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Cameron Rappleye

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Cameron Rappleye, was born on March 24, 1990 in Sacramento California. He is well know around the Sacramento metro area for his stunning jew fro and his superb golfing abilities. He had been known to drop dimes from 100 and in, and he drops bombs from 40+ feet.

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st.xaviors girls college

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St . Xaviors Girls College is located in mannar in the north of sri lanka It is a goverment school with a catholic beginning .It began in the late ,eighteen hundereds by catholic nuns.In 1949 the goverment of sri lanka took over the school its first principal Lucia was a catholic and upto the present all principals have been catholics .the present pricipal is Sister Rodrigo Jeyasili.The late principal was sister Pascal also known as rascal by students. Under the present principal children are encouraged to care for there enviorment and to exel in there studies . There are a diferent variety of teachers from the very harsh teachers who spank children too the loving kind teachers .The school has recieved many acedamic awards including dialog essay campetition and the local englishand tamil competitions .To be I must be nuetral I must tell some bad things of the school .one of the saddest things is the school lacks relegious intolerencewhether you are hindu catholic or protestent it is compalsairy to attend catholic worship and many times not only to attend but are forced to worship.there are are also classses for relegion not only for catholics but for hindus and protestentsspanking kids at school is treated as the best punishment and there is nobody to stop it.though there have been a few problems with the principal of childrens parents reporting spanking but it continues .even among dificulteas such as warthe school continues to flourish providing children education earning academic awards and awards for extra ciricular activities such as net ball athletics and volley ball.
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Steve Cox (wrestler)

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Steve Cox is a retired American professional wrestler who competed in Mid-South regional promotions during the 1980s and early 1990s including the Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling and the National Wrestling Alliance.

Early career

Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Cox played college football at the University of Tulsa and was team captain before becoming a professional wrestler.

During 1987, Cox appeared on several Mid-South supercards defeating Super Ninja at Superblast at the Superdome on April 11 [1] and Gary Young at the Superdome Extravaganza on June 13 [2] before loosing to Terry Taylor at Superdome Extravaganza on August 1. [3]

World Class Championship Wrestling

After short stints in All Star Wrestling and Central States Wrestling, he was introduced by Michael P.S. Hayes as his protege and new tag team partner soon becoming involved in a feud with the Samoan Swat Team [4] and defeating them for the World Class Tag Team titles on September 16 before loosing it back to them three days later.

Regaining the titles at the supercard Cotton Bowl Extravaganza on October 15, they would only hold the titles for two days before loosing them back to the Samoan Swat Team on October 17. After loosing to the Samoan Swat Team in a rematch at SuperClash III on December 13, [5] the team broke up shortly thereafter with both men leaving the promotion.

Global Wrestling Federation

Resurfacing in the Global Wrestling Federation during the early 1990s, Cox began teaming with Stan Lane and defeated Kendo Nagasaki and Ninja in the opening rounds of the 2-day GWF World Tag Team Title Tournament before loosing to Steve Simpson and Chris Walker in the semi-finals in July 1991. [6]

Soon after their defeat, Cox and Lane began feuding and was defeated by Lane in the semi-finals of the GWF North American Championship Tournament after defeating Rod Price in the opening rounds on August 9, 1991. [7]

UWF International

Traveling to Japan in mid-1992, he began competing for the Japanese shoot wrestling promotion UWF International and lost to Nobuhiko Takada in Shizuoka, Japan on July 12 and again on August 28 in a tag team match with Kazuo Yamazaki against Takada and Mark Fleming at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. After loosing a match to Kiyoshi Tamura at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium on September 21, he returned to the United States shortly after. [8]

Later years

He soon began wrestling in the Oklahoma City-based Power Zone Wrestling Alliance where he would compete on and off for the next three years.

In January 1996, Cox appeared on a PPV supercard for the Memphis-based CWA at the Dallas Sportatorium in which he teamed with Bo Vegas, Devon Michaels, Marc Valiant, Scott Putski and Dom Minoldi to defeat Firebreaker Chip, Rod Price, John Hawk, Shawn Summers, Alex Porteau and Guido Falcone in a "Bodyguards vs. Bandits" match. The match, using an unorthodox "football rules" scoring system as opposed to the standard pinfall, has been considered by some wrestling fans to be one of the most confusing, and by some accounts, boring matches held. [9]


In 2006, Cox appeared with promoter Bill Watts and Manny Fernandez at the Ricky Morton Tag Team Invitational in Tulsa, Oklahoma on February 26. [10]

Championships and accomplishments

  • World Class Championship Wrestling
  • WCCW Tag Team Championship (2 times) with Michael P.S. Hayes [11]
  • PWI ranked him # 343 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI 500 in 1992
  • PWI ranked him # 330 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI 500 in 1991

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Kyle Kidwell

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Kyle Kidwell was once the state chess champion in Illinois at age 12. He then went on to an illustrious career in the Air Force were he has gained respect from his co-workers. He has a wife and a little girl.

