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Peter Yarmouth (Record Producer)[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Peter Yarmouth is a record producer, owner of Black & Blue Records (Cambridge MA), and closely linked to ScumRock guru, GG Allin. A successful entrepreneur, Yarmouth met up with GG Allin at one of GG's 1980 shows, in Providence, RI, and the two became fast friends. Yarmouth produced a lot of the early works of GG under the name Dick Urine, a name Urine was never fond of, coined, incidentally, by Allin. In a questionable publicity scheme Urine was killed in a supposed motorcycle accident in Umea, Sweden and future releases were produced by the real name Peter Yarmouth. Besides GG Allin, Yarmouth has produced albums by Northwinds, Bloody Mess & The Skabs, Algae Afterbirth, Blue Nouveaux, Bloody & The Vaynes, Boorish Boot, The Cedar Street Sluts along with compilations, music videos and various singles and EP's. Best known for spreading his "triangle method" to music success, to any band he gets around, Trust Me! Sources[edit]http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Peter-Yarmouth
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Audio Sunshine[edit]
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Sophie Schuit[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Sophie Schuit (born Sophia Alexanda Schuit the CXXVII) is a Dutch volleyball player for the Boise Dragons. She resides across the street from Harlem. Sophie's hobbies include law, sumo wrestling, whitewater rafting, apple picking, Mexican food.
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Stephanie Amador[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Stephanie Amador is a Hispanic student engaged in school, Mock Trial, yearbook, law, among other things. Stephanie Amador was born on December 2, 1990 in Miami, Florida. She grew up in a city called Hialeah. She currently attends Hialeah Senior High. Stephanie has won titles such as the UM book award and first place in her middle school's Project Citizen competition. Stephanie has appeared in publications such as the Miami Herald and The Record. Sources[edit]http://hhs.dadeschools.net/, Hialeah High School, http://myspace.com/lilqbnstephy ,http://www.facebook.com/,Stephanie Amador, and various other first hand sources.
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PromoteMySong.com[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Promotemysong.com is an online application that utilizes standard web 2.0 tools. Promotemysong.com was designed by Shane McKinney to lead artists on the right path to getting their music out to millions. A Promotemysong.com original member (Jovi Rockwell), was signed to Epic Records; her manager, a Promotemysong.com partner/manager (Richard Myrie) brought one undiscovered talent to light with in the first quarter of operations.
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Collection Era Vol. 3[edit]
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Sources[edit]Collection Era Vol. 3 is a studio album by the Japanese noisician, Merzbow (real name Masami Akita). The album was released in 1981 and was rereleased in 2000 as disc 6 of the Merzbox.
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Kanwari Village, Hissar District, Haryana, India[edit]
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Kanwari (कुवारी) is a village in Hansi Tehsil of Hissar District in Haryana State of India. It is stuated 24km from Hissar city on Hissar to Tosham Road which leads to Bhiwani. At Kanwari there is another road that leads to Hansi Tehsil. Kanwari is also connected to another village Badayan Jattan via a link road. It is 15km from Tosham town and only 6 km from Nalwa village (where famous industrialist O.P Jindal was born). Kanwari has a population of 5,119, out of which 2407 are female. South West of Kanwari is desert land and rest of the area surrounding kanwari is fertile plain land. Fields of Kanwari Villege are served by a Canal for irrigation. Kanwari has two large ponds (Johad), girls government school and boys government school. Kanwari has an old Shiva temple and Akhara for sadhus (Hindu saints) as well as a temple of village deity called Bua Kunwari (Virgin Aunty) where newly weds go for blessings before entring the village. Kanwari is an administrative unit and has panchyat. It also has a Patwari (government revenue officer) and ADO (Assistant Development Officer, for development of agricultural activities). Sources[edit]http://ourvillageindia.org/Place.aspx?PID=183203 218.186.12.9 (talk) 06:30, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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Beyreuther, Wolfgang (*16/06/1928)[edit]
