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Doodle Inc is a comic company based in Bangor, Northern Ireland. The key people are Davis Aumionier the manager, Owen Morris the editor and Patrick Adair the writer. There website is www.doodleinc.co.nrwhere you can find all the information about there comics and upcoming comics. In an interview the manager Davis Aumionier said " I know we currently only sell comics in Bangor, Northern Ireland but we hope to expand and get more people involved in the company." Also in an interveiw with the editor Owen Morris said " When i'm older i hope to be a basketball player but still help in the comic company."
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Strapfkernerator is a norvegian band formed by Øivind Klungseth Zahlsen and Aksel Hagen Tjora in 1993. Their music is descibed as dark and melodic, and is influensed by classical music, techno and progressive rock. Their piece Requiem was recorded by the Manhattan label Trip Records in 1996. Participating is the soloists Åsne Juve (soprano) and Tor Petter Ånes (tenor) as well as a chamber orchestra lead by Einar Sjaastad.

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Interesting small town in south west Wisconsin at the intersections of Hwy 93 and 53. It's located about 22 miles north of Lacrosse.

The entire town square is built over a 6 foot thick concrete bomb shelter built in the 1800s with accesses on the south side of the town square and west side (though some climbing was needed to access the west side entrance). Over the shelter sits the town square and buildings. If you are at the town square - you are parked over the concrete shelter! In talking with some local folks, entrances also exist inside the square business buildings which sit directly over the concreted bomb shelter. See the picture of the town's central gazebo which is at the center of the shelter. This town abounds with other old hidden places- look for them when you visit and enjoy the history! Cave explorers will enjoy the many high and underground places this small town has to explore.

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See: http://www.galesvillewi.com/walkingtour.pdf for a walking tour of the small town.

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Mariah Stewart is a best-selling author of romantic fiction. Stewart's books have won or been nominated for various major awards, including the New Jersey Romance Writers' Golden Leaf Award (2003),^[1] the Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Awards (2000),^[2] the RIO Award of Excellence in Women's Fiction (2000),^[2] Colorado Romance Writers' Award of Excellence (1995).^[2]

[edit] Bibliography^[3]

[edit] Series

In reading order:

[edit] Truth series

• Cold Truth (2005)
• Hard Truth (2005)
• Dark Truth (2005)
• Final Truth (2006-HC, 2007-PB)

[edit] Dead series

• Dead Wrong (2004)
• Dead Certain (2004)
• Dead Even (2004)
• Dead End (PB) (2005-HC, 2006-PB)

[edit] Last series

• Last Look (2007)
• Last Words (2007)

[edit] Anthologies

• Wait Until Dark (2001), with Linda Anderson, Andrea Kane, and Karen Robards
• Under the Boardwalk (1999), with Geralyn Dawson, Linda Howard, Jillian Hunter, and Miranda Jarrett
• Upon a Midnight Clear (1997) with Margaret Allison, Jude Deveraux, Stef Ann Holm, and Linda Howard

[edit] Other books

• Until Dark (2003)
• The President's Daughter (2002)
• Voices Carry (2001)
• Brown-Eyed Girl (2000)
• Priceless (1999)
• Moon Dance (1999)
• Wonderful You (1998)
• Devlin's Light (1997)
• Carolina Mist (1996)
• A Different Light (1995)
• Moments in Time (1995)

[edit] External links

1. ^ Golden Leaf Award Winners 2003
2. ^ ^{a b c} Ballantine-Ivy Authors, Mariah Stewart
3. ^ Official website

• "A Conversation With Mariah Stewart" by Claire E. White of Writer's Write

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{{Clerk note}}. I don't think the awards are very "major", and I doubt the reference's reliability. --Boricuaeddie 15:54, 5 August 2007 (UTC)

{{Clerk note}}Nethertheless I think this author is notable and should have an article. GB 06:03, 6 August 2007 (UTC)

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Andrés Díaz Marrero, is a well-known Puerto Rican writer, He is author of 25 books for children and has 38 years of experience in teaching. He has worked as an elementary, middle and High school teacher, editor, librarian, and author of children's books. He is currently working as a full-time writer and as a speaker at conferences, schools and universities. Díaz Marrero was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on November 28, 1940. He studied BA in Social Sciences and an MA in Public Administration at the University of Puerto Rico. He has a lifetime Teaching Accreditation (DE).

