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emily billington is the coolest person ever. She plays volleyball, basketball, softball, and the french horn. She is an aspiring actress/ singer. just about the coolest thing since window wipers.

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seventeen magazine Izzybeee3 04:09, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

• Decline. Please note that articles should be written in a neutral point of view. How cool you find someone is not appropriate for an encyclopedia article. Also, notability plays a role here. Aspiring is not enough to get an entry in Wikipedia. A person needs to have actualled released CDs or starred in films. I couldn't find any evidence Emily fulfills these requirements. - Mgm|^(talk) 09:02, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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Smith Hall, on the Syracuse University Main Campus, is home to the College Visual and Performing Arts' Depatment of Design. Originally built in 1902 as an applied sciences facility, the building is now home to the Industrial and Interaction Design, Interior Design, and Environmental Design programs at Syracuse University.

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Information available through Syracuse University's website: http://www.syr.edu

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Ken Ray is a right handed major league baseball pitcher playing for the Atlanta Braves. He was drafted in 1993 by the Kansas City Royals out of Roswell High School in Georgia.

He briefly played for the Royals in the 1999 season but has been a career minor leaguer otherwise. The Braves found him playing for the North Shore Spirit and signed him to a minor league contract. In 2006 Spring Training he made the major league club and in four appearances this year has given up no runs while striking out four batters, including Barry Bonds.

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http://www.ajc.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/ajc/sportscolumns/entries/2006/03/28/_veteran_prospe.html

http://www.baseball-reference.com/r/rayke01.shtml

Sgt Jarrod Cline Jarrodmon 05:16, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
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Anthony Carr is an alleged ‘Psychic’ residing in Canada. Born on 6 December 1943 in Canada, Mr Carr alleges that he ‘discovered’ his psychic powers late in life, which he attributes to his alleged Mohawk ancestry. Mr Carr claims that he is the ‘seer without peer’ and that the is the ‘world’s most documented psychic’ and a ‘modern day ‘Nostradamus’. He is also associated with ‘Boss Communications’, and has been accused of fake readings, and retailing mass produced ‘readings’ and cheap jewellery. Mr Carr runs his business via the internet, and also via mail outs.

In May 2001 the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Australia) issued a injunction pursuant to section 65 of the NSW Fair Trading Act(a State based piece of consumer protection legislation similar to the Commonwealth Trade Practices Act) on Mr Carr, for misleading and deceptive conduct (unreported). Allegedly, Boss Communications (operating under the names of Anthony Carr, Valerie Taylor and United Equity Limited) sent out letters offering cheap jewellery for inflated prices (i.e. ‘genuine diamond necklace’ for $19.97, valued by the regulator at $1.50), ‘psychic readings’ of good fortune (for $30), and ‘personnel guidance’ (for $30).

The Court found that these readings were mass produced, and that the products offered were substandard. The Court judged this conduct to be in contravention of the Act, which provides variously that a person shall not engage in misleading or deceptive conduct, give false representations, or engage in ‘unconscionable conduct’. The NSW Office of Fair Trading was successful in securing an injunction under s 65 of the Act, preventing $150,000 in return payments (over 5,500 cheques and credit-card payments) from reaching Boss Communications. Furthermore, an injunction was placed pursuant s 75 of the Act, preventing NSW residents from sending cheques, credit card payments or money to Boss Communications (or the other joint defendants).

The case was hailed as the first major victory against con artists via mail in NSW, and was praised by the then NSW Minister for Fair Trading, John Watkins. The case was one of the reasons that the Australian/New Zealand Scam Mail Working Party was formed.

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Anthony Carr's website: http://www.anthonycarrpsychic.com/bio.htm

NSW Fair Trading entry for Boss Communications Scam: http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/shopping/scams/advancefeescams.html#boss

NSW Fair Trading Act: http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/fta1987117/

203.9.200.3 05:21, 10 April 2006 (UTC) Thradash (u3299361)
Article created. You can find it at Anthony Carr (psychic. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! Graeme Bartlett 10:14, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

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Alan Wolffe (June 21st, 1959 - May 26th, 2001), was a cell biologist known for his pioneering demonstration that the chromosomal organisation of genes is a dynamic phenomenon determining their expression, cell division and differentiation.

He married Elizabeth and had two children, Max and Katherine.

