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[edit] Mirza Hasan Askari
Mirza Hasan Askari was born in Delhi in 1924. After schooling in Delhi, he did his graduation from Lucknow University in 1944 and joined the Indian army's public relations section. He was a direct descendent of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.
Released from the army at the end of the war, he joined The Statesman, Delhi, and worked there for a year before joining Dawn, Delhi, as a senior reporter. Migrating to Pakistan, M.H. Askari worked with Radio Pakistan's news department for several years, but later went back to Inter-Services Public Relations.
In 1962 he was the Chief Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Agricultural Development Corporation.
In 1972, M.H. Askari was posted as press counsellor at the Pakistan embassy in Paris and later was minister for press at the high commission in New Delhi. When he settled in Karachi in 1980, he renewed his association with Dawn as a columnist and then as assistant editor, specializing in South Asian affairs. Even after he left Dawn, he continued to write a weekly column for the paper.
Close to the literary circles of his time, M.H. Askari had kept company with eminent writers and was himself a writer of short stories. He was a founder member of the Pakistan Writers Guild.
Although his first love was short story writing, he was a wide-awake journalist. He kept abreast of contemporary thinking. Liberal at heart, his sympathies for the underdog could never be missed. It would be difficult to label him a leftist. He was too
He was very close friends with the eminent poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz who used to shun all other accomodation when in Paris, and stayed with Askari instead.
He was an avid reader and his English prose was simple and functional, suitable for serious journalism. In mid-1980s he returned to journalism. He wrote leaders and a column in a leading newspaper. In his column, he usually chose South Asian subjects. In the journalistic fraternity, he was regarded as a specialist on South Asian themes. He wrote columns, usually on India-Pakistan subjects, to the last week of his life, though he had left leader writing and instead became one of editorial consultants of Oxford University Press.
He was a social animal par excellence, was in great demand by those who threw parties for the highbrows. His presence enhanced the parties. The 1990s saw Askari also as an activist. He became, in view of his fascination with South Asian peace and progress, a member of Pakistan-India People’s Forum for Peace and Democracy quite early. When its sister organisation, the Pakistan Peace Coalition, was formed in 2000, Askari joined that too. For two decades, MH campaigned for normalisation of relations between India and Pakistan with a view to developing it into a grassroots level friendship.
He was a great believer in a true people-to-people rapprochement. He thought it was vital for Pakistan as well as the people of all South-Asia. Consequently, he was a great believer in the utility, indeed necessity, of SAARC. Its success alone could lift South-Asia out of its slough of underdevelopment and poverty. This was the leitmotif of most of his columns.
He wrote and spoke at seminars on these themes at some length. Insofar as these goals were concerned, he was a committed person and went on campaigning for them. His was a restless spirit and, although he spent so many decades doing PR work, he was never cynical, nor, of course, naive. He would always appeal to the rationality of people rather than to their prejudices.
He is survived by his wife. Nafees and three children Sherry, Lala Rukh and Ali Hasan Aksari.
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[edit] UCKG From a UK Perspective
The wikipedia article on the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God would seem to have been written from a Brazilian perspective, and perhaps by a writer who prefers to concentrate on material rather than spiritual values.
It contains both facts and misunderstandings about this modern global church, which is now active in over 90 countries around the world. Rather than address the errors one by one, the aim of this article is to capture both the spirit of the church and its spiritual values, on the basis of its activities in the UK. As a human organisation it is always working to improve, however it is inspired and motivated by the Divine, and so it achieves much good.
In Britain and Europe UCKG has two simple objectives, to advance the Christian faith implement general charitable purposes
UCKG’s values are those of the Bible, and particularly the New Testament. They call for honesty in all business and personal dealings, respect for oneself and other people, especially parents, a high standard of morality, and above all, love for God. Its bishops and pastors do not add to or take away from the Bible but make it relevant and applicable to modern day life, so that it is more meaningful for church members and the community. They follow Jesus’ instruction to go out into the world and tell the good news of Christianity and its message of hope.
The result is that UCKG is honourable in all its activities, seeks to do good, and reaches out to all who need help and all who will listen.
