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Sydney Lee

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Oakland Tribune

71.198.21.129 00:11, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined. The proposed article is not suitable for Wikipedia. Removed personal information. ●DanMS • Talk 00:22, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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alec govi

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alec govi was born in 1991. He went to dixie elementary and then to miller creek middle school. Afterwards Alec govi went to Marin Catholic High school.

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71.141.121.152 00:31, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined. This suggestion doesn't sufficiently explain the importance or significance of the subject. See the speedy deletion criteria A7 and/or guidelines on biographies. Please provide more information on why the person or group is worthy of inclusion in an encyclopedia. Thank you. ●DanMS • Talk 01:18, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Sydney Lee

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Sydney Lee is a a graduate of Edison and Lincoln schools in Alameda, CA. Currently attending Alameda High School, Sydney is a sophomore (class of 2009). At the age of 6, Sydney began playing the piano and is still continuing her interest today. She had previously enrolled in West Wind Karate School in Alameda, CA and won several gold medals for her work. While in the fourth and fifth grades, Sydney participated in the FIRST Lego Robotics Mindstorm competition (aka First Lego League), an international contest for building and programming robots made entirely from Legos. Her team had won regionals both years and on the second year they came in 8th place in the state. However, Sydney did not continue the competition in middle school because her school did not have a team. In the sixth and seventh grades, Sydney was a member of the Lincoln Middle School Marching Band. While a member she had won the Esprit de Corps award. At her eighth grade graduation Sydney won one of the only two awards for excellence in History. In the school year of 2005-2006 (while a freshman at Alameda High), Sydney was a member of the Ala-Gators, a highly respected competitive swim team. This school year Sydney has continued her interest in swimming and has joined the school swim team. Alameda High School has a reputation for excellence in most sports, including swimming. Sydney has an extensive list extracurricular activities such as surfing, skiing, and wake boarding. Her current classes include AP European History, Advanced Algebra II, English II EXP, Physical Education, Honors Chemistry, and 3rd-yr Spanish. Planning to attend in 4yr university in the fall semester of 2009, she is looking towards UCLA, UCSD, UCSC, UCSB, or USC.

http://www.firstlegoleague.org/

Bagnall, Brian. Core LEGO® Mindstorms Prentice-Hall PTR. 2002. ISBN 0-13-009364-5

Ferrari et al. Building Robots With LEGO® Mindstorms: The Ultimate Tool for Mindstorms Maniacs. Syngress. 2001. ISBN 1-928994-67-9

http://www.alameda-alga.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alameda_High_School

http://www.firstlegoleague.org/

Bagnall, Brian. Core LEGO® Mindstorms Prentice-Hall PTR. 2002. ISBN 0-13-009364-5

Ferrari et al. Building Robots With LEGO® Mindstorms: The Ultimate Tool for Mindstorms Maniacs. Syngress. 2001. ISBN 1-928994-67-9

http://www.alameda-alga.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alameda_High_School

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71.198.21.129 00:45, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined, while the article is well-written, the cited sources must be about the subject of the article, not just about the organizations or competitions mentioned. Seraphimblade ^{Talk to me Please review me!} 04:39, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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FableHaven

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Fablehaven is about a brother and sister, Seth and Kendra, whose grandfather is, secretly, the caretaker of a secret preserve for magical creatures. In the book, the enchanted sanctuary called Fablehaven is located in present-day Connecticut. The children notice that things seem to be odd, for their grandfather forbids them to enter the woods, under any circumstance.

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http://www.fablehaven.com

70.177.64.22 01:02, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Irby Family

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Irby Family- Came from Scandinavian origin, Irby also comes from the English city Irby Upon Humber. Modern day Irbys now live in Missippi, New York, Virginia, South Carolina, and Arkansas. Irbys have been known for their good looks and strenght dating back to their Viking ancestory Irby family made itself known through the electric bussiness of Irby construction company in the Southern region of the United States. Recently Joe Irby has created a new bussiness called Best Quest teaching systems.

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The Stuart C. Irby Story

Ubernoobtastucalmasteroverlord 01:42, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Lee (song)

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203.166.99.239 01:53, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The proposed article previously in this section has been declined and removed from this page, since it appears to be an attack page. See the speedy deletion criteria A6 and/or guidelines on biographies. ●DanMS • Talk 02:28, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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2006-2007 Bowl Results

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Poinsettia Bowl- TCU Horned Frogs 37, Northern Illinois Huskies 7- TCU quarterback Jeff Ballard threw for 258 yards and scored 4 total touchdowns.

