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Dave Riley recovered from his inherited stroke many years ago. He lives in Warsaw, Illinois where he writes and makes music.
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66.226.112.238 19:50, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
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AIGLX (Advanced Indirect GL X) is an extension to the X server that will allow for hardware excelrated rendering. Sources[edit]
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The village of Hamstreet is located around six miles south of Ashford on the A2070, the main Ashford to Hastings road. The majority of the village is in the parish of Orlestone, named after a much older hamlet located one mile north of Hamstreet on the ridge of hills. However, part of Hamstreet falls within the parish of Warehorne, making the population up to roughly 2,000 and loosely giving it claim to three pubs!
Hamstreet had its moment of fame in 1991, when maps of the village at various stages in history were used on a series of postage stamps to mark 200 years of the Ordnance Survey. This was because the Hamstreet area was the first to be mapped in this way.
The buildings in the village range from the traditional weatherboard high street to more modern residential roads. Hamstreet is surrounded by public woodland and is one mile north of the Royal Military Canal - the UK's third longest defensive structure.
Three long distance footpaths also pass through Hamstreet, and the totally flat nature of Romney Marsh to the south makes it popular with cyclists also. The village also has a station of the Ashford to Hastings railway line.
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http://hometown.aol.co.uk/hamcopublishing/hamstreet.html
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Lars Hyggen[edit]
Lars Hyggen: The walking encyclopedia! Just ask him a question and he knows the answer. Especially within sports!
80.239.57.18 12:02, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
- Please see WP:BIO before submitting. I'nm afraid this person doesn't make the cut, but I wouldn't know anyway, because you didn't cite your sources as the submission link requires you to do. - Mgm|(talk) 12:05, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
Competition-oriented gunmaker from Germany
Peters Stahl Trophy Master and Peters Stahl Hunter should be redirected to this article until specific articles are created.
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John Paul II Catholic High School (commonly called JPII), located in Tallahassee first opened up in the fall of 2001. It is the first Catholic high school to be founded in Tallahasse. The first graduating class was in 2004, with the first charter class graduating the next year, in 2005. [edit]
Faculty[edit]
Administrative: Linda Dascenzi Assistant
Principal: Sister Susan Marie Krupp (ASCJ)
Athletic Director: Pamela Shovlain
Athletic Trainer: Lisa Grossman
Art: Po-Chi Chu
Bookkeeper: Laurie Svec
Chaplain: Reverend Craig Smith
Chorus: George Wilkerson
Development Director: Tom Llewellyn
Drama: Bonnie McCluskey
English: Danielle Kotaska, Maxwell Wheeler
Guidance Counselor: Suzanne Huth
History: Richard Dave, Matthew Olesnevich, Michael Pasquier
Latin: Beverly Dayton
Maintenance: Michael Ellan
Mathematics: Ann Bergen-Brock, Sister Christine Ann Hoffner (ASCJ), Ann McGlynn, Richard O'Leary
Media Specialist: Mary Ann Hensarling
Music: Linda Parker
Principal: Dr. Randall Felton
Physical Education: Jeffrey Gillespie
Psychology: Frances Logan
Religion: Sister Christine Ann Hoffner (ASCJ), Father Kevin Johnson, Sister Veronica Marinari (ASCJ)
Technology: Maxwell Wheeler
Science: Suzanne Huth, Richard O'Leary, Kristen Pasquier
Spanish: Linda Parker, Raquel Roy
Athletics[edit]
The Panthers compete in various athletic competitions at a varsity level sanctioned by the FHSAA.
- Fall Sports
- Winter Sports
- Boys and Girls Soccer
- Boys and Girls Basketball
- Spring Sports
The Panthers main rivals are Maclay and Florida High.
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Accept. It needs work, but someone will fix it later.--JEF 23:23, 22 December 2006 (UTC)
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The Communicorp Group
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Markets
Communicorp launched its first radio stations in Ireland in 1989.
In 1992, following the Velvet Revolution, the Group established a strong presence in the Czech Republic.
In 2004 Communicorp acquired the Metromedia radio group adding presence in Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland and Hungary. In early 2006, Communicorp acquired market-leading stations in Ukraine.