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5/8/07 Originally starting out as a four piece, Heretics And Lovers came together after previous bands/solo projects didn't work out. The band really wanted to push themselves and take their musical abilities and song-writing to the next level. Individually, the band members worked on their own material, then each bringing ideas and influences forward to form a sound that was a progression from their previous bands and projects. As Heretics And Lovers progressed it was decided that a change was needed by adding a second guitarist (Robin Jones),who took an interest whilst hearing one of their early demos. Heretics and Lovers continue to write and work on their songs, but, with Robin bringing his own style of guitar to the mix, the sound was rejuvenated with a new energy, and as the band tour and win fans over with their energetic, tight live show; they continue to explore the progression of their unique sound. After being picked up by Dan Dexter, a producer from London, the band decided to record a new demo with some of their more recent songs. The demo, "The Eretica Sessions", was recorded and produced by Dan Dexter, and while working on the demo, he noticed the potential of the band. Now he and the band are using the 'Eretica Sessions' as a stepping stone towards a full length CD release early next year, followed by a tour towards the summer. HereticsAndLovers.co.uk

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Eugene De La Garza Also Called Gene-O was born in Mcallen,Texas now lives in Weslaco,Texas was drafted by the Houston Astros as a defensive player he Played 2nd Base for a couple of years before been realsed.

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SingStar Rock Ballads will be another PlayStation 2 karaoke game published by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and developed by SCEE and London Studio. It is the tenth installment release in the SingStar line.

SingStar Rock Ballads will come with two USB microphones that plug into the PlayStation 2 adaptor, offering an instant multi-play experience. The game will be also EyeToy compatible allowing players to actually see themselves singing within the game.

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SingStar Rock Ballads is a popular game in which players sing to music videos in order to score points. Players interface with their Playstation 2 via USB microphones while a music video plays on screen. Lyrics are shown at the bottom of the screen. SingStar 90's matches a player's song voice to the original track, with players scoring points according to how accurate their singing is. Usually, two players compete simultaneously. Certain modes of the game may vary this basic pattern, but the principle is similar throughout.

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[edit] International Track List

[edit] See also

• SingStar (series)

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• Source: Play.com (Includes Game Cover)
• Source 2: Spanish Site

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Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! Graeme Bartlett 04:29, 14 August 2007 (UTC)

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John Cyril Cato (born 1889 in Launceston, Tasmania, died 1971) was the official name of the famous photography historian Jack Cato. He was a talented theatre photographer, expedition photographer and portraitist.

He earned his main merits as an outstanding writer about the history of photography in Australia.

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• Jack Cato at camerapedia [1]

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• Cato, John Cyril "The story of the camera Australia" 1955

Cato, John Cyril Cato, John Cyril
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420 proof is a hard rock/post-grunge band from orem, utah started by cousins singer/guitaist/lyricist clint adams and singer/bassist nathan millar. in 2007 they were joined by tyson colledge on drums cousin of cameron jacobs from utah band adjacent to nothing. the band plans to release their debut album here's your proof in mid/late 2008

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members of the band

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Hal Bradshaw is a notable pharmacist that graduated from BYU and USC.

