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Jessica Richmond is an up and coming author of novels. On the side she is a mother of 3 and a public-relations specialist. She is married to a man she met at age 15.

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Bruce Logan (1946- ) is a New Zealand conservative Christian political activist who has been involved in opposition to liberal social policies within his country for over a decade.

Logan was originally principal of Orewa College in Auckland, until he moved southwards to Christchurch in the mid-nineties. He became curriculum director at Middleton Grange School, New Zealand's largest fundamentalist Protestant private school, at the same time. While employed there, Logan also acted as Director for the New Zealand Education Development Foundation, which attempted to interest centre-right political parties in fundamentalist Christian-related education concerns, like 'school choice,' school bulk funding, the abolition of outcome-based education strategies and a deregulated post-compulsory tertiary education sector.

In Cutting Edge, Logan often reprinted articles from the Institute for Economic Affairs (United Kingdom), British tabloid journalist Melanie Phillips, First Things (United States, edited by Richard John Neuhaus and other Anglo-American and Australian social conservative publications. Apart from this, he also became a list candidate for the short-lived New Zealand Christian Coalition political party (see Christian Politics in New Zealand.)

In addition, he wrote several booklets for NZEDF, including A Questionable Conception (1996), which opposed comphrensive sex education; A Level Playing Field? (1998), which advocated for school 'choice' for financially challenged conservative Christian parents; and Marriage: Do We Need It? (1998)which encouraged discrimination against unmarried same-sex and lesbian/gay couples.

In 2000, the New Zealand Education Development Foundation metamorphosed into the Maxim Institute. Logan served as its first director and also operated out of Christchurch-based offices, as the Institute had offices in Christchurch and Auckland. Middleton Grange provided premises for their Christchurch offices. Logan also published Evidence, the Institute's 'policy journal,' which ran for fifteen issues (2001-2005).

After the formation of the Institute, Logan wrote Same Sex Marriage? (2000) for Affirm, a Tauranga-based fundamentalist New Zealand Presbyterian organisation opposed to civil unions,gay rights in New Zealand and lesbian and gay ordination within their own denomination. As well as this, he authored Waking Up to Marriage (2004), which repeated and supplemented earlier conservative social scientific research which encouraged promotion of heterosexual marriage against heterosexual cohabitation, solo parenthood and legal recognition of lesbian/gay couples, for the Maxim Institute.

During the lifetime of the Institute, Logan campaigned against prostitution law reform, voluntary euthanasia, lesbian and gay civil unions in New Zealand and other contentious conservative Christian issues related to feminism, lesbian/gay rights, family policy and bioethics.

On October 17, 2005, Paul Litterick of the New Zealand Association of Rationalists and Humanists used Copyscan, an innovative software package, to analyse Logan's published newspaper work, and published the results in Fundy Post (Issue 18), an online chronicle of the excesses of New Zealand conservative Christians and other faith-based illiberal elements. Litterick found that much of Logan's work was plagiarised from its original Anglo-American social conservative sources, which include the Mackinac Institute for Public Policy, Heritage Foundation, Institute for American Values and National Fatherhood Institute, Maggie Gallagher (a US social conservative journalist), Melanie Phillips, The Spectator (UK), Conservative Christian Fellowship (UK) and Digby Anderson.These revelations have meant that many New Zealand newspapers no longer accept contributed news items from the Maxim Institute as a consequence, as can be seen from the Institute's media columns on their website.

The Institute has erased all Logan's previous articles from their website, but many can still be referenced from the Index New Zealand database, which contains references to author and article or published paper details from many New Zealand newspapers, magazines and specialist journals.

In November 2005, Logan retired from the Maxim Institute, but is currently serving as a journalist for the New Zealand fundamentalist Challenge Weekly newspaper.

