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Hero (1986 Film) Official Film of the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico

Documentary/Film. Narrated by Michael Caine. Featuring the story of the 1986 FIFA World Cup. Including Maradona, Lineker, Socrates and Platini.

Available on VHS.

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Jack’s Game of 10.

OFFICIAL RULES
JGOT is an original and highly addictive game that can be played by anyone, anywhere, anytime. You will need: 2 packs of cards with jokers, extra jokers optional Aim of the Game: The aim of the game is to draw cards from your Jack Hand and place them on the Jack Stack to try and match with the pre-stated Jack Card. When you are out of cards in your Jack Hand you are out of the game. The winner is the last person left with the remaining Jack Pack.
Setup: Shuffle the two packs of the cards with the jokers until you have one full and completely random Jack Pack. Deal out all the cards to each person until everyone has a similar amount of cards in their Jack Hand. Choose a player to start who places their first card from the top of their Jack Hand. The next player then places another card on top face up and so on, moving around clockwise until someone places down a 10 which is the first default Jack Card. When the Jack Card is found the first round is over and that player then takes all the cards on the table and places them at the bottom of their Jack Hand. That player then states a new Jack Hand of their choice and begins the next round by placing the 1st card from the top of their Jack Hand.
When a player runs out of cards in their Jack Hand, they are out of the game. The winner is the last player left. However JGOT is not as simple as it first seems. There are many trick cards that can help and hinder or completely alter the games dynamics.
Trick Cards:
A ♠♥♣♦
When an ace card is played, each player must knock on the playing surface as quickly as possible. The last player to knock is the ‘Jack in the Box’ and cannot win the current round even if they produce the Jack Card. They may only ‘Pop-up’ back into the round if another ace card is played and they do not knock last or if the round ends.
Ace Round: If a player chooses ace as the Jack Card, then the round becomes an Ace Round and if the ace is played then the first player to knock wins the round. If the knocking is too close to humanly judge, players must come to a mutual decision.
3 ♠♣
When a Black 3 is played, all subsequent cards must be drawn from the opposite side of the Jack Hand.
6 ♠♥♣♦
All 6’s are ‘invisible’. If a player plays a 6 then the same player must then play another card directly on the top of the 6. Since the 6 is ‘invisible’, it cannot be chosen as the Jack Card.
8 ♥♦
Red 8’s are “miss a go” cards. When a Red 8 is played, the next player cannot play a card for one go.
J ♣
When a Jack of Clubs is played it immediately triggers a “Snap Round”. For the remainder of that round, players continue placing cards as before until 2 cards of matching value’s are placed inconsecutively. When this happens, the first player to slap their hand down on top of the Jack Stack wins the round and all the cards on the Jack Stack. During a “Snap Round” all card rules are ignored except for jokers. When the round is over, the rules are put back in place.
Q ♠♣
If a player plays a Black Queen they may change the Jack Card to a new Jack Card of their choice. This is optional.
Q ♦
When the Queen of Diamonds is played, all players must pass their entire Jack Hand to the player on their immediate left regardless of their size or volume of their Jack Hand.
K ♠
When the King of Spades is played, all the players must say “Beans” quickly and clearly. The last player to say “Beans” must discard 4 cards from their Jack Hand and take them out of the game.
Jokers
If a Joker is player, all cards in the Jack Stack including the Joker are taken out of the game. Players are suggested to say “bang” when the cards are removed.
Bamboozled
If 3 cards of the same value are played consecutively then the player who deals the 3rd card is “bamboozled” and is out of the game and all their Jack Hand is discarded.
Hints and Tips:
• When playing JGOT it can be very confusing trying to learn and use all the rules at once. If playing as or with a beginner, start with only basic rules and add more rules as players become more experienced in the game until all rules are being used and JGOT is being played at full potential.
• Play at a slow speed. Do not speed through rounds as vital cards may easily go un-noticed.
• Do not knock the playing surface too hard when cards are played (especially Aces) because it hurts.

These rules are Template Rules for the Original Game of JGOT. Although no rules may be deleted, rules may be added for personal versions of the game.

This game was officially made up by certain members of the fox family and partners.

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Mary Frohman was a member of the Dehorn Crew, and she sand with Leslie Fish on meny of the early songs. She sang the choras of "Toast for unsung heroes", "Turn and Belive", Iorn Mistress", "Hope Erie" (a famous Filk song), "The Thousandth man", "Few days", "Thoughts on strange visitors", and "Neutral Zone, Romulian veiw". She also lived with Leslie Fish and had a romantic relationship with her. Mary Frohman did not like the fan-songs that Leslie Fish did, and her band, the Dehorn Crew, soon stopped singing with Leslie. Mary's favorite songs were "Wobblies from space", "Thousandth man" and "Tost for unsung heroes". She prefered songs about unions, and human accopleshment. She once wrote a peice that she called "The mother of all fan-fics" one month while dopped up of cough syrup. It was written to make fun of her freind/lover's fan-fiction and fan-song habits. The two eventualy broke up, and Mary moved to her home-city of Detroit. There she cared for a freind of her's who had become parapoligic in a car accedent. Under her care he became much more healthy then he was before. In 2000 Her brother, Tom Frohman, did a google person serch for her. The faimly had belived that she had died sometime during the Veitnam-Era... Possibly in the Chicago Riots which she had been involved in. Not only did he find her, but it turned out that her current residence was only two miles from Tom Frohman's, Elsa Frohman (her sister's) and her parents' residences. She was welcomed back to the faimly with open arms. Her other brother, a mathamatition named Charlie Frohman, drove up from Iowa to see her. He took along his wife and son. After that, life was pretty quiet, and she made preserves with her brother Charlie every year in the fall untill the day she died, June 4th 2005, of a heart attack.

