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An unreleased track by the rapper eminem.

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This is an episode from the Degrassi: The Next Generation television series.
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  1.  TENNESSEE - Filmed in Dunlap, 2007
 
  2. BLACK SNAKE MOAN - Filmed in Memphis, 2005
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     TWO WEEKS - Filmed in Nashville, 2005
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     WALK THE LINE - Filmed in Memphis, 2004
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     THE WORK AND THE GLORY - Filmed in Madisonville, 2004
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     HUSTLE & FLOW - Filmed in Memphis, 2004
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     OUR VERY OWN - Filmed in Shelbyville, 2004
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     HEAVEN’S FALL - Filmed in Chattanooga, 2004
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     DALTRY CALHOUN -Filmed in Columbia, 2004
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     FORTY SHADES OF BLUE - Filmed in Memphis, 2004
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     THE HEART IS DECEITFUL ABOVE ALL THINGS - Filmed in Knoxville, 2003
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     NASCAR: The IMAX Experience 3D - Filmed in Bristol, 2003
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     MOTOCROSS KIDS - Filmed in Hurricane Mills, 2003
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     DODGE CITY: A SPAGHETTO WESTERN - Filmed in Nashville, 2003
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     BELL WITCH: THE MOVIE - Filmed in Sevierville, 2002
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     21 GRAMS - Filmed in Memphis 2002
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     A PAINTED HOUSE - Filmed in Memphis 2002
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     THE ADVENTURES OF OCIEE NASH - Filmed in Chattanooga, 2002
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     HEAD OF STATE - Filmed in Nashville, 2002
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     STUEY - Filmed in Nashville & Columbia, 2002
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     OUR COUNTRY aka TWANG - Filmed in Middle TN, 2000-2002
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     CHARLIE'S WAR - Filmed in Nashville, Watertown, Lebanon, 2002
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     CHANGING HEARTS - Filmed in Nashville, 2001
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     FALSE PROPHETS aka GAS STATION JESUS - Filmed in Nashville, 2001
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     THE LAST CASTLE - Filmed in Nashville, 2001
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     THE COUNTRY BEARS - Filmed in Nashville, 2001
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     AMERICAN SAINT - Filmed in Memphis, 2001
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     CIVIL BRAND - Filmed in Nashville, 2000
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     THE POOR AND HUNGRY - Filmed in Memphis 2000
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     CAST AWAY - Filmed in Memphis 2000
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     A DEATH IN THE FAMILY - Filmed in Nashville 2000
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     ALL OVER AGAIN - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1999
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     A WOMAN’S STORY - Filmed in Memphis 1998
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     THE GREEN MILE - Filmed in Nashville, 1998
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     OCTOBER SKY - Filmed in Knoxville, Morgan Co., Campbell Co., 1998
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     FILMS THAT SUCK - Filmed in Nashville, 1998
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     THE BIG MUDDY - Filmed in Memphis 1998
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     EXISTO - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     BLOOD, FRIENDS & MONEY - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     IN DREAMS - Filmed in Maryville, 1997
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     U.S. MARSHALS - Filmed in Reelfoot Lake State Park, 1997
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     THE RAINMAKER - Filmed in Memphis, 1997
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     FINDING GRACELAND - Filmed in Memphis, 1997
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     WAG THE DOG - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     A LETTER FROM DEATH ROW - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     THE SORE LOSERS - Filmed in Memphis 1997
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     DILL SCALLION - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     DOING TIME FOR PATSY CLINE - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     GUMMO - Filmed in Nashville, 1997
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     LUNKER LAKE - Filmed in Nashville, 1996
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     GET ON THE BUS - Filmed in Nashville, 1996
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     THE PEOPLE VS. LARRY FLYNT - Filmed in Memphis, 1996
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     FLED - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1996
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     LAST DANCE - Filmed in Nashville, 1996
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     THE DELTA - Filmed in Memphis, 1996
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     BOX OF MOONLIGHT - Filmed in Maryville & Knoxville, 1995
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     TEENAGE TUPELO - Filmed in Memphis, 1995
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     A FAMILY THING - Filmed in Memphis, 1995
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     WITHOUT AIR - Filmed in Memphis, 1995
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     CHRISTY - Filmed in Townsend, 1994-1995
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     COBB - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1994
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     THE JUNGLE BOOK - Filmed in Fall Creek Falls State Park, 1994
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     THE SPECIALIST - Filmed in Rock Island State Park, 1994
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     THE EXPERT - Filmed in Nashville, 1994
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     THE FIRM - Filmed in Memphis, 1993
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     THE CLIENT - Filmed in Memphis, 1993
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     THE THING CALLED LOVE - Filmed in Nashville, 1992
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     DEMENTED - Filmed in Cookeville, 1991
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     THE GUN IN BETTY LOU’S HANDBAG - Filmed in Memphis, 1991
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     ERNEST SCARED STUPID - Filmed in Nashville, 1991
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     TRESPASS - Filmed in Memphis, 1991
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     THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS - Filmed in Memphis, 1990
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     DAYS OF THUNDER - Filmed in Bristol, 1990
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     DUTCH - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1990
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     LOVE POTION #9 - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1990
