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The show focuses on disscussing the most talked about daily entertainment topics.The show is on every evening. Weekdays @ 7:30 & 11:30p Saturdays @ 6p
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Cumine, E.B. Hong Kong ways and byways: a miscellany of trivia (Hong Kong: Belongers Publications, 198x).
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Ivan Doroschuk, also known as Ivan, was born in Illinois, USA and at a young age he and his family moved to Canada, settling in the city of Montreal, Quebec, where their mother became a much-beloved member of the music faculty at Montreal's prestigious McGill University. In high school, in the mid-seventies, Ivan and his brothers Colin and Stefan formed a band called Wave 21. Once out of high school they changed the name to Men Without Hats. Over the next few years the band lineup changed around but Ivan was always present as the lead singer of the band. From 1980 to 1991 Ivan released seven albums with Men Without Hats. He also wrote Mitsou's first English-language song "A Funny Place (The World Is)" for her 1990 album Terre Des Hommes. In 1991 the band broke up and Ivan released a solo album called The Spell. In 2003 Men Without Hats reunited and released their newest album, No Hats Beyond This Point. Since 2005, he lives in British Columbia with his wife and son.
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Systems Analyst, Marketing Analyst, he has studies in Sciences of the Education, projects implementation with Logical Framework Matrix and is considered specialist in projects of organisms of multilateral cooperation. He is professor and speaker, particularly on e-Business and e-Commerce. He has been and he is technological and business consultant, responsible in projects financed by institutions like the IADB, @LIS/European Commission, UNDP and others. Among other, he has worked in companies and international organizations like the Institute for the Connectivity in the America (ICA-IDRC), the filial Nabisco/Kraft in Uruguay (Kraft Food), countless technology companies, from SIG systems until dot COMs, director of organizations of users of Internet and invited adviser of the Sub WorkGroup #13 of the Governments of the one MERCOSUR for the E-commerce and Digital Signature. He participates of organizations like Internet Society, ICANN, ICA (WebForums), Global IT Forum, I-Sector and others. Is a habitual writer of investigations, papers and articles on their skills, these have been picked up, among other, by: “GT-18. of e-learning” of “II Congress of the Observatory for the CiberSociety”; the magazine INFOLAC (magazine of UNESCO, OEA y la OEI); the digital magazine L@TINTEL del Latin American Forum of Regulators Entities of Telecommunications, the Brazilian Chamber of E-commerce (Camara-e); the Paraguayan Chamber of Internet (CAPADI); Association for the Progress of the Communications (APC), Microsoft Corp., Latinmanagers Argentina and the Institute for the Connectivity in the America (ICA). Is considered a critic and hard contendor of many tendencies in fashion inside their topics and matters. Analytic and a documented writer, it is, perhaps, one of the most common qualifications that he receives inside the ICT environment and the tied business to the ICT. We can read in forums of Internet, contributions and discussions on diverse topics, from Free Software, the business of the SME sector to organization and marketing. Creator of the concept of Kafka Sindrome, in general terms, this syndrome reveals reason oneself person it is in fact two profiles of buyers: one outside of Internet and other inside. This is due to a metamorphosis in front of two different environments of purchases. These environments influence the person, besides diverse other factors. On the other hand it has designed the Guide of Financial Development for the Adoption of ICT in SME (EFFA-TIC) (graphic outline). A guide that is defined as a summary of recommendations on the way of granting support and financing to technology projects that have as beneficiaries to the small companies. He has even written inside the fantastic literature, brief stories of science fiction like "Wine and Stars" (Libros en Red - Arg.- 2001), a story that captures the interest and it can be classified like an original history. Its vision on the ICT has been guide in many cases, it is also a different and critical point of view, we can see part of its vision outside of the tendencies when referring to the technological indicators ( Read in MS ) ( Read in Noticias ). Appealing to their professor facet, he has made contributions clarifiers, these have been picked up in many websites of Internet, for example Software Licenses, investigator's profile is reflected in all their works. He can describe the technology in a promissory way and also of critical way, but their works, in occasions, they also contain certain ironic humor in the plants you that he proposes, an example is "Toward the Technology without manuals" (Read) Sources[edit]
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Timothy Mather (son of Richard Mather and Catherine Holt) was born 1628 in Liverpool, England, and died Jan 14, 1683/84 in Dorchester, Massachuesetts. He married (1) Catherine Atherton in Dorchester, Massachuesetts. He married (2) Elizabeth Weeks on Mar 20, 1677/78 in Dorchester, Massachuesetts, daughter of Amiel Weeks.
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File:Slitherz 2.5.jpg The first version was released August of 2005 as version Snake variation 1.2.36. It was extremely primitive and buggy, it was more like an experiment. This version has been lost and there are no known copies of the game nor screen shots of any kind. It featured a map that could be edited, although there was no map editor at the time. The map that came with the game was made by hand with a hex editor. In version 2.0 the name Slitherz was choosen over Snake variation. Slitherz 2.0 was a much more stable and funner game than 1.2.36. It was the first version to feature a map editor. The map editor was very slow and error prone. It was hidden in the game and could only be accessed through the Windows command-line. Slitherz 2.0 introduced porkypines as well as the food that has always been in the game. Slitherz 2.1 was rebuilt from the ground up with Visual Basic 2005. It used an object-oriented design that made the internal workings of the game much more reliable and maintainable as well as expandable. There is also a hard-coded defualt map that is loaded when a map file cannot be loaded. The map editor was improved greatly since the last version. Slitherz 2.2 is a rare version of Slitherz. It was stripped down to the core, although it still had an editable map there was no map editor included. Also the game itself was simplified by removeing the startup screen as well as many other small things. Version 2.2 was written in C# Slitherz 2.3 brought back the map editor as well as adding a few improvments to the game play. Slitherz 2.4 was a major improvement to the games internals. The most notable feature is LiveEditing. LiveEditing allows you to edit a map while you play it. Slitherz 2.5 currently sets the standard for all future versions of Slitherz. It has a standardized map file architecture that will work in all versions of Slitherz after version 2.5. The file format improves safety that if it were not this way the game could easily crash by opening an invalid map file. Version 2.5 also features 'skins' and has much improved graphics over previous versions. Many other minor features were also added to this release. Slitherz 2.6 was improved over version 2.5 by enabling maps to have there own skins as well as using the default skin that is packaged with the game. The bitmaps are injected into the map file itself. The defualt bitmaps are packed into a file instead of having them spead out in the open. Slitherz 2.6.1 added a map file converter that allowed users to play maps from older versions of Slitherz(2.3 and up). Maps made for Slitherz 2.5 are automaticaly converted when loaded. The games file structure is more compact than in all previous verisons. The main goal of Slitherz 2.6.1 was to be rock solid and uncrashable. There are some cases when the game can crash, but those are rare. An example of its reliability is if you 'cut off all its arms and legs' by deleting all its files it will still beable to run and be playable. The creator's artical and source code at codeproject.com Sources[edit]http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/slitherz24.asp
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Mediabids.com is an online marketplace where advertisers and print publications buy or sell ad space in print newspapers & magazines through a patented online process. A Connecticut-based newspaper company founded Mediabids in 1999 as a tool to automate the relationship between advertisers and print media outlets. Mediabids, the print advertising auctioneer, offers a unique opportunity for advertisers and publications to tap into new markets, increase revenues and save on costs traditionally associated with print advertising.
Sources[edit]"Rebooting the Media Marketplace" - Media Magazine, July 2006 http://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticleHomePage&art_aid=44739 "Mediabids: Online Auctions for Print Ads" - Auctionbytes.com, July 28, 2006 http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y06/m07/i28/s02 "Necessity: The Mother of Reinvention" - Presstime Magazine, May 2006 http://www.naa.org/Home/PressTime/2006/May/PRESSTIMEcontent/NEXPO-2006.aspx
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The webmaster is a self-described independent from Enfield who uses the cybername "Genghis Conn". The site also includes submissions from about a half dozen guest bloggers, including liberal Democrats, conservative Democrats and Republicans. During the 2006 U.S. Senate campaign between Joe Lieberman and Ned Lamont, CLP placed guest bloggers on the ground to live blog events, and provided links for news sources, campaign statements, and other bloggers.
