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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. Montreuxx is an electrical music project formed by DJ Gistinger in 2005. His Newest Album, The Metal Lords is set to release the 28th of February in 2008. Sourcesedithttp://www.myspace.com/montreuxx 69.14.46.109 01:04, 8 October 2007 (UTC)
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On the Doll (Film)
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Toro y Moi
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Toro y Moi is the musical project of Chazwick Bundick of The Heist and the Accomplice, playing guitar and lead vocals. Bundick began recording as Toro y Moi in 2003. his primary instrument is guitar but also plays banjo, drums, and piano. He got the name from seeing multiple road signs during a road trip. He was born on November 7, 1986 in Columbia, South Carolina. His influences include Animal Collective, Broken Social Scene, David Bazaan, Tim Kasher, Elliott Smith, and Spencer Krug. SourceseditJameshphillips3 03:41, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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The phrase originates from cookery programs in the early days of television when all programs were live. The presenter would show the preparation of some dish, place it in the oven to cook, reach behind the counter and produce a cooked version with the words "here is one I made earlier". Credit for coining the phrase is given to Christopher Trace on the Blue Peter show. Referencesedit91.104.124.173 03:48, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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maggie thiessen
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maggie was the first south surrey teacher to visit the moon and seven other intergalactic bodies. all this was accomplished while maintaining a positive and encouraging attitude. Sourceseditsports illustrated 1997, vol.5 p. 26-29 70.70.158.81 04:03, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Three Days with Heiji Hattori (2 Hour Special)
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OvervieweditDay 1
TriviaeditHakuba, the high school detective studying abroad, reappears in this episode. SourceseditEpisode 479 of Detective Conan (Case Closed) fan subtitled by the Detective Conan Subbing Project 216.165.10.41 04:44, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Sarah Larson
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Sarah Larson is a former contestent on Fear Factor that is currently dating actor George Clooney. The couple have been seen at numerous events promoting Clooney's career. Ms. Larsen has been recently spotted with cruches and her leg wrapped because of an injury she suffered. Sourcesedit74.135.41.123 04:44, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Gloria Blatt
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Abstract & contemporary artist Gloria Blatt has been painting and drawing for as long as anyone who knows her can remember. Born in Toronto, Canada, her paintings are part of private and corporate collections across North America and beyond. Her art work is characterized by vibrant colors and rich, bold brush strokes. She is passionate about her work, and her canvasses are testament to that passion. After studying Fine Arts at York University in Toronto, she honed her artistic skills at the prestigious Ontario College of Art and Design where she completed her art degree. She then pursued a career in graphic design. Ultimately, she launched what became a highly successful custom print shop, producing one-of-a-kind invitations and other creative materials for some of Canada’s most prominent names in business and social circles. Her client roster ranged from the well known businessman Ken Thomson to the law firm Goodman & Carr and the Bank of Nova Scotia. Gloria now works full time as a professional painter, rapidly establishing herself as one of Canada’s top modern artists. Sourcesedithttp://www.gallerygloria.com/index.asp 70.72.99.191 04:52, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Mount Rushmore Coincidences.
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Abraham Lincoln has 14 LETTERS in it... Thomas Jefferson has 15 LETTERS in it... George Washington has 16 LETTERS in it... Theodore Roosevelt has 17 LETTERS in it... THIS SEEMS TO ALMOST "BUILD" ON THE NUMBER 13--THE NUMBER OF OUR ORIGINAL COLONIES. Also interesting, "Mount Rushmore" and "Gutzon Borglum" (the sculptor of Mt. Rushmore) have 13 LETTERS EACH. What accounts for these and other amazing coincidences is not clear. But the Swiss psychologist and paranormal investigator Carl Gustav Jung termed the phenomenon synchronicity[3][4]. SourceseditYou can simply go to the Mount Rushmore Park website [5], or any place that lists the presidents on Mount Rushmore (like Wikipedia itself [6])to verify what I have said about the names. Synchronicity was proposed by the Swiss psychologist and paranormal investigator Carl Gustav Jung. There are many websites that have info on it (like for example [7]), and like wikipedia, again[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronicity.By the way, I shared this story with the park ranger at Mount Rushmore via email, and apparently he tells the story to tourists now too. 76.226.13.28 05:27, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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ANDREW is flipping awesome. His charm takes off women's pants.
