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[edit] Tarek El-Telmissany
Is one of the best Director of Photography (D.O.P) in Egypt, the Middle East and Africa. Worked as a Director of Photography for documentary films since 1980. A Director of Photography at the National Cinema Center since 1983.
Early years:
Born on the 22nd of May 1950 in Cairo, in a very arty family. His father Hassan was a famous Director of Photography for documentary films, along with his brother Abdel Kader El-Telmissany (Tarek's uncle) formed a company named El -Telmissany Ekhan for producing many important documentary films. His second uncle Kamel El-Telmissany was one of the best directors in Egypt.
Education: After graduating from Al-Alson faculty for languages and translation in 1973 El-Telmissany received a scholarship to study Russian culture and language in the Soviet Union. At the time he had also been accepted by the National Film School in London. He was told by his father: "If you want to learn the art go to Moscow, if you want to be a professional camera operator go to London. And then you can always continue your training with me."
He got Licentiate in Russian language from Faculty of Alson 1973. Master Degree in Cinema Photography - VGIK Moscow (1981). (Excellent grades)
Career:
A Director of Photography for featured films since 1983. He starts as a Director of Photography for featured films in 1983, in film KHARAGA WA LAM YA OD (1983) for director Mouhamed Khan. He made over 50-featured films. The last released film was Aas We Laze' (2006) for director Hala Khalil. He managed directing and photography for more than 40 documentary films and 100 commercials. He directed 1 film named DAHK WA LEIGHB WA GAD WA HOB in 1993.
He has a very unique style in lighting and shooting. "You're not capturing an image, you're writing it. Touch the celluloid as if you're caressing the woman you most desire. Look through the lens as if it is the last time you see her body; light it as if it is the only way you can embrace her." That's what they told Tareq El-Telmissani in film school, he says.
Because of his European look (which is not that common in Egypt), he recently featured as an actor in some TV series and some films.
He is one of the pioneers to shoot digital films in Egypt.
Awards: He received many awards for best D.O.P inside and outside of Egypt, from festivals like Cairo International film Festival, M-NET festival in South Africa, Mediterranean Countries Festival and many other festivals in Morocco, Algeria, France and others.
Family: El-Telmissany was married in 1979 from a Russian named Galina Noskova during his study in Russia. He has 2 children, both Taymoor (boy) and Abeer (girl) are engineers. He is a grandfather for 2.
Film list:
KHARAGA WA LAM YA OD (1984) Directed by Mouhamed Khan MESHWAR OMAR (1984) Directed by: Mouhamed Khan YOUSSEF WA ZEINAB (1985) Directed by: Mouhamed Khan AL AWBASH (1985) Directed by: Ahmed Fouad AL TAWK WA AL ESWERA (1985) Directed by: Khairy Bishara AL HEDEK YEFHAM (1985) Directed by: Ahmed Fouad ANA WA ENTA WA SA’AT AL SAFAR (1985) Directed by: Mohamed Nabih AL AQZAM QUADEMOUN (1986) Directed by: Sherif Arafa SEKET SAFAR (1986) Directed by: Beshir El Dik ZAMAN HATEM ZAHRAN (1986) Directed by: Mohamed Al Nagar ASHMAWI (1987) Directed by: Alaa Mahgoub BABEL HABIBTI (1987) Directed by: Feisal Al Yasri NAHR EL KHAWF (1988) Directed by: Mohamed Abu Seif YAWM MOR YAWM HELW (1988) Directed by: Khairy Bishara AYAM AL ROGHB (1988) Directed by: Said Marzouk KABOUS (1988) Directed by: Mouhamed Shebl AL HOB WA AL ROGHB (1989) Directed by: Karim Diaa El Din AL BAHTH AN SAYED MARZOUK (1989) Directed by: Dawood Abd El Sayed ESHTEBAH (1989) Directed by: Alaa Karim MWATEN MASRY (1990) Directed by: Salah Abou Seif AL RAII WA AL NE SAA (1991) Directed by: Ali Badrakhan AL FERQA 12 (1991) Directed by: Abd El Latif Zaki EMRA’A AYELA LEL SEQOUT (1992) Directed by: Medhat El Sebaii ICE CREAM FI GLIM (1992) Directed by: Khairy Bishara AL