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Xpand Rally is a PC racing simulator, published by TopWare and developed by Techland. It simulates modern rally, and tough it doesn't have licensed cars, the physics are fairly good. The game for some reason didn't achieved high popularity, despite it's high quality graphics and gameplay. Now Techland is developing Xpand Rally Xtreme. External links[edit]((simulation-cvg-stub)) ((racing-cvg-stub)) Sources[edit][2]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. The Steg Robot series competed on Robot Wars on series 3 to series 5. On series 3, the robot was called Steg-o-saw-us. Heats ROUND 1 VS Orac's Revenge : Won
Semi-Final ROUND 4 VS Gravedigger : Won They both pushed into each other, and they pushed..... The battle went to the judges. ROUND 5 VS Beast of Bodmin : Won Beast of Bodmin, winners of the Robot Wars UK Series 1 with Roadblock , was immobilised and placed on the arena flipper. Round 6 VS Hypno-Disc : Lost The track on Steg-O-Saw-us got hit by the disc on Hypno-Disc and got immobilised. The Steg team returned in series 4 with Steg 2. It had a bigger flipper than series 3. It only made it to Round 4, getting defeated by George Francis's Chaos 2.
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Michael Jarjura is the Mayor of Waterbury, Connecticut. Jarjura was first elected Mayor in 2001. In 2005 he lost his party's primary but was re-elected as a write-in candidate. A conservative Democrat, Jarjura served in the Connecticut House of Representatives prior to his election as Mayor, representing the east end's 74th District.. Prior to that he worked in the Connecticut Attorney General's office. In 2006 he endorsed the independent senate campaign of Joe Lieberman.
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The program would have allowed Iraq to sell up to $1.6bn of oil over a six month period. A portion of the proceeds would have been allocated towards compensation to Kuwait. Iraq refused to sell the oil under this resolution. Sources[edit]PDF of UN Security Council Resolution 706 US Dept of State dispatch October 4, 1993
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New York City is the most exciting city in the world and the heart of international fashion activity. LIM, the College for the Business of Fashion, offers its students this exciting location and a guaranteed road to success. Energized by its proximity to the fashion industry and some of the world’s most powerful retail entities, LIM student's are, from day one of their education, immersed in the exciting industry that they will soon enter. At LIM, students learn the business of fashion, including marketing, management and visual merchandising, through an interactive and highly creative approach that facilitates learning while it motivates and inspires students to meet their educational and professional goals. LIM's educational approach includes in-class instruction by professors who are leaders in their field combined with exclusive internship placements where students receive invaluable real world training.
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Sources[edit]Lennox, Andrew. The Life of Scoop National Scuba, U of T Press, Toronto, Canada. 1986. National, Scoop. My Memoirs; Diving, Danger, and the Harbour, Penguin Pub, New York. 1977. McCullough, John. et al. Canada Revisited; The Underwater Hero 1935-1955. McGill Pub. Montreal. 1991.
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Sources[edit]http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict?Form=Dict2&Database=*&Query=savoury 71.137.5.152 05:31, 13 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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Christoforidis was a very competent boxer who possessed good skills and got the most out of his ability. Since he did not possess heavy hands, having only recorded eleven knockouts in sixty-five fights, he relied on ring savvy and work-rate to get the job done. He won the National Boxing Association world light heavyweight title on January 13, 1941 in Cleveland, Ohio by defeating Melio Bettina in a unanimous decision of a 15-round bout. Christoforidis defended his title successfully twice against Italo Colonnelo in Baltimore, Maryland and Johnny Romero in St Louis. He lost it May 22, 1941 to Gus Lesnevich by unanimous decision. Christoforidis fought his last bout on February 18, 1947 against Anton Raadik. He retired with a record of 43 wins (11 by knock out), 15 losses and 7 draws. In November of 1985 he passed away at the age of 67.
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A GLORIOUS 150 YEARS The following pages will take you down the memory lane; from way back in history, passing the present, and finally, to the future…
THE BEGINNING
It was realized that building churches alone would not contribute to the success
Yet, it was not until November 1853, when Fr. Felice Zoppi, a Franciscan from the Chinese missionary field was sent to Kandy by Monsignor Joseph Maria Bravi D.d., O.S.B., that Fr. Bettacchini's complaint was looked in to. Fr. Zoppi promptly set about his task by opening a school for boys and one for girls at the house where he resided, in January of 1854, with a Mr. Van Twest as Head Teacher of the Boys School. This was the birth of St. Anthony's School. Soon after which, Fr Zoppi obediently sent word to Mgr. Bravi through Fr. Leone Cingolani, informing him of his success in opening the schools. But the message was never delivered and Fr. Zoppi subsequently wrote to Mgr. Bravi who replied on 12th March 1854, officially acknowledging the opening of both schools, at the present premises of St. Anthony's Cathedral. Although it is said that; Fr. Zoppi, being a Franciscan, chose to name the school after their illustrious Saint, there is also evidence that the Church had been dedicated to St. Anthony at a much earlier date. The number of students on roll at the inception was 62 boys and 28 girls. The Girls school was shifted to Katukelle in 1887, where a Convent was opened for Good Shepherd Nuns.
Mr. Paul Poorey took over the administration of the Boys School from Mr. Van Twest in 1855, contributing immensely to the efficiency and prestige the school enjoyed in its formative years. Fr. Zoppi left the country at the end of September 1856. In the absence of sufficient missionaries to take over the school, which was then a parish school, a succession of laymen in; M/s. F. Peiris, F. De Silva, K.A. Fernando, A. Staples, A.B. Geddes and O.D. Paul, carried on the administration until 1870. In 1867, St. Anthony's Boys' School was referred as the 'second best school in English' among all the schools established by the Missionaries. In 1870, the Irish Christian Brothers John and Paul took over the administration, temporarily. In 1871, the school was run by Mr. W. Hopp, who managed affairs until 1872 and handed the administration over to Mr. J. Jorden, who held the reigns until 1875 when Fr. Dom Hildebrand Vanderstraaten O.S.B. was installed as Principal, marking the entrusting of the administration and management of the school to the Benedictine monks, who erected the Abbey of St. Anthony's in Kandy in 1874. Fr. D. Paul Perera O.S.B succeeded Fr. Vanderstraaten in 1876, in which year it is recorded that boarding life was first introduced, and in 1877 handed over to Fr. D.M. Craner, until 1879. In that year, due to the scarcity of missionaries, secular teachers managed the school with Mr. R.P. Jansz as Head Master from 1880 to 1892, working in harmony with the Benedictine Fathers over a period of twelve years during which time the school made very good progress. The student population by 1887 had grown to 92; 5 of whom were boarders. St. Anthony's Cathedral was built in 1876 on the initiative of Fr. Gingolani.
In January 1899, Fr. Maurus Craner O.S.B. relieved Fr. Leitan as Principal of St. Anthony's. All aspects of higher education were included in the curriculum, that year. In the early days of Fr. Craner's stewardship, there were about fifteen boarders housed in a room under the belfry. Capitalising on the new extent of land available, he put up buildings including more space to house the boarders, which soon grew to number about fifty. Fr. Craner was a workaholic, and only slept for about four hours a day, in order to perform his duties as Principal, Teacher, Prefect of Boarders, Accountant, Clerk - all rolled in one. Cricket was introduced by Fr. Andrew Vanlangenberg O.S.B. in 1903, and a team known as 'St. Anthony's College Cricket Club' consisting of staff and school boys was formed under the Captaincy of Fr. Andrew himself. The inaugural match was played in Colombo versus Colombo Carlton Cricket Club. The completion of the first fifty years was marked by the first ever schools cricket match involving St. Anthony's, which was played in 1904, against Dharmaraja College, with a 109 run victory for the Antonians.
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THE SECOND FIFTY YEARS
In the year 1906, Fr. Craner was made to relinquish the post of Principal, which he did with a deep sense of sadness, but with a feeling of discipline and obedience, as his services were needed elsewhere. He had already groomed his successor, Fr. D. Philip Caspersz O.S.B. who was already a member of the teaching staff. After Fr. Caspersz assumed duties as Principal, his brother, Fr. James came in as Boarding Prefect. These two brothers, in a comparatively short time changed the status of the school, making it a College. On the 20th December 1907, the Annual Distribution of Prizes was held for the first time on a grand scale. The Rt. Revd. Dr. C. Pagnani O.S.B. - Bishop of Kandy, was the Chief Guest, and along with Fr. D.A. Pancrazi O.S.B., he distributed 100 prizes amongst a total student population of 275. The ceremony was held in what was called the "Big College Hall" measuring 100' x 27'. The programme opened with a rendering of the chorus 'Over the Hill' by the College Choir and ended with chanting of the 'Papal Hymn' and National Anthem. 'Electricity & Magnetism' was introduced as a subject of the 'Cambridge Classes' in this year.
