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She Could Be King (also seen as shecouldbeking as the band prefers) is an indie/noise/rock band from Wayne, New Jersey. Formed originally c. 2003-4, and consisting of many different members, the full and final line-up did not come to complete fruition until December 2005. The line-up of the band is now Jeff Beck, Brian Burdzy, Rob Conners, Dan Gosnell, Forrest Looker, and are currently looking for a drummer after the departure of Mike Shapira.

Oriental Lazy Boyz[edit]

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http://www.streetgangs.com/asian/lacity.html

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Free Infantry[edit]

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History

Unofficial servers existed but didn't become widely popular until 2005. Daily updates to these servers and new zones such as Front Lines, Kill Zone, and Hockey Zone were introduced.

Many players who previously played but left rejoined this unofficial movement. Games tended to be hosted on a per user basis but later more permanent servers were used. This had the effect of widely popular hosted games independant of the official servers.

The unofficial server, developer by aaerox supported Lua scripting, giving new features for custom zones, such as "Zombie Zone".

As of 2006, the server is run by 4 main staff, who are dangerz, 7hm, X15 and aaerox and funded by donations.


Game zones

  • Capture the Flag - Fast-paced basing action, the most popular zone. Various maps exist, including a private-team Extreme form. Has multiple weapons for players to purchase, allowing player customization.
  • RPG - Role-playing. Based off of a past-time zone favorite, WZA (War Zone Alpha).
  • Bug Hunt - Marine vs. the Skrall. The Collective Marines attempt to extract scientific research from a small research facility on a moon inhabited by the Skrall, a hostile alien race.
  • Skirmish - Massive team vs. team fighting. Several variants exist. Some include tanks and other vehicles. Most employ static flags for territory holding. Features more realistic settings and game physics.
  • Gravball - Sport zone. Players pilot hoverbikes on a large map with various obstacles, attempting to shoot the ball over their own goal square while avoiding opponents' weapons.
  • HardCorps - An almost realistic version of war, featuring incredibly fast and invisible projectiles, like you would expect on a real battlefield. Employs maps, and requires military/squad tactics to undertake victory.
  • Boom Ball X - Sport zone. Players play on a small, hockey-like arena and are restricted to either to aft, mid or fore sections of the field.
  • Soccer Brawl - Sport zone. Eleven-a-Side razzle-dazzle soccer where players are allowed to body check one another.
  • Ambush - Fast-paced action. Players use jetpacks or hoverboards to fly around collecting flags and blowing up other players.
  • Team Deathmatch - Fast-paced action. Players use multitudes of weapons against each other in tight corridors.
  • TankODrome - Arcade-style play. Players drive tanks, launch projectiles at other players and computer turrets to collect tokens. Tokens are used to buy vehicle upgrades.
  • Chambert's Moon - A classic, King-of-the-Hill slower paced zone with aliens, psionics and vehicles. Uses a drastically different item set.
  • War Zone Alpha - The predecessor of RPG/Eol, WZA is a popular pure chaos zone that features different classes, vehicles, weapons and a less structured experience buildup system.
  • WZA:UC - A Free Infantry remix on the classic War Zone Alpha. Features a completely revamped armor system, energy system, and a new map. The style of play is much like the classic WZA, however there is much more complexity in the way people customize their character. Also noteworthy is the unique vehicles, bunkers, and base building capabilities.
  • Frontlines - A Free Infantry skirmish zone based on the popular FPS game Battlefield 2.
  • Dodgeball - A Free Infantry sports zone where the players throw ball-like projectiles at each other with intentions of "getting each other out" Don't worry, once you're out you can drive around the arena in a nice fast race car!
  • Laser Tag - A Free Infantry Laser Tag style zone. You must defeat the other team by being the first team to score 25 points. You earn 1 point from killing an enemy, and 10 points from destroying their base! Winning team gets to play around in the Celebration Vehicle for 45 seconds until the next game starts!


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The Indian Telly Awards[edit]

DJ Noodles[edit]

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DJ Noodles is a Hip-Hop producer and radio DJ in the U.S. Noodles can be heard weekly on his Fix Your Face Radio program airing on Sirius Satellite Radio and his weekly syndicated radio show named The Blast Off Mix which airs throughout the U.S. and in The Netherlands. He is a managing member of the Shadyville DJs, a worldwide DJ coalition started by G-Unit's DJ Whoo Kid. Noodles has produced exclusive mixtapes with SunN.Y., Trazz, Blitz, Kanye West & his G.O.O.D. Music label, and released the critically acclaimed "Soul Survivors", a remix project meshing vocals from R&B superstar Akon and the late Notorious B.I.G.

