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List of comics with vampires

Template:Afc r List of comics with vampires

• 30 Days of Night (vampire comic book)
• Black Kiss (comic book with vampires)
• Crimson (comics) (vampire comic book)
• CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations (vampire comic book)
• Shifters (comic) (webcomic with vampires)
• Tomb of Dracula (vampire comic book)
• Vampire Tales

Category:Vampires in fiction

Sources

Sources:

• Web area for CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations
• various wiki-links listed above

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REM rebound

REM rebound consists of vivid, colorful nightmares. The symptoms may result after withdrawl of a barbituate, like phenobarbital.

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http://www.meb.uni-bonn.de/cancer.gov/CDR0000062746.html

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1888 PREMIER OF MANITOBA

THE 1888 PREMIER OF MANITOBA WAS THOMAS GREENWAY

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OUR CANADA: A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY

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The Puerto Rican Volunteers Corp

Template:Afc r The Puerto Rican Volunteers Corp (Instituto de Voluntarios de Puerto Rico in Spanish) was a militia composed of private citizens, principally instituted for the defense of Puerto Rico's periphery from pirate incursions and foreign invasion. In principle, the volunteers were characterized by their unwavering loyalty to the Spanish Crown and Empire, and as such were subject to compulsory membership in the Partido Incondicional Español (The Spanish Unconditional Party). However, upon its creation in 1812 the Partido Incondicional was exclusive to all but peninsular-born Spaniards (peninsulares), and it was only towards the second half of the century that its rolls were opened to insular-born subjects of Spanish descent (criollos). The Volunteer Corp did not fight as a group during the Spanish-American War of 1898, nor did the majority of its approx. 8,000 members assist the regular Spanish Army in its pro forma defense of the island. The Corps's conduct during the war was due not to rebellion among the ranks but rather to recalcitrance: a low esprit de corp followed the Governor General of Puerto Rico's order to have all Volunteers integrated into the Regular Army without regard to any official rank or distinction they might have held in the Corp. Volunteers, by then consisting largely of the island's mercantile and hacendado elite (vide Pedro Arzuaga Beraza, Rafael Janer y Soler, Pompeyo O. Marxuach, Dimas de Ramery y Zuzuarregui, Narciso Vall-Llovera Feliú), recoiled at the perceived "injustice" and "indignity" of having to fight alongside men recruited from the lowest rungs of Spanish colonial society. Other–though perhaps less quantifiable–factors contributing to Volunteer inaction were the signal winds of change sweeping over the remnants of Spain's once vast imperial possessions; the Cortes's belated attempts at establishing an autonomist insular government in 1897; Spain's bloody and ineffectual efforts at ending the Ten Years' War; and the U.S.'s undisguised expansionist aims, combined with the contagion of assimilationist and insurrectionist groups operating both from the island and the U.S.

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• The Puerto Rican Volunteers Corp [1]
• Officers of The Institute of Volunteers Corps of Puerto Rico [2]
• El Instituto de Voluntarios (in Spanish) [[3]]

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British invasion of Tibet

In 1903-1904, under orders from the British Viceroy of India, a British army led by Francis Younghusband fought its way from India to Lhasa, forcing Tibet to agree to British territorial demands regarding the Sikkim-Tibetan border.

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Andy Comeau

Andy Comeau has appeared in such films as “My Tiny Universe” and “8 Heads In a Duffle Bag.” He has had a recurring role on “Providence” and has guest starred on “Will and Grace,” “Dharma and Greg” and “The Parkers.” He has also appeared in the television movies, “Blackout Effect” and “Virtual Obsessions.”

Comeau’s diverse theater credits include “The Cherry Orchard,” “Biloxi Blues,” “The Tempest,” “Love, Sex and the IRS” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Sources

http://www.sonypictures.com/tv/shows/huff/tvbiolist/bio-AndyComeau.html

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The Era of CDMA Technology

Template:Afc r What is CDMA? “CDMA or Code Division Multiple Access is an advanced technology that permits high-volume communications in a small area, with limited interference from other traffic. It was originally designed for military communications applications in rear areas.”