The roll of students increased to 300 in 1908. Two pupils secured passes in Senior Division and five in Junior Division 'Cambridge' exams. 'Physiology & Hygiene' was introduced as a subject of the 'Cambridge Classes'. Athletics began to feature prominently in the sports arena, with two Antonian students; D. Vincent Silva and P.M. John, securing first places in the highest class of the Flat Race and the High Jump respectively, in the annual 'Empire Day' celebrations held in Kandy on 2nd May 1908. The College Sports meet was held on 4th December 1908 with a list of events described as follows; Flat Races, Putting the Shot, Throwing the Cricket Ball, Kicking the Football, Long Jump, Three-legged Race, High Jump, Hockey Dribbling, Egg & Spoon Race, Hurdle Race, Bun-Eating Competition, Quarter Mile Race, Chattie Race, Obstacle Race, Zoo Race and a Thread & Needle Race for Old Boys. The first ever College publication was released as "St. Anthony's Manual", in 1908, featuring 53 pages of articles and comprehensive reports on all activities of the college. The old red building near the Bishop's Palace was soon replaced by new buildings that came up in quick succession in the area of the coffee store and the old cemetery. The year 1909, ended in sadness for the whole school and most of Kandy, when College was robbed of one of its most promising pupils; the little 12-year-old Charlie Hamilton, who had represented the College First XI Teams in Cricket, Football and Hockey with some heroic performances in that year, before his untimely death on the 5th of November. The newly equipped Physical Laboratory was specially dedicated to the memory of little Charlie Hamilton.
Due to ill health, Fr. Philip Caspersz, who had been Principal for nearly a decade, was shifted to hibernate within the monastic walls of reclusion, and a younger man in the person of Fr. Basil Hyde, served as Principal during 1915, until a more permanent appointment was made. In November 1915, at the close of Fr. Basil Hyde's temporary tenure of office, Fr. James Caspersz O.S.B., whose association with the college began as Art Master before his ordination in 1906, was appointed Principal. He immediately engaged in the expansion of the College by meeting the long felt need for better and spacious accommodation. In October 1916 a new wing of the College was declared open by Mr. E.B.Denham, Director of Education, thus providing adequate laboratory facilities for Chemistry and Physics. In 1917, the Department of Education officially recognized St. Anthony's College as a 'Fully Organised Secondary School'. An Infants Department for children aged 3-6 years was inaugurated. The 'Prize Giving Day' was held on 15th December 1917, after a lapse of three years due the 1st world war, with the Honourable Chief Justice Sir Alex Wood Renton, presiding. Mr. William Gopallawa, the last Governor General of Ceylon and first President of Sri Lanka, was among the students who successfully completed the London Matriculation Examination during this year. The first telephone was installed in College during that year
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This term is also used for when somebody badly screws something up. In this case, the phrase seems to capture the embarassment of fouling up.
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Track listing[edit]All songs by Ben Watkins except for Pistolero by Steve Stevens; Hule Lam by Amampondo; Insects by Mike Maguire; Badimo by Nick Burton and Mabi Thobejane; Masters of the Universe by Johann Bley and Thobejane; Nitrogen Pt. 1 by Alex Paterson, Greg Hunter, and Thobejane; Nitrogen Pt. 2 by Stephen Holweck; Solaris by Deepak Ram; and Song for Ancestors by Taz Alexander.
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Moxxie Maddron is a pornorgraphic actress.
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![]() The Oceanographic Institute of the University of São Paulo (USP), also known as IO-USP, due to its name in portuguese, was founded in 1946. It was originally an independent institute, sponsored by the government, but was later incorporated into the university, in 1951. It was originally founded because its creators needed scientific basis to fishery and exploitation of all the available marine resources along the Brazilian coast, specially in the state of São Paulo. IO-USP was transformed in an University Unit in 1972, and started to offer post-graduation Masters courses in biological and physical oceanography in 1973. Nowadays, the Institute has two departments - Biological Oceanography and Physical, Chemical and Geological Oceanography. The institute has 34 teachers and around 150 general non-teaching workers. It offers a graduation course as well, and performs many different researches. Its current director is Ana Setubal Pires Vanin. Research Vessels[edit]![]() The institution has the support of three major vessels - the W. Besnard Oceanographic Ship, as well as the Albacora and the Veliger, used mostly by the graduation students in their field research. Research Bases[edit]The Institute has two research bases - Dr. João de Paiva Carvalho base, in the estuarine city of Cananéia, and the Clarimundo de Jesus base, in the coastal city of Ubatuba. Both are equipped with advanced laboratories and sufficient research vessels, with the fundamental support of the main vessel, the W. Besnard Oceanographip Ship. External Links[edit]
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Troops[edit]Troops A through M are known as field troops. Each troop office is immediately responsible for the area in which they are located. There may be troop detachment offices for each letter. Troop ES is the Executive Security troop, which is charged with the protection and transportation planning for the state's governor, his/her family and the lieutenant governor. Troop MC is the motorcycle division of the OHP, also commonly referred to as "The Flying Squadron." Majority of the vehicles in Troop MC are Harley Davidson motorcycles built to police standards. There are a few Kawasaki Hayabusa motorcycles that have been added to the OHP force to specifically address the awareness of motorcycle safety for those who ride "street bikes." Troop O is the aviation troop of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, which operates both helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft. Troop Q is the investigative division of the OHP, which includes criminal investigations and the interal affairs division. Troop R is known as "Capitol Patrol," this troop is responsible for the security of the buildings and employees of the state capitol grounds in Oklahoma City and other offices in Tulsa. The troop consists of about 40 Troopers. Troop S is the Size and Weights troop. This troop is responsible for keeping tractor trailer drivers safe and in check on Oklahoma's roadways, by performing standard testing on trucks traveling throughout the state. Their task is shared with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission's Motor Vehicle Enforcement agency. Troop SO is the Special Operations troop, this troop has recently changed its name from Crime Interdiction. Troop SO is responsible for the drug detection dogs and various tasks that go with drug related crimes. Troop T is the Training division of OHP, charged with the training of future State Troopers and continued education. Troop W is commonly referred to as Lake Patrol. This troop is responsible for enforcing not only criminal statutes, but various gaming and watercraft laws on Oklahoma's state lakes. Tac Team is short for the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Tactical Team, much like metropolitain SWAT teams, the Tac Team is charged with serving high-risk warrants, envoking drug busts, barricaded suspects and other tactical situations. The Tac Team is divided into two teams, East and West, which respond primarily to call-ups in their respective areas of the state. As Oklahoma City is the East/West divider, the West team is the primary responder for Oklahoma City. Troops XA, XB, XC, XD, XE, YA, YB, YC, and YE are the turnpike troops, which administer law enforcement on Oklahoma's nine turnpikes. Special Notes[edit]The "Darkest Day" for the Oklahoma Highway Patrol took place May 26th, 1978, when two convicts escaped the Oklahoma State Penitentiary (OSP), in McAlester, Oklahoma. A shootout ensued near Kenefic, Oklahoma, which claimed the lives of Troopers Billy G. Young and Houston F. "Pappy" Summers. Later the inmates were tracked down in Caddo, Oklahoma, where another gun battle took place which also claimed the life of 2nd Lieutenant Pat Grimes, the suspects were also killed in the same gunfight. Trooper Alan Beaty is the inventor of the "Trooper Trap," a revolutionary prisioner seatbelt and weapon tampering alarm system.