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http://www.djnoodles.com http://www.fixyourface.net http://www.shadyvilledjs.net

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Lara Philippart[edit]


Ginny Sanchez[edit]

Qoole[edit]

Hisaichi Ishii[edit]

Nestor Padilla-Tiller[edit]

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Nestor Padilla-Tiller(born in Cartagena Colombia on march 25, 1990)is the guitarist of heavy metal bands End of Eden and Agony in Heaven. Best noted for his exotic personality and "oddball" stage presence.



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The San Diego Reader www.myspace.com/endofeden 68.8.4.136 09:02, 15 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Jonathan Aldridge[edit]

Brass Razoo[edit]

Aslan Tkhakushinov[edit]

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220.240.68.212 11:06, 15 January 2007 (UTC) Aslan Tkhakushinov is President of the Autonomous Republic of Adygheya[reply]



Mohammad Rahmati[edit]

Astral Doors[edit]

Current line-up:[edit]

Discography[edit]

Juha Hernesniemi[edit]

moire deflectometry[edit]

Narangba,QLD,Australia[edit]

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Complex metal hydride[edit]

Analysis Of A Simple Prototype For Magnetic Levitation[edit]

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Projects: This project aims at analyzing the stability and force balance of a simple prototype that demonstrates the principle of magnetic levitation. The prototype consists of a pencil suspended in mid-air essentially by the action of forces exerted by four ring magnets fixed in a sponge base on two similar magnets attached to the pencil (see Figure 1). The configuration is found to be in perfectly stable equilibrium; the pencil can perform small oscillations and also rotate about its long axis. The six magnets used in the system can be arranged in a total of 2(6) = 64 different polarity configurations. We found, by direct experimentation, that only two independent configurations among can lead to stable levitation. The force balance in these configurations was studied. We mapped the field lines of all the magnets using a compass. This was used to understand the various forces acting in the system. We found that an upward repulsive force exerted by the base magnets balances the weights of the pencil and a horizontal magnetic force along the pencil was balanced by a normal reaction force exerted by a thin plastic chip fitted on the sponge. To check these theoretical results, further experiments were conducted by tiling the system at various angles. The results confirmed the earlier findings. Various practical applications of this concept are being explored. This project provides an understanding of magnetic levitation of static extended bodies and shows that a prototype can be built with inexpensive, everyday, materials


Front Line: The International Foundation for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders[edit]

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Irish Times, Saturday, June 17, 2006 Sunday Business Tribune, June 18, 2006


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Ron Kobayashi Trio[edit]

Ben Wilkerson[edit]

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2004 Rimington Trophy Winner 2004 First-Team All-America (American Football Coaches Association, The Sporting News) 2004 Second-Team All-America (Walter Camp) 2004 First-Team All-SEC (AP, SEC Coaches, Collegefootballnews.com) 2004 SEC Good Works Team 2003 Rimington Trophy Finalist 2003 Second-Team All-America (Associated Press, Sporting News) 2003 First-Team All-SEC (AP, ESPN.com) 2003 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2001 Freshman All-SEC (Knoxville News-Sentinel, Coaches) * 2001 Second-Team Freshman All-America (The Sporting News)

SENIOR SEASON (2004) Named the co-recipient, along with David Baas of Michigan, of the Rimington Trophy this year as college football's top center ... Is only the third football player in LSU history to receive a national award joining running back Billy Cannon (1959 Heisman Trophy) and Josh Reed (2001 Biletnikoff Award) ... Won the Rimington Trophy, as well as being named first-team All-America by the American Football Coaches Association and The Sporting News, despite missing the last 3 games of the season with a knee injury ... Started 41 career games before suffering a torn patella tendon in his left knee against Vanderbilt on Oct. 30 ... Underwent successful knee surgery, but will not play again this season ... Started first 8 games in 2004 for the Tigers ... Has 41 career starts with the Tigers going 33-8 over that span.

JUNIOR SEASON (2003) One of the nation's top centers ... Named one of six finalists for the Remington Award in 2003, which goes to college football's top center ... Named Second-Team All-America by the Sporting News and the Associated Press ... Named First-Team All-SEC at center by AP and ESPN.com ... Started all 14 games for the Tigers ... Saw action in 991 plays, the second-most of any player on the team ... Allowed only three sacks and called for just three penalties all year ... In 991 snaps, was marked down for just 10 bad snaps ... Went from week seven to the Sugar Bowl with only three bad snaps ... Had 13 pancakes and 87 knockdowns for the Tigers.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2002) Started 10 of 13 games for the Tigers in 2002 ... Sat out the Cotton Bowl with a back injury ... Snapped on field goals and PATs as well ... Missed The Citadel and Miami (Ohio) games with a combination knee/ankle injury ... Extremely smart and gifted player ... Named to the SEC Good Works Team ... Played 620 snaps in 2002 and did not allow a sack all season ... Had only three bad snaps all year and was whistled for just three penalties.