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Wikipedia, USC Notable Alumni Wikipedia, BYU Notable Alumni

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You play through 3 historical time periods of 7 levels each–Ancient, Industrial and Modern. Must complete each one before moving on to next one, but you can start next time at higher periods once completed. Obstacles cause you to need to be “quick” and/or “precise” and/or overcome being “burdened” by heavy loads. Keep your ship afloat long enough to reach your destination by patching it with Tetris-like blocks. Drag with left mouse button, rotate with right (or “SPACE” key) and drop by releasing left button. Extras include “Magic blocks” which fill large gaps. Catch fish jumping out of water for bonuses. Patch your ship with four blocks in a very short time and get extra gaps filled–which can be VERY helpful! Also, areas needing patching can be partially obscured by the water and other objects (but still patchable).

While there is the link between Carpentry and Navigatris, the fact is that Navigatris uses four units per piece, unlike Carpentry’s five, and the holes are dynamic instead of static, also, in Carpentry, you can get Masterpiece’s, etc; by filling up the entire thing without overlapping- overlapping pieces would make Navigatris so much easier! But you can’t! This somehow makes it more challenging. The fact that you work on a whole ship at once, and you can’t flip the pieces left to right and that you don’t get a duty report should be sufficient for you to figure out that this game is very different from Puzzle Pirates.

It's different slant on Tetris the same shapes, but need to insert them into “cracks” that appear in the side of the ship to repair it. Different coloured fish offer assorted bonuses/penalties (red fish causes shapes to rotate the other way) *if* you can catch them; a bit frustrating with the resultant odd shapes that can’t be filled, but magic blocks available, and also all gaps seem to fill if several shapes are placed quickly. Must work to keep ship crack-free (it slows down if there are too many), and beat the timer to the destination. Loads and obstacles vary (”Hettites” wanting to sink the ship).

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St. Marys College, Galway, was founded as the junior seminary of the dioceses of Galway, Kilmacdua and Kilfenora in 1912. Today it is the diocesan college of those dioceses. It teaches boys to the Junior Certificate and Leaving Certificate examinations. It was a boarding school until 1999.

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Norman E. Brinker was the forefounder of various monumental food agencies such as Cheezy Kid Stop, Tiger Bowl and Grill, and the nationally acclaimed NuTuChu Palace. His daughter, Kathryn, sadly was confined to a Sanatarium for much of her life because of her rare form of Schitzophrenia. Norman actually went into the business of food because he wanted to give other children with Schitzophrenia a place to eat where they didn't have to feel judged. According to Britishdelicacies.org, his coropration, Brinker International, was taken over by a very unique young man by the name of Mason Mueller. This young man, however, tragically met his death when one of the strawberries he was decorating for his marriage to Kathryn exploded because it was too frilly. His face was blasted off and never recovered.

In Normans early years, he was an outcast because all he liked to do was eat and make rice crispies. His friends found this to be unnatural, and they soon distanced themselves. On each batch of rice crispies, he liked to engrave his own saying, "You stink like baby poop after applesauce." This caused many to react angrily once they laid eyes upon the dessert. By the time he was 6, he had met the love of his life, Marie VanSwinklerhoffenburger II, Queen of Sheeba, a well known county in Rhode Island. He had also amassed several poles which he added to his granddaddys vast collection of poles. In fact, his grandmother had run a poor 7th grader into a pole when she was in 8th grade. That pole was the first to be added to his collection. The only thing that he valued more than his daughter was this pole collecion.

During his high school years, Norman came out of his rice crispy shell. He joined the peace corps, but was immediately discharged because of the distinct rice crispy aroma that hung around him constantly from his late night baking. Devastated, he went back to Rice Krispy making and even invented the first Rice Krispy Treat Smelling lotion. Because of his love for Krispies, he opened his first store in 46 1/2 BC called "Snap, Crackle, Pop". But unfortunately it went out of business because of his unfortunate habit of eating all of the merchandise.

Normans life was abruptly ended when his eyelash became contaminated with a rare form of cancer that is obtained from eating too many rice crispies. His other daughter, Elizabeth, now runs the company. Donations to the NORMAN FUND, which researches the dangers and usefull uses of rice crispies, can be mailed to 209 Gullible Dr. Knob Noster, MO 66639. They are greatly appreciated.