As a Pentecostal church UCKG puts great trust in the Holy Spirit, which brought strength and courage to Jesus’ disciples and apostles a few weeks after the crucifixion [which we commemorate at Easter]. It believes that many of the benefits and blessings that the earliest Christians received are available to today’s believers.
UCKG believes strongly in connecting directly to God without formal religious ceremonies getting in the way. This frees members to get close to God in an informal and relaxed environment where they can focus on what He is saying. Man-made religious traditions and practices found in other Christian denominations are bypassed, however UCKG occasionally uses symbolism to illustrate a point and teach the people.
The church is highly adaptive, listening to and identifying the needs of its members and as a result many of them see great benefits. These may be at a purely spiritual level or may be material as well. UCKG offers extensive practical help – relating to training and jobs; in the form of counselling and support; through work with the UK’s national blood transfusion services and through social activities. UCKG believes people are entitled to a good life here as well as in the hereafter.
Source: UCKG official English website: www.uckg.org
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[edit] Richard John Bayntun Hippisley (1865-1956)
Richard John Bayntun Hippisley was born in Ston Easton, Somerset in 1956, the only son of John 'Ivan' Hippisley and Christine Ellen Lydia Boodé, a granddaughter of Admiral Sir Henry William Bayntun. Richard Hippisley, or Bayntun, as he was known, attended Rugby School in Warwickshire from 1880 to 1882 and Faraday House in London where he studied engineering and mathematics. His grandfather, known as the "Old Squire", was a member of many of Europe's leading scientific societies, and Bayntun inherited this interest in science.
When his father died on 6th February 1885, Bayntun, aged nineteen, became heir to the family's estates. The Hippisley family had been Lords of the Manor of Ston Easton since 1544, and Bayntun inherited these estates upon the death of his grandfather in 1898.
Bayntun married Constance Amy Francis on 4th January 1905 in Tiverton, Devon. She was born in Tiverton in about 1876 and was the daughter of Augustus Lawrence Francis and Emily Constance Unwin. Bayntun and Constance had three children together - John Preston, born 19th October 1905; Christine Elizabeth, born 30th September 1908, and Claude Francis Bayntun, born 28th September 1910.
Bayntun became interested in wireless telegraphy and in 1913 was appointed a member of the War Office Committee on Wireless Telegraphy. In September 1914 Bayntun and Edward Russell Clarke, a fellow amateur, were recruited by Sir Alfred Ewing, who had been appointed by Churchill to run the Admiralty's codebreaking team based in 'Room 40'. Hippisley and Clarke were sent to Hunstanton to set up a wireless station, which became known as 'Hippisley's Hut'. They subsequently set up a string of stations around the British Isles as well as in Italy and Malta.
Bayntun was awarded the O.B.E. in 1918 and the C.B.E. in 1937. He died in 1956 and was described in his obituary as "an almost unique personality" who "inherited a remarkable mechanical and scientific gift, which put him in the forefront, if not ahead, of most of his contemporaries". He was also described as "one of the men who really won the war."
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'Some notes on the Hippisley family', A. E. Hippisley & I. FitzRoy Jones (Eds), Wessex Press 1952 'Room 40', Patrick Beesley, Oxford, 1984 'The Times', 11 April 1956, obituary of Bayntun Hippisley by Lt-Col Kettlewell
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[edit] Error Rounding
When scientific data has an estimate for its error attached to it, it may limit the need for retaining all of its digits both in the error and in the number it refers to (called the "central value" here). Indeed the results of data after processing by computers typically has 16 digits many of which can often be removed without degrading the data.
It is often desirable to convert such data (by removing digits) to the form that will be most efficient for human memory, legibility, typing space, ink use, etc..
That process of removing digits almost harmlessly, from the "central value" and its error, based on the size of the error, is called "error rounding" here.
We use two types of error rounding: "1.5 digit" and "2 digit".
"1.5 digit error rounding" (actually 0.5 to 1.5 digits): First map the error to the interval [03.55,35.5) by moving it's decimal point. Then "round to nearest" to an integer in the interval [4,35].
"2 digit error rounding" (actually 1.0 to 2.0 digits): Same as above except the appropriate intervals are: (0,infinity)-->[09.55,95.5)-->[10,95]
(Those tailing digits are chosen to make the last mapping an equal partitioning approximately, and to enable a naive inverse mapping: [10,95]-->[09.5,95.5) which approximately reproduces the original interval of [09.55,95.5) (a better match is impossible)).
