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[edit] Studio Music & Lyrics


[edit] Wesley Tang


[edit] Pickens High School


[edit] IWATSU

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IWATSU Electric was established in 1938 in Tokyo, Japan. In 1959 IWATSU provides the first key telephone system to NTT or Nippon Telephone and Telegraph. IWATSU products are avialable in over 50 countries around the world. IWATSU is listed on the Osaka and Nikeii Stock Exchange. The annual revenues in 2006 was $350M dollars. IWATSU is noted for providing business communications Systems, testing and measurement equipment and reprographic equipment. IWATSU has 1659 worldwide employees and 5 worldwide manufacturing and engineering facilities.

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http://www.voipplanet.com/backgrounders/article.php/3625171 http://www.iwatsu.co.jp/ENGLISH/about/history.html

66.160.74.250 01:04, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Tiger Marching Band


[edit] Nipper the Hero


[edit] Prawayer


[edit] Lac-beauport


[edit] XEN (half life)


[edit] James Payment


[edit] Damien Crosse


[edit] Geoff Farina

[edit] Outcrowd (American Band)


[edit] Noite oficial dos OVNIs


[edit] coles is gay!!!!


[edit] don't love you no more


[edit] NEPTON IS A n00b !


[edit] Kirsty Newton


[edit] STALKER

STALKER

MARTIN BAK- GUITARS ANDY AVERY- GUITARS RUY OLIVEIRA- BASS ANGELO CARIO- DRUMS MARK BYRNES- VOCALS

The band formed in New Jersey September 1988 and recorded 'Volume 1' one month later. It was just a demo, more like a reaction than a complete thought. It was released in February of 1989 and went onto sell 10,000 copies worldwide. At the time things were happening fast. They were courted by MCA Records, Tom Whalley @ Interscope Records, Vinny Vincent and countless others. Surprised by success, they confronted it head on. They wanted to do something about it. They toured across the United States.

They appeared regularly in magazines across the world including, Rip, Powerline, Metal Edge, Live Wire, Japans Burrn and Italy s Fireball. Fans were writing from Malaysia, Holland, Romania, Brazil, Japan and Australia. They even received a letter from a fan in Indonesia who had heard us on the radio there, and had purchased a tape on the black market. The same thing happened in the U.S.S.R. ‘A friend of mine, Andy recalls, stationed in Spain, in the Navy, told me about the day his roommate showed up with a cassette of a hot new band. He had just purchased it because everyone on his ship loved it. My friend recognized my picture on the cover. His shipmate had just picked up Stalkers Volume 1’.

In 1991 they went back into the studio with producer Dave Durr (Eventide Harmonizer) and recorded ‘Last Laugh’ and ‘Find A Way’. The songs were never released.

Ahhh, the sweet smell of success! They loved it, it loved them. After three tours in just as many years they were ready to release our first album. 'Peyote Picnic' was released in 1993. A collection of monstrously digable tunes, heavy on the edges deep in the middle, and single-handedly responsible for the mass hysteria which followed.

In 1994 the band recorded two last tracks ‘Long Way Home’ and ‘Confessions’ which were also unreleased. In 1995 Stalker spilt up.

Mark went on to other projects, writing ,recording and plying live shows in the metro- politan area.

Andy, Angelo, Martin and Ruy formed The Insaints and The Fedz. They wrote and recorded dozens of songs in their studio TRG Recording in West Paterson New Jersey.

Dont let these words persuade you, let the music. discography:


'Peyote Picnic' CD Peyote Picnic CD Trg Records 1993 Featuring: Smooth Thing, We Bring Pain, Trip, 5 am, Nothin', The Soul, Until Tonight, Help Us



Volume 1 CD Trg Records 1989 Featuring: Lies and Love, Goodtime Gypsy, Rock a Little, Bit of Blues, After the Love, Angle Heart



(Unreleased) 1991 EP Trg Records 1991 Featuring: Last Laugh , Find A Way, Life Goes Bang, Help Us (Demo)