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Clint Harrigan

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Clint Harrigan

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Clint Harrigan is a pseudonym used by Paul McCartney to write liner notes for his first album with Wings entitled "Wild Life and the "thrillington" albums-the latter being an orchestrative version of his solo album "Ram". McCartney admitted he was Clint Harrigan to Journalist Peter Palmiere via an autograph request.Oddly enough, the first person that recognized Clint Harrigan as Paul McCartney was John Lennon-he revealed this via a letter feud with McCartney on the New Musical Express in 1972


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Henry Barakat

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Henry Barakat is one the best Egyptian movie directors of all time. He was born in Egypt in 1992 and passed away in 1997. He was mostly known with just his family name Barakat. He directed many movies to the famous Egyptian actress Faten Hamama who's considered the best Egyptian actress of all time. His movies were also written by the biggest writer names in the 50's, 60's, and 70's such as Taha Hussein, Saad al-Din Wahbah, Youusef Idris.

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Dr. Carl G. Looney

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The Outabodies

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The Outabodies are three Emcee/Producers hailing from, New york city. The trio consists of Skales the Galaxy Raye, Ab Sar Nine, and Youforia Lyfe. The group infiltrated the competitive New York performance scene as a part of The Social Outcast Collective. Who spread out and performed at every notable venue along the northern east coast. 

    Influenced by the golden age of Hip-Hop. The trio

remains true to rocking crowds with energetic performances, innovative music, and raw talent. They have embarked on a personal mission to save the inhabitants of Earth from the Moneycarjeweleryhodom syndrome. 

    Hailing from the B-boy planetoid (Brooklyn), The

Outabodies invoke milky smooth grooves, that provoke thought, and uncontrolable head nodding. Armed with there body rocking sounds, and mission at hand they intend to leave an indelible mark with there current projects, and forth coming debut album Me, Myself, and the Universe. they will be hard to forget.

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The 13th Street Repertory Theatre, Synergy, Ubiquita, The Last Supper festival

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The Outabodies

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The Outabodies are three Emcee/Producers hailing from, New york city. The trio consists of Skales the Galaxy Raye, Ab Sar Nine, and Youforia Lyfe. The group infiltrated the competitive New York performance scene as a part of The Social Outcast Collective. Who spread out and performed at every notable venue along the northern east coast. 

    Influenced by the golden age of Hip-Hop. The trio

remains true to rocking crowds with energetic performances, innovative music, and raw talent. They have embarked on a personal mission to save the inhabitants of Earth from the Moneycarjeweleryhodom syndrome. 

    Hailing from the B-boy planetoid (Brooklyn), The

Outabodies invoke milky smooth grooves, that provoke thought, and uncontrolable head nodding. Armed with there body rocking sounds, and mission at hand they intend to leave an indelible mark with there current projects, and forth coming debut album Me, Myself, and the Universe. they will be hard to forget.

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The 13th Street Repertory Theatre, Synergy, Ubiquita, The Last Supper festival

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jack07168

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jack07168 the best runescape player ever

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Ajmal Shahadas M S

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Ajmal Shahadas M S, born in Perinthalmanna,Malappuram District,Kerala,India. He completed B-Tech CSE from Calicut University in 2006. He was worked as lecturer in Jyothi engineering college,Trissur during September 2006- August 2007. Now pursuing M-Tech Cyber Security in Amrita Vishwa vidyapeetham University.

Visit his blog: http://www.ajmalsworld.blogspot.com/

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Ajmal Shahadas M S

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Ajmal Shahadas M S, born in Perinthalmanna,Malappuram District,Kerala,India. He completed B-Tech CSE from Calicut University in 2006. He was worked as lecturer in Jyothi engineering college,Trissur during September 2006- August 2007. Now pursuing M-Tech Cyber Security in Amrita Vishwa vidyapeetham University.

Visit his blog: http://www.ajmalsworld.blogspot.com/

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Hotwire Band

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Hotwire band consists of vocals, guitar, drums and bass. The Hotwire Band website is www.hotwire.totalh.com. You can order online or email hotwireband@gmail.com.