Wolffe was born on June 21st, 1959 at Burton-on-Trent in Staffordshire, England. He was successful at biology early on, receiving the Biological Council Prize upon leaving secondary school. He then attended Oxford University, receiving a first class B.A. degree in 1981. He did his PhD under Prof. Jamshed Tata at the National Institute for Medical Research, London. He was awarded an EMBO long-term postdoctoral fellowship in 1984 and moved to the laboratory of Donald D. Brown at the Department of Embryology, Carnegie Institution of Washington in Baltimore. He joined the National Institute of Health in 1987, working firstly with Gary Felsenfeld in the Laboratory of Molecular Biology (National Institute of Arthritis, Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases). In 1990 he was appointed Chief of the newly founded Laboratory of Molecular Embryology (LME). He left NIH and moved to the biotechnology firm Sangamo BioSciences Inc. in Richmond, California in 2000, as Senior Vice President and Chief Scientific Office. He was a prolific writer, publishing hundreds of articles, reviews and two books. He will be known mainly for his work in promoting the idea that chromatin plays a dynamic role in regulating gene expression.

He died as a result of injuries suffered in a road accident in Rio de Janerio on May 26th, 2001.

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http://jcs.biologists.org/cgi/reprint/114/17/3073.pdf Chromatin: Structure and Function Alan Wolffe. ISBN 0127619151 Cell Volume 105, Issue 7 , 29 June 2001, Pages 849-850

128.250.252.194 06:09, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! Graeme Bartlett 10:36, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

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This refers to a flight operated by Continental Airlines between Agana, Guam (GUM) and Honolulu, HI (HNL). The reason it is called the island hopper is because it makes several stops in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) and the Marshall Islands and for at least some of these islands, is the only scheduled commercial service to get around. The flight used to stop at Johnston Island, a US millitary installation but no longer does so. The flight is currently operated with Boeing 737s certified to fly over water, however in the past it was operated by a 727. Continental also operates a nonstop flight between Honolulu and Guam with a larger, two-aisle 767 jet. The term "island hopper" only refers to the smaller 737 that makes all the stops. Currently, the flight makes stops in Chuuk (Truk), Pohnpei, Kosrae, Kwajlein, and Majuro. Guam is a hub for Continental Micronesia

Should probably have a disambig at top if it's made to clarify between it and Island hopping during WW2. Jfingers88 22:19, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

The term is used for many similar transports involving Islands, such as planes, boats, and even a train. Graeme Bartlett 12:41, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

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www.continental.com

172.190.226.69 06:37, 10 April 2006 (UTC)Titus Park
Declined. The proposed article is not suitable for Wikipedia. I don't see any evidence that this situation is limited to the Continental flight, and would be overspecific and not terribly encyclopedic.--Xnuala (talk)(Review) 01:38, 17 August 2007 (UTC)

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The official richest and powerfull person in the world. Born in Mexico on February 18,1972. Founder of many small business and supporter of major business. She is married to a Sara Lee manager who are currently seperated. She has a 15 year old son whom father is Isidro Porras. Her son's name is not to be mention for security reasons. Her residence is in Canada, in her $65 million house. Her net worth is over $96.3 billion.

                                  www.worldsecrets.com

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Cuento (pl. cuentos). According to the New College Spanish Dictionary, the Spanish word cuento literally means "story" or "tale." Idioms using this word, translated into English, include: contar un cuento - to tell a story; cuento de hadas - fairy tale; cuento de fantasmas - ghost story; cuento de viejas - old wives' tale; va de cuento - the story goes, or it is said; cuento folklórico – folk tale. Cuentos may specifically refer to folktales, a category of folklore that includes stories passed down through oral tradition. The word cuento may also be used as a verb to say "tell," as if you are "telling" a story ("Cuento").

Latin American tales are unique in that they may represent a time before European invasion, and they may combine those traditions with the history and culture that arrived post-conquest. When the Spaniards came to Latin America in the 16th century, the indigenous people were forced to assimilate their culture with the Europeans'. Likewise, the content of the stories differed between the ages. However, there are few resources on cuentos for pre-conquest indigenous peoples in South America. A folklorist specializing in Spain and Spanish-originated folklore, Aurelio M. Espinosa discovered that "most of the Spanish folklore which is found today in the Spanish-speaking countries of America is of traditional Spanish origin" (Espinosa 128). Pre-conquest information can only be found in what is left; this includes archaeological artifacts, sculpture and pottery, stories engraved in bone, shell, and stones, and codices. Only seventeen codices are intact, "fifteen of which are known to predate the Colonial era, and two of which originated either before the Conquest or very soon after" (Read and Gonzalez 15).

