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MIKEY I am awsome

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An over-the-head wireless headset, for use with a mobile phone while driving -- such a simple concept, yet impossible to find.

[edit] Requirements and their reasons

• Over-the-head: When your phone rings, you can quickly and safely grab the headset and place it on your head while driving.
• Wireless: So no wires get tangled in the parking brake or whatnot. Bluetooth in particular easily interfaces with most cellphones.
• Headset: Many places prohibit the use of mobile phones while driving unless handsfree.^[1]
• Monaural (i.e., not stereo): Stereo headphones are also prohibited while driving. Need to have one ear open.
• With microphone: For use with mobile phone, not music.

[edit] Why not use an earset?

• They fall off, especially when turning your head for lane changes.
• They don't fit all ears. This is especially a problem for hearing-aid users.
• The mic is too far away from the mouth. An over-the-head headset supports a more substantial microphone boom.

Despite all these reasons, some people invariably still feel the need to chime in with:

"Why not use an earset? Many over-the-ear earsets are very comfortable and light."

They just don't get it; they'll never get it.

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http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/new-chicago-law-makes-illegal-holding-a-cell-phone-while-driving

71.106.100.26 02:48, 25 August 2007 (UTC)

Ryan Ponec

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Goofies are a form of roofie's, except you are turned into a homosexual upon consumption.

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www.dictionary.com

71.195.76.150 05:13, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
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Caroline Chisholm is an all-through 4-18 school for primary and secondary aged children. It opened in September 2004 in a brand new building. The school is at the heart of The Wooldale Centre for Learning, a £25m development that also incorporates a joint school and public library, nursery and extensive community facilities.

At the moment the school still does not have the number of students it could have i9n it, however next acedemic year (07/08) a new block will open enabaling more students to attend the school. The school also will have its first sixth form in the next acedemic year (07/08). The school should have approximately 1700 students when it has the full capacity attending.

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86.29.52.0 08:39, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
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Ekram Ali was born in 1st. july 1950 in a small village named TEGHORIA (Dist. BIRBHUM), West Bengal of a bengali muslim parentage. Before he came to KOLKATA and took up journalism in a Bengali daily news paper- AAJKAAL, Ekram was brought up in Birbhum. Ekram Ali is a noted Bengali poet.

WORKS. PUBLISHED BOOKS. 1. ATIJEEBITA (1983). 2. GHANAKRISHNA AALO (1988) and (sristi edition:2000) ISBN-81-7870-129-4. 3. AANDHAAR TARANGA (1991). 4. BAANRAAJPUR (2000) ISBN-81-85479-79-8. 5. EKRAM ALI'S KOBITAA (2001).

AWARDS. Ali was awarded the BIRENDRA MEMORIAL PRIZE in 1990.

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1. http://india-poetryinternationalweb.org/ 'Imagined Communities: Collective Aspirations in Contemporary Indian Poetry'- by K. Satchidanandan. 2. http://www.wikimapia.org/ Teghoria. Ekram Ali's village 3. http://www.sahitya-akademi.org/ 'Voices from Bengal'- Modern Bengali Poetry in English Translation. Published by the Sahitya Akademi. (Page 119-120) ISBN81-260-0206-9

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Boeing UK
Type
Founded	{{{foundation}}}
Headquarters	London Basingstoke Bristol Farnborough UK
Industry	defense
Products	Military aircraft Munitions Aerospace Support Simulation Operations and Maintenance Computer Services
Employees	600 (2007)
Parent	The Boeing Company
Website	Boeing.co.uk

Boeing´s presence in the United Kingdom is currently made up of a number of Boeing businesses (and subsidaries) ^[2]:

• Boeing Defence UK
• Boeing UK Limited
• Avail
• Alteon
• Continential Data Graphics

The current President of Boeing in the UK is Sir Roger Bone ^[3], an ex-British politican.

Ministry of Defence programs Boeing in the UK is involved in are:

• Brimstone missile integration to RAF Tornado and Harrier aircraft with MDBA
• WAH-64D maintenance and support with Augusta Westland
• Through Life Maintenance on the CH-47D Chinook fleet
• RAF Fylingdales Early Warning Radar Missile Defence installation
• The Portal - synthetic environment based decision support centre with QinetiQ ^[4]
• C-17 Globemaster
• Nimrod

Boeing also conducts research and development in the UK on primarily areodynamics and manfacturing technologies with the following research organisations^[5]:

• QinetiQ
• Cambridge University
• Sheffield University
• Defence Academy

This research is supporting the following Boeing programs:

• 787 Dreamliner
• Blended Wing Body

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www.boeing.co.uk
http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/135/135065.html
http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2007/07/10/215453/boeing-qinetiq-open-portal-to-farnborough.html

1. ^ New Chicago Law Makes Illegal Holding a Cell Phone While Driving - The Internet Patrol
2. ^ Boeing in the UK home page. The Boeing Company (10 July 2007). Retrieved on 2007-08-25.
3. ^ Boeing UK Ltd profile. Yahoo (10 July 2007). Retrieved on 2007-08-25.
4. ^ Boeing, Qinetiq open Portal to Farnborough (news release). Flight International (10 July 2007). Retrieved on 2007-08-25.
5. ^ Boeing. The Boeing Company. Retrieved on 2007-08-25.

