’l competition and 2nd place in the international 2004 LUCIE Awards (all 5 entries), and most recently, 1st place: photo essay in the 2005 Society of Professional Journalists competition. Aids is Knocking is a sponsored project of SEDRAT Arts and will be featured on the cover of their 2006 Calendar.

Other projects include“This Is Beautiful," (thisisbeautiful.org) an ongoing multiple award-winning project that redefines the innate beauty of women and a very personal project about her grandfather“"Andrew’s Roots," an immigrant from Romania. Click here to learn about her upcoming project in Morocco: "Before Harmony: Moroccan Women's Song Project." Grants from Kodak Professional support all of these projects.

Amanda has worked extensively with youth media projects in The United Sates and Kenya. She has worked with youth-at-risk adolescents in New Haven CT, New York City and Seattle WA teaching photography as a tool for documentary storytelling creating a voice and outlet for underrepresented youth.

Amanda spearheaded the first African site in Kenya for Bridges To Understanding, an international youth media project connecting children worldwide via the Internet with digital storytelling using still photography, video and journalism. She chose the coast of Kenya because of its predominantly Muslim population and believes that now if ever, is the right time for Americans to open their minds to Islam. Her work has taken her to several countries in Africa including Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, and Tanzania and in addition, United Arab Emirates, Turkey, India, Brazil and Romania. She is on the faculty of the Photographic Center Northwest.

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http://www.nwsource.com/columns/qa/amandakoster_092104.html 67.168.190.214 01:40, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Singer/songwriter from London, England

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http://www.julietlawson.co.uk/

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Philidelephia born singer based in Seattle indie/rock/alternative

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http://www.juliemains.com/ http://www.myspace.com/juliemainsmusic

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Karlson and McKenzie are a radio morning show team which are currently on WZLX.

Karlsonandmckenzie.com

American rock/blues singer

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http://www.judyhenske.com/ http://www.judyhenskefan.com/ 207.81.86.192 03:59, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Simvip Media Center, created by "Marcello MM" brings to you tons of fun. The Simvip Group was inicially a The Sims fan site, but nowadays you can find there a incredible collection of videos (produced with The Sims 2), series and spots.

Simvip Media Center today produce not only Sims videos, but new product medias, jingles, and any other kind of entertainment material. Focused on the theme "LET's HAVE SOME FUN!!!" Simvip Media Center is the only brazilian channel for independent entertainment.

From the creators of the HIT SERIE "MARTE ATACA", Simvip Media Center is ready to release their new product: PIMP! (2006)

Two boys (ZAC and JOSH) are trying to have some fun at the clubs, get some girls and be happy. But the things can get out of control when their enemy (SONY) appear! Who's gonna win the battle called life? Join us! YOU WANNA BE PIMP!

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http://simvip.sites.uol.com.br

201.21.95.60 04:00, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

FROZENFIAR IZ A GHAY FAT TEXAN WHITEY. OLOLOLLLOLOOOOL PWNT. :D

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68.149.102.243 04:04, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The [Drury Drama Team] [1]is a private department of theatre within a public school system. The Team has a national reputation for its creative educational theatre programs. Its many awards include finalist in the Educational Theatre Association’s[2] Innovative Theatre Award. Its director, DR. Len Radin [3] was inducted into the EdTA Hall of Fame in Washington DC in 2000 and served as Massachusetts Chapter Director 1994 - 2005. Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts is scheduled to present the Drama Team the Points of Light Award in May, 2006. The Team has presented 11 plays at International Thespian Festivals in Nebraska and Indiana.The Drama Team was instrumental in the formation of the Yankee Thespian Festival and hosted the 2000 Festival. Over 3000 production photos [4]and other materials on many past plays, theatre courses [5]and theatre links [6]may be found at [www.drurydrama.com]

Being gay sometimes isn't all that brilliant. Sometimes its just rubbish. Like naff. As a gay in todays modern world gays sometimes find themselves being rubbish. however embrace it and you become a rubbish gay. Dare to download Hazell Dean, DO Gaydar sex meets, DO casual drugsex recreactionaly.

eg. 'I've been a right rubbish gay in the club tonight I sucked a guy off so he would leave me his poppers' or 'I went to a sauna and only had a wank in one of the rooms on me own, I'm a really rubbish gay '

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http://rubbishgays.blogspot.com/

172.213.118.33 04:27, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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ok this is Darryl Des At Dc Dunsmuir Now anyway everybody knos i Like Rebekah Anderson But Im Just Chillin And Im kool Seriosly Adam's a asshole and so is Devin lambert. Also Johny Fifield Is Kool Too and Every Buddy Thats My Friend Is Consitered Kool Such as Aj,Amanda,Latreece,Casey,Blake,Brandon(Brook's Lil Bro) and Mini Johny and Stevieand some other kids . also fuck that school they can suck my D*** lol L8r Peace :p

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American country singer/songwriter

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http://www.joylynnwhite.com/ http://www.jegartistmanagement.com/joylynn.html http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/white_joy_lynn/bio.jhtml

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Keenen Allen- Born June 12,1990 in Portland, Oregon. An up incoming basketball player at West Seattle High School who is well known within the high school. Keenen is a 16 year old Junior at west seattle high school. Keenen spent his freshman year at Rainer Beach High School. Transfered after his freshman year to West Seattle. Keenen wears jersey #1 for his west seattle squad because that is what he wants to be. Keenen says he tries to make his game a mix between a Dewayne Wade and a Allen Iverson. Keenen also have family in the seattle high school basketball scene. He's family with Rainer Beach's Mychal Ladd and Renton's Najee Ali. Keenen say's he's extremely fortunate to be on the West Seattle Varsity basketball team.

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71.231.210.94 05:08, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Peter Hand (is the presenter and producer for ABC Illawarra's Morning Show.

From a long career in Sydney radio in the role of talk personality at 2GB, journalist and award-winning reporter, Peter is now living the Illawarra dream in a house atop a cliff in a seaside village with the waves crashing below.

His ideal pleasure is swinging in a hammock, listening to Benjamin Britten while taking in the changing hues of the escarpment.

When he has to work, Hand likes to have fun, combining serious journalism with entertainment and his uniquely original humour.

Peter's career has seen him cover some of Australia's most notorious crime stories and the nation's most notorious politicians. From heading election-night coverage to Royal visits, bushfires, floods and disasters like Waterfall train crash or Thedbo mudslide or moments of celebration like the Olympic Torch Relay, Peter paints pictures with radio to 'take you there'. His highly acclaimed coverage of the Gulf War was seen as a landmark in Australian radio journalism.

His passion for radio is just a little greater than that for his avid reading, huge music collection, taste for art, design and architecture and of course...home renovating.

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http://wwww.abc.net.au/illawarra

YeongSassall 05:08, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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The album Reel to Reel was released by the freshly solo Grand Puba in 1992, following group projects with the likes of Brand Nubian and the short lived duo Masters of Ceremony. Both of the group’s albums were critically acclaimed but failed to duplicate that success in terms of album sales. Puba’s previous works did nothing if to help to establish himself as one of Hip-Hop’s (still fairly new) strongest lyricist. Grand Puba’s Reel to Reel spawned a style lyricism and word play that had never been witnessed by the likes of Hip-Hop. Puba’s wordplay was reminiscent of Slick Rick’s fairy tale rhymes (e.g. The Great Adventures of Slick Rick) yet, they had a more socially conscious undertone (e.g. “Proper Education”) but also still keeping a playful attitude about them (e.g. “Honey Don't Front”). Puba’s style on and off the microphone would later play a major roll in the development of rapper/producer Kanye West. Everything from West’s polo, yacht club fashion sense, to his rhymes boasting of spending four-hundred dollars on Gucci loafers and being the “freshest” rapper alive was from major influences by Puba among others.

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

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

XXL Magazine

172.130.114.175 05:28, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

IGD can mean:

• Internet Gateway Device, a network protocol for NAT traversal

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The sound of a klaxon horn.

