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Bre Scullark is a model who appeared on America's Next Top Model (Cycle 5). She lives in Harlem, Ny and is 19 years old. She placed third in the competion. Tyra said during the deliberation that "Bre has more personality than Nicole and Nik combined". Many fans are upset that she was not chosen to be the winner of America's Next Top Model

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Ed Devries is a candidate for the electoral district of Nunavut in the 2006 Canadian federal election, representing the Marijuana Party of Canada.

Ed Devries is born and raised in Iqaluit, Nunavut, he is aged 47 and a traditional healer and thearapist. Devries who has been a pot smoker for the last 37 years of his life, believes the people of Nunavut will take his message well, because it is believed that some communites 80% of the people smoke pot

Devries claims that a mast majority of the ppopulation of nunavut, mostly prominent business people, civil servants, and politicians are forced to 'live in the closet' because they're chosen recreational substance is not legal. Devries tired of being a hypocrite decided to come out of the closet and make himself a candidate for the Marijuana party of Canada. He Believes that the legalisation of Marijuana could be very economical for nunavut, since already the territory spends $27-30 million a year on cannabis products, which almost all leak to the south. He Claims if the government were to build greenhouses in Iqaluit to distribute Marijuana it would be drastically economical for the territory creating jobs for the inuit, and Increaing their profits not only for the Territory but for Canada.

Not only does he talk about the legalization of Marijouna, but Ed Devries says if brought up the issue of Bill C-38, which legalizes same-sex marriages in Canada, and bring it to a vote amongst the people in Nunavut, and use their opinion as his vote in the house of commons

The Most harm with Cannabis claims Devries, is the price people pay when caught possessing it, who himself has been arrested several times for possession.

Currently Ed Devries operates his own business in Iqaluit offering natural pain relief and pressure point therapy. He Also claims that he dosen't distribute pot through his business, he leaves his business life and social life apart.

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Non-notable fringe candidate. See WP:BIO QuiteUnusual 10:23, 15 November 2006 (UTC)

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Codewright is a program for windows that is used as a compiler, it also makes programming easier for the programmer(very easy interface). Codewright costs about three hundred dollars and is compatible with C++, C basic, java, html, VB, XML, and more. For more information about this product visit the Borland website.

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The Borland website: http://www.borland.com/us/products/classic_products/index.html

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Non notable software QuiteUnusual 10:24, 15 November 2006 (UTC)

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Player of the Ganadu'r RPG. Zero is known as the fastest being in the universe, capable of surpassing the speed of light. He has grown extensively in his fighting abilities, mastering the arts of karate, ninjutsu, and energy manipulation (or 'ki') throughout the years in order to become the strongest fighter so that he may protect the weak from oppression. Zero accidentally fused with a hedgehog when he attempted to keep himself from dying by sucking up the ki from his environment after nearly being killed by one of his strongest adversaries, known as Spite, who was an evil being bent on destruction. After fusing with the hedgehog (which happened to be one similar to the famous Sonic The Hedgehog in terms of possessing an incredible speed), its speed combined with Zero's, causing him to surpass his limits and break the speed of light. To this day, he continues to train to become strong enough to keep peace throughout the universe...

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Check the miniboard under Off-Topic, then Roleplaying Profiles at http://rpg.naget.com/

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An important part of the 19th century researches in anatomy was the discovery of the posterior columns of the spinal cord. In 1826 the German physiologist Karl Friedrich Burdach (1776–1847) described the fasciculus cuneatus, known as the tract of Burdach. It is the lateral portion of the posterior columns of the spinal cord, consisting of ascending fibers that terminate in the nucleus cuneatus of the medulla oblongata. The tract of Burdach comprises fibres that are shorter, but larger than those of fasciculus gracilis (tract of Friedrich Goll (1829–1903). Both tracts are extensions of the same posterior nerve roots. Some fibres ascend for a short distance then enter the grey matter close to Clarke’s (posterior vesicular) column; others pass medially to form the column of Goll and ascend to the medulla. They convey position sense and vibration sense from the limbs to the brain. Diseases of these columns (e.g. Multiple sclerosis, tabes dorsalis, tumours, or cervical myelopathy) cause loss of balance and position, tingling and numbness, in the limbs below the level of the affected part of the cord.

