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[edit] Ali Murhudu


[edit] Betada

[edit] Elliott Family coat of arms


[edit] New England Funding


[edit] Brian LeBow - More than just a Radio and Televsion Voice

Brian LeBow volunteers as a cyclist to raise money for HIV/AIDS services in California. In June he'll ride his bike from San Francisco to LA, over 500 miles - www.aidslifecycle.org/4748 to see his sponsorship page!

He's also a nationally heard voice on Promo and Trailers.

He is also host of the nationally syndicated love song & dedication show, "Turn Off the Lights" Sunday Night, which features his name and is aired nationally!

You can see his photo on KKIQ.com or www.LeBowVO.com


[edit] Sources

www.kkiq.com

www.LeBowVO.com

www.imdb.com

www.turnoffthelights.net


69.227.50.2 03:44, 24 December 2006 (UTC)



[edit] Revolution Album


[edit] Sumeet Salhotra


[edit] Darjeeling Snowlion Homestay!

[edit] Roy Newell

[edit] Sources

62.37.130.202 10:33, 24 December 2006 (UTC) Roy Newell, American abstract painter, was born in Manhattan Lower East side on May, 10th 1914 and died on November, 22th 2006 in New York. His paintings show great coloured rectangles in agreeable chromatic harmony. He took part in the Group of American Abstract Expressionists and was also a founding member of 8th Street Artist Club, which also included de Kooning, Aeshile Gorky, Franz Kline and Philip Pavia.

He was not a very prolific painter. The number of his works is less than 100, because he constantly repainted the coloured areas with new colours, until he was satisfied with the result, which seldom happened. For this same reason, he sold very few of his paintings. However, his works are part of the collections of important museums: the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Seymour Hacker, the New York University Art Collection, the de Kooning Estate and Edvard Leiber among others.

Due to his particular way of life, he never got involved in the promotion of his art neither got much economical benefit from it.

Sources:

Earl Mc Grath Gallery: Roy Newell http://www.earlmcgrathgallery.com/galleryartists/newell/index.html

Obituaries El País (Spain; in Spanish): Roy Newell http://www.elpais.com/articulo/agenda/Roy/Newell/pintor/elpepuint/20061219elpepiage_6/Tes

[edit] UDAR 12.3mm revolver

Russian UDAR(Blow for russia) revolver is a rather interesting firearm. It is a 12.3mm revolver-shotgun hybrid capable of firing variable payloads varying from standart OO's to irritant sprays and anti-riot rubbers. It's manufacturers say that it is based on 32 gauge shotgun, though that is 13.36 mm cartridge. UDAR weigths about 0.98 kg and it's large as medium revolver. I

[edit] Sources

http://www.quarry.nildram.co.uk/Russguns.html


84.248.171.210 11:14, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Dj Arcane

Markus N. aka Dj-Arcane - born in Soldau (Poland) - was fascinated with the techno culture. At age of 5 he moved to Germany with his parents and his brother. At the beginning it was very hard to understand anyone, but after a short time he found some close friends. They were very keen on Hip Hop music. Markus liked it as well. But some time later he found out that Hip Hop culture is not enough for him. He discovered techno.Everything started with famous Thunderdome series. Rave Base and other Techno Cds came along. Some time later he discovered "Schranz" and found out that the search for "the music of his life" is over. He bought a turntable set and started to mix. 2 years later Markus published his first mix: "Schranzbox". It appeared to be one of the most spectacular schranz sets to date. Great marks made him practice even more.Markus has made many connections with some of the biggest Schranz djs in the world. Many people around the World recognize him as one of the hardest track spinners todate! Dj Arcane has invented his own style to show people what techno is really about.