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Tyson Smith (b. October 1983) is a Canadian professional wrestler, known by his ringname Kenny Omega, who primarily wrestles in North American independent promotions such as Jersey All Pro Wrestling, the National Wrestling Alliance, Premier Championship Wrestling, Ring of Honor and World League Wrestling among others. He was signed to a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment in November 2005 and assigned to Deep South Wrestling. He asked and was granted his release in September 2006, in which his departure was on good terms. Omega's two biggest accomplishments are wrestling for Premier Championship Wrestling and Action Wrestling Entertainment. In PCW, Omega won the PCW Heavyweight championship twice and Tag Team championship's once. He also won the 2005 Premier Cup, a tournament that included Amazing Red and Chris Sabin. In AWE, although his record was under .500, Omega appeared on national television and pay-per-view. In September of 2006, Kenny Omega was granted a release from WWE and their development system. Omega was upset with the way he was used and feels his style is better suited in a promotion like Total Nonstop Action or a Japanese or Mexican wrestling promotion. Omega returned to Premier Championship Wrestling in time to face AJ Styles on September 21, 2006, a match in which he won. After the match, Styles said Omega did two things right: He left the WWE and defeated AJ Styles! Styles said, "I'll see you around, sooner rather than later." In March 2007, Kenny Omega stated in an interview with Gerweck.net that his time spent with DSW was poor and was particularly critical of promoters Bill DeMott and Jody Hamilton. [1] Career[edit]Early career and Premier Championship Wrestling[edit]Tyson Smith became involved in professional wrestling after he met local promoter Bobby Jay while working at a local IGA store. After training with Jay for a year, the 16-year-old Smith began working for Bobby Jay's Top Rope Championship Wrestling in Winnipeg, where he eventually developed the Kenny Omega character over the next two years. [2] In December 2001, Smith joined another local Winnepeg-based promotion Premier Championship Wrestling. Appearing on the opening show, headlined by Eddie Guerrero and attended by 1,700 fans, he made an impressive debut against his former trainer Mentallo on March 3, 2002. Later teaming with Mentallo in at PCW's Boiling Point in July, their match was named "PCW Match of the Year" by the promotion. By this time, he quickly became a rising star in PCW and the Canadian independent circuit. He was featured in director Guy Maddin's short film Sissy Boy Slap Party, a teaser for 2003 film The Saddest Music in the World. The following year, Omega defeated Adam Knight for the PCW Heavyweight Championship on September 18, 2003. Although successfully defending the title against Chi Chi Cruz, he lost the title to Rawskillz on November 26. While in the Canadian Wrestling Federation later that year, he also won the vacant CWF Heavyweight Championship defeating TJ Bratt in a tournament final on December 29, 2003 before losing the title to Zack Mercury a month later. [3] He also regained the PCW Heavyweight title less then two months later, however he was forced to vacate the title on March 18, 2004 after suffering an injury. Later that year, he teamed with his former rival to defeat Shawn Houston & Chris Raine for the PCW Tag team Championship on August 19. Their reign was brief however as they lost the titles back to Shawn Houston & Chris Raine the following month. On October 17, 2004, Omega appeared at the NWA 56th Anniversary Show where unsuccessfully challenged Petey Williams for the TNA X-Division Championship. In March 2005, he lost to Tommy Knoxville at Millennium Wrestling Federation's ULTRA card. [4] Omega won the inaugural 8-man tournament defeating Nate Hardy, Chris Sabin and Amazing Red to win the first Premier Cup on June 2, 2005. He also crowned the first NWA Canadian X Division Champion. On July 30, he made a one-time appearance for TCW Professional Wrestling when he teamed with The Scorpion to face The Axe & Bobby Jay at the Grand Beach Entertainment Center in Grand Beach, Manitoba. [5] In August 2005, Omega attacked Christopher Daniels and challenged him to a match although Daniels declined. After losing the NWA Canadian X Division title to Rawskillz on September 15, Omega attended the Pro Wrestling NOAH Camp in Harley Race's World League Wrestling in Missouri. He later lost to "Big" Keith Walker at a WLW show in Eldon, Missouri which was later aired on Japanese television. [6] In October, Omega was sent to Deep South Wrestling, a developmental territory for World Wrestling Entertainment, to be evaluated by Bill DeMott