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[edit] Vasovagal Reflex
Vasovagal Reflex is the process of acute Vasovagal syncope caused by stimulation of the baroreceptors in the carotid sinus.
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Carotid Sinus Hypersensitivity
Author: Mevan N Wijetunga, MD, Fellow, Division of Cardiology, Washington Hospital Center
Coauthor(s): Irwin J Schatz, MD, Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Hawaii
eMedicine.com
http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic299.htm
86.1.97.110 00:43, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Thousand Day War
The Thousand Day War was a civil war in Colombia from 1899 to 1903. It caused extensive damage to the country, took 100,000 lives and resulted in the separation of Panama. In a way, it was a continuation of the civil wars being carried out before it.
The liberals attempted a revolution in July 1899, mainly because the conservative government had excluded them from the government. This was added to the fact that liberal coffee plantation owners were going bankrupt and that the conservatives introduced unbacked paper money in Colombia, inflating the peso. Most of the war was a guerilla war in the towns and the countryside of Colombia. The conservatives, unable to calm the state of unrest in the countryside, and the liberals, having devastated their armies in the war, signed a peace treaty aboard a USS Ship in the caribbean coast of Colombia.
Since I know little about US intervention, I left it out, although for whoever decides to write about this war, the US intervention should be an issue touched in this article should be in it.
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http://www.onwar.com/aced/chrono/c1800s/yr95/f1kdays1899.htm
[edit] The Day is Done
The Day id Done, by Lester del Rey, is widely regarded to be one of his finest works of short science-fiction. It is the story of one of the last Neanderthals as he struggles surronded by the intellectually superior Homo Sapiens. Most think of it as the best example of identifiable "prehistoric" science-fiction. Indeed, it is so emotionally powerful that it caused Isaac Asimov (one of the big three) to break down in tears on a subway while reading it. He told Lester that this was of course due to the horrible writing, but privately he said it was one of the most moving stories he had ever read.
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Where do we go from here? 1 (1971) http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/susan/sf/books/d/lstrdlry.htm#810
138.88.239.152 01:29, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Polly Vaughn
Polly Vaughn Polly Vaughn, also spelled Polly Vaughan is an Anglo-Irish folksong. The song tells the story of a young hunter who, while out goose hunting, accidentally shoots his fiancee, thinking her a swan. The song has been recorded by artists including Anne Briggs, Jamie Anderson, the Dillards, Shirley Collins, John Roberts, Shirley Collins, A.L. Lloyd, and Bob Dylan.
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68.46.22.195 02:53, 15 February 2006 (UTC)A Friend of Wikipedia
[edit] Cybernetic Broadcasting System
The Cybernetic Broadcasting system is the music station for "robots". They stream a wide selection of electronix music. The stream has been alive since 23-12-2002. They play a lot of foreign electronic music and host a forum.
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http://www.cybernetic-broadcasting.net/home/
72.224.112.235 03:11, 15 February 2006 (UTC)Scorponok
[edit] The Nine Nations of North America
The Nine Nations of North America is a book by Joel Garreau (c. 1981) about perceived cultural divisions in North America. It describes nine "nations" or cultural regions: New England, The Foundry, Dixie, The Islands, MexAmerica, Ecotopia, The Empty Quarter, Breadbasket and Quebec.
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The Nine Nations of North America, by Joel Garreau (c. 1981)
24.147.84.100 03:15, 15 February 2006 (UTC) Anonymous
[edit] DrawBall
DrawBall.com is a site which utilizes a flash plugin to unite artists around the globe to draw in a common giant paint-like image. It is a form of digital grafitti in a sense, but contains many "hall of fame" submissions that are saved by the admins. It is dominated by users of Korean nationality, evidenced by the giant flag in the middle. Drawings are made by utilizing "ink" which is gradually refilled based on time elapsed.
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[edit] Holy Cow Investment Partnership
Investment partnership founded by George Chung, He Jian Kang, Lee Pang, and Kam Wah Wong on January 13, 1999. The partnership is registered in the state of New York, and currently specializes in equity investments. The partnership, which has been expanding, has since added Geoff Hoffman.
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24.39.124.67 03:56, 15 February 2006 (UTC)He Jian Kang
[edit] Nikola Tesla Legends
These are widely dispersed legends about the inventor Nikola Tesla, containing fact, fiction, or both. Many of his achievements have been used, sometimes inappropriately and with some controversy, to support various pseudosciences, UFO theories, and New Age occultism. Tesla is called the grandfather of electronics and is certainly a legend among both scientists and science fiction fans.
- Free Electricity Contest: A science contest challenged scientists to invent a generator that makes zero cost electricity. If invented, it would lower the cost of living and thus reduce poverty worldwide. The contest was open to everyone and was reported by the news. Geniuses Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein joined the contest. Einstein won the contest with his invention nuclear power. Tesla invented electricity-based motors related to his Dynamo Electric Machine and the Wardenclyffe Tower. Some believe that Tesla should have won the contest, because people today pay an electric bill to nuclear power plants. In Einstein's time, nuclear power was thought to be zero cost. Also, Einstein had only a formula then, and no working machine, whereas Tesla had working machines. Tesla's power was also non-polluting, whereas nuclear plants make nuclear waste byproduct. Some believe the electric companies wanted people to continue paying electric bills, so they favored Einstein's formula, which was years before it would become a real machine.
- The Philadelphia Experiment: Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein participated in the planning tech of the U.S. military's secret efforts to invent a device that could allegedly make planes and ships invisible to radar or even invisible to the naked eye. According to the legend, the military stumbled onto uncontrolled space-time travel/teleportation technology instead, centuries before it should have been invented. The fact that Tesla and Einstein had genius level IQs and were the highest authorities in their respective fields (electronics and quantum physics) lends credence to the tale: if anyone in the world could invent time-space travel, it would be two of the smartest men in the world.
- Radio Aliens: Nikola Tesla and Guglielmo Marconi (patent inventer of radio) tried to communicate with aliens, before the SETI project. Tesla & Marconi heard chirping noises, which sounded intelligent, but was actually a natural sound produced by the atmosphere.
- UFOs: Some of Teslas' claimed/theorized inventions are similar to the devices used by UFO-driving aliens, such as death rays, force fields, free energy, space-time travel, etc. This has lead some to believe that Tesla may have had contact with aliens.
[edit] Tesla Claimed Inventions
Tesla theorized about, planned to build, or claimed to invent the following inventions.