We all regret Normans untimely death.

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Norman E. Brinker was the forefounder of various monumental food agencies such as Cheezy Kid Stop, Tiger Bowl and Grill, and the nationally acclaimed NuTuChu Palace. His daughter, Alantina, sadly was confined to a Sanatarium for much of her life because of her rare form of Schitzophrenia. Norman actually went into the business of food because he wanted to give other children with Schitzophrenia a place to eat where they didn't have to feel judged. According to Britishdelicacies.org, his coropration, Brinker International, was taken over by a very unique young man by the name of Markoff Karkarolf. This young man, however, tragically met his death when one of the strawberries he was decorating for his marriage to Alantina exploded because it was too frilly. His face was blasted off and never recovered.

In Normans early years, he was an outcast because all he liked to do was eat and make rice crispies. His friends found this to be unnatural, and they soon distanced themselves. On each batch of rice crispies, he liked to engrave his own saying, "You stink like baby poop after applesauce." This caused many to react angrily once they laid eyes upon the dessert. By the time he was 6, he had met the love of his life, Marie VanSwinklerhoffenburger II, Queen of Sheeba, a well known county in Rhode Island. He had also amassed several poles which he added to his granddaddys vast collection of poles. In fact, his grandmother had run a poor 7th grader into a pole when she was in 8th grade. That pole was the first to be added to his collection. The only thing that he valued more than his daughter was this pole collecion.

During his high school years, Norman came out of his rice crispy shell. He joined the peace corps, but was immediately discharged because of the distinct rice crispy aroma that hung around him constantly from his late night baking. Devastated, he went back to Rice Krispy making and even invented the first Rice Krispy Treat Smelling lotion. Because of his love for Krispies, he opened his first store in 46 1/2 BC called "Snap, Crackle, Pop". But unfortunately it went out of business because of his unfortunate habit of eating all of the merchandise.

Normans life was abruptly ended when his eyelash became contaminated with a rare form of cancer that is obtained from eating too many rice crispies. His other daughter, Elizabeth, now runs the company. Donations to the NORMAN FUND, which researches the dangers and usefull uses of rice crispies, can be mailed to 209 Gullible Dr. Knob Noster, MO 66639. They are greatly appreciated.

We all regret Normans untimely death.

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Martin Valihora was born in 1976 and came from musician family. He took his first piano lesson at age of 10. His passion for drums was stronger and he started to study drums at age of 12 with his first private teacher Oldrich Petras. Then he continued study at the Conservatory of Music in Bratislava, Slovakia and finally graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston.

Martin started to work professionally at age of 16 when joined one of the most popular Slovak pop band “MIDI”. Since then he has been working as a session and studio musician with many artists in Europe and USA. He has also worked with such major labels as BMG or Polygram – Universal, and with his unique sound, he already participated in more than 30 CD albums.

In 2000 Martin received “The Best Instrumentalist of the Year” Grammy Award in Slovakia. Martin has worked with Ron Affif, Don Grusin,Hiromi, Anthony Jackson, Tony Grey, Sam Parks, Jeff Pevar (Billy Cobham, James Taylor), Bryan Carrigan (Seal, Quincy Jones, Alanis Morisette), Steve Postell, Greg Hopkins, Sergio Salvatore, Jeff Galindo, Gustav Brom Big Band, Mike Shobe Quintet, Dan Brantigan Quartet, Waking Vision , Irene Molloy, Nina Nastasja, Clara Lofaro, Berklee Concert Jazz Orchestra, Gabriel Jonas Quartet, Kelli Scarr, Chris Emerson, Chris Cheek and many others.