and other talent scouts. As a result of his performance, which included try-out matches observed by Johnny Ace [2] and Kenta Kobashi, [1] Omega was offered a WWE developmental contract and assigned to Deep South Wrestling on a full time basis. [2] Facing Johnny Devine at an event Action Wrestling Entertainment on November 26, Omega made his final PCW appearance announcing his deal with the WWE and made a farewell speech to the crowd on December 1, 2005. Deep South Wrestling[edit]On May 4, 2006, Omega made his DSW debut teaming with Heath Miller to lose to Team Elite (Mike Knox & Derrick Neikirk). [7] Losing to Matt Striker, Eric Perez and Sonny Siaki during the next few weeks, he scored his first victory defeating Oleg Prudius by countout in a dark match on June 1. Although he and Antonio Mestre lost to Urban Assault (Eric Perez & Sonny Siaki) in a dark match on June 15, he defeated Heath Miller in another dark match several days later. Losing to Urban Assualt with Onyx in June 29, he also lost to Danny Gimondo on July 6. Following the match, he was knocked out by Gimondo. Defeating Francisco Ciatso on July 13, he and Antonio Mestre fought to a no-contest before losing to Oleg Prudius on July 27. He briefly teamed with Tommy Suede and, although unsuccessful against Urban Assault on August 3, they defeated Matt Striker & Cru Jones a week later. The following night, he defeated Shamus McCarthy at an DSW event at Six Flags on August 11. On August 17, Omega lost to Oleg Prudius and, after defeating Cru Jones several days later, he requested his immediate release from his contract to return to Premier Championship Wrestling. Return to Premier Championship Wrestling[edit]On September 14, Omega made his return to PCW defeated Rawskillz to earn a match with AJ Styles and defeated him in the main event the following week. He defeated Mike Angels and Rawskillz among others during the next several weeks before losing to AJ Sanchez on February 15, 2007. Losing to Ozz on March 1, he and Nate Hardy lost to Team Impact (Robby Royce & Ozz) later that week. During the next few weeks, Omega won victories over Kraven and Nate Hardy before entering the 3rd annual PCW Premier Cup tournament. Omega defeated Nate Hardy, AJ Sanchez and Petey Williams to win the tournament for a second time. Fighting to a no-contest with Mike Angels on June 30, he defeated AJ Sanchez on July 19 and defeated Mike Angels, AJ Sanchez and Adam Knight in a "Fatal Fourway" match on August 23 for a match against Samoa Joe on September 27. Feuding with Danny Demanto in Pro Wrestling Syndicate and Jersey All Pro Wrestling, he finally lost his scheduled match to Samoa Joe in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In October, Omega appeared in Starting Point, the first PPV for Wrestling Fan Xperience, wrestling Ultimo Dragon in an impressive match lasting 25 minutes. [8] Defeating Rawskillz on October 25, he teamed with him to beat Mike Angels & Mentallo on November 15. In early-December, Omega lost to back-to-back matches against "The Black Machismo" Jay Lethal in Jersey All Pro Wrestling and Davey Richards in Pro Wrestling Syndicate. On December 13, he and Mike Angels fought to a draw. Omega also teamed with Mentallo & Chris Stevens to defeat Mike Angels, AJ Sanchez & Epic in a 6-man tag team match on January 3, 2008. Four days later, Omega defeated Lo-Ki for the JAPW Heavyweight Championship in Jersey City, New Jersey. On February 16, he lost to Teddy Hart in a three-way match with Xavier at a Jersey All Pro Wrestling show. [9] [10] On March 8, he was one of several wrestlers in attendance at WSU's first anniversary show in Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey. Others at the event included Steve Mack, Danny Demanto, Ian Rotten, Kevin Matthews, Vicious Vinny, Inferno, Don Johnson. [11] [12] That same day, he defeated Lo-Ki in a rematch for the title in Jersey City. [9] On March 22, Omega was one of 12 independent wrestlers selected to compete at the first Majestic Twelve Tournament hosted by Pro Wrestling Syndicate at the supercard Majestic Mayhem in Yonkers, New York. [13] At the event, Omega teamed with Jerry Lynn to face Kevin Matthews & Tommy Suede. After defeating Jerry Lynn in the semi-finals, Omega fought to a no-contest with Devon Moore when they forced Jack Evans to submit at the same time. [9] [14] At the Spring Massacre Champions Challenge, he faced Frankie Kazarian in Rahway, New Jersey on April 19. [9] [15] On May 17, Omega lost a 3-way match with PWS Heavyweight Champion Devon Moore and Danny Demanto at the Holy Cross High School in Queens, New York. He defended his title against Danny Demanto and Grim Reefer during the next few weeks. [9] During his match with the Grim Reefer, Omega's opponent