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[edit] Kim Possible/Animology

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For the TV show that relates to this article, please see Kim Possible.

Animology is a personality quiz developed in the Kim Possible universe that assigns people an animal and a color. It made its debut in episode 18, "Animal Attraction", which aired January 10th, 2003. It was refered to again later in the series by Ron who defended his assigned animal (see below).

Kim - Blue Fox

Ron - Pink Sloth

Kim's Dad - Beige Raccoon

Kim's Mom - Teal Cat

  • This part of the Kim Possible universe is not notable enough to merit its own page. In general, Wikipedia is not a definitive source for all information related to television series. You may, however, discuss the inclusion of this information on the Kim Possible talk page. - cgilbert(talk|contribs) 20:37, 28 January 2007 (UTC)


[edit] Mckenzee Miles

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19 year old model and actress.


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[edit] Miley Love

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Miley Love is a website about Miley Cyrus.This website includes Photos,news and more about Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana.This website is found at ONLY at this URL.Http://www.mileylove.com But maybe under construction right now.

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[edit] Mind and Body Martial Arts Center

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[edit] Sonic the Hedgehog (film)

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Rumors have been going around of a proposed feature film starring SEGA's mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog.

So far, the only film to be released starring the character was a two-part OVA dubbed "Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie" when released to DVD in the United States.

Sonic has yet to make the jump to the big screen, but SEGA has gotten many piches from various sources over the years.

In 2003, Ken Penders, artist and writer for the Sonic the Hedgehog comic book by Archie Comics, mentioned on his website that he and writer Ben Hurst, approached SEGA with an idea for a CGI-film using elements from the 1993 Sonic cartoon which aired on ABC Saturday Mornings. (dubbed "SatAM" by fans)

While not much progress has been made in Pender's pitch for a Sonic-based film, SEGA-Japan has shown much interest in Pender's pitch for a Knuckles the Echinda based feature.The final say in any Sonic film goes to the President of SEGA-Japan, who is very protective over the copyrights.


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http://www.sonicanime.net/forums/index.php?s=6b806f7335b3a53756a3112fbb6b9f2d&showtopic=19438&pid=489695&st=75&#entry489695

209.244.187.145 03:04, 28 January 2007 (UTC)

  • Since this information is only “rumors” at this time, an article about the subject cannot be created. Whatever pertinent information exists would best be added as a note to the Sonic the Hedgehog article. ●DanMS 03:48, 28 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Daniella Morris

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Daniella Morris (born July 25, 1989) is a beauty queen from Long Island, New York who is currently holding the Miss Teen of America title. In the past, she has held the Miss Teen New York title along with several others.

Morris won the Miss Teen of America 2007 title held in Hartford, Connecticut on 4 February 2007. The national pageant broadcasted live on Channel Noggin- nighttime television for teens. Morris was crowned by 2006 title holder Katie Lisel.

Morris is currently being homeschooled. She has worked with several volunteer organizations in the past, but her most famous is Girl Scouts of Nassau County Bully Prevention. Morris also runs her own organizations including Cards for Kids and Hope for the Abandoned.

In 2005 and 2006, Morris was honored with quadruple Presidential Volunteer Service Awards (bronze, silver, gold, and lifetime


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  • Comment: Article has since been created at Daniella Morris. --Geniac 18:53, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Research Process Automation and Research Development Environments

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Research Process Automation (RPA) is the automation of tasks in the research and writing life-cycle. This automation is typically accomplished through the use of information technology and can encompass many types of tools including plagiarism detection, search engines, online encyclopedia, e-Learning software, research databases, word processors, and bibliographic management.

The term was coined by James D. Beasley in 2003 while he and a colleague, Jeffery D. Reynolds, developed a software tool they called a Research Development Environment (RDE). RDE was described as an “integrated, multi-function software that enables or facilitates the creation of research work products” across the research process phases “education, research, writing, citation, submission, review, and publication” (Beasley, 2004).

Benefits from RPA and RDE tools may include increased productivity, enhanced focus on higher-level tasks such as concept development and critical analysis (as opposed to repetitive, administrative tasks), and easier communication and sharing of information between research team members or students and their instructors. Another key anticipated benefit is the reduction of internet plagiarism. This possibility was introduced in Beasley’s paper entitled ‘The Impact of Technology on Plagiarism Prevention and Detection: Research Process Automation - A New Approach for Prevention’ at the Joint Information Systems Committee's ‘Plagiarism: Prevention, Practice & Policy Conference, 2004’ at the University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne U.K. An abstract of the paper is available on the JISCPAS website.