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. David S. Cassivi was born November 10, 1942 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. He has served as an elected municipal public servant in Windsor, Ontario, Canada for the past 37 consecutive years. He is currently the ranking member of the Windsor City Council. He was raised in Halifax, N.S., where he graduated from St. Mary's University, in Halifax in 1963 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Diploma in Journalism. He received his Bachelor of Education Degree from the University of Toronto in 1972 and a Master's Degree in Education from the University of Virginia in 1974. While in Halifax, he joined the Royal Canadian Navy and received his Officer training on board H.M.C.S. Scotian, H.M.C.S. Stadacona, H.M.C.S. Cornwallis, and H.M.C.S. Lauzon. He remains an active member of the Naval Officers Association of Canada and is also a member of The Military Institute of Canada. He was first elected to municipal politics in 1969 as a Trustee of the Windsor Separate School Board. He was re-elected for the next 13 years, becoming Chairman of the Board in 1979. In 1982, he was elected to Windsor City Council where he has remained undefeated for the past 24 years. Cassivi has distinguished himself during his long tenure in municipal politics as a fiscal conservative, social moderate, and energetic advocate for his constituents. He has been outspoken on issues pertaining to environmental conservation and sustainable development. During his eight terms on Council, Cassivi has served on all major municipal committees. He is currently Chairman of Windsor's International Relations Committee, Chairman of Enwin Utilities, Vice-Chairman of the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Commission, a Member of the Windsor/Essex County Health Unit, Member of Windsor Canada Utilities Board of Directors, and Member of the Essex Region Conservation Authority. In 1988, Cassivi was awarded the Special Tourism Award by the Convention and Visitors Bureau in recognition of his long-standing efforts on behalf of Windsor's tourism economy. In 1992, he received the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada Medal from the Governor General of Canada for lengthy public service to his community. Cassivi is married to Susan Cassivi (née Rice), has one son Stephen D. Cassivi (thoracic surgeon at the Mayo Clinic), and two grandchildren Claire McLellan-Cassivi and Adam McLellan-Cassivi.
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Heavy metal subculture is a culture that revolves around heavy metal. Headbangers or metalheads are the people that make up this culture. The culture is made up by the way these fans live their lives. It involes, but does not only include, heavy metal fashion. It is very similar to punk subcilture.
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Toytronic is a UK-based record company. Their featured artists are ambient, lounge and electronica musicians. Since they are always looking for fresh blood, hopeful DJs are able to send demos in. Toytronic represents artists such as Abfahrt Hinwil, Neurokinetic, and Gimmik.
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Christopher Headington (1930-1996) was an English composer. Sources[edit]http://www.bardic-music.com/headington.htm
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Abfahrt Hinwil is one of the talented musicians on Toytronic's label. Hinwil has had a few major releases, with the most recent being his 2002 album 'Links Berge Rechts Seen'. released on Toytronic Records. In 2001, Hinwil released Programm 2 EP, and Logatech EP. His music can be described as ambient. Tracks 'Syntax Data' and 'Bumperstufe 2' can be heard on Limbik Frequencies radio on iTunes.
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He was part of the Iraqi mercenary team called Desert Sword when they fought Freedom Force, led by Crimson Commando. Aminedi decapitated Super Sabre and cut off the Commado's right arm. But they lost team member Veil and the scientist Kurtzmann, both of whom were killed by Pyro. Pyro and Blob were captured and Freedom Force's devastating failure soon led to the teams abondonment. At an unknown point Aminedi contracted the Legacy Virus and his death was confirmed in X-Men Annual #2 Powers[edit]Aminedi can transform his physical body into a mass of sentient air particles, making him invisible and intangible while moving at superhuman speeds and striking as a razor cutting wind that can slice through solid materials. Sources[edit]203.4ó9.213.234 10:36, 13 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. The European Road E411 Is the motorway between Brussels and Luxembourg. "L'autoroute des Ardennes" was started in 1957 and opened to traffic in 1963. There are still a couple of signs saying the Road is the E40, and was referred to as the E40 in the 1970's when the actual E40 was referred to as the E5... The Motorway has permanent roadworks. From July to September is packed with Dutch Caravans.
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He is a Wanker
Sources[edit]every football fan in ireland is a good source to confirm this
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Sources[edit]Raja Shehadeh is a Palestinian Human Rights Lawyer, son of the late Aziz Shehadeh, also a lawyer and political activist in Palestine, assassinated for his beliefs. Raja Shehadeh is an Arab Christian who writes of his coming of age in his poignant novel, 'Strangers in the House'. He also wrote a book called " When the BulBul stopped singing" which described the Ramallah Seige. He is one of the most lucent writers of life in the Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza and has also catalogued numberous examples of Israeli legal injustices excercised on Palestinian refugees. He has been honored by President Jimmy Carter. Presently he lives in Ramallah where he practices law and has founded the non partisan human rights organization 'Al-Haq' affiliated with the International Commission of Jurists. --> Strangers in the House (Profile Books Limited) 2002 58A Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8LX when the Bulbul stopped singing: A diary of Ramallah Under Seige (Profile Books Limited) March 2003
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Louise Hussey Senior 3D Producer Louise began her career in post working in bookings at Molinare and then moved into production working at the BBC and ITV as a Post Production Supervisor on long form drama series. As Production Manager she was part of the launch team for the Sci- Fi Channel UK, which was on air within 5 months of being green lit. Louise then joined Aldis Animation to pursue her own love of 3D and animation work and worked through from producer to production director. At Rushes 3D, Louise is the point of contact for clients and oversees the smooth running of projects, ensuring that the schedules and budgets are met. Her knowledge of programme making has been essential in the development of the department’s move into the broadcast market sector. Her role is pivotal in liasing between the clients and the creatives to produce the best possible result, on time and on budget. Feature Film and Long Form credits include Feature Film Mischief Night (2006) 10 Commandments (2005) HBO Rome (2005) Blackbeard (2005) The Drop (2005) Shadows in the Sun (2004) King Arthur (2004) Long Form Rome (HOB/BBC) Blackbeard - (BBC/Nat Geographic) Iceman Murder (BBC/Discovery) Steve Leonard’s Search for the Loch Ness Monster (BBC) London a City in Time (Channel 4) Sharpe’s Challenge (Celtic Films/Palace Pictures)
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Great inheritance is the latest drama series by a cute actor Kim Jae Won. In this drama, his role is about a gangster whom had a deep hatred towards his father. He grew without knowing his father and lives with his grandparents while his mother is the president of Maru Kindergarden which he didn't knew about it at all. His mum died from a sickness without him by her side and that made him sad and disappointed. he inherit the Maru Kindergarden with conditions that he will be a teacher assistant for 100 days. He truly do not want the Kindergarden at all but he had to be a teacher there as his company, the place where he became a gangster, order him to do so as they want the kindergarden as to make the area Rainbow Park. To his surprise, his father who is the Founder of NK company is the rival of his company. while becoming a teacher at the Kindergarden, he fall for a teacher who is very close to his late mother. this story became more complicated as the teacher that he fall for re-unite with her ex bf who is working at NK company. He doesn't only fall in love there, he also gained love and trust from the kids there. The kids were very cute. This drama seems to be an ALL in ONE drama as it contains Romance, Comedy and Violence. It is worth watching it! Of course there's sadness and happiness in this drama. IT'S a MUST MUST MUST watch DRAMA and WATCH the CUTE KIM JAE WON!
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Central Institutions were a range of tertiary education institutes in 20th Century Scotland responsible for providing degree-level education but emphasising teaching rather than research. Some had a range of courses similar to polytechnics elsewhere in the UK while others were more specialised. They included Colleges and Institutes of Technology, Art Colleges and Agricultural Colleges. Napier College and Glasgow and Paisley Colleges of Technology eventually changed their names to include the word Polytechnic. The number of CIs varied but in 1988 the list included the following, several of which now have university status. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee (now part of the University of Dundee) Dundee Institute of Technology, Dundee (now University of Abertay Dundee) East of Scotland College of Agriculture, Edinburgh (now part of the Scottish Agricultural College) Edinburgh College of Art, Edinburgh Glasgow College of Technology, Glasgow (later Glasgow Polytechnic, now part of Glasgow Caledonian University) The Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow Napier Polytechnic (then University) of Edinburgh , Edinburgh North of Scotland College of Agriculture, Aberdeen (now part of the Scottish Agricultural College) Paisley College of Technology, Paisley (later Paisley Polytechnic, now University of Paisley) Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh (now Queen Margaret University College) The Queen's College, Glasgow (now part of Glasgow Caledonian University) Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology, Aberdeen (now The Robert Gordon University) The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Glasgow Scottish College of Textiles, Galashiels The West of Scotland College, Auchincruive (now part of the Scottish Agricultural College) Another CI, Leith Nautical College, Leith, had been closed in 1987. Some subjects were not taught at the CIs, for example teacher training was only carried out by the Colleges of Education which later merged with Universities, and Sociology was only offered by the Universities. Sources[edit]http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si1988/Uksi_19881447_en_2.htm http://www.learningservices.gcal.ac.uk/archives/queens_college/index.html http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/news/0504leith.html
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In 1970 the company was sold in a merger and became part of what was planned to be a national company, but it failed financially and the factory was shut down in 1981. In 1985, Russel Sifers started a new factory with the original equipment and began exclusively making Valomilks, which they continue to do to this day. The company stands out as being one of the few remaining candy companies to still make their candy by hand.