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     BLAZE - Filmed in Great Smoky Mtns National Park, 1989
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     DELTA FORCE 2 - Filmed in Eliabethton & Carter Counties, 1989
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     ERNEST GOES TO JAIL - Filmed in Nashville, 1989
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     IN COUNTRY - Filmed in Nashville, 1989
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     GREAT BALLS OF FIRE! - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     ELVIS AND ME - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     MYSTERY TRAIN - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     LENINGRAD COWBOYS GO AMERICA - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     GOODBYE, MISS 4TH OF JULY - Filmed in Jonesborough, 1988
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     HEART OF DIXIE - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     NO JUSTICE - Filmed in Cookeville, 1988
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     TENNESSEE NIGHTS aka TENNESSEE WALTZ - Filmed in Dyersburg & Nashville, 1988
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     ROOTS: THE GIFT - Filmed in Nashville, 1988
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     THE CONTEMPORARY GLADIATOR - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     U2: RATTLE AND HUM - Filmed in Memphis, 1988
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     BIG BUSINESS - Filmed in Campbell Co., 1987
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     WINTER PEOPLE - Filmed in Carter Co., 1987
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     THE CURSE - Filmed in Tellico Plains, 1986
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     ERNEST GOES TO CAMP - Filmed in Nashville, 1986
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     KING KONG LIVES - Filmed in Fall Creek Falls State Park, Wears Valley & Sevier Co., 1986
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     LONG SHADOWS - Filmed in Knoxville, 1986
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     ‘ROUND MIDNIGHT - Filmed in Nashville, 1985
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     DR. OTTO AND THE RIDDLE OF THE GLOOM BEAM - Filmed in Fall Creek Falls State Park, 1985
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     AT CLOSE RANGE - Filmed in Franklin & Spring Hill, 1985
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     MARIE - Filmed in Nashville, 1984
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     RUNNING MATES - Filmed in Nashville, 1984
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     SWEET DREAMS - Filmed in Nashville, 1984
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     STARMAN - Filmed in Nashville & Chattanooga, 1984
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     WHAT COMES AROUND - Filmed in Nashville, 1984
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     THE BEAR - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1984
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     THE RIVER - Filmed in Hawkins & Sullivan Co., 1983
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     THE DOLLMAKER - Filmed in Sevier & Blount Co., 1983
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     MAKING THE GRADE - Filmed in Memphis, 1983
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     RHINESTONE - Filmed in Middle TN, 1983
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     WHAT WAITS BELOW - Filmed in Cumberland Caverns, 1983
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     THE RIVER RAT - Filmed in Reelfoot Lake & Memphis, 1983
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     HONKYTONK MAN - Filmed in Nashville, 1982
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     LIVING PROOF: THE HANK WILLIAMS JR. STORY - Filmed in Standing Stone State Park, 1982
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     THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN GEORGIA - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1980
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     COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER - Filmed in Nashville, 1979
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     THE EVIL DEAD - Filmed in Morristown & Hamblen Co., 1979
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     J.D. AND THE SALT FLAT KID - Filmed in Nashville, 1978
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     FINAL CHAPTER – WALKING TALL - Filmed in Henderson, 1976
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     INCOMING FRESHMAN - Filmed in Knoxville, 1976
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     NASHVILLE GIRL - Filmed in Nashville, 1976
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     FRAMED - Filmed in Tennessee, 1975
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     W.W. AND THE DIXIE DANCEKINGS - Filmed in Nashville, 1975
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     NASHVILLE - Filmed in Nashville, 1975
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     WALKING TALL PART II - Filmed in Henderson, 1975
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     THE DARWIN ADVENTURE - Filmed in Dayton, 1972
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     LOLLY-MADONNA XXX - Filmed in Tennessee, 1972
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     TIME TO RUN - Filmed in Tennessee, 1972
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     WALKING TALL - Filmed in Jackson & Henderson Co., 1972
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     DEAR DEAD DELILAH - Filmed in Nashville, 1972
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     DEADHEAD MILES - Filmed in Tennessee, 1971
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     I WALK THE LINE - Filmed in Gainesboro, 1970
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     WALK IN THE SPRING RAIN - Filmed in Sevier & Blount Co., 1970
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     NASHVILLE REBEL - Filmed in Nashville, 1966
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     THAT TENNESSEE BEAT - Filmed in Tennessee, 1966
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     YOUR CHEATIN' HEART - Filmed in Nashville, 1964
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     ALL THE WAY HOME - Filmed in Knoxville, 1962
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     WILD RIVER - Filmed in Hiawassee River & Bradley Co., 1959
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     COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY - Filmed in Nashville, 1958
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     THUNDER ROAD - Filmed in East TN, 1957
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     RAINTREE COUNTY - Filmed in Reelfoot Lake State Park, 1956
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     GRAND OLE OPRY - Filmed in Nashville, 1940
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     THE RIVER - Filmed in Memphis, 1937
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     THE BLUE AND THE GRAY - Filmed in Chattanooga, 1934
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     HALLELUJAH - Filmed in Memphis, 1929
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     THE HUMAN MILL - Filmed in Franklin, 1923 

.........More to come!
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Westminster Centre is a shopping mall in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. It is located at the intersection of Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue in the Uptown area of New Westminster. Notable retailers include London Drugs, TD Canada Trust, Vancity, BCAA, and Starbucks.