- Electric Submarine
- Wireless Torpedo: Based on his patent 613,809 for "teleautomation", Tesla hoped to develop the "wireless torpedo" into an automated weapon system for the US Navy.
- Ozone Generator
- Wireless Transmission of Electricity: electricity transmitted from power stations and received by antennas on houses and electric cars
- Teleforce/Death Ray: a destructive energy transmitter he claimed to have built "when unavoidble... may be used to destroy property and life."--- Nikola Telsa, 1915. He was believed to be working on a form of death ray at the time of his death. He offered the US War Department the secrets of his "teleforce" weapon on January 5, 1943 but was assumed to be crazy. He was found dead 3 days later and, after the FBI was contacted by the War Department, his papers were declared to be top secret. It appears that his proposed death ray was related to his research into ball lightning and plasma.
- Mechanical Oscillator: compresses air until the air is a liquid
- Free Energy: $0 electricity and $0 heat tapped from the earth's natural electricity (not energy created from nothing)
- War Robots: Tesla envisioned wars of machines, not of human soldiers. He made the first of a race of robots which could carry out combat maneuvers. These weapons' destructive actions and ranges would have virtually no limit, he believed.
- Earthquake Machine: a pocket-sized device that could shake a building apart by piling up waves of energy
- Tesla Shield: a theorized electromagnetic shell which armaments could not penetrate. It was a magnetic field dome made of energy that will eventually be built big enough to protect a city from attack during wars. Tesla shields would transmit electrical energy without wires and produce destructive effects at a distance. Today, the beginnings of force field technology is being built and tested using plasma. Currently, it is successful in repelling electromagnetic waves only.
- Anti-Gravity Aircraft: gravo-electric aircraft
- Thought Camera: In 1933, Tesla theorized about a device that could photograph thoughts. "I expect to photograph thoughts...In 1893, while engaged in certain investigations, I became convinced that a definite image formed in thought, must by reflex action, produce a corresponding image on the retina, which might be read by a suitable apparatus. This brought me to my system of television which I announced at that time..."
- Planet Machines: Tesla theorized about energy from the planets' rotation. "One day man will connect his apparatus to the very wheelwork of the universe... and the very forces that motivate the planets in their orbits and cause them to rotate will rotate his own machinary," predicted Nikola Tesla.
[edit] Tesla in Science fiction and computer games
Tesla technology is recurring in alternate history works like steampunk, or stories concerning secret pre WWII technology
- Tesla appears as a character in the 1995 novel The Prestige by Christopher Priest.
- Tesla also makes a brief appearance as a character in the 1989 novel Moon Palace by Paul Auster.
- Tesla is a continuing character in a series of novels by Spider Robinson concerned with Callahan's Crosstime Saloon.
- In the ZBS series of audio plays The Adventures of Ruby, Tesla is considered to be the deity of technicians and engineers and can be summoned with a special chant near a reproduction of a Tesla Coil.
- The Tesla Coils and Tesla troopers of the PC games Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 are named in his honor.
- The superperson Nikola Tesla is a Japanese comic (manga).
- Tesla is a character in the DC Elseworlds comic, JLA: Age of Wonder
- Tesla is a playable character in the game Martian Dreams, from the Worlds of Ultima spin-off series by Origin games
- The Tesla Cannon in the Blood series of computer games is a weapon that shoots electric projectiles, possibly intended to represent ball lightning.
- The Tesla Coil was a buildable Sentry Tower for a Quake Modification called "Shaka" Team Fortress - a now defunct mod. The sentry was stationary and shot arcs of lightning at enemies.
- The Tesla Gun in the computer game Return to Castle Wolfenstein is a weapon that projects lightning-like electrical arcs.
- The Tesla Armor of the Fallout series of computer games provides excellent protection against laser and plasma/electrical attack types.
- In the computer game Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, there are items such as the Tesla Ring and the Tesla Rod, which can both be created by the player using the technological skill Electricity.
- The Tesla Barrier in the PS2 game Ratchet & Clank is a powerful force field that protects the player and kills nearby enemies with electricity.
- The Tesla Claw in the PS2 game Ratchet & Clank is a powerful weapon shooting electricity arcs which are self-guiding due to the fact that the lightning grounds itself in the nearest enemy.
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- Experiments With AC Current - by Nikola Tesla, 1891
- Transmission of Electricity Without Wires - by Nikola Tesla, 1904
- The Fantastic Inventions of Nikola Tesla - by Nikola Tesla and David Hatcher Childress, Adventures Unlimited Press 1993
- Nikola Tesla's Earthquake Machine - by Dale Pond and Walter Baumgartner, The Message Company, 1997
64.136.27.226 04:19, 15 February 2006 (UTC)64.136.26.226
[edit] Louie Simmons
Louie Simmons is a name that is synonymous with powerlifting and strength training. He is one of only six lifters to total Elite in five weight classes within various lifting organizations. He is the only lifter over the age of 50 to squat 920 pounds and total 2100 pounds.
Over the past 27 years that he has been involved with powerlifting, he acquired a vast amount of knowledge on how to produce strength. He has devoted his life to developing innovative techniques, programs, and equipment. Experience with several different training methods has given Lou somewhat of an expertise in strength training. This knowledge has led him to produce twenty-five World and National Champion Powerlifters, twenty-seven lifters who have totaled over 2000 pounds, and a World Record holder in the 400-meter dash.
Lou has, for many years, been a contributing writer for the monthly publication, Powerlifting, USA. He, also, writes instructional articles, gives seminars across the country, makes training videos, and is the owner and trainer of Westside Barbell Club located in Columbus, Ohio. Because of these and other activities, he continues to pass on a wealth of valuable knowledge to the next generation of competitive sports men and women.
How it All Began
Louie’s weight training roots began at the tender age of twelve (12) when he began Olympic lifting. He was first exposed to powerlifting in 1966, at a power meet in Dayton, Ohio. He was amazed by the look of the powerlifters that he saw at the meet. Unlike his previous training partners who had to tell people that they lifted weights, these men were big and strong and it was very obvious that they lifted weights. He never lifted Olympic style again.
After that power meet, Louie went into the Army. After basic training, he was in the infantry but did not go to Vietnam. He was, instead, sent to Berlin. There he was able to train regularly. He found that there wasn’t anyone who knew anything about powerlifting. It was then that he read a powerlifting article about the Westside Barbell Club of Culver City, California. Having nothing to lose, he tried their method of squatting. To his surprise it worked. Having never met them, the guys at that gym got Lou started on the right foot.