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203.219.175.74 05:38, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

"In quest of the unpublished manuscript of a martyred Yiddish writer, the American novelist Nathan Zuckerman travels to Soviet-occupied Prague in the mid-1970's. There, in a nation straightjacketed by totalitarian Communism, he discovers a literary predicament, marked by institutionalised opression, that is rather different from his own. He also discovers, among the opressed writers with whom he quickly becomes embroiled in a series of bizarre and poignant adventures, an appealingly perverse kind of heroism. The Prague Orgy, consisting of entries from Zuckerman's notebooks recording his sojourn among these outcast artists, completes the trilogy and elilogue Zuckerman Bound. It provides a startling ending to Roth's intricately designed magnum opus on the uforeseen consequences of art."

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From the back cover of the Book "The Prague Orgy"

150.101.231.6 05:42, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

TVRage.com is a web-site that has information for just about every show and actor/actress in the television industry. It is the leading competitor of TV.com. It currently ranks 26,000 on Alexa, and is constantly growing.

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stub

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American Folk singer from Chicago

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http://www.100songsising.com/ http://www.locustmusic.com/josephinefoster.html

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Mayvel Templa Isidto is an SK chairman of El Salvador. 58.71.35.197 06:31, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Steak Diane is a recipe that originated in a New York City restaurant, with filet mignon steaks of beef in a cream, mushroom, and brandy sauce. The recipe is noted for using flambeed brandy, serving as an entertaining display for the diner.

Generally the recipe is made with garlic, cream, worcestershire sauce, mushrooms, lemon, cream and flambeed brandy.

The steak is sauteed in the pan with the cream, and in restaurants when the dish is ready to be finished, it is brought to the diner and flambeed to burn off the brandy.

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Recipe for Steak Diane

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155.212.48.50 06:37, 29 June 2006 (UTC) Arabic word meaning a mixer or weaver. Originally associated with geography and flows of water that merged into one before flowing out to sea or inland. Later associated to area rugs. There was also a famous arabic singer named Nadhim Al'Ghazzali [sp] from Iraq. The "dh" pronounced as in the word "the" in English, as in "the house" "the car" is unique to specific regions in the middle east in particular central and northern Iraq.[reply]

A common arabic name for male children, especially children with Iraqi heritage.

American Bluegrass band

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http://www.answers.com/topic/the-johnson-mountain-boys http://www.rounderstore.com/category.asp?D=D0001&S=1&G=G1&V=13&C=464&N=1

207.81.86.192 06:41, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

A soft gelatin solid dosage form used in the pharmaceutical and dietary supplement industries. Commonly referred to as Gelcaps, the softgel capsule is a hermetically sealed pharmaceutically elegant dosage form ideal for fat soluble solid dosage drug delivery. Although the majority of mass produced softgel capsules available in the market utilize animal sourced gelatin, vegetable sourced softgels have been formulated and manufactured.

Tablet Capsule Dietary supplement

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71.107.86.41 06:52, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

An International Religious Organization dedicated to the promotion of peace, love and understanding amongst all people. Committed to the preservation of the Sunna (prophetic traditions) of the final Messenger - Muhammad (peace be upon him)and the promotion of the pure teachings of Islam based on The Holy Qur'an and Sunna as taught by the enlightened scholars and saints belonging to the creed of The Ahl Sunna wal Jamaah throughout the ages. W.I.M. is a platform linking Ahl Sunna communities worldwide.

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The Senlis Council is an international security and development policy think tank, established by The Network of European Foundations. This organization has just published a report critical of the Canadian operations in Afganistan, leading to media focus ... but in spite of its international status and links to the UN, there is no information about this organization in Wikipedia.

Quote from CBC: "The Senlis Council, which has offices in London, Kabul, Brussels and Paris, is a development think-tank that focuses on global drug policy. It is funded through the non-profit Network of European Foundations for Innovative Co-operation."

I note that this organization has 40 employees in Afganistan, alone.

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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20060627/afghanistan_report_060628/20060628?hub=TopStories
http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2006/06/28/afghanistan-canada.html
http://www.senliscouncil.net/modules/publications/013_publication

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Mike scored the deciding goal in Game 5 of the first round of the 1981 NHL playoffs giving the St. Louis Blues the series clinching win in Double Overtime over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Crombeen had not played for most of the game due to illness. But seeking fresh legs, Blues coach Jacque Demers, inserted Crombeen into the lineup at the beginning of the 2nd OT period at the Checkerdome in St. Louis. Crombeen deposited a centering pass from behind the Penguins net and as Dan Kelly called it on KMOX, "The Checkerdome has exploded!!!"

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KMOX radio archives NHL encyclopedia 1st Hand eye-witness account

70.105.102.204 07:31, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Its really quite fascinating. Use modens ponens, some chivalry, some ribaldry, some bellyhoo, some tallywallies, and then you get your deduction. Besides, there is no such word as syncatagorical. this is purely ad hoc. Ergo, hoc propter hoc,

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Tsuchiya Yuichi or better known as TUTI was born on the 6th February 1979 in the Yamanashi prefecture, Japan. His bloodtype is O and he is 180cm tall. He loves playing tennis, table tennis and billiards.

He is part of a stage performing group consisting of members who act, sing and dance called *pnish*. Other memebers of *pnish* are Moriyama Eiji, Sano Daiko and Washo Noboru. While his singing skills are just average, his breakdancing skills are remarkable as seen in many stage performances he has done.

Among the roles he had played are Oishi Syuichiro in Tennis no Oujisama the Musical(TeniMyu). This role is an irony. Tuti, like his character, used to play tennis for the Kantou Region when he was in middle school. However he played singles as opposed to Oishi's doubles role. Besides his role in TeniMyu, he also played Ichimaru Gin in the Bleach Rock musical.

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www.jyuuden-kanryou.net/tuti (approved fanlisting: english)

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INTRODUCTION

Chelsea Barracks is a British Army barracks located approximately three-quarters of a mile from Buckingham Palace in central London. It is in Chelsea Bridge Road, Chelsea, SW1H 8RF, at the end of Lower Sloane Street.

HISTORY

http://www.images-of-london.co.uk/jss/product.php?xProd=2578 (photo of the barracks in 1907)

The three incremental companies of the Foot Guards (Nijmegen Company, Grenadier Guards; No 7 Company, Coldstream Guards; F Company, Scots Guards; all on permanent public duties in London) are based there.

SALE OF THE BARRACKS

The Secretary State of Defence, John Reid, announced on 6 September that Woolwich Station will be kept as infantry barracks whilst Chelsea Barracks will be sold. Woolwich Station will be refurbished to accommodate approximately 1,000 infantry soldiers based in London and their families. Chelsea Barracks, originally built for two battalions, needs extensive renovations and currently houses only 300 personnel. The site is to be vacated by 2008.

Under the MODs FOI request number 29-09-2005-104742-001 was submitted on 13/10/2005. Details are "Request for details of the funds raised by selling Chelsea Barracks"

http://www.mod.uk/linked_files/publications/foi/rr/reqsep05_05.pdf

MoD hopes to make £200m from Chelsea Barracks sale. By Neil Tweedie.(Filed: 07/09/2005). www.telegraph.co.uk

The Ministry of Defence is expected to make £200 million from the sale of a barracks in one of London's most expensive residential areas.

Almost 14 acres of "super-prime" land in the heart of fashionable Chelsea will be offered to developers from 2008, providing a windfall for the department. Town houses built on the site will command prices of £1 million and above, with one-bedroom flats fetching at least £300,000.

The decision, announced yesterday by the Defence Secretary, John Reid, was long expected. Chelsea Barracks are in poor condition, the ugly tower blocks built in the early 1960s no longer in use. The MoD said yesterday that the site was no longer required, even taking into account the heightened terrorist threat. The cost of renewing the buildings would be prohibitive.

Instead, the 250 or so troops who use Chelsea will be transferred to Woolwich Barracks in south-east London, which will become home to most of the infantry units stationed in London for public and other duties. Some £50 million is to be spent refurbishing Woolwich, home of the Royal Artillery since the 18th Century.