Then "round to nearest" the "central value" at the decimal place that is aligned with the first digit of the (rounded) error.
The error can then be appended in parentheses to the end of the rounded "central value" thus forming a compact notation, or it's original decimal point placing can be restored and it can then be placed after the rounded "central value" with a "±".
"1.5 digit error rounding" is roughly the minimum number of digits required to preserve knowledge of: the width of the uncertainty; and the position of the "central value" with respect to the size of the uncertainty range. Thus it is the form most efficient for human memory, legibility, typing space, ink use, etc..
Here are some examples of the application of that process to data:
Examples:
Form of data coming from a computer or equations:
case #1: "0.827... ± 0.119..." case #2: "0.827... ± 0.367..."
After "1.5 digit error rounding" is applied to that data it becomes more efficient for human memory, legibility, typing space, ink use, etc., and if the error limits were correct no important information should be lost when it is expressed in the following form:
case #1: "0.83 ± 0.12" or "0.83(12)" case #2: "0.8 ± 0.4" or "0.8(4)"
THE END
Information on the source of this article:
The above procedure was conceived by Erik Bergren on 2006/12/05, and entered here on 2006/12/07. It was designed to exactly match results of standard methods used at CERN.
The procedure above matches results for the procedure used at CERN since 2002 describe at this web source: http://pdg.lbl.gov/2006/reviews/textrpp.pdf At section "5.3 Rounding" page 13 of the pdf file.
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Rejected -- This is good material - but it seems like it should be included into one of the many existing articles on this topic - for example: Round-off error, Precision (arithmetic) or Approximation error. SteveBaker 01:12, 8 December 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Comfortex Window Fashions
Comfortex Window Fashions is a manufacturer and fabricator of custom window treatments. A wholly-owned, independent subsidiary of the Netherlands-based Hunter Douglas company, they manufacture a complete line of custom window treatments, including cellular and pleated shades, wood alloy blinds and shutters, sheer window shadings, roman and roller shades, and cellular vertical blinds. Thomas J. Marusak serves as the President of Comfortex Corporation and is also one of the original founders of the company. Headquartered in Maplewood, New York, with manufacturing facilities in Phoenix, Arizona and Melbourne, Florida, it has about 750 employees. Comfortex currently distributes its product line to over 50 countries.
History 1986 - 1991 1986: Tom Marusak and John Schnebly founded a window treatment company to manufacture window coverings for greenhouse windows. They devised a motorized shading system that combined insulating cellular fabric and solar battery technology, called Smart Shade. 1987: Comfortex authorized Hunter Douglas as the primary distributor of Smart Shade. 1988: Comfortex created Sunset and Starburst specialty arch top window covering applications and launched Oasis Sunshades and Skylights for skylights, greenhouse and standard windows. Symphony Cellular shades were invented and developed with a $50,000 grant from the federal Small Business Innovation Research program. 1989: The New York State Science and Technology foundation gave Comfortex a foundation grant of $34,577 for the further development of Symphony. Masco invested $4.5 million in Comfortex in exchange for a 40% ownership. 1990: Comfortex began fabricating and distributing Smart Shade worldwide. 1991: Comfortex launched Symphony and Soprano Greenhouse shades. Hunter Douglas/Comfortex patent lawsuit over Symphony.