• Bruce Logan: A Level Playing Field? Christchurch: New Zealand Education Development Foundation: 1994:

ISBN: 047303168X

• Bruce Logan: Marriage: Do We Need It? Christchurch: NZEDF: 1998:

ISBN: 0473056283

• Bruce Logan: A Questionable Conception: Christchurch: NZEDF: 1996:

ISBN: 0473032619

• Bruce Logan: Same Sex Marriage? Tauranga: AFFIRM Publications: 2000:

ISBN: 0958211329

• Bruce Logan: Waking Up to Marriage: Auckland: Maxim Institute: 2004:

ISBN: 0473097877

• Maxim Institute: Logan's previous employer
• Challenge Weekly: Logan's current employer
• New Zealand Association for Rationalists and Humanists: Responsible for Copyscan analysis that resulted in Logan's retirement from Maxim Institute.

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Last Rites for a Dying Heart is the debut album from Long Beach, Ca singer/songwriter Jeffrey Scott. It is a wonderfully dramatic pop/rock record, complete with timeless catchy melodies, yet still has the ability to suprise the toughest of critics.

Band Members

Jeffrey Scott - vocals, guitar, piano/ Dave Coulter - drums, vocals, piano/ Brian Neztley - bass, vocals, horns/

"...Scott is a musical force to be reckoned with...this is a maddeningly creative exercise...Last Rites is top of the pops, blending influences as varied as Queen and The Beach Boys, a touch of Vaudeville, and a keen sense of what makes a well-written song sing. Sheer genius, I tell you." Alan Haber. "Pure Pop" radio show

"...Scott's melodies seem to have a rare knack for being extremely enjoyable, nearly impossible to dislike...the songwriting is absolutely superb, with seemingly endless catchy, yet comfortable melodies..." Josh Wade, "Antimusic.com"

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Trung is a midget that work for gennum corporation

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This song was originally by the band Fuel. One day after Chris Daughtry performed Hemorrhage (In My Hands) on American Idol, the single shot up to the Top 10 download list on iTunes and stayed there for a number of days. This also sparked interest in other Fuel songs, which also began to appear the Top 100 download chart on iTunes. On March 3, 2006, judge Randy Jackson stated in an interview that Chris had been offered the opportunity to become Fuel's new lead singer. [1] As of March 4, 2006, the band's official website mentioned that Chris Daughtry's performance had impressed them.