After getting out of the Army in 1969, he built a power rack, got some weights and began training full time using what he had learned from Bill West, George Frenn and the guys through the magazine articles. They became, in a sense, his only training partners.
Lou entered his first national meet, the Junior Nationals, in Patterson, NJ, in 1971 and got third. In 1972, he made the top 10 in the Powerlifting News. Lou made his first Elite total in February 1973 when there was no gear used. He got 605 – 380 – 670 and totaled 1655.
As time went on, Lou continued to improve and compete. However, he was plagued by a laundry list of injuries. He has broken his fifth vertebra twice, snapped his left patella tendon in half, and detached his right bicep from the bone to mention a few. Each time he has continued to train and compete doing exceedingly well.
What it has Become
After Bill West died, Louie referred to his place as Westside Barbell Club, but never publicly until 1986. Now, Westside Barbell Club and Louie Simmons are trademarked names. As a result of Louie’s proven techniques, he is a strength consultant for the Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks and numerous college football teams. He is also a strength consultant for many athletes from around the world.
Lou has done a great deal of work with other world-class athletes who are not involved in powerlifting. According to John Saylor, Coach of the US National Judo Training Squad, “in addition to his work with college and professional football teams, he has worked with track and field athletes, mixed martial artist fighters, collegiate wrestlers, and athletes from many other sports. There is nobody who knows more about developing strength, power, and speed for sports in general."
Louie broke his fifth lumbar vertebra and was on crutches for the better part of 10 months. Unable to do any strength building exercises, he came up with the Reverse Hyper. It helped with the pain, first and foremost, and then it repaired his back to its former strength.
As they say, necessity is the mother of invention. The Reverse Hyper is one of the many pieces of equipment that Louie has created. It was patented in 1993 and now holds 3 patents for the three different variations available. The Reverse Hyper is not only a tremendous machine for building lower back, glute and hamstring strength, but is excellent for the rehabilitation and prevention of lower back injuries
The Reverse Hyper is not the only piece of equipment that Lou has patented. There is the Plyo Swing, the Tread Sled, and the Belt Squat Machine. Through his website, Westside Barbell he sells equipment that he personally uses and endorses.
Lou’s goal has always been to share what he has learned with others. And now he can proudly say that several of the men who he has trained are doing the same. At least seven (7) of the guys who have trained with Lou over the years are now doing videos, seminars, and giving advice on website forums and a number of other venues for getting information out to those who need it.
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http://www.westside-barbell.com
http://www.elitefitnesssystems.com
Powerlifting USA
Cbaxter1971 04:26, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Katonah Paint and Hardware
Katonah paint and hardware is a hardware store located in the town of katonah approximatly 30 miles north of New York City. This store sells Benjamin Moore paint, as well as Cabot stain, and many other hardware related items. It is part of a family of stores owned by Andew Baren which include Katonah Paint and Hardware, Lewisboro Paint and Hardware, Katonah Arcitectural Hardware, and Chicago Arcitecural Hardware. Katonah Paint and Hardware is known for its lively and interesting manager, Frank, as well as a full time employee who speaks spanish. Whatever your painting needs, Katonah Paint and hardware will beat all compitition around and offer the lowest prices on the best quality paint.
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http://listings.allpages.com/ny-0116545287-katonah.html
71.241.153.121 04:35, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Under 18 No Fear
Note: The story is not a sequel to Under 18.
This story take place at a school life which gives a lot of trouble to student because of many diciplinary problems like bully, gangsterisme, family problem, school problem and etc. These 3 student, Siv, Aken and (if someone knows the name of one person left, please write the name here), has built a group called councelling club. Well, even the name is councelling club, they do it the hard way and giving physical therapy to the target. The client usually said the target and how the target have to treated like. (Some kind of mafia thing). But in the end, the problem always be solved even in harder way.
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http://www.gempakstarz.com/gforum/viewtopic.php?t=2803&postorder=asc&start=75
[edit] homolytic fission
- redirect homolysis
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As done with Heterolytic fission, used in Cracking (chemistry)
212.102.225.147 08:34, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Tim Farriss
Guitarist Timothy William Farriss was born on August 16, 1957, in Australia, and is the older brother of Andrew Farriss and Jon Farriss. All three Farriss brothers are members of Australian rock band, INXS.
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http://www.rockband.com/inxs/tim-farriss.asp
71.136.119.222 08:58, 15 February 2006 (UTC) Cheryl Spelts
[edit] Garry Beers
Garry William Beers, bass player for rock band, INXS was born in Manly Australia on June 22, 1957. Garry met and began playing with Andrew Farriss, Jon Farriss, and Michael Hutchence in Sydney in the late 1970's and they formed a band called Dr. Dolphin. Soon after Tim Farriss and Kirk Pengilly joined in, and INXS was born.
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http://www.rockband.com/inxs/garry-gary-beers.asp http://www.rockband.com/inxs/tim-farriss.asp
71.136.119.222 09:15, 15 February 2006 (UTC) Cheryl Spelts
[edit] Kirk Pengilly
Kirk Pengilly of Australian rock band, INXS, was born on July 4th, 1958, in Kew, Australia. Playing both the guitar and the saxophone, Kirk initially also shared lead singer duties with Michael Hutchence during their early days on the Australian pub circuit. Eventually Kirk settled into the role of backup singer with Michael taking lead. INXS has sold more than 30 million albums.
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http://www.rockband.com/inxs/kirk-pengilly.asp http://www.rockband.com/inxs/history.asp
71.136.119.222 09:35, 15 February 2006 (UTC) Cheryl Spelts
[edit] lowest common factor
Commonly used expression with no useful true meaning; the 'lowest common factor' in any situation is always one, a trivial result. The user is normally meaning 'highest common factor' but using it in a non-mathematical sense. This probably results from the (non-mathematical) user failing to understand that any common factor must be less than, or at least not greater than, any of the input values. In a non-mathematical sense then the 'highest common factor' must contain all that is common to all the inputs and this seems to be what the user intends.
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No published source for this nonsense but plenty (including wikipedia) for 'highest common factor', and for 'lowest common multiple', a related meaningful expression. 193.195.77.146 09:45, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Ian Knapp - Singer Songwriter
Ian Knapp is a UK based singer songwriter. The music: raw, melodic, edgy, acoustic rock.