Currently Communicorp’s radio stations reach an estimated 20 million listeners per week. The group’s radio stations cover a diverse range of interests and formats including HOT AC, CHR, National Pop, News, Jazz, Classical, Dance, Country and R&B. We also produce a diverse range of programming that is concentrated on local languages, music and affairs.
Reflecting the diversity of our interests, Communicorp also operates a transit media company and a specialist Internet advertising company in Ireland.
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http://www.radiowaves.fm http://www.ireland.com http://www.unison.ie http://www.rte.ie/business
Yakuza68 15:55, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
Pigeonite is a mineral in the Clinopyroxene group. It has a general formula of (Ca,Mg,Fe)(Mg,Fe)Si2O6 The calcium cation fraction can vary from 5% to 25%, with iron and magnesium making up the rest of the cations. Pigeonite can be seen in the lower portion of the Mg-Fe-Ca Pyroxene quadralateral.
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http://www.mindat.org/min-3210.html
Acushing 16:34, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
A Yahoo message board term for Liberals who do not agree with common American values. Used as a negative term meant to insult, it is mainly used when a specific board poster disagrees with the mainstream. Found mostly in highly charged political articles and debates.
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24.250.100.10 16:18, 22 February 2006 (UTC) Brandon
Pierre hotel[edit]
One of the largest hotel robberies of all time occurred in the early 1970's at this hotel in new york city. It happend on january 2nd, when wealthy guests were still there after the new years celebration.
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There was a one hour court tv television show about the robbery that aired on Feb 21, 2006
198.36.211.14 16:38, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
- Decline. There is not enough content here for an article about either the heist or the itself hotel. Thanks. ×Meegs 08:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC)
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The World Currency Unit is an indexed unit of account that stands for a unit of stable global purchasing power. Proposed by Ho(2000), it was first intended to be the basis for denominating global bonds, a debt instrument that is issued globally and subscribable by people around the world. Since each unit by design represents a stable unit of purchasing power, the stipulated interest rate on WCU-denominated bonds represents a real interest rate. In principle, the common denomination of bonds by issuers from different parts of the world using the WCU will produce more efficient capital markets, as savers and borrowers around the world converge in their understanding of what each basis point of interest means. Irving Fisher in his 1911 book The Purchasing Power of Money had advised that, to serve as a unit of account, a trusted medium of exchange, and a reliable store of value the purchasing power of money should be stable. Unfortunately, substances that exist by the bounty of nature, such as gold or silver, cannot have such property since their values fluctuate with changing supply and demand. To be meaningful in terms of stable global purchasing power, a WCU will have to represent a basket of global output. By definition, according to the initial proposal by Ho(2000), the WCU represents the sum of the gross domestic products of key market economies in the world, namely the US, the Euro zone and UK, Japan, Canada, and Australia. Addition of these GDPs, each in a separate currency, is done by converting all GDPs into US dollar values in the base year. The sum of these GDPs are then scaled down to equal $100 in the base year. The scaling factor then becomes part of the definition of the WCU, as it defines the size of the GDP basket. It is envisaged that every 5 or 10 years, the WCU can be rebased, with the new series using a new base year spliced to the old series using the old base year much like consumer price indices with different base years are spliced to form a continuous series. The nominal value of this unit will rise with inflation in each economy. Moreover, the nominal value of this unit will rise if the base currency appreciates against the US dollar. Savers who purchase such bonds not only enjoy protection against inflation, but the benefit of diversification of exchange risks. Sources[edit]2000 "Towards a New International Monetary Order: The World Currency Unit and the Global Indexed Bond", The World Economy, Vo. 23, No.7, pp. 939-950.
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Front man of psychadelic rock band "The Love Trilogy." Well known as a mad scientist guitarist who employs many odd effect elements to his live sound. Billy has a sweet tooth for vintage gear and it is evident in the look and feel of the bands live shows.
Those that have known this man have known his history of wild adventures. Some of these adventures include high speed chases, knife throwing, carving, electronic experimentation, forest adventures, desert adventures, adventures involving wild animals, and the list goes on. Billy currently resides in New Brunswick Nj where he records and drinks.
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www.myspace.com/billyperez
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B perez is just the guitarist for the love trilogy now having relinquished vocal duties. The bands self titled ep is out Oct 07. They are set to record a full length that same month. More information about the guitarist can be found by looking into www.thelovetrilogy.net or myspace.com/mmim or his personal myspaces: myspace.com/billeeperez or myspace.com/billyperez He has also moved from new brunswick but uses it as a home base for musical operations.