(Unreleased) 1994 EP Trg Records 1994 Featuring: Long Way Home, Confessions



http://www.myspace.com/stalkernj http://www.mariemarrorealtor.com/stalkernj.html http://voorraad.hemisphere.nl/Stalker%20Peyote%20Picnic%20CD.htm http://tontosreviews.blogspot.com/ http://www.therecordlink.net/cgi-bin/pick.cgi?site=record&sku=3289 http://www.premise.com/ss99/page3c.htm

[edit] Nikodemos (biblical person)

Nikodemos is a fariscean mentioned in the Gospell of John in the New Testament. In his dialouge with Jesus of Nazareth, many elements that are common in the Gospell o Joh appear, such as the lack of the Secret of Christ, the implication he "was the light and the way" and strong dualistic traits (light and darkness, good and evil). It is also implied that Nikodemos was a rabbi, as Jesus refer to his ignorance despite being "a teacher for Israel". When the farisceans claimed the law spoke against Jesus, Nikodemos objected and said he must be trialed from his actions and words before the law can judge him. He was answered with the fact the law never mention a prophet from Gaililee, implying he cannot be a prophet less he comes from Galilee. It is mentioned briefly Nikodemos faced Jesus in his grave, bringing about thirty kilos of myrrh and aloe mixed together.


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Bibel 2000: john 3:1 ff, john 7: 50, john 19: 39

81.172.157.244 14:24, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Beau Hollingsworth


[edit] Stephen Asbury

Businessman and author of 'Health, Safety, Environment and Quality Audits - A Risk-based Guide' published by Elsevier, January 2007. Director of Corporate Risk Systems Limited.

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ISBN 978-0-7506-8026-4 http://books.elsevier.com/uk/bookscat/search/details.asp?isbn=9780750680264&country=United+Kingdom&srccode=&mscssid=RDERUX7LDG7S9G7AHQ8PV7CGQ1TK5GC7

163.166.137.10 14:55, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] MFM 92.6

MFM 92.6 is a Campus Based Community Radio Station. Whilst it was formerly known as MatieFM (and before that RadioMatie), since it attained a community broadcasting licence in 2000 it has established itself as a leader in among South African Community Radio stations, and especially among Campus based stations.

The station started operating in 1979 thanks to the initiative of members of the Student Representative council of the University of Stellenbosch - at the time known as the LSS-Committee(Langenhoven Student Centre, abbreviated in Afrikaans.It 'broadcast' via a set of speakers in the campus cafeteria known as the Langenhoven Student Centre, recently better known as the Neelsie. Musci was pplayed off 14 borrowed tapes and LP's and the equipment, a home-built mixing desk, was assembled by an enigineer studying at the university. From these humble beginnings 'broadcasting' was extended to the dinner halls of residences on campus via telephone lines. In 1994 the station was awarded a broadcasting licence and frequency, 92.6FM, it was also renamed MatieFM Stereo.

The first few years of the new millennium brought about rapid growth under the leadership of a tight-knit management and dedicated staff. In 2005 the station received a grant, enabling the upgrading of all equipment and offices to industry standards. Presenters now


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155.232.128.10 15:04, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Doom shadow troopers


[edit] Miki Warren


[edit] Kisan Patel


[edit] Radio KDNA - 91.9 FM Northwest Communities Education Center

Radio KDNA is the only full-time educational Spanish language public radio station in the United States.

Broadcasting on a frequency of 91.9 FM with an effective radiated power of 20,000 watts, from studios located in Granger, Washington, KDNA is owned by, and licensed to, the Northwest Communities Education Center, a not-for profit corporation. The station is governed by a minority Board of Directors representative of its listening community. In 1999 KDNA celebrated 20 years of broadcasting in the Yakima Valley.

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http://www.kdna.org/ 68.116.23.110 16:49, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

The Jam Panda Family

The Jam Panda family are a family consisting of eight pandas. They are,

Ma Pa Grandma Aunt Apricot Big Bamboo Jim Jam Plum and Peaches (twins)

Ma and Pa: Pa is a mechanic and owns his own garage where he fixes cars. Ma looks after the kids and the house all day. This is harder that it sounds.