Source : http://www.djarcane.com

[edit] Babylon X


[edit] SADGURU SHRI ANIRUDDHA BAPU


[edit] Sandwich 1NT




[edit] London VIP Club & London VIP Concierge Services


[edit] Nicol Nicolson

Nicol Nicolson is a broadcast journalist with ITV Border. Formerly a marketing manager at VisitScotland, the national tourism agency, Nicol left in 2005 to complete a Masters in Journalism at Napier University, Edinburgh. In 2006, he was chosen from hundreds of applicants to become an ITV News Group trainee, and he is now largely based in Carlisle.

Nicol lists theatre, music, running and photography amongst his interests.

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Cumberland Newspapers, September 2006 81.145.240.242 15:29, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Susan Freeman


[edit] Bobby Daniels


[edit] Mark MacKinnon, journalist

Mark MacKinnon (born 1974) is a Canadian journalist, currently the Middle East bureau chief for Canada's national newspaper, The Globe and Mail. He is a two-time winner of the National Newspaper Award, Canada's top reporting prize.

Formerly the paper's Moscow correspondent, he has covered wars in Afghanistan, Chechnya, Iraq and Lebanon, as well as the revolutions in Georgia and Ukraine.

His first book, The New Cold War: Revolutions, Rigged Elections and Pipeline Politics in the Former Soviet Union is due out in April 2007. It will be published by Random House Canada.


[edit] Sources

http://www.globeandmail.com http://www.randomhouse.ca/catalog Canadian Who's Who

85.250.148.146 16:23, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

Aren Nilsson DEFINITION =


The most amazing person... on this earth.

[edit] Tudit.com


[edit] Byeshk


[edit] Crellow


[edit] Peter Garston


[edit] 084994


[edit] rekeson


[edit] ARSAMES


[edit] AVG Anti-Virus Free


[edit] GETTYMOVIE

GETTYMOVIE is a film directed by Grant MacDonald and deals with J.P. Getty shipping oil to Hitler five months before Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941. J.P. GETTY FBI FILE 100.1202 JUNE 26, 1940 ESPIONAGE.

[edit] Sources

Dec. 20, 1940 ... New York Daily News wrote about GETTY’S involvement with espionage at the Pierre Hotel in New York City.

Grantmacdonald1 23:20, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Critical Mass (New Wave, Punk)

[edit] History

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Early Critical Mass

Formed in the early 70's in Miami, Florida, Critical Mass brandishes their version of melodic power pop from roots in The Sex Pistols, The Ramones, The Stranglers to The Beatles and Cheap Trick. The band's first self produced demo, a two song 45 of "Silver Screen" backed with "No One Left To Blame" released in 1978, has become a sought after example of Florida's first punk band. Underground punk aficionados craving rare unheard late 70's punk rock can find copies on eBay commanding hundreds of dollars. Ryan Richardson of BreakMyFace.com calls it a swamplands gem". Since its inception Critical Mass developed a reputation as the band to see as well as hear. Band founder and singer songwriter Mick Fazz became famous for not only rocking crowds with eclectic mixes of strong original material but also performances of tunes by “The Sex Pistols“, “The Stranglers“, and “Jethro Tull“, material considered very unconventional for bar bands of the day. Fazz also became famous for his captivating on stage persona and in crowd antics including being chased by the nightclubs chef with a meat cleaver as he ran through the audience with a T-Bone hanging from his mouth. After a couple of years of self promoted concerts, gigs at local Big Daddy's night clubs and sending out tapes by the dozens interest soon followed.

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The Mass showcases at Tramps NYC

The band began playing showcases for major record labels like Capitol, RCA, RSO and MCA. These showcases included a gig at Tramp's in New York City arranged by legendary Beatles promoter Sid Bernstein. This showcase led to a debut album deal with a five album option on MCA records. Recording began at Chris Squire's Studio in England in the fall of ’79 with production by Onward US, a company jointly owned by radio mover and shaker Lee Abrams and Yes bassist Chris Squire.That album, ”It's What's Inside That Counts“, layered Mick Fazz's melodic vocals and the dual-guitar assault of Mick Fazz and Dave Owen for a classic power pop, or what might then have been considered New Wave-ish, sound with a hard rock edge and pop songwriting components.