CDMA TECHNOLOGIES The world is demanding more from wireless communication technologies than ever before as more people around the world are subscribing to wireless. Add in exciting Third-Generation (3G) wireless data services and applications - such as wireless email, web, digital picture taking/sending, assisted-GPS position location applications, video and audio streaming and TV broadcasting - and wireless networks are doing much more than just a few years ago. This is where CDMA technology fits in. CDMA consistently provides better capacity for voice and data communications than other commercial mobile technologies, allowing more subscribers to connect at any given time, and it is the common platform on which 3G technologies are built. CDMA is a "spread spectrum" technology, allowing many users to occupy the same time and frequency allocations in a given band/space. As its name implies, CDMA assigns unique codes to each communication to differentiate it from others in the same spectrum. In a world of finite spectrum resources, CDMA enables many more people to share the airwaves at the same time than do alternative technologies

CDMA MONITORING SYSTEM Purpose: CDMA Monitoring System "SCL-5020 C" (further system) is intended to ensure interception of voice conversation and service information in CDMA (IS-95A, IS-95B, CDMA 2000-1x) cellular network. System Type: To prevent detection of the system's operation and avoid interference to the operation of cellular network the System works as a passive equipment intercepting data directly from the air. System Basic Function: The system is able to monitor 4 base stations simultaneously working at the different frequency and Pilot-PN

The system should be able to ensure the following functions: •Automatic search for used CDMA cellular network frequency and logic channels. •Evaluate base station signal quality and level. •Fix and record information sent in service channels. •Record and playback audio information (messages). •Determine subscriber's real phone number or ESN during his registration in the network and call. •Determine real calling phone number (if mobile phone subscriber has caller ID function). •Monitor and record incoming SMS. •Determine time of the beginning of conversation & also determine duration of conversation. •Ensure search of target subscriber according to air number. For more details on CDMA technologies or any purchase related inquiry you can refer a leading solution provider in the field of Strategic Electronics, developing high grade Encryption Technologies and Analysis and Surveillance solutions at http://www.shoghi.co.in .

Shoghi Communications Limited provides solutions in Monitoring System, CDMA, Crypto products, Electronics Warfare, Sigint, Comint, Signal Analysis, Communication Intelligence and a wide range of other latest technological products.

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Rajeev Gupta htth://www.shoghi.co.in/

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strut-and-tie method

The strut-and-tie method is used in the design of reinforced concrete members in discontinuity regions (a.k.a D-Regions) where force flow is in violation of St. Venant's Principle. That is, shear lag exists and design is not governed by flexure. The cracked concrete section is visualized as a truss consisting of compression struts, ties, and nodal zones. Longitudinal steel reinforcement is placed in the ties while stirrups are used to confine the concrete struts.

The strut-and-tie method was heavily promoted in the 80's by Schlaich et al. for its intuitive approach for design in D-Regions. For more intriguing design examples from the mind of Jőrg Schlaich visit: [4].

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http://cee.uiuc.edu/kuchma/strut%5Fand%5Ftie/

Alan Holgate, "The Art of Structural Engineering", p. 285

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Byrhtferth of Ramsey

Almost nothing is known of Byrhtferth's life except that he was a monk who lived at Ramsey Abbey most of his life. Most of his writing is beleived to have been produced sometime between 988 to perhaps as late as 1015 or 1016 but these dates are not certain.

At least two of his works are known to still exist, Computus and Enchiridion. Computus is a work concerning various aspects of time and the natural world. Enchiridion is a work integrating computus and numerology written in Latin and Old English. Addtionally, two biographies are attributed to him, The Life of Oswald, founder of Ramsey Abbey and The Life of Ecgwini.

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Peter S. Baker and Nicholas Howe, eds Words and Works: Studies in Medieval English Language and Literature in Honour of Fred C Robinson(Toronto:University of Toronto Press, 1998). Pp. x, 310; ill. Template:ISBN

P. Baker and M. Lapidge, eds., Byrhtferth's Enchiridion, Early English Text Society, Supplementary Series, 15 (Oxford, 1995)

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WCIX/CH6 TV Mast

WCIX Tower Princeton was a 2000 foot high guyed TV mast at Princeton, Florida, USA at Template:Tlx. WCIX Tower Princeton was destroyed in 1993 during hurricane Andrew. It was replaced by the now WFOR TV tower in 1993.

Pictures of the new tower

• http://sffma.net/147000_tower_trips.htm

See also

List of masts

Category:Guyed masts

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Ministerstyre

Template:Afc r Ministerstyre, literally "minister rule", is a crime recognized by Swedish law. It is when a government official gives orders to an unrelated government office, using their position to pressure them into taking action. There have been allegations that the raid on The Pirate Bay was prompted by a member of the Swedish government who gave orders to the police while under pressure from US agencies like the MPAA, although the Swedish police deny them.

