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[edit] The Forgetfull Word



[edit] reitzel


[edit] Author Jerry Girard - Must of Got Lost - Rock Lit


[edit] Mr. Vegas


[edit] Boys on Wheels


[edit] Wheaton Academy


[edit] Superfueled Freaksickle


[edit] Dr. Jeno Tihanyi


[edit] Garrett Gauthier


[edit] Walter McGowan


[edit] Season 1: Beginning Lgeacy


[edit] Positively Fifth Street

[edit] Gigoit


[edit] Ever-Loving Army


[edit] Discreet & Young & Worth Millions


[edit] Ivan Caldwell


[edit] curse of knowledge


[edit] Christine Tucker


[edit] Ralph's Party


[edit] Section 44(i) of the Constitution of Australia


[edit] Abbi Horrocks


[edit] Abbi Horrocks

[edit] Notable Alumni


[edit] Vilunda Gymnasium


[edit] Arash Labaf


[edit] Mansurah Air Battle


[edit] Eoin Lynch

Eoin Lynch plays professionaly in Ireland for Longford Town FC. He went to providence College where he earned 2005 All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention accolades and All-New England honors, was named BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week twice his senior season. He led the Friars in scoring each of his four years at Providence and had a career-best season his senior year with 22 points. He ranks second all-time at PC in goals (27) and third in points (61). A 2002 graduate of Yarmouth High School (Maine), Lynch is the son of Ciaran and Anne Lynch. He also played for the Cape Cod Crusaders from 2003-2005.

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http://friars.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/spec-rel/040506aaa.html http://www.mpsbr.com/crusaders/alumni.html http://friars.cstv.com/sports/m-soccer/mtt/lynch_eoin00.html http://fc.yarmouth.k12.me.us/%7EBen_Soule/2002 http://ltfc.ie/fixtures/reports/match/?id=d3446746-7bf9-4c99-af27-3c4e616423f8

195.60.27.81 14:39, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] amserver


[edit] Swadeshi Marketing

[edit] Majid Aleyassin (MATLAB lecturer at Aberdeen University)

[edit] Silentwulf (Eric Ogden) Filmmaker


[edit] nick grace


[edit] Matthew Davies

Matthew Davies is an award-winning broadcaster. He presents the Breakfast Show for BBC Radio Cleveland which covers Teesside, County Durham and North Yorkshire in the UK. He has worked as a Childrens TV Presenter for the BBC and ITV. Matthew has also worked for Aardman Animations (The creators of Wallace and Gromit) as an interviewer for Creature Comforts. He is also well regarded as an actor with specific credits given for his work in Pantomime in which he has starred in many.

Matthew Has also written for the Trinity Mirror Group as a Columist and is passionate about the North East in which he lives and works.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/tees/content/articles/2006/01/16/presenter_profile_matthew_davies_feature.shtml

84.67.13.192 16:39, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Adi Zilberberg


[edit] Augustamnica

Augustamnica or Avgoustamnikai was a Roman province of Egypt created during the 5th century and extending over the eastern part of the Nile delta. During the 6th century Augustamnica was dived into 2 provinces: First (north) and Second (south) Augustamnica. Augustamnica was part of the Diocese of Orient and seems to have lasted till the Arab conquest of Egypt.

[edit] Sources

Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World, p. 102

84.74.214.70 17:26, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] J-Break

J-Break is a DJ and electronic music producer in Tampa, FL who is known for his international original tracks and remixes. Although he is most known for his electro and breakbeat styles, he has also produced tracks in all genres of music including drum & bass, industrial, electro house, hard house, hip hop, dance, trance, progressive house and reggae.

J-Break has produced over one hundred breakbeat and electro vinyl and CD releases including studio collaborations with international artists such as Jackal & Hyde, The Autobots, Deekline, MC J-Messinian (Planet of the Drums), Screwface, DJ Assault, Infiniti, Fixx, & Reid Speed. He is also an artist under the best selling breakbeat label in the USA, Afterdark Records, which has received numerous Billboard hits in the dance charts since their inception in 2001.