The mall opened under the name Westminster Mall in 1978, and was renamed Westminster Centre in 2004 to reflect the changing mix of uses in the complex. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors of the building offer a variety of professional and medical offices. Over the years, Westminster Centre has undergone a number of renovations. The last major renovation was in 2005, which added the London Drugs store.

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shopping centre website: www.westminstercentre.com www.newofficespace.ca

206.116.197.242 03:29, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
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www.lost.eu is an online game built by teenagers from a school in the United States of America. It is based on the hit TV show, Lost. The point of the game is to get somebody else to register to it before the time runs out!! If your time runs out, you will lose the game. You will be marked on creativity of where and how you posted or wrote or published the site. You will be given your own special URL and once somebody goes to that URL and joins the game, you're timer is reset and you automatically gain a point. So if you would like to join the game go to www.lost.eu/52722

Please feel free to edit this but do not vandalize!!

24.68.132.188 03:56, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

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{{TOCright}}

A fictional creature from the famous Harry Potter novels by JK Rowling.

[edit] Description

The kneazle is a small catlike creature with flecked, speckled, or spotted fur, outsize ears, and a tail like a lion's. The kneazle is intelligent, independent, and occasionaly aggresive, though if it takes a liking to a witch or wizard it is an excellent pet. It also has an uncanny ability to detect suspicious characters (i.e. Petter Pettigrew/Scabbers). The kneazle will also safely guide a lost owner home.

[edit] Breeding

Kneazles have litters of up to eighteen kittens and can interbreed with cats (see Famous Kneazles). A liscence is required for ownership as the unusual appearance of a kneazle can attract much Muggle interest.

[edit] Famous Kneazle

Crookshanks - although only half kneazle, a wise and dedicated pet to Hermione Granger, he displayed his inherited kneazle intelligent helping to indentify the once presumed-dead Petter Pettigrew.

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{{Reflist}} ^[1]

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Before Summer Ends is a rock goup

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OMFG69 is the code for the safe in a point and click game on addicting games. it also reffers to "oh my fucking god 69 (or mutual oral sex)

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Casey Stegall is a network correspondent for FOX News Channel, based in the Los Angeles bureau. Stegall joined FOX News after working as a general assignment morning reporter and substitute anchor at KDFW-TV; FOX 4 in Dallas, Texas. Prior to that, he was a city hall reporter at KVUE-TV; ABC 24 in Austin, Texas. Stegall started his journalism career as a reporter in his hometown for WTVW-TV; FOX 7 in Evansville, Indiana.

He was born and raised in Evansville, Indiana and attended college at Ball State University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in telecommunications and minored in German.

Stegall has been the recipient of several prestigious awards in the journalism industry. While in Dallas, he won a regional Emmy award for his live reporting skills. The Dallas Press Club also recognized him for his breaking news coverage and live reports. During his time in Austin, the Associated Press and Headliners Foundation named him the best reporter in Texas. Stegall also won an Edward R. Murrow award for news excellence while working for ABC in Austin.

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,287208,00.html http://lonestaremmy.org/_archives/2006_winners.php http://www.kvue.com/news/local/stories/010106kvueawards05-eh.4a396d21.html http://www.bsu.edu/tcom/article/0,1384,257380-16639-45137,00.html

76.171.29.45 04:38, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! Powers ^T 00:49, 3 July 2007 (UTC)

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Vanessa Ruiz is an Associate Judge of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, the highest court for the District of Columbia.

Judge Ruiz was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico and graduated from Wellesley College in 1972 with a BA in Philosophy and from Georgetown University Law Center in 1975. She was appointed to the Court of Appeals by President William Jefferson Clinton in 1994. Prior to being appointed to the Court, Judge Ruiz was Corporation Counsel (now Attorney General) for the District of Columbia and an attorney in private practice. Early in her career, Judge Ruiz was one of the first women to argue a case before the United States Supreme Court, arguing Havens Realty Corp. v. Coleman, 455 U.S. 363 (1982).

Judge Ruiz is active in numerous organizations and serves as immediate Past President of the National Association of Woman Judges. She is also a member of the American Law Institute and serves on the Board of Trustees for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

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http://www.dccourts.gov/dccourts/docs/DCCA_Bio_Ruiz.pdf http://www.nawj.org/board_of_directors.asp http://www.carnegieendowment.org/publications/index.cfm?fa=view&id=19007 http://www.oyez.org/cases/1980-1989/1981/1981_80_988/

208.59.120.200 04:53, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

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H.C. (Hans Christian) Erik Midelfort (born 1942), is C. Julian Bishko Professor of History and Religious Studies at the University of Virginia. He is a specialist of the German Reformation and the history of Christianity in Early Modern Europe (c. 1400-1800).