Selling off Chelsea. (Filed: 07/09/2005). www.telegraph.co.uk

The Government's decision to sell Chelsea barracks makes sound commercial sense. Property developers are thought likely to pay at least £150 million for the 14.4 acre site, probably more. Another happy consequence of the sale is that it will mean keeping open Woolwich barracks in the east of London, home for more than three centuries to the Royal Artillery. Georgian Woolwich is far more handsome than 1960s Chelsea, and will offer better facilities to the soldiers who will live and train there.

Nor does the sale pose any risk to the capital's security. If it should ever become necessary to muster large numbers of troops in central London, this can still be done on the huge parade ground at Wellington barracks in Westminster, or at the Army's other bases in Knightsbridge, Regent's Park and the City.

We have only one regret about Chelsea's closure: nowhere in central London has the Army's presence been more visible than here. How sad that there will be nothing left, when the Army trucks and Land Rovers lined up on the parade ground have gone, to remind Chelsea shoppers of the military might on which their liberties have always depended.

http://www.property-week.co.uk/magazine/html/09_September_2005.html (Needs password).

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4218386.stm (Chelsea Barracks to be sold off).

PARLIMANTARY DEBATE

http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm200304/cmhansrd/vo040316/text/40316w13.htm Departmental Buildings

Mr. Laws: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will list the (a) land and (b) buildings in central London owned by (i) his Department, (ii) its agencies and (iii) the UK armed forces, giving the value in each case. [156709]

Mr. Caplin: The National Asset Register, (NAR), published by HM Treasury, provides a comprehensive list and valuation of all of the assets owned by every Government department and their sponsored bodies. A copy of the 2001 NAR has been placed in the Library of the House and can be accessed on the HM Treasury website at http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/. It should be noted that these are asset valuations and do not represent the disposal value of these assets.

In central London the MoD, (including Agencies and Service personnel), holds a number of major properties. Those which have a realisable value to the Department have been valued and included in the NAR.

Such properties are listed in the table with the NAR values shown comprising the sum of the land value and the value of the various buildings. Service Families Accommodation and properties used solely by Visiting Forces and Reserve Forces have been excluded.

Property Location Use NAR Value (£) Chelsea Barracks Chelsea Barracks 58,530,000 DCSA St Vincent Whitehall Communications 14,918,000 Great Scotland Yard Whitehall Offices 2,557,000 Horse Guards Whitehall Barracks 6,130,000 Hyde Park Barracks Knightsbridge Barracks 72,170,000 Main Building Whitehall Offices 65,909,000 Northumberland House Whitehall Offices 11,736,000 Old War Office Whitehall Offices 63,370,000 RCDS Seaford House Westminster College 1,667,000 Regents Park Barracks Regents Park Barracks 29,190,000 Wellington Barracks Petty France Barracks 106,210,000

Following the Chief Secretary's letter of 10 September, there is an automatic presumption against locating new and reconstituted activity in London and the South-East and a moratorium against all Government Departments renewing, creating new leases or purchasing freehold property for office-based activities over 2000 sq. m. The Lyons Review reported to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on 15 March.

Latest News. Army to remain at Woolwich, Chelsea Barracks to close. Published Tuesday 6th September 2005 http://news.mod.uk/news/press/news_headline_story.asp?newsItem_id=3519

Historic Woolwich Station is to be retained and extensively refurbished to house infantry soldiers based in London, the Secretary of State for Defence, John Reid, announced on 6 September 2005.

The Station was due to close following the departure of 16 Regiment Royal Artillery in 2007. But following a two-year study into its London estate, the Ministry of Defence has decided to refurbish the Station to become the long-term home of some 1,000 Army personnel (and their families) posted to London, predominately for ceremonial duties. As part of the decision, Chelsea Barracks will be disposed of.

John Reid said:

"Soldiers on public and ceremonial duties in London are one of the most striking emblems of our great capital city. Historic Woolwich Station will be a fitting home for these soldiers.

"The investment in Woolwich Station will provide new training, sports, recreation and accommodation facilities.

"None of these improvements is possible at Chelsea Barracks without knocking down the whole site and rebuilding it. Retaining Woolwich offers both good value for money and first-class facilities. The decision is a win-win for soldiers."

Major-General Sebastian Roberts, General Officer Commanding for the London District, said:

"The decision to retain Woolwich Station means that the Army's 400 year old links with the area can continue as strong as ever. Soldiers will welcome the move to Woolwich, as it means a better quality of life for them and their families in a striking, historic location."

Woolwich Station was built between 1776 and 1802 to be the home of the Royal Artillery (RA). The area has a long military association, with references to the ordnance at Woolwich dating from the 15th century. The MOD announced in 2004 that the last remaining RA regiment stationed at Woolwich, 16 Regiment, will relocate to Thorney Island near Chichester. The home of the Royal Artillery will be Larkhill, on Salisbury Plain, which is to be a RA centre of excellence. Close links between the Royal Artillery and Woolwich will be maintained by the independent "Firepower" museum which is at Woolwich Arsenal.

On current plans, Woolwich Station will house two of the three infantry battalions stationed in London at any one time, along with their support elements. Infantry battalions are predominantly posted to London for Public Duties and State Ceremonial duties, although they remain deployable for operations both at home and overseas.

Until now, many ceremonial duties personnel have been accommodated at Chelsea Barracks, which is in need of extensive renewal. The barracks were built in 1962 on the site of earlier buildings constructed in the 1860s. The barracks were originally built for two battalions, but now only house 300 personnel. Chelsea Barracks will be disposed of after the site has been vacated in 2008. Cavalry Barracks in Hounslow, which can accommodate approximately 600 personnel, may also be disposed of if another Defence use cannot be found for the site.

Historic London barracks to close. Tuesday September 6, 2005 http://www.guardian.co.uk/military/story/0,11816,1563968,00.html

The historic Chelsea Barracks in central London is to be shut down and sold off for redevelopment, the defence secretary, John Reid, announced today. The closure will end military links with the site dating back to 1860, releasing a 14.4-acre area of land for residential and retail development in the exclusive area between Sloane Square and the Thames.

It is believed developers could be ready to pay the Ministry of Defence as much as £250m for the site.

Mr Reid also announced that there had been a reprieve for the grander and much larger Woolwich Station in south-east London. Woolwich Station was built between 1776 and 1802 as the home of the Royal Artillery, and had been earmarked for closure when the last RA regiment leaves in 2007.

However, Mr Reid said that, after a two-year study, the MoD had decided to refurbish it instead.

The barracks - which has the largest parade square of any in the UK barracks - will become a long-term home for around 1,000 personnel and their families posted in London, largely for ceremonial duties.

Until now, ceremonial duties personnel have been accommodated at Chelsea, which is around three-quarters of a mile from Buckingham Palace. Woolwich Station is 11 miles from the palace.

Operationally, Chelsea Barracks provided the army with a valuable assembly point in the heart of London. However, the facilities - built in 1962 on the site of buildings constructed for two battalions in 1860 - have become outmoded, and currently house only 300 people.

The government rejected a private finance initiative deal to keep it open, saying it would not be value for money.

Mr Reid said the "dilapidated" barracks was blighted by "very poor accommodation indeed", and would be sold after being vacated in 2008. He said any developers would have to approach the government with a very good price for the land.

Cavalry barracks in Hounslow, west London, currently accommodating 600 servicemen and women, could also be disposed of if another defence use cannot be found for the site.

"I'm absolutely certain that the security of the capital will not only be maintained but enhanced," Mr Reid said.

"Soldiers on public and ceremonial duties in London are one of the most striking emblems of our great capital city. Historic Woolwich Station will be a fitting home for these soldiers.

"The investment in Woolwich Station will provide new training, sports, recreation and accommodation facilities.

"None of these improvements is possible at Chelsea Barracks without knocking down the whole site and rebuilding it. Retaining Woolwich offers both good value for money and first-class facilities. The decision is a win-win for soldiers."