Reviews:
"Incredible stuff. He's your 'New Favourite Artist'. He's my new favourite artist, I'll tell you that right now......I’m going to play another song from him, 'cos that is just too good."
- John Richards, Host of The Morning Show, KEXP, Seattle
Included in the Top 30 of 2005: "How does a singer-songwriter become canonized? For some, like Jeff Buckley or Elliott Smith, you have to die way too young. For those that continue to produce music well past what should be their prime, undisputed legends like Bob Dylan, those sages seem to speak to the masses because they are willing to wear their hearts on their sleeves. That emotion, coupled with a keen sense of musicianship and a grasp of the English language, transcends beyond touching just one generation. Simply put, the legends are the poets of our generation. They are our pied pipers and we follow. Maybe it’s too early for me to lump newcomer Ian Knapp in that status but he comes darn close to encapsulating all of the ingredients for future canonization."
"Simply put, Into These Oceans is a fantastic album... The lead track, "If The Aliens Came", is one of the best social commentaries I've heard... [Spaceman] warrants multiple listens and after a relatively rough week at work, it was this song that made me remember why I get up in the morning and bust my butt..."
"That introspection, and how he stirs up our own passions and feelings in the process, is why I believe Ian Knapp has a bright future. And, as long as the earth remains screwed up and in need of repair, Ian will have plenty of material to write about. You can bet that this album will receive my nomination for best album of the year."
- Ben Montgomery, CDReviews.com
"Ian Knapp is a compelling performer who combines acoustic guitar with potent lyrics about politics and humanity."
- M. Myers, KEXP, Seattle
"The best of the recent crop of male singer-songwriters to grace the 75orless mailbox, Ian Knapp reminds me of John Wesley Harding. Not his voice, but the sarcastic social commentary laid over a damned catchy acoustic guitar. You can practically hear the curled lip as he sneers at Mr. Mickey Mouse for being "junk food for the soul," or predicts that "If the aliens came... they'd turn 'round their spaceships" because humankind is so retarded. The album ends sweetly, though, with the exquisite "Spaceman," a lovely welcome to a wee baby."
- Meredith, 75orless.com
"America has its first post-9/11 singer-songwriter; however, he isn’t from the U.S. Nevertheless, no other new guitar-slinging solo artist conveys the troubled state of public consciousness than Englishman Ian Knapp. You can hear it in his voice – stripped of its strength, trembling, questioning. There’s a fire in Knapp’s vocals that is not lit by heartbreak or romance; instead, it percolates from our current fears and disillusionment. Even the title of the album – Into These Oceans – makes one think of drowning, lost in the waters of a world turning upside down. The song itself is about escape, the only solution to these increasingly scary and confusing times."
"Knapp is a fine poet, and as tempting it is for me to quote him here, it’s better to simply trust me and listen to his record cold like I did. He has a way with words that is less common with his nonsensical peers and can be compared to new wave lyricists from the '80s such as Roddy Frame from Aztec Camera or Elvis Costello. The music is mostly folk-oriented with occasional bursts of rock & roll energy, especially on "Jumping the Wall" and "Pieces of You," the latter having a riff reminiscent of Madder Rose’s "Panic On.".... the greatness on display should have industry observers predicting future hits for this man." 4.5/5
- Kyrby Raine, Shotgun Reviews
"British singer/songwriter Ian Knapp has a love and hate relationship with the human race... the hilariously sarcastic opening track "If the Aliens Came"... [is] a bitingly funny commentary on society's gradual moral decay... [It] combines Elvis Costello's vitriol with Thom Yorke's alienation from the planet Earth. Knapp's voice — raspy, quivering — is effective in its unpolished delivery. Knapp's vocals recall Mike Scott's from the Waterboys except that he isn't aiming for a big sound; instead, Into These Oceans is fairly low-key and intimate. However, that doesn't mean it's mellow. Knapp's influences include Nirvana as well as Bob Dylan, which is why his guitars can be brittle and edgy at times. 'Jumping the Wall' is almost like a parallel world recording wherein Kurt Cobain had lived to produce a solo album." 4/5
- Michael Sutton, All Music Guide
"Singer-songwriter IAN KNAPP should be raved constantly about in the NME right now. With a voice that erupts in raw passion, Knapp's vocal skills alone is a keen instrument, sharp as saber tooth."
"Winging his way towards political and personal issues, Knapp is definitely in the Bob Dylan mode with a sense of urgency that explodes like a volcano. He's got a deadpan sense of humour that is pointedly funny, reflected in the opening track "If the Aliens Came." Knapp's words are memorable and touch the heart with open hands."
"There's more variety in the music here than you'd think, not everything is strum-strum and even then they're usually toe-tapping riffs. "Into These Oceans," "Pieces of You," and "The Dream" are all standout numbers. Outstanding debut." 10/10
- Adam Harrington, Whisperin & Hollerin
"Singer/songwriter Ian Knapp's "Into These Oceans" is one of those debut albums that'll be discussed years from now. It's an intense experience, packed with real emotions and smart lyrics - the kind of record that Bob Dylan's son should've recorded. "If the Aliens Came." opens the album on a darkly humorous note, accurately realizing that extraterrestrials would probably depart our beloved planet once they saw how dumb and evil we are. I'm surprised by the wide musical range on this album. I usually fear the 'singer/songwriter' tag as it often means some boring bloke with an acoustic guitar borrowed from his ex-hippie mum. None of that here. This is a shockingly confident and mature first LP." 10/10
- Barry Andrews, Reviewcentre.com
"London-based singer-songwriter Ian Knapp is armed with equal parts melody and passion. His lyrics are astute and delivered with an urgent, wavering falsetto and his ability to turn a phrase is truly unique. With so many lesser talents being hailed as the new Dylan, Knapp is the only one with the intellect to back it up." Editor's Pick
- The Editor, Download.com
"Right off the bat as the first song "If the Aliens Came" chimes in and you hear Ian Knapp's vocals you can tell there's something extraordinary happening. It is excruciatingly world-weary, noiselessly angry, and hopeful all at once. When he sings you can forget the meaning of pretension, a word that a horde of wannabes have personified for as long as we've been numbed by them."
"In his hands, the acoustic guitar becomes a bludgeon, an instrument that emits the poignant yearnings of a sad man who threatens to smash it on monstrous faces that make our lives a big lie, fragments of a severed dream. Yet it all swiftly changes into a thing for buoyant times, waving it in the air like a flag after some private conquest."