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Interveiw with Mary Frohman, prior to death Interveiw with David Frohman, son of Charlie Frohman Insert of Folk Songs for Solar Sailors

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1. REDIRECT University of Turku

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130.232.131.31 04:32, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

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Saw 4 is the 4th film in the popular horror franchise.

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Billy318 04:35, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

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Last Men Standing (LMS) is a independant wrestling stable/faction.

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"Tha Turtle" Mike Baugh "Tha BB Gun" Branson Banks "CBK" Chad Kirkhove Brady James

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Mike= Cobra Clutch Mike= Back Spasm (Double Knee Backbreaker) Mike= Chest Pain (Inverted Double Knee Backbreaker) Mike= Third Degree (Two Consecutive Piledrivers then a Powerbomb) Branson= .45 Calibur (Running STO) Branson= The Revolver (Superkick) Brady= STFU (STS)

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FCS is a small Christian school started by Terri Schenberger in 2003. It began with about 50 students and only went up to 7th grade. As of now there have been two graduating classes. As of this year there is now the first High school class, consisting of seven 9th graders, and one 10th grader.

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FCS is a small Christian school started by Terri Schenberger in 2003. It began with about 50 students and only went up to 7th grade. As of now there have been two graduating classes. As of this year there is now the first High school class, consisting of seven 9th graders, and one 10th grader. The entire grade range is from K3 to 10th Grade.

There is currently no school sports team. The teams are assosiated with A local YMCA. The name of the teams are The FCS Rams. Every Game is cheered with the blowing of a Rams Horn.

Begning this year(2006)a Drama Club has been started. This is now where actors for the yearly Christmas play will be selected and trained. In high school a newspaper club has been founded, The Horn as it's called commentates on local school events from the students Point of View.

The school is located on Beaulah Baptist Church property. This is sligtly south of West Orange High, with a new building planned soon. As of now the classes are held in the existing buildings on the grounds.

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Born in Melbourne Australia to a Jewish family, Stephen Elon Gersh grew up attending Mount Scopus Memorial College and participated in the youth movement Habonim Dror. He received his Masters Degree at Cambridge university. He is now a proffessor at Notre Dame university in the department of philosophy. A renowned philosopher of Medieval Studies and Late Antique Philosophy, Gersh's most famous works include; Middle Platonism and Neoplatonism: The Latin Tradition and Kinesis Akinetos: A Study of Spiritual Motion in the Philosophy of Proclus.

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Tony Woolfe was a stund co-ordinator for 'The Lord of the Rings' ' The Two Towers'.

He once exaclaimed 'N'extend your jaw' which was said to inspire that actions of stunt men playing the role of an Orc.

He has a tight small body with a larg round bottom or 'rump fed' as he might refer to it as.

Hes also been known to 'grab a club and go 'BASH.

He is from New Zealand.

He has brown curly hair.

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Nandi Devam, owner of Camel Records used to be named Terry MacNeil, but changed his name in 1979 when he and his family formally converted to Hinduism, at the Kadavul Hindu Temple on the Island of Kauai, Hawaii. Nandi Devam, formerly Terry MacNeil, is the co-founder and lead guitarist for the Sopwith Camel, whose one hit "Hello, Hello" reached #25 nationally on the Billboard charts. Nandi played piano on their one hit.

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71.131.32.34 07:48, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

Born Terence Alan MacNeil on June 13, 1944 in Wichita, Kansas. "It was raining babies" (said his father) that day in the hospital where Terry was born, so much so that Terry was abandoned on the stainless steel table he was left on while the presiding doctor was dealing with other births. Terry was so angry at the lack of attention that he bloodied one heel with so much kicking (a scar he still has to this day) and his first photograph showed him looking like a wrinkled old man due to dehydration from of crying. Terry teamed up with Peter Kraemer in 1965 to form the San Francisco psychedelic band The Sopwith Camel, and later record their only hit "Hello, Hello" which was released in January of 1967. It reached #26 nationally, according to Billboard Magazine. Terry MacNeil changed his name to Nandi Devam in 1979 when he and his wife and two daughters formally converted to Hinduism, in a ceremony at the Kadavul Hindu Temple on the Garden Island of Kauai. Nandi Devam now owns Camel Records, which records and produces budding enthusiastic singer/songwriters. Nandi is also arranging, singing and performing songs that he and Peter Kraemer wrote but never recorded for release on Camel Records.

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http://www.sopwithcamel.com/ http://www.thepsychedelicguitar.com/macneil.htm

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The CSSPSC is the primary leadership and service-oriented body of the college. It is one of the more celebrated institutions in the university, taking pride in its long list of accomplishments and crop of young student beacons. The CSSPSC Office is situated at the Palma Hall West Wing, at the entry point between Palma Hall and the Faculty Center. It is a gateway to the brightest minds moving to and fro the college. The Council is composed of 20 duly elected members composed of a Chairperson, a Vice-Chairperson, a Representative to the University Student Council (USC), eight Councilors (the one with highest garnered votes becomes Secretary-General) and a Department Representatives for each department except Psychology which demands two due to its larger population. This term, the Council banners the need to be innovative and relevant in the fast-changing times. It intends to deliver on its numerous programs, activities, and campaigns as before and still be able to provide new services to its constituents.