Major-General Sebastian Roberts, the general officer commanding for London district, said: "The decision to retain Woolwich Station means that the army's 400-year-old links with the area can continue as strong as ever."

Woolwich has a long historical association with the military, with references to the ordnance there dating back to the 15th century.

In 2004, the MoD announced that the last remaining RA regiment at Woolwich station - 16 Regiment - would relocate to Thorney Island, West Sussex, while the home of the RA would move to Larkhill, in Wiltshire.

Woolwich Station covers 320 acres, 160 of which is an MoD-owned section of Woolwich Common.

Nick Raynsford, the local Labour MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, said he was "delighted" that Woolwich would not close.

He said: "This has been associated with the British army for 400 years. It would have been devastating, after all this uncertainty, for it to have gone."

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I have created an article at Chelsea Barracks, based on what you wrote. However please note that a lot of the material you added above is copyright. I also note that this article has been created and deleted before, with content almost exactly the same was you write here. Do not add copyright material to Wikipedia. If you do so the article will have to be deleted again. DJ Clayworth 17:35, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

William Joseph Franks was born in Pittsboro, North Carolina in 1830. He enlisted in the United States Navy on 16 September 1863.

Franks distinguished himself in action at Yazoo City on 6 March 1864 when he and his shipmates from the Marmora landed a 12-pound howitzer to defend the city, which was threatened by strong Confederate forces. He and his group were in the thickest of the fighting, but it was never enough to drive them from their cannon. The actions of Franks and his men came to play the most important role in maintaining the Union position. Franks was awarded the Medal of Honor and promoted to Acting Master’s Mate in recognition of his gallantry.

A DD-554 Fletcher-class Destroyer was named in his honor (USS Franks) and launched on 7 December 1942.

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Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships

128.54.154.74 08:51, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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USMT, Windows User State Migration Tool.

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82.181.84.163 08:52, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Paloncha is one of the known town in the khammam district. Generally called "Vidyut Hub of Andhra Pradesh" is located at 270 km from the state Capital of Andhra Pradesh. The famous power plant "Kothagudem Thermal Power Station [KTPS]" actually located in paloncha.

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LRRP ARE THE ELITE DEEP PENETRATION UNITS OF THE SRI LANKAN SPECIAL FORCES.

THEY WERE TRAINED IN THE LATE 1990'S AND HAVE SINCE EVOLVED IN TO A DREADED INFANTRY UNIT OF THE SRI LANKAN ARMED FORCES.

THEY SPECIALISE IN DRRP PENETRATION OPORATIONS BEHIND ENEMY LINES AND HAVE IN RECENT MONTHS CAUSED SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE LTTE WHICH IT FIGHTS IN THE NORTH AND EASTERN SRI LANKA.

KNOWN TO OPORATE DEEP BEHIND ENEMY LINES THEY ARE PRIMARILY USED FOR SABOURTAGE AND AMBUSH OPORATIONS OF THE ENEMY.

THEY ARE THE BEST TRAINED AND THE MOST COUNSELLED UNIT OF THE SRI LANKAN ARMED FORCES.

THEY ARE MOULDED AFTER THE ELITE NAVY SEALS OF THE UNITED STATES ,BUT ARE TRINED AND MOULDED IN A MANNER THAT WOULD MEET THE DEMANDS AND NEEDS OF THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE GURILLA WARFARE AS NEEDED IN THE SRI LANKAN CONFLICT.

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The Eta Gamma Chapter began as Chi Alpha Pi. They were known as the Red Cap Society because they wore Red Cap Ale patches on their blue shirts. The CAP's were founded June 16, 1966 at Elams Mill by: Bill Landers, Gene Neely, Bill Baskin, Paul Landers, and Jerry Hawk. By their second year at MTSU the CAP's had grown by more than thirty members strong. Their affilation with Sigma Chi began in the fall of 1967, they petitioned for a charter in the fall of 1969, and the first I-week began on March 30th, 1970 and ended on April 5th, 1970.

On January 7th, 2000, the first Greek Row opened on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University and welcomed the brothers of the Eta Gamma chapter into their new two-story home.

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Electrochemiluminescence is a detection methods that works on the emission of light based on an electrical stimulus rather than light or phosphorylation.

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153.108.64.1 09:30, 29 June 2006 (UTC) Anthony McGlaughlin[reply]

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Ubiq'window is a breakthrough innovation which brings interactivity capabilities to any type of flat surface: shop window, door, wall, shopping aisle, etc...

File:Http://www.blwisdom.com/ttrend/07/images/zu top.jpg

Ubiq'window is opening a new era in 'click-and-mortar' solution, the association of e-commerce technologies to regular 'brick and mortar' shops.

You don't need more than your finger or hand to interact with the surface. No equipment nor training is necessary to use Ubiq'window. Natural gestures like grabbing an object or opening a curtain are possible. No contact is necessary to interact with the surface which allow smooth motions.

Ubiq'window provides interactivity to real objects behind the window. Just finger point this nice gown and you will receive information about available sizes, colors and you will also received suggestions of assorted shoes and jewellery - whatever the time in the day.

Ubiq'window is installed in a few minutes and all types of PC-based applications can be used with Ubiq'window: web sites, product 3D demonstrations, multimedia content, games, etc...

Ubiq'window's magic secret is the association of optical sensors to a patented mathematical model using latest imaging recognition technology outbreaks. Ubiq'window has virtually no limitation in interactive size.

Ubiq'window comes in 4 typical sizes: 200 cm (for 80-inch screen), 150 cm (for 60- and 40-inch screen), 120 cm and 80 cm (for shelves).

Ubiq'window is a breathtaking hardware and software technology which brings interactivity to any show window, wall, piece of glass.

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http://www.ubiqwindow.jp/english.htm

67.187.178.45 12:06, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

www.premierview.ie

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www.premierview.ie is a Tipperary GAA Supporters website that was set up in the year 2000. It was set up by Tipperary Supporter Brian Corrigan. The website intially was more of a tribute based site. In 2001 Martin Ryan became involved with premierview, soon after lots of new sections were added including an extensive roll of honour and Tipperary Hurling stats pages. A discussion board was added to the site in Dec 2001, The discussion board was an instant success and it now has just under three thousand members registered. www.premierview.ie is regarded as one of the top GAA websites in Ireland and it is a valuable source of information and discussion for Tipperary GAA supporters.

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www.premierview.ie

62.40.38.33 12:19, 29 June 2006 (UTC) Brian Corrigan[reply]

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83.235.173.134 12:22, 29 June 2006 (UTC) http:://www.melissalines.com[reply]

VOP stands for video object plane in MPEG4 video

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ISO/IEC 14496-2

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BBC Weather forecaster Sarah Wilmshurst was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. She became interested in meteorology at Cheadle Hulme school where there was a Stephenson's Screen for taking weather readings, and the opportunity to study GCSE Meteorology. From then on, she decided she wanted to present the weather on television.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/bbcweather/forecasters/sarahwilmshurst_faq.shtml

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http://www.oia.on.ca/Uploads/Resources/Files/492_IEPA%20News%20Release%20for%20APPROVAL%20May19.pdf http://www.aic.ca/

Provincial Institutes of Agrology

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70.52.190.106 14:13, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Morrissey - Mullen, aka M&M, Britain’s most outstanding jazz-funk/fusion group of the Seventies and Eighties, was formed by Dick Morrissey (tenor and soprano saxes and flute) and Jim Mullen (guitar), who joined forces in 1976 and played together for some 16 years with various regular line-ups featuring British jazz musicians such as Martin Drew on drums, and John Critchinson or John Burch on piano (with whom Dick Morrissey formed an octet in 1984), although none of the three appear on any of the albums.