1992 – 1999 1992: Comfortex introduced the Composer Program enabling retailers to compete against national home chains by fabricating Comfortex products on site. Comfortex also entered into a agreement with Levelor to distribute Symphony to large big box stores like Home Depot and Sears. 1993: Comfortex received a grant from New York State Department of Economic Development to assist in exporting Symphony to the Asian Pacific perimeter. Matinee Room Darkening Double Honeycomb and Ensemble Pleated Shades were introduced. 1994: Metro Flame Resistant Double Honeycomb fabric was launched. Comfortex also received a grant from NYSERDA to develop new window coverings involving state of art electronic technologies. 1995: Comfortex launched Perfect Pitch Pleated Cellular Shades, Symphony Lite Double Honeycomb, and Softline Mini Blinds. Tom Marusak was appointed as a delegate to the White House Conference on Small Business • 1996: Woodwinds Wood Alloy Blinds and Solo Single Cellular Fabric were introduced. Comfortex acquired Royal Wood in Phoenix, AZ. • 1997: Comfortex received WCMA Product Innovation Award for Woodwinds product line. Balcony Skylight Shading System, Chordless Child Safety System, Ensemble Z pleated shades, and Shangri-La Sheer Horizontal shadings were launched. Comfortex acquired Verosol USA in Pittsburgh, PA. Shangri-La/Silhouette lawsuit began. • 1998: Comfortex launched website, Comfortex.com. Shangri-La Nirvana head rail system and Softline Velvet Line were introduced. • 1999: Comfortex announced Woodwinds Wood Tones, Serenade Roman Shades, and Acoustics “Soft Touch” double honeycomb fabric. Shangri-La/Silhouette lawsuit resulted in Comfortex merging with Hunter Douglas.
2000 - Present • 2000: Comfortex became part of the Hunter Douglas family of companies. New products were introduced, including Virtuoso Single Honeycomb Cellular Shades, Omni-Rise Continuous Cord Loop, Universal Hardware Systems, Privacy Plus Room Darkening Blinds, Plantation ShutterBlinds, Shangri-La Room Darkening Shadings, and the Ensemble Designer Series Pleated Fabric Collection. • 2001: The following Comfortex products were introduced: Stardust Soft Sheer Verticals and Baritone Single Honeycomb Cellular Shades. Universal Deluxe Hardware System was developed to Support Baritone fabrics. Comfortex was named EPA Energy Star Partner. ComforTrack Energy Saving Sidetrack was launched. • 2002: Woodwinds Plantation Shutters, Harmony Cellular Verticals, and Chordless Ultra Cordless Cellular Shades joined the Comfortex family of products. Comfortex BlindCrafters program launched. • 2003: Comfortex introduced Shutter Specialty Shapes, Sonata Sunscreens, and Baritone Blackout Single Honeycomb Cellular Shades. Comfortex partnered with Mohawk Flooring. Comfortex began to fabricate Trio Convertible Shades for Hunter Douglas. • 2004: 3” vanes and Linen fabric were launched in the Shangri-La Sheer Horizontal Product line. Comfortex introduced Fanfare Blackout Single Honeycomb Cellular Shades. • 2005: Serenade Roller Shades, Saratoga Soft Shutters and Basswoods Blinds product lines were launched. Comfortex also introduced WoodChimes “pre made” wood alloy blinds fabrication, Shangri-La DoorStyle Shadings, and the Harmony Designer Valance Program. Comfortex received the Technology in Production award from the Center for Economic Growth for RF Gluing and the EMR process for Cellular Shades. • 2006: Comfortex partnered with Somfy to launch Cellular Motorized shades. Ovation Cellular Slider, Fusion Insulating Roman Panel Shades, and Ballet Performance Drapery sheers were also introduced.
The Comfortex BlindCrafter Program: A Strategy for Small Businesses The early 1990’s presented a changing business landscape in the US. The growing number of “big box” stores was squeezing independent window treatment retailers into bankruptcy. In 1992, Comfortex created what was called the Composer Alliance, to keep its core customer base in business by providing independent window treatment reteailers with the ability to fabricate custom window fashions on-site. This allowed them to stay competitive with larger chain stores.
The Composer program evolved into the BlindCrafter program in 2002, which provides these retail fabricators with marketing and advertising support, and on-site training from Comfortex. There are currently over 200 window fashion dealers in the BlindCrafter network, and they can fabricate any of the Comfortex product lines.