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Adams Bush Coincidences
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} Redirect To: B.A.T.M.A.N. SourceseditCommon Misspelling (the missing last .) especially in autogenerated links e.G. in a Mailer. 87.193.149.99 11:04, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Kurt Beyer is a semi-retired American professional wrestler competed in Japanese and international promotions during the 1990s. A second generation wrestler, he is the son of Dick Beyer. Early lifeeditBorn in Buffalo, New York, Beyer was raised in Akron and later Tokyo, Japan when his father began wrestling full time for All Japan Pro Wrestling. Accompanying his father as he toured the country, Beyer grew up around wrestlers such as brothers Maurice & Paul Vachon, Red Bastien, George Steele Nick Bockwinkel and his uncle Red Lyons. At the age of four, he would have to be looked after by the time keeper after twice jumping the guardrail to help his father during a match against Mr. Moto. [1] He would later become involved in ameteur wrestling and won the Far East Heavyweight Championship in 1979. After graduating from the University of San Francisco, Beyer became involved in jounalism eventually becoming a writer and editor for The Daily Yomiuri and later involved in advertising for the Tokyo-based corporation Odyssey, Inc. CareereditIn 1990, the then 30-year-old Beyer left Tokyo and began training at his father's wrestling school The Destroyer Pro-Wrestling Academy in New York and later, under Kenta Kobashi at All Japan Professional Wrestling dojo. One of the few foreigners allowed to attend the dojo, the school is well known for its strict training schedules which include 1,600 sit-ups, 500 back extensions, 1,200 push-ups, 500 squats, hours of sparring and 300 to 500 "bumps" (body slams, back drops, etc.). Making his debut in All-Japan Pro Wrestling in January 1993, he began wrestling regularly at Tokoyo's Budokan Hall feuding with Dory Funk, Jr. loosing to Funk on February 28 [2] and teaming with Al Perez, lost to Dan Kroffat & Doug Furnas on June 1, 1993. [3] The ultimate highlight of Kurt Beyer's professional wrestling career came when he served as The Destroyer's tag-team partner for his father's last three matches in Kanagawa, Yokohama and, finally, Tokyo [4] defeating Masao Inoue, Haruka Eigen and Masa Fuchi in a 6-man tag team match with The Destroyer and Giant Baba at a sold-out Budokan arena on July 29, 1993. [5] The match, which featured the first father-son tag team match in Japanese wrestling history, was extensivly covered by the Japanese media. The following year, he participated in the 1994 Summer Action Series as part of the 10-man American contingent which included Tom Zenk, Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy and his nephew Richard Slinger, "Dr. Death" Steve Williams, The Eagle, Johnny Smith, Abdullah the Butcher, Giant Kimala II and Johnny Ace. During the series, he and Zenk lost to Terry Gordy and Richard Slinger in front of a sold out 2,700 croud in Kurashiki on July 19 and, two days later, lost to Tom Zenk in a singles match at the Korakuen Hall. Teaming with Zenk, the two would lose to Jun Akiyama & Tamon Honda at the Shimazu Gym on June 22 and teamed with Terry Gordy and Richard Slinger in a 6-man tag team match defeating Tom Zenk, The Eagle and Johnny Smith at Budokan Hall on July 28 in the final event of the tour. [6] During the 1990s, he also feuded with Franz Schumann over the CWA Middleweight Championship while in the Catch Wrestling Association before loosing to Schumann in Bremen, Germany. Recent yearseditReturning to the United States during the early 2000s, he made several appearances appearing with IAW Wrestling winning the IAW Teleision Championship from "Flying" Andy Chene in late 2002 before loosing the title back to Chene at the supercard "Clash at the Cove" in South Bend, Indiana on July 12, 2003. The show would also feature "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, The Barbarian and manager Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. The following year, Beyer teamed with The Barbarian in a tag team match at the Stanley Coveleski Regional Stadium in South Bend on July 10, 2004 [7] and, the following year, lost in a rematch to Andy Chene on June 25, 2005. [8] Championships and accomplishmentsedit