With the knowledge that the natives in Latin America were made to blend culturally with the Spaniards when they arrived, are Latin American stories very similar to Spanish stories, or do they deserve separate study? Terrence L. Hansen, a Latin American folklorist, attempted to index 1,747 folktales into 659 indexes such as "animal tales," "magic tales," “religious tales,” and "jokes and anecdotes." The purpose of the study was to make "accessible to folklorists both the individual types and the broad picture of the folktale in a large part of Spanish America" (Hansen 90). Ralph S. Boggs, a folklorist who studied Spanish and other European folktales, also compiled an index of tales across ten nations, one of these nations Spain. Hansen notes that in Boggs' "A Comparative Survey of the Folktales of Ten Peoples," Spain also had a large number of animal tales, pointing out the "marked interest in such tales in Spain and in Spanish America" (Hansen 93); however, he indicates that Boggs' study showed Spain with a much lower percent of magic tales. After several such comparisons showing very close similarities as well as almost-opposite differences, he concluded that the index-analysis should be conducted for the other Spanish-speaking parts of the Americas before any explicit conclusions can be made about folktales in Latin America. Whether or not Latin American folktales should be compared to Spanish folktales as if they were a subcategory was not mentioned in the article; however, with differences in religion, tradition, history and other such elements that can turn a story into an entirely new direction, it is possible that folklorists will regard Latin American tales unique to Spanish tales in the future.

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"Cuento." Langenscheidt's New College Spanish Dictionary. 1995.

Espinosa, Aurelio M. "A Folk-Lore Expedition to Spain." The Journal of American Folklore 34 (Apr 1921): 127-142.

Hansen, Terrence L. "The Distribution and Relative Frequency of Folktale Types in Spanish South America." The Journal of American Folklore 68 (Jan 1955): 90-93.

Read, Kay Almere, and Jason J. Gonzalez. Mesoamerican Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Heroes, Rituals, and Beliefs of Mexico and Central America. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000.

71.117.16.140 08:13, 10 April 2006 (UTC)Michelle Swetnam
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Removed enormous 60k essay to save space & bandwidth.
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Okay, run by cho0b and his band of merry men and women, wtfux.org is an online message board best known for forming when a bunch of very visible users were banned from the very popular www.4chan.org and wanted somewhere to post. Wtfux originally started as a joke to make fun of the current head moderator of 4chan, WTSnacks, but it evolved into a haven for those banned from other message boards like iichan.net and 4chan.org. Among the message boards available are the very popular camwhore board, a plethora of porn and hentai boards, and a few niche boards like gaming, user art, and technology.

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www.wtfux.org

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This method of floating an IPO does not make the underwriter liable for the amount raised by the IPO. The investment bank would try its best to raise the maximum possible money for the company but there is no minimum guarantee as is present in the Firm Commitment method.

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www.investopedia.com

203.4.129.6 10:42, 10 April 2006 (UTC)Vishal Julka

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Carmen Sada lives in Madrid, Spain. She is the most beautiful girl you'll ever see. She is the love of my life.

Willem

• Decline. Obvious POV, not notable, unencyclopaedic. Jfingers88 22:19, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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Centro Colonnades was opened as the Colonnades Shopping Centre in 1979 in Noarlunga Centre. The 2 level-mall included two Supermarkets, Coles and Franklins, a Kmart Discount Department Store, a 3 level Myer Department Store, and a range of specialty shops.

[edit] 1979 – 2005

Although there have been many intentions to redevelop the shopping centre, nothing had even materialized. The major changes within the shopping centre during this time were the closure of the Myer Department Store in the mid 1990’s, and its replacement with a Harris Scarfe Department Store. In 2001 the collapse of the Franklins supermarket chain resulted in the Colonnades store being purchased by Woolworths Australia’s largest supermarket chain. Due to the small size, and odd shape of the store Woolworths, a chain that prides itself as ‘the fresh food people’ opened with limited fresh produce lines, no in-store bakery, no service delicatessen, and limited fresh meat.

[edit] Redevelopment

Centro, who had recently purchased the centre, announced their plans to redevelop. Work on the redevelopment started in 2005. On completion the centre will contain a new mall comprising a full line Woolworths, Big W Discount Department Store, and over 100 new specialty shops. The centre will also contain a Best for Less and JB-HI superstore.

On March 27th 2006 the second stage of the redevelopment was opened, revealing the new Woolworths, Big W and over 60 specialty shops.

The entire project is expected to be completed by late 2006.

Category:Shopping centres in Australia

Category:Shopping centres in South Australia
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Thank you is a conversational expression of gratitude that exist in almost every language in the world. Their is no word for thank you in bengali.