Products Cellular Shades Baritone™ Light Filtering and Blackout Single Honeycomb Shades Virtuoso® Light Filtering Single Honeycomb Shades Fanfare™ Blackout Single Honeycomb Shades Symphony® Double Honeycomb Shades Matinee™ Room Darkening Double Honeycomb Shades Metro™ Flame Resistant Double Honeycomb Shades Acoustics® Soft Touch Double Honeycomb Shades Ovation™ Cellular Slider
Pleated Shades Perfect Pitch® Pleated Cellular Shades Ensemble Designer Series™ Pleated Shades
Roller Shades Serenade® Roller Shades
Cordless Shades Chordless Ultra™ Cellular Shades
Motorized Shades Motorized Cellular Shades Motorized Shangri-La® Sheer Horizontal Window Shadings Motorized Roman Shades Motorized Roller Shades
Shadings & Sheers Shangri-La® Eternity™ Light Filtering Sheer Horizontal Window Shadings Shangri-La® Moonlight™ Room Darkening Sheer Horizontal Window Shadings Shangri-La® DoorStyles Sheer Horizontal Window Shadings
Wood Blinds Basswoods Wood Blinds
Wood Alloy Blinds Privacy Plus™ Room Darkening Wood Alloy Blinds Woodwinds® Reed Wood Alloy Blinds Woodwinds® S Curve Wood Alloy Blinds Plantation ShutterBlinds™ Wood Alloy Blinds
Drapery Sheers Ballet™ Performance Drapery Sheers
Roman Shades Serenade® Roman Shade: Classic Tear Drop Serenade® Roman Shade: Flat Panel Fusion™ Insulating Panel Shades
Vertical Blinds Harmony™ Cellular Vertical Blinds Stardust® Soft Sheer Vertical Blinds
Cellular Slider Ovation™ Cellular Slider
Shutters Woodwinds® Plantation Shutters SoftShutters™
Specialty Shapes Woodwinds® Specialty Shapes Cellular Specialty Shapes/Arches Pleated Specialty Shapes/Arches
Memberships and Associations Comfortex is associated with the following organizations:
Window Covering Safety Council Window Coverings Association of America Window Covering Manufacturers Association Energy Star
External links Comfortex official website: http://www.comfortex.com BlindCrafter official website http://www.blindcrafter.com
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Draperies & Window Coverings: The Magazine for Interior Fashion Professionals/June 2006 Issue
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The Thomas County Public Library was created in 1988 to serve the literary and information needs of the citizens of Thomas County, Georgia.
The main branch is located in Thomasville, Georgia, its street address is 201 North Madison Street. The Library System Director is Nancy Tillinghast.
[edit] Hours of Operations
Main (Thomasville) Hours of Operation:
Monday-Tuesday 9:30 am-8:00 pm
Wednesday-Friday 9:30 am-6:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am-5:00 pm
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There are 5 other branches located within the county in the cities of: Boston, Georgia; Coolidge, Georgia; Meigs, Georgia; Ochlocknee, Georgia; and Pavo, Georgia.
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[edit] VH1 100 Greatest Rock Songs
VH1 named these the greatest rock songs of all time.
1 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Rolling Stones
2 Respect Aretha Franklin
3 Stairway To Heaven Led Zeppelin
4 Like A Rolling Stone Bob Dylan
5 Born To Run Bruce Springsteen
6 Hotel California The Eagles
7 Light My Fire The Doors
8 Good Vibrations Beach Boys
9 Hey Jude The Beatles
10 Imagine John Lennon
11 Louie Louie The Kingsmen
12 Yesterday The Beatles
13 My Generation The Who
14 What's Going On Marvin Gaye
15 Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry
16 Layla Derek & The Dominos
17 Won't Get Fooled Again The Who
18 Jailhouse Rock Elvis Presley
19 American Pie Don McLean
20 A Day In The Life The Beatles
21 I Got You (I Feel Good) James Brown
22 Superstition Stevie Wonder
23 I Want To Hold Your Hand The Beatles
24 Brown Sugar Rolling Stones
25 Purple Haze Jimi Hendrix
26 Sympathy For The Devil Rolling Stones
27 Bohemian Rhapsody Queen
28 You Really Got Me The Kinks
29 Oh Pretty Woman Roy Orbison
30 Bridge Over Troubled Waters Simon & Garfunkel
31 Hound Dog Elvis Presley
32 Let It Be The Beatles
33 (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay Otis Redding
34 All Along The Watchtower Jimi Hendrix
35 Walk This Way Aerosmith
36 My Girl The Temptations
37 Rock Around The Clock Bill Haley & His Comets
38 I Heard It Through The Grapevine Marvin Gaye
39 Proud Mary Creedence Clearwater Revival