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Sources[edit]www.teamslug.com 71.200.7.55 16:09, 13 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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Latin, Roman Law, European Continent Law, Contracts, Liability Promulgated by a lot of European States as a Contracts Law Rule, which basically gives the right to hold the outer party liable even if there is no contract between them but a mutual consent that the negotiations to construct a contract have commenced.
Sources[edit]Cases and Materials On European Union Law Second Edition Bermann, Goebel, Davey, Fox
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email to a friend Prince Lob Graphite Badminton Racket. 0103873 24 £ .99 100% lightweight graphite frame. Y joint technology provides superior torsional stiffness. Longer strings give larger sweetspot for more power. Headcover included. Ideal for intermediate player. Length 67cm. WORDS; do not copy content from another website.
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John Boutwell goes under the professional wrestling stage names of Johnny Ice and the Signapore Assassin. As a Bridgeport, Connecticut native John attended Central High School, moving to Ansonia to later graduate from Ansonia High School. John also participated in Independent Backyard Wrestling Federations including Alliance of Violence until the wrestlers left the dangerous environment of this backyard wrestling organization to pursue other goals. Johnny Ice is now avid within another independent wrestling federation dubbed Sinister Championship Wrestling.
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Born (1924) at Sverdlovsk, USSR (now Yekaterinburg, Russia). Russian: Красовский Николай Николаевич Prominent Russian mathematician, member of USSR Academy of Sciences and Russian Academy of Sciences (since 1968). Works in the mathematical theory of control, the theory of dynamical system and the theory of differential games. His was awarded by Lenin prize (1976), USSR State prize(1984), Lomonosov Gold Medal(1996) and other awards. He is the author of Krasovskii-LaSalle principle.
Sources[edit]Information at IEEE server: http://www.ieee.org/portal/pages/about/awards/bios/2003controlsys.html Information (and photo) at server of Russian Academy of Science (in Russian): http://www.ras.ru/win/db/show_per.asp?P=.id-68.ln-ru "Control under Lack of Information" - Book of Krasovsky and his son, translated to English: http://locus.siam.org/SIREV/volume-37/art_1037155.html List of publications (in English): http://www.imm.uran.ru/PERSONS/BIOGRAPH/PUB/KRASOVSK.HTM Short biography (in Russian): http://www.eunnet.net/USUbio/?base=mag&id=0128 Russian wikipedia entry: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Красовский%2C_Николай_Николаевич
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The Invisible Thread Reel The Invisible Thread Reel is a dispensing device for Invisible Thread. Invisible thread, although not completely Invisible is a very fine strand of Nylon that is used by Magicians to levitate small objects. What is so revolutionary about the Thread Reel is that it is the first device to not only dispense Invisible Thread, but also retracts it, and it keeps a constant tension on the line. Using Invisible Thread prior to this device was a nightmare. You had to strip the thread out of a bundle of strands, set it up before the performance, and if you were lucky it would still be intact when you were ready to present the effect. The Thread Reel has many advantages compared to just using ordinary Invisible Thread. Be sure when you learn the effects to understand that you will be developing skills that you will be able to apply to your own idea’s etc. It is the techniques and theory you are after here so that you will be in a position to create your own routines etc. The Thread Reel
The ITR is very easy to use. Children as young as 6 have successfully learned to present routines with the Invisible Thread Reel. The only real problem you may have with your ITR is resetting the thread. Even that has been eliminated with the release of the 2001 series thread reels. We hope that you take the time necessary to develop the skills required to become a successful ITR performer. As with any new undertaking it will require some patience and practice. Bare in mind that the Thread Reel itself is a very simple device and once you understand it, you will can solve almost any problem it may have. My only recommendation is that you may have to invest a fair amount of time into acquiring this knowledge, but know that it is well worth the effort when you see the look on the audience members faces, when they witness the miracles you will perform! Good luck and we look forward to hearing your thoughts and feed back.
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Bradford Rio "THE NORTH'S BEST ROCK VENUE" Bradford Rio is a live music venue and night club based just behind the university campus. Primarily an alternative music venue, Rio's attract visitors of all different interests and backgrounds, mainly due to its award winning student night - Exit 1, which after several years of success was reborn in 1999 with a new advertising campaign and has since been voted the most varied student night in West Yorkshire! Because it is also a live music venue it offers the chance for local, unsigned bands to show just what they can do in front of a live audience. Bradford Rio has recently had many famous bands playing on its stage. Some of these bands are: My Dying Bride , Saxon, GWAR, Children of Bodom, Helloween, My Ruin, Dragonforce and PowerQuest Sources[edit]www.bradfordrio.com/
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(Chorus) This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. Verse 1 Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 2 Don't let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it shine Don't let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it shine Don't let Satan blowit out, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 3 Shine all over the world, (sometimes[name of town]), I'm gonna let it shine Shine all over the world, (sometimes[name of town]), I'm gonna let it shine Shine all over the world, (sometimes[name of town]), I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 4 Let it shine til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 5 Hide it under a bicket, NO! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bucket, NO! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bucket, NO! I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus)
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Mr. Andreoli, a 31 year veteran of St. Albans school, is also the school's head wrestling coach.
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(Chorus) This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. Verse 1 Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 2 Don't let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it shine Don't let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it shine Don't let Satan blowit out, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 3 Shine all over the world, (sometimes[name of town]), I'm gonna let it shine Shine all over the world, (sometimes[name of town]), I'm gonna let it shine Shine all over the world, (sometimes[name of town]), I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 4 Let it shine til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus) Verse 5 Hide it under a bicket, NO! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bucket, NO! I'm gonna let it shine Hide it under a bucket, NO! I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine, Let it shine, Let it shine. (Repeat chorus)
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Col. Emmanuel Kotoka was one of the leading members of the National Leadership Council in Ghana that overthrew Kwame Nkrumah's Convention People's Party regime on 24 February 1966. He was later killed in a counter-coup in April 1967. Today the international airport in Accra, Kotoka International Airport bears his name and is home to a statue of his likeness.
Sources[edit]Hansen, Emmanuel. 1968. Ghana: Background to Revolution. Transition, No. 35. (Feb. - Mar., 1968), pp. 24-28.
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Primary Gain Versus Secondary Gain Models of Resistance[edit]Secondary gain. Although the term resistance as we know it today in psychotherapy is largely associated with Sigmund Freud, the idea that some patients "cling to their disease" (S. Freud, 1959/1904, p. 254) was a popular one in medicine in the nineteenth century and referred to patients whose maladies did not improve due, presumably, to the ‘secondary gains’ of social, physical, and financial benefits associated with illness (Leahy, 2001). Freud’s only contribution to that initial notion of resistance came as a side-effect from his larger, more revolutionary contribution to the field of psychology: The dissemination and popularization of the influence of the unconscious on human behavior (Hergenhan & Olson, 2003). Accordingly, although Freud was trained in and familiar with the notion of secondary gain popular at the time (Freud, 1959/1926a, pp. 97-100), he came to see it as an unconscious phenomenon. Primary gain. Freud’s more specific contribution to the treatment of the mentally dis-eased was a model of human psychological functioning that offered an explanation of the primary gains that patients derive from their psychiatric symptoms (Fenichel, 1945; Wolitzky, 2003). This model explains that the symptoms represent an unconscious tradeoff in exchange for the sufferer being spared other, experientially worse, psychological displeasures (Unlusten). This conceptualization of primary gain is what Freud (1959/1896) labeled a “compromise formation,” (Kompromisslösung; p. 163). And while the distinction between primary gain (internal benefits) and secondary gain (external benefits) was not directly articulated by Freud, it was alluded to, for example: “In civil life illness can be used as a screen to gloss over incompetence in one’s profession or in competition with other people; while in the family it can serve as a means for sacrificing the other members and extorting proofs of their love or for imposing one’s will upon them….we sum it up in the term ‘gain from illness’….But there are other motives, that lie still deeper, for holding on to being ill…[b]ut these cannot be understood without a fresh journey into psychological theory” (1959/1926b, pp. 222-223).