BASHA (1992) Directed by: Tarek Al Eryan AMRICA SHIKA BIKA (1992) DAHK WA LEIGHB WA GAD WA HOB (1993) Directed by: Tarek El Telmissany ESHARET MOROUR (1994) Directed by: Khairy Bishara SAREK AL FARAH (1994) Directed by: Dawood Abd El Sayed Al-Qahira Minawara bi Ahlaha (1994) Directed by: Youssef Chahine QADEYET AMN DAWLA (1995) Directed by: Karim Gamal El Din AFARIT AL ASFALT (1995) Directed by: Osama Fawzy ARAK AL BALAH (1996) Directed by: Radwan Al Kashef AL BATAL (1997) Directed by: Magdy Ahmed Ali GANET AL SHAYATEEN (1998) Directed by: Osama Fawzy ALWARDA AL HAMRA’A (1999) Directed by: Inas El Degheidy AYAM AL SADAT (2000) Directed by: Mouhamed Khan RASHA GARI’AA (2001) Directed by: Said Hamed BAHEB EL CIMA (2001) Directed by: Osama Fawzy LEILA ALA AL QAMAR (2002) Directed by: Khairy Bishara Klifty (2003) Directed by: Mohamed Khan Harb Italia (2005) Directed by: Ahmed Saleh Aas We Laze' (2006) Directed by: Hala Khalil
As an actor: Films: EMRA’A AYELA LEL SEQOUT (1992) QADEYET AMN DAWLA (1995) LEILA ALA AL QAMAR (2002) Elselem wel taaban (2002) AWAAT FARAGH (2006) OSTOGHOMAYA (2006)
TV Series: MASAALET MABDAA (2003) MAHMOUD ELMASRY (2004) LEQAA 'AL HAWA (2004) BENT MEN SHOUBRA (2004)
[edit] Sources
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2003/637/profile.htm http://www.larevuedegypte.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=4523 http://www.arteeast.org/cinemaeast/filmfest_05/cinemaeast-opening-night.pdf http://www.arabtoronto.com/starofthemonth/laura http://www.ambafrance-eg.org/cfcc/article.php3?id_article=777 www.arab-celebs.com/profile.asp?ID=91 www.arab-celebs.com/PF.asp?ID=91 http://www.festivalarabe.com/fma/content.jsp?sid=16104007636520792011034501872&ctid=1000342&cnid=1000756 http://www.artechock.de/film/dff11/f/goette.htm
196.202.31.148 02:17, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Ruby Dog Films
[edit] Lucas Heights Community School
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Beginnings
In 1943, the Australian Army’s Colonel Alfred (Alf) Conlon, who had previously chaired Prime Minister John Curtin's committee on national morale, was assigned to the staff of the Army’s commander-in-chief, General Sir Thomas Blamey.
Conlon believed the Army needed a research section to tackle major strategic contingencies, such as what to do if Japan invaded Australia, and persuaded Blamey to establish a Directorate of Research and Civil Affairs.
Blamey assigned Conlon to head the Directorate, which also provided policy advice on the governance of the Trust Territory of Papua and the Mandated Territory of New Guinea, then under Australian administration and the scene of fierce fighting between Allied and Japanese forces. In his new role, Conlon assembled around him a group of talented Australian academics, among them John Kerr, James Plimsoll, James McAuley, Harold Stewart, Camilla Wedgwood, HIP Hogbin, WEH Stanner and Isa Leeson.
In 1945, as World War 2 was drawing to a close, the School of Civil Affairs broadened its role to train officers for the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU), responsible for civil administration in the Territories.
Originally located at Duntroon Military College in Canberra, in March 1946 the School was transferred to civilian control and renamed the Australian School of Pacific Administration (ASOPA). In May 1947 it was relocated to a group of Army huts on Middle Head in the Sydney suburb of Mosman. ASOPA operated under the Papua New Guinea Act and was a responsibility of the Federal Minister for External Territories until 1 December 1973.
In 1946, John Kerr (later Sir John Kerr QC, Governor-General of Australia) was appointed as the first Principal of ASOPA and, at the same time, the first Secretary-General of the South Pacific Commission. He returned to the bar in 1948, where he became one of Sydney's leading industrial lawyers. Conlon himself took over ASOPA and spent 1948-49 as a reportedly unsuccessful and unhappy Principal of the institution.