THE CSSP STUDENT COUNCIL 2006-2007

Chair: Adonis Elumbre (History) Vice-Chair: Toff Lamug (Sociology) Rep to the USC: Viktor Fontanilla (Political Science) Councilors:

 Sec-Gen: Paolo Sanchez (Political Science)  
 Finance Head: Tacio Basconcillo (Geography)
 Education Head: Charm Galano (Psychology)
 Publications: Rania Joya (Political Science)
 Student Pavilions ad hoc: Nikka Hao (Psychology)
 Assistant for Student Rights and Welfare: Erika Mayoni (Sociology)
 Assistant Sec: Coi Diomampo (Philosophy)
 Assistant Pub: Aiza Sobrio (Psychology)

Department Representatives:

 Anthropology: Gale Villaflor
 Geography: Mona Lisa Astilla
 History: Harmond Marte
 Linguistics: Cris Dofitas
 Philosophy: Belle Briones
 Political Science: Mara Baviera
 Psychology: Marize Ching
             Francis Cua
 Sociology: Hope Patagan

Faculty Adviser: Ms. Cherrie-Joy Billedo

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The Eagle Ski Club was founded in the 1920s to bring together ski mountaineers and ski tourers. In 2006 it has over 1000 members, and arranges 40 trips a year.

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Nonsense. Chrisfow 17:02, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

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Noted Indian economist, banker and conservationist based in Singapore. He is currently Director, Global Markets Research at Deutsche Bank. He is also Director of the Green Accounting for Indian States Project, Adjunct Fellow of the Institute of Policy Studies (Singapore), Visiting Scholar at Oxford University (UK), Chief Advisor for Asia to the John Templeton Foundation. and Advisor to the Aavishkaar Micro-Venture Fund (which won the UN's World Business Award for 2006).

Important contributions include monetary policy, financial markets, demographics, urban re-engineering and environmental accounting.

Educated at Delhi Unoversity and Oxford where he was a Rhodes Scholar representing India.

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A blogskin is a blog template used to make a blog more appealing to the readers. Using html and the blog tags, it is fairly easy for one to master the art of blogskinning.

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link Zonguldakspor 1 link title

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Charles Richard Arthur Cole was born 17th of August 1988 in Edinbrugh, Scotland. Born to the reputable Lt. Col Robin Cole and his wife Miss Camilla J. Traill of Ballylough, Bushmills. His life as the son of an officer in the british army led to his early life being full of different cultural experiences as they moved from one country to another. He started life in Scotland, moved to Ireland where he was christened and has since been to Germany, England, France, Spain, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Belgium, Austria and the Czech Republic. He has just finished his education from Perrott Hill, Somerset, where he learnt to despise the french, and then Kings School Bruton, again in somerset, where he came away with some impeccable results, an all round education, particularly in his guitar playing and his fine taste for many a beverage. He is now currently in a gap year intending to depart in January for South America to seek a life on the ranches, meanwhile having settled down in Islandanagh near Ballycastle in Northern Ireland he has set about building a grand establishment.

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The grand establishment: Refer to the council or planning department Northern Ireland Birth: Official Birth Records, Passport Office Christening: Billy Parish Church Records, Bushmills

James Dawson: "Charlie Cole is a great man, and I forsee great things to come not only in his fight to save Britishness, but also in his aims of maintaining a beatiful life for all those who grace this potentially beautiful nation. I feel however that his life cannot be explained in such little space."

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Cricket is one of the best sports played in the world. It has various form of the game but three of them is recognized by the ICC- Test cricket, One-day International cricket and last but not least Twenty20 International Cricket. Since the ICC don't want twenty20 to take over ODI's but still be formal, the ICC should:

• Put a twenty20 raking system into affect for it.
• There mandatory minimum requirements of at least 1 Twenty20 International,home and away, against every other Full Member over that period while still scheduling rest periods for their players.
• It should have a limit of 10 Twenty20 Internationals (instead of the confusing 3 home Twenty20 matches/year), just like 15 Tests and 30 One Day Internationals per calendar year per country averaged out over a period of four years.
• Associate teams right now works hard to get ODI status then eventually Test status, what if ICC created Twenty20 status. This form of the game can be played competitively between any side be it a full member vs a associate. ICC should give twenty20 status out to a broader number of nations who could compete in the twenty20 level then try to gain ODI status then eventually test status!
• The second Twenty20 World Championship should be a knockout tournament(the form being fast pacing so should it's tournament) consisting 32 teams making cricket really a global sport; ten full members and the top 22 associates from the ranking. Even though this tournament would have more teams, it would not have more value than the world cup, first of all because the world cup is the most pure tournament with the best teams(currently 16) playing the more pure form of the sport ever to be played in a tournament for more than 30 years. Secondly while the world cup is played every four years, which is like sacred, the twenty20 world championship would be played every 2 years making it the junior tournament.Twenty20 is a junior compared to it's older brothers ODI's and Tests so it's tournament would also be a junior to the world cup; sort of like a mini world cup for the mini form of ODI. But the ICC still needs to take advantage of what they can, which is more teams can participate competitively in it. So the knockout tournament with 32 teams would have 29 matches played in 18 days and have its own values that would make it different from the world cup.

