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[edit] Wiibox Making
[edit] Derek "Derk" Bray
[edit] Yawngasm
[edit] Nick Santos
[edit] Sarah Lang
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She currently lives in Chicago where she is pursuing her graduate studies in contemporary literature at Northwestern University. Her poetry debuted in the United States in the prestigious literary journal "Conjunctions"; and her photography has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art, as well as the Smart Museum at the University of Chicago. [edit] LifeLang grew up in Edmonton, [Alberta]]. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Alberta where she studied literature. In 2004 she completed her MFA in Literary Arts (poetry) at Brown University. [edit] Works
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[edit] Sources<Conjunctions #43: Beyond Arcadia> <http://www.english.northwestern.edu/about/musingsFA05.pdf> Turlepin 02:52, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Eurymedousa
[edit] Robert G. Hays
[edit] Peter Marrin
[edit] Kappa Delta Epsilon
[edit] Brigadier Mohammad Jamhour (Retired)
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Mr. Jamhour graduated from Bishop Gobat School which was located on Mount Zion just outside the Walls of Old Jerusalem near King David Gate, and it was the first English Missionary School established during the Ottoman Empire in 1873. In 1950 Mr. Jamhour was selected to study in the United Kingdom as an officer cadet at both Mons and Eaton Schools. In 1951 he was accepted at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. In 1952 His Majesty King Hussein graduated from Harrow School and became an Officer Cadet in the same college at Sandhurst. Mr. Jamhour became a close friend to H.M., and they graduated together in 1953. After the graduation, Mr. Jamhour went to the School of Artillery in Salisbury Plain, south west of England to study Artillery Science. When he completed his military studies, he returned to Jordan to serve his country as an officer in the Armed Forces and he attended many advanced military courses in England and Germany. In 1964, he graduated from the Command and General Staff college at Fort Leavenworth Kansas USA. He holds a Master Degree in Military Science. In 1970 he became the youngest Brigadier in the Army and was appointed as the Commandant of the Military School and then Director of Training at the General Head Quarters and lecturer of military science at the University of Jordan. In 1974 he was retired at the age of 44 and was appointed as General Manager of the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature and played a successful role in establishing the Shaumari Nature Reserve near Azrak Oasis for the Arabian Oryx, Ostriches, and Gazelles with the cooperation of the World Wild Life Fund, Switzerland and San Diego Zoo in California. He used to write frequent articles about current affairs in the Middle East and translated several military books such as; Military Leadership, Surface to Surface Artillery, Staff Duties in the Field, Handling Units in the Field, Map Reading, Military Dictionary and many other tactical and technical pamphlets. In 1985, he was appointed in Jordan TV, department of censorship and evaluation of English programs until year 2000. [edit] SourcesThe Hashemite Homeland and Its Men By: Housam Asfour Jordan national Library Registration number: 2053/8/2005 193.188.252.51 06:17, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Rugate filter
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[edit] Sourceshttp://www.iof.fraunhofer.de/departments/optical-coatings/nir-vis/index_d.html 145.64.134.241 07:36, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Lincoln Park Statesman
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The mission statement of the newspaper is: "The Lincoln Park Statesman is a conservative newspaper dedicated to truth in journalism. It is committed to fostering the public discourse essential to democracy while maintaining the highest standards of quality. It is committed to preserving and promoting American values while embracing and exploring conservative philosophies both economically and socially." [edit] SourcesLincoln Park Statesman Homepage - http://www.depaulca.org/site/home.html http://www.splc.org/newsflash.asp?id=1381 Collegiate Network- http://www.isi.org/cn/members/papers.aspx 67.173.176.74 07:49, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Sarab Thapar
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[edit] HealthQuest
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HealthQuest is the New South Wales government medical office, situated at 59 Goulburn Street, Sydney. On HealthQuest's website it is reported that HealthQuest is a statutory corporation which reports to the N.S.W. Minister for Health. It is said to be a self-funded, not for profit organization providing occupational health services to both government and private sector employees. The HealthQuest Board is made up of six members: Dr Ian R Gardner - Occupational Physician Mr Wayne Cahill - Solicitor Mr Terrence Hannan - Representative of the Labour Council of NSW Mr Richard Persson - Chairman for HealthQuest/Administrator Warringah council. Ms Rosemary Milkins - Health NSW Senior Executive The CEO of HealthQuest is Alison Viney, Solicitor and now magistrate. Source: HealthQuest's website: http://www.healthquest.gov.au/about_us.htm HealthQuest has a troubled history. Set up years ago to replace the Medical and Immunisation Centre, during its better known times it was headed by Dr Helia Gapper, Government Medical Officer, and Dr