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"It's What's Inside That Counts" on MCA

The album was released on the MCA label Oct 3, 1980. The group spent the rest of that year and much of 1981 touring. Critical Mass then changed its band line up as guitarist Dave Owen and drummer Mike Barone left the band, with bassist Henry LaPlume staying on board. Added to the line up were Frank Prinzel and Tom Vasquez respectively. Prinzel having been a previous member and part of the 1978 two song 45 quartet which had included Tom McWilliams on drums and Al Schwartz on bass.

This iteration of Critical Mass did some touring and headed into Criteria Studios to begin recording material for a follow up album to “It's What's Outside That Counts“ .

Critical Mass was paired with the sibling production and engineering team of Ron and Howard Albert. Atlantic and Polydor records had expressed interest in the band but the music scene was changing and the hard edge of punk and new wave was succumbing to the more processed sound of hair bands and Sade. The band produced some respectable offerings but alas, the “industry” wasn't biting.

Over the years the Critical Mass line up has varied widely with the one consistent ingredient being the creative mastermind Mick Fazz. Now based in the Orlando, Florida area, "The Mass" has been gigging and recording off and on for years. Mick Fazz had partnered with local radio personality Mark Samansky on several projects and in addition, stepped out with an innovative project called “The Basements” , a musical trio consisting of only a drummer (Phil Fleetwood) and two bassist's one being commanded by Fazz who handled the vocals as well.

[edit] Today's Critical Mass

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Criical Mass 2007

The Critical Mass lineup as of January 2007 features Frank Patterson on Bass. Frank has been playing in the Central Florida area for about 20 years. The bulk of that time as a guitarist and bassist for Jill Towers & Heat. One of the most popular bands in Central Florida during the 80s and 90s. The drummer for The Mass is Phil Fleetwood, who's background includes The Generators, a band that recorded 3 albums and was featured on the nationally released Breakout USA CD. Issued by The Westwood One Radio Network, the project featured the top 15 unsigned bands in the country in 1991.

After a quarter century Mick and the Mass are releasing another self produced offering entitled, “It’s What Counts That’s Inside“ . The project is a result of a partnering of Mick and former Mass alum Frank Prinzel. Using the resources of the Internet as a vehicle to once again present Critical Mass’ music to the world, "It’s What Counts That’s Inside" serves up more of that hard rock edge and pop songwriting style in a scorching, head banging, moshing, frenzy.

[edit] Sources

Source: Breakmyface.com, CriticalMassOnline.com, members.tripod.com/~AV911/themass, ScreenKids.com

Frank Prinzel 23:41, 2 January 2007 (UTC)

24.164.37.20 23:27, 24 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Bagel Farming


[edit] Lambda Iota Society

Lambda Iota Society, the oldest local student society in the nation, stands as a notable part of Burlington's and UVM's history.

The Lambda Iota Society was formed in 1836, at the University of Vermont, by a group of 13 students in protest of a campus ban on smoking. Members were Byron-esque poets and fledgling writers. It is the oldest local fraternity in the nation. They are also known by the name the "Owls".


[edit] Sources

http://www.lambdaiota.org http://www.uvm.edu


Tabletopper 23:49, 24 December 2006 (UTC)



[edit] James Montrose


[edit] Cleveland Fire Brigade

Attention, reviewers: A previous reviewer could not decide whether this article is appropriate for creation.