Burdach was born in Leipzig and died in Königsberg . He was the only child of Daniel Christian Burdach, who practised medicine in Leipzig until an early death. Karl studied Medicine in his native town obtaining his Doctorate in 1797. He went to Vienna to pursue his studies but returned to Leipzig. Burdach, who was fascinated by Schelling's natural philosophy, published widely during this period .

He became lecturer in Leipzig University1799 - 1811. Burdach is credited with the name biology to denote the study of human morphology, physiology and psychology. After unsuccessful applications, he was appointed to the Chair of anatomy, physiology and forensic medicine in Dorpat (now Tartu), Estonia in 1811. There he influenced the brilliant polymath, Karl Ernst Ritter von Baer (1792-1876), who discovered the mammalian ovum, the notochord and established the new science of comparative embryology alongside comparative anatomy. Burdach, concentrated his energies on embryology. In 1814 he was invited to Königsberg as Professor of Anatomy. There he founded the anatomical institute, and was its director until 1826. His pro-rectors were von Baer and Rathke, who later achieved distinction in embryological anatomy. In 1822 Burdach named the cingulate gyrus. Burdach's greatest contribution to science was his handbook Die Physiologie als Erfahrungswisssenschaft (Physiology as the science of experience) . While preparing this work, he establishe contacts with numerous researchers in many branch of the natural sciences. Influenced by Naturphilosophie, he made significant contributions to embryology and neuroanatomy. Die Physiologie als Erfahrungswisssenschaft was intended to appraise every factor influencing life, but the sections on movement, sensation and the activity of the soul were never published. A reflection of his broad interests is shown in a letter from Sir Henry Holland, Charles Darwin, [10 Feb 1863] cites [C. F.?] Burdach as the source of a note on atavism in alternate generations.