Operations
Immediately after the war, enrolments to study at ASOPA were restricted to servicemen and, when civilian candidates were admitted not long after, preference was given to those with working experience and good academic records. In the 27 years from 1946-73, ASOPA trained hundreds of personnel for service in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea (TPNG), the Northern Territory and Nauru. After initially acquiring field experience in TPNG, patrol officers spent a year at ASOPA studying subjects such as law, government and anthropology.
In 1954, ASOPA began to train Australian teachers for service in TPNG, to assist develop primary education. At the same time, courses were offered to teachers recruited for Special (Aboriginal) Schools in the Northern Territory of Australia. From 1956, teacher cadets were trained at distant Bathurst Teachers’ College. When the training course was eventually transferred to Middle Head in 1959, the trainee teachers were redesignated ‘cadet education officers’.
Cadet education officers trained for two years at ASOPA before going to TPNG. After three years service in TPNG, they qualified for the award of the New South Wales Teacher’s Certificate.
In addition to training patrol and education officers, shorter orientation and refresher programs were held for Australian professional personnel preparing to serve in TPNG and elsewhere in the South Pacific.
In its final ten years, ASOPA introduced training for secondary teachers and more specialised administration courses. In 1970 there was a major change of focus as, with Papua New Guinea independence looming, the Australian Government turned to ASOPA to help correct a serious lack of trained indigenous administrators. The School enrolled up to 60 Papuans and New Guineans in ten-month courses. At the same time, the training of Australians to serve in TPNG was phased out. In later years there was more internationalisation of ASOPA’s work. Although students from PNG remained strongly represented, increasing numbers of students from other developing countries in the Pacific and elsewhere were taken on.
Later years
In 1973, the year in which Australia granted self-government nted to Papua New Guinea, ASOPA became the International Training Institute (ITI) within the Australian Development Assistance Bureau, a division of the Department of Foreign Affairs. ITI provided management training for professionals from developing countries in the Pacific, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.
A final shift – and change in name to Centre for Pacific Development and Training - saw the Middle Head campus used as a base for consultants operating in the South Pacific until this role came to an end late in 1997.
The history of ASOPA, and its successor institutions, reflected the changing political geography that occurred during the time of its existence. ASOPA started as a school for Australians going to leadership positions as expatriates in its territories. In its middle life, it offered courses to people from developing countries around the world. And, at the end, it was base for Australians who were consulting to the developing world.
At the end of World War 2, confronting the first of many threats to the School’s existence, John Kerr wrote: “The idea was opposed, and opposed in influential quarters. … We were determined that what had been created should not be destroyed. In this we succeeded.”
The old Army huts on Middle Head are now empty and desolate. But they have been heritage listed by the Commonwealth Government and now await refurbishment and regeneration into another role.
[edit] Sources
IC Campbell, ‘The ASOPA Controversy: a pivot of Australian policy for Papua and New Guinea, 1945-49’, Journal of Pacific History vol 35, no 11, June 2000
TM Ciolek and John Noyce (eds), Acronyms Used by Asian/Pacific Studies' Scholars: a Dictionary, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University, Canberra [coombs.anu.edu.au/ACR/Acronyms.html]
Bill Goff, ‘The End of a Unique Institution’, Focus vol 13 no 1, Australian Agency for International Development, March 1998
Pacific Studies WWW Monitor, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University, Canberra [3]
John Ritchie and Diane Langmore (eds), Australian Dictionary of Biography, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra [4]
Cliff Turney and Judy Taylor, To Enlighten Them Our Task, Sydmac Academic Press, 1996
124.189.176.94 05:01, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
- Accepted - genuine institution, although now defunct--Grahamec 03:09, 23 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] XIN (flash animation)
[edit] XIN (flash animation)
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In the world of a Korean-Japanese city, life is chaotic. Police are everywhere, hospitals are full, and the city has a number of youth correction facilities. Why? It's because the schools there are violent, and many of them have been shut down many times because the students that attend there weren't taught any discipline, thanks to the city's corrupt school system.
In Public High school #1368, the most violent school in the city, the students there are what people would call "monsters." They beat up the staff, teachers, school property, and even the students there without showing even a shred of pity. A few more days until this school will be evaluated. If the school doesn't meet the expectations, it will be shut down. The staff has no other choice, but to call upon the famous student that brought order to even the most violent of schools: XIN. But can XIN bring down the school's handsome and demonic playboy Ghai and the school's strongest basebell player Andre?