Las Vegas Bowl- BYU Cougars 38, Oregon Ducks 8- BYU's QB John Beck, RB Curtis Brown, and TE Jonny Harline picked apart the Ducks' defense for 548 total yards.

New Orleans Bowl- Troy Trojans 41, Rice Owls 17- Troy scored one for the Sun Belt Conference as quarterback Omar Haugabook threw and ran for 309 yards and five touchdowns.

Papajohn's.com Bowl- South Florida Bulls 24, East Carolina Pirates 7- The Bulls' defense held East Carolina to no points over the last three quarters, and tailback Benjamin Williams ran for two touchdowns.

New Mexico Bowl- San Jose State Spartans 20, New Mexico Lobos 12- Spartan quarterback Adam Tafralis threw for 209 yards and throws three touchdowns to lead them to victory.

Armed Forces Bowl- Utah Utes 25, Tulsa Golden Hurricane 13- Utah DB Eric Weddle played three key roles in the win, returning a punt, rushing for 56 yards and a touchdown, and intercepting a Paul Smith pass.

Hawaii Bowl- Hawaii Warriors 41, Arizona State Sun Devils 24- Warrior QB Colt Brennan threw for a mind-boggling 559 yards and five touchdowns, with WR Jason Rivers being on the receiving end of 308 of the yards, and two of the TDs.

Motor City Bowl- Central Michigan Chippewas 31, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders 14- Quarterback Dan LeFevour put in a 221 total yard effort to lead CMU to victory.

Emerald Bowl- Florida State Seminoles 44, UCLA Bruins 27- Seminoles Drew Weatherford and Lorenzo Booker put on an exceptional show, rallying FSU from a 10-point deficit with Weatherford, the QB, passing for 325 yards and Booker, the HB, accounting for 208 total.

Independence Bowl- Oklahoma State Cowboys 34, Alabama Crimson Tide 31- The Cowboys won it on a Jason Ricks field goal with eight seconds left, after RB Dantrell Savage rushed for 112 yards and a TD.

Holiday Bowl- California Golden Bears 45, Texas A&M Aggies 10- Cal tailbacks Marshawn Lynch and Justin Forsett ran for a combined 235 yards and three touchdowns as the Bears trounced the Aggies.

Texas Bowl- Rutgers Scarlet Knights 37, Kansas State Wildcats 10- Rutgers quarterback Mike Teel passed for 268 yards and two touchdowns, and running back Ray Rice ran for 170 yards to lead the Knights to victory.

Music City Bowl- Kentucky Wildcats 28, Clemson Tigers 20- The Wildcats, led by QB Andre Woodson, effectively pulled the upset over Will Proctor and Clemson. Woodson had 299 yards passing and three touchdowns.

Sun Bowl- Oregon State Beavers 39, Missouri Tigers 38- The Beavers took a gamble, going for two after they had scored a touchdown that made the score 38-37 in the Tigers' favor in the final seconds. It paid off, and Oregon State used a 356 passing yard performance by Matt Moore to sneak past Missouri.

Liberty Bowl- South Carolina Gamecocks 44, Houston Cougars 36- In a shoot-out in Memphis, the Gamecocks won throught the efforts of QB Blake Mitchell, who threw for 323 yards and four touchdowns. His main targets were WRs Sidney Rice and Kenny McKinley, who combined for 251 receivng yards. Cougars QB Kevin Kolb threw for 386 yards, 201 of which went to wideout Vincent Marshall.

Insight Bowl- Texas Tech Red Raiders 44, Minnesota Golden Gophers 41- Down 38-7 near the end of the third quarter, Tech fought back in arguably the most dramatic finish of the bowl season. Led by quarterback Graham Harrell, who threw for 445 yards, the Red Raiders made it 38-35 with seconds to play. Then, Alex Trilica hit a 5 yard field goal to force overtime and give Tech a chance at the win, which they wisely seized. HB Amir Pinnix added 179 yards rushing for the Gophers.

Champs Sports Bowl- Maryland Terrapins 24, Purdue Boilermakers 7- QB Sam Hollenbach (223 passing yards) and RB Lance Ball (98 rushing yards) paved the way for the Terps as they cruised past the Boilermakers.