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Abdul Popoola

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Abdul Popoola was born 14th March 1975. At the tender age of two, he featured in the commercial “Our future” in UK. He was dressed as a future solicitor. From age 7, Abdul has been involved in theatre productions up till his university days. While studying chemistry, he formed a group [MAS Productions] and they were involved in a lot of projects ranging from theatre to show organisations. A lover of music, Abdul has performed several songs. He left Nigeria in 2000 for the UK. He has since been involved in several projects ranging from modelling, commercials and acting in british soaps and movies. Ironically, Abdul currently studies Law.

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Rand Butcher

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Rand Butcher is an intensive care nurse in Australia. Rand has presented at many critical care nursing conferences and tends to present on topics related to mechanical ventilation and haemodynamic monitoring.

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Drumtech

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Drumtech

Drumtech is a music academy located in Acton,London.Drumtech has been training musicians for the music industry since 1983.

History

Musical studies

Drumtech offers a B.Mus in association with Thames Valley University and a 1 year Diploma course

Previous students

Rami Abood - Courtney Love Mick Avory - The Kinks Nicolas Bastos - L'esprit du clan, Deep in hate Richard Beasley - Gary Numan Claire Brock – Kelli Ali (Sneaker Pimps) Jon Brookes - Charlatans Julien Brown - A1, Will Young, Kylie Minogue, Romeo, Heather Small, Lyndon David Hall, Mica Paris, Kano, Mariah Carey Me'sha Bryan - Bryan Ferry (Roxy Music) Luke Bullen - KT Tunstall, Joe Strummer Raife Burchell – The Lightning Seeds, Ed Harcourt Hugo Burnham - Gang of Four, ABC Anthony Channer - Nerina Pallot, Melanie Blatt, Will Young Rob Cieka - Boo Radleys Laurence Colbert - Supergrass, Ride, The Jesus and Mary Chain Pascal Consoli - Bjork, D'Influence Underworld Laura Conway - Westlife, Kennedy Jason Cooper - The Cure Stuart Cooper - Koopa Nathan Curran - Basement Jaxx, Reef, The Beautiful People James Davis - Mungo Jerry Jonathan De'ath - Lyndon David Hall Marc DeCloedt - EMF Pascal Delmas - Otis Grant Aicha Djidjelli - Rachel Stevens, Ainslie Henderson, Craig David, Amy Studt Jon Donnelly - Saw Doctors Aaron ‘Breakbeat’ Fagan - Estelle, David Sneddon, Kanye West, Brandy, Marlon Saunders, Will Smith, John Legend, Nate James Johann (Joe) Frank – Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, Steve Howe Elliott Fyffe - Craig David, Blue, Ronan Keating, Lemar, Abs, George Benson Bianca Glynn - Gareth Gates, Australian Pink Floyd Tribute Band Graham Godfrey - Gabrielle, Soweto Kinch Rick Goldstein - Bootleg Beatles Brian Greene - George Benson, Cliff Richard Dominic Greensmith - Reef, Kubb Robin Guy - Rachel Stamp Victoria Hart - Solo Greg Haver - The Waterfront and albums for Tom Jones 'Reload', Manic Street Preachers 'Know your enemy', INME, Catatonia, Super Furry Animals, The feelers, Lost Prophets, The Checks, Breed 77, Melanie C, Carly Binding, Cosmic Rough Riders, Pluto Mark Heaney - The Seahorses Carlos Hercules - George Michael, Beverley Knight, CJ Lewis, David Lyndon Hall James Huiban - Marcel et Son Orchestre Dave 'IMBY' Imbrechts - Will Tura, Natalia, Paul Michiels - Soulsister Laurie Jenkins - Chaka Khan, Heather Small, Apes, Pigs and Spaceman Becky Jones - Emma Bunton, Carleen Andersen, Skunk Anansie Rachel Kern - Sugababes, Rachel Stevens Jackson Leach - Sophie Ellis-Bextor Bob Leith - The Cardiacs Ged Lynch - Black Grape, Peter Gabriel, Electronic, Public Enemy Tom Meadows - Lucie Silvas, Girls Aloud Chris Moorhead - Russell Watson Pete Newdeck - Killers Richard Norris - Neville Staple (The Specials) Ed O'Brien - Radiohead Roger O'Dell - Shakatak Ross O’Reilly - Kele Le Roc Chris Poole - Neil Brockelbank Matthieu Rabate - Vanessa Paradis, Indochine, Mylene Farmer and Guesh Patti Andie Rathbone - Mansun Lyn Rees - Spencer Davies Tim Rickard - Boney M Natalia Rizzini - K-SIS Mark Roberts - Massive Attack, Nenah Cherry, D'Ream Oli Saville - Pet Shop Boys, Smoke City Rat Scabies - The Damned Phil Selway - Radiohead Paolo Serafini - Boney M, Livingston Stephen Simmonds - Groovejet Ashley Soan - Faithless, Squeeze, Del Amitri, Hear'Say, Lewis Taylor Sebastian Sternberg - Lily Allen Martin Stewart - Joseph Washbourn (Toploader) Amy Studt - Solo Artist Steve Sydelnick - Madonna, Primal Scream, Style Council, Swing Out Sister Maki Takamiya - Solo artist in Japan, signed to Virgin EMI/Toshiba David Toner - Energy Orchard Noel Watson – Carleen Anderson Justin Welch - Elastica Pik Withers - Dire Sraits Jin-Won Kim - Yun Do Hyun (Korea)