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TINHORN [Q] From I Millinger: “I’ve been watching Westerns for years and the term tinhorn is always used to describe people who are new to the West. Where did the term come from?” [A] My guess is that either you’ve misunderstood the way people were using it, or you were actually thinking of greenhorn (a greenhorn was originally a young ox with newly grown horns; later on it came to mean anyone young or inexperienced). The usual sense of tinhorn, on the other hand, is of someone contemptible, especially a person who is pretending to have money, influence, or ability. Tinhorn has a much more interesting history than greenhorn, so having answered your query let me digress ... To find the origin of tinhorn we must delve into the murky world of gambling with dice. There was a game in the nineteenth century called grand hazard (nothing to do, however, with the old French and British dice game from which our noun hazard derives and which was the origin of the game of craps). A cruder version of grand hazard was usually given the name chuck-a-luck in North America. Both games were played with three dice, a chute containing a set of inclined planes that tumbled the dice as they fell, and a flat area on which the dice fell and whose layout determined whether the player had won or not. The difference between grand hazard and chuck-a-luck was that the former’s layout was much more complicated, with possibilities for betting on odds or evens or other combinations (rather like roulette); the chuck-a-luck layout consisted only of six areas numbered from one to six. Chuck-a-luck was unsophisticated and easy to set up, so it was the province of small-time gamblers on river boats, on street corners, or in low gaming establishments. Though the proper chute was made of leather, those with limited resources used a cruder one made of tin. The term tinhorn referred to this cheap chute. It’s actually an abbreviation of the fuller phrase tinhorn gambler. This was a term of contempt for these small-time operators of games of chuck-a-luck, whose patrons (tinhorn sports) played for small stakes. It also reflected the common view that all things made of tin were poor imitations of better quality goods (an idea that survives in our derogatory adjective tinny) and was also a pun on the existing sense of tin horn for a cheaply constructed and inharmonious musical instrument. Tinhorn gamblers tended to make up for the poor quality of their gaming equipment by a dressy appearance and showy demeanour, from which the later sense of the word derives. In truth, they belonged with the keepers of cheap saloons and three-card trick men, down near the bottom of the social pyramid.
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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. Genre: Live, Gaming Interactive show Starring: Adele Sica, Naomi Millbank-Smith, Mel Peachy, Anna Fowler, Ruth Francis, John Hammond, Tim Dixon, Tony Craig Country of origin: United Kingdom Production running time: Daily 8pm-2am (UK) Broadcast channels: Sky channel 848 Original run: 10 September 2007 – present Pitch Roulette and Red Hot Roulette are brand new ‘live’ roulette shows launched on 10th September 2007 on new Sky TV channel 848, Pitchgaming. The Pitchgaming channel is operated by Pitch Entertainment Ltd and it is entirely dedicated to gaming. Pitch Roulette is a live show produced by Pitchgaming. The show is broadcast live on the Pitchgaming Sky Channel 848 from 10pm to 2am. The show is screened live from a studio in London and is hosted by some of the UK’s leading quiz and gambling TV personalities. Red Hot Roulette is a live roulette show, produced in conjunction with Portland Television. The show is broadcast live on Portland Television’s Sky Channels 926 to 930 between 8pm – 10pm as well as simulcast on the Pitchgaming Sky channel 848. The show is screened live from a studio in London and is hosted by some of the UK’s most vivacious female croupiers know as the Red Hot Rollers. The Red Hot Rollers include Naomi Millbank-Smith, Mel Peachey, Adele Sica, Ruth Frances, Anna Fowler and Emma Lee. The presenters work in pairs and appear several times a week on Red Hot Roulette between 8pm and 10pm. Both the shows are exciting and easy to play, with all bets placed via telephone. The shows are available to all Sky viewers and can be played through a mobile phone or landline via a phone call. The shows are fully interactive