They also used the band as a springboard for a new generation of young British musicians, including Chris Fletcher on percussion, Gary Husband on drums and Carol Kenyon as vocalist among others, until Dick Morrissey’s ill health required too many visits to hospital. When M&M finally dissolved in 1986, Jim Mullen and Dick Morrissey continued meeting up for what would in effect be jam sessions with what they called, in their characteristically easy-going style, “Our Band”, usually featuring the same musicians that had accompanied them in M&M.

The band actually came into being in New York where Dick Morrissey and Jim Mullen were recording and touring with their mutual friends in the Average White Band.

Coinciding with the recording and release of the first of seven Morrissey-Mullen albums (plus two EPs), UP (Atlantic, 1976), which featured the guys from AWB, plus Luther Vandross and Cissy Houston on vocals, together with some of the New York scene’s top session musicians, the Morrissey-Mullen Band spent eight months in New York, including a six-week residency at New York’s famed Mikell’s, which attracted the attention of many of the top musicians of the day, with Boz Scaggs, Dave Sanborn, Steve Gadd, Richard Tee, Michael & Randy Brecker and many others dropping by for a jam.

On their return to the UK, and shunning the gruelling road, Morrissey-Mullen concentrated on the small-club circuit. In 1980, EMI persuaded them to enter the Abbey Road recording studios to make the first-ever digital recording of a non-classical music piece, a cover of the Rose Royce hit Love doesn’t live here anymore. Their 1981 album Badness reached number one in the UK disco charts.

Discography

UP - Morrissey-Mullen (1976) Cape Wrath - Morrissey-Mullen (1979) Love Doesn’t Live Here Anymore - Morrissey-Mullen (1980?) (EP) Badness – Morrissey-Mullen (1981) Life on the Wire – Morrissey-Mullen (1982) It’s About Time - Morrissey-Mullen (1983) After Dark - Dick Morrissey (solo, but featuring Jim Mullen) (1983) This Must Be the Place - Morrissey-Mullen (1985) Happy Hour – Morrissey-Mullen (1988)

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The Independent Obituaries Thursday 9th November 2000

193.27.9.131 14:21, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Young Irelands is a GAA club in the parish of Gowran, county Kilkenny, Ireland.

The club is more known for it's Hurling than it's Gaelic Football exploits and won the Kilkenny Senior County Hurling Championship in 1996 and 2002. Other notable honours include the winning of the Kilkenny Senior County Hurling League in 1997 and 1999.

It's biggest football honour to date was winning the Intermediate Kilkenny County Championship in 1999.

The club also fields teams in the Women's version of Hurling known as Camogie, in which it enjoyed success at Junior Kilkenny County Championship level in 1995.

It lists amongst its stars former Kilkenny Senior County Panellists Charlie Carter, Martin Carey and Pat O'Neill. It's most reknowned player, though, is DJ Carey.

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http://kilkenny.gaa.ie/gowran.htm

http://kilkenny.gaa.ie/notice/oldnotice03.htm

213.190.138.178 14:26, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Alan Reilly

Def: To "Bango" : verb To bring something into line, to complete correctly, to beat the competition, to be the 'G' man, to interpret the situation correctly, to erradicate all opposition, to rule the world, to be king of shit mountain, to accept no-surrender, to win, to be the best.

Def: "Bingo Bango" : noun A proclamation of having Bangoed (see To Bango).

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You need to add sources to show that this phrase exists and is in common usage. DJ Clayworth 14:57, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

213.228.193.42 14:28, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Piltown GAA Club, or Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Baile an Phoill, as it is known in Gaelic, is a GAA club based in the Parish of Piltown/Templeorum, in southern County Kilkenny.

Piltown GAA was formed in 1887, and remains one of the oldest and best established GAA clubs in Kilkenny. The present club was reformed in 1952 and the new development, a state of the art sports complex, was opened in 1987 on the club's centenary.

Amongst its major honours are runners-up titles in the Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championship in 1904 and 1910, both times beaten by Tullaroan. It has also won the Kilkenny Junior Hurling Championship on three ocassions, 1981, 1996 and most recently again in 2002.

The year 2002 was probably the most famous in Piltown's long history as they went on to win the Leinster Junior Hurling Championship, beating St. Vincent's of Dublin in the final.

Amongst the players to have hurled for Piltown the most famous are former Kilkenny Senior Hurling All Ireland winners, John T Power and Liam McCarthy, who bears the same name as the trophy received by the All Ireland winning team. Liam McCarthy's son Andrew, is Piltown's most recent prominent name, winning All Ireland Minor (Under 18) honours with Kilkenny.

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http://tour.kilkennycoco.ie/piltown_gaa.htm

213.190.138.178 14:43, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Alan Reilly

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4.166.126.138 14:54, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

You need to tell us what you would say in this article, and sources, otherwise we can't create it. DJ Clayworth 14:56, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Band Members:

Leah Duors - Vox Hayley Cramer - Drums Cat de Casanove - Guitars Sophie Taylor - Bass

Since forming in November 2003 Brighton based McQueen have been busy playing alongside everyone from Juliette and the Licks , Viking Skull and The Foo Fighters through to acts as diverse as the Towers of London , Mad Capsule Markets and the Kaiser Chiefs. They have already released two critically acclaimed singles and were the most played unsigned British artist on American radio in 2005.

This year has seen the band sign to independent rock label Demolition Records and the debut album "Break the Silence" is currently set for an end of August release.

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http://www.mcqueenmusic.com http://www.myspace.com/mcqueen

84.70.238.255 14:56, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The rank of Platoon Sergeant in the US Army is for E-7's holding a command position, Sergeant First Class is for E-7's in administration positions. There is nothing in the rank insignia that will indicate the the difference and no difference in pay. However(in the Army only) a platoon sergeant(PSG)outranks a sergeant first class(SFC).

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4.166.126.138 15:08, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Alert- contains spoilers.

Iris in

193.136.39.100 15:13, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

to allot; distribute; apportion; [archaic] to measure; also mete has a second meaning as in a boundary; limit; a boundary mark or line

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source can be found in Webster's New World College Dictionary, 3rd edition, 1997

70.26.187.219 15:53, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Drummer with the band [Zillionaire]

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• Lee moulds myspace

80.42.195.210 15:56, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Wine Enthusiast Magazine, January 2006

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Gabrielle Beaumont is a director, born in London in 1942.

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• IMDB entry

60.50.59.84 16:25, 29 June 2006 (UTC) Bryan See[reply]

Done. DJ Clayworth 17:47, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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209.7.38.9 16:55, 29 June 2006 (UTC) Brett Schomer was born in a small town in eastern germany. At a young age brett had a talent for drums and would later form the band 69 Hearts to Fall. Brett lived in East Germany untill his father sold his brat empire to Johnsonville brats based in wisconson. Bretts family later relocated to America in Buffalo Grove IL. At the age of 5 brett joined in the war effort against the Viet Cong. He passed green beret training after just 61/2 weeks. Later Brett would lead such attacks as the Ho Chi Mign Raid and The Gulf of Token Conspiracy. When Brett returned from Vietnam he turned to Death metal to cull his anger. Brett would later get his first dumn set and form the band 69 Hearts to Fall. After an extensive U.S. tour brett returned to Stevenson High School to continue his education. Brett Later became best friends with future president Tim Lockner & Mike Matta. After 5 years of happy jubilation at school Brett went into a shame spiral. After nearly escaping a bear attack Brett moved to the South African Coast and took up piracy. He bought a house boat and made it look like a Hot Dog tand then would later rob people. Brett's whereabout have not been known since 2003. He is presumed dead but is still on the FBI's top 10 most wanted list. What is in store for Brett In the future? Only time can tell.[reply]

"The Masked Man" is a recurring character in "Celebrity Deathmatch: Season 5." To this day, much is uncertain about who he is, what he does, and why he keeps mysteriously appearing in various matches. Much speculation has been made about this unknown character. However, many people believe that this "Masked Man" is actually Michael Jackson. To this point, no one knows for sure. In future episodes, the character's may make more appearances, and finally have his identity released.