Example table:

    1.Australia vs 32. Finland 
                                       vs
    16.Netherlands vs 17. UAE

                                                   VS

    8.England    vs 25. Nepal
                                       vs
    9.Bangladesh vs 24. Fiji

                                                             VS

    5.India     vs 28. Kuwait             
                                       vs
    12.Scotland  vs 21. USA

                                                   VS

    4.Pakistan  vs 29. Italy
                                       vs
    13.Ireland   vs 20. Oman

                                                                  VS

    3.New Zealand vs 30. Zambia
                                       vs
    14.Canada      vs 19. Denmark

                                                   VS

    6.Sri Lanka vs 27. Cayman Islands     
                                       vs
    11.Kenya vs 22. PNG

                                                             VS

    7.West Indies vs 23. Uganda
                                       vs
    10.Zimbabwe    vs 26. Qatar

                                                    VS

    2.South Africa vs 31. Cyprus 
                                       vs 
    15.Bermuda      vs 18. Namibia

The ICC needs money for their Development Program to spread the sport. But the only events they get the financial help is from the ICC Cricket World cup and ICC Champions Trophy. Unfortunately, the Champions Trophy is not really helping cricket and does not have any value because it's very similar and only four months away from the biggest thing in cricket- the world Cup. But the ICC needs the money, luckily they have another tournament to replace it- ICC Twenty20 World Championship. From 2012 the ICC Twenty20 Championship should be played every 2 years. The winner of the tournament would be referred as the World Twenty20 Champions and world Champions would be the winners of the world cup as it is now. The ICC cricket world cup should be heading the same path as it is heading to now- the tournament is expending as more teams have the quality play in it but there should be a limit at one point where it wont expand anymore.

Though Test cricket is too long for a tournament, the ICC has done a good job with LG ICC Test Championship, But dont you think crowning best test cricket team deserves same amount of value as the world cup. Well here's another idea why not hold the crowning the of best test team every four years from 2013 then again in 2017 and so on. The team that was the number 1 team the most, meaning for the longest time combined in the last four years would win the Trophy for the LG ICC Test Championship. Crowning the best team in the world would be held at the ICC Awards every four years with the best team crowned and refered as the Champions Champion.

The more you have something the less value it gets so please, for the sake of all forms of the sport don't, overplay it and reduce it's value. Even playing all three forms half of their limit would be enough to please the crowd. Nothing would really affect cricket in a negative way in these changes- Champions trophy which is decaying position would be replace with the exciting twenty20 championship, more nations playing cricket, more value to the best test team and the world cup still being the most valued tournament in cricket. Cricket truly is one of the best and global sport of the world. In most of the world the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd is awarded, well it would be the same in cricket- 1st. LG ICC Test Championship winners, the champions champion; 2nd. ICC World Cup winners, the world champions; 3rd. ICC Twenty20 world Championship winners, the World Twenty20 Champions! The ICC Cricket World Cup will always be the top event played and twenty20 will help it spread the game!

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David W. Butler High School is located in Matthews, NC. It is part of Charlotte Mecklenburg School district (also known as CMS). The school's mascot is the Bulldog and it's colors are red and black. The school has been rated as one of the top high schools in the nation by Newsweek Magazine [1]. The football team has come under the local spotlight recently because of their double overtime game with crosstown rival Independence High (which Butler lost by a touchdown) and the team's place in the Charlotte Observer's Sweet 16 High School football rankings. A win for the Bulldogs would have broken the longest winning streak of any active high school football team in the nation. The construction of the school was completed in 1997. The school is named after David W. Butler, a former CMS teacher who died in a fire while saving his family.

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The Oakridge School is a coeducational, college preparatory day school enrolling students in Preschool through Grade 12. Located in Arlington, Texas, the School is readily accessible by car to students from the greater Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex area.

The Oakridge School was founded in 1979 by a group of parents and educators concerned with offering a challenging college preparatory curriculum. Emphasizing personal development, the School aims "to provide....an education of highest quality to academically qualified students, to motivate each student to perform at his or her maximum potential, and to prepare students for a life of achievement in a global society."

Oakridge was founded in 1979 by a group of concerned parents and educators who sought a comprehensive approach to education. The school opened in the 1979-1980 academic year with eighty-five students in the Handley United Methodist Church. Headmaster Andy J. Broadus was selected in March 1981.

In March 1982, the school moved into the Handley Middle School Building. Oakridge opened its Early Childhood Center at the present thirty-six acre Pioneer Parkway campus in 1984 and added the Upper School in 1985. The 1986-1987 school year saw the completion of the Lower, Middle School Building and Student Activity Center. In 1994, a new library and multipurpose activity center were constructed. The Information Center and Fine Arts buildings were constructed during the 1999-2000 school year and were fully operational for the beginning of the 2000-2001 school year. In 2006 the school purchased over fifty acres adjacent to the school to guarantee future growth and stability of the school.

Oakridge students are successful in academics, the arts, and athletics. Among the members of the Class of 2006 were 1 National Merit Finalist, 4 National Hispanic Scholars, 1 National Achievement Scholar, and 25 AP Scholars. This class was awarded over 4.1 million dollars in merit based scholarships. In athletics, the varsity boys' soccer team was 1st runner up in Division 1 in the Southwest Preparatory Conference and 5 seniors will go on to play intercollegiate sports. In fine arts, 2 seniors were named to the Texas Music Educator's Association All State Choir, 7 students were named to the Texas Private School Music Educator's Association Choir, and 1 student was named to the Texas Private School Music Educator's Association All State Orchestra. In addition, the Upper School a Capella Choir returned for the 5th time to sing at Carnegie Hall. The theater arts division received 9 nominations for the Betty Buckley Awards and was awarded 6 of these nominations, including best musical. In the art division, 3 students were recognized this year in the 2006 Twelve County Art Competition.