In his paper, Beasley maintains that widely used software tools touted to prevent plagiarism have several limitations and, at best, only detect possible instances of plagiarism after they have occurred. Any preventative effect is dependent on the researcher’s presumed fear of detection and punishment. Beasley argues that a more effective, preventative, approach can be realized by applying RPA and using an RDE. Beasley lists eight main causes of internet plagiarism and three types of plagiarists and describes how the RPA approach can mitigate each of the causes and deter all three plagiarist types.

Unfortunately, it appears that the original RDE software was only produced for a few years and did not achieve widespread adoption or impact in academic circles. This may have been due to a lack of capital investment. Working independently, however, some software vendors have RDE-like features in their products. Thomson ResearchSoft’s Endnote® product, for example, includes search, content organization and archive, manuscript templates, and bibliography and figure list creation.

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James D. Beasley (2004) 'The Impact of Technology on Plagiarism Prevention and Detection: Research Process Automation - A New Approach for Prevention', Plagiarism: Prevention, Practice & Policy Conference. St James Park, Newcastle upon Tyne 28-30 June. Newcastle: Northumbria University Press, pp 23-2. Abstract. Deucalion 04:49, 28 January 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] True Friend

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A friend is who: Helps without hesitation, Cares without expectation, Loves without limitation, And Remembers Without communication.

61.2.1.202 07:54, 28 January 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] The Bombay Sappers

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(remove copyrighted material)

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[edit] Roy Zomerdyk

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Roy Zomerdyk is a notable name around the Perth Music scene (In Perth, Western Australia)

THE BEGINNING

Mr zomerdyks musical education begun in 2000, with the purchase of a classical guitar. He spend 2001 and 2002 learning music under the helm of one John Bailey. By 2002 he had played in bands including "The Strummers" and an early incarnation of "The Verites", but his main musical passion was in the now defunct "FroGMisT". By 2003 he had furthered his musical knowledge to include the business side of the music industry also. His studies took him to the Tertiary and Further Education board for a year of study in Music Industry Skills.

THE VERITES

In 2004 Roy Zomerdyk founded The Verites.He played Guitar Alongside Captain Gordon Mc Holland (Guitar) and Gabriel Girly Mach (Drums), the played their own brand of generic rock n roll and pop. From Jan 2005 until September 2005 they played over 30 shows and appeared on television twice. By October Roy left and the band changed name to "Stately Shape". http://www.myspace.com/statelyshape, where you can still hear Roys musical playing on "Beyond Belief".

RANDOM CACTI

In 2005 Roy established RANDOM CACTI PROMOTIONS, alongside Lee Mayrene. The aim was to promote the local bands of Perth and give them a platform to stand on. They went out and booked venues for the local musicians starting out, and basically became their "middle men". Random Cacti are currently still continuing in this sense.

GOING SOLO

By 2006 Roy Zomerdyk took his music on trial and went Solo under the moniker "Naked In Suburbia". Playing all instruments himself including Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards and Various Percussion instruments.His biggest success has been his song "Binky The Llama" which recieved airplay in Melbourne as well as USA. He is currently working on an EP.

THE FUTURE

Roy is currently working on Random Cacti Promotions and his solo endeavours as well as contributing Guitar to his current band "The Swashbuckling Hotpants Experience", a pirate band.

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Roy Zomerdyk as a musician - Various offical myspaces and artist profiles

http://www.myspace.com/soundslikeroy http://www.myspace.com/statelyshape http://triplejunearthed.destramusic.com/artists/View.aspx?artistid=601 http://www.mp3.co.nz/track.asp?id=133850 http://www.thescene.com.au/MP3/Music/Tracks/Acoustic/L/page4.asp

Some muses are right under your nose - A quotation of Roy Zomerdyk's Lyrics

http://en.bitacle.org/v/12zzsjqa3790/you-are-beautiful-but-you-know-that-already.html?usrmode=1

Validation on The Verites - http://www.mp3.co.nz/artist.asp?ID=20369 http://www.infectioustunes.com/index.php?p=bands&sp=media&id=170&type=video&sid=94&r=The%20Verites

Random Cacti Promotions - http://www.myspace.com/randomcactipromotions http://members.westnet.com.au/zomerdyk/cacti/contact.html



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[edit] The Bridge Across Forever

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"The Bridge Across Forever" is a book by Richard Bach. It tells the story of the author as he goes on a journey to discover his "soulmate". He finds her in -- Leslie Parrish, a gifted actress who shares Richard's passion and dreams. Both start off as profesional acquaintance. However this soon develops in love and an intimate friendship. The book is a journey of the author's self exploration and his doubts and hesitations.