Jon *removed* - wining south korean Nathan *removed*- homosexual fag
Jon = Nathan's love Nathan = Jon's Love
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www.nathanlovesjon.com
71.144.32.231 18:02, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
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The Student Ecumenical Partnership (STEP) is the national college/university student network of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the United Church of Christ. Its mission is to united and moblize ecumenical college students called by the Gospel of Jesus Christ to oppose injustice and transform dialogue into action. STEP is affiliated with the Council for Ecumenical Student Christian Ministries and the World Student Christian Federation. STEP was organized in the late 1980s and has been led by a group of volunteer undergraduate students. In the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), STEP is a ministry of Higher Education and Leadership Ministries. In the UCC, STEP is a ministry of Local Church Ministries. In 2005, the organization conducted a survey of college and high school students at the UCC's General Synod in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Christian Church's General Assembly in Portland, Oregon, as well as online. This poll showed students wanted to see STEP and the denominations take action regarding civil rights and education. STEP also began reviewing curriculum and study materials focused on civil rights to help small groups make better use of limited time and money when exploring these issues. Another project, Campus Chaos, aims to collect different methods for mobilizing students from campus ministries and chaplains across the country. STEP's web site is www.stepnetwork.org. Sources[edit]http://www.stepnetwork.org http://www.helmdisciples.org/helm/leadership.htm http://www.ucc.org/youngadults/step.htm Helmccdoc 18:22, 22 February 2006 (UTC)Brad Lyons, Higher Education and Leadership Ministries
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H. Edward Hanway Chairman and Chief Executive Officer CIGNA Corporation H. Edward Hanway was named chairman and chief executive officer of CIGNA Corporation in 2000. Prior to that, he served the company as its president and chief operating officer. He served as president of CIGNA HealthCare from 1996 to 1999 and president of CIGNA International from 1989 to 1996. Hanway joined Insurance Company of North America, a CIGNA predecessor company, in 1978 as assistant controller in INA's Special Risk Division and rose through the ranks taking on management and finance roles of increasing responsibility through the merger of INA and Connecticut General, which formed CIGNA. Hanway is past chairman of the Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare—a coalition of some of America's leading health plans dedicated to administrative simplification and improving the quality of care. Through the years, Hanway has been active in issues associated with children's health, education and international trade. A strong and outspoken advocate of free trade, he worked closely with the United States Department of Commerce and the Office of the United States Trade Representative in formulating the financial services provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the U.S.-Japan Framework Agreement on Insurance. He serves on the boards of trustees of Loyola College of Baltimore and the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, as well as the board of advisors of the March of Dimes Foundation. Hanway also serves on the board of directors of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and is a member of The Business Roundtable. Hanway is a graduate of Loyola College of Baltimore (B.A., 1974) and Widener University (M.B.A., 1984). He is a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the Pennsylvania and American Institutes of Certified Public Accountants.
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Massaponax High School opened in 1998 and it was the seventh high school in Spotsylvania County and has made strides in education and innovations. The estimated capacity of students(as of 2001) was close to 1600 students. Sources[edit]Spotsylvania County Schools
Massaponax High School Massaponax High School opened in 1998 and it was the seventh high school in Spotsylvania County and has made strides in education and innovations. The estimated capacity of students(as of 2001) was close to 1600 students.
Mascot[edit]The mascot of MHS is a black panther, it was originally going to be called "Massaponax Mustangs" but the idea was scrapped and finally became known as the Panthers. The school colors are black and teal but sometimes silver is also used. The use of Panther Pride has become an art at MHS, as coined by the phrase "You Just Can't Hide That Panther Pride" since everyone is naturally good-hearted and most everyone shows school spirit(sometimes without meaning to).