THE CAMPUS. The School’s 85-acre campus currently consists of nine buildings. The Early Childhood Center houses Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten, a large multipurpose room, and a computer lab and features an expansive playground. The Lower and Middle School building contains classrooms and two computer labs. The Upper School building houses science labs, central commons area, and specialized classrooms. The Student Activities Center consists of two basketball courts, kitchen, eating area, locker rooms, weight room, training room, and offices. It serves as a gym and cafeteria. The Multipurpose Activity Center has been acoustically enhanced to serve as a performing arts facility as well as an additional gym. The Information Center houses the technology center, an expanded school library, and the offices of central administration. The Fine Arts Center features enhanced facilities for the visual and performing arts, including a 400-plus-seat multipurpose auditorium. The Parents Club Building provides meeting and work space for parent volunteers; the Maintenance Building accommodates the needs of the building and grounds staff. The campus includes two new extensive playground areas; a restored Wetlands Park; a children’s garden, greenhouse, and outdoor classroom; a new golf practice facility; and the School’s athletic fields, which border the Lake Arlington Golf Course.

THE FACULTY. Andy J. Broadus, appointed Headmaster in 1981, is a graduate of Jacksonville University (B.S.) and the University of North Florida (M.Ed.) and has done advanced graduate work at the University of Georgia and Columbia University. Jon Kellam, Assistant Headmaster, is a graduate of Texas Christian University (B.S., M.Ed.). He has served Oakridge as administrator, English teacher, and varsity soccer coach. Betty Garton (Texas Tech, B.S.; Texas Christian, M.Ed.) is Director of the Early Childhood Center; Corliss Elsesser (Texas Christian, B.S., M.Ed.) has been with the School since its founding and is Head of the Lower School; Mike Cobb (University of North Texas, B.A.; Cambridge College, M.Ed.) is Head of the Middle School; Melissa Grubb (Austin College, B.A., M.A.) is Head of the Upper School.

The 2006– 2007 enrollment totals 816 students in preschool through grade 12.

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"Martin Gadner" is a possible and common mistyping of the famous mathmatics and science writer, Martin Gardner.

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Microsystems Software, Inc. v. Scandinavia Online AB is a 2000 US District Court civil case, numbered 00-cv10488-EFH, in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts. It received considerable attention in the online community because it involved reverse engineering and cryptanalysis of content-control software, allegedly in violation of copyright law and a clickwrap license agreement.

In early 2000, Eddy L. O. Jansson and Matthew Skala reverse engineered the content-control package Cyber Patrol and published a report titled The Breaking of Cyber Patrol® 4 detailing what they found, including a cryptanalysis of the CRC-32-based hash function that concealed the configuration password and Web site and Usenet newsgroup blacklists. They commented critically on the content of the blacklist, and highlighted apparent errors in it, innocuous sites and newsgroups blocked as objectionable for no visible reason. Along with the essay, they included software in C and Delphi demonstrating the attacks and allowing users to disable the package, change its configuration, or browse the blacklists in decrypted form. The break was widely reported on March 11, 2000. [2]

On March 15, Microsystems Software, the publisher of Cyber Patrol, and Mattel, its parent company, filed suit against Jansson, Skala, and the ISPs that hosted their personal Web sites, Scandinavia Online and Islandnet. They filed in US court, though Jansson and Scandinavia Online were located in Sweden and Skala and Islandnet were located in Canada. They alleged that the reverse engineering was copyright infringement by Jansson and Skala; that distributing the essay and software (or, in the case of Islandnet, the link on Skala's site pointing to the essay and software on Jansson's site) was copyright infringement by the ISPs; and that Jansson and Skala's actions constituted breach of the clickwrap license agreement on Cyber Patrol, interference with advantageous business relations, conversion, and theft of trade secrets. [3] Once the lawsuit became known, it attracted considerable attention from the online community, far overshadowing the discussion of the reverse engineering itself. [4]

In response to demands from the plaintiffs, Scandinavia Online deleted Jansson's Web site and Islandnet asked Skala to remove his link to Jansson's (now non-existent anyway) Web site. The document and software had already been mirrored on many sites worldwide, however. The plaintiffs asked for, and received, a temporary restraining order against distribution of what they termed the "bypass code", and were authorized to serve it by email on mirror sites, along with a subpoena demanding the identities of every Web user who accessed the information. [5] Some commentators dubbed these email-distributed subpoenas "spampoenas"; use of email for official service of court documents was, and remains, highly unusual if not absolutely unheard of. [6]

On March 27, Skala announced that he had settled the cases against him (including one filed in a Canadian court as well as the US case) out of court and that Jansson was close to doing the same, with an agreement to stop distributing the essay and software and assign its copyrights to the plaintiffs. [7] Other parties had become involved, however, including three mirror site operators associated with Peacefire and backed by the ACLU. The suit continued with the main issue being whether those mirror sites would also be forced to stop distributing the material. When their motions on that topic were dismissed, the mirror sites took that as an indication that they could continue to distribute it safely.