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• http://yro.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=187372&cid=15459225
• Swedish constitution (regeringsformen, kap. 11, 7)

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Abhor

Root ab(=away, from , intensive)+hor(=shudder)

hate something very much; detest

I wouldn't say that I abhor housework, but I must admit that I avoid it whenever I can.; She abhorred all forms of bigotry.

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CrossFTP

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CrossFTP is a FREE file transfer application (an FTP client) for almost all operating systems based on Java. It is developed by Tony Zhou to offer the easiest and fastest way to transfer any file using FTP. Using Java Web Start technology, the installation and uprade of the program is just one click. CrossFTP Pro has also been offerred to supports more security-based features (such as SSL/TSL) and faster transportations (multi-thread).

See also

• List of FTP clients
• Comparison of FTP clients

External links

• CrossFTP Website

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Dzijan Emin

Template:Afc r Few people can match the experiences that keyboardist Dzijan Emin has had as a musician. Times are hard for musicians, who are expected to be proficient and versatile in a variety of genres. Those who are proficient—and available—can be seen playing with different people in various musical contexts. Examples are drummer Antonio Sanchez and bassist Christian McBride, whose services are elicited by people from genres other than jazz.

A working professional from the age of 9, when he began playing folk music in his father's band, Emin is probably best known for his collaboration with Bodan Arsovski, as a member of his Ezgija Orchestra. As part of the Skopje, Macedonia club scene, Emin and his band mates started playing in various garage jazz bands and cover rock bands. Later they started playing and recording with older artists including Vlatko Stefanovski, Bodan Arsovski, Kiril Dzajkovski, Dragan Soldatovic Labish, Arhangel, Last Expedition and Nikola Kodzobashia. As classically trained musicians they are also part of the Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra and Opera.

All of this has contributed to their colorful musical expression in the form of Project Zlust and DNO. Its six members come from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds, reflecting the great diversity to be found in the Balkans. Zlust was founded in 1998, releasing their self-titled EP in 2000. Since then, they've released two albums under the name of Project Zlust — Live, and the soundtrack for How I Killed a Saint), DNO-Tishina. They have also recorded music for TV documentaries including The Children of 1948, and The Painter. In 2004, they played on their former professor Nikola Kodjabashia's The Reveries Of The Solitary Walker, which was voted album of the week on Radio BBC 1. This year, they have worked on scores for two films, composed by Kiril, Bal-Can-Can and The Great Water. The band DNO is another project they have been pursuing alongside Zlust, which took them in the direction of art-rock music. The presence of renowned producer Malcolm Burn (Iggy Pop, Peter Gabriel, Bob Dylan, Emmy Lou Harris, Daniel Lanois) helped significantly in the success of their debut album.

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• Project Zlust home page
• Interview -Flood of Ideas
• How i Killed a Saint review
• Project zlust live review

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((Virginia Capers, Tony award actress))

Template:Afc r Virginia Capers won the Tony Award for her portrayal of Mama in the musical Raisin. She was the first Black woman to win a Tony on Broadway as Best Actress in a Musical without having to share the award with a white woman. Her entire acting career extended fifty years. She had one child, a son--Glenn Capers. She attended Howard University and as a protest to Sororities and Fraternaties started the GDB (God Dam Black) Society because she was darker then a brown paper bag. This was at a time when the color of your skin equated to the level of education you go after. She was asked to leave Howard. Virginia Capers attended Julliard school of Music. In her Senior year she was asked to leave because she became pregnant. The Music School of Julliard no longer has a record of her attendance but her son has her music theory books frothe school. This was a time when a woman's pregnancy was an embarassment to a profound acaddemic establishment. Her classmates went on to do "Carmen Jones", a Black musical film in the fifties. Virginia Capers and Leontine Price were both students at Julliard and both singing opera in the same classes and studied voice from Florence Ward Kimball. They would compete as two of the best singers at the school.

Virginia Capers spoke Yiddish, French, German, and Italian. She learned the classical languages at Julliard School of Music. In the history of the school she is the first Broadway award-winning Student even though she is not recognized for her merit. Later in her life in the '80s she was given an honorary Doctorate Degree in Music from the University of Western Music.

Virginia Capers moved to Los Angeles to do "Showboat" at the Civic Light Opera produced by Edward Lestor. From there on her life as a film actress began with "The Untouchables." She was the first Black actress in the TV Show as a secretary. Then she replaced the male house servant on "My Three Sons" for the last show of the season. Virginia Capers' professional career did extend in Europe singing in night clubs from France to Israel at the Doe Re Me theater in the fifties.