Aunt Apricot: An avid collector of jats. She has more than 50!

Grandma: The #1 baker in the house! She makes pies, cakes jam, and jam tarts!

Big Bamboo: He is always eating blackurrant jam sandwiches.

Jim Jam: The mischievous toddler that Ma finds hard to control!

Plum and Peaches: the cheeky panda twisn! Peaches is well-behaved and hard working, but Plum often drags her into his crazy ideas! He is extremely naughty.

Minor Characters:

Billy and Betty: The twqo golden-coloured bear twins. They love playing out with Plum and Peaches.

Miss Daniels: The twin's Y6 teacher.

Mr and Mrs Bear: The Bear twins mum and dad.


Several books havebeen published about the family. This inspires me to make up my own adventures!

The family all have their own favourite flavour of jam.

Ma- Rasberry Pa- Pear Plum- Plum Peaches - Peach Aunt Apricot- Apricot Grandma - Strawberry Big Bamboo - Blackcurrant Jim Jam- Blueberry

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[edit] Turkic Diaspora

Turkic diaspora refers to Turkic peoples not originating from modern Turkey or its former Ottoman dominions, who live outside of their native Turkic speaking homelands. Turkic speaking homelands include sovereign nations, autonomous republics, and other geographic regions. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan are the five independent Turkic nations outside of Turkey and its Ottoman legacy. Other non-sovereign Turkic speaking entities where the Turkic diaspora originates from include: the Uygur homeland in Chinese occupied East Turkestan, the autonomous republics of Russia (Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Karachay-Cherkessia, Kabardino-Balkaria, Dagestan, Chuvashia, Khakassia, Altai Republic, Sakha Republic, and Tuva), the homeland of the Crimean Tatars found on the Crimean pennisula in the Southern Ukraine, the region of Southern Azerbaijan in Iran, the autonomous republic of Gagauzia in Moldova, as well as the traditional homelands of the Ahiska Turks of Georgia and the Turkmen of Northern Iraq. The minority Uzbeks and Turkmens of Afghanistan, Uzbek minorities of Tajikistan, and the Kazakhs of Mongolia also remain in regions that are considered their traditional homelands.

As a result of the conquest and invasion of traditional Turkic homelands (mostly by Czarist Russia and its Soviet predecessor), Turkic diasporas started forming in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The largest worldwide Turkic diaspora is found in Turkey, as the Ottoman Empire remained the nation of refuge for the mostly Muslim Turkic peoples that fled Russian conquest and pogroms. The largest of these diaspora groups that found refuge in Turkey were the Crimean Tatars who settled in the millions after the Czarist Russian conquest of the Crimean Khanate. The Crimean Tatar diaspora spread to other regions of the Ottoman Empire as today there are well settled Crimean Tatar communities in Romania and Bulgaria. Karachays, Ahiska Turks, Azeris, Turkmens, and Uzbeks also fled Czarist Russian occupation of their homelands and settled in present day Turkey. The Uygurs of Chinese occupied East Turkestan and Azeris in Iran have also sought asylum in Turkey due to poltical unrest in the later 20th century.

The Crimean Tatars were one of many Muslim and Turkic peoples that were accused by Stalin to be NAZI sympathizers and relocated to Central Asia in the years of 1943 and 1944 during World War II. The Karachays, Ahiska Turks, and Azeris of Dagestan also faced mass deportation at the hands of Stalin during this era. Many Turkic peoples were resettled in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan, where many non-native Turkic peoples still reside today.

Labor migration spurned on by economic growth have spread the Turkic diaspora beyond the borders of Turkey, mostly into Western countries such as the United States and Germany. For example, the Crimean Tatar diaspora has settled in Germany and the United States (mostly centered around Brooklyn), as have the Karachays in Germany and the United States (centered around Paterson, New Jersey), and Azeris.

Many Turkic groups have formed diaspora communities in Western countries due to political persecution. As a result of disorganized and sometimes racist resettlement policies, many Ahiska Turks have formed communities in the United States. The Uygurs have been exiled from their homeland by China and have resettled in countries like the United States and Germany while lobbying for the plight of their people.