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• Meyer A. Karl Friedrich Burdach and his place in the history of neuroanatomy. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1970; 33: 553-561.
• Clarke E, O’Malley CD: The Human Brain and Spinal Cord: A Historical Study Illustrated by Writings From Antiquity to the Twentieth Century. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1968
• Pearce JMS. Burdach’s (1776-1847) column. European Neurology 2006; in press.

````J.M.S. Pearce

• I suggest separate articles for Karl Friedrich Burdach and Tract of Burdach. However, please provide material rewritten in your own words! Some of the above is cut&pasted from here, which makes me suspious of the rest. Tearlach 13:01, 22 January 2006 (UTC)

A small amount of the factual data was obtained from http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EUROL/Projekt/biografien/burdach-e.htm. The rest is entirely my writing, which forms part of my paper cited above. JMSP

Paper cited is written by this article creator. Paper does not appear to be published. Therefore, this counts as original research. Declined. QuiteUnusual 21:48, 7 December 2006 (UTC)

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Moose Quartet is a band from Sweden playing a sort of junk driven varité rock with influences from Captain Beefheart, Howling Wolf, Nick Cave, Tom Waits etc.

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LeCroy is the name of a company founded by Columbia University physicist Walter Lecroy in 1964. This company made instruments related to High Energy and Nuclear Physics in the '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s. Starting in the eighties, the company has focussed on the development of Digital sampling oscilloscopes.

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Grandmothers Footsteps is a simple children's game. One person plays the vigilant grandmother. Everyone else's role is to sneak from one point to another without the grandmother seeing them in motion. The grandmother turns away from everyone and then after a short time quickly turns back to try to catch the others moving. If a player is caught moving they are either eliminated from the game or sent back to the start point to start again.

This type of game has become a common mini-game in videogames with the grandmother taking the form of guards, searchlights, cameras, motion detectors, etc.

It is the title of a song by the band New Model Army on No Rest for the Wicked.

It is the title of a book by Carol Smith - ISBN 0316859664

It is the title of a book by Jenny McCombe - ISBN 1898030006

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The song by New Model Army also contains the rules, albeit a bit more cynical. http://8eatles.com/lyr.dir/n/new_model_army/GrandmothersFootsteps.html

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Christopher Daase holds the Chair of International Relations at the University of Munich.

He has published an enormous range of articles in the field of International Relations with a special emphasis on Security Policy. He studied in Hamburg, Freiburg, and Berlin German Studies, Philosophy, Arts and Political Sciences and was Fellow of the MacArthur Program in International Peace and Security, studied at Harvard and supported the RAND Corporation. Prior to his assignment at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich he was Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Kent at Canterbury at the Brussels School for International Studies.

His publications include:

Si vis pacem, intellege bellum! Die Friedensforschung und das Wissen vom Krieg, in: Sabine Fischer/Egbert Jahn/Astrid Sahm, Hrsg., Die Zukunft des Friedens, Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, i.E.

Symmetrie, Asymmetrie und die Zukunft des Krieges, in: Christopher Daase/Bernd Greiner/Dierk Walter (Hrsg.), Die Zukunft des Krieges, Bd. 1: Symmetrie und Asymmetrie in der Kriegführung, Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, i.E.

Wohin mit dem Plutonium? Optionen und Entscheidungskriterien, Heidelberg: Fest Texte und Materialien 2004 (zusammen mit Leopold Barleon u.a.).