Meanwhile, some controversy erupted when news sources suggested that the exploit software had been released under the GPL, making any restriction on its distribution problematic. [8] Statements from Jansson and Skala denying any intention to place it under the GPL, the lack of any copyright notice in Skala's code, and a vague nonstandard GPL notice in Jansson's code, made it fall apart as a possible GPL test case. In 2001, Jansson stated on his Web site that he had in fact intended his code to be under the GPL after all, even if he had not put in the proper notices to make that stick. [9]

At the time of the case, the DMCA was not relevant because its enforcement was under suspension pending a review by the United States Copyright Office of whether exceptions to its provisions should be made. Lawrence Lessig nonetheless used the Microsystems case as an example of tension between the DMCA and the First Amendment in his essay Battling Censorware; and when the Copyright Office issued their rulemaking on DMCA exemptions, they also cited this case in their discussion of why reverse engineering of content-filter blacklists was one of only two categories of activities exempted.

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http://slashdot.org/yro/00/03/11/117240.shtml http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,35226,00.html http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/lawpoli/youthrights/cpbfaq.php http://tbtf.com/resource/cphack-history.html

current personal sites of Jansson and Skala: http://gazonk.org/~eloj/ http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/

see also links in submission above

print news media: National Post, March 17, 2000, and March 29, 2000 Macleans, April 10, 2000

216.75.189.254 16:48, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

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{{done}} Neverming, I found a good one.Voice-of-All 17:49, 5 November 2006 (UTC)

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Ross Patrick

A Kettering Town supporter and worker. Played football for Weekley Rovers, Kettering Park and Kingswood FC. A winger by nature.

SkySports, BBC and ITV interviewed Patrick as Paul Gascoigne arrived at the 'Poppies'.

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As of 1 September, 2006 {{Fs start}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} (Injured) {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{fs mid}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} {{Fs player}} Laon to Camb City {{Fs player}} {{Fs end}}

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Sequel to Part 3.

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The Star Wars Gangsta Rap SE (Special Edition) is a music video created by Bentframe TV and is based upon the original Star Wars Gangsta Rap. It can be seen today all over the internet from Youtube to Google but is most often viewed on atomfilms.com

[edit] Development

The original Star Wars Gangsta Rap or classic edition was made in 1996. Compared to the special edition, the animation was poorly done and it followed the original Star Wars films very loosely. Eight years later, in 2004, the people at Bentframe TV decided to completely redo the animation, adding shaded colors and thiner lines, and added several animated versions of scenes in the actual Star Wars film. In addition, there were entirely new credits added, showing small animated clips from Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. However, the lyrics were left untouched except for some sound effects from the real movies.

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The Star Wars Gangsta Rap Special Edition follows along parts of the basic plotlines for Star Wars Episode IV and V, along with a small addition of Episode VI unlike in the original one.

The opening of the music video shows the Tantive IV station flying just past the camera as a Star Destroyer follows, as seen at the very beginning of Episode IV: A New Hope except for the fact that it's animated. Darth Sidious's face then appears in the upper left corner saying "It's not the East or the West Side." As his face dissapears, Darth Vader's face then begins to appear in the opposite corner. You then see the crew of Tantive IV and several stormtroopers fighting each other just as the movie shows, however Darth Sidious and Darth Vader can be heard trading off lines in the midst of it.

The camera then shows an animated version of the scene in Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back in which Darth Sidious's hologram and Darth Vader converse. However, they are instead trading off even more lines for the first verse. Then Darth Vader is shown repeatedly saying "We got Death Star!" as images of the Death Star, along with a line of stormtroopers in front of it, flash by until the explosion of Alderaan ends it.

The camera then cuts to the planet of Tatooine where Luke Skywalker is shown fixing his landspeeder while his Uncle Owen shouts commands to him for the spoken interlude. Luke then raps the second verse while he is shown standing over the courtyard, working on R2D2 and C3P0, having a whole line of Jawas surrounding him, and finally sitting at the Lars dinner table.

The ghost of Obi-Wan Kenobi then appears over Luke's X-wing for the first bridge telling Luke to "Run to Dagobah." Yoda is then shown doing a flip in the air with his lightsaber as he raps the third verse which ends with him using the Force to pull Luke's X-wing out of a bog as he sings "You won't believe your eyes once the X-wing rise." Luke then stands up behind Yoda the two begin trading off raps for the fourth verse about whether or not Luke should go to Cloud City and for a moment a background with the floating metropolis appears right behind Luke. He then hops into his cockpit and takes off.

The second interlude then takes place showing Luke in the cockpit of his X-wing, which right afterwards is shown swooping towards Cloud City. Luke is then shown inside Cloud City walking up to meet Darth Vader and the famous duel between Darth Vader and Luke which took place in Episode V begins while the two are singing the fifth verse, leading up to Darth Vader continuously singing "I'm yo fatha, I'm yo fatha!"

Suddenly, several TIE Fighters are shown chasing after the Millenium Falcon in space while Han Solo sings the outro by repeating the line:"Knock 'em out the box, Luke. Knock him out!" As he repeats this line, an animated Luke is shown destroying the Death Star in Episode IV, making an AT-AT walker fall over in the Battle of Hoth, and then cutting off Darth Vader's robotic hand just as in Episode VI. The end credits (which purposly look like those of the real Star Wars films) appear and behind them is the fireworks show above Endor in Episode VI, several Ewoks jumping up and down because of their victory, the ghosts of Anakin, Obi-Wan Kenobi,and Yoda (along with two more Jedi ghosts), and finally Princess Leia in her slave girl outfit.