Fuel (band)
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Okay. Andrew is very cool. Just checking to see if this works! ŚʑÞχŬŬɠʛǂ¥¢ψ
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AKA Azizul Haque, Azizul Hacque, or Khan Bahadur Azizul Huq. Born in the village of Paigam Kasba in Khulna district of Bengal (now Bangladesh), was with the Calcutta (Kolkata) Police service, when Sir Richard Henry, had him and another Indian police officer, Hem Chandra Bose , involved in fingerprint classification project in 1897. Haque devised a mathematical formula to supplement Henry’s idea of sorting slips in 1024 pigeon holes, based on finger print patterns, and Bose, who besides working with Haque and Henry on the project, subsequently worked on the development of telegraphic code system for fingerprints. Henry, however, initially did not acknowledge openly contributions of the two Indian police officers to the development of fingerprint classification that he presented later in England, and for which he was recognized and the classification system was named Henry’s System of Fingerprint Classification. But years later, when Haque requested recognition and compensation from the British government for his contribution to fingerprint classification work, Henry then acknowledged publicly first Haque’s contribution, and he also did the same, when the issue of compensation for Bose also came up. The classification bearing Henry’s name became the most widely used classification system worldwide. Sodhi and Kaur published an extensive research paper on the issue of two Indian police officers contributions in their recent article in Current Science (Vol. 88, NO 1, 10 January 2005): ‘The forgotten Indian pioneers of finger print science. In their paper’, they quoted The Statesman, the eminent newspaper in India publishing an article dated 28 February 1925 entitled, ‘Indian affairs in London,’ which stated, “A Muhammadan Sub-Inspector played an important and still insufficiently acknowledged part (in fingerprint classification). Then they went to quote several sources to support the contention of Haque’s contribution to fingerprint classification. J.D. Sifton, Officiating Chief Secretary to the Government of Bihar and Oissa, wrote a letter (letter no. 761 PR, dated 15 June 1925): “Azizul Haque…allowed to start research work upon a method of classifying finger prints, and after months of experiment he evolved his primary classification which convinced Sir E.R. Henry that the problem of providing an effective method of classifying fingerprints could be solved. Thereafter the secondary and other classifications were evolved and the Khan Bahadur (Haque) played an important role in their conception.” Sir Henry, when contacted to endorse a grant of honorarium to Haque, wrote in a letter dated 10 May 1926 to P.H. Dumbel, the then Secretary of the Services and General Department, India Office, wrote, “ …I wish to make clear that, in my opinion, he (Haque) contributed more than any other member of my staff and contributed in a conspicuous degree to bringing about the perfecting of a system of classification that has stood the test of time and has been accepted by most countries.” At the time of final approval of the honorarium, the Home Department (Government of India) noted, “It appears from the information now received that he (Haque) was Sir Edward Henry’s principal helper in perfecting the scheme and the he actually himself devised the method of classification which is in universal use. He thus contributed most materially to a discovery which is of world-wide importance and has brought a great credit to the police of India.” On subsequent request to comment on Haque’s fellow Indian police officer who also worked on the project with Henry, Rai Hem Chandra Bose (Bose), Sir Henry wrote in 1930, “The Rai Bahadur (Bose)…has devoted the whole of his official life to perfecting the methods by which search is facilitated and as his labours have contributed materially to great credit.” Sodhi and Kaur, based on the evidence they gathered, is proposing that Henry’s System of Fingerprint Classification should be renamed Henry-Haque-Bose System of Fingerprint Classification.

G.S.Sodhi and Jsjeet Kaur: Currnt Science, Vol.8, NO. 1, 10 January 2005. http://mail.google.com/mail/?view=att&disp=vah&attid=0.1&th=10a4969efcc17896

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A Tundish is a recepticle used in metal foundaries to hold molten metal, typically in a continuous flow process. I can also be used in filling moulds.

The tundish allows a reservoir of metal to feed the casting machine while ladles are switched, thus acting as a buffer of hot metal, as well as smoothing out flow, regulating metal feed to the moulds and cleaning the metal.

Metallic remains left inside a tundish are known as tundish skulls and need to be removed, typically by mechanical means (scraping, cutting)

Historically, a tundish was a flat funnel used to fill a tun, or barrel.

The best reference I have to this meaning of tundish is Wikipedia, the entry on continuous flow metal processing. However I also found references to tundish skulls at

http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/Sk/Skull.html

simple websearches in google show no good single definitional site in the first 2-3 returns and this makes me suspect a single wikipedia entry for tundish would be useful.

the macquarie dictionary defines a tundish as a funnel. No mention of metallurgy. I find that a bit odd, given the usage being so clearly related to the metals industry now.

the first text above is taken from wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_Casting 202.12.29.224 05:23, 31 March 2006 (UTC) george michaelson 216.2.193.1 20:02, 9 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

216.2.193.1 20:04, 9 June 2006 (UTC)Also mentioned by James Joyce in "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" as an Irish term for a funnel.[reply]

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What is the meaning of "cambro" used in context "store in cambro for 1 week in Sauce Cooler"?

ABC7Chicago.com - Recipe "Fennel Cream for Creamed Spinach"

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Crescent Town - Crescent Town is a neighbourhood in East York, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is located near Victoria Park ave. and Danforth ave.

Crescent Town can trace its roots back to 1887 when Walter Massey - the son of Hart Massey, Canada's first major industrialist - purchased a 240 acre (1 km²) country property centered around Dawes Road and Victoria Park Avenue. The Massey farm was named Detonia after Mrs. Massey's family whose surname was Denton. The Massey farm sold fresh eggs and poultry as well as fresh trout which was caught in the many streams and rivulets that criss-crossed the farm. The Massey farm was also the home of the City Dairy Company which produced the first pasteurized milk in Canada.