XIN is one of the many flash series that was created by Life.1's creators, Steven Lim and Max Mao, and the characters voiced by the staff of Life.1. Multiple stories about young teenagers dealing with their corrupt school along with the school system, while trying to fix it at the same time. Watch as these young teenagers learn how to fix their corrupt school system, learn new things, and find true love.
--Characters
Chapter 1
XIN
A new transfer Freshman at PHS #1368 and the famous drifter. XIN goes from school to school, trying to bring order back to the schools in the city. XIN uses a mix of fighting techniques, and also uses his specialty, the Technique of Bone-Shredding, a special move when one of his bones has been displaced and he uses his chi to realign them. XIN is also Zumi's "boyfriend," at the end of the series.
Ghai
A Junior at PHS #1368, Ghai spends his free time flirting around with girls or beating up other students. He is the gang leader of the biggest gang in the school, whom fights alongside with his "girlfriend," Min. Ghai fights in a vicious way, where he beats the students up with his fists or crush them with his feet until they bleed. Ghai also tends to snap whenever he's beaten up badly, a "defense mechanism" he has when he's losing a fight.
Andre
Another Junior at PHS #1368, Andre is the "lone wolf" at the school, and the strongest bully next to Ghai. He doesn't have any specialties when it comes to fighting, but he is very strong and has a high stamina. He loves to practice baseball whenever he has time, and he preferrs to be alone. Yet, very little is known about him...
Legend
A Senior at PHS #1368, Legend has the job and responsibilty as the school captain. Legend was once the most famous bully in the school when he was younger, but he realized the error of his ways and he started to focus in his studies and graduate from school peacefully. Whn XIN arrrived, Legend started to do his job as the school captain, and started to fight again. Legend also has a special friendship with the school nurse, Ms. Jix.
Mil
As the school's "lapdog," it's Mil's job to serve the school captain and help him restore balance to the school, so he's really busy every day. He is a Sophomore at the school and later develops a crush on Ceer, a brainy Freshman. In the end, Mil is able to win Ceer's heart.
Ralph Varlock Jr.
A freshman and the only person in the series that names his attacks. "Strong Rushmore," "Strong Bust," and "Strong Bonanza" are the names of his attacks. He enters PHS #1368 so he could join Ghai's gang, but gets turned down. Ralph's fighting style is based on boxing techniques.
Mr. Dom
PHS #1368's Student Dean, Mr. Dom has the responsibility of taking care of the school and its students. He later fights XIN to see if he was strong enough to help the school. Even in the past, he fought Legend, so that he could re-start his life.
Barrak
The school's math teacher, Barrak seems to be the only teacher that phisicallyabuses his students. But he himself gets beat up by one of his own students, Andre.
Zumi
A freshman at PHS #1368, Zumi is one of the people XIN helped when he was transferred to the school she was in. Zumi has no known fighting styles, except for slapping someone hard and makes them bleed. She and XIN get closer to eachother later in the series, and Zumi ends up becoming XIN's girlfriend.
Ceer
A freshman at PHS #1368, Ceer is one of the few students that plans to study while being at school. Ceer goes to the library, goes to class, and she stays in school and behaves herself. She's very smart person when it comes to classwork and very dependable when it comes to collecting data. Ceer doesn't consider herself as Mil's "girlfriend," but she enjoys his company very much.
Min
A PHS #1368 Sophomore, Min is the twin sister of Mil and is a friend of Ghai. She was once the leader of a gang, but she left it when she took up Ghai's offer of coming with him. Min's style of fighting is Judo, a style of flipping people. Min also develops a crush on Ghai while being with him for so long, and later turns out to be love.
Ms. Jix
As the former Vice Principal of PHS #1368, Ms. Jix became the school nurse when she heard that the schoool can't afford to find a school nurse, so she becomes the school nurse herself. Ms. Jix was also the one that suggested to transfer XIN to PHS #1368. Ms. Jix is the teacher that helped Mr. Dom to convine Legend to change his bad ways, and for some reason, it worked. from then on, Legend and Ms. Jix had a string bond of friendship.
Chapter 2
Kiz
A senior at Varron Academy, Kiz is the school captain. He posed as the school captain when he was younger, but Dimir told him he could be the captain, as long as Dimir was the one who "pulled the strings." Kiz's style of fighting is boxing, and he's very strong when he does.