J-Break is the co-founder of the Cyberian Knights collective with members Jackal & Hyde, Dynamix II, Industrial Bass Machine, Infiniti, Wutam, Agent K, Exzakt, Ashrock and Ghosts in the Machine. J-Break has become one of the first American breaks acts to tour worldwide with several tours of Spain, Holland, UK, Canada, Turkey, New Zealand, and Australia. He has also performed at some of the biggest music festivals in the world including international renown Love Parade & Ultra Music Festival.



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PRESS:

"(J-Break) takes ordinary electro and runs it through the grinder..." - BPM Magazine (US)

"Legendary..." - Zeitgeist Magazine (Germany)

"Hard electro funk that moves." - DJ Icey (System, US)

"Definitely gets the party started, no matter what time it is." -Simply Jeff (Phonomental, US)

"His innovative productions and ability to rock a party has pushed the boundaries of a once limited central Florida breakbeat scene." - About Dance Music (US)

71.100.87.229 17:33, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] edmund bringas


[edit] Seleucids


[edit] Cheese of Doom


[edit] Xantam

[edit] Eons


[edit] Kody Howe


[edit] Jason Steele

[edit] Richard Aicardi


[edit] IBUYPOWER

IBUYPOWER

Ibuypower is a custom build computer manufacturer founded in 1996. Associated with American Future Technology Cooperation, both of these companies are located in Los Angeles County. As stated by ibuypower, their’s mission is to provide a complete computing solution to meet the needs of the surrounding community and customers worldwide. Ibuypower’s products include gaming desktops, gaming notebooks, workstations, media center PCs, peripherals, and multimedia products. However, ibuypower’s systems are targeted at the gaming system market, instead of the business and education industry. (1) (2)

Competition Ibuypower’s chief competitor is CyberPower PC. Unlike DELL and other OEM computer manufacturers, Ibuypower does not make any products, but simply purchases other products and custom build their own. The advantage Ibuypower and CyberPower PC has over other computer manufacturers is that Ibuypower allows consumers more customization options and choices.

Prices Ibuypower’s prices are very competitive with what you can find in the DIY market (DELL, HP, GATEWAY), and offers much more customization options. Although there is a small price premium, the many more customization options available make up for this.

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(1)http://consumer.hardocp.com/article.html?art=MTA4NywxLCxoY29uc3VtZXI= (2) http://www.anandtech.com/systems/showdoc.aspx?i=2929&p=2 (3)http://www.ibuypower.com

Aznbrainiac 21:25, 6 March 2007 (UTC)


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84.155.18.164 21:29, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Steven Asarch


[edit] David Finley

David Finley (Canadian) is a published writer of short fiction, a television screenwriter and story editor, an award-winning playwright and a writer/director/producer of the short film, "My Last Confession." For television he has written drama, soap opera, children’s live action and animated programs. In 1996 he was a Gemini Award Nominee for Best Writing in a Children’s or Youth Program. In 2003 he received an Award of Excellence from The Alliance For Children and Television. In 2004 he wrote the book for the musical comedy (Pantomime) “Aladdin”, which was staged at Toronto’s historic Elgin Theatre and starred the former wrestler Bret Hart. For "Aladdin" David Finley won the 2005 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Musical. In 2005 David wrote the book for the musical comedy “Snow White and the Group of Seven”, also staged at the Elgin Theatre, and he was nominated for the 2006 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Musical. His short film “My Last Confession” has been selected for screening in 34 International Film Festivals in 12 countries.