Teachers

Patrons Billy Ocean, Nick Beggs, Gary Husband and Ralph Salmins

External Links

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http://www.tvu.ac.uk/the_university/news/news_story.jsp?ID=223 http://education.independent.co.uk/further/article352943.ece http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/play_it_again http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sam_brown_%28singer%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/d:ream http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/phil_selway


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SaoJ - Sao José Java

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Saoj[São José Java], is the author of the popular mentawaii web framework for Java. He was born in Cubatão, Brazil on May, 24 1947.

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Jordon McCubbin

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Jordon McCubbin is awesome! He was born in Fort Dodge, IA. He is very involved with multimedia. Please visit my latest video posted, [scared boys in the girls bathroom.]
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Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival

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The Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival is an international film festival for the sexual minority which is held in Tokyo.

The beginning was the small-scale film festival in 1992.

Now it is held in July every year at the Spiral Hall in Aoyama.

External links

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http://www.tokyo-lgff.org/2004/e/database-history.html

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Rus Stewart, New Wave/Ambient/Trance, musician, remixer, composer, original member of The Fashion Police

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Rus Stewart, a New Wave, Ambient, and Trance musician and remixer, he is a composer and artist, original member of The Fashion Police, which was formed in 1988, and Nocturnal Waveforms, a solo ambient project.

He plays synthesizer, as his primary instrument. (Some of which are one-of-a-kind machines of his own creation, often "Frankensteined" from other instruments.)

Mr. Stewart has composed many original tracks, and has international renown as an original artist, remixer and producer, and founded an indie record label, Robotique Records.

Born in rural Eastern Ohio, he also lived in the South Pacific island of Tutuila in American Samoa.

First recordings were ambient tracks which had a sound which ranged in similiarity to various works of Tangerine Dream, New Order, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, Red Flag, and Klaus Schulze, and in 1988, he began to include spoken-word vocals of the Kraftwerkian sort to his music. Later on, he would collaborate with other musicians, ranging from the obscure to well-known, to include vocal performances.

Currently, Mr. Stewart is collaborating with Shadi Ziaei, of Tom Girl, and formerly of Aastiage, and Scott Romano, and in the late '90s and early Millenium, has collaborated internationally with Chris and Olly Sterio, (Isle of Man, UK) and Mark Wheawill, Manchester, UK) who are internationally-touring Trance/Tech house DJs and producers of Source of Gravity.

He also ran a popular radio mixshow called "The Underground Groove" (from the late '80s until January, 2007, when he went off the air) which featured demos submitted from artists around the globe (much like the UK Radio One John Peel sessions)and has written reviews on many artists, ranging from unknown and obscure, to those of international renown. Also, his radio mixshows included guest mixes from other DJs from around the globe, such as Thailand's DJ Nakadia.

Mr. Stewart also produced extended remixes for airplay on his mixshows, artists such as Anything Box, Book of Love, Red Flag, The Cure, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Depeche Mode, New Order, The Affordable Floors, Source of Gravity, Klaus Schulze, and many more.

A discography includes:

The Fashion Police (1988, Robotique Records)

"New Wave Calling" (single, 1988, the first to get international radio play)

"High Fashion" (1989)

"Kick the Party In" (1988)

Source of Gravity -vs- Rus Stewart "Atlantis"/"Earth to Mars", a UK 12" single (Unique Distribution/Source of Gravity, 2001)

Nocturnal Waveforms "Astralspace" (LP, 1995)

"The Outer Limits" (Live EP, 1990)

"Dystopian Visions" EP-1 (2007, Robotique Records)


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http://www.shadi101.com, http://taimaui.org, http://www.catwalkrecords.com, http://www.robotiquerecords.com, http://www.sourceofgravity.com, http://www.nakadia.com, Quote Unquote Magazine, (featured as The Fashion Police 2007), Dance Music Authority Magazine, (featured various times 1999 to 2000) , EQ Magazine.