was injured at the start of the match was nearly stopped by the referee twice when Reefer had difficulty breathing. [16] On July 7, it was announced by Jersey All Pro Wrestling that Omega and several other wrestlers will take part in a fundraising event for the Beachwood Pine Beach Little League. Among those scheduled to appear include Rhyno, LAX, Sonjay Dutt, Jay Lethal, Dan Maff, The Heavy Hitters (Monsta Mack & Havok) and NJ State Champion The Grim Reefer. The event is to be held at the Toms River Intermediate South Middle School in Beachwood, New Jersey on September 19, 2008. [17] On July 10, Omega successfully defended his title against Jon Cutler in Morden, Manitoba. Cutler had previously won a tournament defeating "Outlaw" Adam Knight, Antonio Scorpio, Jr. and Mike Angels to win a title shot against Omega. [18] On July 25, Omega lost to Delirious at an event for Ring of Honor in Toronto, Ontario. [19] The following night, Omega made his Detroit debut at Ring of Honor's PPV show losing to Silas Young. [20] In early-August, Omega began touring Japan with Dramatic Dream Team and, as of August 3, he is scheduled to face Kota Ibushi. [21] Championships and accomplishments[edit]
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The Unstoppable Gods[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. THE UNSTOPPABLE GODS WAS FORMED IN SAN ANTONIO,TX BY BAND MEMBERS BRANDON MORA, BRANDON HUIZAR, DAVID GUZMAN, CHRISTHOPHER FAZ, AND RUDY TORRES. THEY WILL HAVE THEIR FIRST CONCERT ON FEBRUARY 25,2009. THEY ALSO HAVE A MOVIE COMING SOON AND IS'S CALLED T.U.G! THEY ALSO HAVE A DESIGNER SO IF YOU NEED A MYSPACE BACKGROUND HE CAN MAKE IT FOR YOU FOR FREE OR YOU CAN PAY HIM 30$. Sources[edit]http://www.myspace.com/theunstoppablegods
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Medical Maggots[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Medical Maggots are a brand and particular strain of medicinal maggots used to clean ("debride") and treat wounds in a procedure known as "maggot therapy." Sometimes wound debridement using maggots is also called "maggot debridement therapy," "MDT," "larva therapy," "larval therapy," "larva debridement therapy," or "biodebridement." Medical Maggots are indicated for use in the care and treatment of chronic wounds ("wound care") of humans or other animals for the following purposes: "For debriding non-healing necrotic skin and soft tissue wounds, including pressure ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, neuropathic foot ulcers and non-healing traumatic or post surgical wounds." In the U.S., Medical Maggots are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration as a prescription-only medical device. In January, 2004, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) began regulating medicinal maggots, and allowed the production and marketing of one particular strain of Phaenicia sericata larvae marketed under the brand name Medical Maggots. Medical Maggots represent the first living organism ever allowed by the FDA for production and marketing as a prescription medical device. Reimbursement for Medical Maggots is available in the U.S. Medical Maggots™ are produced and distributed by Monarch Labs in Irvine, California. Sources[edit]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maggot_therapy http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/25/health/25fda.html http://nihrecord.od.nih.gov/newsletters/2004/07_20_2004/story01.htm http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/510k/sumjan04.html 71.136.226.26 (talk) 08:52, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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jatkaproject[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. On the curatorial residency programme, each year a curator will programme a series of events and exhibitions that encourages discussion and exchange of ideas between international and local practitioners. Artists and architects are invited to live and make work on the site, responding to the new context. The residency will usually result in an exhibition that is accompanied by activities such as talks, screenings and workshops, in order to present audience with international artists and their practice. The exhibition space accommodates up to 8 artists working on site at any one time, and the curatorial resident should create a programme that lasts between 8 –16 weeks to include the summer months. The Jatkaproject Archive takes its physical form at the premises in London, and additionally forms a large part of the Jatkaproject website (www.jatkaproject.com). The archive serves to document the project between the two sites, creating an up to date portfolio for each of the participants involved with Jatkaproject.