The prior reviewer left the following comment: This fire brigade is notable because it serves 1/2 a million people. However I am not sure that the article is not biased to the brigade.--Natl1 12:36, 25 December 2006 (UTC)
We could dump the 'Mission' and 'Corporate Outcomes' sections - that would get rid of the worst of the problem - but there isn't much left after that. An article with a detailed history section (when & where was it founded and by whom - how did it evolve into what it is today), some information on staffing levels and equipment, what vehicles they use, how many fire stations and where they are - and some photos of nice shiney red fire engines would be really great though. Is it worth creating this as a two sentence + infobox stub? SteveBaker 00:09, 3 January 2007 (UTC)
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Please review the article carefully and, if possible, render a decision on it. If you do render a decision, please remove this tag.



Cleveland Fire Brigade
Cleveland Fire Brigade
Cleveland Fire Brigade area
Coverage
Area Hartlepool, Redcar and Cleveland, Middlesbrough and Stockton-on-Tees
Size 230 sq miles (595 km²)
Population 554,000
Chief Fire Officer John Doyle
Website http://www.clevelandfire.gov.uk/

Cleveland Fire Brigade are the force responsible for protecting the former county of Cleveland in North East England. The area covers approximately 230 square miles (595 km²) and has a population of over 554,000.

[edit] Mission

The aim of Cleveland Fire Authority's is to be an instrumental player in ensuring that our communities are a safe place for people to work and live in.

The key principles which underpin this vision are:

  • Be proactive not reactive.
  • Deliver local services that reduce the risk to those most vulnerable.
  • Engage in regional arrangements that support local service delivery.
  • Improve the satisfaction of the community by responding to their needs.
  • Deliver the wider government modernisation agenda.
  • Effectively use resources to meet the vision.



[edit] Corporate Outcomes

  1. Preventing Loss of life
  2. Preventing Injuries
  3. Preventing incidence of fire and other emergencies
  4. Improving the environment and the qualty of life our communities
  5. Being a partner in improving social inclusion, neighbourhood renewal and crime reduction
  6. Be a leader in diversity and achieving equality
  7. Maintain effectiveness in managing emergencies
  8. Delivering an excellent community safety service.
  9. Providing the right service at the right time supported by a competent work force
  10. Effectively communicating and promoting the service internally and externally
  11. Having robust financial management
  12. Contributing to and delivering on the Governments modernisation agenda
  13. Contributing to road safety
  14. Improving regional arrangements to deliver better local services
  15. Helping those most vunerable in our local communities.==

[edit] Staff

Chief Fire Officer: John Doyle


[edit] Sources

Official Website: http://www.clevelandfire.gov.uk/

86.22.130.255 01:46, 25 December 2006 (UTC)



[edit] Dual Audio

Dual Audio is a term that pertains to anime usually but it could also pertain to any video source. It means that the viewer can switch between two different languages. This is a common term with anime because anime is usually viewed in either the English or Japanese languages.

[edit] Sources

http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/dual-audio.htm

24.236.122.128 03:17, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] James A. Garfield Local School District


[edit] Nirvanam


[edit] non cirrhotic portal fibrosis

introduction &incidence: non cirrhotic portal fibrosis (ncpf) is fibrosis of portal tract. it is found in children/young individuals (median age 11yrs), mostly on the indian sub-continent, where its incidence is very high, &accounts for 15-18% of all patients with portal hypertension.

etiology: -infection by e. coli -exposure to chemicals eg. arsenic, vinyl chloride etc.

clinical features: symptoms: presentation of patient is with upper gastro-intestinal bleed (variceal bleed) (most common presenting symptom), that may sometimes be massive, &splenomegaly, without any hepatomegaly or other significant findings. signs: splenomegaly (sometimes massive), liver size usually normal, mild ascitis can be seen.

endoscopy: esophageal varices in ~90% of patients, rectal varices in ~70% of patients.

t/t: management of patient consists of managing the variceal bleed (by endoscopic sclerotherapy, banding or balloon dilatation) &other supportive measures.


prognosis: the 5yr survival rate is >95% in patients who are appropriately managed for the bleed.

[edit] Sources

source: 1. api medicine, 6th ed, page 591.

210.212.31.53 08:57, 25 December 2006 (UTC)