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Celebrity Deathmatch

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Weird N' Wild Creatures is an animal card learning program developed by the International Masters Publishing company. Specially picked people recieve gift package worth $40.00 dollars for free, and then each month, a new package of 10 animal cards is sent, which costs you $6.95. As of today, the company has made 85 packs of cards. Many people now sign up on the company's website, www.weirdnwildcreatures.com.

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http://www.weirdnwildcreatures.com

205.209.93.44 17:11, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

You need to give some evidence that these cards are popular and not just some new thing. An example would be a reference to them in a newspaper or magazine. DJ Clayworth 17:15, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

kayavandana is paying homage to buddha physically.

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http://web.ukonline.co.uk/buddhism/

142.167.151.206 17:36, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Tully Madison is the star of the hit independent film "Out of the Pot and Into the Frying Pan"

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70.179.130.246 17:47, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

This request for creation has been accepted. Please do not modify it.
This request for creation has been reviewed. The reviewer comments appear below the article text. Neomis Animation was founded in January 2004 right after the closing of the Disney Feature Animation Studio in Paris , by 22 of the former Disney artists. They’re a spin-off of the Disney Paris group that worked on Tarzan and Lilo & Stitch. Sources www.neomisanimation.com/ http://www.animationmagazine.net/article.php?article_id=5037 87.88.100.12 18:10, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply] Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! Acer (talk) 13:14, 14 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Anrorhomas87 18:15, 29 June 2006 (UTC) Archdiocese of thrissur is governed by major Arch Bishop Mar Jacob Thoonkuzhy and assisted by Mar Antony Tazhattu (assistant archbishop)[reply]

Group of year 11 boys from William Farr School in Welton, founded in 2005 the yr 11's, head of yr 11 (Mrs Muldown) branded the group of pupils in yr 11 'the mafia' after having a go at ben crow (one of the many yr 11 mafia) for misbehaving and branding him the head of the yr 11 mafia after tht date the group of "thugs" of the yr 11 where now named the yr 11 mafia .... the mafia was feared by many in the school and many grew respect for the yr 11 mafia and they had many fans but also with a mafia comes there rivals the other side of yr 11s and the yr 10's who seemed to have a jealousy grudge agaisnt the yr 11 mafia, but the yr 11 mafia will always be remmeberd by those who witnessed them for there stupidty and there misbehaviour around the school.... the yr 11 mafia also had a few yr 12 mates who would hang around with them and know and then cause mischeif with them those yr 12s go by the name of matt and dave!

By the end of there school life the school william farr had gotten fed up of the group of lads named the yr 11 mafia and ended up banning most of them off the premises now the yr 11 mafia has disbanned but will always be in the hearts of the group members of the yr 11 mafia and the hearts of there freinds that remain at the school and am sure the yr 11 mafia will one day make a return to the school, the yr 11 mafia doesnt want to be remember just for there mischeif and badbehaviour they want to be rememberd for there time spent too make other pupils at the school laugh and enjoy themselves.

People in the Year 11 Mafia, are as follows:

• Ben Crow
• Dave White
• Lewis Whyte
• Keiran Guyatt
• Beach Powell
• Dan Bembridge
• Adam Woolley
• Wade harrison

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The Year 11 Mafia - by Ben Crow

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Saved Eathiopian kids from death

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71.205.62.125 18:32, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Zeta Sigma Phi was founded on March 4, 1988 at New York University,in Weinstein Residence Hall, Room 402. The 29 founding sisters had a vision of a sisterhood that exemplified their collective goals and values -- strong friendships and social relationships, dedication and enthusiasm, a spirit of individuality, academic excellence, and service to the community. With the assistance of the NYU chapter of Zeta Psi fraternity, the founding sisters of the sorority formed the group, originally known as the Zeta Psi Sisterhood. Soon after, the sisterhood was officially integrated into the NYU Greek system as Zeta Sigma Phi.

Since 1988, we have preserved the aforementioned goals and values and have developed a community marked by diversity, individual and collective strength, loyalty, and true friendship among our members. We are primarily a social & charity oriented sorority and strive to maintain a balance between social events, community service, and our academic responsibilities at NYU.

Since 1989, Zeta Sigma Phi has been fortunate enough to be granted a house in NYU's campus housing. The house serves as the home of many of the sisters, as well as a home-away-from-home for commuter sisters and those who live in other residence halls. From 1989 to 2001, the Zeta Sigma Phi house was located on the 13th floor of NYU's Third Avenue North residence hall. From 2001 to 2004, our house was located on the 6th floor of Palladium. We currently are located in Lafayette Residence Hall.

Zeta Sigma Phi's open motto, "Ut incepit fidelis, sic permanet," reflects our sisters' unwavering commitment to furthering the unity of the sorority and preserving the goals of the founding sisters. The motto, in translation, means "As loyal as she began, so she remains."

Symbols

Flower: Red Hibiscus Colors: Red, Gray, & White Mascot: Jessica Rabbit

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http://www.nyu.edu/clubs/zetasigma/tmpframes.html?history, and members of Zeta Sigma Phi

69.213.157.130 18:37, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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If you can read text written in Swedish, the web-site of the Piteå School of Music is recommended reading.

142.104.250.115 18:58, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Erber was born 1897 in Ottendorf (tschech. Otice). After the attendance of the elementary school he worked in a spinning mill. 1915 it became k.u.k. Infantry regiment Nr.18 drawn in and was used as soldier in Russia and Italy. After end of war he worked again as a spinning mill worker. Also in the Czech army it carried military service out and worked afterwards until 1940 in the spinning mill. 1936 occurred Erber the Sudeten German a party. 1939 it became member of the NSDAP and the SS. In October 1940 it received its summoning to a SS Totenkopfeinheit. At the beginning of November 1940 came Erber to Auschwitz and remained there up to evacuation of the camp in January 1945. Erber belonged first to the security guard of the camp and came then to the Waffenmeisterei. In the middle of 1942 was shifted Erber to the political department of (camp Gestapo)in Auschwitz I. Apart from different tasks in the camp he was director/conductor of the admission in the woman camp. Erber was frequently divided to the ramp service. It participated also in the segregation of the prisoners not-able to work.After the war ,he changed his name to Josef Hauser ,and worked 15 year long ,in a spinning mill before he was arrested, After statements Frankfurt courts of assizes was involved Erber in altogether fifty selections.

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http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Erber

213.100.143.155 19:05, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Monolith, California is roughly 4 miles east of Tehachapi, California.

Monolith began in the early 1900s as a location secured by the Los Angeles Board of Public Works. The location was a good source of limestone and clay needed for high quality cement to bring water from the Owens Valley to Los Angeles, a project finished in 1914.

In 1920 the U.S. Potash Company, renamed Monolith Portland Cement company the next year, set up at the site and was a major player for the cement needs for Southern Califoria. During WWII, it's output was used to construct a naval base on Guam.

The company town established in Monolith lasted to 1972 when the general store and houses were destroyed.

(Personal note: Monolith was easy to identify when driving from Bakersfield to Mojave on US Hwy 466(now CA Hwy 58) in the 1960s. Everywhere nearby was coated in white dust and visibility was often near zero when crossing the railroad tracks. Now the plant is empty, and wind turbines cover the hillsides. The air is generally clear.)

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http://www.johnfahey.com/pages/portland.html http://www.earthscienceworld.org/images/search/results.html?Keyword=Portland%20Cement http://www.trainweb.org/KernJunction/monolith.htm

15.228.160.232 19:14, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hitler's Willing Executioners is a contraversial book that challenges the previous view of Germans as Hitler's innocent people that were all but unaware of concentration camps and mass-homicide and instead puts the view across that the German people were indeed, also anti-Semitic and supported the Nazi party whole-heartedly in the culling of the Jews for several reasons including: -Their uncanny success in business -Past rivalries with Germans and Jews -The killing of Jesus Christ by Jews (although this is a debatable subject)

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88.105.104.122 19:15, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

http://www.randomhouse.com/vintage/read/executioners/ http://www.spectacle.org/696/goldhag.html

Lance Fordham is a photographer in Winter Park/Orlando, Florida area. Lance Fordham has 10-years of photography "know how".