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http://wordnet.princeton.edu

212.219.63.82 12:40, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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Hungarian writer of science fiction, fantasy and horror poetry, writing in English. Author of Unearthly Companion (2005), a book of speculative poetry with poems nominated for Muses Prize and James B. Baker Award. Editor of European Reader ezine. Website: http://ilonahegedus.topcities.com blog: http://ilonasworld.blogspot.com/

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Sources: the author's webite, About.com Horror, SFCrownest http://www.sfcrowsnest.co.uk/news/arc/2006/nz9898.php Tyke Script: http://tykescript.modblog.com/?show=blogview&blog_id=802217

80.98.115.179 13:44, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

• Looks notable but the references are not quality ones. Graeme Bartlett 10:10, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

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A term used in geology and paleontology for a problematic structure that looks like a fossil, but whose biologic origin is uncertain.. (From Latin dubius, + fossil). It has been mainly used for remains found in rocks dating from the early history of the Earth (Precambrian rocks), but is also applicable in other settings, such as, for example, problematic microbe-like forms in meteorites.

Although ultimately such structures are either biogenic (i.e., fossils) or abiogenic (i.e., pseudofossils), the information available at the time of study is insufficient to make an unambiguous determination. They belong to the dubiofossil category temporarily, awaiting additional evidence that will allow them to be removed from this category and attributed to the fossils or the pseudofossils.

Living systems are capable of metabolism, reproduction, mutation, and propagation of the mutations. Lines of evidence for biogenicity, called biosignatures, come in various forms and appear at various scales, ranging from the atomic to the planetary dimension. Molecule-building, cell division, colony formation, respiration, excretion, active motility are amongst the biologic processes that effect changes in the environment and can leave distinctive morphologic features or signature chemical by-products in the geologic record. These are susceptible to be modified or obliterated over geologic time, making it more difficult to recognize them in the rocks. The case for biogenicity is most robust when multiple lines of evidence converge.

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Hofmann, H.J., 1972: Precambrian remains in Canada: fossils, dubiofossils, and pseudofossils. International Geological Congress, 24th Session, Montreal, Proceedings of Section 1, p. 20-30.

67.68.194.59 14:05, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
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Lotus Impress was the prototype for a new class of spreadsheets in the early-90s presented by Lotus, at that time leader in the spreadsheet market with its flagship product 123. It featured named cells as an exclusive property.

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Quoted in http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/issue127/28_Lotus_123_release_.php Supported by Microsoft Excel http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q61941/

81.66.196.118 14:16, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
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A neltarga is a furby that is unsure about its sexual orientation. This fictional character was created in Mrs. Curtis' freshman geography class by a student named forrest.

72.10.123.209 14:24, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

• Decline. Non notable, provincial. Jfingers88 22:19, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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Steve Whitaker is a professor at the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education.

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• http://www.teach.virginia.edu/people/curryperson.php?userid=sdw3u
• http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/it/faculty/associates/swhitaker.htm

128.143.231.88 14:35, 10 April 2006 (UTC)a student

• Decline. Non notable, provincial. Jfingers88 22:19, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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Rain Hits Concrete is the first single released from Irish band therapy?'s 11th studio album 'One Cure Fits All' rather than being released in the modern 3 track single format it has been released as a 4 track E.P meaning it is not chart eligable. As well as the title track three non album tracks entitled Crazy Cocain Eyes, Hard Work Hoe and Play On appear. The E.P is download only this caused some problems on the first day of release as errors in the download system meant that some fans had a lot of problems reciving the files after paying for them. No promo video is known to have been made for the title track of this E.P.

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http://therapyquestionmark.co.uk/discography/singles/rainhitsconcrete.php http://therapyquestionmark.co.uk/wallofmouths/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8524&perpage=20&pagenumber=4

84.64.241.85 15:06, 10 April 2006 (UTC) grant mathias
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High Power is a shooting sport using large bore rifles. High power competition takes place at 200,300,and 600 yards. Competitors shoot from standing, sitting, and prone positions at various distances as described within a course of fire for the match.

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http://www.nrahq.org/compete/highpower.asp

192.208.45.199 15:06, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
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English missionary bishop, who was killed 1080 trying to christianise the pagans of Strängnäs. He has named the city of Eskilstuna where he had his diocese and later was buried. He was given his priviliges by bishop Saint Sigfrid. Saint Eskil is today one of the guardian saints of the County of Södermanland along with Saint Botvid.

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Georgina Willis is an award winning film director who was born in Australia and now lives in London. Georgina's first feature WATERMARK made its debut in the Cannes Film Festival. WATERMARK featured Ruth McDonald and Sandra Stockley. It was the first indie feature to be included in Cannes. Her production company, Potoroo Films is now based in London. They are working on the US features J and DETOUR. Georgina Willis' and producer Kerry Rock's work became some of the most prominent at international festivals being shown at over eighty international festivals and receiving many awards for their work. Georgina has recently been accepted as a member of the Directors Guild of Great Britain.