81.1.85.208 12:00, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! Graeme Bartlett 23:42, 25 August 2007 (UTC)

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The Roundhouse is a notable music venue located on Chalk Farm Road in the Camden district of London. It was originally built as a locomotive shed in 1846. Converted to theatre in 1964 by playwright Arnold Wesker, then to a music venue, the Roundhouse has been the scene of many important rock concerts over the last four decades, including apearances by Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Blondie and many other acts.

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http://www.roundhouse.org.uk/ 70.243.239.201 16:37, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
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Vaux's Law, first formulated by American linguist Bert Vaux in a 1998 article in Linguistic Inquiry, states that the unmarked value of voiceless fricatives (f, s, ʃ, θ, x, etc.) is to be aspirated (or, more technically, [+spread glottis]).

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• Avery, Peter and William J. Idsardi (2001) "Laryngeal dimensions, completion and enhancement," in T. Alan Hall, ed., Distinctive Feature Theory, 41-70. Berlin: Walter De Gruyter Inc.
• Iverson, Gregory K. & Joseph C. Salmons (2003). "Laryngeal enhancement in early Germanic," Phonology 20, 43-74.
• Krämer, Martin (2004)"Affricates and the phonetic implementation of laryngeal contrast in Italian," in the 26 Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft, Mainz, February 25–27. [1]
• van Oostendorp, Marc (2007) "An Exception to Final Devoicing," in van der Torre, Erik Jan & Jeroen van de Weijer, eds., Voicing in Dutch. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
• Vaux, Bert (1998) "The Laryngeal Specifications of Fricatives," Linguistic Inquiry 29.3, 497-511.

Category:Linguistics Category:Phonology Category:Sound laws

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Peter Knobler is a writer and, during the 1970s, the influential editor of Crawdaddy! magazine. At Crawdaddy!, Knobler gave many rock critics their first chance to appear in a national magazine and was an early supporter of perfromers such as Bruce Springsteen. As a writer, he collaborated on a number of books, including All's Fair by James Carville and Mary Matalin and the autobiographies of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, former Texas Governor Ann Richards, New York City police commissioner William Bratton, and businessman Sumner Redstone. He also co-edited Very Seventies: A Cultural History of the 1970s from the pages of Crawdaddy (with Greg Mitchell).

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Books by Peter Knobler (from Amazon): http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&search-type=ss&index=books&field-author=Peter%20Knobler&page=1 70.243.239.201 17:06, 25 August 2007 (UTC)
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Lorem Ipsum Books is an independently owned and locally run seller of used, new, and remaindered books in Cambridge's Inman Square. The store's motto sums up its mission: "Useful Books from Inman to the Internet".

Lorem Ipsum Books (named after the Lorem Ipsum placeholder text) opened in February 2004 by recent MIT Media Lab graduate Matt Mankins who believed that independent stores should embrace the Internet as sales partner rather than competitor. Mankins believed that bookstores needed to do two things if they were to remain viable: 1) Sell globally and 2) Price with market intelligence not rules of thumb. ^[1]. The Lorem Ipsum Bookstore is the real-world test laboratory for Mankins's ideas on how to stop the extinction of bookstores, but first and foremost, it's a traditional, brick-and-mortar bookstore.

[edit] Specialty: Useful Books

Lorem Ipsum Books is a general purpose bookstore, without a particular specialty other than its claim that all books in its store are 'useful books'. The store houses approximately 20,000 individual titles than run the realm between Fiction, Science, History, Biography, Art, Typography and many other genres. In addition to the store's 20,000 titles, the store maintains a warehouse of over 50,000 additional titles that may be requested and run over by the store staff. All of the store's inventory is available for perusal via the company website.

[edit] Inventory Control Software

The casual book buyer may not notice a difference between the appearance of Lorem Ipsum Books and other independent bookstores, but behind the scenes the store is run by custom-made inventory control software called "Ka-Zam" that enables 100% of its inventory to be sold simultaneously online via sites like Amazon.com as well as in the brick and mortar store. Additionally as a departure from traditional bookstores who price used books at half off the cover price, Lorem Ipsum Books uses its inventory control system to spider the Internet and calculate a competitive "market price" for its inventory which appears on semi-adhesive barcodes on the back of the store's books.