Currently Martin is living in NYC and working with Telarc artist Hiromi and recorded her 2 nd album called Brain on the Telarc label featuring Anthony Jackson on bass, which was released in May 2004. He will continue to collaborate with Hiromi, Waking Vision, Ron Affif Trio and continuously working, touring and recording with many other artists.
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Giorgi Leonidze, the Georgian poet, writer and philologist, was born in the Kakhetian village Patardzeuli (near Sagarejo, ca. 20 km east of Tbilisi) the 27th of December 1897. His parents were Nicolaus Leonidze, a local priest and teacher, and Sofio Gulisashvili. Though his poems were systematically published already from 1911, only later, after his article about Oscar Wilde (1915), his literary views, tending to modernism, could be revealed. He issued the almanach “Saphironi” (“sapphire”) by the money obtained from the selling his father’s house in Tbilisi. After finishing the Clerical Seminarium of Tbilisi he studied Philology at the State University of Tbilisi. Being member of the symbolistic order “Blue horns” (from 1918) he, like his colleagues, was engaged in the technical improvement of the Georgian poetry. At the same time he was the chief-editor of the weekly newspaper “Bakhtrioni” issued by the above circle.

Though Giorgi Leonidze paid a big tribute to the modernism in his early years, he is a very distinctive and deeply national poet who was connected more than his contemporaries with the ancient Georgian literary roots, existing from the 5th century A.D. His poems bear the tint of an extraordinary merging of the old chivalrous traditions with the asthetism. Being a very good expert of the Georgian history, he dedicated many poems to the past of his homeland. One of them, a long poem “Samgori”, where he assigned to Georgia the role of a defender of civilized societies from the invasion of nomadic northern tribes. At the same time he expressed the idea of its common fate with the western world. The reason why he was severely criticized by the governmental newspaper “Komunisti”in the article “Splinters of symbolism”.

The more and more heavy interference and compulsion of Soviets in every sphere of the cultural life beginning from the early thirties put some imprint also on G. Leonidze’s poetry. Therefore his best poems belong to the preceeding time; e.g. “Vision in the night” (1915), “Autoportrait” (1921), “Sun tabasta” (1922), “On the gallows” (1922), “Slaughterhouse of Tiflis” (1923), “Tsitsari” (1925), “The night of Iori” (1925), “The night of Ninotsminda” (1926), “The song of the first snow” (1926), “Mating season” (1928), “An Appointment with Qipchagh” (1928), “Qipchaghian night” (1928), “Ole” (1931). He created again new masterpieces at the sunset of his life when the control by authorities had been weakened – among them the book of short stories “The tree of desire”, an amalgamation of epic stories with a strong poetic stream. This book was filmed by the film-producer T. Abuladze with a big success in 1976.

His closest friends and brothers in poetry, Titsian Tabidze and Paolo Iashvili, as well as his brother Professor Leon Leonidze (microbiologist), became victims of Communist repressions of 1937-1938. The fact that G. Leonidze already worked on the long poem dedicated to Stalin, “Stalin, vol. I: The childehood and adolescence” (1939), had saved his life from the same destiny. This long poem describes in reality the nature, history and habits of Georgia and the Georgians with a great mastery. This was the main reason why the poet could not fulfil his task to write the second part of the same long poem dedicated to the revolutionary past of the Soviet leader, though Georgia’s Communist government put a big pressure on him. It is interesting how G. Leonidze became the member of the Communist party: he, together with the well-known Georgian writer, prince Shalva Dadiani, were summoned before the Central bureau of Communist party in the end of 1944 and they were told that, as to the decision of party, they had to become its members.

The letter written by the Russian poet Boris Pasternak to Nino Tabidze, the wife of Titsian, is very informative to characterize Giorgi Leonidze’s personality: “I bow my head before the poet Leonidze and his poetry with the same low bow as before his wife, his fate and his house. I can even force myself to be more strict: I bow my head before a spark of childishnessity, skipping through his hands and manuscripts and going down to his children. And I am speaking not at all about that pseudo-Rafaelistic imagination of childehood which does not exist in the world, exept on the top of candy boxes. But I speak about the simplicity, nonsensnence and defencelessnence of a childe, about its conductivity. About the childe’s ability to create at the same time a whole world by his toys and the danger to be run over by crossing a street. About a sight of a childe among a big, far (by that time) going life, which it manages in a childlike simple, nonsensical, efficient and defenceless way.”