"Seethe with him on the abovementioned "If the Aliens Came," celebrate "Into These Oceans," fall in love with our children on "Spaceman" [an art that we seem to have forgotten], and drink a couple on "Mouse on A Wheel" and hurl the bottles at the walls besieged by memories that creep from the dusty parts of our minds."
"Knapp is that long-lost prophet drunk on madness, wide-eyed and exhausted. He doesn’t come like a savior, claiming to be this and that, forcing his doctrines down our throats. Ian Knapp is the everyday man who has taken the language of life down to a level that we all can relate to. He makes us forget who he is. In fact, it doesn’t matter at all. What matters are the stories. Nobody ever tells them anymore. He talks about things we have been struggling all our lives to say and makes it sound so effortless. In gratitude we ought to take the cudgels and wave his guitar like a flag after some private conquest, screaming at the sky."
- Mondo Castro, Manila Standard, Philippines
"...On Jumping the Wall, Knapp uses an electric base to great effect, with a rock-punk run through a song reminiscent of Billy Joel's We Didn't Start The Fire. Elsewhere, as on the title song, this electrified instrumentation takes him nicely close to college-rock icons The Connells. One to watch, as there are signs that more is to come."
- Mike Rea, Adult Contemporary
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81.159.188.164 10:43, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
- Wikipedia is not for publication of personal opinions, we need facts about a person, not reviews or opinions about their songs. - Mgm|(talk) 12:53, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Tony Sun Xie Zhi
Please read the instructions at the top and don't copy directly from other websites. Also, note that favorites aren't really encyclopedic material and that biographical entries are expected to be in full sentences. - Mgm|(talk) 12:51, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
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Credits:http://groups.msn.com/myforevafrienz/_whatsnew.msnw
[edit] Tim Doubell
A Structural Engineer. Sings depressing songs and provides a lack of work for his juniors. Leads them to depression. Soon to be a father
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www.burksgreen.com
212.135.128.2 12:41, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] T-2.net ISP in Slovenia
T-2.net is an Internet Service Provider from Slovenia. T-2.net was founded in October 2005. The company provides internet, voip and iptv (tripple play) using VDSL technology and in January 2006 using optic fibers (fiber to the home).
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193.95.221.9 13:04, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] CLAUDE HAGEGE
Claude Hagege
A French linguist who's dedicated to the sociolinguistic research. His most known works are: Le souffle de la langue, Halte a la morte des langues and L'enfant aux deux langues.
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Amongst The Dead is a Melodic/Technical Death Metal band from New Castle, Indiana. Amongst The Dead started in August of 2005 and have been together ever since. The band constists of: Chris Hayes -- Vox Brent Plummer -- Lead Guitarist, Backing Death Vox Ethan Conwell -- Rythm Guitarist Steven Gearhart -- Bass Jesse Hawila -- Drums
Source is from me, Steve Gearhart the bassist and our url is www.purevolume.com/newcastlemetalband
[edit] John Paul II Catholic High Scool
John Paul II Catholic High School, located in Tallahassee, Florida first opened up in the fall of 2001. It is the first Catholic high school to be founded in Tallahasse.
[edit] Faculty
Administrative: Linda Dascenzi Assistant Principal: Sister Susan Marie Krupp (ASCJ) Athletic Director: Pamela Shovlain Athletic Trainer: Lisa Grossman Art: Po-Chi Chu Bookkeeper: Laurie Svec Chaplain: Reverend Craig Smith Chorus: George Wilkerson Development Director: Tom Llewellyn Drama: Bonnie McCluskey English: Danielle Kotaska, Maxwell Wheeler Guidance Counselor: Suzanne Huth History: Richard Dave, Matthew Olesnevich, Michael Pasquier Latin: Beverly Dayton Maintenance: Michael Ellan Mathematics: Ann Bergen-Brock, Sister Christine Ann Hoffner (ASCJ), Ann McGlynn, Richard O'Leary, Media Specialist: Mary Ann Hensarling Music: Linda Parker Principal: Dr. Randall Felton Physical Education: Jeffrey Gillespie Psychology: Frances Logan Religion: Sister Christine Ann Hoffner (ASCJ), Father Kevin Johnson, Sister Veronica Marinari (ASCJ) Technology: Maxwell Wheeler Science: Suzanne Huth, Richard O'Leary, Kristen Pasquier Spanish: Linda Parker, Raquel Roy
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[edit] Steitztown Addendum to ["Lebanon PA"], and from new entry or redirect
Lebanon PA, USA - origially called "Steitztown", after George Steitz, who laid out the town circa 1746. I know this from the sign at the city line on one of the main streets into the city.
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Lebanon County Historical Society Annals (1940)
Parent directory Lebanon County Historical Society Home Page
--138.162.0.37 14:11, 15 February 2006 (UTC) Jim Pautz
416 W Shady Ln
Enola PA 17025
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[edit] Watcha Clan
The Watcha Clan is a French pop group made up of gay musicians. song titles include smile little puppy and whoa yeah ur hot stuff. they are number one on the french charts.
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www.marseille.com
206.82.16.35 14:14, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] D'Oyly Carte Island
This very small island between Weybridge and Shepperton has just one large house and garden on it. It has a small footbridge and offers mooring to all small boats.
[edit] Andrew Dermody
The GAA player from kildare is currently studying in Waterford IT, and will conclude his 4 year studies there, this june. info on his sporting achievements can be found by entering his name into the google search engine
[edit] Hydroxytyrosol
Formula: C8H10O3
Hydroxytyrosol is a natural antioxidant, and is the main polyphenol found in olives.
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[edit] Terence Walker
Terence William Walker (born 26 October 1935) is a British Labour politician working in the Bristol area. He was elected MP for Kingswood in the two general elections of 1974, before losing his seat by the narrow margin of 303 votes in 1979. He sought to regain the seat in 1983 and unsuccessfully contested Bristol North-West in 1987.
Walker has dedicated his time to local government since leaving parliament. He was elected to the Avon County Council in 1981 and was a member on that body until it was abolished in 1996. He has served on the successor unitary authority of South Gloucestershire Council since its inception in 1995. He has chaired the Avon Fire Authority for many years.