In 1933, Susan Massey generously gave 40 acres (160,000 m²) of Detonia to Crescent School where her grandsons were educated. Crescent School operated at Detonia until 1969 when this property was sold to the developers who built the present day Crescent Town neighbourhood.

Hollywood actor Kiefer Sutherland from the hit fox television show 24 was among the first Crescent Town residents. He spent part of his childhood in Crescent Town and attended the Crescent Town Elementary School.

It is a very multicultuaral place where mostly jamicans pakistanis tamils and bengalis live. In recent times gang violence and drug dealing has become big factors. Many cops were sent to the area to stop all the violence but nothing has been done. 3 people in year 2005 have been killed and still counting in the street of crescent town.

http://www.torontoneighbourhoods.net/regions/eastyork/62.html

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Animal Magnetism is a video game created by Gainax.

Gainax.net

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The Quinto Real was the policy used by the Spanish and Portuguese conquistadors in their adventures in the America's, Africa, and India by which one-fifth of all the riches and revenue exacted from those areas would go straight to the Crown (i.e. the State Treasury). This may have originated during the days of the Reconquista of the Iberian Peninsula from the Moors.

Generally as long as the Crowns of either country received their quinto (fifth) share from the new conquests they let the adventurers do as they pleased with the new lands. The titles and grants they received from the Crown merely served as appearances that the new lands were under royal prerogative.

Barry Sadler Casca the Conquistador Book 10

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The Rugby Group is an informal public school group similar to the Eton Group consisting of numerous 17 elite public schools in England:

• Charterhouse School
• Cheltenham College
• Clifton College
• Harrow School
• Haileybury School
• Millfield School
• Malvern College
• Oundle School
• Radley College
• Rugby School
• Sevenoaks School
• Shrewsbury School
• Stowe School
• Uppingham School
• Wellington College
• Winchester College

Like the Eton Group, the Heads of the academic departments of memeber schools meet regularly in rotation to discuss curriculum matters of common interest.

• Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference
• Eton Group
• Russell Group (a similar group for top UK universities)

Category:Public schools in England

http://yeongi.lll.or.kr/board/?doc=bbs/gbdownload.php&bo_table=RND&sselect=ca_id&stext=10&wr_id=91&index=1

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This reference is not in English. Please provide an English reference. (It would be unlikely that a group of English public schools would only have foreign references). Also several of the schools you mention here are already in the Eton group. DJ Clayworth 14:45, 31 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Mappie is a male-bashing angry professional women

An Ad Agency in Norfolk Introduced the "MAPPIE" 1995 as a Male-bashing Angry Professional women You can meet the Mappie courtesy of an ad created by Norfolk's own Group III Communications. The woman in the Avalon ad continues a 50-year string of fictitious women who may have been a few years ahead of the norm: Rosie the Riveter during World War II, the Virginia Slims woman in the 1970s, the Charlie perfume woman in the 1980s.

http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1995/vp951130/11300416.htm

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Qimonda

Qimonda is the name of the former memory chip division of the German company Infineon. Qimonda has 12000 employees worldwide, its chairman is Kin Wan Loh from Malaysia. Qimonda is about to go public in autumn 2006.

www.heise.de www.infineon.com

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A Little Bit Hippy is a store chain in Virginia with locations in Roanoke, Lexington, and Christianburg. The chain is privately owned (not a franchise), and specializes in counterculture products such as tie-dye t-shirts, incense, door beads, and jewelry.

A Little Bit Hippy website: [1] Online store: [2]

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in some where in the world theres a man an who puts poor cats in bottles when there kittens then they grow into the shape of bottles

See Bonsai Kitten. DJ Clayworth 15:28, 31 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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This is a seed-page submission so that you create a family rights page which fairly represents the millions of parents of both sexes seeking their family rights, rather than having this presented purely as a fathers' rights issue, which it is not.