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www.potoroofilms.com www.watermarkthefilm.com

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OSAMA BEN-LADAN LOVES FEMA AND mICHEL JACKSON. HE LOVES U TOO.......i DO THE CHA CHA LIKE A SISSY-GIRL!!!! WHO? MIKE JONES! DO YOU WANT YOUR TOTS? I LOST MY NUMBER. CAN I HAVE YOURS?! NO DAD!!!GIT OFF!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU. NO REALLY. TAP TAP BANG BANG!1-800-381-FEMA GOOD BYE.

• Decline. Nonsense. Jfingers88 22:19, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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Longdrop is the traditional New Zealand English or Australian English name for an outdoor make-shift toilet. They consist of a deep hole into which the user can defecate or urinate. Provided they are not used too frequently they require little maintenance. Longdrops are most often used at remote campsites and are sometimes sheltered by a wooden outhouse.

A poem involving longdrops can be found at: http://www.funnypoets.com/poems/alongdroplament.htm

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http://www.doc.govt.nz/Explore/002~Tracks-and-Walks/Great-Walks/Abel-Tasman-Coast-Track/220~Management.asp

• Possible transwiki candidate to Wiktionary. Jfingers88 22:19, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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also "Easy-Jetter" or "Easyjetter"

A derogatory slang term, primarily used in the United Kingdom, to describe women on holiday with "tight skirts and loose morals" who engage in casual sex and promiscuous behaviour.

They come in by jet ("Easy Jet"), they are easy, they are cheap. And after a couple of days by the pool some of them are even orange as well.
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News anchor on CNN 1981-90. Diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. Went public with his HIV status in March of 1990 on his own show. Died of AIDS on May 21, 1991. He was forty-one years old.

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January 8, 2002 at 1:30-1:40 pm, artist Tom Hendricks created a conceptual art event that attacked the abuses of conceptual art and suggested a possible end of modern art. Hendricks was walking home from a Taco Bueno fast food restaurant on Lemmon Avenue in Dallas Texas when it dawned on him how to protest the abuses of modern art. Specifically he would attack Martin Creed who won the annual Turner Prize that goes to the best art work from a British artist younger than 50. The prize was a check for $31,500 handed to Creed by pop star Madonna.

Hendricks, "I worked hard to have some scope to my art: portraits, landscapes, still lifes, abstracts, and just about everything in between." In contrast Creed got the check for his exhibit of flashing light bulbs in an empty room. Previous works included a scrunched-up piece of paper and a ball of clay stuck to a wall. British art curator Simon Wilson said about Creed's work, "He wants to make art where he is doing as little as possible that is consistent with doing something. The fact that many people find his work so baffling indicates that he's working on the edge." Hendricks, in his protests, suggests that modern art at its worst is consistently depressing, disjointed, lacking in the ability to communicate, and seldom has scope.

Hendricks said, "And then it dawned on me. I would bring modern art to its end. I would suggest the ultimate, the ultimate in baffling minimalism. I would get the plastic check from Madonna."

"So on Tuesday, 1/08/02 at 1:30-1:40 p.m., as I, Tom Hendricks was walking home from the taco place, I took art to its ultimate. This was the last minute of modern art. It could go no further. Where Creed had flashing lights in an empty room, I would imagine a gallery in my mind that would have no lights on at all! And that moment marked the end of modern art."

Publishing history of The End Of Modern Art manifesto: It's first printed version was in the zine Musea #108, March 2002 It was posted on the ULA website, literary revolution.com It was posted as 'The Last Minute of Modern Art' on artellawordsand art.com

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Lincoln Greens, located in Springfield, Ilinois, is a public golf course owned and operated by the Springfield Park District.

As of 2004, the par 72 course measured approximately 6,500 yards from the blue tees. It is one of the yearly hosts for both the Central Illinois Amateur as well as the Springfield (IL) City Tournament. It also hosts the 14-16 year old division of the Bob Drysdale Junior Golf Tournament every July.

The course was built in 1957 by Robert B. Harris and was originally a privately owned course. Declining revenues and poor course maitenance in the 1990s prompted the Springfield Park District to purchase the course. In 2005, the signature hole, the par three 8th (130 yards), underwent new changes. A pond (originally there up until a few decades ago) was reimplemented on the right half, as well as an assortment of new bunkers on the right side of the green. Over the last 20 years, the front and back nines have flip-flopped numerous times, now resting at its original placement.

Lincoln Greens is partially surrounded by Lake Springfield, with the lake coming into play on two holes.