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Rus Stewart, (New Wave/Ambient/Trance, musician, remixer, composer) original member of The Fashion Police

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Rus Stewart, a New Wave, Ambient, and Trance musician and remixer, he is a composer and artist, original member of The Fashion Police, which was formed in 1988, and Nocturnal Waveforms, a solo ambient project.

He plays synthesizer, as his primary instrument. (Some of which are one-of-a-kind machines of his own creation, often "Frankensteined" from other instruments.)

Mr. Stewart has composed many original tracks, and has international renown as an original artist, remixer and producer, and founded an indie record label, Robotique Records.

Born in rural Eastern Ohio, he also lived in the South Pacific island of Tutuila in American Samoa.

First recordings were ambient tracks which had a sound which ranged in similiarity to various works of Tangerine Dream, New Order, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, Red Flag, and Klaus Schulze, and in 1988, he began to include spoken-word vocals of the Kraftwerkian sort to his music. Later on, he would collaborate with other musicians, ranging from the obscure to well-known, to include vocal performances.

Currently, Mr. Stewart is collaborating with Shadi Ziaei, of Tom Girl, and formerly of Aastiage, and Scott Romano, and in the late '90s and early Millenium, has collaborated internationally with Chris and Olly Sterio, (Isle of Man, UK) and Mark Wheawill, Manchester, UK) who are internationally-touring Trance/Tech house DJs and producers of Source of Gravity.

He also ran a popular radio mixshow called "The Underground Groove" (from the late '80s until January, 2007, when he went off the air) which featured demos submitted from artists around the globe (much like the UK Radio One John Peel sessions)and has written reviews on many artists, ranging from unknown and obscure, to those of international renown. Also, his radio mixshows included guest mixes from other DJs from around the globe, such as Thailand's DJ Nakadia.

Mr. Stewart also produced extended remixes for airplay on his mixshows, artists such as Anything Box, Book of Love, Red Flag, The Cure, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Depeche Mode, New Order, The Affordable Floors, Source of Gravity, Klaus Schulze, and many more.

A discography includes:

The Fashion Police (1988, Robotique Records)

"New Wave Calling" (single, 1988, the first to get international radio play)

"High Fashion" (1989)

"Kick the Party In" (1988)

Source of Gravity -vs- Rus Stewart "Atlantis"/"Earth to Mars", a UK 12" single (Unique Distribution/Source of Gravity, 2001)

Nocturnal Waveforms "Astralspace" (LP, 1995)

"The Outer Limits" (Live EP, 1990)

"Dystopian Visions" EP-1 (2007, Robotique Records)


Sources

http://www.shadi101.com,http://www.djrhythms.com/db/lb/sourceofg-u/sog006.htm, http://taimaui.org, http://www.catwalkrecords.com, http://www.robotiquerecords.com, http://www.sourceofgravity.com, http://www.nakadia.com, Quote Unquote Magazine, (featured as The Fashion Police 2007), Dance Music Authority Magazine, (featured various times 1999 to 2000) , EQ Magazine.

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Rus Stewart, (New Wave/Ambient/Trance, musician, remixer, composer) original member of The Fashion Police

Rus Stewart, a New Wave, Ambient, and Trance musician and remixer, he is a composer and artist, original member of The Fashion Police, which was formed in 1988, and Nocturnal Waveforms, a solo ambient project.

He plays synthesizer, as his primary instrument. (Some of which are one-of-a-kind machines of his own creation, often "Frankensteined" from other instruments.)

Mr. Stewart has composed many original tracks, and has international renown as an original artist, remixer and producer, and founded an indie record label, Robotique Records.

Born in rural Eastern Ohio, he also lived in the South Pacific island of Tutuila in American Samoa.

First recordings were ambient tracks which had a sound which ranged in similiarity to various works of Tangerine Dream, New Order, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, Red Flag, and Klaus Schulze, and in 1988, he began to include spoken-word vocals of the Kraftwerkian sort to his music. Later on, he would collaborate with other musicians, ranging from the obscure to well-known, to include vocal performances.

Currently, Mr. Stewart is collaborating with Shadi Ziaei, of Tom Girl, and formerly of Aastiage, and Scott Romano, and in the late '90s and early Millenium, has collaborated internationally with Chris and Olly Sterio, (Isle of Man, UK) and Mark Wheawill, Manchester, UK) who are internationally-touring Trance/Tech house DJs and producers of Source of Gravity.