Terrorismus in Europa. Bedrohungslage und Gegenstrategien, in: Gewerkschaftliche Monatshefte, Vol. 55, No. 5, 2004, 299-305.

Rüstungskontrolle in Asien. Regionale Konzepte und ihre Erfolgsbedingungen, in: Götz Neuneck/Christian Mölling, Hrsg., Die Zukunft der Rüstungskontrolle, Baden-Baden: Nomos 2004, 141-152 (mit Susanne Feske).

Demokratischer Friede - Demokratischer Krieg. Drei Gründe für die Unfriedlichkeit von Demokratien, in: Björn Aust/Christiane Schweitzer/Peter Schlotter (Hrsg.), Demokratien im Krieg, Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2004, 53-71.

Der Terrorismus und das Weltsystem, in: Die Friedens-Warte, Vol. 79, No. 1-2, 2004, 176-180.

Nonproliferation und das Studium internationaler Legitimität. Eine Antwort auf zwei Repliken, in: Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen, Vol. 10, No. 2, 2003.

Das Ende vom Anfang des nuklearen Tabus. Zur Legitimitätskrise der Weltnuklearordnung, in: Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen, Vol. 10, No. 1, 2003, 7-41.

Krieg und politische Gewalt - Konzeptionelle Innovation und theoretischer Fortschritt, in: Gunther Hellmann/Klaus-Dieter Wolf/Michael Zürn, Hrsg., Die neuen Internationalen Beziehungen. Forschungsstand und Perspektiven in Deutschland, Baden-Baden: Nomos-Verlag, 2003, 161-208.

Die Englische Schule. Zur Konstruktion einer theoretischen Tradition, in: Sigfried Schieder/Manuela Spindler, Hrsg., Theorien der Internationalen Beziehungen: Eine Einführung, Opladen: Leske + Budrich UTB, 2003, 227-252.

Endogenizing Corporate Identity. The Next Step of Constructivism in International Relations (zusammen mit Lars-Erik Cederman), in: European Journal of International Relations, Vol. 9, No. 1, 2003, 5-35.

Terrorism - Defining the Problem, Assessing the Risk, in: Antonio Zichichi/Richard Ragaini (Hrsg.), Proceedings of the 27th International Seminar on Nuclear War and Planetary Emergencies, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 152-159.

Preventing Terrorism - From Reactive to Proactive Strategies, in: Antonio Zichichi/Richard Ragaini (Hrsg.), Proceedings of the 27th International Seminar on Nuclear War and Planetary Emergencies, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 256-259.

"Der Krieg ist ein Chamäleon" - Zum Formenwandel politischer Gewalt im 21. Jahrhundert, in: Jörg Calließ (Hrsg.), Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung im Schatten des Terrors, Loccum: Evangelische Akademie, 2003, 17-35.

Internationale Risikopolitik. Der Umgang mit neuen Herausforderungen in den internationalen Beziehungen, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 2002 (Herausgeber mit Susanne Feske und Ingo Peters).

Internationale Risikopolitik. Ein Forschungsprogramm für den sicherheitspolitischen Paradigmenwechsel, in: Christopher Daase et al., Hrsg., Internationale Risikopolitik. Der Umgang mit neuen Herausforderungen in den internationalen Beziehungen, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 2002, 9-35.

Terrorismus - Der Wandel von einer reaktiven zu einer proaktiven Sicherheitspolitik der USA, in: Christopher Daase et al., Hrsg., Internationale Risikopolitik. Der Umgang mit neuen Herausforderungen in den internationalen Beziehungen, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 2002, 113-142.

Proliferation - Bedrohungswahrnehmung und Risikokommunikation in Nordostasien (zusammen mit Susanne Feske), in: Christopher Daase et al., Hrsg., Internationale Risikopolitik. Der Umgang mit neuen Herausforderungen in den internationalen Beziehungen, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 2002, 37-63.

Internationale Risikoforschung: Ergebnisse und Perspectiven (zusammen mit Susanne Feske und Ingo Peters), in: Christopher Daase et al., Hrsg., Internationale Risikopolitik. Der Umgang mit neuen Herausforderungen in den internationalen Beziehungen, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 2002, 267-277.

"Der Krieg ist ein Chamäleon" - Zum Wandel politischer Gewalt im 21. Jahrhundert, in: Forum Loccum, Vol. 21, No. 4, 2002, 6-11.

Die Friedensforschung und der Krieg. Kleine Polemik zu Gunsten der Polemologie, in: Hajo Schmidt, Hrsg., Konflikt und Kultur: Festschrift für Johan Galtung, Münster: Agenda Verlag, 2002, 83-95