Resistance as Conflicting Agencies[edit]So to Freud resistance was really an intrapsychic compromise arranged in order to avoid losing more. But with whom was the arrangement established? —And by whom? As the word’s definition suggests, a compromise is reached between two or more conflicting agencies. In this case one of the agencies desires to not experience discomfort. Freud (1959/1896) called this psychic agency “the repressing” (p. 163), or, later, “the pleasure-pain (Lust-Unlust) principle” (1959/1911; p. 14), which eventually came to be referred to as the “id” (Freud, 1959/1937a; Wyss, 1973). The other agency works to maintain contact with worldly experiences. Freud (1959/1896) called that psychic agency “the repressed” (p. 163), or, later, “the reality principle” (1959/1911; p. 14), which eventually came to be referred to as the “ego” (Freud, 1959/1937a; Wyss, 1973). The compromise they strive for is to achieve maximum drive satisfaction (“cathexis” or attachment) with minimum resultant pain (negative reactions from within and without). Freud (1959/1911) theorized that psychopathology was due to unsuccessful compromises: “We have long observed that every neurosis has the result, and therefore probably the purpose, of forcing the patient out of real life, of alienating him from actuality” (p. 13). Client Resistance as Pathogenic in Practice[edit]However, it is crucial to note that compromise formations reached by these two agencies were not theorized by Freud to be inherently pathogenic. They were seen as being inherently human. That is, the compromise formation leading to psychiatric symptoms was seen as pathological only because it led to psychiatric symptoms. The pathology was not understood as the act of compromise per se—because compromise between the different agencies of the mind (later named the id or unconscious sex and destruction drives, ego or reality principle, and superego or conscience) represented to Freud (1959/1937a) the fundamental human condition (Wyss, 1973)—but from the results of the specific compromise that led to undesirable symptoms. Similarly, a compromise solution was seen as resulting in “successful defense” (S. Freud, 1959/1896, p. 163)—against displeasure—as long as it resulted in “apparent health” (p. 163), understood as a lack of symptoms. But that was not the case for people who sought treatment: Their compromises were by definition not successful—otherwise they would not be distressed and seeking help. Thus, practically speaking, among people seeking treatment, the compromises they had previously reached were ipso facto pathogenic. The Key Players in Freud’s Theory of Resistance[edit]The key players in this Kompromisslösung theory of symptom production and maintenance present the core kernel of Freud’s theory of resistance. They are: Repression (often used interchangeably with the term anticathexis, to describe the force which counters cathexis, or drive satisfaction), defense, displeasure, anxiety, danger, compromise, symptom, and experience (either external or internal). Three of the terms occasionally were used interchangeably by Freud—resistance, repression, and defense—with subtle differences in meaning: Resistance often was used to refer to the behavioral manifestations of avoiding direct contact with distressing ideas (inclusive of affects), while defense was the higher order construct which explained the behavioral manifestations, and repression was the general act of denying awareness (Strachey, 1959). As Freud (1959/1926) wrote, “The action undertaken to protect repression is observable in analytic treatment as resistance. Resistance presupposes the existence of what I have called anticathexis” (p. 157). And, “The task of defense against a dangerous perception is, incidentally, common to all neuroses” (p. 159). Similarly, the terms anxiety, displeasure, and danger often were used indistinguishably, having the general meaning of negative affect, while occasionally having more specific meanings. The more specific meanings can be summarized as either experiences of helplessness and loss of object (also referred to as fear), or “signal anxiety” acting to warn of potential impending loss or helplessness (Freud, 1959/1926, pp. 169-172; Strachey, 1959; Wyss, 1973). The Sea Change in Freud’s Theory of Resistance[edit]Although Freud (1959/1896) originally theorized anxiety as resulting from the process of repression (a theory which stemmed from his observations of hysterias, phobias and obsessions—entailing pathological manifestations of anxiety—and his striving towards an energy conservation model of the psyche; Strachey, 1959; Wyss, 1973), by 1926 he publicly abandoned that notion and assigned the role of anxiety to the ego, explaining repression as resulting from anxiety experienced by the ego (Freud, 1959/1926; p. 161; Strachey, 1959; Wyss, 1973). The “defense neuro-psychoses” (viz., hysteria, obsessions, and phobias; Freud, 1959/1894) then came to be understood as compromise formations negotiated by the ego, albeit still unconsciously (Freud, 1959/1937a; p. 341), to defend against the anxiety of becoming aware of distressing repressed material (Strachey, 1959; Wyss, 1973). This sea change is interesting because it hints toward initial movement by Freud from a strictly objectivist model of knowledge to a constructivist one, as the ego is transmuted from reporting on reality to arbitrating it. Similarly, in some ways Freud’s classic psychoanalytic conceptualization of resistance as defense against painful ‘realities’ exemplifies the modernist pursuit of veridical knowledge—including the metaphor of psychoanalysis as surgery or an archaeological excavation (1959/1937b, p. 360). In other ways Freud (1959/1904) seems to hint towards an appreciation of the constructive nature of experience—viewing resistance as part of a process of “the play of mental forces…which alone makes it possible to comprehend behavior in daily life” (p. 254) and demonstrating the human tendency to construct meaning based on past experiences and to interpret the past based on current experience. Freud (1959/1912) called this tendency “Übertragen” (p. 312), translatable as “carried over” or “carried forward” (Universität München, n.d.), but better known as transference. Freud (1959/1912) accordingly referred to transference manifestations as “stereotypes,” “prototypes,” or “clichés” (p. 313) people use to increase satisfaction of their wishes in their encounters with the world. Not surprisingly, Freud (1959/1925) came to understand resistance and transference to be circularly tied to each other, as resistance works to maintain transference while transference shapes resistance. Their occurrence in psychoanalysis was unmistakable to Freud, and important and frequent enough that they became the foundation of the entire psychoanalytic endeavor: "It may thus be said that the theory of psycho-analysis is an attempt to account for two observed facts that strike one conspicuously and unexpectedly whenever an attempt is made to trace the symptoms of a neurotic back to their source in his past life: the facts of transference and resistance. Any line of investigation, no matter what its direction, which recognizes these two facts and takes them as the starting-point of its work may call itself psychoanalysis, though it arrives at results other than my own." (S. Freud, 1959/1914b, p.298) Indeed, to this day most major schools of psychotherapeutic thought continue to at least recognize—if not ‘take as the starting-point’—the two phenomena of transference and resistance (e.g., Beutler, et al., 2002; Leahy, 2001; Anderson & Stewart, 1983; Wachtel, 1982). Freud’s Five Kinds of Resistance[edit]Having conceded libido (and its inherent motivation and agency) to the ego as well as to the id, and through the ego to the superego, Freud (1959/1926, pp. 157-160) then delineated “five kinds of resistances that are met with in analysis” (while stressing that the list is not exhaustive), three by the ego, one by the id, and one by the superego, listed respectively: 1. “Repression,” e.g. reaction-formation, obsession, phobia (i.e. denial or avoidance) 2. “Transference,” (i.e. projection) 3. “Gain from illness,” (i.e. secondary gain) 4. “Compulsion to repeat,” (i.e. acting out) 5. “Sense of guilt or need for punishment,” (i.e. self-sabotage) All of them serve the explicit purpose of defending the ego against feelings of discomfort, for, as Freud (1959/1926) wrote: "It is hard for the ego to direct its attention to perceptions and ideas which it has up till now made a rule of avoiding, or to acknowledge as belonging to itself impulses that are the complete opposite of those which it knows as its own." (p. 159) The first two forms of resistance work to prevent material from reaching awareness, while the last three work to keep material that was previously avoided out of awareness. Freud’s Treatment of Resistance Freud viewed all five categories of resistance as requiring more than just intellectual insight or understanding to overcome. He characterized psychoanalysis as comprising three processes of overcoming pathogenic resistances, “recollection, repetition, and working through” (1959/1914a, p. 366), and emphasized the crucial component of ‘working through’ in the change process: "This condition of present illness is shifted bit by bit within the range and field of operation of the treatment, and while the patient lives it through as something real and actual, we have to accomplish the therapeutic task, which consists chiefly in translating it back again into terms of the past." (p. 371) Working through thus allows clients “to get to know this resistance” and “discover the repressed instinctual trends which are feeding the resistance” (p. 375) and it is this experientially convincing process which “distinguishes analytic treatment from every kind of suggestive treatment” (p. 376). For this reason Freud (1959/1913) insisted that therapists remain neutral, saying only as much as “is absolutely necessary to keep him [the patient] talking” (p. 343), so that resistance could be seen as clearly as possible in clients’ transference, and become obvious to the clients themselves. The importance to Freud of working through in successful psychoanalytic treatment—and its requirement that the resistance be acknowledged and reassessed with the renewed recognition of past events—thus reiterates the inextricable link suggested by Freud between transference and resistance (“transference-resistance,” Freud, 1959/1912; Fenichel, 1945; see also empirical support in Patton, Kivlighan, Jr., & Multon, 1997), and perhaps encapsulates his legacy to psychotherapy. --Ze'ev Frankel Sources[edit]Anderson, C. M. & Stewart, S. (1983). Mastering resistance: A practical guide to family therapy. New York: Guilford Press. Beutler, L. E., Moleiro, C. M., & Talebi, H. (2002a). Resistance in psychotherapy: What conclusions are supported by research? Journal of Clinical Psychology, 58(2), 207-217. Beutler, L. E., Moleiro, C. M., & Talebi, H. (2002b). Resistance. In J. C. Norcross (Ed.), Psychotherapy relationships that work: Therapist contributions and responsiveness to patient needs (pp. 129-144). New York: Oxford University Press. Fenichel, O. (1945). The psychoanalytic theory of neurosis. New York: Norton. Freud, S. & Breuer, J. (1959). On the psychical mechanism of hysterical phenomena. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 1, pp. 24-41). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1893) Freud, S. (1959). The defense neuro-psychoses. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 1, pp. 59-75). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1894) Freud, S. (1959). Further remarks on the defense neuro-psychoses. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 1, pp. 155-182). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1896) Freud, S. (1959). Formulations regarding the two principles in mental functioning. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 4, pp. 13-21). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1911) Freud, S. (1959). The dynamics of the transference. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 2, pp. 312-322). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1912) Freud, S. (1959). Further recommendations in the technique of psychoanalysis. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 2, pp. 342-365). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1913) Freud, S. (1959). Further recommendations in the technique of psychoanalysis: Recollection, repetition, and working through. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 2, pp. 366-376). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1914a) Freud, S. (1959). On the history of the psycho-analytic movement. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 1, pp. 287-359). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1914b) Freud, S. (1959). An autobiographical study. In J. Strachey (Ed. & Trans.) The standard edition of the complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud (Vol. 20, pp. 7-70). London: Hogarth Press. (Original work published in 1925) Freud, S. (1959). Inhibitions, symptoms, and anxiety. In J. Strachey (Ed. & Trans.) The standard edition of the complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud (Vol. 20, pp. 75-175). London: Hogarth Press. (Original work published in 1926a) Freud, S. (1959). The question of lay analysis. In J. Strachey (Ed. & Trans.) The standard edition of the complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud (Vol. 20, pp. 183-250). London: Hogarth Press. (Original work published in 1926b) Freud, S. (1959). Analysis terminable and interminable. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 5, pp. 316-357). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1937a) Freud, S. (1959). Constructions in analysis. In E. Jones (Ed.) & J. Riviere (Trans.) Collected Papers (Vol. 5, pp. 358-371). New York: Basic Books. (Original work published in 1937b) Hergenhahn, B. R., & Olson, M. H. (2003). An introduction to theories of personality (6th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Leahy, R. L. (2001). Overcoming resistance in cognitive therapy. New York: Guilford Press. Patton, M. J., Kivlighan Jr., D. M., & Mutton, K. D. (1997). The Missouri Psychoanalytic Counseling Research Project: Relation of changes in counseling process to client outcomes. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 44(2), 189-208. Strachey, J. (1959). Editor’s introduction. In J. Strachey (Ed. & Trans.) The standard edition of the complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud (Vol. 20, pp. 77-86). London: Hogarth Press. Wolitzky, D. L. (2003). The theory and practice of traditional psychoanalytic treatment. In A. S. Gurman & S. B. Messer (Eds.) Essential psychotherapies (2nd ed., pp. 24-68). New York: Guilford Press. Wyss, D. (1973). Psychoanalytic schools from the beginning to the present (G. Onn Trans.). New York: Aronson. (Original work published in 1961)
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Honeywell Bull introduced Distributed Systems Architecture (DSA) in the late 1970's as a proprietary network architecture for Honeywell Bull DPS series mainframes in competition to IBM's System Network Architecture (SNA). DSA followed the OSI model, previous network architecture was Honeywell Distributed Architecture (HDSA) for Honeywell Series 60 which was obsolete with introduction of DSA. Modern Bull mainframes are equipped with Mainway which links DSA with TCP/IP.
Sources[edit]sources for Distributed Systems Architecture: http://febcm.club.fr/english/distributed_systems_arch.htm
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. In this fifth book of Enid Blyton's St Clare's series, the twins and their friends learn to be members of a higher form at the school. There are four new girls: the snobby Angela, who does not wish to have anything to do with most of her form, Eileen, daughter of the new matron, who is a sneak and a tell-tale, Pauline, who wishes to be thought of as rich and well connected but is in reality rather dull and Claudine, the amusing but unscrupulous niece of the French mistress, Mam'zelle. The book involves some shakes as the new girls learn to settle down and, in one or two cases, learn some hard lessons. Claudine learns the value of an English 'sense of honour' and Pauline learns not to boast and tell lies. There is a certain amount of class snobbery in this, as in most of Blyton's books but it is nontheless a readable and enjoyable look at 1940s children's literature. Sources[edit]Claudine at St Clare's : Enid Blyton
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The Zephyr (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)is a solar powered uav designed in the uk as a cheep alternative to spy satalite technology for use on the battle feild in the near future. each Zepher is expected to cost just £1 million , which is afraction of the cost of the current satalites used by the mod for the same purpose of observation on a battle field, which each cost around £15 million each to produce. The solar pannels on the Zephyr will allow it to stay airborn between 50000- 60000 feet for three months, powering two small electric turbine engins to do so. The solar pannels on the uav are so far unable to power the aircraft into the air on their own, and so currently require it to be launched either from a ballon, or in tests by running down a runway and releasing it into an oncomming gust of wind. The survalence equipment expected to be carried on the Zephyr should be able to resolve images up to ten inchs small, and relay messages from special forces operateing in remote areas. It is scheduald to be in service within the next two years, in operations over Iriq and Afganistan. Sources[edit]The Sunday Times page 10 of the news published August 13, 2006
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When a credit card company says there is no annual fee, but it also says minimum finance charge 50 cents or minimum monthly charge of $1 (or something like those two), what does it really mean? Does the minimum finance charge apply whether or not a person revolves on their credit card balance? A minimum finance charge is based on you carrying a balance. If there is a minimum finance charge of 50 cents and your finance charge for the month is 37 cents, the credit card company would charge you the minimum finance charge. If there are no balances subject to the finance charge, or no finance charges that billing period, the credit card company won't charge you 50 cents. A minimum monthly charge applies to the merchant who accepts the cards, not the credit card holder. It's the minimum that the credit card processing firm charges the merchant each month for access to processing. If you pay the bill every cycle within the grace period, don't carry a balance and don't use the card for cash advances, you shouldn't generate any finance charges. With no annual fee, you don't even have to pay for the privilege of carrying the card. The credit card provider still makes some money from the merchant transactions, but you're not one of the company's more profitable accounts. The original post can be found here: http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/DrDon/20060207a1.asp Sources[edit]http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/DrDon/20060207a1.asp
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If you want to make changes and try again, copy and paste your article into a new submission and make your changes there. The Eksund is the name of the I.R.A. gun running vessel that was intercepted by the French coastguard as part of a british intelligence operation to thwart the supply of arms to the Provisional Irish Republican Army from Libyas colonel Quadafi which had begun in 1985. The Eksund was a former grain transporter which was purchased by the Dublin entrepenuer Adrian Hopkins, who had previously smuggled weapons for the I.R.A. from Libya, to move an unprecedented amount and variety of weapons and explosives from Tripoli to Ireland. The ship s crew included James Coll and James Doherty, both of Donegal, Joseph Murray, Henry Cairns Hopkins business associate and Gabriel Cleary from Dublin the I.R.A.s cheif of engineering. It was loaded in Tripoli docks by Libyan naval personel on the 13th and 14th of october 1987 with an astonishing 150 tons of ordnance including 2 tons of semtex explosive, 1,000 ak47 assault rifles,1,000,000 rounds of amunition, 12 RPG launchers with hundreds of grenades and rockets 12 DSHK heavy machine guns,thousands of detonators and fuses, a hundred general purpose machine guns, flame throwers,and most importantly more than 50 SAM-7 missiles needed to bing down British army helicopters, particularly over border areas like south Armagh thus making the suply of army bases in remote areas very difficult and reducing the border to little more than a line on maps. The crew of the Eksund became nervous early in their return voyage when they were over passed by an unidentified plane an incedent that was to be repeated every day thereafter. The Eksund had suffered various mechanical problems since setting off from Ireland and on the 27th of October the ships steering failed and it began drifting toward the coast of Brittany. High speed boats were spotted coming toward the ship from the french coast and the spotter plane again flew overhead.Cleary, realising the operation was now untenable, decided that the only option was to scuttle the ship to prevent the British discovering its cargo in line with his orders.Cleary had prepared semtex charges in the Eksunds ballast compartments,in Tripoli, that would sink the vessel very quickly. The crew prepared the escape dinghy while he went to set the timing devices. It was at this point Cleary was sure of what he had begun to suspect there was a traitor on the Eksund. The carefully prepared explosive charges had been damaged beyond repair.Cleary, one of the I.R.A.s most experienced bomb makers, knew he would not have time to prepare another charge before the Eksund was boarded. The crew including the traitor were arrested by the French coastguard and the ships interception was the biggest British single success against republican arms smuggling of the troubles.