Finrak
A Junior at Varron Academy,Finrak is the captain of the Varsity baseball team. Like Andre, Finrak loves to play baseball and he's very
[edit] Sources
www.lifepoint1.com
66.91.85.199 07:56, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] XIN (flash animation)
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In the world of a Korean-Japanese city, life is chaotic. Police are everywhere, hospitals are full, and the city has a number of youth correction facilities. Why? It's because the schools there are violent, and many of them have been shut down many times because the students that attend there weren't taught any discipline, thanks to the city's corrupt school system.
In Public High school #1368, the most violent school in the city, the students there are what people would call "monsters." They beat up the staff, teachers, school property, and even the students there without showing even a shred of pity. A few more days until this school will be evaluated. If the school doesn't meet the expectations, it will be shut down. The staff has no other choice, but to call upon the famous student that brought order to even the most violent of schools: XIN. But can XIN bring down the school's handsome and demonic playboy Ghai and the school's strongest basebell player Andre?
XIN is one of the many flash series that was created by Life.1's creators, Steven Lim and Max Mao, and the characters voiced by the staff of Life.1. Multiple stories about young teenagers dealing with their corrupt school along with the school system, while trying to fix it at the same time. Watch as these young teenagers learn how to fix their corrupt school system, learn new things, and find true love.
--Characters
Chapter 1
XIN
A new transfer Freshman at PHS #1368 and the famous drifter. XIN goes from school to school, trying to bring order back to the schools in the city. XIN uses a mix of fighting techniques, and also uses his specialty, the Technique of Bone-Shredding, a special move he uses when one of his bones has been displaced and he uses his chi to realign them. XIN is also Zumi's "boyfriend," at the end of the series.
Ghai
A Junior at PHS #1368, Ghai spends his free time flirting around with girls or beating up other students. He is the gang leader of the biggest gang in the school, whom fights alongside with his "girlfriend," Min. Ghai fights in a vicious way, where he beats the students up with his fists or crush them with his feet until they bleed. Ghai also tends to snap whenever he's beaten up badly, a "defense mechanism" he has when he's losing a fight.
Andre
Another Junior at PHS #1368, Andre is the "lone wolf" at the school, and the strongest bully next to Ghai. He doesn't have any specialties when it comes to fighting, but he is very strong and has a high stamina, which make him a target for gang leaders, like Ghai and Dimir. He loves to practice baseball whenever he has time, and he preferrs to be alone. Yet, very little is known about him...
Legend
A Senior at PHS #1368, Legend has the job and responsibilty as the school captain. Legend was once the most famous bully in the school when he was younger, but he realized the error of his ways and he started to focus on his studies and graduate from school peacefully. Whn XIN arrrived, Legend started to do his job as the school captain, and started to fight again. Legend also has a special friendship with the school nurse, Ms. Jix.
Mil
As the school's "lapdog," it's Mil's job to serve the school captain and help him restore balance to the school, so he's really busy every day. Mil's style of fighting are basic punshes and kicks, Karate. He is a Sophomore at the school and later develops a crush on Ceer, a brainy Freshman. In the end, Mil is able to win Ceer's heart.
Ralph Varlock Jr.
A freshman and the only person in the series that names his attacks. "Strong Rushmore," "Strong Bust," and "Strong Bonanza" are the names of his attacks. He enters PHS #1368 so he could join Ghai's gang, but gets turned down. Ralph's fighting style is based on boxing techniques.
Mr. Dom
PHS #1368's Student Dean, Mr. Dom has the responsibility of taking care of the school and its students. He later fights XIN to see if he was strong enough to help the school. Even in the past, he fought Legend, so that he could re-start his life.
Barrak
The school's math teacher, Barrak seems to be the only teacher that phisicallyabuses his students. But he himself gets beat up by one of his own students, Andre.
Zumi
A freshman at PHS #1368, Zumi is one of the people XIN helped when he was transferred to the school she was in. Zumi has no known fighting styles, except for slapping someone hard and makes them bleed. She and XIN get closer to eachother later in the series, and Zumi ends up becoming XIN's girlfriend.
Ceer
A freshman at PHS #1368, Ceer is one of the few students that plans to study while being at school. Ceer goes to the library, goes to class, and she stays in school and behaves herself. She's very smart person when it comes to classwork and very dependable when it comes to collecting data. Ceer doesn't consider herself as Mil's "girlfriend," but she enjoys his company very much.