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Times Guide to the House of Commons, 1974 Times Guide to the House of Commons, October 1974
195.188.176.200 14:50, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Bangalore Lions
Bangalore LionsImage:Bang2 90*89.jpg Bangalore Lions is a team currently playing in the Indian Premiere Hockey League.It won this years PHL.It is based on Karnataka's capital Bangalore.It mainly consists of players coming from Coorg.The team lineup is
Lineup
Arjun Halappa - (Captain) Jordi Quintana (Spain) Rehan Butt (Pakistan) Bharath Kumar Chetri (G.K) Rao P T ( GK) Ajay Kumar Saroha Ravi Kumar Ignace Tirkey Bipin Fernandes Prabodh Tirkey Bimal Lakra
Tushar Khandekar
Sandeep Michael Hari Prasad Len Aiyappa Suresh Kumar Sabu Varkey
Ramesh Parameshwaran(Coach) Ashish Ballal(Asst. Coach) Kannan Krishnamurthy (Manager) C.S.Poonacha (Trainer)
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[edit] Penny Streeter, Order of the British Empire
Penny Streeter OBE is founder and managing director of UK company Ambition 24hours. The company she set up in 1996 had a turnover of £60 million in 2004 – and this is without any involvement of outside investors or bank lenders. All growth has been organic.
Awards received by Penny Streeter include:-
·OBE (Order of the British Empire) 2006 British New Years Honours for ‘services to enterprise’ ·CBI Entrepreneur of the Year, 2003 ·Management Today, Top 100 Entrepreneurs: Top woman, and No. 13 overall for two years, 2003, 2004 ·Fast Track 100 ‘Fastest Growing UK Companies’ 2004, 2003, 2002 - No.1 in 2002
In 1996 Penny set up Ambition 24hours as a temporary employment agency from a small shop premises with just her mother Marion – and she worked as a children’s entertainer at the weekends to make ends meet. In 2005, the company has19 branch offices, nearly 200 office staff and 13,500 personnel on its books - locum doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, care assistants, teachers and social workers for major institutional service providers throughout the UK.
Penny Streeter has increasingly come to the attention of the UK media and is a regular guest and industry commentator on BBC news and business programmes (Breakfast News, Working Lunch, News24).
Further information: www.a24group.co.uk
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UK Government web site: www.honours.gov.uk/case_studies/streeter.asp www.realbusiness.co.uk/showdetail.asp?ArticleID=2654 www.everywoman.co.uk/bwotml/biog_penny_streeter.asp www.handbag.com/yourbusiness/businessplanawards/profile_pennystreeter/ www.onrec.com/content2/news.asp?ID=10155 www.startups.co.uk/Ambition_24Hours.YZpM-sRoyivadQ.html www.bnn-online.co.uk/news_search.asp?page=4&PaperID=&TextChoice=training&TextChoice2=education&Operator=OR&Year=2002
Patrea 15:10, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] REGRET POEMS
1)A compleate wast of time 2)a poem including somthing u did wrong and how u fell bad
[edit] Amongst The Dead
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Amongst The Dead Amongst The Dead is a Melodic/Technical Death Metal band from New Castle, Indiana. They formed in August of 2005. Amongst The Dead consists of 5 people....They are: Chris Hayes -- Vox Brent Plummer -- Lead Guitarist and back up vox Ethan Conwell -- Rythm Guitarist Steve Gearhart -- Bass Guitar Jesse Hawila -- Drums
Amongst The Dead has currently 2 web sites, www.purevolume.com/newcastlemetalband and www.myspace.com/amongstthedead6 This was created by Steve Gearhart
[edit] Joanne Waxman Library in Portland, Maine
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- Joanne Waxman Library is named after Joanne Waxman in Portland Maine.
216.220.231.226 15:24, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Audial
Audial is similar to aural.
However, unlike its more commonly known counterpart, audial is currently NOT in the english dictionary.
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<a href='ttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/entry/audial'>Yahoo! Dictionary Definition</a>
195.194.142.135 15:36, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Tuttle Machine
Tuttle Machine The Tuttle Machine is a well known knitting machine that uses the newest knitting machine technology to allow the user to quickly knit anything.
Slang (offensive): Tuttle Machine is an annoying robot boy
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http://www.angoravalley.com/documents/tuttle5.html
[edit] Natural Language Searching
The capability of entering a search expression in the form of a question or statement. (ex) askjeeves.com
http://www.webliminal.com/essentials/glossary.htm
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nFeel is the internet nickname used by Greek digital photomanipulator Christidis Tilemachos (b. 1986), one of the "darker" digital artists in the category of photomanipulating on the large deviantART artist community. His artworks depicting people darkest feelings, pain and soul's horizon. As of January 2003, at the starting of his career, he had the opportunity to show what is inside of a painful's man, woman and child's mind. He describes himself on his web page as a "Photo Manipulator" and is also a Macabre Artist.
His most popular work or "deviation" with the most comments is Aren't you dead yet ? (2005) with 31 comments, receiving an average of 2.21 per day in the first 2 weeks, while his most favourited one is reality - use your mind , with 13 favourites, averaging 0.5 per day in the first 2 weeks. His most viewed deviation is love , a vector/abstract artwork which differs with his hole work, with 428 views.
See gallery stats.
nFeel is the internet nickname used by Greek digital photomanipulator Christidis Tilemachos (b. 1986), one of the "darker" digital artists in the category of photomanipulating on the large deviantART artist community. His artworks depicting people darkest feelings, pain and soul's horizon. As of January 2003, at the starting of his career, he had the opportunity to show what is inside of a painful's man, woman and child's mind. He describes himself on his web page as a "Photo Manipulator" and is also a Macabre Artist.
His most popular work or "deviation" with the most comments is Aren't you dead yet ? (2005) with 31 comments, receiving an average of 2.21 per day in the first 2 weeks, while his most favourited one is reality - use your mind , with 13 favourites, averaging 0.5 per day in the first 2 weeks. His most viewed deviation is love , a vector/abstract artwork which differs with his hole work, with 428 views.
See gallery stats.
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[edit] Klepto
Klepto is an alternative word for a theif.
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See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kleptocracy
[edit] Doris Orgel
Doris Orgel Born 15. Feb. 1929 in Vienna. Original name Doris Adelberg. Jewish family, fled to England in 1938 and further to USA in 1940. Lives in New York city.