40 Born To Be Wild Steppenwolf
41 Smells Like Teen Spirit Nirvana
42 Every Breath You Take The Police
43 What'd I Say Ray Charles
44 Free Bird Lynyrd Skynyrd
45 That'll Be The Day Buddy Holly & The Crickets
46 Whole Lotta Love Led Zeppelin
47 Dream On Aerosmith
48 California Dreamin' Mamas & The Papas
49 Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrisson
50 Wild Thing The Troggs
51 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Crosby, Stills & Nash
52 Beat It Michael Jackson
53 Great Balls Of Fire Jerry Lee Lewis
54 Stayin' Alive Bee Gees
55 For What It's Worth Buffalo Springfield
56 Blowin' In The Wind Bob Dylan
57 Twist And Shout The Beatles
58 Piano Man Billy Joel
59 She Loves You The Beatles
60 Space Oddity David Bowie
61 Strawberry Fields Forever The Beatles
62 Kashmir Led Zeppelin
63 Crazy Patsy Cline
64 London Calling The Clash
65 Jumpin' Jack Flash Rolling Stones
66 Rock & Roll Led Zeppelin
67 Let's Stay Together Al Green
68 All Shook Up Elvis Presley
69 Maggie May Rod Stewart
70 Your Song Elton John
71 Heartbreak Hotel Elvis Presley
72 God Only Knows Beach Boys
73 The Twist Chubby Checker
74 Good Golly, Miss Molly Little Richard
75 Sunshine Of Your Love Cream
76 California Girls Beach Boys
77 Summertime Blues Eddie Cochran
78 Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins
79 A Hard Day's Night The Beatles
80 Fire And Rain James Taylor
81 Gloria Them
82 Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye
83 Start Me Up Rolling Stones
84 More Than A Feeling Boston
85 Roxanne The Police
86 We Are The Champions Queen
87 Tangled Up In Blue Bob Dylan
88 Somebody To Love Jefferson Airplane
89 Stand By Me Ben E. King
90 Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On Jerry Lee Lewis
91 You Shook Me All Night Long AC/DC
92 When Doves Cry Prince & The Revolution
93 In The Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett
94 Gimme Some Lovin' Spencer Davis Group
95 Jump Van Halen
96 Thunder Road Bruce Springsteen
97 No Woman No Cry Bob Marley & The Wailers
98 La Bamba Ritchie Valens
99 We've Only Just Begun The Carpenters
100 Papa Was A Rolling Stone The Temptations
[edit] stuart murphy
stuart murphy was the controller of bbc 3 and is now creative director of indie Two Four. He is seen as a creative thinker who shaped what young people watch on TV
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Bray Steve Alan is the first brand of the italian fashion company Einstein Progetti i Prodotti. This brand is dedicated to produce very trendy wear and especially focused on young people from 20 to 40 years old. Their productions can be described as young, exuberant and vital and it's specially dedicated to the new cocktail generation. They are especialized in the production of all kinds of wear but are best known for the high quality and design of their jeans
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The xtreme movement 22:54, 7 December 2006 (UTC)the_movementThe xtreme movement 22:54, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
Reject - this is too much like an advertisement. SteveBaker 01:57, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Silver Hammer
The Silver Hammer, or Hamrus Agrecious in Latin, is the hammer used to kill the Pope when he is decidedly too old to maintain the throne. This point is determined by Jesus, who tells the Pope. The Pope must give in, realizing it is his time, and tell the hammer. The hammer will then strike, with the force of the four horses and horsemen of the apocalypse, the Pope on the head, directly above the portion of the brain known as the Cowper's gland, which produces 50% of semen. The Pope then goes to Heaven!
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Killington, Mike. Unreliable source, University of Kentucky Press, 1999. 193.253.44.162 23:44, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
Rejected - Aside from the complete BS about Cowper's gland (which is attached to the urethra - not inside your head!) But Snopes [27] strongly suggests the silver hammer is an urban legend. SteveBaker 01:24, 8 December 2006 (UTC)
Article declined, as there should only be one article on the same subject. However, I've created a redirect, which can be found at Right of first sale. Patstuarttalk|edits 18:13, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