and once players have registered they can engage with the presenters through SMS and live chat. Following a simple registration process, players can place bets by following a simple, easy to use automated phone system; all charged at 10 pence per minute or the mobile network operator’s standard rate. On 15th October Pitchgaming launched two new websites, www.pitchgaming.com and www.redhotroulette.co.uk giving viewers the opportunity to play 24 hours a day via a dedicated interactive website. Channels Pitch Roulette and Red Hot Roulette and broadcasts every night on the following channels: Red Hot Roulette Red Hot R – Sky channel 926 – 8pm to 10pm Red Hot 40+ - Sky channel 927 - 8pm to 10pm Red Hot Amateur – Sky channel 928 - 8pm to 10pm Red Hot Wives – Sky channel 929 - 8pm to 10pm Red Hot Raw – Sky channel 930 - 8pm to 10pm PitchGaming – 848 – 8pm to 10pm iPlay – 840 – 8pm to 10pm Pitch Roulette PitchGaming – 848 – 10pm to 2am iPlay – 840 – 10pm to 2am Horse & Country – 280 – midnight to 2am Presenters Red Hot Roulette has a team of six female croupiers who present in pairs on the channel every night between 8pm – 10pm. The Red Hot Rollers are:- Naomi Millbank-Smith - former contestant on Channel 4’s TV reality show, Shipwrecked. Naomi has appeared in media campaigns for Coca-Cola and Fairly Liquid and is a regular face in the lads-mags Mel Peachey - has previously presented The Gaming Show and has done voice over work for Spin 2 Win and Roulette TV gambling shows Adele Sica - is a familiar face on TV. She has also appeared in the popular TV soap EastEnders, as well as featuring in McDonalds and Fairy Liquid adverts Emma Lee - is another familiar TV personality, having co-presented the motoring programme “Pulling Power” Ruth Frances - has already presented Party in the Park, as well as carrying out interviews on Sport and Leisure Channel. She has also presented Playdate, the dating programme on ITV play as well as hosting The Poker Academy on DVD Anna Fowler - is a regular on the TV scene with over 3,000 hours of presenting experience to her name. She has also previously presented “Girls on the Sofa” in Ibiza For Pitch Roulette 3 male presenters join the team, who present in pairs on the channel every night between 11pm – 2am. They male presenters are: Tim Dixon – is a familiar face on TV, particularly quiz TV having hosted The Common Room, the interactive debate show, This Morning Puzzlebook, Play Sudoku and Quiz Nation Tony Craig – has previously presented Men and Motors, "Hot Source", Manchester United TV "Reds at Five", Xchange, Top Of the Pops Prime as well as a host of live events including Miss Great Britain and The Clothes Show Live. John Hammond – has previously presented on SKY ,I Buy TV and Bid Up TV. His other TV credits include Sky One Dreamteam, TV Travel Shop, C4 Football Italia and Carlton TV On the Ball. The Game The game of roulette shown on the channels is exactly the same as the one found in casinos. Pitch roulette and Red Hot roulette wheel use a real casino wheel and the spins are completely live. The shows use the single zero European wheel rather than the American double zero version. Each game is open for 2 minutes with betting rounds lasting approximately 3 minutes. Method of Play Viewers phone in to register with a live customer service operator. Registration takes a few minutes. Once registered players can make bets by placing chips using an automated phone system. All calls charged at 10 pence per minute or the mobile network operator’s standard rate. The following betting options are accepted on both Red Hot Roulette and Pitch Roulette:- • Single numbers • Straights • Spills • Splits • Corners and the outside chances • Red/Black • High/low • Odd/even • Dozens • Columns The only bets which aren’t accepted are French and Neighbour bets and there is a sensible gambling limit of £200 per spin. The Odds As roulette is a fixed odd game, both Red Hot Roulette and Pitch Roulette follow the fixed odd laws. Age Restriction To play both Red Hot Roulette and Pitch Roulette you must be aged 18 years and over. Registered Player Accounts A registered player account is opened via telephone registration with a live customer service representative. Once registered players can take part in the roulette game via a simple automated phone system and place chips, up to a certain house limit, just as in a real casino. At present, only players based