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Pieces of Eight Records[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Their roster is impressive and one of their first releases was a collaboration with Godlike & Electric Records on a mix CD from Faithless member Sister Bliss. They have glam rocktronic band Black Daniel on their books who toured with Kasabian last year and are releasing their first album in Autumn 2008. They have a compilation series called WTF? featuring artists such as Duke Dumont, Goose, Chromeo and Riton and have just signed Ibiza Rocks residents Cassette Jam to a multi album deal as well as picking up the rights to the classic Perpetual Motion track “Keep On Dancin’ (Let’s Go)” Popular Tyre, who are Quinn Whalley of Different Gear and Patrick McCourt are also on the roster releasing quirky electro with folk rocktronica b sides and legends Jon Carter and Stretch Silvester are new signings with their Gentleman’s Agreement project. Sources[edit]http://www.discogs.com/label/Pieces+Of+Eight
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Muncie and Western Railroad Company[edit]
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original language redirects for the Peking Olympics[edit]
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Sources[edit]According to the redirect guidelines, template:R from another language should be implement for original language spellings to the English language article names. 70.55.200.185 (talk) 11:33, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
What do you mean unsourced? THIS IS NOT AN ARTICLE, it's a request to CREATE REDIRECTS. If you READ THE ARTICLES you will FIND THAT THE ARTICLES USE THESE AS TERMS FOR THE ARTICLE'S CONTENTS! 70.55.200.185 (talk) 04:25, 9 August 2008 (UTC)
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Fearless (Album)[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Taylor Swift's sophomore album, Fearless, is due to be released on November 11th, in the US. Although still unofficially, rumored track listings include the following songs: Hey Stephen You're Not Sorry Fifteen You Belong With Me Change Tell Me Why The Best Day Breathe (written and sung with Colbie Caillat) Fearless Phenominal Swift states that "My favorite is definitely the title track (Fearless), because it's about being infatuated with somebody on the first date and the promise of everything that could happen." She has also commented that she is overwhelmingly proud of this album.
Sources[edit]http://www.usatoday.com/life/2008-08-07-coming-attractions_N.htm 84.66.126.23 (talk) 12:06, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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Carnegie Bosch Institute (CBI)[edit]
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Carnegie Bosch Institute for Applied Studies in International Management represents a unique alliance between Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business and the Bosch Group. The Institute was established in 1990 through a major endowment gift by Robert Bosch Corporation. The Institute's mission is to support, educate, and develop globally minded managers through research, fora and executive education programs. The Carnegie Bosch Chairs In 2006, Carnegie Bosch Institute sharply increases its stimulation of academic research on global business issues: the Institute sponsors five Carnegie Bosch Chairs, the spearhead of which is the Bosch Chair. Together, these faculty form the Carnegie Bosch Institute Research Committee. They work in the field of Organizational Behavior and Theory, Manufacturing and Operations Management, Operations Research and Computer Science, and Marketing. Above all, they are looking at issues across boundaries and disciplines. Carnegie Bosch Institute is continuously working to find new ways of facilitating the exchange between experienced business managers and these open-minded academic experts by developing fora that share the newly created knowledge. A Vision Turned Reality: Global Leadership In its endeavour to bring business and academia together in a unique and new learning environment, Carnegie Bosch Institute has taken a leap into innovation. Its annual Executive Summer Forum Global Leadership has become an epitome of a courageous, stimulating, and invigorating development experience of senior executives and academic presenters from around the world. Its unconventional process design and its hand-selected faculty, its meticulous attention to detail and its tie-back into the real life of international businesses make it a stand-alone product in the world of executive learning, development, and cross-community networking.