Meineke Bowl- Boston College Eagles 25, Navy Midshipmen 24- It seemed as if BC couldn't handle the Navy rushing attack, led by a 116 yard performance by Shun White, until the fourth quarter when QB Matt Ryan hit his stride, throwing for 242 yards on the day, and led BC to within two. Then, later, with time expiring, Steve Aponavicius hit a 37-yard field goal that gave the Eagles the win.

Alamo Bowl- Texas Longhorns 26, Iowa Hawkeyes 24- The heavily favored Longhorns stumbled at first, falling behind 14-0 early in the first quarter, but QB Colt McCoy regained his footing and wound up passing for 308 yards and two touchdowns to win it for Texas.

Chick-fil-a Bowl- Georgia Bulldogs 31, Virginia Tech Hokies 24- In another great comeback, Matthew Stafford, despite only passing for 129 yards, rallied the 'Dogs from a 21-3 deficit to win. The Georgia defense smothered the Hokies in the second half, allowing only three points.

MPC Computers Bowl- Miami(FL)Hurricanes 21, Nevada Wolfpack 20- In coach Larry Coker's final game, the 'Canes capped off a horrendous season with a bowl win on the "smurf turf" of Boise. Leading Miami were quarterback Kirby Freeman, who passed for 272 yards, and WR Sam Shields, who had 101 receiving yards.

Outback Bowl- Penn State Nittany Lions 20, Tennessee Volunteers 12- In a low-scoring defensive battle, PSU needed a big 158-yard rushing game from Tony Hunt and an 88-yard fumble return for a touchdown by cornerback Tony Davis to overcome the Volunteers.

Cotton Bowl- Auburn Tigers 17, Nebraska Cornhuskers 14- In another game with not much offense, Auburn RB Kenny Irons ran for 72 yards and WR Courtney Taylor had 70 receiving yards to give the Tigers a tough win over the Huskers.

Gator Bowl- West Virginia Mountaineers 38, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 35- In a game a lot closer than it should have been, QB Pat White rallied the Mountaineers back from a 35-17 Tech lead with out the help of star running back Steve Slaton. With Yellow Jacket QB Reggie Ball out, the game was supposed to be a breeze for WVU, but backup Taylor Bennett picked up the slack for GaTech, passing for 326 yards, 186 to WR Calvin Johnson. Unfortunately for the Yellow Jackets, so did FB Owen Schmitt, who filled Slaton's shoes well, rushing for 109 yards. White had 276 total yards for the Mountaineers, and Tech running back Tarshard Choice had 169 yards rushing.

Capital One Bowl- Wisconsin Badgers 17, Arkansas Razorbacks 14- Tired of being underrated, Wisconsin used their defense to hold Arkansas to only 14 points, and let quarterback John Stocco throw for 206 yards, 82 to wideout Travis Becklum. The Razorbacks put up a good fight, with star RBs Felix Jones and Darren McFadden rush for 150 and 89 yards, respectively.

Rose Bowl- USC Trojans 32, Michogan Wolverines 18- In a battle that some said could have been the National Championship and the first of the BCS games, quarterback John David Booty smoked the Wolverine defense for 391 passing yards and four touchdowns, with WR Dwayne Jarrett catching two touchdowns and collecting 205 receiving yards, and WR Steve Smith getting 108 receving yards alongside him. Michigan QB Chad Henne threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to defeat a driven USC squad.

Fiesta Bowl- Boise State Broncos 43, Oklahoma Sooners 42- The Cinderella Broncos shocked Adrian Peterson and the Sooners after jumping ahead 14-0, then falling behind 35-28 on a Marcus Walker 33-yard interception return for a TD. With just over a minute left on the clock, BSU quarterback Jared Zabransky, who passed for three touchdowns and 262 yards, threw a fourth-down pass to Drisan James just short of the marker, who then pitched it back to Jerard Rabb, who ran it into the endzone with seconds left on the clock to tie the game. In overtime, Peterson, just recovered from a collarbone injury, ran for 25 of his 77 yards on a TD run, which put the Sooners up by seven. The Broncos faced fourth and goal after a few unsucessful plays, then gave the ball to WR Vinny Peretta who threw a perfect strike into the endzone to tie the game...but BSU elcted to go for two. Zabransky handed it to RB Ian Johnson, who went unouched into the end zone for the winning points. In the wackiest ending of the bowl season, besting even the Insight Bowl, Johnson ran for 101 yards.