He also ran a popular radio mixshow called "The Underground Groove" (from the late '80s until January, 2007, when he went off the air) which featured demos submitted from artists around the globe (much like the UK Radio One John Peel sessions)and has written reviews on many artists, ranging from unknown and obscure, to those of international renown. Also, his radio mixshows included guest mixes from other DJs from around the globe, such as Thailand's DJ Nakadia.

Mr. Stewart also produced extended remixes for airplay on his mixshows, artists such as Anything Box, Book of Love, Red Flag, The Cure, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Depeche Mode, New Order, The Affordable Floors, Source of Gravity, Klaus Schulze, and many more.

A discography includes:

The Fashion Police (1988, Robotique Records)

"New Wave Calling" (single, 1988, the first to get international radio play)

"High Fashion" (1989)

"Kick the Party In" (1988)

Source of Gravity -vs- Rus Stewart "Atlantis"/"Earth to Mars", a UK 12" single (Unique Distribution/Source of Gravity, 2001)

Nocturnal Waveforms "Astralspace" (LP, 1995)

"The Outer Limits" (Live EP, 1990)

"Dystopian Visions" EP-1 (2007, Robotique Records)


Sources

http://www.shadi101.com, http://www.djrhythms.com/db/lb/sourceofg-u/sog006.htm, http://taimaui.org, http://www.catwalkrecords.com, http://www.robotiquerecords.com, http://www.sourceofgravity.com, http://www.nakadia.com, Quote Unquote Magazine, (featured as The Fashion Police 2007), Dance Music Authority Magazine, (featured various times 1999 to 2000) , EQ Magazine.

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Rus Stewart, (New Wave/Ambient/Trance, musician, remixer, composer) original member of The Fashion Police

Rus Stewart, a New Wave, Ambient, and Trance musician and remixer, he is a composer and artist, original member of The Fashion Police, which was formed in 1988, and Nocturnal Waveforms, a solo ambient project.

He plays synthesizer, as his primary instrument. (Some of which are one-of-a-kind machines of his own creation, often "Frankensteined" from other instruments.)

Mr. Stewart has composed many original tracks, and has international renown as an original artist, remixer and producer, and founded an indie record label, Robotique Records.

Born in rural Eastern Ohio, he also lived in the South Pacific island of Tutuila in American Samoa.

First recordings were ambient tracks which had a sound which ranged in similiarity to various works of Tangerine Dream, New Order, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, Red Flag, and Klaus Schulze, and in 1988, he began to include spoken-word vocals of the Kraftwerkian sort to his music. Later on, he would collaborate with other musicians, ranging from the obscure to well-known, to include vocal performances.

Currently, Mr. Stewart is collaborating with Shadi Ziaei, of Tom Girl, and formerly of Aastiage, and Scott Romano, and in the late '90s and early Millenium, has collaborated internationally with Chris and Olly Sterio, (Isle of Man, UK) and Mark Wheawill, Manchester, UK) who are internationally-touring Trance/Tech house DJs and producers of Source of Gravity.

He also ran a popular radio mixshow called "The Underground Groove" (from the late '80s until January, 2007, when he went off the air) which featured demos submitted from artists around the globe (much like the UK Radio One John Peel sessions)and has written reviews on many artists, ranging from unknown and obscure, to those of international renown. Also, his radio mixshows included guest mixes from other DJs from around the globe, such as Thailand's DJ Nakadia.

Mr. Stewart also produced extended remixes for airplay on his mixshows, artists such as Anything Box, Book of Love, Red Flag, The Cure, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Depeche Mode, New Order, The Affordable Floors, Source of Gravity, Klaus Schulze, and many more.

A discography includes:

The Fashion Police (1988, Robotique Records)

"New Wave Calling" (single, 1988, the first to get international radio play)

"High Fashion" (1989)

"Kick the Party In" (1988)

Source of Gravity -vs- Rus Stewart "Atlantis"/"Earth to Mars", a UK 12" single (Unique Distribution/Source of Gravity, 2001)

Nocturnal Waveforms "Astralspace" (LP, 1995)

"The Outer Limits" (Live EP, 1990)

"Dystopian Visions" EP-1 (2007, Robotique Records)


Sources

http://www.djrhythms.com/db/lb/sourceofg-u/sog006.htm, http://www.shadi101.com, http://taimaui.org, http://www.catwalkrecords.com, http://www.robotiquerecords.com, http://www.sourceofgravity.com, http://www.nakadia.com, Quote Unquote Magazine, (featured as The Fashion Police 2007), Dance Music Authority Magazine, (featured various times 1999 to 2000) , EQ Magazine.

