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Lactobacillus Helveticus is a lactic-acid producing bacteria of the genus [Lactobacillus]. It is most commonly used in [Swiss Cheese], but is also sometimes used in other styles of cheese such as Cheddar, Parmesan, Romano, provolone, and mozzarella.

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hey im cody nd i am so cool...i love mashed potatoes and long walks on the beach...the sunset is ever so pretty and im lookin 4 a clue to the mystery of the lucky charms leprachuan

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hey im cody nd i am so cool...i love mashed potatoes and long walks on the beach...the sunset is ever so pretty and im lookin 4 a clue to the mystery of the lucky charms leprachuan

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The Dollarway School District is one of four public school districts in the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. With over 2,000 students and 123 instructors, the district currently has six active school campuses.

[edit] Elementary Schools

• James Matthews Elementary

• Altheimer Martin Elementary

• Townsend Park North Elementary

• Townsend Park South Elementary

[edit] Middle Schools

• Dollarway Middle School (formerly Dollarway Junior High School)

[edit] High School

• Dollarway High School

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1. REDIRECT Interstate 15 in California

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http://www.westcoastroads.com/california/bl-015c_ca.html

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Oppose - there's no mention in the I-15 article, and sometimes an article like business routes of Interstate 96 is a better target. --NE2 04:59, 2 March 2008 (UTC)
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This request for creation has been reviewed. The reviewer comments appear below the article text. If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. REDIRECT Interstate 15 in California [edit] Sources http://www.westcoastroads.com/california/bl-015b_ca.html 75.47.148.75 (talk) 04:45, 2 March 2008 (UTC) Oppose - there's no mention in the I-15 article, and sometimes an article like business routes of Interstate 96 is a better target. --NE2 04:59, 2 March 2008 (UTC) Declined. Neologisms are not considered notable unless they receive substantial use and press coverage; this requires strong sourcing. Links to sites specifically intended to promote the neologism itself do not establish notability. Tiptoety talk 06:59, 2 March 2008 (UTC)
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1. REDIRECT Interstate 15 in California

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Oppose - there's no mention in the I-15 article, and sometimes an article like business routes of Interstate 96 is a better target. --NE2 04:59, 2 March 2008 (UTC)
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1. REDIRECT Interstate 15 in California

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1. REDIRECT Interstate 15 in California

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120 W State Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 (201) 368 - 0180

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DCH Paramus Honda [1]^[1] is a Honda Dealership in Bergen County in northern New Jersey (and the metro New York area) which sells new and pre-owned Honda Vehicles as well as offers a repair service center, automobile parts center, automobile detailing, and auto body shop assistance. The new vehicles offered for sale include the Accord, Civic, CR-V, Pilot, Odyssey, Fit, Ridgeline, Element and S2000. Pre-owned vehicles include the same models as well as other makes as well.

[edit] Background

DCH Paramus Honda is part of the DCH Auto Group [2]^[2] which is the largest Auto Group in New Jersey. [3]^[3] DCH currently has 32 locations and 38 franchised dealerships in four states including New Jersey (17 dealerships), New York (5 dealerships), Connecticut (1 dealership) and California (15 dealerships).

[edit] Awards

Paramus Honda has achieved the J.D. Powers "Dealers of Excellence" [4]^[4] award from 2002 to 2007. Receiving the Dealer of Excellence Award means that a dealership meets or exceeds a benchmark level of customer satisfaction—as reported to J.D. Power and Associates by the dealership’s own customers. Paramus Honda is also the recipient of the Honda Presidents Award ^[5]. The President's Award is the most prestigious and coveted honor that Honda can grant to its dealerships. The award recognizes those dealership teams that demonstrate superior achievement in customer satisfaction, new-car-unit sales volume and business management. Approximately 15% of Honda dealerships achieve the President's Award status each year.

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1. http://www.dchparamushonda.com
2. http://www.dchauto.com
3. http://www.njredcross.org/news/pressRelease082906.asp
4. http://www.jdpower.com/autos/certified-dealers
5. http://www.automobiles.honda.com


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1. REDIRECT Interstate 15 in California TITS ARE YUM

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Oppose - there's no mention in the I-15 article, and sometimes an article like business routes of Interstate 96 is a better target. --NE2 04:59, 2 March 2008 (UTC)
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Dr. Peter Breggin, M.D.^[6] from the Huffington Post started researching the affects between sociology and navel piercings, in detail those of the obese, in 1972. Although his work is not widely known to the Scientific Community, many thorough researchers can find his papers in the Scientific American Magazine^[7]. His report reads as follows:

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By Dr. Peter Breggin^[8]