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Dino Run[edit]
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General[edit]Dino run is a racing online computer developed by Pixeljam in 2008 (Pixeljam also created "Ratmaze", "Ratmaze 2" and "Gamma Bros".). the game has been hosted on many websites, but one of the most notable ones in Xgenstudios.com. Gameplay and Features[edit]In Dino Run the basic goal of all levels is to run from a gigantic tornado fast enough to get to the sanctuary at the end, before it consumes you. along your way you can eat smaller dinos and save eggs to give you more points, There are also several Special eggs hidden throughout each level. There are bones that you can collect by eating dinos and going through dino skeletons, collecting these will allow you to buy extra levels(Called speedruns)as well as get desktops and mp3's from the shop. Also you can enter cheats that can do various things to make the levels more enjoyable(such as turning all rocks into balloons). There is a code to enable your dinos to wear hats, but you have to donate to Pixeljam in order to get it(even though it is very easy to learn the code without donating. The game is a one player game, but there is a multi-player mode available(See below). File:DesktopPurpleSky02 1024.gif Multi-player[edit]On Xgenstudios.com there is a multi-player version of dino run powered by the MMocha server, which allows you to race other players online. The multi-player and one player versions of Dino Run have some key differences. Unlike the original, in the multi-player version your main goal is to beat the other players and get in 1st place as well as get to the end of the level. There is also a ranking system within the multi-player game that isn't in the one-player one, basically you get more points depending on what place you make in the race. The points you get for each race go as follows: (1st- 10-11 points) (2nd- 8-9 points) (3rd- 5-6 points) (4th- 3-4 points) You level up each time you get a certain amount of points(Example: you have 40 points but to level up you would need to get to 100 it would be shown as 40/100) every time you you level up the amount of points needed to level up grows substantially. Also, in the multi-player you can make your own races allowing you to choose where to race and how many people can race(2-4 people), what to name the race, and what level of dino can race in it. There are three servers in Dino Run "stoneyville", "Dino Central", and "Bonedocks" the person with the highest level of the server is shown as 1/ however many dinos are in the server. There is also a chatroom next to the races, where players can talk to each other about the game. Graphics[edit]Dino run is in a Pixelated 8-bit style that resembles such games as "Donkey Kong" Pixeljams other games "Ratmaze", "Ratmaze 2" and "Gamma Bros." are also in the pixelated style.