Virginia Capers was a religious woman. Near the end of her life she discovered that God was not only in a church but in the Land and that there was more truth in the powers of God from a Druid view point. She sat in Sedona Arizona saying, "I did not know how spiritual this place is and that the powers of spiritual god could be found in nature and not just in Man and woman." She repeated it over and over.

The bench where she sat is still at Cathedral Rock, and her picture sitting there is on the website at http://www.acoracle.org

Her spirituality grew near the end of her life and she found a peace at one with creation. She became a member of the A Coracle Foundation and believed that individuals in the arts and the service of healing and community leaders should all go on spiritual pilgrimages to renew their souls. Virgina Capers worked until her heart failed on May 4, 2004. She was a true trail blazer. Her son wrote his personal views about his mother on his website. http://www.acoracle.com/wheremymotherdre.htm You can hear her voice sing one of the most important songs she sang with all mankind in mind.

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Google.com, http://www.acoracle.com http://www.acoracle.org, The New York Times 1977 the night of the Tony awards,

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Terry is in seven kings

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Kirby]

Kirby is a pink puffball that floats around and says 'Hi!' He is a cute little guy and he is very lovable.

Find out about him at www.freewebs.com/kirbyisgd/ or www.kirbykirbykirby.com

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Source:www.kirbykirbykirby.com

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Johann Heermann

Template:Afc r Johann Heermann (11 October, 1585 - 17 February, 1647), German poet and hymn-writer. Heermann was born in Raudten (modern day Rudna) in Silesia, the fourth son of a middle-class Protestant family. None of his elder siblings had survived beyond childhood, so when the infant Heermann became very ill, his mother prayed that, if he survived, she would pay for him to study at university. He attended the local school in Raudten, and when his teacher Johannes Baumann left the school to become the local pastor in 1597, Heermann’s parents took him to Wohlau (now Wołów, Poland), where he lived and studied with Jakob Fuchs, a doctor and apothecary. At school in Wohlau, he was taught by Georg Gigas, son of Johann Gigas, composer of two popular hymns of the time. After a year he became ill yet again, and his parents brought him home. After recovering, he returned to school in Raudten. At the house of a teacher, Gregorius Fiebing, he began his first poetry at the age of seventeen.

In 1602, he moved to Fraustadt (now Wschowa, Poland), where he lived and worked with the theologian Valerius Herberger, who employed him as amanuensis and tutor to his son Zacharias. Here, Heermann’s skills as a poet were recognized and encouraged. Despite Herberger’s influence, he stayed only a year in Fraustadt, moving on to study at the Gymnasium Elisabethanum in Breslau, then to the Gymnasium in Brieg in Autumn 1604, where he had the opportunity to give speeches and recite his poetry.

He decided to go to university in 1607, but was persuaded by his patron, Wenzel von Rothkirch, to stay with him, teaching his two sons and accompanying them on a trip around Europe. Heermann agreed, using his spare time to study in the ducal library and that of the university rector. He was also able to publish small collections of speeches and poems, and came in contact with Matthäus Zuber, a talented poet who had also been made poet laureate. Heermann, too, aspired to this, achieving laureation on 8 October 1608 in Brieg.

Over Easter 1609 he traveled via Leipzig and Jena to Strasbourg, where they matriculated at the university, attending theology lectures and meeting the professors of rhetoric and law. The following year, he contracted an eye infection after publishing a book of epigrams, and returned home on doctor’s advice. He had a nightmare journey home, arriving even less healthy than when he left. Soon after his return, he was ordained and appointed deacon to the Lutheran congregation in Köben (modern-day Chobienia, Poland), where the incumbent pastor was old and in poor health. He began work on Ascension Day 1611, and a few days later the pastor died, with Heermann taking on his duties on a temporary basis, despite having only been there for a week. He was put in permanent charge that same Autumn, and also married Dorothea Feige, the daughter of the mayor of Raudten.

After a successful start to his career in Köben, the plague arrived in 1613, then in 1616 a fire swept through the town. This naturally upset Heermann, who was also sad because he was childless. His wife Dorothea died on 13 September 1617. He married again in 1618, this time to Anna Teichmann, daughter of a merchant; they had four children: Samuel, Euphrosina, Johann and Ephraim.

Heermann fell ill once again in 1623 and never really recovered, his nose and air passages having become infected. The effects of the Thirty Years’ War struck soon afterwards, and Köben was plundered by Catholic troops in 1632, 1633, 1634 and 1642, and Heermann lost his worldly possessions several times. In 1634, his illness prevented him from preaching altogether, and he no longer read out his sermons in church. On doctor’s advice, he moved across the border to Poland, to Lissa (now Leszno), where he died on 17 February 1647.