It came to my knowledge as a child, the rise and decline of teen trends. At the time I observed very little fluctuations as the significance of non-diegetic material pulsating through the endorphins of mere capillary work-flows. Certainly I bore witness into the termination of extra subjugated omnivores. But with this upheaval I came to see the scapegrace concurrence to those desired to pierce their flesh. As a young adult, the reasoning can either be nullifying yet to those of scapegrace souls, the thought may be exhilarating. To pierce the flesh of cardinal sins desired upon the hour of parental discourses. This bears a grey psychological interaction and testifying exponentially the original sacrilege. I took to understanding the affects of piercing such naval areas and researched into the affects on those of the obese. Many question whether the piercing is appropriate although in the case of obesity it alters the case of emaciation of those soporific and nostalgic to the vagrant declination. Yet perhaps such documentation, as you may be reading now, is written in Anonymity through the usage of a pseudonym or such anonymous anti-anonymity's. Yet in the case of obesity and piercing, it is true that those may burst.^[9]

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Dr. Peter Breggin, M.D.^[1] from the Huffington Post started researching the affects between sociology and navel piercings, in detail those of the obese, in 1972. Although his work is not widely known to the Scientific Community, many thorough researchers can find his papers in the Scientific American Magazine^[2]. His report reads as follows:

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By Dr. Peter Breggin^[3]

It came to my knowledge as a child, the rise and decline of teen trends. At the time I observed very little fluctuations as the significance of non-diegetic material pulsating through the endorphins of mere capillary work-flows. Certainly I bore witness into the termination of extra subjugated omnivores. But with this upheaval I came to see the scapegrace concurrence to those desired to pierce their flesh. As a young adult, the reasoning can either be nullifying yet to those of scapegrace souls, the thought may be exhilarating. To pierce the flesh of cardinal sins desired upon the hour of parental discourses. This bears a grey psychological interaction and testifying exponentially the original sacrilege. I took to understanding the affects of piercing such naval areas and researched into the affects on those of the obese. Many question whether the piercing is appropriate although in the case of obesity it alters the case of emaciation of those soporific and nostalgic to the vagrant declination. Yet perhaps such documentation, as you may be reading now, is written in Anonymity through the usage of a pseudonym or such anonymous anti-anonymity's. Yet in the case of obesity and piercing, it is true that those may burst.^[4]

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A blunt is used for smoking

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"The Visible and the Invisible" is the unfinished manuscript of the 20th century French phenomenologist and postmodern philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty. The text was published posthumously in 1968. The manuscript reveals central concepts in Maurice Merleau-Ponty's original thought. In his chapter, "The Intertwining-The Chiasm," Maurice Merleau-Ponty introduces the notion of the flesh. Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s flesh embodies the intermingling of the body and mind; the border crossing of Cartesian subject and object dualism. Furthermore, the flesh is a medium of experience which depicts the multi-layered connectedness of entities. The text is of paramount significance and influence to 20th century philosophy.

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"Maurice Merleau-Ponty (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)." Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 2 Mar. 2008 <http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/merleau-ponty/#8>.

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1. REDIRECT California State Route 91

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1. REDIRECT National Old Trails Road

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House DJ/producer from Dublin, Ireland. Signed to UMM Records (UK) & Vicious (Australia) Aliases: Fonzerelli, Yordis & Yer Man.

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http://www.discogs.com/

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64.230.19.135 (talk) 11:25, 2 March 2008 (UTC) Elisha Ann Cuthbert (born November 30, 1982) is a Canadian actress
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Sundridge Park is a Grade I listed John Nash mansion in Sundridge, Kent, situated in 16 acres of rolling countryside. It is currently used as a conference centre. The grounds are occupied by Sundridge Park Golf Club

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99 Church Street is a new building currently under construction in Lower Manhattan, New York City. It will be the tallest residential building in the city, at 912 feet, according to Skyscraperpage.com. The building was designed by renowned architect Robert A. M. Stern, and is being developed by Silverstein Properties. The facade of 99 Church Street is clad in limestone. 99 Church Street will contain a Four Seasons Hotel and apartments. This building is also taller than the Woolworth Building, which is on the same block as 99 Church Street. The projecct is said to be done by 2011

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Silverstein Properties, Skyscraper Page.com

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[edit] See also

• List of longest running U.S. television series
• List of longest running U.S. cable television series
• List of longest running U.S. primetime television series
• List of longest running U.S. syndicated television series
• List of longest running U.S. broadcast network television series
• List of longest running U.S. animated television series
• List of longest running Australian television series
• List of television series cancelled after one episode
• Television series considered the greatest ever

Longest running

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Comment: I'm not convinced that a list such as this serves a purpose. It's not even well-defined. What does longest running mean? Taken literally it would be a list of one programme! MSGJ (talk) 19:40, 2 March 2008 (UTC)
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Sarah Stock (a.k.a. Dark Angel) is a professional wrestling champion. Her real name is Sarah Stock, born March 4, 1979 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is 5'4" - 125lbs and was trained by Phil Lafon, Eddie Watts, and Diluvio Negro. She has gone by the previous wrestling names including: Sarah Stone, Sarah Swayze, Natasha Graves, "Sweet" Sarah, Sarah Griffin, Dark Angel, and Canadian Dark Angel.