The idea that family rights can be relabelled fathers' rights and then presented as such in the wikipedia is absolutely a distorted agenda. These issues need to be written up on a family rights page. Rights to family or their absence affect all those in weak and separated families. The effect of calling it "fathers' rights" as opposed to civil rights in the family actually debilitates the movement. Fathers-4-Justice made their breakthrough on the back of demands for equal civil rights in the family - it was this which distinguished them from earlier men's rights groups which often wished to bring back marriage and militate for men's interests rather than those of the whole family, placing them in an extreme minority position in the population and making success far less likely.

Family rights are also what it is about because it is very clear that different cultures may use the same erosion of basic family rights to attack mothers in one country with one culture (ie the Lebanon and denial of mothers' rights) or fathers and mothers in cultures which are particularly interventionist.

In this sense, family rights/equal parenting initiatives are founded precisely on the desire to abolish the sexual politics which has done so much damage to our families - exclusively fathers' rights groups included.

What is happening on the father's rights pages is good evidence of the way organised groups can distort the facts. Weakly argued feminism of the type advanced by Michael Flood in Australia is not the real argument against fathers' rights. The real argument is from fellow parents and children who are absolutely fed up with all the sexism, sexism which is destroying their families. Family rights apply to women as well as men and children, they are equal between parents. They are not just there to protect fathers in dispute with mothers, but to protect either parent from state usurpation of parental decision-making.

See euro-dads&mums for material stetching back years which records the evolution of the equal parenting movement over the last six years.

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Formed on 15th April 1943 at RAF Hinton-In-The-Hedges, Northamptonshire, flying Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk V's as part of No. 26 (Signals) Group, under the command of Air Vice Marshal O. G. W. Lynwood CB,CBE. Some of the Flight's Whitleys were packed with radio equipment, their bomb bays being fitted with long-range fuel tanks, operating over forward battle zones to maintain radio contact with ground assault forces. The Unit moved to Honiley in Warwickshire at the end of July 1944.

Northamptonshire Airfields In The Second World War by Graham Smith.

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Club Neverdie is the name of a virtual resort and club located in the MMORPG Project Entropia.

On 24 October 2005, this virtual property was bought by "Jon NEVERDIE Jacobs" for a sum of 100,000 US Dollars, greatly surpassing any previous virtual real estate purchase. Jon Jacobs is also the writer and producer of a song played within the Project Entropia Universe called "Gamer Chick".

The Asteroid was named Club NEVERDIE after Jacobs' own in-game Avatar and has made headlines around the world for the high price of the purchase and his own ambitious plans to turn the resort into a venue for "Live Entertainment in Virtual Reality".

Club Neverdie is free to download and enter. Participants can: [ul][li]Hunt creatures [li]mine for resources [li]shop for items [li]chat with other players around the world [li]dance in a virtual nightclub [li]PK or player kill others [li]craft items [li]start a virtual business [/ul]

• Press Release from official MindArk web site

• Club Neverdie Download - Download directly into Club Neverdie
• Reality Port - Official web site of Club Neverdie, with announcements, events, and media contact information

• Realityport Forum - Forum dedicated to the community of Club Neverdie
• Epic Outfitters - Popular virtual retail store located in Club Neverdie

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The main purpose envisaged is for the simultaneous detection of electrons scattered from surfaces and having energies between a few tens of eV to greater than 2000 eV. A prototype has been constructed that approximates a hyperbolic deflection field for the electrons entering an entrance slit. It exhibits an energy resolution of a few eV and a collection efficiency of 0.05% of 2 sr. Useful Auger spectra can be acquired in a time of less than 2 s. The significant improvement in spectrum acquisition time that this represents offers many possibilities to further Auger and photoelectron spectroscopy.