‘’’Works’’’ Heermann started out writing Latin poetry, with his ‘’Flores ex Otfridi Evangeliorum vireto’’ being published in 1609. The poems contained in this collection are Latin poems based on passages from the Gospels, yet for each Latin poem, one or two lines of German poetry were added, showing that Heermann had an early desire to write poetry in German too. Later works also belonged to the tradition of versifying passages from the Gospels, such as ‘’Andächtiger Kirchenseuftzer’’ (1616), ‘’Exercitium pietatis’’ (1630) - a revised version of ‘’Flores’’ – ‘’Verbessertes Schliessglöcklein’’ (1632) – a revised version of the ‘’Kirchenseuftzer’’, and ‘’Sontags- und Festevangelia’’ (1636). Impetus for this process of revision came from Martin Opitz’s ‘’Buch von der deutschen Poeterey’’ (1624), which acted both as a defence of German poetry and a set of guidelines on how German poetry should be composed. Johann Heermann can be regarded as one of the first German poets to write according to the rules set out in Opitz’s tract.

As well as poetry based on the Gospels, Heermann also wrote poetry influenced by works of devotional literature, especially those by Valerius Herberger, Martin Moller and Johann Arndt. These works were often themselves influenced by earlier, pre-Reformation texts by the Church Fathers, especially Bernard of Clairvaux, Augustine and Anselm of Canterbury. Heermann’s most influential work of devotional poetry was ‘’Devoti musica cordis’’ (1630), ‘music for a devout heart’, which combined hymns based on texts of the Church Fathers and writers such as Moller with hymns Heermann himself had composed. In addition to works of poetry, he also published collections of sermons.

Sources

Carl Hitzeroth, Johann Heermann (1585-1647): Ein Beitrag der Geschichte der geistlichen Lyrik im siebzehnten Jahrhundert, Marburg: Elwert, 1907

Rudolf Irmler, Johann Heermann. Der schlesische Hiob, Giessen: Brunnen-Verlag, 1959

Bernhard Liess, Johann Heermann (1585-1647): Prediger in Schlesien zur Zeit des Dreissigjährigen Krieges, Münster: Lit, 2003

Alfred Wiesenhuetter, Johann Heermann (1585-1647), Leipzig: Schloessmann, 1935

Carl-Alred Zell, Untersuchungen zum Problem der geistlichen Barocklyrik mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Dichtung Johann Heermanns (1585-1647), Heidelberg: Carl Winter Universitätsverlag, 1971

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Inenergetic

Template:Afc r Being inenergetic requires the use of no excess braincells. This allows the inenergetic person to slow their brain down to minimum usage, cooling the body to a comfortable temperature. A fan can further the cooling sensation and a commode and a fridge at arms length are vital resources for inenergetic individuals. A possible side affect of being inenergetic is that the individual may swell to a larger size due to excess food resources. It is not recommended that one stays in an inenergetic state for long periods of time.

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www.inenergetictheorem.com

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Hepburn Springs

A small town lying 4 kilometres north of Daylesford, Hepburn Springs is often thought a mere suburb of its larger, southern neighbour. Originally Spring Creek, the township became known as Hepburn Springs only in the mid twentieth century. Home of the internationally renowned Mineral Springs and Spa Resort, Hepburn has long been sought out for its natural beauty and tranquil surrounds.

With a rich European history, most notably with regards to the high numbers of Swiss Italian immigrants that flooded the Hepburn region during the gold rush of the nineteeth century, a rich cultural identity has stayed with the contemporary community, celebrated annually with the local Swiss Italian Festa. Indeed, one of the more enduring progenies of the Swiss Italian culture is the famous bullboar sausage, named so because of its bull and pig ingredients.

Home of the mighty Burras, the local football team, Hepburn was flung into national limelight in mid 2001 when an altercation at a home game led to a full sacle donneybrook, resulting in the expulsion of Hepburn from the central highlands football league for the remainder of the season.

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www.swissitalianfesta.com

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Lepke (1974)

Lepke is the title of a 1974 movie starring Tony Curtis. It tells the true story of Jewish-American gangster Louis "Lepke" Buchalter and his rise to power in the New York Underworld during the 1930s. The role of Lepke is played by Curtis.