Min
A PHS #1368 Sophomore, Min is the twin sister of Mil and is a friend of Ghai. She was once the leader of a gang, but she left it when she took up Ghai's offer of coming with him. Min's style of fighting is Judo, a style of flipping people. Min also develops a crush on Ghai while being with him for so long, and later turns out to be love.
Ms. Jix
As the former Vice Principal of PHS #1368, Ms. Jix became the school nurse when she heard that the schoool can't afford to find a school nurse, so she becomes the school nurse herself. Ms. Jix was also the one that suggested to transfer XIN to PHS #1368. Ms. Jix is the teacher that helped Mr. Dom to convine Legend to change his bad ways, and for some reason, it worked. from then on, Legend and Ms. Jix had a string bond of friendship.
Chapter 2
Kiz
A senior at Varron Academy, Kiz is the school captain. He posed as the school captain when he was younger, but Dimir told him he could be the captain, as long as Dimir was the one who "pulled the strings." Kiz's style of fighting is boxing, and he's very strong when he does.
Finrak
A Junior at Varron Academy,Finrak is the captain of the Varsity baseball team. Like Andre, Finrak loves to play baseball and he's very strong and has a high stamina. But unlike Andre, Finrak is free-spirited and like to be surrounded by people. Finrak is a talented person when it comes to sports, and that's why Dimir came to Finrak when he was younger, and offered him a job as his lackey.
Hanto
A Senior at Varron Academy, Hanto is the student body president and the school's top soccer player. When he was younger, he lost a big soccer game by missing the ball when he was in goalie position. Hanto was very depresse about it, until Dimir came and helped him back on his feet. Hanto is at his most powerful when he fights using his feet and his hands in his pockets.
Dimir
The antagonist of the story, the one who corrupted the school sysyem, and the dean at Varron Academy, Dimir took in the notorious 1368 students so he could use his new schooling system on them and become famous. He was the person who introduced physical punishment to the DOE. Dimir had always had his eyes on Andre, because Andre was a very powerful person, and with that kind of power in Dimir's hands, he would be unstoppable. Dimir is a very powerful fighter, but he has a low stamina. In the end, he is taken down by XIN, Ghai, and a little of Andre. But Dimir disappears after the police investigations began, and no one knows where he is now.
Oton
A Sophmore at Varron Academy, Oton is the ex-captain of PHS #423, a school that XIN shut down because it was corrupted, and mad Oton lose his position as captain. So he was stuck in the hospital for three months and ended up at Varron Academy, where he started plotting his revenge. Oton uses Tai Chi, a fighting style where he can just push hi opponents and leave them bleeding.
Goth
Goth is a Senior at Varron Academy, and is also a ruthless bully. Goth doesn't feel any pain whenever he's hit, but he gives his opponents one hit and they fall to the ground, bleeding badly.
Steven/Max
Steven and Max are both senoirs at PHS #1368. They've been best friends for a long time, because they both love to make flash animations and they both started the Varron Academy Flash Anmation Club. Even though they fight for odd resons, they're still friends. Steve and Max both fight with basic punches and kicks.
Silvia
A Sophomore at Varron Academy, Silvia is the editor of the school newsletter and takes blackmail photos to bring order to the school. She just sits back and let her bot teammates make the situation, and she takes the pictures and comes up with a fake story. Silvia is very fast when she fights, and swiftly attacks her opponents. She even develops a crush on Legend, and eventually becomes a Legend FanGirl.