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http://www.lforddesign.com

Lfordhere 19:16, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The Central Corridor Coordinating Committee is a workgroup in the

• Central Corridor Coordinating Committee Site
• Metro Council Central Corridor Site

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128.101.227.111 19:18, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

• Created. Thank you for your submission. I'm not sure how they're going to put light rail through the University of Minnesota campus, especially if they want to put it between Coffman Union and the Northrop Mall, but they'll have to figure it out. --Elkman 21:10, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Anton Septian lahir di Tasikmalaya, 1980. Menyelesaikan studi dari Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta pada tahun 2006. Menulis cerpen, sajak dan artikel. Pada tahun 2004 pernah memenangkan sayembara cerpen mahasiswa se-Jawa dan Bali. Bukunya yang telah terbit: Pangeran Kegelapan dan Putri Mimpi (2006). Kini tinggal di Yogyakarta.

Wow betide is a variation of woe betide. First used by Saxons when telling stories of the dark clouds.

Legend has it that the dark clouds were a vehicle for the evil doomlords who sought to drown the Saxon children.

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WWW.Saxonsonline.com

81.109.229.121 20:22, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Kenzie is 18 years old and was 17 when she starting dating Chad. ALthough they didn't publicly announce they are an item until Kenzie was of age.Kenzie Dalton is an extra on One Tree Hill. And is engaged to Chad Michael Murray.

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Ankur Gupta, best described as one of the most open gay personalities in Canada.

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64.201.162.70 20:43, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Champion attended the prestigious Nottingham High School for Boys where he chaired the student Conservative group and won the mock election. He went on to King's College London to study War Studies before being elected Societies Officer in 2003. This paved the way for his bid for the Presidency in 2004 where he won against six other candidates.

KCLSU Presidency

Champion's Presidency was notable for being the one to initiate the KCLSU Governance Review and spawn a process that is being repeated in student unions across the UK. Controversially, though, it was also the year that the historic medical students' bar at

His Presidency was also the first time in recent years that the student newspaper, "Roar", was permitted a greater degree of editorial independence. Subsequently, articles that questioned his regular enjoyment of alcohol in the KCLSU bars were published, polarising student opinion about the appropriateness of his indulgence. His former Deputy President, Rajesh Joshi, often openly criticised Champion's actions outside the political arena, leading even to an outright war of words in the student paper.

However, Champion did institute the tradition of the Macadam Cup, named for Sir Ivison Macadam, a fellow former President of KCLSU. The day of sporting rivalry between the medical students and non-medical students is now accepted as a regular sporting fixture and is considered by many to be his most well-known achievement.

In the 2005 elections, Champion stood for re-election to the part-time role of Equal Opportunities Officer, which he lost. He also faced two motions of censure at KCLSU Executive Committee meetings, one at Student Representative Council (SRC) and was threatened with a motion of

NUS and Conservative Future

On the back of his election to KCLSU, he stood and won a seat on the National Management Executive of Conservative Future. Part of his manifesto included the belief that "there's nothing wrong with a bit of lefty-bashing". He also promised more social events, one of which was held at KCLSU as a private function.

That year, Champion was selected as the official candidate for NUS President by Conservative Future. As Kat Fletcher was widely-expected to win a second (and final) term in office, a low-profile campaign was run with Champion openly admitting he expected to lose. In a widely reported misjudgement, he attended the informal hustings at NUS National Conference in a state of inebrieation, earning him notoriety across national student politics. To his credit, he gained 76 votes, a few dozen more than the fall-back option of "Re-open Nomination", but an order of magnitude less than the incumbent President.

Final year

Champion re-stood for election to the Student Representative Council of KCLSU and won as a representative for his school of study.

See also

• King's College London Students' Union
• Kat Fletcher
• [[Conservative Future]

Sources

[www.kclsu.org] [www.educationet.org/messageboard] [kclsyou.blogspot.com] [www.nusonline.co.uk] [www.conservativefuture.com]

86.134.71.42 20:43, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Andrew Manini is a gay freak that lives in Toronto and loves the prettiest ompa loompa there is!

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http://ginogina.ca/profile.php?user_id=84645

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Carnoustie Theatre Club, is a small amateur theatre club based in Carnoustie Angus Scotland

It owns its own theatre the curiously named Dibble Tree Theatre situated in the towns high street.

The clubs original constitution urged it to 'own and run its own theatre'. Over the years many attempts were made to do this. One hopeful but ultimately hopeless effort was the lease of the then defunct Dominion Cinema. It looked good during that beautifully dry summer. When the Autumn rains came, so did the internal floods. There weren't enough buckets and basins in Carnoustie to keep our beautifully decorated and much loved clubrooms a viable prospect.

But in 1991 we acquired our present property and had it redesigned and rebuilt it in its present form as a comfortable 48 seat theatre. The club is a member of both the National Operatic and Dramatic Association and the Scottish Community Drama Association

Our annual programme of productions includes a pantomime in December at Carnoustie High School Theatre, full length plays in May, June and October and one-act plays in February, all in Dibble Tree Theatre.

How did the theatre get it's peculiar name? For this we have to understand a bit of Carnoustie folklore. In Napoleonic times Carnoustie was a much smaller coastal farming village and Thomas Lousen, a Sea Fencible (coastguard) and small time farmer was trying to plant out a relatively infertile plot of land close to the village. Thomas was using a willow 'dibble' (planting stick) and in the planting process grew tired, fell asleep and when he awoke forgot where he had left his dibble. Some months later he found it again but as is the wont of willow, it had rooted.

This became Carnoustie's Dibble Tree. David Lowson, Thomas's great, great grandson, now a man in his seventies, lives close to the site of the Dibble Tree which grows just on the edge of the theatre grounds. Over the years he tended the tree which has suffererd lightning strikes and other injuries and now shows it's great age.

The Executive Committee of the Club, in seeking to find a suitable name for the theatre wished to link it strongly to the town and so it wasn't difficult to choose 'Dibble Tree' Theatre, as the name. David Lowson and his wife performed the official opening of the theatre at a Grand Gala Fete 18 months after the start of work.

External links

• dibbletree.com

Category:Theatre companies

Category:Towns in Angus

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82.41.92.84 21:34, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

DriversEd.com "click. learn. drive.", is America's top online drivers education solution. DriversEd.com’s state specific curriculum are DMV approved and offers fully interactive, comprehensive courses — All Online. DriversEd.com is the most visited drivers ed web site on the Internet.

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http://www.driversed.com/faq/about_us.aspx

209.101.186.5 21:35, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

--142.3.41.134 21:52, 29 June 2006 (UTC)kuldip[reply]

Human beings demonstrate remarkable abilities to move in different kinds of terrains with dexterity. Most parts of the earth, and other planets, are comprised of anomalous terrains. Wheels are faster on level ground, and wings or rotors avail the third dimension of motion, but legs have demonstrated agility moving about the surface of the earth and are unsurpassed by any other form of locomotion [1]. Research in the field of legged locomotion can lead to development of machines capable of traversing harsh terrains. Pertinent to the legged machines, walking robots are good for moderate speeds across the terrain but they cannot cross the holes wider than their reach [1]. Particularly, the hopping machines are better than the walking machines because they can jump across holes, climb up and down steps, and their movement is not limited by the physical span of their legs but only by their capacity to store the energy and to release that energy when needed.

Sources

[1] Zeglin G., (1999), "The Bow Leg Hopping Robot", Doctoral Dissertation, technical report, CMU-RI-TR-99-33, Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University.

142.3.41.134 21:52, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The European Union Youth Orchestra

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http://www.euyo.org.uk/about/history.htm

207.47.105.234 21:57, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The

The Foundation of the EUYO The European Community Youth Orchestra (later to become the European Union Youth Orchestra) was founded in 1978 by Lionel and Joy Bryer, Chairman and Secretary General of the International Youth Foundation of Great Britain, with a view to creating an Orchestra which would represent the European ideal of a community working together to achieve peace and social understanding. At the same time it was also designed to provide an invaluable professional development experience for young orchestral musicians.