The story begins in Brooklyn in 1912, when young Lepke (played by Barry Miller) is arrested for trying to steal a pair of shoes from a store. He is sentenced to reform school. Lepke's mother has abandoned him and moved to Colorado, leaving him on his own.

Flash forward to 1923. Lepke (now grown and played by Curtis) has been released from prison and has moved into his boyhood home in his old neighbourhood. He joins the gang of Little Augie Ogden, a boss whose gang specializes in strike breaking and protection rackets. When the gang pays a visit to a sweatshop whose employees are underpaid, Ogden orders the workers to leave. Mr. Stern, the owner, pleads with Ogden to give him more time to get the money together in order to pay off the gangsters. Lepke refuses to listen to the old man's pleas and shoves him out a window to his death.

Ogden's gang includes up-and-coming gangsters Lucky Luciano (played by Vic Tayback) and Albert Anastasia (played by Gianni Russo). Lepke thinks Ogden is going too soft and decides to bump him off. Outside a nightclub, a car pulls up to Ogden and a girl in his company. The door flys open and Lepke, armed with a tommygun, pumps Ogden full of lead. Lepke then proceeds to bump off the witnesses who saw the killing, including the nightclub's doorman, rival gangster Legs Diamond and the prostitute who was in Ogden's company.
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Dear Colleague Letter

This is a type of coorspondence between members of the United States Congress. It usually is a request from one or more representatives to the rest of their colleagues to take action on an issue or vote for or against an upcoming bill.

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C-SPAN http://www.c-span.org/guide/congress/glossary/dearcoll.htm

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Krazy Kards

Krazy Kards are independantly made fantasy wrestling cards based from the Champions of the Galaxy wrestling game system created by Tom Filsinger. == Krazy Kards have been around since 2000 and are still pushing the envelope on the fantasy wrestling game cards. We currently produce cutting edge full color professional wrestling game cards. Our game cards have even helped pave the way for some design changes to the way the official COTG game cards are produced.

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Krazy Kards were the project of two creative guys, writer Keith Vella and artist Kevin Knipe. They were looking to add their own stamp or spin to the ever growing popular Champions of the Galaxy game. They started creating characters and artwork with their own style of the game cards back in 1999 and had a complete set created for the new year back in 2000. Many game players from the Champions of the Galaxy embraced the new cards, characters and their fantasy wrestling federation called the NAWC a.k.a (New Age Wrestling Council). After about a year of selling and marketing these sets word got out and we eventually met Tom Filisinger at a Galacticon convention in Jamestown New York in the summer of 2001. Tom loved some of our creative designs, ideas and artwork for our game cards and eventually hired Kevin Knipe the very next year to due a freelance project for him. His first project was to produce the first ever color card for the Champions of the Galaxy. This was a big deal since there was never any other official full color cards created for the Champions of the Galaxy until the summer of 2002. Wolf was the character and it was released at Galacticon 2002. The card was uniquely designed in full color and unlike the previous COTG cards at the time this card posted more game player details of the character and had a photo of the character on the card back which was also a first. This make the cards more enjoyable when playing other game players without have to flip over their cards to view the character art. The card was a hit and Tom has used Kevin many times as a freelance artist to create many new color cards and continues to produce new cards for him currently.

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After Tom Filisinger gave us full permission to use his game system with our independantly created Krazy Kard wrestling cards. We went on to create nine complete sets over the years. Our sets continue to sell well and we now have our own game following. Many people collect our sets because of the great artwork. Still others collect for the characters and the storylines to use in their own federations. We have improved the artwork and print quality over the years and sales of our sets have increased and some of the artwork is highly collectable now since all cards are serial numbered and printed in very low print runs making these sets and cards extremely rare to own. Values will only increase especially in the future as the older sets are no longer available.

You can visit our site for more detials and check out the amazing artwork too. http://www.krazykards.com

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Doorwerth

Doorwerth is the biggest ghetto of the Netherlands. With famous gangsters as Rolf Hensel and Vincent Barink living there it is a place you do NOT want to walk at night. There has been significant amounts of drugs problems been noticed in the area Valerius/Baron's groups. These gangs have been rivaling for years with lots of violence towards eachother and the other civilians. Doorwerth is located near Oosterbeek and Renkum.

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www.gemeenterenkum.nl

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J M McDermott, writer

Template:Afc r J M McDermott is a young writer and fantasy novelist, whose first book LAST DRAGON comes out in 2008 from Wizards of the Coast.