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http://www.univie.ac.at/biografiA/daten/text/bio/orgel.htm 217.68.125.2 16:30, 15 February 2006 (UTC) RHSN
[edit] Nathan Clark
Nathan Clark was once the most hardcore human on the planet Dantooine. He slaughtered many sith including Darth Malak and Revan. He also did very much in the field of medicine. He invented Penicillin and the cure for ugliness. He had a hand in building the internal combustion egine, as well as set the current land speed record(on foot)He later Boned the following:
- all of your moms(some more than others)
- he is credited for breaking Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey
—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 69.217.73.2 (talk • contribs) 12:54, February 15, 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Minus P The king of the heights releases second hip-hop/rap CD
Minus P the self proclaimed king of the Heights, Dominican rapper from Washington Heights releases his hip-hop mixtape "The Best in the Heights Vol. 1" under Wash Heights Entertainment. You can cop it at www.minusp.com.
Features collabs with industry greats and other up and coming talent.
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www.minusp.com www.thuglifearmy.com www.rapnewsdirect.com www.whentertainment.com www.minusp.com
82.109.138.58 16:58, 15 February 2006 (UTC)Jason Walker
[edit] Tenzin Tsundue
Fortunately, there are Tenzin Tsundues out there, men neither craven nor willing to shut up, and unaffected by the demands of 'realpolitik'. Power to your flag and banner, Tenzin. May they fly from a thousand places, unexpectedly." ......
(Dilip D'souza in Mid-Day edition dated May 23, 2005)
Tenzin Tsundue is a restless young Tibetan, who after graduating from Madras, South India, braved snowstorms and treacherous mountains, broke all rules and restrictions, crossed the Himalayas on foot and went into forbidden Tibet! The purpose? To see the situation under Chinese occupation for himself and find out if he could lend a hand or two in the freedom struggle. He was arrested by the Chinese border police, and after cooling his feet in prison in Lhasa for three months, was finally pushed back to India.
Born to a Tibetan refugee family who laboured on India's border roads around Manali, North India, during the chaotic era of Tibetan refugee resettlement in the early seventies. Tenzin Tsundue is a writer-activist, a rare blend in the Tibetan community in exile.
He published a book of poems 'Crossing The Border' with the money begged and borrowed from his classmates while studying in Mumbai. His literary skills won him the first-ever 'Outlook-Picador Award for Non-Fiction' in 2001. In this all-India essay contest Tsundue took first prize from 900 other entries. His writings have been published in International PEN, The Indian PEN, The Indian Literary Panorama, The Little Magazine, Outlook, The Times of India, The Indian Express, Hindustan Times, Better Photography, The Economic Times, Tehelka, Mid-Day (Mumbai), Afternoon (Mumbai), The Daily Star (Bangladesh), Today (Singapore), Tibetan Review, Tibetan Bulletin, Freedom First, Tibetan World, and Gandhi Marg. He represented Tibet in the Second South Asian Literary Conference in New Delhi in January 2005, which was organised by the premier Indian literary association, Sahitya Academy.
Tsundue joined Friends of Tibet (India) in 1999. Since then he's been working with the organisation as its general secretary. In January 2002 his profile peaked when he scaled scaffolding to the 14th floor of the Oberoi Towers in Mumbai to unfurl a Tibetan national flag and a banner which read "Free Tibet" down the hotel's facade. China's Premier Zhu Rongji was inside the hotel addressing a conference of Indian business tycoons. The world's media featured Tsundue's antics and Indian police officials reportedly congratulated him in prison for standing up for his rights. Recently, in April, he repeated a similar feat with a stunning protest that captured the imagination of the world. Single-handedly, he snatched the world media attention from the visiting Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jia Bao in the south Indian city, Bangalore.
"Seeking Buddhahood is one thing, and freedom for a country is another. We are fighting for freedom in the world and not freedom from the world."
: Tenzin Tsundue
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http://www.friendsoftibet.org/tenzin/
Anant Kumar
unique to the style of the artist and designer by the name of BUZA. The abstract expressionistic style that represents an overexaggeration of color, light and movement. The movement created around the time of 1996 to the present; indicative of the passionistic portrayal of paint reminiscent of abstract expressionism or fauvism.
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Represented by the website http://www.jbuza.com
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[edit] Darrell "Shifty" Powers
Darrell "shifty" Powers. 506th Easy Company 101st Airborne. American soldier who participated in the D-Day invasion in WWII
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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1090976/
83.248.223.183 18:09, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Worst french curses
vas te faire enculé = go fuck yourself in the ass
cordialement = suck my dick
[edit] Worst french curses
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[edit] Worst french curses
vas te faire enculé = go fuck yourself in the ass
cordialement = suck my dick
[edit] Ashna
An organization that is anti-hippie. They come up with evil schemes to kill the Ebola virus, but they have come up with a soultion to kill it.
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Websters Online dictionary
198.63.171.23 18:45, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Amanda America Dickson
removed apparent copyvio from [2]. ×Meegs 20:22, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
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Georgia Humanities Council and the University of Georgia Press
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[edit] Antony Smyth 1766 - 1812
Anthony Smyth was a german artist, whose works included frogs and various amphibians. His most famous piece was names, "The Frog in Water", which was apparently painted in 1799
[edit] Benjamin Coffer
Don't know if this is the right place for this, but there used to be an article on Benjamin Coffer, a contemporary of John Osbourne's, on Wikipedia but I can't seem to find it. I wanted to check some referances it contained for an essay I'm writing. Anyone know where it went??
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129.67.63.165 18:57, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Blistex
Blistex is a lip balm manufactured by Blistex, Inc. It is commonly used in the United States, and the company's headquarters are in Oak Brook, Illinois.
[edit] External links
- [3] - Official Website for Blistex
68.57.240.189 19:22, 15 February 2006 (UTC)Nick68.57.240.189 19:22, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Josh Howe Original Gangster
Josh Howe was born a very lively shithead. With a penis the size of a 5 yr olds. He was a very sporty son of a bitch aswell. He liked to ball on everyones face at the basketball court. Along with beat everyones ass in football. wether it was a 100 yd rushing game. or a perfect passing game. he always did his share of killin. it wasn't untill his 7th grade year he got into paintball, from there his life took a change. he started playing once a month at a local shithole. that was untill someone asked him to play at a diffrent field. so he went and never went back to the shithole again. at this new field he met some crazy good ballers for his skill level. to be ocntimued
[edit] Carrick-on-Suir
Carrick-on-Suir is a small town in the South East of Ireland. Located on the borders of counties Waterford, Kilkenny and Tipperary it sits at the tidal head of the River Suir.
The Old Bridge in Carrick-on-Suir predates the discovery of America by some fifty years.