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New word used in the U.S. Marine Corps. VOLUNTOLD. It is used when volunteers are requested and no one responds. An assignment is then issued to individuals who did not volunteer.

No reference available at this point.

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www.ICRM.com

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OzziNet is a IRC Network started in July 2005 using a IRCD based off Austhex but is now using a IRCD based off hybrid 7.2.0 it has servers worldwide and provides a more secure user system compared to those provided by AustNet and other networks. OzziNet is soon to have its server working live with the website so there can be user profiles viewied online and updated via IRC.

OzziNet has a active team of coders so if you ever need help just join and ask away
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iCER is known as a "high profile hacker" arrested in Melbourne, Victoria Australia on 22nd March 2006 charged over runnning a botnet in excess of 40000 drones. He is still awaiting Trial view the offical site with more information about him http://www.HelpiCER.com
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Pulingome is a village in Kannur District of Kerala state, south India.

More information available at www.pulingome.com

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Mystery Date. Movie 1991 Starring Ethan Hawke. Plot summary. Tom (Ethan Hawke) wants to get to know his cute neighbor Geena (Teri Polo). He arranges a date with her, but things do not go as planned and get a little crazy as hilarity ensues. A dead body, martial artist crime boss chases them, the cops. Also features a brief appearance of GWAR.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102500/

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-"Żywawoda Szury" - a city in polland - [edited by szybcia] _Poland_

-Szury is also a white rat...search on google images :)...( szybcia.itsec.pl/szury) [edited by szybcia] - szury is NOT a white rat... well rat in polish is szczur, szczury is plural form and szury... is just.. you know unformally as I call them ;]

-I say this one only because hes "rokon" , but hes an avrage( still learnin) Counterstike-Player in Zalau/Romania, if u want to play against him try connecting to 192.168.50.2:27017
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Sam 'Gentleman Jim' Morgan (born July 30, 1991) is one of the two co-founding members of the S.O.D Network along with his best friend Duncan Melville. The S.O.D Network is a network of video shows and mainly at the present time a radio show named S.O.D Radio which is hosted by Morgan, Duncan Melville and Mark Whiley.

At the present time the S.O.D Network is fairly unheard of away from the internet but Morgan claims that it is a matter of years before S.O.D hits the big-time. Morgan is well known for his 'I don't care about anything' attitude. This has often been the cause of much controversy and has also been named a catalyst in the result of the S.O.D members unknown relationships with the opposite sex. However, it is a now known fact that Morgan has recently began dating a girl named Maisie Noble and both are very happy together.

The S.O.D Network is known for their parodies of real-life people whether they are celebrities or non-celebrities. These characters include: Kane, Gary Naysmith, Mike Awesome and Athletic Ref. Sam Morgan is also known to be a huge fan of the finnish band H.I.M and often says how much they have influenced his life. Morgan is known to be very cautious of what he tells people as he knows that his number of trustworthy friends are limited. This is also the case with his best friend Melville. Both of them like to keep their personal issues between the two of them or within the S.O.D Network. Morgan often makes comments about the group Live Now, Die Later saying that 'their making it for all the wrong reasons' Morgan's comments have now started a feud between the two networks, but Morgan also says 'I'm glad, we're getting the deserved fame off their asses'

Morgan also claims that he finds how funny many people threaten to do things about S.O.D and threaten violence towards the S.O.D cast, but never actually do this. Rumours have been circulated that Morgan has received death threats but this is unlikely and unconfirmed. Morgan has been known to be very caring at times even though he has an 'uncaring' reputation. Morgan gives examples 'Well, I'm always here for Melville and Marko (Mark Whiley) and of course Maisie. I love all three a lot, and I'm always here for them' The reason that this is a very limited number of people is because Morgan claims 'People aren't really there for me, but tose three are and their my life and I live for them whereas I don't feel the same about others' Morgan has given examples of these people before but they cannot be named as a wish of Sam Morgan's.