Terrorismus und Krieg. Zukunftsszenarien politischer Gewalt nach dem 11. September 2001, in: Rüdiger Voigt, Hrsg., Krieg - Mittel der Politik?, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 2002, 365-389.

Zum Wandel der amerikanischen Terrorismusbekämpfung, in: Mittelweg 36. Zeitschrift des Hamburger Instituts für Sozialforschung, Vol. 10, No. 12, 2001, 35-48.

Terrorismus - Akteure, Strukturen, Strategien, in: Gewerkschaftliche Monatshefte, Vol. 52, No. 11/12, 2001, 701-709.

Terrorismus - Begriffe, Theorien und Gegenstrategien, in: Friedens-Warte. Journal of international Peace and Organization, Vol. 76, No. 1 (Juli), 2001, 55-79.

Humanitäres Völkerrecht und der Wandel des Krieges, in: Jana Hasse/Erwin Müller/Patricia Schneider, Hrsg., Humanitäres Völkerrecht. Politische, rechtliche und strafrechtliche Dimensionen (Frieden durch Recht Bd. 1), Baden-Baden: Nomos 2001, 132-157.

Kleine Kriege und die Aktualität von Clausewitz, in: Jörg Calließ, Hrsg., Vom "traurigen Notmittel Krieg", Loccum: Evangelische Akademie Verlag 2001, 23-38.

Nuklearwaffenfreie Zonen: Schritte auf dem Weg zu einer nuklearwaffenfreien Welt?, Heidelberg: Fest, 2000 (Herausgeber mit Constanze Eisenbart).

Ursache und Wirkung regionaler Nichtverbreitung. Ansätze zu einer Theorie Nuklearwaffenfreier Zonen, in: Christopher Daase/Constanze Eisenbart, Hrsg., Nuklearwaffenfreie Zonen: Schritte auf dem Weg zu einer nuklearwaffenfreien Welt, Heidelberg: FEST 2000, 91-114.

Kleine Kriege - Große Wirkung. Wie unkonventionelle Kriegführung die internationale Politik verändert, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag (Weltpolitik im 21. Jahrhundert Bd. 2) 1999.

Human Nature Theories of War, in: Perez De Cuellar, Javier/Cho, Yong-Sin, eds., World Encyclopedia of Peace, 2nd Edition, Oceana Publications 1999.

Spontaneous Institutions: Peacekeeping as an International Convention, in: Helga Haftendorn/ Robert O. Keohane/Celeste A. Wallander, Hrsg., Imperfect Unions. Security Institutions over Time and Space, Oxford: Oxford University Press 1999, 223-258.

Die Kriege der Zukunft und die Zukunft des Krieges. Brauchen wir einen neuen Begriff des "Krieges"?, in: Antimilitarismusinformation, 28. Jg., Heft 5, 1998, 28-35.

Intervention, in: Ulrich Albrecht/Helmut Volger, Hrsg., Lexikon Internationale Politik, München: Oldenbourg 1997, 260-263.

Allianztheorie, in: Ulrich Albrecht/Helmut Volger, Hrsg., Lexikon International Politik, München: Oldenbourg 1997, 26-29.

Vom Ruinieren der Begriffe. Zur Kritik der Kritischen Friedensforschung, in: Berthold Meyer, Hrsg., Eine Welt oder Chaos?, Friedensanalysen Bd. 25, Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, 1996, 455-490.

Regel oder Ausnahme? Der Golfkrieg und die Zukunft der amerikanischen Interventionspolitik, in: Matthias Dembinski/Peter Rudolf/Jürgen Wilzewski, Hrsg., Amerikanische Weltpolitik nach dem Ost-West-Konflikt, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag 1994, 349-380.

Kambodscha im Jahre Eins nach UNTAC: Bilanz der UNO-Mission und Perspektiven für das Land, in: S+F Vierteljahresschrift für Sicherheit und Frieden, Jg.12, Nr.3, 1994, 112-118 (mit Susanne Feske).

Regionalisierung der Sicherheitspolitik. Zu einem Ordnungsmuster internationaler Politik, in: Klaus Dieter Wolf, Hrsg., Ordnung zwischen Gewaltproduktion und Friedensstiftung, Baden-Baden: Nomos-Verlag, 1993, 129-142.

Regionalisierung der Sicherheitspolitik. Tendenzen der internationalen Beziehungen nach dem Ende des Ost-West-Konflikts, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 1993 (Herausgeber mit Susanne Feske, Claudia Schmid und Bernhard Moltmann).

Regionalisierung der Sicherheitspolitik - Eine Einführung, in: Christopher Daase/Susanne Feske/Bernhard Moltmann/Claudia Schmid, Hrsg., Regionalisierung der Sicherheitspolitik, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 1993, 67-87.

Sicherheitspolitik und Vergesellschaftung. Zur theoretischen Orientierung der sicherheitspolitischen Forschung nach dem Ost-West-Konflikt, in: Christopher Daase/Susanne Feske/Bernhard Moltmann/ Claudia Schmid, Hrsg., Regionalisierung der Sicherheitspolitik, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 1993, 39-64.