As customer Ted Selker explained the software, "It's like a cash register, only instead of the worker telling the register the price, the register tells the worker".

[edit] Quirks

In an effort to make the Lorem Ipsum Bookstore experience memorable and community driven, the store is home to several "quirky" additions.

For example, on the counter top where you check out, there is a red plastic square lid that you can lift--this sets off a sensor which pulls today's "word of the day" from the store's computer which is read out loud by a computer voice over the store's speakers. Anyone who buys a book with the word-of-the-day in the title of the book receives 10% off.

In addition, outside the store flanking either side of the entrance door are two black wooden boxes with lids: one is labeled "Button Box", and the other "Mutton Box". Opening the lid to the Button Box reveals three red buttons; pressing the buttons leads to computer voices from the speaker that says 'I like to read' or 'Thank you for pressing my button'. Opening the Mutton Box shows an inside lined with cut-outs from books of sheep and sheep-herders. As you open the box a sensor is triggered and a "sheep sound" emanates from the box. The Mutton Box is actually a Geocache, so there is a log book and other items that other travelers have left ^[2].

The store is also home of the "Chicken Machine". The Chicken Machine is a red, 1950s era Gumball machine whose face includes a boy and a chicken. When you put a quarter in the machine, the chicken pecks the boy's head and dispenses a plastic egg. Lorem Ipsum Books has a program that gives plastic eggs to its customers for them to leave 'notes' 'knickknacks' 'poetry' or 'whatever you want' for other customers to purchase. The Chicken Machine is a focal point for Cambridge's DIY community who keep the machine filled without Lorem Ipsum intervention.

[edit] Events

Besides the occasional reading or author appearance, Lorem Ipsum Books has hosted numerous Indie Rock acts in conjunction with the Cambridge music series known as the Critique of Pure Reason. In recent years this has included Patrick Wolf, John Vanderslice, ^[3] and Soltero.

[edit] Awards

• 2005 Boston Phoenix Award for "Best Place to Help a Bookstore Save The World" ^[4]

[edit] References

1. ^ Book Smart: An independent used book store owner looks to revitalize a lagging industry with a little ingenuity and some code.. MIT. Retrieved on 2007-08-24.
2. ^ Mutton Box by loremipsum. GeoCaching.com.
3. ^ The Critique of Pure Reason History. The Critique of Pure Reason. Retrieved on 2007-08-24.
4. ^ The Phoenix The Best 2005. Boston Phoenix. Retrieved on 2007-08-24.

[edit] External links

• Store website
• Ka-Zam inventory control software for bookstores

Category:Cambridge, Massachusetts Category:Independent bookstores Category:2004 establishments

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The Truss Spot is a theatrical technician employed and who operates specialized stage lighting instruments as a Spotlight_operator. They run a Followspot mounted on a truss usually at a Concert. The lights are designed to move, change size, beam, and color easily by hand following a performer and/or musician around the stage

Truss spots are considered a more senior position and require additional skills than basic Followspot operation such as being able to climb. Truss Spots must not have a fear of heights since the average trim height is around 30-45 feet or 10-15 meters.

Safety

When working at height, spotlight operators should wear a harness for fall arrest. Operators may wish to wear gloves to protect themselves from burns because of the follow spot's temperature. Truss spot operators may need to wear additional safety equipment of goggles and a flame proof jumpsuit to be protected from pyrotechnics. Due to hazardous sound Decibel levels spot ops may need to wear ear plugs in addition to their communication headset to prevent Noise-induced_hearing_loss. The wearing of protection reduces the overall level of assault on hearing. This does not interfere with the ability to hear cues since the headset volume must be set to a level higher the ambient noise level.

This article is a stub for Spotlight_operator detailing a more specialized area of the job

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• interview with guy who ran truss spot

• What is a trussspot?

• shows view from running trussspot

70.148.79.57 19:10, 25 August 2007 (UTC)

Stephan Colbert Author;Actor;Comedian;Public Entertainer. Born Sept. 19, 1989.

Works cited:

Author; "The rise and fall of Stephan Colbert" (2006) Author; "Colbert on Colbert" (2004) Actor; "The Stephan Colbert Report"(Pilot part 1-3) 2006

         "The Stephan Colbert Report" (Episode 2) 2007

Public Entertainer; "The Stephen Colbert Report", Stephan Colbert preformed live outside of the Colbert Report studios owned by the actual Stephen Colbert before a taping of the show.

All works can be confirmed at www.myspace.com/stephan_colbert or

www.youtube.com search The Stephan Colbert Report
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Armour of God III: Chinese Zodiac is the 3rd installement of the Armour of God series. There is some news from www.rottentomatoes.com of this movie, a statement from Jackie !