Sarah has worked for Ohio Valley Wrestling, Ring of Honor, World Xtreme Wrestling, Lucha Libre Feminil, Mainstream Wrestling, Monster Pro Wrestling, NWA Pacific Northwest, Can-am Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Canada, Premier Championship Wrestling, Top Rope Championship Wrestling, Real Action Wrestling, Hybrid Wrestling Coalition.

Titles Held: Can-Am Wrestling Federation women's - 2002, Lucha Libre Feminil Juvenil champion - 2003

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Sarah Stock's Website

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1. REDIRECT U.S. Route 395

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Unhindered is an Christan Band.

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http://www.unhinderedworship.com/

UNHINDERED ::

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The khangura family now residing in Woodbridge,Canada is the coolest family. The oldest, Balwinder Khangura runs the family. He helps with many everyday tasks and is also a hardworker.Gurprit Khangura feeds the family. She works long and hard feeding and caring for the family. Next, is Sunny. Dayum hes a gangstaa. He is a 6 foot brown guy. He is into sports and loves to chyll. The youngest, Ramandeep Khangura is whack. He is very scared of the dark. He is 5"6 and is currently attending Fossil Hill Public School.
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58th Street Shows is a music venue in Altoona, PA. It was founded in the summer of 2007 by Josh Roland. The venue is the basement of Christ Community Church (formally 58th Street United Methodist Church). The name was changed when 58th Street UMC and Schum Memorial UMC merged together. The first show at 58th Street was August 20, 2007. 58th Street Shows books 2 shows per month. Josh Roland has also worked with Brad Feathers and Ed Spencer to bring shows into this venue. 58th Street Shows has worked with many bands. Some include, Sound The Alarm, Driving East, The High Court, Dropout Year, Thieves and Villains, Signal The Escape, Another Found Self, and The Morning Of. Some of the record labels worked with include Victory Records (Bayside, The Sleeping, Silverstein), Geffen Records (Blink 182, Snoop Dog), The Militia Group (Cartel, Copeland), and Tragic Hero. 58th Street Shows offers affordable shows. Prices range from $4-$8. They also offer a lot of free shows. 58th Street Shows works with every local band in the Altoona Area, including The Hope Fallacy, Horse Drawn, Oli Oxin Free, We Are Forever, Chiara Grey, Cant Win Em' All, and many more. 58th Street Shows is known for mixing genres of the shows, with some shows including rap, punk/pop/, and hardcore all in one show.

More information on 58th Street Shows can be found on myspace at www.myspace.com/58thstreetshows. Here you will find updates on future shows, plus bands worked with.

Josh Roland's personal myspace can be found at www.myspace.com/kazra182.

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www.myspace.com/58thstreetshows www.myspace.com/kazra182

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1. REDIRECT Personal wiki#Commercial

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Manger is a company producing high end audio equipment.

Manger is known for it's special membrane design used in their speakers. (called Manger Schall Wandler)

Manger speakers are in use throughout studios around the world. Their main objecive is to make for an absolute objective listening.

These speakers are build by purpose for absolute linear conversion. some article around "Manger Schall Wandler" might explain how this works in the physics space.
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Tyler Nelson (born December 27, 1982) was an actor. He is best remembered as the man who revealed important plot details for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. He was hired as an extra for the film. He knowingly violated his confidentiality agreement with Lucasfilm when he was interviewed by The Edmond Sun.

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Marathon cruising is a form of relaxing in a boat. The intend of it is to stay on the boat for 12 hours minimum. The first marathon took place in Holland at the beginning of the 21st century. A dozen joined the marathon. Only one of them dropped out early. It is an unwritten law for everybody to bring his own food and drinks. Food can also be ordered during the marathon. Drinks must include alcohol, Rum and Vodka are preferred. This subcultural movement attracts a lot of joy, being one of the reasons it's so succesive. People, who have persuades a marathon with succes, are to be called True Crusaders.
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Redirect to Bambi Meets Godzilla

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Common misnomer

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A 4 km long river in Acharacle, Argyll. It flows out of the Loch Shiel into the sea at Dorlin. It has a fanatastic run of salmon and sea trout, as well as many native, resident brown trout up to 6 Lbs. Fishing is free.

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Best fishing guide book

212.219.203.32 (talk) 09:43, 3 March 2008 (UTC)

Comment: The source is unverifiable, and the text is only about fishing. However, this river does exist, and there is a redlink at Loch Shiel. For myself, I'm unwilling to create the article with only two sentences. Yngvarr (c) 11:57, 3 March 2008 (UTC)
Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! MSGJ (talk) 15:21, 3 March 2008 (UTC)