He was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and attended Yale University where he received a B.A. in History in 1964. He remained there for graduate studies in History under the supervision of Jaroslav Pelikan and other noted scholars such as Hajo Holborn. In 1970, he graduated from Yale, and his first book (Witch Hunting in Southwestern Germany, 1562-1684: The Social and Intellectual Foundations) won the Gustav O. Arlt Award in the Humanities in 1973 from the Council of Graduate Schools in the United States.

From 1968 to 1970, he taught at Stanford University, and throughout his career, he has been a visiting scholar at Bern, Stuttgart, Harvard, and Oxford. Since 1970, he has been a member of the Corcoran Department of History at the University of Virginia. In addition to his early work on witchcraft, Midelfort is perhaps best known for his award-winning studies on madness. In 1994, he published Mad Princes in Renaissance Germany and, in 1999, A History of Madness in Sixteenth-Century Germany. For both books, he won the Roland Bainton Prize for the best book of the year in History and Theology from the Sixteenth Century Society and Conference. He is the only scholar to win the award twice. For the latter study, Midelfort also received from the Ralph Waldo Emerson Award from Phi Beta Kappa. More recently, Midelfort was selected as the lecturer-in-residence for the Dwight H. Terry Lectures at Yale University, during which he presented his latest book-length work, Exorcism and Enlightenment: Johann Joseph Gassner and the Demons of 18th-Century Germany (2005).

Because of his extensive work in translation of secondary sources, Midelfort is also well-known for strengthening connections between his German and American colleagues. Among the seminal works that he has translated on the German Reformation are Peter Blickle’s The Revolution of 1525 (co-translator with Thomas Brady) and Bernd Moeller’s Imperial Cities and the Reformation, Three Essays (co-translator with Mark U. Edwards).

He has been awarded grants from numerous organizations, including the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and in 2004, he was the recipient of a Festschrift, or commemorative volume, presented by his German colleagues: Wider alle Hexerei und Teufelswerk: Die europäische Hexenverfolgung und ihre Auswirkungen auf Südwestdeutschland, ed. Sönke Lorenz and Jürgen Michael Schmidt.

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http://www.virginia.edu/history/faculty/midelfort.html, http://www.yale.edu/terrylecture/midelfort.html

Wassi25 05:09, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

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An Italian convert to Islam for whom terrorism is a religious duty plots a terrorist attack on an epic scale but has second thoughts when he falls in love with the woman who is destined to carry out his plan.

Cast:

F. Murray Abraham

Harvey Keitel

Lucilla Agosti

Riccardo Forte

Dhaffer L'Abidine

Jane March

Federica Martinelli

Paco Reconti

Jordi Molla

Director:

Renzo Martinelli

Released:

2006

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http://imdb.com/title/tt0775090/

http://www.reel.com/movie.asp?MID=143925

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{{Stargate character }}

Dr. Jana Fraiser was a fictional character in the Stargate SG-1 TV series, played by Teryl Rothery.

[edit] Character Biography

Prior to joining Stargate Command, Dr. Jana Fraiser served as chief of the Aeromedical Services at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. Her medical education includes a B.A. magna cum laude in chemistry and biology and an M.D. at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

Jana was married before she came to the SGC, but it ended badly. She told Carter that her husband "took the term 'this man's army' a bit literally."

As the Chief Medical Officer of Stargate Command, Dr. Fraiser was responsible for maintaining the health of the SG teams, as well as the SGC's support staff and base personnel. On many occasions Fraiser was also responsible for the health of alien refugees to Earth, including Goa'uld symbiotes. She took the lead role in identifying infectious diseases, which are a constant threat when exploring new worlds, and developed various medcial solutions to the problems faced when caring for alien beings. She defended her medical principles as strongly as her patients, sometimes in contradiction to near-term mission goals and regardless of the identity of her patients.

Over her years with the SGC, Jana became the foremost expert on Goa'uld symbiotes. She pioneered numerous technological advancements, and became an expert at regulating and administering Tretonin.

Jana was killed in action during a rescue mission to P3X-666; she was attempting to treat a wounded soldier when she was hit and killed by an errant staff blast.

[edit] Notable Appearances

[edit] Introduction

Jana Fraiser first appeared in season one, when she endeavored to find a cure to an alien disease that turned humans into caveman-like creatures. She succeeds in developing a cure based on anti-histamine medication both she and Daniel Jackson take for allergies.^[2]

[edit] Capturing Hathor

Later in the season, Dr. Fraiser is one of several women enlisted by then-Captain Carter to capture the Goa'uld queen Hathor from the brainwashed males at the SGC. In this episode, she reveals her ex-husband was a chauvinist, taking the slogan 'this man's army' a little too literally.^[3]

[edit] Cassandra

Soon after, Fraiser adopted Cassandra - an alien orphan whose people had been exterminated by the Goa'uld System Lord Nirrti. Later, in season five, we see more of the relationship between Jana and Cassandra. Strained as it may be, Jana cares for Cassandra as if she were her own daughter.^[4][5]