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The Rossica Translation Prize[edit]
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The Rossica Translation Prize is an biennial award given to an exceptional published translation of a literary work from Russian into English. The prize was inaugurated in 2003 by Academia Rossica and has been presented since 2005. The distinction comes with a cash prize of £5,000, which is split between the translator and the publisher at the discretion of the panel of judges. The prize is awarded in London on the 24th of May, the birth date of Saints Cyril and Methodius, creators of the Slavic alphabet. Excerpts of the winning and runner-up translations are printed in an accompanying Rossica journal. Winners[edit]
See also[edit]External links[edit]Category:Translation awards Category:English literary awards The Rossica Translation Prize[edit]The Rossica Translation Prize is an biennial award given to an exceptional published translation of a literary work from Russian into English. The prize was inaugurated in 2003 by Academia Rossica and has been presented since 2005. The distinction comes with a cash prize of £5,000, which is split between the translator and the publisher at the discretion of the panel of judges. The prize is awarded in London on the 24th of May, the birth date of Saints Cyril and Methodius, creators of the Slavic alphabet. Excerpts of the winning and runner-up translations are printed in an accompanying Rossica journal. Winners[edit]
See also[edit]External links[edit]Category:Translation awards Category:English literary awards
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Bramosthedes died in the battle of Plataeae. Sources[edit]84.82.182.241 (talk) 16:06, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Kellice and Salvatore had two children, a daughter and a son who died at 5 months. They soon divorced after the death of thier infant son. Kellice moved from New York and severed ties with the family. She later remarried had two children and divorced. Kellice Gucciardo Montagna currently lives in Oregon. Salvatore Montagna has since currently remarried and lives in Elmont, Long Island. He started a small metalworking company called Matrix Steel Co., located at 50 Bogart Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Matrix Steel manufactures structural and rail mill products, gray and ductile iron foundry crucibles, foundry converters, casting machines, sizing or embossing presses, foundry mold machines and foundry dies and tooling. It was around this time that the Sicilian born Salvatore Montagna was given the nickname, "Sal the Iron Worker". Sources[edit][www.vitalrec.com/id.html Idaho Vital Statistics] |
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Besides painting, she created sceneries for many plays and operas for some stages in western Germany. After her marriage with the painter Werner Schramm in 1925, she lived at Fiesole near Florence and worked there for a year. The young couple then lived for five years at Bellevue near Paris. There, a son and a daughter were born. Returning to Germany, they settled for good in Düsseldorf. In 1938 she organized a big exhibition of her works in several towns of the Rhineland In 1955 she contributed to the first International Exhibition of the Peintres de la réalité in Paris.
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Kasai's body is covered in scars, from all the hardcore wrestling he has done. Including from a Fans Bring the Weapons Match from Combat Zone Wrestling show "Un F'n Believable", in which he took a bump onto a light tube board which ripped open his left elbow, exposing bone. He also took a powerbomb onto a razorblade board in Big Japan Pro Wrestling. In wrestling[edit]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Nikhil Gangavane, born 13th May, 1979, is India's top contributor in the international microstock photography & also one of the most promising upcoming singer/composer from the country. Nikhil is also famously known as 'TheFinalMiracle' for his work in spiritual counseling and healings worldwide. Eversince he has started photography, he has used the same alias for his photography business also. Born in Satara, as a son of noted philosopher Dipti Gangavane. He is the grandson of Mahadev Gangavane (Inventor of the Indian Heater, Winner of Parkhe Award) & also the great-grandson of Dr. Moropant Agashe (Founder of the Ayurveda Arkashala, Satara).
Biography[edit]Nikhil completed his Diploma in Computer Engineering in 1997, & his Degree in Computer Engineering as well as Advanced Diploma in Computer Management in 2000. After his graduation, Nikhil (at that time known to be an expert programmer & creative Web Designer) declared that he won't be any longer continuing in the same field and will be pursuing his career and luck in the field of music. His new declared ambition was actually his childhood ambition which he had kept to himself. Being very religious and spiritual person since young age, he had never let out the talent he cultivated over the years. His first major break-through concert happened on 1st May 2002, when he sung peace songs with 2000 children co-ordinated with the effort of 'Celebrate the Magic Foundation' world wide. The event was organised to spread peace awareness amongst the children after the 9/11 attacks. The concert also marked the released of Nikhil's peace song. Is if often referred to as the Indian Michael Jackson by the press since he has been running the Indian Michael Jackson