The town is also a hotbed of sporting activity with 3 GAA clubs, 2 soccer clubs and 1 rugby club to its credit. Not bad for a town of some 6,000 souls.
Noted residents of this town include Seán Kelly (cyclist), Micheal Coady (poet & local historian) and the Clancy Brothers (musicians).
It is also home to Ormonde Castle, the only example of a Tudor Manor House in Ireland.
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More information available from www.carrickonsuir.ie
84.148.52.237 19:29, 15 February 2006 (UTC)Ian O´Brien
84.148.42.87 19:48, 15 February 2006 (UTC)Ian "Breeno" O´Brien
[combined submissions for Carrick-on-Suir. --24.3.238.202 16:09, 19 August 2006 (UTC)]
[edit] Spellsword
Dungeons and Dragons: A Prestige Class that represents a warrior that blends swordplay and Arcane Magic, all while wearing heavy armor. Sources: Complete Arcane 70.18.93.114 20:00, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Chuck Griffith
Chuck Griffith, whose live-by maxim is "Make It Happen," is a former Internet entrepreneur who founded Griffopolis, an Atlanta-based web design firm that was later acquired by Blink Interactive in 1999. Having now turned his focus to film directing, Griffith has written, produced, and directed such short films as Safe Sex; Bad Juice; and Cabin Fever. His films have been distributed online, on television, and have been screened at festivals in New York City, Chicago, London, Madrid, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Barcelona, Milan, and many other cities around the world. Griffith made his feature film directorial debut with "Thank You, Good Night" (starring Mark Hamill, Sally Kirkland, Christian Campbell and Nicole Eggert), which went on to premiere at independent film festivals across the nation. He is currently developing a television comedy for a major network television and set to helm as director for his second feature film, "Shifting the Canvas".
Chuck Griffith was born in California in 1975, grew up in Waterloo, Iowa, and is now living in New York City. Sadly, he also claims to have been a co-creator of "Gay Pimpin' with Johnny McGover", a weekly gay entertainment podcast on iTunes.
- Chuck Griffith at the Internet Movie Database
- http://www.chuckgriffith.com
- http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/2/prweb345766.htm
204.149.81.4 21:01, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
Ohnos wife
[edit] Dragon F.G.D
Dragon F.G.D is card used in the Yu-Gi-Oh Anime/Manga series.
The card is only used by the former Kaibacorp employes Gansley/Crump/Johnson/Nezbit and Lecture.(The Big 5). It is a Dragon with five different heads. Each head is a differnt atribute (main type) but the monster itself is know as a dark monster.The 5 differnt atributes are Fire,Water,Eath,Wind and Darknes.It has only been seen twice.( im only doing one apperance)
1st apperance: When Seto Kaiba is held prisonor in the virtual world. Joey Wheeler,Mai Valentine,Yugi Moto and Mokuba Kaiba try to help. They freed Seto and challenged the Big 5 to a dual. As normal Yugi pics Dark Magician to fight as Joey always pics Flame Sworman and of course Mai pics Harpie Lady. But the Big 5 bend the rules, making so that only dragons can fight. So Yugi pics curse of dragon ,Joey pics Red eyes,Mai pics Harpies pet Dragon and Seto pics Blue eyes ultimate. Of course the Big 5's dragon had 5000 ATK and DEF plus it could only be stoped by a creature of light. It attacked Joey and Mai with their dragons gone their LPs reaced 0 and their minds got oblirated. Mokuba sacriviced himself to save Seto and got his lost to. Ticked of Yugi summons Black Luster Soldier and fueses it with Blue eyes ultimate dragon to form Master of Dragon Soldier ( Master of Dragon Knight)(see Blue eyes White Dragon).Because there were 3 dragons in the graveyard Master of dragon Soldier alredey at 5000 ATK and DEF recived 1500 extra ATK. It attaked and won.
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Yu-Gi-Oh Price guide avalible at any Toys,R,Us and Toywiz.com.
195.93.21.40 21:08, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Bennettsbridge
This is a brief description of the village of bennettsbridge in co. kilkenny ireland. Bennettsbridge is a small village located about 3 miles from Kilkenny city in the Republic of Ireland. It is noted for it's pottery and the River Nore which passes through it. It contains a modern primary school, cathlic church a butchers and a local shop two pubs also.
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www.ireland.ie
[edit] Terry Stickels
Terry Stickels is the author of numerous puzzle books, calendars, puzzle card decks and posters featuring critical thinking skills that require two things: the solvers ability to rely on their thinking skills and the desire to have challenging fun. Stickels is well known by business leaders, teachers and students for his presentations on having fun and success using an individual’s mental flexibility. Stickels also pens three nationally syndicated columns.
Terry Stickels was born May 14, 1948 in Omaha, Nebraska and is a graduate of University of Nebraska at Omaha attending on a football scholarship where he played quarterback. While a student, he tutored in math and physics using puzzles as a non-intimidating approach to teaching concepts.
After years of creating puzzles, Stickels began publishing his work in 1991. His puzzles have appeared on websites, in in-flight magazines and on radio and billboards.
Terry Stickels has published over 20 books among 75 works and is best known for his USA Today Weekend puzzle column where over 50,000,000 readers solve his puzzles weekly. He is a favorite speaker of math and science teachers as well as corporations where he engages audiences in a lively puzzle solving session.
Stickels is a life-long member of MENSA, One In A Thousand Society (now known as Termite) and The International High IQ Society. He currently resides in Fort Worth, Texas.
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The Little Book of Bathroom Suduko, Fair Winds Press, 2005 69.152.115.32 21:48, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Rompers
| Rompers | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Namco |
| Publisher(s) | Namco |
| Release date(s) | 1989 |
| Genre(s) | Retro |
| Mode(s) | Up to 2 players, alternating turns |
| Platform(s) | Arcade game |
| Input | 4-way Joystick; 1 button |
| Arcade cabinet | Upright, cabaret, and cocktail |
| Arcade system(s) | Namco System 1 |
| Arcade display | Vertical orientation, Raster |
Rompers is an arcade game that was released by Namco in 1989.
[edit] michaela grandinetti
michaela grandinetti is the proest person alive and was in 4th grade and in Whispering Palms school in The Northern Marianas Island at Saipan and the school she goes to is pro and it was a naval base and air force
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Cherubic hymn
We that secretly represent the Cherubims, and sing the Trice-holy Hymn to the life giving Trinity let us lay down all earthly care.