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(editing in order:) Actually, Oliver Kloseoff is indeed the individual who saw all these hundreds of street prostitutes, but he only became famous for getting away with paying one with a chocolate bar and a 20$ bill, and for posting pictures of the said prostitutes on escort discussion forums like merc.ca and merb.ca, without their permission, and for founding the 'Oliver Kloseoff School of how to Screw Over Crack-Whores (his wording)'. Many fellow illiterate and high-school drop outs have since followed his lead. For that reason, the 'Oliver Kloseoff School of how to Screw Over Crack-Whores' is no longer accepting new applicants. === Sources ===http://www.merc.ca/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=35636&postcount=67 http://www.montrealmirror.com/ARCHIVES/2003/021303/news2.html
(edited note:) Well he's one of the most good-looking dudes in Montreal--with that sexy six-pack and hollow brain-- 6' + tall... One deserves an entry on Wikipedia just for being so darned pretty! Just PM him on merc.ca and he'll PM back his picture so you can oooh and ahhh on how sexy he is and attest to what I am saying. Offer him a Mars bar and he might do you for free (so he can go out on the prowl to lure street prostitute # 200+ with your offering, since he's all out of 20$ bills a couple days after the welfare check comes in).
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The church was built mostly of white marble in Renaissance style, in 1823, following the excavation of an old icon of the Annunciation, purportedly made of colored wax by the Apostle St. Luke, which was discovered following the vision of a nun, Pelagia, who was lated sanctified. The church was inaugurated in 1830 and occupies the site of an older Paleochristian chapel of St. John, which was in turn built on the ruins of a temple of Dionysus. Although the church's eponymous holy day is on the day of the Annunciation, on March 25th, the actual pilgrimage takes place on August 15th, for the Feast of the Dormition. The annual pilgrimage is made in honor of the holy icon of the Panaghia Evangelistria (Our Lady of Good Tidings), believed to still perform miracles. The icon is by now almost completely encrusted in gold, silver and jewels, and it is formally paraded through Tinos town on that day. Both the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic inhabitants of Tinos participate in the August 15th celebration.
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![]() At the beginning it served as a summer theatre – amphitheatre (open air theatre), hence the name Arena. In 1898 the original theatre was replaced by a new building, whose features are to this day almost unchanged. From its opening until the end of the II. World War, many Hungarian, Austrian and German theatre companies performed in the Arena. The Austrian Theatre an der Wien, popular even today, has performed here regularly since 1921. Unforgettable performances for Bratislava's spectators include Eduard Klisching, well-known in Europe as the first mime and comedian of the Royal Theatres in Paris and London or the German actor and director Max Reinhardt. In 1946, the suburb Petrzalka was affiliated to Bratislava and the Arena Theatre was closed and used as the archives for the Slovak television broadcasting company.
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Aeronaut Records is an independant record label in Los Angeles, California. The label was founded by and is still owned by musician/producer John Mastro. Although most notably known as home to two of NYC's faux French bands, Nous Non Plus and Les Sans Culottes, Aeronaut has also released material by The Bangkok Five (currently on Universal), The Shys (currently on Sire/Warner), The Scooters (Wales UK) and Hello Stranger. Since it's inception, Aeronaut Records has been distributed by Redeye, based in North Carolina.
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If I had to put a date to my musical journey- it probably began in the womb. My mother is a singer and I dont doubt that the first notes that slipped into my pre-natal consciousness were hers. She and my father were my greatest inspiration and I fed on the creative expression that was innate to them. As a 2 year old, I would follow my father into tabla class and during these wanderings discovered my natural inclination to the instrument. This inclination turned into a passion and at the age of 7 I started learning Tabla. For me this meant devoting a minimum of 7 hours daily, for the next 12 years! It has since helped me carve a niche for myself in this beautiful world of music. Although training was rigorous, it was a 12 year buzz. At 8, I had my first public performance with mom and by 13, I was working with All India Radio on numerous recordings. I won all my school, inter-school, inter-college competitions, performed local gigs and simultaneously worked with the Gujarati film industry. In 1998 I won the Classical Tabla Solo competition at national level in India. My work with Bollywood followed this, and it was amazing to play with the artistes and Directors that I had grown up admiring. Alongside studying for a Bachelors Degree in Commerce. Although it was an exciting period I began to feel limited by the scope of music and wanted to push those boundaries to explore further. My first UK tour in 2001 was a timely catalyst, and I came back from India to read for M.B.A. So it was as a student here that I began flirting with international music. The raw exposure to such diversity of music and musical traditions felt completely surreal. It was a concert that led to a job offer as Music Tutor for Ealing Council and I took this on after graduating. Teaching kids at schools in the Borough was a challenge in itself and teaching a classful of autistic kids has been as deeply satisfying as it has been challenging. I also design and lead workshops to promote South Asian music. I have also stood as one of the Directors of International Music Week - coming to the UK has caused the kind of musical work I do to broaden. My fling with international music has become nothing less than a full blown affair! Being a percussionist, I have played different forms of percussion with a number of bands including Fusing Naked, Rebel Uprising, UKTransculture and Strings spanning spiritual world music, fusion, indo-jazz, hip-hop and African drumming. Playing the BBC Summer Festival 2004 was again a motivation for me. The on-going projects have been as diverse: from playing at the Winterthur International Film Festival 2004 in Switzerland to portraying Mahatma Gandhi's life through music at "SOAS". Played concerts in various countries like France, Italy, Belgium, Russia, Germany, India, Spain, Switzerland to name a few. The fun doesnt stop, I look to introducing my own style, both Eastern and Western to the borderless WORLD of MUSIC.
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Introduction[edit]Don Carmine Cigars is a Dominican brand that is manufactured in Tamboril by Victory Cigar. It is also imported into the United States by Victory Cigar (Washington) and then distributed by its trademark holder; PucciMac Holdings (www.puccimac.com). It is believed that all the components used in the construction of a Don Carmine Cigar are the finest available on the market today. After their tobacco is properly aged and cured, all of their cigars spend 60 to 90 days on the shelf in the factory before being packed and shipped to our customers. Brands[edit]
Company[edit]Don Carmine Cigars was co-founded in 2006 by Bruce R. Pucci and Brett M. McClafferty (owners of PucciMac Holdings) in memory of McClafferty's great great grandfather Carmine Albanese. Pricing[edit]A typical box of Tadone by Don Carmine will retail at $225.00 per box or $9.00 per cigar. Sources[edit]www.doncarmine.com www.victorycigar.com
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"Doing and Ozmo" is British slang for being dirty, unclean or smelly.
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"Doing an Ozmo" is British slang for being dirty, unclean or smelly.
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The Fat Shits are a comedy-rock band from the Isle of Wight; a small Island off the South Coast of the UK. Amoungst their entourage of songs, are classics such as "Lexi the One-Eyed Sheep Shagger", "Cheese Monster" and "Pissing in My Pants". The band was formed in 2003 by a group of High School students, and were originally named "Mr. T and The Fat Shits", and has developed over the years, changing in members and audibly hideousness, to be what it is today. The band still consists of two of the original members - Rubber Ducky, and Fat Chris. Sources[edit]
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