[edit] Treating Apophis

When Apophis demanded asylum on Earth in season two, Fraiser treated his injuries against the wishes of most of the members of SG-1. His injuries were ultimately too severe and despite her best efforts, she could prevent the passing of neither the symbiote or its host.^[6]

[edit] 2010

In the year 2010 (in an alternate timeline), Fraiser and Carter discover a conspiracy on Earth engineered by the Aschen to sterilize the entire population so as to eventually have uncontested control of the planet. In the alternate timeline, Fraiser had become obsolete after the arrival of the Aschen, who brought far more advanced medical technology with them. It is because she still maintains her 'old' equipment that Carter and Fraiser begin to suspect the Aschen are sterilizing the population, and she and SG-1 are eventually able to alter the timeline to prevent the Aschen from gaining a foothold on Earth.^[7]

[edit] Death

When a film crew comes to document the SGC in late season seven, Fraiser was interviewed for Emmett Bregman's documentary celebrating the 1000th trip through the Stargate. During a shared meal with the documentarian, Fraiser was called away to a medical emergency on P3X-666 where she treated Senior Airman Simon Wells for a staff blast wound. Unfortunately, she was shot by a Jaffa that had penetrated the guards perimeter - the blast killed her instantly. Dr. Jackson, who had been filming a message for Airman Wells' wife, caught the incident on camera. Her loss greatly affected all SGC personnel, and was noted to the very top of the U.S. Administration as a tragic loss.^[8]

Airman Wells survived thanks to Dr. Frasier and named his daughter "Jana" in honor of Dr. Frasier.

[edit] Re-Appearance

Fraiser later returned in season nine, as an alternate reality version of Dr. Fraiser that appears when several SG-1 teams from alternate realities are pulled together; in her reality, she survived the mission and joined SG-1 as a regular member. In an emotional moment, Carter, Jackson and Teal'c are able to say goodbye to her as they couldn't do before her death.^[9]

[edit] Eulogy

Samantha Carter, speaking at Jana Fraiser's memorial, held inside the Gate Room at Stargate Command:

{{cquote|Jana Fraiser was an extraordinary person. She was kind and funny and talented. Above all, she was courageous. Try as I might, I could not find the words to honour her, to do justice to her life. Thankfully, I got some help. While words alone may not be enough, there are some names that might do. We often talk about those that give their lives in the service of their country, and while Jana Fraiser did just that, that's not what her life was about. The following are the names of the men and women who did not die in service, but who are in fact alive today, because of Jana. Major Samantha Carter. Doctor Daniel Jackson. Colonel Jack O'Neill. Teal'c. Sergeant Connie Smith. Major Ian Hules. Senior Airman Simon Well... (fades)}}

[edit] References

{{Reflist|2}}

[edit] External links

• Gateworld Transcripts - Episode transcripts courtesy of Gateworld.net
• JanetFraiser.com - a fan site dedicated to Janet
• Stargate Wiki — Comprehensive character biography.

{{Recurring characters on Stargate SG-1}}

Fraiser, Jana Fraiser, Jana Fraiser, Jana Fraiser, Jana

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Voodoo Queen is an unreleased song by the American Hard Rock Band Van Halen. It was never officially released on any Van Halen Album, although it does appear on the famous Gene Simmons Demos and other assorted demos done by the band prior to their debut in 1978. Most of the guitar, bass, and drum work was used to create the song Mean Street, from Van Halen's Fair Warning(1981) album. The main riff is the consistency, while the verses were used to accompany Mean Street's chorus. Voodoo Queen's chorus musical arrangement never saw the light of a Van Halen album, and the guitar solos were completely different. The ending of the song was also taken and used for the ending of Van Halen's Hot For Teacher(1984).

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Gurudwara San Sahib is located at Basarke in the district of Amritsar. The Gurdwara preseves a hole in a wall which is relevant to the story below.

Guru Angad Dev Ji pronounced Guru Amar Das Ji to be the next Guru at a city named Goindwal. This angered Datu, the son of Guru Angad Dev Ji, and as a result Datu forcibly told Guru Amar Das Ji to leave Goindwal.

Guru Amar Das Ji obeyed in order to avert conflict and returned to his family village of Basarke. Here the Guru secluded himself in a small hut with a note on the door reading 'He who opens this door is no Sikh of mine, nor am I his Guru.'

A delegation of Sikhs lead by Baba Buddha found Guru Angad Dev Ji in the hut at Basarke. Not wanting to defy the note written by Guru Amar Das Ji they devised a plan. Rather than entering through the door they created a hole in the wall of the room and entered instead through this hole.

Once inside they pleaded with the Guru to return to Goindwal as only he was their true beloved Guru and the Sikhs could not live without him. Guru Amar Das Ji finally relented and returned with the Sikhs to Goindwal.

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Hisham Abdel Khalek (born Hisham Ahmed Abdel Khalek on December 25, 1979 in Giza - Egypt) is an Egyptian producer, director and script writer.