Einleitende Bemerkungen zum Problem kultureller Faktoren in den internationalen Beziehungen, in: Jörg Calließ/Bernhard Moltmann, Hrsg., Aufbruch in eine 'Neue Weltordnung', Loccumer Protokolle Nr. 9, Rehburg-Loccum, 1992, 417-421.

Ehrgeiziger Fahrplan. Der Auftrag der Vereinten Nationen in Kambodscha, in: Der Überblick, 28. Jg., Heft 4, September 1992, 35-37 (mit Susanne Feske).

Ökologische Sicherheit. Konzept oder Leerformel?, in: Berthold Meyer/Christian Wellmann, Hrsg., Umweltzerstörung: Kriegsfolge und Kriegsursache, Friedensanalysen Bd. 27, Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, 1992, 21-52.

Kambodscha - Meilenstein oder Stolperstein für die UNO, in: S+F Vierteljahresschrift für Sicherheit und Frieden, Jg. 10, Nr. 3, 1992, 151-155; Vorabdrucke in der Basler Zeitung, Nr. 184, 8.8.1992, 5 und der Frankfurter Rundschau, Nr. 211, 10.9.1992, 17 (mit Susanne Feske).

Ökologische Sicherheit. Zu Problemen bei der Konzeptionalisierung eines Begriffs, in: Ulrike Wasmuht, Hrsg., Ist Wissen Macht? Zur aktuellen Funktion von Friedensforschung, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 1992, 191-206.

"Partner in einer Führungsrolle"? Das vereinigte Deutschland aus amerikanischer Sicht, in: Aussenpolitik, 43. Jg., Heft 3, 1992, 237-245 (mit Michael Jochum).

Weltsystem und Weltpolitik jenseits der Bipolarität. Diskussion, Ergebnisse und Desiderate des Experten-Kolloquiums in der Evangelischen Akademie Loccum vom 21. bis 23. Juni 1991, in: Jörg Calließ, Hrsg., Weltsystem und Weltpolitik jenseits der Bipolarität, Loccum-Rehburg 1991, 23-43.

Der erweiterte Sicherheitsbegriff und die Diversifizierung amerikanischer Sicherheitsinteressen. Anmerkungen zu aktuellen Tendenzen in der sicherheitspolitischen Forschung, in: Politische Vierteljahresschrift, 32. Jg., Heft 3, September 1991, 425-451.

Bedrohung, Verwundbarkeit und Risiko in der "Neuen Weltordnung". Zum Paradigmenwechsel in der Sicherheitspolitik, in: Antimilitarismus-Information, 21. Jg., Heft 7, Juli 1991, 13-21; wiederabgedruckt in: Bernhard Moltmann, Hrsg., Sicherheitspolitik in den 90er Jahren, Frankfurt am Main: Haag und Herchen, 1992, 68-83.

Zum Wandel des Sicherheitsbegriffs in der amerikanischen Politikwissenschaft, in: Hans Diefenbacher/Bernhard Moltmann, Hrsg., Zum Verständnis von Frieden und Sicherheit, Heidelberg: FEST, 1991, 47-63.

Drogenkrieg oder Droge Krieg? Der US-amerikanische Kampf gegen das Rauschgift, in: Margret Birckenbach/Uli Jäger/Christian Wellmann, eds., Jahrbuch Frieden 1991, München: C.H. Beck Verlag, 1990, 70-78.

"Da läugne einer die Vorsehung". Zur komischen Bedeutung der Valerio-Figur in Büchners Lustspiel 'Leonce und Lena', in: Burghard Dedner/Günter Oesterle, Hrsg., Zweites Internationales Georg Büchner Symposium 1987, Referate, Frankfurt am Main: Hain Verlag, 1990, 379-398.

Frieden und das Problem der erweiterten Sicherheit. Für ein integriertes Verständnis von Friedenspolitik und Sicherheitspolitik, in: S+F Vierteljahresschrift für Sicherheit und Frieden, Jg. 7, Heft 3, 1989, 176-180; wiederabgedruckt in: Hans Diefenbacher/Bernhard Moltmann, Hrsg., Zum Verständnis von Frieden und Sicherheit, Heidelberg: FEST, 1991, 35-46 (mit Bernhard Moltmann).

Strategische Rüstungskontrolle: START und SDI, in: Egon Bahr/Gert Krell/Klaus von Schubert, Hrsg., Friedensgutachten 1989, Hamburg: Institut für Friedensforschung und Sicherheitspolitik an der Universität Hamburg, 1989, 147-161.

Friedensforschung: Neue Konturen der Forschungslandschaft?, in: Bernhard Moltmann, Hrsg., Perspektiven der Friedensforschung, Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag, 1988, 217-226 (mit Bernhard Moltmann).

Entspannung durch Rüstungskontrolle?, in: Ingo Peters, Hrsg., Entspannung durch Rüstungskontrollpolitik? Stand und Perspektiven für die 90er Jahre, Berlin: Quorum Verlag, 1988, 235-244 (zusammen mit Ingo Peters, Jochen Badelt, Susanne Feske, Mathias Fornoff, Martin Köhler und Christian Sundermann).

Warten auf START. Die strategische Rüstungskontrolle zwischen Abrüstung und Umrüstung, in: Ingo Peters, Hrsg., Entspannung durch Rüstungskontrollpolitik? Stand und Perspektiven für die 90er Jahre, Berlin: Quorum Verlag, 1988, 115-148.