Helen Jagger. Dr Gapper's qualification consists of a medical degree and a Certificate in Public Health (England). She is not a specialist. Government departments were required to pay for the services supplied by HealthQuest. As a result, they had an expectation that their wishes regarding the employee would be adhered to. The June 2005 Newsletter of HealthQuest, which is aimed at employers in the government sector, contains this sinister sounding statement by Alison Viney: "To ensure you are obtaining the services you need from HealthQuest and to discuss those occupational health issues which just will not go away at all, clients are being contacted to arrange a meeting time with our CEO Alison Viney, please take this opportunity to ensure you are getting the most out of your occupational health provider. In addition over the last 12 months our CEO has addressed larger groups of HR managers. Topics of interest have included Getting the Most from your HealthQuest Referral, What Happens at the HealthQuest Examination and When is the Right Time to Refer to HealthQuest?" Source: HealthQuest's June 2005 Annual Report. Over the years concerns were raised by whistleblowers that HealthQuest was being used as a tool to have them dismissed from their employment by means of bogus 'retirement certificates' citing obscure conditions such as 'borderline personality disorder', 'adjustment disorder', 'cognitive dysfunction', 'disthymia' and even in one case, 'schizophrenia'. The false diagnosis of schizophrenia was very common in Soviet Russia. Although Dr Gapper and Dr Jagger had no qualifications in psychiatry they signed these certificates. Neither Gapper nor Jagger ever actually saw any of the HealthQuest victims. On the following website actual documents issued by HealthQuest can be found: wbde.org There was a "Medical Appeals Panel" but when one government employee who had raised concerns in the workplace about safety and was sent to HealthQuest where he was certified with a condition which he did not have attempted to find out who was on the panel, it was discovered there were no panel members. No panel ever met. The victim had no right to appear before the non-existent panel. The "Medical Appeals Panel" was just there to rubber-stamp the HealthQuest decision. Questions were raised in N.S.W. Parliament about HealthQuest on several occasions. Dr Pezzutti was one member of Parliament who asked pertinent questions about HealthQuest's activities. In late 1997 a large number of HealthQuest victims had found each other and began to protest outside Parliament and outside the HealthQuest building itself. As well, in early 1998, a protest was held outside the N.S.W. Teachers Federation, which has supported HealthQuest decisions over the years and has given its members misinformation regarding the integrity of past HealthQuest psychologists and psychiatrists. The Public Service Association is another union which has failed to warn its members about HealthQuest in past years. A very well known HealthQuest activist is Gerard Crewdson, an employee of the Department of Disability and Home Care, who raised questions and concerns about the mistreatment of disabled people in a group home. He was sent to HealthQuest where he was declared to be unfit for work as a means of removing him from the workplace. For information about the many cases Mr Crewdson has brought to court, being self-represented, over the past nine years see the Austlii website: Mr Crewdson is a graduate of the School of Architecture at Wellington University, an artist and jazz musician. He has been at the forefront of the fight to have the courts make findings favourable to HealthQuest victims and not always findings favourable to the N.S.W. government. HealthQuest victims organized publicity about their plight through the media in 1997-1998. Coverage was given by the Sun Herald (reporter Sue Williams) and Channel 7 (A Current Affair). Fresh complaints were made to the Independent Commission Against Corruption and the Health Care Complaints Commission. Previously these two bodies had rejected all HealthQuest complaints but under pressure and having been exposed by the media, they finally took the complaints seriously. Dr Gapper and Dr Jagger were made to answer questions before an I.C.A.C. inquiry. Hadi Stambouliah, HealthQuest psychologist, whose report was used to certify that one activist had 'cognitive dysfunction', was put on trial by the Psychologists Registration Board. The victim gave evidence but the trial was held in secret. No members of the public were allowed in. Stambouliah was found not guilty. Gapper, Jagger and Stambouliah no longer work at HealthQuest. Dr Jagger has been promoted within the N.S.W. health system. Dr Gapper has disappeared and is probably no longer in Australia. Stambouliah runs a private clinic. The C.E.O. of HealthQuest, Alison Viney, has been made a magistrate. The I.C.A.C. oversaw an inquiry into HealthQuest practices and a report was produced called the Lowe Report which basically demanded that HealthQuest become more transparent. HealthQuest victims had hoped for criminal charges to be laid against the doctors involved in the corrupt behaviour but this has never happened. It seems HealthQuest is untouchable. As a result of the Lowe Report, HealthQuest underwent some cosmetic changes. But as recently as 2004, a public servant was certified unfit despite certificates of fitness provided by the Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service. The person appealed to the Medical Appeals Panel immediately. They were not informed how long the appeal would take. This has been a tactic used by the Panel in