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70.129.62.142 19:59, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
Declined, as this song does not merit its own article- the two songs are virtually the same. However it would make a good addition to Star Wars Gangsta Rap. CattleGirl ^{talk | e@} 03:55, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

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IRA SCHNAPP was born on October 10, 1895, in the small, rural village of Sassow, Ukraine. Schnapp's parents, Sadie and Max, had four sons: Jacob (born in 1888), Samuel (1890), Joseph (1893), and Israel (1895). "Israel" later changed his name first "Ira." The Schnapp family emigrated to America in the early 1900s.

At age 16, Ira Schnapp hand-carved stone inscriptions in New York City’s Public Library and Post Office. In 1934, he became a logo designer and letterer for dime-novel fantasy fiction “pulp” magazines. In 1938, he joined National Periodical Publications, Inc., where he designed numerous logos and hundreds of hand-lettered house ads for DC comic books.

Schnapp designed the original logo for “Action Comics” featuring the first appearance of Superman, and also created the definitive “Superman” logo, a masterpiece which has remained virtually unaltered for six decades. Schnapp also designed classic logos for Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Justice League of America, and hundreds of other DC comics.

Schnapp left DC in the late 1960s. According to DC writer Marv Wolfman, "DC kept Ira employed doing miscellaneous things around the production department because, I was told, the management felt they owed him for all his great work.” But DC's loyalty apparently had its limits. According to DC artist Neal Adams, in the end, the company "forcibly retired Schnapp, and he went to Florida [from his home in Manhattan]. He wasn't sick a day in his life, but within a half-year, he was dead."

Ira Schnapp died in 1970, at age 75, of unknown causes. (It is unknown if his wife, Beatrice, son Martin, or daughter Theresa survived him.) Modified versions of many of the logos Schnapp designed for DC are still in use by the company, and his inscriptions on New York City’s Public Library and Post Office still stand as the legacy of this visionary designer.

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Alter Ego Magazine #56, Feb 2006, interview with DC colorist Jack Adler, pages 22-48

Comic Book Marketplace #56, Feb 1998, Neal Adams interview, page 29

http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/372 Ira Schnapp 1

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http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/374 Ira Schnapp 3

http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/375 Ira Schnapp 4

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http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/380 Ira Schnapp 9

http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/381 Ira Schnapp 10

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"Moogli" is internet slang that has been circulated through instant-messaging services, phone and live conversations, and e-mail. It was created in late October of 2006 by an person of unknown identity or origin.

[edit] The Meaning of Moogli

Moogli is a term that denotes (or at least was supposed to denote) happiness. Moogli is supposed to be pronounced "MooGlee", and stands for "Mooing Gleefully". The reasoning behind it is unknown, but it would most certainly seem like it came from either a childish or drunken person or people.

[edit] How Moogli is Used

Moogli, when used in the context of internet chat rooms, has various forms. "Moogli-ing it up", "Moogli OTP" (On The Prairie), and other such "dialects" all denote some level of happiness. Additionally "I wish i were moogli" denotes a level of depression, as the person stating it wishes he was "moogli"

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The users of AIM, Yahoo, and MSN instant messengers The creator (unnamed) www.moogli.net

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Portsmouth Ladies FC is a football club for the South Coast City of Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, currently playing in Ladies Premier League South.

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It's Pouring On Our Heads is a fresh new Rock Band from a small city named Tobias, which is located in Kentucky, USA. The members are *Anthony Adams(vocals,guitar) *Tommy Daore(Vocals,Bass) *Chucky Daore(drums,vocals. They currently have two cds out which are:*Assumption Academy Sucks(2002) *Suck MY Lollipop(2006). There Record label is major and they have signed a contract with Bia Records.

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Section 3A is a section in Norelius Hall (a.k.a. Co-Ed) at Gustavus Adolphus College, located in St. Peter, MN, United States. As of the 2006-2007 school year, this section contains 23 girls who have chosen a substance-free life style, which goes along with the choice to have a great deal of fun. The activities in Section 3A range in variety, but all center around one common theme: Laughter. The girls are recognized for their enthusiasm towards life, along with giant games of Uno, Spoons, or Apples to Apples. Their claim to fame is the new, bigger table which was brought up to their section in October of 2006. It is a rare weekend when there is not a movie playing in the common area, and even with a bigger table, it seems there is never enough chairs for everyone to sit comfortable while working on homework with their laptops and textbooks. The girls from this section are not only welcomed, but expected to be a part of just about any fun activity on campus, especially when Frost-Your-Own cookies are offered. The highlights of the section are the white board in the common area and the quote wall. The white board is always filled with funny quotes girls have said (usually on accident) and the quotes are both inspirational and humorous.

The section's CF (which is much like an RA in other schools) is Cassie Cunningham. She's known for many things, including but not limited to: Cooking baked goods, painting her nails frequently, going out of her way to help others, being at the butt of jokes, and being an amazing person. The rest of the residents in section 3A absolutely love Cassie and can’t wait to send their kids to her kindergarten room.

The other residents will be listed next, in no particular order:

The comedian of the group is notably Diana Scott. Whether she is making Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves fall in love on the Sims, telling her famous stories that end in finding five dollars, or some other crazy act that only she would think of like running around with a blanket for a cape or sliding down the railings on the stairs, Diana is continuously making the other residents laugh. The highlight of Diana's time at Gustavus so far has been her moment of glory when she allowed the other girls in the section to straighten her curly and puffy hair, along with applying a little make-up to add to her beauty.