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Council of State Governments

Founded in 1933, the Council of State Governments, or CSG, represents the United States' 55 state and territorial governments. Headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, CSG encompasses four regional subdivisions with their own regional offices. Led by a legislator who serves as Chairman and a governor who serves as President, CSG represents all three branches of state and territorial governments and maintains close affiliations with other national organizations, such as the National Governors Association (NGA) and the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL).

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www.csg.org

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Audio On Demand

Audio On Demand A type of auditory media that allows the listener the ability to retrieve audio programs instantaneously.

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http://203.162.7.73/cesta/www.2wire.com/lcenter/glossary.html

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Suitland High School

Grades: 9-12 Type: public Enrollment: 2803 5200 Silver Hill Rd Forestville, MD 20747 Prince George's County Phone: (301) 817-0500

Suitland Senior High School is located in Forestville, Md. Known for the many academic programs offered, Suitland is often portrayed negatively in the media.

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www.pgcps.org

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Wrong Turn 2 (2007)

Sequel to 2003 horror flick Wrong Turn which starred Eliza Dushku, Wrong Turn 2 tells the story of a group of reality-television contestants on a Survior-Style show in the West-Virginian woods, when they begin being killed by a group of bloodthirsty inbred cannibals by the names "Ma" and "Pa" (the parents of the cannibals from the first movie). The movie is being filmed in Canada, is direct-to-video, is a "prequel" and the only confirmed cast members at this stage are Crystal Lowe, Henry Rollins, Texas Battle, Erica Leerhsen, Matthew Currie Holmes, Ken Kirzinger and Aleksa Palladino.

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http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=6219

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Jennifer Eley-Handler

Jennifer Eley-Handler was a concert pianist who came from a family of musicians in Long Island. She was also the principal pianist from the Long Island Philharmonic.

She was born in 1962 to parents Jean and Lewis Eley, two violinists who also played for the Philharmonic. At school, she started playing music in sixth grade, practising for up to four hours per day. About her school days, sister Karen commented: "Without being told, she'd come home and sit down and work."

At age 13, Eley-Handler became a student at the Juilliard School, later to obtain bachelor's and master's degrees there. She also studied in Boston University's doctoral msuic program. During her teen years, she performed a solo with the New York Philharmonic for a youth concert at the Lincoln Centre.

As well as perfoming in the United States and overseas, she won a number of musical prizes.

Under her maiden name, she was a music teacher and recorded several classical music CDs. In 1991, she married attorney F. John Handler.

On Friday, June 3, 2006, Eley-Handler was found dead (from possible cardiac arrest) in a lap pool at her home in Kings Point. Her husband called the death a "tragic waste of a truly exceptionally talented and sensitive human being".

She is now survived by two daughters, twelve-year-old Olivia and nine-year-old Emma.

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Smith, Jennifer and Cruz, Wil (2006, June 5). Pianist found dead in pool. Newsday, p. A4.

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Dockominium

A Dockominium is created when a marina converts or sells individual wetslips to individual owners. Traditionally, marinas are in the business of renting or leasing space. A comparison would be the conversion of a rental apartment to a Condominium. An association is created that monitors the maintenance and operation of the marina. Each individual owner is responsible for paying monthly, quarterly, or annual association dues, and for their own property taxes assessed on the wetslip. Dockominium conversions are a popular trend taking place in the marina industry in high demand areas focusing on the luxury markets.

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http://www.marinamanagement.com http://www.boatslips4sale.com/ http://www.thedockominiumgroup.com/index.html

67.151.251.91 16:03, 6 June 2006 (UTC)Tim Keogh, Marina Management Services, Inc. (www.marinamanagement.com)

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textile coating

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CHMA

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CHMA in short, stands for Catholic High Music Awards. This idea was basically formed during 2004. Obviously, this award is only for Catholic High School(Singapore) students who are musically or artistically inclined, but it must have something to do with music.

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chmusicawards.blogspot.com

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Maledictum

The Maledictum, the daemonic stone fromthe RTS Game, Dawn of War, was constructed by the Eldar to trap the non-meterial body of a mighty Daemon-Prince on the planet Tartarus. The stone is made froman unknown origin, but looks similar to a crystal with daemonic faces writhing upon its surface. The Maledictum was discovered by the Chaos Space Marine Sorcerer of the Alpha Legion, Sindri Myr, after recovering several other key artefacts leading to the releasement of te daemon within. The Blood Raven Captain, Gabriel Angelos attempted to stop Sindri summoning the daemon, but against all of his best efforts, Inquisitor Toth ordered Gabriel to destroy the stone, releasing the daemoninto the universe.