During the 1970s, Lincoln Greens hosted the IHSA Boys' Golf State Tournament, and has hosted regionals and sectionals sporadically throughout the 80s and 90s.

In 2004 Lincoln Greens hosted the IHSA boy's golf Rochester regional, with the advancing teams being Rochester (326), Decatur St. Teresa (327), and Raymond Lincolnwood (324). Low place medalist was Tommy Bleifnik with a 4 over-par 76.

As of 2006, the pro at Lincoln Greens is James (Jim) Sutzer.

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Anwar Maqsood is one of the finest Comedian, Writer, Painter and Actor of Pakistan. He has done several stand up show, sitcoms and host stage shows. He has used Moin Akhtar and Bushra Ansari in most of his skits.

His whole family is related to showbiz.

Bilal Maqsood (Son)- Lead Guitarist/Singer of Strings

Fatima Surayya Baji (Sister) - Drama Writer

Zubaida Tariq (Sister) - TV Host of Dalda ka Dastarkhuan

Zehra Nigah (Sister) - Poetest

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SilentTootles is a fictional character created by Seraphim[1] of Gearbox Software forums' fame.

Created solely for the purpose of mocking another member, SilentTootles (or 'ST' for short) had a posting style all of his own. Some famous quotes are as follows:

"u dun evhen no. nawt evn."

"I'm makin meroid onlin for al yur frends. Com one, com al, jus to se the miracal that is Maetroid Online.1! I evin incluedead a pic of da shrewm."

"Get a clew. Get a maetroid onlin!1"

" {a picture of the lochness monster}[2] Feiv dolarz."

"I maed this game all myself, Silenttootles! I MAED IT! STOP LIEING!!!!!!"

"ZOMG WIL U WATE R GAEM IS COMIN SEWN!"

..and those are his most notable quotes. While the cherade was short-lived, SilentTootles will carry on in the hearts of his fans.

We miss you SilentTootles.

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David Clary (born 14 January 1953) is the 42nd President of Magdalen College, Oxford (appointed 2005). He is a distinguished theoretical chemist and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1997 for developing new quantum theories that predict the outcome of chemical reactions. He has held previous academic posts at University College London and Cambridge University where he was a Fellow and Senior Tutor of Magdalene College. C. S. Lewis went from Magdalen to Magdalene while David Clary went from Magdalene to Magdalen.

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The Blotto Box was a concept designed by "King Blotto", a telephone phreak. The box was designed to cause every phone within an area code (or an even greater area) to ring, and if answered, emit a huge amount of voltage from the handset. This would be done by wiring a high voltage generator to a terminal and activating it, causing a huge amount of voltage to be forced into the phone line, to the central office, through the switchboard and to every phone connected to it.

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Jonathan McCormack is currently a pupil at Hutton Grammar School, Preston. Formerly at Lancaster Royal Grammar School, he found fame in the school by being unfairly expelled by Headmaster Andrew Jarman. On his move to Hutton, he quickly became known for his sharp wit and confidence, rising up to become a resident comedian of the school.

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A man. A poet. A philosopher. An Indian. Jesal Kansagra was an Indian Saint who lived in the Northen parts of India during the 15th Century. His greatest work was as a poet, artist and a historian. Much of his work can be seen in the Maharishi Wasu caves in India. Here the legendary Kansagra's scribe was writen. Much of his work was done dispite the evident threat of the invading Moghul forces at the time. The Kansagra's scribe was essentially a time line of events of the history ongoing during this period of time. His other work included many illustrated poetry works showing not only an understanding of literature but early views on science and the cosmos. His work gave insight to the physical world but also the metaphysical in the sense of the his concepts of achieving a greater spiritual well being and how it could be obtained through good thought and good actions. Apart from Kansagra's scribe not much of his work can be seen as it was destroyed during the conflict of the Vedic wars but a small bronze staue remains in central Gujarat in North West India.

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XLp is a punk rock/blues band from Mesa, Arizona. Established in 1997, XLp has continued to play into their recent surging popularity.

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Demoncratic Dictatorship is a hardcore punk band from Rhode Island. They were formed in 2004 and are beginning to release demos at this time. They are heavily influenced by early L.A. hardcore bands like: Black Flag, the Germs, the Circle Jerks, Fear, etc. They also are influenced by the harDCore scene such as: Minor Threat, Teen Idles, Government Issue, SOA, Fugazi, etc.

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Demoncratic Dictatorship sounds like a sped up version of Black Flag often. There are also ska songs they play, as well as metal improvs. They play many grindcore joke songs as well as covers by: Black Flag, Minor Threat, Nirvana, etc.