The proposal for the creation of the Orchestra was first put to the Committee on Cultural Affairs and Youth of the European Parliament in 1974. As a result of an all-party effort, a resolution was adopted by the European Parliament by an overwhelming majority on 8 March 1976 during its plenary session. The European Commission officially confirmed the Patronage of the Orchestra in April 1976. The EUYO's Honorary President is the President of the European Parliament and its Honorary Patrons the Prime Ministers of each of the EU member states, headed by the President of the European Commission.

“This Orchestra has an outstanding reputation for excellence and for fostering a new kind of creative co-operation across borders with all the energy and potential that brings.” Josep Borrell Fontelles, President of the European Parliament and Honorary President of the EUYO

The Musical Pedigree of the EUYO Lionel and Joy Bryer then began to work with Maestro Claudio Abbado, the Orchestra’s Founding Music Director, and its first President, the Rt. Hon.

http://www.euyo.org.uk/about/history.htm

207.47.105.234 22:00, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Lou Dog, was the name of the Dalmatian belonging to the former frontman of Sublime, Brad Nowell. Lou Dog is credited in several Sublime tracks and also makes appearances in several of the CD inserts.

Rebecca Julia Brown(born 18 august 1992) is an american actress and musician. She mostly known for her role co-star role in The School of Rock. She was the bass guitarist in the band.

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www.rebeccajuliabrown.com

67.101.171.225 22:25, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Louis Hendricskon born 27th December 1992 walsgrave coventry. Louis's 1st House was 13 Marborough Road he lived there for 6 years.Louis Then moved to Tamworth leaving all of his friends behind. Louis Started school at Ashcroft infants school in that school his friends all used to play fight and they were punished for it. After Louis left Ashcroft He then went to Flax Hill Junior School in this school he made many friends but he did not enjoy being in that school. Louis again moved on to QEMS Queen elizabeths mercian school. He is currently in year 8 and has been suspended 8 times he is claiming that he is going to try harder in year 9, 10 and 11 but he is not enjoyin school life

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Flaming Lotus Girls is the name of a group of Female and Male artists based in San Francisco, California, USA. Their medium is often metal sculpture with flame effects. In 2000 they created the "flaming lotus" sculpture for which they are named. It was brought to the Nevada desert for the Burning Man arts festival. They have continued to create small and large scale fire are for Burning Man and other venues.

History

Timeline

• Formed in 2000

Group Philosophy

Art

The Flaming Lotus

A sculptural flame thrower

The Fire Garden

A garden of fire, including copper flowers, a lilly pond, and a weeping willow

Fire Fan

Huge plumes of liquid fire controlled by midi

Mini Mega

The Hand of God

A 12 foot copper sculpture of a woman's hand that shoots flame from all five digits.

The Seven Sisters

A collection of seven sculptures approx 15 feet in height representing the stars of the Pleiades constellation.

Ancyone

Celano

Maia

Taygeta

Asterope

Merope

Electra

The Angel of the Apocalypse

A bird on its back, with a head of mild steel, a body of driftwood, and over a dozen stainless steel feathers. The feathers are up to 14' tall, some with continuous kerosene flame, and some with added propane "poof" effect the crowd can control.

The Serphent Mother

A 100 foot serphent with it's tail wrapped around an egg, to be completed in August 2006.

Deke lived in Kansas City in the late 1980s then he moved to San Francisco where in addition to editing homocore magazine he was the webmaster for the IWW for some years.

In the late 1990s he did a speaking tour with some engagements accross the midwest encouraging fledgling FoodNotBombs chapters to continue to be politically active.

Sources

US News and World Report, July 1989

67.53.67.115 23:02, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Mitin was a fanzine created by Ramon toro and his wife, Nathan Adler that break al the rules of the argentinian phenomenon called ¨Languidism¨. Other integrants that wrote in the heavy magazine where Rulo Liboy, Amendoim (peanut in brazilian) and Le Nebulán.

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200.122.49.81 23:13, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Ynnead is the Eldar "god" of the dead that is being cultivated in the eye of terror by the Ulthwe (damned Eldar). It is believed that Ynnead is "sleeping" until the time when enough soul stones can be collected and inserted into their infinity circuits that he can be awoken. Ynnead is not a "natural" god. He is the only god purposely created by the Eldar on a conscious level. It should be noted that Ynnead is not the god of death or of killing/murder, etc, but the god of the dead.

It is rumored that Ynnead is supposed to save the Eldar race somehow. This is taken as a saving of life, which would be quite ironic for the god of the dead. Rather than except this irony another idea is the belief that he is meant to save their "souls", and not their lives, as all Eldar "souls" go to the Chaos God Slaanesh upon an Eldars death.

Sources

Codex: Eldar (3rd edition) Published by Games Workshop

24.42.167.10 23:17, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Description

Jeet Kune Do Concepts is a complete self defense process for the streets. It covers components from (CSW) Combat Submission Wrestling, Kali, Muay Thai boxing, Savate, Boxing, Jun Fan Gung Fu, Wing Chun and Defensive Tactics from the Law Enforcement field. The purpose of this art is to integrate different techniques and tactics from many sources to produce a style that is suitable for an individual, allowing them to defend themselves in kicking, boxing, clinch and grappling/groundfighting ranges, with or without weapons, against one or many opponents.

History

JKD means the way of the intercepting fist and was developed by Bruce Lee. His thinking was to combine techniques taken from some other martial arts such as the trapping and short-range punches of Wing Chun, the kicks of Savate, and footwork and rhythm of Western Boxing. More importantly JKD not only combines aspects of different styles, it also simplifies many of those aspects that it adopts by stripping what is unnecessary. Ultimately JKD preaches that a fighter should do whatever is necessary to defend him or herself. It should not be a specific set of styles, but rather the fighter should choose the tools necessary and disregard what is not useful to them in a fight. Many proclaim Bruce Lee and his JKD philosophy as the beginning of modern mixed martial arts.

Bruce Lee

The JKD Concepts branch, was initiated by Dan Inosanto, Larry Hartsell, Paul Vunak and Burton Richardson. They have continued to teach JKD under the philosophy that it was never meant to be a static art but an ongoing evolution.

Ken Sorensen is a member of the Florida House of Representatives. He has served in that capacity since 1998. Sorensen is also a retired Airplane captain. In between his busy legislative schedule in Tallahasse he also teaches classes at Florida State University.

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http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Representatives/details.aspx?MemberId=4165&SessionId=42

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141.211.104.148 23:57, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

He deudered it.

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   Simon lovelace's master.

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3AC 3ACBold text formerely threesacroud Are an unsigned melodic quartet from The conwy area in North wales. The band started in september 2004, and consist of guitarist and vocalist craig pheasey, lead guitarist david podbury, bassist and vocalist craig hughes and drummer geraint roberts. As stated by the band on numerous occasions the name has nothing to do with the ammount of members in the band. Four friends from local secondary school Ysgol Aberconwy, each sharing a keen interest in performing music, taking their influences from such bands as

With their live performance described as combing energy, melody and noise with catchy choruses the band have given themselves the tittle of being "3AC, As infectiously catchy as chlamydia". So far the band have played numerous gigs around the conwy area including the Dwygyfylchi Legend Inn, MASE, and the now annual penfest with their performance awarding a front cover appearance on local news paper the north wales pioneer.

The band originally released a rough 3 track demo including songs hot rox, ripped words, as well as the live favourite bunk bed, and have since stepped into the studio to start work on an, as yet untittled, E.P for the summer of 2006 with new tracks such as finding emo, batting for the other team, s..m.b, and others to be announced.

More information on the band can be found online. [www.myspace.com/3acmusic] [www.3acmusic.tk] [www.purevolume.com/3ac]

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84.64.73.254 00:05, 30 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]