[edit] Sources
www.lifepoint1.com
66.91.85.199 08:33, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
- Declined as essentially the same thing as the one above... More sources, and say why it's important and all please. More information isn't necessarily better. Also, I have a suspicion... User:Logical2uTalk 23:04, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] M-Cash
M-Cash was born Michael J Casper in Portland Oregon 1987. Through hard work an dedication he has become the most notiable and well respected Hip-Hop artist from the northwest. He is considered the underground mayor for northwest Hip-Hop music. His contributions to the Hip-Hop community and community in general grow rapidly. he is noted for starting the N.W.H.M, an acronym for Northwest Hip-Hop Movement responsible for the furtherment of Hip-Hop movement in the northwest, including southern washington, and parts of northern california. M-Cash has had 4 albums released to date, two independantly under a local recording label, and two independantly also under his own label imprint Cash Cliq Productionz/Get Money Recordz. He has worked with some of the northwest's and West Coasts most respected artists including Cool Nutz, Bosco, Dru Down, E-40, Yukmouth,and Dubee among many others. He is currantly working on two projects, his next commercial album release entitled Conspiracy, And a mixtape entited The Rose City Representation Project.He has had 3 singles on the daily rotation on the local Portland Oregon radio station Jammin 95.5,many songs on the weekend Undersgound Show, and several apperences on the daily morning show The Playhouse. He has allso apperered on the weekly local tv show Flossin TV which features community hip-hop artists and the making of Flossin Magazine. In 2005 he featured in the the national hip-hop magazine The Source (magazine) as a artist for there "Unsigned Hype" colum. He has allso been featured in an appered in Murderdog Magazine, Blunt Magazine, High Times Mgazine, as well an newspapers and internet websites
[edit] Discographry
-Debute Album-Here come$ tha money
-Tha infamous
-Still aint dead
-Rockin my flag(Crips Up)
[edit] Sources
The Source Magazine
Murderdog Magazine
Realhip-hop.com
allhiphop.com
High Times magazine
Lilsidewayz 10:10, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Phat Kidz
[edit] Travel Trade Gazette Middle East & North Africa
Travel Trade Gazette (TTG) is a global travel trade publication brand. Covering the following countries/regions: TTG Middle East & North Africa; TTG UK & Ireland; TTG Russia; TTG Italia; TTG Hungary; TTG Asia; TTG China.
TTG Middle East & North Africa is the premier travel trade publication for the region. Part of the worldwide TTG group, it features well researched and comprehensive coverage of nineteen countries across the area. It provides up-to-date regional and international travel industry information essential to travel trade professionals all over the world. TTG Middle East & North Africa is read by more than 10,000 professionals in the industry. It is distributed at all major travel trade exhibitions related to the region and is frequently the official newspaper of these shows. Additionally, TTG Middle East & North Africa is available to business travellers on a number of airlines, in airport executive lounges and on cruise ships servicing the region.
Distribution by Industry Travel Agents and Tour Operators 53% Hotels 19% Conferences and Incentives 4% Airlines 7% PR/Media 4% Car Rental 5% Tourism Authorities 3% Miscellaneous 5%
Distribution by Country United Arab Emirates 20.30% Egypt 14.77% Saudi Arabia 11.85% Cyprus 6.16% Lebanon 5.18% Bahrain 4.72% Jordan 4.67% Syria 3.52% Kuwait 3.20% Qatar 2.86% Oman 2.35% Tunisia 2.05% Morocco 1.91% Iran 1.75% Yemen 1.67% Libya 1.48% Palestine 1.28% Algeria 1.19% Iraq 1.01% Other* 8.08%
Mike Komo
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Reed Travel Exhibitions, the world's largest events, exhibitions and conference organiser, www.reedtravelexhibitions.com Arabian Travel Market (ATM), www.arabiantravelmarket.com - TTG Middle East & North Africa produces Daily newspapers for the event Mediterranean Travel Fair (MTF), www.mtfcairo.com - TTG Middle East & North Africa produces Daily newspapers for the event Publishing house, Cyprus, www.optionscassoulides.com TTG Middle East & North Africa, www.ttgmena.com: Website, leading travel trade publication the Middle East & North Africa TTG UK & Ireland, www.ttglive.com, TTG Brand in the UK & Ireland TTG Asia, www.ttgasia.com, leading travel trade publication in the Asian region
194.30.131.114 11:16, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] David Farrell Krell
David Farrell Krell is a professor of philosophy at DePaul University. He received his P.H.D from Dequesne University, were he wrote his dissertation on Heidegger's philosophy. He has taught in England, France, and Germany in addition to the US. He specializes in continental philosophy, particularly the works of Martin Heidegger and Friedrich Nietzsche. His books include Daimon Life, Heidegger and Life Philosophy, Intimations of Mortality, and Infectious Nietzsche. Additionally, he has also translated a number of Heidegger texts into English, they include Heidegger's lectures on Nietzsche, and his book, Early Greek Thinking. David Farrell Krell has also written a novel about Nietzsche, and a novel about Hegel's son titled, Son of Spirit. Also, he was the general editor for Heidegger's Basic Writings, published through HarperCollins in 1977. It is a collection of ten of the philosopher's most important essays, including the introductory chapter to Being and Time. In addition, Krell has written on German Idealism in 'The Tragic Absolute,' and on Jaques Derrida, in 'The Purest of Bastards.'