[edit] Sources


64.231.5.30 22:02, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] matthew harrison

[edit] Hank Besser


[edit] Charlie and Jessica


[edit] K o ken


[edit] Quirbibabible


[edit] Dangunsa


[edit] Rattail Grenadier

Rattail Grenadier was founded in 1984 by Mass Giorgini (bassist) and Flav Giorgini (guitarist). They began as a three-piece, with drummer Steve Best filling out the line-up, and Flav and Mass sharing lead vocal duties. They soon added second guitarist Kevin Galbraith, and by the end of their first month of active existence had added drummer Dan Lumley, with Steve Best moving to the role of lead vocalist. By 1986, the band had returned to being a trio, with Flav and Mass sharing lead vocals, and Dan Lumley retaining the drumming position. In May of 1996, Rattail Grenadier released a self-produced full-length album entitled Three Blind, featuring cover art by Kevin Neireiter (interestingly, Squirtgun's Fade to Bright album of 2003 featured Mass, Flav, and Dan as band members, with cover art by Kevin Neireiter).

Coinciding with this release, Rattail Grenadier began performing more shows outside of their home region, performing with internationally recognized punk acts such as Toxic Reasons, Rollins Band, Dag Nasty, the Zero Boys, Naked Raygun, Material Issue, and many more. In late 1988, Roadkill Records released the self-titled Rattail Grenadier (Produced by Paul Mahern, best known for his work with John Mellencamp and Iggy Pop), and exposed the band -- again a quartet with Steve Best on lead vocals -- to an international punk audience.

Simultaneous label releases of albums by the Bhopal Stiffs and Screeching Weasel turned the label into an immediate phenomenon in the punk scene, and were followed by several more by bands such as No Empathy, Sludgeworth, the Effigies, and Sloppy Seconds. Several tours followed, including one that included a headlining spot at seminal punk venue CBGB's in 1989.

In 1990, Steve Best was replaced by singer Rick Harris and the melodic hardcore sound of the band began to lean a bit closer to its hardcore element, leading many critics to consider it a "crossover" band -- a name applied frequently during that period to bands combining the frantic pace of hardcore punk with the heavier breakdowns and drum beats typical of the recently developed speed metal genre.

In 1991, now signed to Assault Force/Helter Skelter, the band released Too Much of a Good Thing. More touring followed, but the band primarily played in the Midwest, due to the academic obligations of its members. In 1992, singer Rick Harris left the band in order to pursue a PhD in Biology at UC Berkeley. He was replaced by Quentin Flory, formerly of PED, a reknowned New Jersey hardcore band of the period.

The sound of the band developed dramatically during this period, with heavy influence from several simultaneous and divergent sources. The strongest of these influences was that of the melodic punk rock typical of punk's (and Rattail Grenadier's) earlier years.

The band released two songs with Quentin Flory, the first a contribution to a regional compilation, and also featured a guest appearance on lead guitar by John Strohm of the Lemonheads, was titled "Highest Tree." The second, "Come on Back," was included on, PUNK USA, a Lookout Records compilation organized by Screeching Weasel frontman Ben Weasel.

The band was in the process of recording a new album, with fifth member Matt Hart sharing second guitar and co-lead vocal duties, when Mass and Flav's father, Aldo, was diagnosed with brain cancer, putting a halt to the plans of the band. When the album was eventually completed, Quentin had left the band, and the remaining members decided to rename the group, especially in light of their marked sonic shift, a decided return to their earliest roots, reflecting the influence of bands such as the Ramones, the Buzzcocks, the Zero Boys, and the Clash. This album eventually became Squirtgun's debut self-titled album, issued by Lookout Records, and including the song "Social," which was featured as the opening track to 1995's Kevin Smith film Mallrats, now a cult-classic.


[edit] Sources

  • The Touser Press Record Guide, by Ira Robbins. "Interview with Squirtgun founder Mass Giorgini" by Deana Dasein, Punk Planet, Sept/Oct 1996. Punk Is A Four-Letter Word by Ben Weasel. "Rattail Grenadier" focus article, Alternative Press, January 1989.

74.132.232.23 23:41, 6 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Wine Therapist, also known as Wine Therapy

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