Orange Bowl- Louisville Cardinals 24, Wake Forest Demon Deacons 13- Wake Forest was another Cinderella story, only this time the slipper didn't quite fit. Star Cardinal QB Brian Brohm passed for 311 yards, besting Wake's Riley Skinner's 271, and Louisville WR Harry Douglas caught ten passes for 165 yards. The Cardinals fell behind 13-10 early in the fourth quarter, but then Brohm stepped it up a notch and led Louisville to a win.

Sugar Bowl- LSU Tigers 41, Notre Dame Fighting Irish 14- JaMarcus Russell made a case for himself as the top quarterback entering the draft as he outperformed ND's Brady Quinn, passing for 332 yards. Also helping LSU's cause were RB Keiland Williams, who ran for 107 yards and two touchdowns, and wide receiver Early Doucet, who caught eight passes for 115 yards. One bright spot for Notre Dame was running back Darius Walker, who ran for 128 yards.

International Bowl- Cincinnati Bearcats 27, Western Michigan Broncos 24- In an abrupt break from BCS games before the national championship, Dominick Goodman caught seven passes, including two touchdowns, for 109 yards as Cincy held off a late WMU rally for the victory.

GMAC Bowl- Souther Miss Golden Eagles 28, Ohio Bobcats 7- In a rather one-sided game before the national championship, Southern Miss blew by the Bobcats led by three touchdowns form the running back duo of Tory Harrison and Damion Fletcher.

BCS Championship- Florida Gators 41, Ohio State Buckeyes 14- The "unbeatable" Buckeyes lost an embarassing game in which they held the lead only once---the first play of the game, a kickoff return for a touchdown by star WR Ted Ginn. However, when celebrating after the return, Ginn injured himself and was out for the rest of the game, seemingly taking the air out of OSU's attack. Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith passed for only 35 yards in a poor performance outshined by a good game b Chris Leak, who passed for 213 yards and a touchdown. The Florida Gators, who weren't even supposed to play in the BCS Championship---had won it.

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http://msn.foxsports.com

71.224.214.180 02:00, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined, cited source does not support article content. (If a subpage of that website does, please feel free to resubmit with a link specifically to that subpage.) Seraphimblade ^{Talk to me Please review me!} 05:04, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Megablocks

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This request for creation has been reviewed. The result is below. Redirect to megabloks Sources edit Common misspelling. 24.14.162.229 02:27, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply] Article created. You can find it at Megablocks.Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! ●DanMS • Talk 02:35, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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Mia-Sophie Wellenbrink

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Mia-Sophie Wellenbrink (born October 6, 1998) is a German child actress and singer. Since early 2005 she is the star of a series of TV commercials for the dairy Müllermilch.

Wellenbrink was born to actress Susanna Wellenbrink and ballet dancer Daniel Ramsbott. In late 2004 the Bavarian dairy Müllermilch casted the six year old girl for the promotion of the fruit yoghurt Froop. A first series of commercials was broadcasted in German and Austrian television from early 2005 on. Due to the popularity of the commercial a second and third series were produced in 2006 and 2007.

In the wake of her success Mia-Sophie's grandfather Egon Wellenbrink recorded with her the single Fruchtalarm in September 2005. The song is mainly based on the popular children's song Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass. Shortly after its release it entered the German and Austrian pop charts.

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Singles

2006: Fruchtalarm (DE: #17, AT: #60)

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Official website (German)

{{tlx|DEFAULTSORT:Wellenbrink, Mia-Sophie}} [[:Category:Living people]] [[:Category:1998 births]] [[:Category:Place of birth missing]] [[:Category:German actors]] [[:Category:Child actors]] [[:Category:Child singers]] [[de:Mia-Sophie Wellenbrink]]

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translated from the German Wikipedia.

http://www.charts-surfer.de/musiksearch.php (check for Mia-Sophie)
http://www.austriancharts.com/showitem.asp?interpret=Mia%2DSophie&titel=Fruchtalarm&cat=s
http://shortnews.stern.de/shownews.cfm?id=589660&CFID=35766106&CFTOKEN=15127310
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Mia-Sophie
http://www.miaswelt.de/ (with external links to interviews in TV magazine Stern TV and a performance in Top Of The Pops)
http://www.miaswelt.de/?page=/miaswelt/Presse.asp (with a collection of press coverage)

62.158.54.35 02:28, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined, thank you for the translation, but a source is required which is unaffiliated with the article's subject. Please feel free to resubmit with an independent source cite. Seraphimblade ^{Talk to me Please review me!} 05:05, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Resubmitted after adding unaffiliated sources. -- 217.91.44.123 09:50, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined. This article already exists in Wikipedia. Bennyboyz3000 23:25, 11 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Wellenbrink

