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[edit] Alexander James Maddison
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[edit] bloody sunday
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[edit] January 30 1972 Ireland
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[edit] January 30 1972
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[edit] Andrew Langford
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[edit] Robyn Gayle
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[edit] Pirated Productionz
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[edit] We'll Meet Again (film)
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[edit] Bobby DeLaughter
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[edit] Alan A. Wanderer, M.D. Biography
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[edit] Corn stalk blade fodder
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[edit] Corn stalk blade fodder
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[edit] Corn stalk blade fodder
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[edit] Scarlet Grey
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[edit] Exuma Water
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Infobox Company
]]}} NorthernFalls is the brand name of a line of products sold under the name of Exuma. The product is thought to be released under the recently new marketing category in the beverage industry: enhanced water. [edit] Exuma Fountain of Youth Specialty Drinking WaterNorthernFalls brand produces one main product line under the Exuma brand Exuma Fountain of Youth Specialty Drinking Water, at a staggering $10,000 for a single bottle. Not much is known aboubt the location from which Exuma Water is produced, but it is known to possess regenerative traits, such as bringing dead leaves back to life. Research is currently being done to find out just how they will bring the product to the main market. Rumor has it, that it will be able to cure aids, cancer, diabetes, and almost anything. As the Exuma spokeswoman says in an interview, "Because to the natural eye, if looks simalar to any other bottled water, You don't have to worry about spending all your money on some cheap knock off. Exuma water has distinctive packaging, as well as a distinctive shine that no other water in the world possesses. This stuff works immidiately." Critics have been skeptical as to whether this product will actually be able to cure aids, but some researchers say that this might be possible. The product will be made available sometime in 2020, according to scientists. [edit] Further reading
[edit] External linksComing soon Category:Exuma Category:Bottled water brands Category:Beverage companies of the United States Category:Fountain Of Youth |
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[edit] Skilo
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[edit] Mind Elevations Media
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[edit] Budapest Marathon
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[edit] Vladas Zajanckauskases
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[edit] Margot Wells
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[edit] Balinese Painting
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[edit] Yoda the Monarch of Neo-Soul (Album)
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[edit] Al Blake
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Infobox Wrestler
]]}} Al Blake is a retired American professional wrestler, known by his ringname Vladimir Petrov, who wrestled in North American regional promotions including the Universal Wrestling Federation and the National Wrestling Alliance, most notably as a member of Russian Team and Paul Jones' Army with Ivan Koloff during the 1980s. [1] [edit] CareerA former bouncer, Al Blake was brought into the Jim Crockett Promotions in February 1987 as Vladimir Petrov, "The Russian Assassin" after Krusher Khruschev had left for the World Wrestling Federation. Although then head booker Dusty Rhodes was to originally have brought in John Nord, he instead had Blake team with Koloff at the last minute. Introduced as a protege of Ivan Koloff, he had been brought to the United States to help Ivan Koloff in his feud with Nikita Koloff after turning on Ivan Koloff's group. [2] Facing Nikita Koloff in a series of Russian Chain Matches, they eventually injured Koloff's neck with the help of Dick Murdoch in April. They also had a series of matches with then NWA World Tag Team Champions the Rock 'N Roll Express [3], The Freebirds and Jimmy & Ron Garvin. They would again lose to Ron Garvin & Barry Windham in a tournament for the vacant NWA US Tag Team titles and were eliminated in the opening round of the Jim Crockett Sr. Memorial Cup by Bob & Brad Armstrong. [4] Petrov also went to the Universal Wrestling Federation [5] briefly to feud with "Dr. Death" Steve Williams over the UWF Title, he also teamed with the Angel of Death in a loosing effort against the NWA U.S. Tag Team champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express at the Superdome Extravaganza supercard on June 13, 1987. Later during the year, he would wrestle single matches against Barry Windham and Todd Champion during the year before loosing Jim and Ron Garvin in a tag team match with The Barbarian at the Great American Bash on June 4, 1987. [6] Joining Paul Jones' Army with Ivan Koloff in late 1987, Petrov feuded with Ron Garvin although he would lose that feud too. As Vladimir Petrov, helped Ivan Koloff defend the NWA United States Tag Team titles after Koloff's tag team partner Dick Murdoch was suspended - this was the only time Blake held a championship title. Near the end of 1987, Blake suddenly disappeared from television and was not mentioned after he had been arrested for selling drugs and eventually sent to prison. In 1991, after his release, Blake began wrestling under his own name in the World Wrestling Federation. However, he was used mainly as a preliminary wrestler and left the following year retiring to Minnesota. [edit] Championships and accomplishments
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[edit] External links{{DEFAULTSORT:Blake, Al}} Category:1961 births Category:Living people Category:American professional wrestlers Category:National Wrestling Allaince alumni {{prowrestling-bio-stub}} |
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