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LOC'T Recordings LOC'T Recordings (a.k.a Loc't Records) is an independent record label based in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The label has an album that exceeds 1,000 copies in sales, witch is Dead Loc't's E.P. Loc't Records recently signed Severe Rapture who will be releasing their debut album in the summer, already has pre-order list of over 900.

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The streets already got the word, because the word hit the streets, blazing like Southern smoke. It takes a fierce skill set to go to bat with the best MCs in the hip hop game, but Potzee is redefining the meaning of a St. Louis slugger. The rest of the world is about to find out about St. Louis’s unsung lyrical force when Potzee’s full-length Hongree drops in 06 (Unauthorized/Asylum).

Potzee’s already got fans licking their lips in anticipation. He said “Good Evening” to weak MCs with the breakout buzz record in summer ’05 with longtime partner Murphy Lee. Now the club banger “Dat Girl” is making its way into the clubs and airwaves on both coasts. As Potzee claims as his alter ego "Mister Good Evening,” “I’m on the way up and I ain’t never comin’ back down.

“Round here they call me the hook master,” Potzee says of his trademark talent, with that Midwestern twang that rides easy over the beat. But Potzee’s got that flow that comes with blending regional styles. “Being from the Mid, we’ve been watching everybody all the years,” he explains. “We’re a combination of everything. Not too fast, not too slow. We ride that line on everything.”

Potzee’s given name is Akio Gray, which means bright boy, a christening that has proved true time and time again. A protégé of Murphy Lee, Potzee earned his respect the old fashioned way — grinding his way up the food chain. 23-year old Potzee first hit the scene in ’99 still in his teens turning up on fiery cuts “Whatever” and “Potential Baller.” He’s been touring with the St. Lunatics and spitting rhymes practically since his high school days in St. Louis’s Jennings neighborhood. But things weren’t always sugary sweet for Potzee. He caught a case straight out of high school that blemished his record with a felony. “While I was in there I closed my eyes and saw every conversation my father and I had. I always been in the streets in some kind of way.” When Potzee worked his way through his legal troubles, he changed up his focus, reuniting with his crew forming the foundations of his group— Quor made up of Adonis, Beezy, Youvee and Koole. “I’ve been through it. You can make mistakes but you have to learn from mistakes.”

While success doesn’t come easily in the industry nor the streets, music does to Potzee. It’s in his blood. Raised on the riveting funk of the Stylistics and Ohio Players, the group his father toured and sang with, Potzee was exposed to artistry early on. “At that time to get in the industry you had to be on point in every aspect,” Potzee says with admiration. He takes these lessons to heart with his own approach to songwriting. “I take the time to come up with a concept and put a song together. I get a concept then I write my hook. If the hook’s not right then the songs not going to be right.” As sure as a good hook, some things stay tried true. Potzee might be a young cat, but he’s takes the route of an old soul, favoring antiques, old cars and nostalgic TV sitcoms. “I’m on the old school, that’s what I get from the old heads, you got a little sense.” He grabbed his name from the 1950s TV show Happy Days. “People say you smoke a lot that’s why you did it. I made the name fit to people in the street. The older people will say” Happy Days,” so it won’t scare them. My mom is like how you talking about old TV shows when you so young? I’m like they show reruns. “Good Times” started before I was even born.” Wherever he draws his motivation, it’s a gift that turns up on songs that jump off at first play. “Dat Girl,” produced by Hardley Davidson (Chamillionaire/Pretty Ricky), is a track that has pure club banger written all over it. Also, keeping the ladies moving is the flavorful “Bootch” which is all out good time St. Louis speak and bounce. “I just ride the track, throw in a few metaphors and make them dance a little bit,” Potzee says. “I have the metaphors, but I don’t make that my whole verse.”

He keeps it real and raw on “I Ain’t Playing With You” remembering exactly where he comes from. “I want to make sure the verses are relatable. The average everyday man, he’s going through what I went through. I try to keep everything on that level.”

Fresh off Nelly’s Sweatsuit tour, Potzee is a self-professed studio rat when he’s staying still in the Lou, buckling down to knock out tracks at every opportunity. With mixtape teases “Starvin”, DJ Smallz & Potzee’s colab “Reloaded’ and two hot singles, Potzee has blasted the heat, but he’s standing firm on home plate. “I have a fam where getting by is what we do. As long as we can pay these bills its okay,” he says revealing his humble side. Potzee is the type of MC who lets his skills speak, while he takes the humble, be real road and the practical with his indie imprint U-C-Me. He quotes himself on a joint he calls “More Problems.” It’s hard as hell waking up/No job, no swerve, no herb/More problems more money just can’t solve/I’ve been down so long can’t help but take it out like/Once I get it ain’t no coming back.