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Wellenbrink may refer to:

Egon Wellenbrink (*1945), German actor
Mia-Sophie Wellenbrink (*1998), German child actress and singer
Susanna Wellenbrink (*1974), German actress

{{disambig}} de:Wellenbrink

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translated from the German Wikipedia

62.158.54.35 03:12, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined. Sorry, disambig pages are generally not created to distinguish between nonexistent articles. If at least two of the articles you listed are created please resubmit this request. 24fan24 (talk) 06:23, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Monica Brouwer

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Monica Brouwer is a Cuban-American marketing manager, residing in Brooklyn, New York. She is a proud cat owner and former dog owner. Monica enjoys long walks on the beach, but only in the summertime.

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24.45.10.146 03:28, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined, no sources are cited, and the article does not assert the importance or significance of the subject. Seraphimblade ^{Talk to me Please review me!} 05:07, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Eric Witkowski

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Eric Witkowski is a graduate of Duke University. He transfered to Duke after his freshman year at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvainia. He currently plays for the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association. He averaged 23.6 points per game his senior year at Duke while averaging 15.3 Rebounds. He Helped lead his Duke team to the NCAA Tournament in 2004 and 2005. He was drafted by Chicago with the number 32 pick. He is now currently averaging 10.6 points per game in the pros. He is lead by Ben Wallace, Erik Christensen, and Kirk Hinrich. He is currently dating Alyssa Miliano of the hit Television show Charmed. He was a partial porn star in college before transfering to Duke do to his scholarship. He had a crush on a girl from Bloomsbug university while he was working as a porn star for college co-eds. He has a bigger weiner than Erik Christensen. For more Sites about the NBA star and ex-Duke Basketball Player visit www.Dukeplayerhistory.com, and www.chicagobulls.com.

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Congress, United States. Studs in Sports, Part Two. Washington: s.n., 2005.

151.161.224.186 03:31, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined, we can only accept articles for which the cited source, first, actually exists, and second, where the article content is actually true. Seraphimblade ^{Talk to me Please review me!} 05:11, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Ernest Walter Holmes, Sr.

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Born in 1883, Ernest Walter Holmes, Sr., opened Chattanooga's first independent auto-repair garage at 318 Market Street. Here in 1916, he invented the twin-boom wrecker. Holmes pioneered and patented numerous improvements in the towing and recovery industry. He expanded his company, The Ernest Holmes, Co., into an international enterprise. Manufacturer of the first military wrecker, during World War II he supplied thousands of twin-boom wreckers to the allied forces from 1941 through 1945.

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Hamer, p. 281; Tennessee A History 1673-1932, Volume III, The American Historical Society, Inc., New York, 1933

Eyedfy 03:52, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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DipZoom

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DipZoom, Deep Internet Performance Zoom, is an approach to provide focused, on-demand Internet measurements. Unlike existing approaches that face a difficult challenge of building a measurement platform with sufficiently diverse measurements and measuring hosts, DipZoom offers a matchmaking service instead, which uses P2P concepts to bring together experimenters in need of measurements with external measurement providers. In the peer-to-peer spirit, DipZoom participants offer measurements for the benefit of being able to access measurements offered by other participants. In the future, we plan to add an extra incentive where participants would be able to sell their measurements rather than "barter" their service.

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http://dipzoom.case.edu/

129.22.150.241 05:47, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Declined. We're sorry, but your article appears to read more like an advertisement than an entry in an encyclopedia. If you still feel that this subject is appropriate for Wikipedia, please rewrite your proposed article in the form of an encyclopedia entry, not an advertisement. Encyclopedia entries should be written from a neutral point of view, and should refer to a range of published, verifiable sources, not just to materials produced by the creator of the item being discussed. Harryboyles 09:45, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Deborah Chester

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Deborah Chester (1957-) is an American author of over 35 books, primarily science fiction and fantasy novels. She currently holds the John Crain Presidential Professorship at the University of Oklahoma, teaching both undergraduate and graduate courses on writing style and structure in the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication.