A phenomenon found within Russia is the migration of subjugated Turkic peoples to Russian economic centers such as Moscow and St. Petersburg. Azeris, Uzbeks, and Volga Tatars are some of many groups that now make up substantial minorities in Russia proper.

However, due to its long legacy as a place of refuge for Turkic peoples, the most common destination for the Turkic diaspora continues to be Turkey.

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1. http://www.iccrimea.org/scholarly/diaspora.html

2. http://www.rferl.org/featuresarticle/2004/12/9089707f-998b-4cc4-9b85-f474e5c4564e.html

3. http://www.euronet.nl/users/sota/statshist.html

4. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/war/azerbaijan.htm

5. http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue10_7/kanat/index.html#k1

6. http://www.rferl.org/featuresarticle/2005/08/003b8bf2-985f-49c9-92ad-b7b3356811e2.html

[edit] Pin on disc test

The pin on disc test is a simple technique to measure the sliding wear and friction properties of thin coatings. The disc is a coated sample and a ball is the pin. The pin material is usually tungsten carbide but can be many other materials such as aluminium alloy. Before starting the test the pin is loaded onto the coated disk with a load set by the user. Once the load is applied the coated disk is rotated at a controlled speed. The friction of the coated surface is measured using a load cell.

Friction versus time or distance can be plotted after the test is complete. The wear rate of the coating is measured using the ball crater technique and simple software.

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www.pvd-coatings.co.uk/pin-on-disc-tester

PVDcoating 18:54, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Thomas Narvin Lewis

Dr. Thomas Narvin Lewis (c.1880-1835) is the inventor of the written script for the Bassa language. He was a medical doctor and influential among the Bassa.

He was born in 1879 or 1880 to a chief of the Bassa people. One of approximately 100 children, Thomas' mother died while he was young. His father was advised by a "witch doctor" that this was due to a curse placed by an enemy and, if he did not send Thomas away, the child would suffer the same fate. As a result, Thomas was sent to Monrovia. He received an education from missionaries there but desired futher education.

He embarked for the United States, reportedly struggling for some time before gaining admission to a "college for negroes" in the south. He did well enough in his undergraduate studies to be accepted to the College of Medicine at Syracuse University.

It was during his years there that he devised his system of writing for the Bassa language. Thomas Lewis was living at the home George J. Sager, a Civil War veteran, owner of a knit-goods factory and city alderman. Mr. Sager, who called him "Tommy" remarked that Dr. Lewis "has not only learned medicine, but he has been studying our laws, customs, commerce, banking, and even military tactics. He has invented a written language and is setting the type for a book at Lyman Brothers' printing establishment... He says his duty is to his people in Liberia... I expect to hear great things of Tommy."[1]

Dr. Lewis graduated from Syracuse University in June of 1907 and returned to Liberia. By 1913 he was living in a large, newly built house in Grand Bassa. While practicing medicine and serving as an intermediary between the Liberian government and the Bassa, Dr. Lewis was also using his primer to teach written language to Bassa children. He reportedly "[took] great pride in their ability to write and read their language with his characters."[2]

Dr. Lewis ordered a typesetting machine from Dresden, Germany, and continued to produce his primers in Buchanan, Liberia. He died in September, 1935.[3]


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  1. ^ "Son of African Chief to Take Degree", The Post-Standard, Syracuse NY, June 5, 1907
  2. ^ Starr, Frederick. Liberia: Description, history, problems. Chicago, 1913. P. 246
  3. ^ http://www.uniboa.org/bassalanguage.html

169.253.4.21 18:54, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Blackburn Men's Fastball League

The Blackburn Men's Fastball League or BMFL is a recreational fast-pitch softball league based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Its membership spans the Ottawa-Valley region and includes players from age 18 through 50+. The league is totally volunteer-run and has been active since 1982.