Fanclub since many years. During the famous Michael Jackson Trial, on 22nd October 2003, Nikhil released a song titled "The Michael Jackson Anthem" on the fanclub website which was instantly downloaded by 100,000 people within a month. Till date the song boasts to have more than 500,000 official downloads from the site, ending up to be the biggest celebrity support song of all time. In the meantime Nikhil also co-ordinated with Indian classical artists like Pt. Atulkumar Upadhye to release fusion albums, while he worked on his solo albums. In the year 2005, photography which was a hobby for Nikhil took a strange turn. The microstock industry which the traditional photographers normally hated opened gates for a new exposure to good photographers who were considered as amateurs due to lack of professional equipment. Taking an advantage of the opportunity Nikhil started submitting to major microstock photography websites and eventually became the top contributor from India in the field. His portfolio boasts more than 2500 pictures in certain agencies and very high sales. Nikhil also started an incorporated (known as Pvt. Ltd) music label in India called Forever Music Pvt. Ltd. The music label works on production of unique Indian talents and promoting them worldwide through their marketing network and concerts. Nikhil known for his psychic powers which have benefited many people around the world through his spiritual counseling & healing sessions. His fan following in music consists quite many of the people he has healed or counseled over the years. This predictions and healings have done miracles for known and unknown people alike, but since this is not his profession he does this as a service to God. Though born Hindu, he likes to believe that God is one who is identified with different names depending upon the growth/culture of that person. Nikhil also has close association with the Indian Cinema Legend - Shammi Kapoor, who authenticated him to start and manage his official fanclub on the internet. Many celebrities from India have claimed to have benefited from Nikhil's counselings and healings and have shown support from time to time whenever he organises the charity concerts in the aid of orphanages or handicap homes in India. Sources[edit]59.95.9.216 (talk) 20:58, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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For people to fly, they needed to understand the flow of air over aircraft surfaces and how to use this information to improve aircraft design and construction. This meant building laboratories in which wings, fuselages, and control surfaces could be tested under controlled conditions. Today aircraft designs undergo significant wind tunnel testing before being built to full size and test-flown. Frank H. Wenham is generally credited with designing and operating the first wind tunnel, in 1871. A fan, driven by a steam engine, propelled air down a 12-ft. (3.7 m) tube to the model. A wind tunnel is an enclosed structure that lets researchers simulate the same conditions a real aircraft would encounter as it flies through the atmosphere. In a wind tunnel a highly-instrumented aircraft model or an aircraft part is held steady while air moves past it to simulate flight conditions. Wind tunnels let researchers safely take measurements often impossible to make while an aircraft is flying. Computers collect the instrument readings for later analysis by researchers. Wind tunnels test new flight concepts before any flights are made. Sources[edit]http://media.nasaexplores.com/lessons/01-007/9-12_2.pdf 125.237.91.89 (talk) 21:02, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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He grew up in Charlestown, Massachusetts. He is an american actor/singer. He is of irish descent.
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. Sources[edit]Mime is a band based in the city of Vancouver, Washington. the current lineup is not yet finished. all we know is that they have nine members including 1 lead singer, two guitarists, two custom percussionists, one drummer, one bassist, one keyboardist and a DJ. the band is hoping to get a record deal with roadrunner records. the band is known for their heavy metal style of music. like the bands slipknot and kiss, these 9 musicians have a gimmick.they all have a gear tattoo on the backs of their left hands. They are about to release their independent debut album. this band is also planning to go on a world tour in the summer of 2011. All information provided bythe mimes official website. 67.189.42.29 (talk) 23:27, 8 August 2008 (UTC)
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Sources[edit]Personal[edit]Graduated from University of Colorado, known to have dated Laguna Beach reality star Lauren Conrad in S.F Bay Area
Career[edit]Co-creator of West Bridge (similar to Southbridge and Northbridge) Published: "Optimizing Handsets' Multimedia Connectivity and Performance" - EDN 03/07 http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb4804/is_200703/ai_n19269114 "Multitasking Multimedia in Handsets – Using a Bridge Solution To Increase Performance and Enable Simultaneous Usage Models" www.ilb2b.it/newsletter_aut_ele/doc/20071016008/versione_inglese.doc "Selecting and implementing NAND flash mass storage in embedded applications" -- Electronic Product Design, Embedded.com, EETimes, Mobile Handset Design Line http://www.embedded.com/design/206901482?printable=true
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