He studied computer science and graduated from the Modern Academy in Maadi – Egypt. At age of 18, he started his career in the art field and opened the first Arabic e-magazine named “Alam El Fonoun”. At the age of 19, he joined the team of Alexandria International Film Festival as public relation director and became the year after the artistic director of the festival.

In 2002, he was involved in the production of opera “Aida” in Doha, Qatar and “Aida” under the pyramids of Giza as the artistic director. He produced a series of operas and classic music concerts in Egypt, Syria, Dubai and other countries. His operatic repertoire includes 20 operas ranging from Aida, Tosca, Carmen, Rigoletto, La Traviata, La Boheme to Turandot.

He also founded the international animation celebration in Dubai. He worked as a consultant and director of many companies including Studio 7 productions, Nile Cinema, Star animation, Mizalat, Capacity world and others. In 2003 he founded his own production company “AraMage Artistic Production” in Damascus, Syria then moved to Cairo, Egypt. He produced more than 20 films, short movies and documentaries. He is a consultant of 23 international film festivals in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. He participated as a jury member in many international film festivals.

He is currently writing and producing a movie called “To Whom it May Concern” to be directed by Khaled El Hagar. He is also co producing, co writing and co directing an animation movie of opera “Aida” by Verdi, a French, Egyptian, German, British co production.

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Vidya College of Engineering is an engineering college in Meerut affiliated by UP Technical University. This college is a part of an Integrated Knowledge Park.

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A Pure Pakistani Company, Systek is a research and development based electronic engineering enterprise engaged in manufacturing and marketing of state-of-the-art Power Electronics and Telecommunication products.

Its Intelligent Uninterruptible Power Systems are based on On-line and Line-interactive technologies with Pure Sine-wave and Conditioned Sine-wave outputs that provide 'power with protection'.

While its Telephone Exchanges and Intercom Systems cater to requirements of homes to large offices and thus 'make communication easy'. This national company has its offices in major cities and a sales and support network spread throughout the country.

Systek website

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The nepenthes aristolochoides is one of the weirdist carnivorous plants. It is a very rare type of pitcher plant the is around the NE Status. Unlike other pitcher plants it has the hole on the side of the plant, not the top. It only originates in a mountan range that has barily any of this plant on it. You would be lucky to oun one.

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The Hills: Season 2. Will begin on January 15th, 2008 at 10:00 pm. I hope you enjoy the show.

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Chris Cox is a contemporary mind reader and the Assistant Producer on BBC Radio 1's Chris Moyles Show.

He is often referred to as "Little Chris" or "Chris The Magician."

He performs mind-reading magic and comedy shows. In 2006 he was in Chris Cox He Can't Read Minds? at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He is back in 2007 with Everything Happens For A Reason at the Gilded Balloon.

Colin Murray is the co-director of his stage shows.

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The first source baffles me; what is it, and what does it reveal about Chris Cox? Is there a transcript? The second source is all right, but it's a bit inflated and talks primarily about the new show, not about Cox himself. The third link is an article written by Cox, which doesn't provide any information about him. The fourth is his personal web site. None of these are sufficient to establish notability.

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Don Loizou moved to london from cyprus with nothing but soon established him self as one of londons top gangster and respectabel men owning restrants and gambeling rooms he done buissness with the creay twins , adams family mafia and was a known assiciate with ronny biggs the grat train robber, his oldest sone andrew loizou was main candidate to take over but as he has not acted his son jonathon loizou is likely to move to london and rebuild the loizou empire wen he becomes older.

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London knowledge www.londonmafihistory.com

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172.206.110.212 16:42, 30 June 2007 (UTC) Bow e3 is an area in east london it's enemy's are poplar and burdett

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[10:04] <AnTi_MTtr> The_8472: cuz friends dont waste wine when there's words to sell [10:04] <AnTi_MTtr> i feel like love is in the kitchen iwth the cullenary eye [10:05] <HardDisk> jeep explosion, and they arrested two men [10:05] <Cacheelma> Why wasn't there a new Kyle XY s02e03 HDTV yesterday? [10:05] * cdrwinz (~cdrwinz@82-42-120-59.cable.ubr07.live.blueyonder.co.uk) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [10:05] <NoahMPLS> yep [10:05] <Bubbette> someone broke it [10:05] <ig88b> good afternoon [10:05] <AnTi_MTtr> goodmorning ig88b! [10:05] <AnTi_MTtr> you can fix me up ig88b, we'll go along way [10:05] <Genesis`> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_AnTi_MTtr_Sexual_Deviations#sheep [10:05] <mavhc> 2 mins until that page exists [10:05] <mavhc> 2.5 mins until it doesn't again [10:05] <Genesis`> afternoonig [10:06] <AnTi_MTtr> !?@#!@? [10:06] <AnTi_MTtr> lol [10:06] <The_8472> AnTi_MTtr, i don't drink wine. so it would be wasted anyway [10:06] <ig88b> uh huh [10:06] <Genesis`> i need coffee [10:07] <Genesis`> frozen preferably

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Ron Sun is a cognitive scientist, and currently Professor of Cognitive Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and formerly the James C. Dowell Professor of Engineering and Professor of Computer Science at University of Missouri-Columbia. He received his Ph.D in 1992 from Brandeis University.