Wherever he goes, Potzee’s finesse for cooking up rhymes gets the fire burning. “I’m going to keep it real St. Louis,” he informs. And once he gets his fill, no one’s gonna have room for seconds.

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Matt MacLennan is a film and television writer/story editor best known for his work on the feature film "Ecstasy", and his series television work on "15/Love" and "Naked Josh".

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Judson Born December 8 1988 is a magnificant American and person. Able to eat more earthworms than any other person over 3 in all of Duval County. He wrestles and has "brother" lips which may contribute to his speed and agility. Killing bambis dad is one of his favorite past times.

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Buon, Heracio.Life and times of Kids. 1999. The Oxford press

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Karen Jordan is a history and religion teacher at Woodberry Forest School. She teaches Honors European History, Ancient & Medieval History, and Biblical Survey. She is a member of the College Board Test Development Committee for AP European History.

From her Woodberry Forest Biography: Mrs. Jordan specialized in Tudor/Stuart England for her master's degree work. She taught a wide range of history courses during her 15 year tenure at The Stony Brook School in New York.

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See "Onychomycosis"

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Howe & Ser Moving Co. is the name of a phony moving company created by MIT students in April 2006. Its only job so far has been moving the Fleming Cannon at Caltech from Pasadena, CA to Cambridge, MA for MIT's Campus Preview Weekend. Upon arrival, the cannon had a giant MIT brass rat. As of yet, Howe & Ser has not been contracted to move the cannon back to Caltech, suggesting it may take long-term residence at MIT.

The ampersand may be pronounced as the Latin word "et", meaning "and". This pronunciation yields "Howe et Ser", or "howitzer", a type of cannon.

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J Edgar Hoover

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Star Kid is a film about a young boy, Spencer Griffith (played by Joseph Mazzello), who is a shy seventh grade bullied by his peers, neglected by his father, and with a crush on a girl he cannot bring himself to act upon... and then he discovers an alien exo-skeleton/battle-suit in a junkyard, and embarks on a wild ride of payback, survival and adventure.

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Scenespin is one of the world's pioneering online based television (like) chanels. Made from the ground up by Justin Gaskin in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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Someone who is asexual with no sexual desire whatsoever, but is romantically attracted to both sexes.

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Austin Stephens (Born August 21, 1980 in Terre Haute, Indiana) is a professional skateboarder who currently resides in Long Beach, California.

Austin started skateboarding in 1994 right after moving to Corona, California from Marshall, Illinois. Best known for his smooth, mellow skateboarding, Austin has earned himself a cult-like following within the skateboarding community for his underexposure in professional world of skateboarding. Focusing on the pure fun of skateboarding.

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Southridge is an independent school situated in South Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Only minutes from the sunny beaches of White Rock, Southridge offers students from kindergarten to grade 12 a sound academic university directed programme.

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What Drives The Weak are a metal band hailing from Port Stephens, New South Wales, Australia. This bands strong stance on pro-hommosexuality has been surrounded by controversey. Every band member in WDTW are all indeed raging hommosexuals. Except the drummer, Corey. With songs like 'enter me tonight, enter me alright' featuring graphic images in the lyrics about hommosexual intercourse has been a big issue in the australian metal scene. Many in the metal scene look down upon it, whilst others embrace the bands flamboyant lifestyle. You can find WDTW parading in there gay pride marches, to dark metal clubs. Either way there obvious gay pride is extremley evident. Often kissing each other on stage and making obscene gestures to the crowd can stir tempers in the crowd. These gay metal pioneers are truley a hero to us all to be our selves, and to never give up hope.

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Autocollimation is a process by which the focal length of a diverging lens is determined. Autocollimation involves placing a light source at the focal length of a converging lense on one side and a screen at the same distance on the other side so that the image produced is the sharpest possible image. When this is achieved, the screen is replaced with a mirror and the diverging lens is inserted between the converging lens and the mirror so that the light rays that hit the mirror are parallel to the principle axis and when the light returns through the diverging and converging lenses, it produces a sharp image ontop of the luminous object.

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"College Physis" by Wilson and Buffa

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Shannon Town in newzealand. Was established in 1800 by a few moaris. they pitched tents on the river banks and turned those tents into pubs. it hasnt changed since. it is also classed as the town with the highest criminal rate. being everyone in the town being thieving moaris and will steal the teeth of a clean white boy if they had to!
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Interesting means being Fascinating. Above and beyond the norm. Provoking Thought.

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