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Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve

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http://www.openspace.org/preserves/pr_sierra_azul.asp

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Physica B

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Physica B is a peer-reviewed condensed matter physics journal (ISSN: 0921-4526) published by Reed-Elsevier. Physica B publishes research (both theoretical and experimental) articles in all branches of solid state or low temperature physics. Some conference proceedings are also published as special volumes of Physica B. Physica B is one of the five sections of the dutch physics journal Physica. The other sections are Physica A, Physica C, Physica D and Physica E. From its creation in 1934 to 1974, Physica was published in Utrecht as a single section. The sections A,B,C appeared in 1975, the section D in 1980, and the section E in 1998. Also, Physica is now printed in Amsterdam.

Some highly cited articles from Physica B:

  • Kusters, R. M.; Singleton, J.; Keen, D. A.; McGreevy, R.; Hayes, W. Magnetoresistance measurements on the magnetic semiconductor Nd0.5Pb0.5MnO3 Physica B, 155, p. 362-365 (1989).
  • Rossat-Mignod, J; Regnault, L P; Vettier, C; Burlet, P; Henry, J Y; Lapertot, G Investigation of the spin dynamics in YBa sub(2)Cu sub(3)O sub(6+x) by inelastic neutron scattering. Physica B. Vol. 169,, pp. 58-65 (1991).
  • Ajiki, H; Ando, T Physica B, Aharonov-Bohm effect in carbon nanotubes 201, p. 349-352 (1994)




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Graco Inc.

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Graco Inc. is a US manufacturer of paint spraying equipment and various other fluid handling products. See more at www.graco.com

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Sri Jagadguru Murugharajendra Vidya Peetha

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Mark Hollis (athletic director)

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Mark Hollis is the athletics director-designate for Michigan State University. He will assume responsiblities of athletics director upon the retirement of Ron Mason on January 1, 2008.

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http://msuspartans.cstv.com/genrel/091207aab.html


Hollis, Mark

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Through the Flower

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Through the Flower is a non profit Feminist art organization founded by artist Judy Chicago in 1978. Their mission is to educate a broad public about the importance of art and its power to counter the erasure of women’s achievements. They do this through educational programs and by recognizing and honoring the achievements of Feminist artists. Through the Flower's most extensive project currently is the development and distribution of a new K-12 curriculum and classroom materials based on The Dinner Party so the future generations will grow up knowing about women’s history. They are working with leading art educators around the country in this development effort which will also encourage the practice of feminist teaching methods. Feminist teaching methods include patience and probing to ensure that every voice in the classroom is heard. Feminist teaching uses a circular seating arrangement whereby everyone is present and part of a collaborative working group. Participants listen to, respond to, and question beliefs, values, and experiences as the facilitator helps participants develop their own ideas upon which their art making is then based.

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Through the Flower
Executive Director
Susannah Rodee
www.throughtheflower.org

ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART & HISTORY The Albuquerque Museum of Art & History features art of the Southwest and 400 years of Albuquerque history through permanent displays and special exhibitions. www.albuquerquemuseum.com

BROOKLYN MUSEUM The Brooklyn Museum is one of the oldest and largest art museums in the country. Its world-renowned permanent collections range from ancient Egyptian masterpieces to contemporary art, and represent a wide range of cultures. www.brooklynmuseum.org

ELIZABETH A. SACKLER CENTER FOR FEMINIST ART The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art will be an exhibition and education facility dedicated to feminist art. www.brooklynmuseum.org/collections/eascfa.php

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM As a result of generous donations from Through the Flower (a nonprofit organization), the Museum of Fine Arts has in its collection several Judy Chicago works from the Birth Project, including introductory documentation, text panel and samples. www.mofa.fsu.edu

JUDY CHICAGO AND THE CALIFORNIA GIRLS "Judy Chicago & the California Girls" is an historical documentary by and about women, at the birth of the Women’s Art Movement in Fresno, California, 1971 Directed by Judith Dancoff www.californiagirlproductions.com

NMWA National Museum for Women in the Arts(NMWA) brings recognition to the achievements of women artists of all periods and nationalities. www.nmwa.org

SCHLESINGER LIBRARY ON THE HISTORY OF WOMEN IN AMERICA The Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America collects manuscripts, books, and other materials essential for understanding women's lives and activities in the United States. www.radcliffe.edu/schles

THE FEMINIST ART PROJECT The Feminist Art Project is a national initiative celebrating the Feminist Art Movement and its impact on art history and contemporary art practice. www.feministartproject.rutgers.edu



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List of gangs in the Batman comics

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Several Batman comic books and other DC Universe related titles have a recurring antagonist in the form of gangsters and criminal organizations; adding to the familar rogue's gallery. These crime family of several ethnicities, histories, and objectives have made themselves a force in Gotham City for the Dark Knight and his partners to reckon with. However, ever since the Rogues' Gallery took over the city during the Batman's second year, the mobsters have decreased in terms of power and control over Gotham.