The book explores Bach's philosophy and passion for things that matter to him....writing, flying and finding his true love.

The book is an autobiography of sorts. Leslie Parrish was bach's second wife. "The One" was a sequel of this book, which explores Bach and Leslie, now his wife, on a new journey in which they explore their alternate lives.

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Richard Bach

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[edit] Magdaleno Rose-Avila

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Magdaleno's Personal Home Page 76.170.134.244 17:52, 28 January 2007 (UTC)


[edit] Spirit of Curling


[edit] Michael Patrei

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Independent short film and documentary director and producer. Has published works via Garden Thieves Pictures (source = www.gardenthieves.com) and won awards for short films such as Amiko Blue and Dream Jennifer Williams.

In 2007 he wrote and produced Ballou, a documentary film that featured the Ballou High School band, Rev Jesse Jackson, Chuck Brown, Denyce Graves and Marion Barry.

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[edit] Mohammad Ishaq Arastu (MD)

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remove copy and paste text)

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[edit] C-Guard HPe

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The C-Guard HPe is manufactured by Netline. It is a remote-controlled and fully digitized powerful cellular jamming device. It was designed to be portable or can be permanently fixed. It was made for outdoor use and has a range of 10 meters up to 1 kilometer.

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[edit] Walker Memorial Hall

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Walker Hall is a 19th century manision in Bridgton, Maine on the National Register of Historic Places. It was listed to the register on December 29, 1983. It is currently home to weddings and other gatherings.

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Article created. You can find it at Walker Memorial Hall.Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia!--Natl1 (Talk Page) (Contribs) 21:50, 28 January 2007 (UTC) 72.73.93.164 21:32, 28 January 2007 (UTC)



[edit] Hale cycle (Solar sunspot activity)


[edit] Corey Beaudoin

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Lake Region High School Student. Skier, golfer, tennis player. Member of band, jazz band and pep band. Class of 2007

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Wikiquote

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[edit] Wales and Hamblen

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The Wales and Hamblen building located in Bridgton, Maine is a building on the national register of historic places. Its arcitectural style is Italiante and its period of sigifigance is 1875-1899, like other buildings in Bridgton. it was added to the register in 1990, and is currently undergoing renovations.

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http://www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/me/Cumberland/state5.html

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[edit] Corey Beaudoin

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Corey Beaudoin is a Lake Region High School Student, and captain of the nordic ski team. He is a outgoing soclar, and member of all of the schools band groups. he will go down in urban lore for being one of the co-creators of the terms, "Fappi Sucks!", and a play on his schools basketball team motto, "Nobody Skis Harder Than we Do For Five Kilometers" (Original "Nobody Plays Harder Than We Do For 32 Minutes). He also plays golf, tennis and had a sint with the Cross-Country running team.

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Wikiquote LRHS Website

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[edit] Sundaze

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Josie and the Moonglows

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[edit] Disney Monkeys

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A group of 5 college students who are interning at Walt Disney World, Florida, where four of them work as custodians, and the last one in food management. They have been their since the sixth of January. They have since been updating about their travels at their blogsite.

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Their Official Blog: www.disneymonkeys.blogspot.com.

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[edit] Dalton Holmes Davis Memorial Library

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The Dalton Holmes Davis Memorial Library is located in Bridgton, Maine and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is currenty the main and only branch of the Bridgton Public Library. It has two periods of signifagance, one from 1900-1924, and a second from 1925-1949. It is Classic Revival Style and was added to the register in 1989.

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[edit] Benjaman Cleaves House

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The Benjaman Cleaves House is located in Bridgton, Maine on South High Street, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is home to many murals painted by Rufus Porter and has maintained it structural integrity. It has a period of signifigance from 1825-1849 and was added to the register in 1988.

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[edit] Still In Love With My Ex

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"Still In Love With my Ex" is a song written for Kelly Rowland's sophomore effort Miss Kelly.

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[edit] Abercrave

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Abercrave is the english name for Abercraf.

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