Chester began her career penning romance novels but eventually moved into a variety of genres including adult fiction, science fiction, and fantasy. She has written novels based on popular science fiction television series such as Lucasfilm's Alien Chronicles and Gene Roddenberry's Earth 2.
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A Love So Wild (1979)
French Slippers (1981)
The Sign of the Owl (1981)
Royal Intrigue (1982)
Summer's Rapture (1983)
Hearts Desire (1983)
Burning Secrets (1984)
Sweet Passions (1985)
The Omcri Matrix (1987 - as Jay D. Blakeney)
Captured Hearts (1989)
The Goda War (1989 - as Jay D. Blakeney)
Time Trap (1992 - as Sean Dalton)
Showdown (1992 - as Sean Dalton)
Pieces of Eight (1992 - as Sean Dalton)
Restoration (1994 - as Sean Dalton)
Turncoat (1994 - as Sean Dalton)
Termination (1995 - as Sean Dalton)
Earth 2: Puzzle (1995 - as Sean Dalton)
Space Hawks (1990 - as Sean Dalton)
Code Name Peregrine (1990 - as Sean Dalton)
Beyond the Void (1991 - as Sean Dalton)
The Rostma Lure (1991 - as Sean Dalton)
Destination Mutiny (1991 - as Sean Dalton)
The Salukan Gambit (1992 - as Sean Dalton)
The Ruby Throne: Reign of Shadows (1996)
The Ruby Throne: Shadow War (1996)
The Ruby Throne: Realm of Light (1997)
The Alien Chronicles: The Golden One (1997)
The Alien Chronicles: The Crimson Claw (1998)
The Alien Chronicles: The Crystal Eye (1999)
The Sword, The Ring and The Chalice: The Sword (2000)
The Sword, The Ring and The Chalice: The Ring (2000)
The Sword, The Ring and The Chalice: The Chalice (2001)
Dain: The Queen's Gambit (2002)
Dain: The King Betrayed (2003)
Dain: The Queen's Knight (2004)
Dain: The King Imperiled (2005)

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http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A1I2FXNZ78PXKN/ref=cm_blog_dp_pdp/105-0679641-8598008 http://jmc.ou.edu/faculty/facultypages/chester.html http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/c/deborah-chester/ http://www.deborahchester.com/bibliography.html 68.97.47.168 07:04, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! —Dgies^t c 21:06, 19 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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The Megdon Clan

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Style: Jazz, Experimental, Minimal
Formed: 2006
Main Members: Mary X, Doctor Detective
Past Memebers: "The Rose", The Doctors of Medicine

The Megdon Clan is an experimental music "collective" that play most notably Jazz. Formed in 2006 by Mary X whilst studying Art & Design at Ardliegh Green College in Hornchurch, the collective is comprised of an ever-changing band of musicians. It's stated that Mary X has said that she, "Wishes to pass down The Megdon Clan like a family airlume". The collective is shrouded in mystery and as yet not much is known about the experimentalists. Members include "Doctor Detective", "The Rose" and The Doctors of Medicine. They currently play small, intimate shows of which only about 15 or so get in. Mary X claims to like it better this way.

The Megdon Clan's MySpace

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Brian William Kim

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Brian William Kim (b. February 7, 1980) was the first Asian-American police officer employed by the Athens-Clarke County Police Department in Athens, Georgia, in 2001.

Kim is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and attended The Westminster Schools, a prestigious private college preparatory school. In 2001, while attending the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, Kim was offered a position as a police officer with the Athens-Clarke County Police Department, which he accepted, becoming the first-ever officer of Asian-American (Korean) descent in that county's 200-year history.

In 2004, Kim left the Athens-Clarke County Police Department and returned to Atlanta, Georgia, where he joined the Atlanta Police Department. He was assigned to a STRIKE Team in the city's downtown area (Zone 5), conducting street-level narcotics and prostitution enforcement. Kim was on-duty during the aftermath of the Brian Nichols courthouse shooting spree on March 11, 2005, and was involved in the search of the CNN Center parking deck where Nichols allegedly carjacked a Honda Accord from Don O'Briant, a reporter with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. During that search, it was determined that the Honda Accord had never actually been removed from the scene by Nichols. In the early-morning hours of March 12, 2005, Kim, along with other officers, was involved in an unrelated shooting incident with a mentally disturbed individual who had barricaded himself in a room at the Welcome House, located at 234 Memorial Drive SW.

Kim is still an active law enforcement officer, and is currently with the newly-formed Sandy Springs Police Department in Sandy Springs, Georgia.

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OnlineAthens Local Heroes
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[1] Video segment of Nichols' capture on CNN
City of Sandy Springs, Georgia

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