the past: an appeal could take a week to decide, or a year but the appellant is given no information. The person wrote to the Medical Appeals Panel stating that the Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service was organizing an extensive assessment which would be provided to the Panel within three weeks. The assessment, which showed the person was fit for work, was posted to the Panel and on the very same day that they received the assessment, they wrote to the appellant stating that he appeal was over, but that the report had been placed on their file. The current members of the Medical Appeals Panel are not known. The doctor in charge of HealthQuest at that time was Dr Armand Casolin. He continued to deny the public servant employment by making statements that he found the person 'unfit' although he had never met the person and by refusing a CRS request that the person be re-assessed or that the appeal be re-opened to include the new report. This person underwent several HealthQuest assessments, at all of which they were found to be fit after examination by general practitioners, but Dr Casolin over-ruled the findings. Dr Casolin left HealthQuest and was replaced by Dr Peter Dodwell. High hopes were held for Dr Dodwell by HealthQuest activists. He had no history of dodgy assessments in his home country, New Zealand. However he continued to refuse to certify that the public servant mentioned above was fit. Under pressure to do something, he stated that a 'proper assessment' including examination by psychiatrists and psychologists would cost around $3,000. There were no reports in recent history that this person had any kind of mental illness. In fact their recent work history had been unblemished. Eventually he did reluctantly find the person provisionally fit but made a defamatory comment about their health which makes them unemployable. He then reported the person to the police for allegedly publishing material detrimental to HealthQuest and requested the Medical Defence Board prosecute the person. Several complaints have been made to the Health Care Complaints Commission and the Independent Commission Against Corruption about Dr Dodwell recently. However these bodies have shown in the past that they are somewhat unwilling to make findings against HealthQuest. It seems that HealthQuest will continue to operate as it has always done, and that nothing ever changes. Neither the Universal Declaration of Human Rights nor the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights means anything in New South Wales. [edit] SourcesCat Ballou 10:50, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Luer-Lock
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[edit] Sourceshttp://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luer-Lock 62.25.109.195 13:05, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Jumppoweriser community pages
[edit] APTX4869
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Alternate spellings 222.118.83.52 14:30, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
Done Part Deux 22:42, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] 8lbs 6oz Infant Baby Jesus
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8lbs 6oz Baby Jesus
I see Jesus as singing lead vocals to Lynard Skynard
with an angel band and I'm sittin' in the front row HAMMERED Drunk.
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Not done Part Deux 22:43, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Semaj Booker
[edit] Jørgen Mahler Elbang
[edit] Hazrat Omar as a role model leader
[edit] American Soccer Player Signs in Italy
[edit] Luke Heudebourck
[edit] Ryan International School
[edit] Major Airline
[edit] Claree Redfield
[edit] Ensoniq SQ-80
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The SQ-80 was bascially an update to the original ESQ-1 but included more waveforms, a floppy disk drive for storing patches and sequences, and they improved the onboard sequencer. Many ways like the ESQ-1, its 61-note keyboard is full, responsive and has polyphonic aftertouch. The aftertouch can be used to control a variety of modulation parameters such as the LFO. Pitch and mod wheels and plenty of front-panel buttons and a few sliders make accessing and editing fairly easy and hands-on. The keyboard can be split or layered. The pattern-based 8-track multitimbral sequencer is user friendly with several features including quantization, bounce-able tracks, 60 sequence patterns and 20 songs. And they can be saved to disk along with any patches you've created and any SysEx Midi data. Unfortunately, the SQ-80 has no built-in effects. Unfortunately the SQ-80 did not progress far enough in sounds & features leading Ensoniq to quickly follow up with the VFX model. [edit] Sources66.114.104.164 19:40, 29 January 2007 (UTC) |
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[edit] Wales and Hamblen Building
[edit] Dana L. French
[edit] Psyopus
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[edit] Discography2003 - "3003" (self released Demo) [edit] Sources
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[edit] Neck corset
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Stays incorporated in a neck corset are specially made shorter ones, used to support the weight of the head on the shoulders, while corset structure helps in maintaining posture by keeping the chin high and the neck extended. It often combined with traditional corset in order to achieve better posture. Some neck corsets are designed to cover the mouth, and they are primarily used in BDSM, because they can be used as gag. [edit] Sources
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