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Goto, Cassern (2004). Dawn of War. Nottingham: Black Library. ISBN 18441461528. Dawn of War RTS game

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JFC

Jesus Fucking Christ - abbrv. JFC - a slang term coined by 2 7th graders.

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Romel

A man with a mission

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Stevie Murray

Stevie Murray (né Stephen) is a professional Scottish footballer who currently plays with Scottish Premier League club Kilmarnock. Born on 18th April 1983 and standing at only 5'4", Stevie is a left winger who came through the youth team before making his debut against Dundee United in 2001. Nicknamed 'Ruby', Stevie is used most of the time as a substitute and is regularly found in the reserve team.

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www.kilmarnockfc.premiumtv.co.uk

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H. C. Kim

H. C. Kim is Korean-American writer born in Busan, Korea and immigrated with his family in 1979. He attended Philadelphia Montgomery Christian High School in Erdenheim, Pennsylvania, and graduated as the salutatorian. At the high school graduation, H. C. Kim received the highest award offered at the graduation, the Board of Directors Award, along with the History Award. H. C. Kim received the Philadelphia Mayor's Scholarship to pursue undergraduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania, where he majored in history and minored in classics studies. After graduating cum laude from PENN, H. C. Kim went onto advanced research in the history of ancient Judaism and early Christian church history.

In the course of his academic career, H. C. Kim has distinguished himself and received the Raoul Wallenberg Scholarship at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Lady Davis Fellowship for advanced academic research in Israel. H. C. Kim has delivered many academic papers at international academic conferences, such as the British New Testament Conference, Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion conference, and the continental conference of Australian and New Zealand theologians (ANZATS).

H. C. Kim is widely recognized as a leading expert on Jewish studies and has written both non-fiction (academic history) and fiction (short stories, play, and novel) on Israel and Jews.

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http://www.upenn.edu/gazette/0397/0397pro1.html http://www.ntgateway.com/bnts/Johannine/Johannine2003.html http://www.cam.ac.uk/societies/cujif/abstract/030304/message.htm http://www.cam.ac.uk/societies/cujif/abstract/030304/kj_photo2.htm http://www.sbl-site.org/congresses/Congresses_Abstracts.aspx?MeetingId=6

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Ecdybase

The " Ecdysone Handbook " was originally created by René Lafont and Ian D. Wilson and published in 1992 by the Chromatographic Society (Nottingham, U.K.). Its aim was to provide general data on all natural ecdysteroids described so far. Each data sheet contained (whenever available) spectroscopic (UV, IR, MS and NMR) and chromatographic data together with a few selected general references. As the ecdysteroid family continued to increase, a second enlarged edition was published in 1996, but the number of compounds is still growing (more than 300 compounds were described at the onset of year 2000). Owing to the limited number of people interested by such a Handbook, a printed version is no longer justified, and moreover the problem of updating content was a major one. This led to the idea of developing a new concept, making a proper use of modern communication tools. A decision was taken to transform the Handbook in a database made freely available on the web to anyone interested in ecdysteroids. Between that decision and the realization, more than two years have elapsed, and the project has involved several additional key contributors. First, Frédéric Marion-Poll (INRA, Versailles) collaborated with several students (from the INA-PG, Paris) to design the general organization of the database, defining the different fields and their links. Then came the enormous work of converting the original MacIntosh data (Pagemaker® files) to the present "Ecdybase". Juraj Harmatha (Academy of Sciences, Prague) and his son Tomas mainly did this conversion. The last part of the work was the design of the web interface done by Tomas Harmatha (Cybersales, a.s.) to create data files rather similar to the data sheets of the Handbook. Owing to compatibility problems, all figures had to be redrawn (by J. H.), but in counterpart this provided an opportunity to correct several mistakes from the previous paper editions. The Ecdybase also includes data on the biological activity of ecdysteroids (when available), added by Laurence Dinan (University of Exeter, U.K.). The "Ecdybase" as presently available, is still considered by the authors as a developing resource, which can be continuously improved and extended with the help of all other ecdysonists. Forms are available for the electronic submission of additional data for new ecdysteroids or for providing more information on already known ones. In the future, functions will be improved and allow e.g. a search of all compounds present in a given animal or plant species. More references will be added, although we do not plan to include physiological data (especially for the most common compound, 20-hydroxyecdysone; the literature is too vast). We shall mainly restrict references to occurrence and to technical aspects. Of course, all suggestions are welcome: to add new information or to correct remaining errors.

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Ecdybase (The Ecdysone Handbook) - a free online ecdysteroids database

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