His research interest centers around the study of cognition, especially in the areas of cognitive architectures, human reasoning and learning, cognitive social simulation, and hybrid connectionist-symbolic models. For his paper on integrating rule-based and connectionist models for accounting for human everyday reasoning, he received the 1991 David Marr Award from Cognitive Science Society. For his work on human skill learning, he received the 2008 Hebb Award from the International Neural Network Society.

Throughout the past two decades, he has been conducting research in the fields of psychological learning and hybrid neural networks (by applying these models to research on human skill acquisition). Specifically, he has worked on the integrated effect of top-down and bottom-up learning in human skill acquisition in a variety of task domains, for example, navigation tasks (Sun, Merrill, & Peterson, 2001), reasoning tasks, and implicit learning tasks (Sun, Slusarz, & Terry, 2005). This inclusion of bottom-up learning processes has been revolutionary in cognitive psychology, because most previous models of learning have focused exclusively on top-down learning (whereas human learning clearly happens in both directions). This research has culminated with the development of an integrated cognitive architecture that can be used to provide a quantitative explanation of empirical psychological learning data. The model, CLARION, is a hybrid neural network that can be used to simulate problem solving and social interactions as well. More importantly, CLARION was the first psychological model that proposed an explanation for the “bottom-up learning” mechanisms present in human skill acquisition: His numerous papers on the subject have brought attention to this neglected area in cognitive psychology.

He is the founding co-editor-in-chief of the journal Cognitive Systems Research, and also serves on the editorial boards of many other journals. He is the general chair and the program chair of CogSci 2006, and the program chair of IJCNN 2007. He is a member of the Governing Boards of Cognitive Science Society and International Neural Networks Society. His URL is: http://www.cogsci.rpi.edu/~rsun

Books:

R. Sun, Cognition and Multi-Agent Interaction: From Cognitive Mdoeling to Social Simulation. Cambridge University Press, New York. 2006.

R. Sun, Duality of the Mind. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ. 2002.

R. Sun and L. Giles, (eds.) Sequence Learning: Paradigms, Algorithms, and Applications. Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg. 2000.

S. Wermter and R. Sun, (eds.) Hybrid Neural Systems. Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg. 2000.

R. Sun and F. Alexandre, (eds.) Connectionist-Symbolic Integration. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ. 1997.

R. Sun, Integrating Rules and Connectionism for Robust Commonsense Reasoning. John Wiley and Sons, New York. 1994.

R. Sun & L. Bookman, (eds.), Computational Architectures Integrating Neural and Symbolic Processes. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Needham, MA. 1994.

URL: http://www.cogsci.rpi.edu/~rsun

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Books:

R. Sun, Cognition and Multi-Agent Interaction: From Cognitive Mdoeling to Social Simulation. Cambridge University Press, New York. 2006.

R. Sun, Duality of the Mind. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ. 2002.

R. Sun and L. Giles, (eds.) Sequence Learning: Paradigms, Algorithms, and Applications. Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg. 2000.

S. Wermter and R. Sun, (eds.) Hybrid Neural Systems. Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg. 2000.

R. Sun and F. Alexandre, (eds.) Connectionist-Symbolic Integration. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ. 1997.

R. Sun, Integrating Rules and Connectionism for Robust Commonsense Reasoning. John Wiley and Sons, New York. 1994.

R. Sun & L. Bookman, (eds.), Computational Architectures Integrating Neural and Symbolic Processes. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Needham, MA. 1994.

URL: http://www.cogsci.rpi.edu/~rsun

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Kristin Lilley is hot

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4th Pyramid is a Canadian alternative hip-hop artist signed to the Def Jux record label. Thus far 4th pyramid has released three full length albums, T.O. to N.Y.: Worldwide, Faragented and The Light is but the Shade of the Darkness and and one EP, The Fantazmic EP. 65.190.72.114 23:20, 30 June 2007 (UTC)¹

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ネガとポジ Nega to Poji (Negative and Positive) is Japanese rock band Plastic Tree's eighth full-length album, released on 27 June 2007. Like their previous albums cell. and シヤンデリア Chandelier, the album came packaged in both a limited edition with an extra DVD, and a regular edition.