TRUE FRESHMAN SEASON (2001) True freshman who won the starting role at center for the Tigers ... Named Second-Team Freshman All-America by the Sporting News and earned Freshman All-SEC honors by both the AP and the Coaches ... Emerged as LSU's starting center vs. Kentucky when injuries forced Rob Sale to move from center to right guard ... Played well enough to keep the position ... Started final nine games of the season for the Tigers, including the Sugar Bowl ... LSU posted an 8-1 mark with Wilkerson starting at center ... Also snapped on PAT and FG attempts ... In all, played in 11 games with nine starts.

HIGH SCHOOL Called by many as the top offensive line prospect in America ... Named All-American by Parade, USA Today, Rivals.com, Superprep, ESPN, and The Sporting News ... Rated as the No. 21 overall prospect in the nation by Tom Lemming of ESPN.com ... Recorded 121 pancake blocks as a senior and graded out at over 95 percent for the year ... Helped team averaged 399 rushing yards a contest and 9.2 yards per carry ... Listed as the No. 16 prep prospect according to SuperPrep ... Rated among Max Emfinger's top 125 national prospects as well as the Dallas Morning News' top 100 for the nation ... Member of Dave Campbell's Texas Super Team ... Earned first team All-District, All-County and All-State honors ... Coached by Larry Upshaw.

PERSONAL Full name is Benjamin Lorenza Wilkerson ... Goes by Ben ... Born November 22, 1982 in Port Arthur, Texas ... Parents are Charles and Vermykia Proctor ... Has four brothers, Demarcus, Charles, Trey and Celvin and three sisters, Brandi, Diamond, and Allanah ... Favorite book is Shakespeare's Othello ... Wears #55 because that's the same number is grandfather wore during his prep days at Hemphill High ... Majoring in general studies.

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Edwin (Phillips) Granberry[edit]

Notts+Derby[edit]


Aaron Chiwundura Moyo[edit]

Michael Cassese[edit]

Studio5982[edit]

Up and Coming Lacrosse Broadcaster[edit]

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http://www.rochesterrattlers.com/news/?id=3928 http://www.ubathletics.buffalo.edu/news/tv.shtml http://www.brendanmcdaniels.com

72.237.218.122 20:52, 15 January 2007 (UTC) Brendan McDaniels made his regional/national TV debut on Friday, January 12, 2007 as the play-by-play announcer for the New York Titans-Buffalo Bandits National Lacrosse League game on SportsNet New York.[reply]

McDaniels has broadcast professional lacrosse in Western New York since 2005. He has provided color analysis and play-by-play for the Rochester Rattlers of Major League Lacrosse during the 2005 and 2006 seasons. He has also served the color analysts and sideline reporter for the Rochester Knighthawks of the National Lacrosse League in 2006. McDaniels has called NCAA lacrosse for Time Warner Cable in Buffalo since 2002 and has been the lead announcer for the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament in 2004 and 2006.

McDaniels is also in his third year with University at Buffalo as the network host and sideline reporter for UB football on the Bulls Radio Network and is the play-by-play voice for both UB women’s basketball and women’s volleyball on WVLV Radio.

McDaniels hosts his own TV show in the Buffalo area called WNY Sports Blitz airing on Time Warner Cable. WNY Sports Blitz features interviews with players, coaches, and media personalities talking about local and national sports. He also provides play-by-play voice for college basketball and lacrosse as well as high school football, basketball and lacrosse.

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Post Whores[edit]

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Post whores is a term used within various online communitties for someone whom often spams the forum. They often accomplish this by posting meaningless "facts" like "I like to eat chicken". Post whoring, the act of being a post whore, is frowned upon by most users in an online communitty.

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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=post+whore Aang1818 21:11, 15 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Amit Ajmani[edit]

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Amit Ajmani was born in an unknown and unspecified location, currently attending Bayview Secondary School. He loves to make unfounded allegations including (but not limited to)referring to uncute individuals as "cute" (please see the article: cuteness for more details).


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http://www.bayview.ss.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/

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mLife[edit]

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