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[edit] Carrickfergus Cricket Club
Carrickfergus Cricket Club was formed in 1868, making it one of the oldest in Ireland. They are currently members of the Northern Cricket Union Premier League. Their home is at Middle Road on the outskirts of Carrickfergus, a town situated on the shores of Belfast Lough, approx 10 miles from Belfast.
Notable players include Ryan Eagleson the current club captain who won 65 caps for Ireland and played for Derbyshire for 2 seasons. AB de Villiers (South Africa)and Andre Adams (New Zealand) are former professionals with the Club.
The club's website is: www.carrickferguscricket.org
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www.carrickferguscricket.org
81.145.240.116 15:03, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] List of Northrhine-Westfalia cabinet members
Premier Dr. Jürgen Rüttgers (CDU)
Vice-Premier; Minister of Innovation, Science, Research and Technology Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart (FDP)
Minister of Finance Dr. Helmut Linssen (CDU)
Minister of Justice Roswitha Müller-Piepenkötter (CDU)
Minister of Federal and European Affairs Michael Breuer (CDU)
Minister of Econonmy, medium-sized Businesses and Energy Christa Thoben (CDU)
Minister of Interior Dr. Ingo Wolf (FDP)
Minister of Education Barbara Sommer (CDU)
Minister of Buildung and Transport Oliver Wittke (CDU)
Minister of Enviroment and Nature Conservation, Agriculture and Consumer Protection Eckard Uhlenberg (CDU)
Minister of Generations, Family Affairs, Women and Integration Armin Laschet (CDU)
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[edit] Europe Central
Composed of a series of intertwined stories, Europe Central examines a vast array of characters, ranging from generals to martyrs, officers to poets, traitors to artists and musicians. Some are famous, like the post Anna Achmatova and the Russian Composer Dmitri Shostakovich, are infamous or unknown, like the renegade Russian General Vlasov or Kurt Gerstein, a young German who joins the SS to reveal its darkest secrets and try to halt its crimes.
Described by The New York Times Book Review as William T. Vollmann's "most welcoming work, possibly his best book… part novel and part stories, virtuoso historical remembrance and focused study of violence”, Europe Central deals with the moral decisions made by people in the most testing of times and offers a bold perspective on human actions during wartime.
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Europe Central by William T. Vollmann, New York Times Book Review
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[edit] Janor Hypercleets
(real name unknown) is one of early and more notable members of The Church of the Subgenius. His hell-fire hate rants made him controversial for some, but popular with others. It was not uncommon for him to threaten suicide during live performances, pulling out a revolver from a brown paper bag and placing it to his head. (This stunt was later repeated in real life by a disgraced Pennsylvanian politician who committed suicide at a press conference.) Hypercleets could be frequently heard on the Subgenius radio show, and he authored a story in the Subgenius book, Three Fisted Tales Of Bob.
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Three Fisted Tales of Bob (Simon & Schuster Fireside Books 1990. Page 280.)
Monsterwax 19:11, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Dave Thompson (producer, mixer, musician)
Dave Thompson is a producer, musician, mixer and multi-instrumentalist who plays guitar in the rock band High Holy Days and also for Leslie Carter, sister of Backstreet Boy Nick Carter. He has also remixed artists Britney Spears, Tears For Fears, Justin Timberlake and more as a member of the Promo Only remix team. He recently appeared on the House of Carters reality show.
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http://billboardpublicitywire.com/releases/2006/10/prweb467440.htm
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[edit] Roudnice Airport
The public domestic airport of small town Roudnice nad Labem (located in Czech Republic, about 40km north of Prague). It has one grassy runway 13/31. Position N50°24’38” E014°13’34”.
The airport authority can be reached at frequency INFO 122,200MHz.
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catalog page for airport: http://www.aeroweb.cz/katalog/letistedetail.aspx?id=146
map of the airport: http://www.mapy.cz/?mapType=ophoto&portHeight=100&portWidth=200&query=loc%3A50%C2%B024%2738%22N%2014%C2%B013%2734%22E#centerX=132660096@centerY=137108480@typ=ophoto@zoom=13@vizType=none@vizIds=none
83.208.243.248 22:59, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
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