Giorgi Leonidze devoted many years of his life to philology. He was doctor of philological sciences (honoris causa). He wrote many articles and books about Rustaveli, Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani, king-poet Vakhtang VI, Josef Tbileli, David Guramishvili, Antimos Iverianu, Besiki, Sayat-Nova, Mamuka and Nikoloz Baratashvili, Ilya Chavchavadze, Akaki Tsereteli, Mamia Gurieli, Vaja-Pshavela, Vasili Barnovi etc. He was the chief-editor of “Literary heritage” and “Literary herald”. Besides he is the founder of the Museum of Georgian litarature (now the Giorgi Leonidze State Museum of Georgian literature) and the Ilya Chavchavadze Museum in Saguramo. He worked as the head of the Georgian Writers Union from 1951 to 1953 and as the director of the Institute of Georgian Literature from 1957 untill his death in 9th of August 1966 in Tsqneti, in the outskirts of Tbilisi. He was the real member of the Georgian Academy of Sciences. In December 1959 he became the National Poet of Georgia.

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SELF-PORTRAIT

I am a barbarian, a Khazar, a Saracen. Batterer of Roman walls, dynamite’s low rumble Angrier than Rusudan, bowing, not humbled-- The ache of lost territories eats at my spleen.

Inside me you can hear the ancient blood ripple. Cloud clusters part for me -- Kakheti’s paps bared. A risen moon’s corona encircles my head, And before me the sun unrolls its carpet of purple.

The stigmata of bloodlines now bloom all over me, Tribune of Parisian mobs, Prince of Kartvelians. On all peaks Georgian banners are fluttering for me And the sun is saddled for the march of ancestors.

My poetry’s well is a winemaker’s vat. As if into golden must I pour my soul into poison. Rimbaud’s twin, I love the comedy of dangerous passions. My forefathers were Chavchavadze, Teimuraz.

A resurrected young roebuck, all antler and melancholy I am the dark Never More of the last trolley.

1921

Translated by George M. Young

Notes: Rusudan (1194-1245), Georgian queen (1223-1245) forced to submit to the Mongolians. Kakheti, east Georgian province. Kartvelians, Georgian name for people of Georgia. Ilya Chavchavadze (1837-1907), a 19th century Georgian poet and most famous politician. Teimuraz I (1589-1663), Georgian King of Kakheti (1606-1648) and Kartli-Kakheti (1625-1632).

JANIZARY LEADING PRISONERS

Scraps of cloud like old rags, half-ripped, dirty Move along, driven by the raw March wind. Silently the Janizary herd their prisoners Toward a schooner waiting at pier’s end.

The mainsails are filled, where are we rushing? Isn’t there time for one last kiss?, Old homeland, mother, another embrace, Just let us have one parting glance Then tie our hands, prodding, pushing, And lead us to hell if that’s your wish.

And so they departed places dear to them These wretches from Kartli, souls abandoned. The cries they lifted didn’t reach heaven. Tomorrow or the next day -- auctioned in Algeria.

1923

Translated by George M. Young

Note: Kartli is the largest and most heavily populated province in Georgia.

INSCRIPTION ON THE WALL OF TEMPLE

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                                  1925

                       Translated by Kevin Tuite
                      

                       THE BLACK OAK BY THE BLACK SEA

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                                                                                 1925

                                              Translated by George M. Young

                       ONCE MORE MEETING THE KIPCHAK
                      

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1928

                                                          Translated by George M. Young

           OLE
          

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                                                                      1931

                                               Translated by George M. Young

GEORGIAN LANGUAGE

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1956

Translated by Dorian Rottenberg

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