in the United Kingdom are able to sign up for a registered account. Competitions Once registered players can be entered into several free competitions which are played every night. The 50/50 Red or Black Game One lucky player is telephoned live on air and invited to choose whether they think the winning number on the next spin will be Red of Black. The presenter will then place 5 chips on the table on their behalf and spin the wheel. If the player predicted correctly, £10 is credited to their Roulette account. If it’s a Zero we’ll pay out £130. The 50/50 Hi-Lo Game One lucky player is telephoned live on air and invited to choose whether they think the winning number on the next spin will be a high number – from 19 - 36 - or a low number between 1 and 18. The presenter will then place 5 chips on the table on their behalf and spin the wheel. If the player predicted correctly, £10 is credited to their Roulette account. If it’s a Zero we’ll pay out £130. The Lucky Thirds Game One lucky player is telephoned live on air and invited to choose which dozen they think the next number will be in – 1st Dozen from 1 to 12, 2nd dozen from 13 to 24 or 3rd dozen from 25 to 36. The presenter will then place 25 chips on the table on their behalf and spin the wheel. If the player predicted correctly, £75 is credited to their Roulette account. The same game is also played using columns instead on dozens. The Luck & Cover Game The Luck & Cover game is so-called because the player gets to place 2 piles of chips – one on the single number of their choice and one on an even-chance spot to cover their options. One lucky player is telephoned live on air and invited to make their selections. The presenter will then place 20 chips on the table on their behalf and spin the wheel. If the player’s chosen outside bet comes up they win £20 – if their single number comes up they win £360. All winnings are credited to their Roulette account. The Lucky 7s Game The Lucky 7s game is so-called because the player is given 7 chips to place on the seven single numbers of their choice. One lucky player is telephoned live on air and invited to make their selections. The presenter will then place 7 chips on the table on their behalf and spin the wheel. If one of the player’s chosen numbers comes up £36 is credited to their Roulette account. Chosen Few Game One or more players are called and invited to place a chip on a single number. The chip remains in place for a predetermined time period, announced by the presenter (Mary’s chip will stay on the table for the next hour, and if her number comes up in that time she will win £50! After every spin the table is checked to see whether any of our Chosen Few’s numbers have come up. Winners A selection of winners are displayed after every spin of the wheel and their names will appear on the screen, along with the amount of chips that they won in that game. The presenters announce the winners name live on air. Participation TV Pitch Roulette and Red Hot Roulette are fully interactive shows where players and viewers can sms or email the studio with comments, feedback, questions and suggestions, or even add to the on screen discussion. The presenters are also able call and speak directly to players to inform them about competition wins. External links • Pitchgaming www.pitchgaming.com • Portland Television www.portlandtv.co.uk SourceseditSources: www.pitchgaming.com www.portlandtv.co.uk Nickgo 15:17, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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wikipedia Homeshooling a new cutting edge idea. it is the idea that you can do your home scooling by searching things on the web! The creators of this amazing idea are Ryan Williams and Meagan Hogg. Ryan was homeschooled and Meagan was public schooled because her parents couldn't afford to homeschool her. one day they were just hanging out watching the Office and the main character, Michael Scott(played By Steve Carrell), was searching around on Wikipedia. the famous quote that started everything "You can find anyhting on Wikipedia!" That Day Meagan Hogg decided to quit public school and make he own homeschool. to Homeschool on wikipedia you need to compile a list of items to learn. this should include all things a person would learn through out the years of school. for Example: Freshman List 1. Biologial Facts 2. Impressionism 3. World Maps(Geography) 4. Computer