Tracklisting

1. 眠れる森 (Nemureru Mori; Sleeping Forest)
2. 不純物 (Fujunbutsu; Impurity)
3. エレジイー (Erejii; Elegy)
4. スピカ (ネガとポジ版) (Supika [Nega to Poji han]; Spica [Nega to Poji Version])
5. ザザ降り、ザザ鳴り。 (Zaza Furi, Zaza Nari.; Rain "Zaza," Sound "Zaza.")
6. 無人駅 (Mujin Eki; Empty Station)
7. オレンジ (Orenji; Orange)
8. Sabbath
9. egg
10. 涙腺回路 (Ruisen Kairo; Lachrymal Gland Circuit)
11. 黒い傘 (Kuroi Kasa; Black Umbrella)
12. アンヅロメタモルフォーゼ (Andurometamorufoze; Andrometamorphose)
13. 真っ赤な糸(ネガとポジ版) (Makka na Ito [Nega to Poji han]; Deep Red Thread [Nega to Poji Version]) -Regular Edition Bonus Track-
14. hate red, dip it (loudest sound edition) -Regular Edition Bonus Track-

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Plastic Tree official site (www.plastic-tree.com)

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She is single and loving it.. she is 31 years old and was born on April 15, 1976. she has 4 children but doesnt look like it ( lol)

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General George M. Randall (AP-115) was named after Major General George Morton Randall, a Civil War hero, and veteran of the Indian wars of the 1880s and the Philippines in the early 1900s.

General George M. Randall was a General John Pope class P2-S2-R2 transport built to commercial standards. The ship was launched at the Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Company, in Kearny, New Jersey on 30 January 1944 under a Maritime Commission contract; sponsored by Mrs. Robert A. Lovett, wife of the Assistant Secretary of War for Air; acquired and simultaneously commissioned on 15 April 1944, with Captain Carl C. von Paulsen, USCG, in command.

General George M. Randall sailed from Norfolk, Virginia, on 23 May 1944 with nearly 5,000 troops and casuals aboard, and sailing through the Panama Canal, put in at Bombay, India, on 5 July via Panama and Australia. Underway again 6 days later, she returned to San Pedro, California, on 12 August to debark over 2,000 wounded veterans. She made two more round-trip voyages from San Pedro to Bombay from 30 August 1944 to 28 February 1945.

Following a round-trip voyage from San Francisco, California, to Ulithi and back, the ship stood out under the Golden Gate on 8 June 1945 for Norfolk, arriving there on 20 June. She sailed from that port for Marseille, France, where she arrived on 8 July. There she embarked troops for redeployment in the Pacific theater. She departed on 10 July, passing through the Panama Canal for the third time, with the destination of Okinawa. When she got to the Pacific area, the war had ended, so she was directed to offload them at Manila before proceeding to San Pedro, California, where she arrived on 21 September, after the war's end.

As part of the "Magic-Carpet" fleet, General George M. Randall made six voyages from San Francisco and San Diego to the Far East, calling at Japan, China, Okinawa, and the Philippines. The first two of these trips were to re-patriate Japanese diplomats and their families back to Japan. She sailed from Pearl Harbor on 1 December 1946 for the east coast; and after undergoing peacetime alterations at Philadelphia, stood out of that port on 2 April 1947. Reaching San Francisco on 25 April, the transport began a series of shuttle runs between West Coast ports and the Far East, completing six voyages to Guam, two to China and Japan, and two to Hawaii before she was assigned to the Military Sea Transportation Service (MSTS) in October 1949.

As an MSTS ship, General George M. Randall made scheduled runs between the West Coast and the Orient until fighting erupted in Korea in the summer of 1950. She participated in the amphibious assault at Inchon which routed the North Korean Army and forced Communist evacuation of South Korea. After hordes of Chinese Communist troops poured into Korea and trapped American forces, she served in the evacuation of Hungnam, which saved the embattled G.I.'s enabling them to return to the fight. She moored at New York, New York, on 26 May 1951, and made four voyages from New York to Bremerhaven and Southampton before returning to Yokohama on 24 October 1951 via San Francisco.

For the next 3 years this far-ranging ship transported men and equipment across the Pacific between West Coast ports and Japan, Okinawa, and Formosa. In 1955 she shifted operations to the East Coast, arriving New York on 8 April 1955 for shuttle runs from New York to Bremerhaven, insuring the continuous flow of troops, dependents, and supplies to American forces in Europe. During first 3 months of 1957 she cruised the Caribbean, calling at Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Jamaica before resuming her North Atlantic transport runs out of New York 15 April.

These varied duties were highlighted by General George M. Randall's role in the 1958 Lebanon crises. Embarking 1,255 troops of the 35th Tank Battalion at Bremerhaven, and 1,001 other at La Pallice, France, she put them ashore at Beirut, Lebanon, the morning of 3 August 1958, helping to stabilize that strategic country in this swift followup by sea of the 6th Fleet's powerful and effective action with aircraft carrier planes, surface warships, and amphibious landing of Marines. General George M. Randall then returned to New York, arriving there on 16 August.

Returning to her New York-Bremerton schedule, General George M. Randall visited Spain, Turkey, Greece, and Italy in 1959, and called at ports in Iceland and the Caribbean Islands during the next year as well. On her last voyage, she cast off from Rota, Spain, and moored at New York on 13 May 1961. General George M. Randall steamed thence to Bayonne, New Jersey, where she was decommissionedon 2 June 1961; she was towed to Norfolk on 12 June to join the Maritime Administration National Defense Reserve Fleet on 16 August, at James River, Virginia.

In 1975, she was towed to Taiwan for scrapping.

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