The S.O.D Network is very anti-drugs and they say this a lot. Morgan is often criticised this as close friends of his know that his girlfriend has been involved with drugs. Many also think that the S.O.D Network are very heavy drinkers but this has been denied by the group. Some of Morgan's words are 'I like a drink or two ya know, but I think getting smashed in every night is completely stupid' The group however has never commented on nicotine as rumours also circulate that Morgan and Melville smoke cigarettes.

Morgan is also known to be very "in love" with music. He says that 'music keeps me going' and that his favourite bands are H.I.M, The Misfits, CKY, The 69 Eyes and Cradle of Filth. It is also known that he and Melville formed the 'joke' band Metal Plate and that composes and writes the songs along with Melville. He also plays 'joke' music as the S.O.D Network character Kane and writes the shocking lyrics too. Morgan is also a member of two serious rock groups as a drummer in one and a vocalist in another.

Morgan claims that when the S.O.D Video Show starts, it will be focused on him and Melville mainly and says that 'no one will be telling us to do as its our own show and no one should be allowed to try and take out limelight'

The "Gentleman Jim" nickname was created by Melville originally as "Cousin Jim" as a name for Morgan's cousin. Then they both say that they randomly put Gentleman in there instead and gave it to Morgan.

Gentleman Jim says that he is a huge fan of hidden messages in songs and backwards messages. He claims that it is something that he and Melville plan to use in future Metal Plate songs.

Gentleman Jim is known to be very creative and imaginative. Constantly having ideas for S.O.D and movies. He also plans to write a book on S.O.D and a book on himself in the future.

He and Melville are also known to be willing to do anything for S.O.D and that they will put their bodies on the line as a sacrifice for the success of the show.

Gentleman Jim also says that he has a hidden list of people that he will get revenge on by all means necessary. This includes all the people that he claims as 'traitors' and 'enemies' of the S.O.D Network

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David Collins is a Specialist in the United States Army, and part of the Military Intelligence Corps. Specialist Collins deployed to Iraq in Janurary of 2005 and returned in Janurary of 2006. He has been in the Army 2 and a half years and is currently the Assistant Personnel Security Manager for 6-8 Cavalry of 4th Brigade 3rd Infantry Division. During his time overseas, he filled the positions of Intelligence Analyst, 240B gunner on a M1025 HMMWV, and Gate Guard. He is also the founder of P.I.T.-Georgia (Paranormal Investigation Team - Georgia).

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Osama is a professional wrestler that is scheduled to appear for the WWE, on their brand of Raw, on April 3, 2006. He went through Ohio Valley Wrestling as a developmental wrestler.

http://www.ewrestlingnews.com/headlines/145830292.shtml

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Ben Schneeman is the g \=== Sources === William Wallace Braveheart

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Tetsuhiro Hokama 9th Dan Hanshi, President of the Okinawa Goju-Ryu Kenshi- Kai Karate-do, Kobudo Association and founder of the first Karate museum in the World. Although not as well known in North America compared to other Okinawan Goju-Ryu teachers, Hanshi Hokama is one of the most knowledgeable Goju-Ryu Karate masters. He has a deep understanding of the "Old Ways" of Karate.

Born in Taiwan in 1944 ...8

www.tetsuhirohokama.com

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68.192.228.43 22:18, 31 March 2006 (UTC) Katelyn Pippy is an american actress. She guest starred on the Suite Life of Zack and Cody as Jolie.[reply]
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Eduardo Montealegre is a presidential candidate for the Nicaraguan Liberal Alliance (ALN) in that country's November 2006 political contest. He is a former member of the Constitutionalist Liberal Party (PLC) who removed himself after the party became overly corrupt, and formed the new ALN party.

PLC members loyal to former President Alemán and the Sandinista party have formed an alliance, known as "the pact," which is led by Daniel Ortega. The Pact now represents a large controling and manipulative influence over the majority of Nicaragua's political institutions, and has been widely criticised by Nicaraguans for overwhealming the current President of Nicaragua Enrique Bolaños, whose original campaign was anti-corruption.