Diana's roommate, Elizabeth Olson, is an early-to-bed, early-to-rise kind of girl. She plays multiple instruments and is extremely smart. In fact, when she gets together with Kirsten to work on Cal. 2, the rest of the section can't even tell what language they are speaking.

Kirsten Bouma is another crazy Calc. 2 participant, along with a familiar face in the music building. She enjoys time to herself, but when she makes appearances in the common area, the girls tend to be floored by her intelligence, especially when it comes to games of Boggle.

Alyssa Becklin, Kirsten's roommate, is the owner of a massive laptop, lovingly named Lappy from a movie on homestarrunner. The rest of the girls love Lappy almost as much as Alyssa herself, and it seems to spend almost as much time in the common area as Alyssa does. If Aly is not wasting time chatting online, checking her email, or posting comments on facebook, she will most likely be found in other places on campus with the rest of the girls from 3A having a lot of fun and convincing them all to stop for ice cream.

Marlene Kvitrud, pronounced Mar-len-ay, has been unofficially voted "Most Likely to Be Found Sleeping on the Couch at 3 a.m." The girl is a bundle of fun and energy, but never seems to have enough time to finish all the things required by her many classes and extracurriculars. Therefore, she is often found taking a quick power nap in the middle of the night between her Brit. Lit. reading and an FTS paper.

Marlene’s roommate is Ashley Tibbits. She can be spotted from a mile away because of her long, beautiful, dark red hair.

Gabriel (Abby) Smith, nicknamed Fast Hands Smith, is the advocator of watching good movies. She has the biggest movie collection ever recorded and can spit out the general plot and actors from just about any movie ever made. Abby is adored by her section for her friendly smiles and general ability to make the world a better place, but is often disliked in the middle of a game of Spoons when she is winning (as always).

Jamie Snyder, Abby’s roommate, is a section favorite. She is known for playing Disney movies or music, her love for Spiderman, and her love for her boyfriend, Grant. The rest of the girls in the section cut out and colored balloons for her on her 20th birthday (because of her fear of balloons) and they still hang around the door frame. The rest of the girls like to think it symbolizes their celebration of Jamie everyday.

Jillian Korbas and Miranda Swanson are the roomies that the rest of the girls are jealous of. Both have amazing personalities, and the two spend tons of quality time together. When they come out of their room-o’-fun and hang out with the rest of the section, it tends to turn the already loud and obnoxious group towards even more noise. Those two girls are a blast.

Jessica Johnson, lovingly called j-johns, is the would-be-shy-girl. However, even though she is not yelling all the time, she still gets her voce heard by raising her hand before she speaks. She is also a pro at organizing fun stuff for the girls to do, like the upcoming Mainstay and The Afters concert, and organizing the weekly Bible study.

Katelyn Pederson, a.k.a. Dance Superstar, spends a lot of time practicing with the dance team. (Which is good, because she is awesome). When she’s not practicing, however, she can be found wandering around in the section with her cute clothes and hair. She’s super crafty, always amazing the section with her supply of colorful ribbon or adorable cards for holidays.

Katelyn’s roommate is Laura Walz. Laura loves to shop, and can be seen sporting the latest styles. When Laura comes through the section, she always has a big smile and lights up the room.

Lisa Julin is the cross-stitch queen. She is also recognized for her beautiful singing voice, random snacks, and good word games like Boggle and Scrabble. Her fish, Alfred, lives happily in her dorm room, along with her roommate, Jenny Story.

Jenny is the bringer of all good things—especially the Mary Kay party. While biology tends to kick Jenny’s butt, when she puts her away her studying and hangs out with the rest of the section, they love her down-to-earth personality and random comments.

Abby Tinberg’s screen name is crabbyabby, but that couldn’t be any opposite of her actual personality. Abby comes up with the funniest things and the craziest quotes, and is also the winner of the “Weirdest Things Written on Her White Board” award. The section is lonely without Abby.

Jenna Bullock is Abby’s roommate. A hockey player, the section is fascinated by Jenna’s bruises. Whether she’s on the ice, or looking gorgeous with straightened hair and a smile, Section 3A loves their Number 11!

Rachel Anderson is known for her memorable appearances in the common area. While she spends a lot of time studying, working, and exercising, when Rachel hangs out with the group she always has something to add—especially the time the girls were watching a movie and she blurted out, “Oh, my cousin’s in this movie!” but not until over halfway through.

Jamie Mitchell is Rachel’s roommate.

Kelsey Brugger is the section’s famous tennis player. For a while, the only Kelsey the other girls knew was tired, sweaty Kelsey. However, now that tennis season is over, Kelsey is tons of fun to have around (not that she wasn’t before) and chills out in the commons a lot more. Plus, she’s not as sweaty. That’s always good.

Kelsey’s roommate is Laurie Callaway. Laurie is known for coming and going in the middle of the night, but always up for good conversation as she wanders through the commons. Her quotes have even been known to make it onto the white board.

Section 3A is unofficially the coolest and most loved section in the history of the world. The 22 girls and their amazing CF have so much fun they don’t know what to do with it all, and there is no one who can say they’re not jealous without lying.

[edit] Sources

Richardson, Justin, "Recognizing New Students", The Gustavian Weekly, 2 Nov, p.13.

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