Italian-American/Sicilian Gangs

Falcone Family

Major storylines= Batman: Year One, The Long Halloween, Dark Victory

The Falcone family is a Italian-American Mafia criminal organization hailing from Sicily; according to Batman. Their main base of operations is the Falcone penthouse and apartment complex (of which they own) in Gotham City. Of all the businesses they manage within the city, they are heavily involved in extortion, smuggling, rackateering, loan sharking, theft, and gambling. To maintain a "front" to look legitimate, the Falcones set up a shoe store chain and a shipping company called Falcone Imports, and they use this particular company to acquire narcotics and other drugs for selling purposes. Several of Gotham's political elite, including a number of judges and police personnel, were bribed with drug money and other favors in exchange for keeping others off their trail. According to Batman, before he began his war on crime, the Falcones were in power for nearly forty years. The last Don of the family was Carmine "The Roman" Falcone. Other members of the family included his wife Louisa, eldest son Mario, middle child Sofia Falcone Gigante, and the nearly-non existent member and youngest child, Alberto.

Carmine's unnamed grandfather (said to be Santino) founded the crime syndicate years before when the family lived in Sicily. Upon expanding the business, he moved his family to Gotham in New Jersey and formally began their strong grip on the city. When the patriarch died, his son Vincent took on the role of "Don Falcone," and he was often at holds with the neighbouring Maroni Family (see below). Although he tried to maintain a peaceful truce with their rival, both families were often butting heads in a quest for control over territory. After his oldest son Carmine was deeply wounded in a hit and run shooting, Vincent took him to Wayne Manor to ask for help from its owner, Thomas Wayne, because going to a hospital would bring media attention and the Maronis the chance to finish him. The end result was Thomas performing surgery on the dining room table with Alfred Pennyworth assisting. Despite saving his life, Wayne refused all rewards or favors offered by Falcone on ground that "This has nothing to do with compensation." Six year old Bruce Wayne watched all this in silence; unaware of who the injured man for some time. Two years later, after his parents were murdered by Joe Chill, the eight year old Bruce formally met the young Carmine at the Wayne's funeral, who promised him any favor in exchange for his father's kindness.

When Bruce returned to Gotham in his early twenties and became Batman, the Falcones had all but ruled Gotham in name. Carmine had maintained a territorial treaty with the Maroni family's leader, Salvatore. However, he was going through several stresses in his personal life: his eldest Mario had been deported back to "the old country," Sofia was doing time in Blackgate Penetentiary, and Alberto had just graduated from Oxford University after transferring from Harvard. After Batman had disrupted a number of his operations and exposed many on his payroll, a young district attorney named Harvey Dent and rising cop Jim Gordon started capturing and prosecuting many of their own, such as Arnold Flass and Commissioner Gillian B. Loeb. Outraged, Falcone ordered the kidnapping of Gordon's wife and infant son to warn them to stop, but Batman intervened and saved them both. The first weeks of Batman's career proved successful as Loeb was forced to resign, and the Falcone family.

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Mark Cunning

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Mark Cunning (Born 2nd February 1984) is a Northern Irish DJ for Cool FM, a commercial radio station based in Newtownards, Northern Ireland and part of EMAPsBig City Network.

He currently presents "The Z," Cool FM's flagship Indie/rock and alternative show on Sunday nights. Mark is also the stations main cover presenter and can often be found standing in on the stations mainline shows.

Mark was educated at Dalriada School Ballymoney and later at Dominican College Portstewart.

Mark's radio career began with Q97.2(2002-2005) in Coleraine, he also worked briefly with Q102.9 in Derry.

Along with radio Mark is well known for his DJ work in Pubs and Nightclubs across Northern Ireland. He has held residencies in Club SOi, Portrush, Dormans, Magherafelt and Ocean, Warrenpoint along with various other club appearances.
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Lennox (character)

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Richard Shepard

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Richard Shepard is an American film director and screenwriter. He was born in New York, New York, USA in 1965. His films include:

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