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[edit] The Snow Kobra Sessions

The Snow Kobra Sessions is an unreleased, independently recorded album by alternative country artist Ryan Adams from late spring/early summer of 2000. The album consists of 26 tracks similar to those which appear on another of Adams' unreleased bootlegs, Exile on Franklin Street.

Track listing: 1. Faker 2. California (Mix 1) 3. California (Mix2 ) 4. Tractor Beam 5. Come Pick Me Up 6. Goodbye Honey 7. All My Fault (Mix 1) 8. Lash Out 9. All My Fault (Mix 2) 10. Personal Hygiene Zero 11. Chinese Porno Sappy 12. The Rescue Blues 13. Supermarket Air Raid 14. The Last Dance 15. I Know Where I Live 16. Why You Wanna Lemme Down 17. Listen To The Radio 18. Secret Powers 19. Blankets Of Booze 20. Waves Crashing 21. Choked Up 22. Don't Ask For The Water 23. Tell Me How You Want Me 24. Rosalie Come And Go 25. Enemy Blanks 26. How Ya Doin'?

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http://answeringbell.com/Answering%20Bell/Index/sessions.htm#The%20Snow%20Kobra%20Sessions

Tommyjohns 21:08, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Joseph Thompson (New Mexico)

Joseph M. Thompson (born 1967) is a former Republican member of the New Mexico House of Representatives, who also served as House Minority Whip.

Career

Thompson was first elected to the New Mexico House of Representatives in 1998, after serving in former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson's administration. He remains a practicing lawyer in Albuquerque, NM. He is also a registered lobbyist in the state.

Criminal History

In 2004 Thompson was arrested on drunk driving charges and charged with a DUI after registering a 0.12 and 0.11 on breath-alcohol tests, above the legal limit of 0.08. His story rose to national prominence after it was reported that hours earlier he had attended a bill-signing ceremony to highlight the state's efforts to crack down on DWI offenders. The incident resulted in Thompson's resignation from public office.


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http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-03-04-lawmaker-dwi_x.htm

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9905E3DF113FF936A35750C0A9629C8B63&n=Top%2fReference%2fTimes%20Topics%2fPeople%2fR%2fRichardson%2c%20Bill

http://ethics.sos.state.nm.us/LOBBY/050131.HTM

148.80.165.43 21:14, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Coleridge Community College

Coleridge Community College is a state secondary school stuated in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England. The college is situated a short walk from the city centre and is close to Mill Road. The college is now a member of the Parkside Federation along with Parkside Community College.

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www.parksidefederation.org.uk

80.77.243.242 21:32, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] ECS - The Electrochemical Society

ECS was founded in 1902 in the USA as an international nonprofit, educational organization concerned with phenomena relating to electrochemical and solid-state science and technology. ECS had in 2007 more than 8,000 scientists and engineers members in over 70 countries. It had also about 100 corporate members.

The objectives of ECS are: To advance the theory and practice of electrochemistry, solid-state science, and allied subjects; To encourage research and dissemination of knowledge in these fields; and To assure the availability of adequate training and education of fundamental and applied scientists and engineers in these fields.

Originally named as the American Electrochemical Society, it was renamed as The Electrochemical Society in 1930 to more accurately reflect its international activities and membership. In 2000 it adopted the official acronym ECS, to encompass long tradition of advancing the theory and practice of both solid-state and electrochemical science and technology.

ECS disseminates information through individual membership, corporate membership, student services, technical journals (Journal of the Electrochemical Society and Solid State Letters), on-line Transactions, a quarterly news magazine Interface, books, technical meetings and awards.

The Society holds two national meetings a year.


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www.electrochem.org www.chemheritage.org/exhibits/ex-oral-detail.asp?ID=1371 http://electrochem.cwru.edu/estir/inet.htm

164.54.145.233 21:46, 15 March 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Billy Cash

Billy Cash is the son of Craig Cash who plays the role of "Dave Best" in the well known sitcom [["The Royale Family"]] Billy along with his brother Harry Cash starred in "The Royale Family" "The Queen Of Sheba" With there father Craig Cash.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/r/roylefamilythe_66602940.shtml


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