Personnel[edit]Principal:Joseph Rodkey Assistant Principals: Russell Davis Angela Cody-Point Troy Wright Administrative Intern: Mr. Watts
Classes[edit]Class of 1998 Smallest graduating class of the school's history. Class of 1999 Class of 2000 Class Of 2001 The graduation of the very first freshman class that came in 1998, it was the last of the "original Panthers" Class Of 2002 The final graduation of the students that came in the school's second year, included Eric Ludden, Jr. oldest son of coach Eric Ludden,Sr., also Vanessa Shipe older sister of Veronica Shipe or many of the older brothers and sisters. Also the would-be graduation of Amanda Liepeldt Tragedy[edit]In 2002, a Massaponax student named Amanda Liepeldt died in a car accident in the fall of 2002, Amanda's parents received a diploma and she has a plaque in her honor at Massaponax High School. Amanda was described as "a butterfly breaking from her cacoon" and she was sorrowly missed by many students. Total:325 Class of 2003 Class Of 2004 The incredibly talented class that had Jessica Jeanty as saludictorian. This was one of the strongest senior classes and took over a million dollars in scholarship and awards money. All were outstanding in some way and were remembered. Also the most twins for any graduation. Legacy:Park benches and the senior lunchroom Total:389 Class of 2005 The class that had Casey Methany as valedictorian and Riaz Gillani as saludatorian. Riaz Gillani went on to attend a prestigious ivy-league institution, Brown University. It was one of the smallest classes graduating since only 312 graduated due to drop-outs and moving of districts. The class featured many talented individuals of the arts and athletics and also graduated many students entering top tier universities. Legacy:The Massaponax Fight Song on the wall of the auditorium. Class of 2006 This is the class that came to Massaponax in 2002, this is mostly the brothers and sisters of the classes before them.They graduated this year with Jaclyn "Jackie" Arquette as the valedictorian. Stacy Aylor was valedictorian in 2007. Sources[edit]Spotsylvania County Schools
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Ornithomancy is the practice of Ancient Greek augury of birds. Though mainly regarding the birds' flights and songs, any action of the bird could have been interpreted as a method of foreseeing or foretelling, or could have been interpreted as a message from the gods. These omens were considered with the utmost seriousness by Greeks and Romans alike. This form of divination became one branch of Roman national religion, which had its own priesthood and practice. One notable example occurs in the Odyssey, when thrice an eagle appears, flying to the right, with a dead dove in its talons; this augury was interpreted as the coming of Odysseus, and the death of his wife's suitors.
Spence, Lewis. An Encyclopedia of Occultism New York, Carol Publishing Group Edition, 1996 [ISBN 0-8065-1401-9]
Manelbaum, Allen The Odyssey of Homer New York, Bantam Classic Edition, 1991 [ISBN 0-553-21399-7]
65.166.25.170 19:45, 22 February 2006 (UTC)Ιθεος
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The Gäubodenvolksfest in Straubing is the second largest genuine folk festival in Bavaria, Germany after the Munich Oktoberfest. It was founded from Maximilian I Joseph, King of Bavaria in the year 1812 as an agricultural festival.
The Gäubodenvolksfest is a modern festival with about 120 roundabouts, roller coasters and 7 big beer tents with 24.000 seats at an area of about 90.000 sqm., but the festival still has the origin of the bavarian genuine culture. Many of the about 1,2 million visitors wear the bavarian habit.
The festival is held every year in the mid of august and it takes 11 days. The festival is celebrated from the whole city. Many companies has closed at this time.
Combined with the Gäubodenvolksfest is the Ostbayernschau. The biggest fair trade of eastern bavaria.
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http://www.ausstellungsgmbh.de/home.cfm?layout=volksfest&site=home Official Website of the Gäubodenvolksfest http://www.ausstellungsgmbh.de/main.cfm?layout=volksfest&site=presse&pressekat_id=1&i=6 Information in english about Gäubodenvolksfest
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Carl Heinrich von Siemens
Obtained from http://www.siemens.com/index.jsp?sdc_p=l1o1031295u1436mcs4p
81.146.63.136 22:11, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
Personalities - Carl Friedrich von Siemens
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- Decline. We cannot accept copyrighted text borrowed from either web sites or printed material. Perhaps you would like to rewrite the article in your own words. Thanks. ×Meegs 22:46, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
Placer Done redir req[edit]
A quick redirect request from Placer Dome Inc to Placer Dome. 134.10.12.35 23:34, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
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A legislator's responsibility to represent all of society's interests
Sources[edit]We the People: A Concise Introduction to American Politics (5th Edition) 70.242.166.250 23:53, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
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One who collects stamps. Sources[edit]www.dictionary.com 209.115.216.144 00:00, 23 February 2006 (UTC)
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