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Vector ligate cloning is a form of cloning which does not require the elimination of the original nucleus. For example, to produce Dolly the Sheep, the 1n (unfertilized) nucleus of a sheep's ovum was shocked with powerful electricity, where an autosomal nucleus from the udder of another sheep was implanted and "tricked" into fertilization, and subsequent cell division. In vector ligate cloning, specific restriction enzymes are used to splice a section of the genome of an organism. Usually, genetic engineers use a restriction enyme that will cause a "sticky end" (one that has only one strand continuing until it is severed) to form. Subsequently, any gene is spliced out of another organism (or in some cases [such as virii]) total removal of a genomic sequence. A substance known as ligase (which was discovered in the mid-1960s) is then used to "glue" the sections of genome together. Truly, this glue is just temporary chemical bonding until rescue molecules (those which repair damaged or mutated sections of the genome) can replace it. In turn, this process forms a completely new organism (in the case of virii) or a subspecies of an organism because its genome has been altered radically (implantion of a foreign genome sequence). As human cloning is severely restricted in most countries, this process is only usually performed on bacteria and virii.

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Sedale Threatt is a NBA player that was born on September 10, 1961. He Played College Hoops in West Virginia Institute of Technology from 1979 to 1983. He was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers on 1983 in the Sixth Round of the draft. He played four years for the 76ers until he was signed by the Chicago Bulls on 1987 then on 1988 he was traded to the Seattle Suppersonics. He stayed in Seattle for four years before he was sigend by the Los Angeles Lakers on 1991 to back up Magic Johnson. On 1996-1997 he played 21 games for the Houston Rockets. During the same time he played for a Greek team called Larissa. He is currently in Australia teaching kids how to become a stronger basketball player and he is teaming up for And 1 Company.

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First flown in May 1958, the Phantom II originally was developed for U.S. Navy fleet defense and entered service in 1961. The USAF evaluated it (as the F-110A "Spectre") for close air support, interdiction, and counter-air operations and, in 1962, approved a USAF version. The USAF's Phantom II, designated F-4C, made its first flight on May 27, 1963. Production deliveries began in November 1963. In its air-to-ground role the F-4 can carry twice the normal bomb load of a WW II B-17. USAF F-4s also fly reconnaissance and "Wild Weasel" anti-aircraft missile suppression missions. Phantom II production ended in 1979 after over 5,000 had been built--more than 2,800 for the USAF, about 1,200 for the Navy and Marine Corps, and the rest for friendly foreign nations. In 1965 the first USAF Phantom IIs were sent to Southeast Asia (SEA). The first USAF pilot to score four combat victories with F-4s in SEA was then-Col. Robin Olds, a WW II ace. The aircraft on actual display at the USAF Museum is the one in which Col. Olds, the aircraft commander, and Lt. Stephan B. Croker, the backseat pilot, scored two of those victories in a single day, May 20, 1967.

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Luciana Genro is a Brazilian federal deputy for the PSOL (Partido Socialismo e Liberdade - Socialism and Freedom Party). Daughter of former Porto Alegre mayor and Education Minister Tarso Genro, she followed on her father's footsteps and started her political career in the PT (Partido dos Trabalhadores - Workers' Party) as a state deputy. After being elected federal deputy for Rio Grande do Sul, and claiming disillusionment with the Lula government, she moved into the opposition and was expelled from the party. Along with other dissidents, she created the PSOL. She is a possible candidate for governor of Rio Grande do Sul in 2006.

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Vselico o mne, bude stale viac:)

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