Because of Montealegre's stance against the old regimes, he is often cited as an assured candidate for the Nicaraguan Presidency this year.

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The Skeleton one man band who is from Murrieta, California. His music is often described as a combination of punk and new wave, usually played at fast speeds. He also typically wears a ski mask with a skeletal design on it, although in his very early days he wore a different skeleton mask. His official website can be found at theskeleton.tk or theskeleton.cjb.net, and his official myspace page can be found at myspace.com/theskeleton.

theskeleton.tk myspace.com/theskeleton

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Arjuna, the third son of Pandu and Kunti, who was begotten by Indra was famous as Krishna's dear friend and he heard the Bhagavad Gita from Him. He is known by nine other names: Dhananjaya (winner of wealth), Vijaya (always victorious), Swetavahana (he whose chariot is drawn by white horses), Phalguna (born under the auspicious star of the same name), Kiriti (he who wears the diadem), Bhibatsu (terrifying to behold in battle), Savyasachi (able to wield a bow with both hands), Jishnu (unconquerable), and Krishna (dark-complexioned). The name Arjuna means "one of pure deeds." He is said to be an incarnation of the ancient sage Nara.

There is a Jataka reference to king Dhananjaya introduced as a prince from the race of Yudhishtra

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Arizona based writer. Born in 1980 in Mesa, Arizona, he moved to Indonesia with his family at the age of two where they spent five years. He returned to the states when he was eight years old.

At the age of 25, he has written multiple plays including "Philip...with one L", "The Rooney Files" "The Greater Normality of Lydia Brown", and "Completed By..."

Currently he is working on the long awaited series "The Ducky Chronicles: Life Stories for ALL ages"

www.acrosstheline.org www.abccreates.com www.Americantheatreweb.com www.phoenixnewtimes.com

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Misspelling for Arugula.

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During the Cambrian, the continent of Florida, Florida was even closer to the South Pole than Avaloina was.

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A new show on the WB pitting 7 poor kids against 7 rich kids in a competition to win $200000.

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Dave Bennett (born 11th July 1959) was a top-class British soccer player of the 1980s and 90s. He played in two FA Cup finals, initially losing with Manchester City in 1981, but later starring as Man of the Match in the 1987 final for Coventry City against Tottenham Hotspur. After Coventry conceded an early goal he immediately pulled one back. In what is still considered to be one of the greatest finals - from an independent's point of view - of all time, Spurs again took the lead, before Dave crossed for a spectacular equalising goal (Watch goal here!). Coventry went on to win via a Gary Mabbutt own-goal in extra time. After a brief spell at Sheffield Wednesday, Dave moved on to Swindon Town, but broke his left leg in only his second performance. Returning to fitness over a year later he was sent out on loan to Shrewsbury to get some match practice, unbelievably breaking the same leg again in his second match for the club. Between media appearances, Dave now plays in various testimonials and 'Masters' tournaments, still dazzling the fans with his tricky footwork.

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Mitchel Tate Musso was born on July 9, 1991, in Garland, Texas. He has appeared as:

Cub Scout in the movie, The Keyman, 2001, Ritchie in the short film, Am I Cursed?, 10/22/2002, Alex Mandel in the TV series pilot, Hidden Howie, 2003, Boy in the movie, Secondhand Lions, 9/5/2003, One Nad in the TV series, Oliver Beene, episode Soup to Nuts, 2/8/2004, Owen Dewitt in the TV series, Stacked, episode Pilot, 4/13/2005, Raymond Figg in the TV movie, Life Is Ruff, 7/15/2005, and DJ in the movie, Monster House, 7/20/2006.
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Patrick Blood is an American webmaster and forum director of entertainment websites/forums.

He worked on the follow sites:

www.justin-t.com www.carrieunderwoodweb.net www.willandgrace-forums.com

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