Skills 5. Driving Skillls . . . the list goes on in this manner. Once the list is completed by the supervisor(the parent or Gaurdian) the child/young Adult will then type each thing into the search box on wikipedia's home page. Each item must be studied and almost memorized for the child to be able to pass the vigorous tests provided by the supervisor. every year the subjects will get progressivly harder, only as much as common knowledge would tell you, so if a person skips a grade it will be very hard for that person to keep up and understand everything the page is saying. If you are thinking about doing Wikipedia homeschooling then you will need a new-ish computer, apple laptops are recomended because they are amazing!!!!! if at all posible get the child a DSL connection to the internet, it will go much faster than dial-up and will encourage the learning process. Many peoople believe that this idea is complely crazy, but i feel that this way of scoolig is more effective than most, including www.redoakacademy.com. Sourcesedit/www.redoakacademy.com --> i have interviewed the Creators of the idea Ryan Williams And Meagan Hogg. that is where all Of my information Came From. to contact Meagan please Leave her a message on [Myspace.com/Firehydrantsareprotection], Ryan wishes that he not be disturbed 207.235.202.100 15:57, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Scott Meyer is a cartoonist and creator of the 'Basic Instructions' strip. Scott was struggling to obtain syndication for this strip with a major newspaper when he was 'discovered' by Scott Adams, creator of 'Dilbert'. Scott Adams contacted Mr Meyer and offered support and advice which has brought 'Basic Instructions' to a much wider audience, especially since Scott Adams wrote about this in his widely-followed blog DilbertBlog. This led to an ongoing debate about the best format for Basic Instructions, of a rectangular frame divided into four segments, versus the more conventional comic strip format in three side-by-side panels. Sourcesedithttp://dilbertblog.typepad.com/the_dilbert_blog/2007/08/basic-instruc-1.html http://www.basicinstructions.net 193.131.222.66 16:23, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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SourceseditI have seen this site, www.iyottube.com, through my friend and its very ashame coz really an xxx filipino site. Maybe if this will be expose, everyone will be aware coz some involve are not that really aware that they have been in that site and everyone can see it through out the world. Concern Citizen from Dubai, UAE 80.227.207.117 16:27, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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MuxCo was created by Gregory Watson, the former Corporate Development Director at GCap Media in 2007 and has been licenced by the UK's communication regulator Ofcom to operate DAB Digital Radio multiplexes in the UK[1]. It has applied for a number of different licences and has so far been awarded two, for Northeast Wales and West Cheshire and Herefordshire and Worcesteshire. It is currently awaiting judgements on applications for Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and North Yorkshire. MuxCo is owned by Folder Media (75%) and National Grid Wireless (25%). It generally forms consortiums with local operators in each area where it bids for a licence. In Northeast Wales and West Cheshire it formed a consortium with UTV, Town and Country Broadcasting and Dee 106.3 and in Herefordshire and Worcesteshire it formed a consortium with Town and Country Broadcasting and Murfin Media.
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Gary Williams is a Canadian professional wrestler who has competed in Canadian independent promotions during the 1990s and has had brief stints in World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation. Early careereditBorn in Moncton, New Brunswick, Williams was a wrestling fan growing up and eventually contacted local referee Frank Parker and wrestler Todd "The Bodd" Douglas in 1996 to begin training for a career in professional wrestling. Training with Douglas for a short time, Williams later trained with Stampede Wrestling veteran Hubert Gallant in March 1997 before making his professional debut three months later on May 24 in Truro, Nova Scotia for Emile Dupree's Grand Prix Wrestling. Remaining with the promotion throughout the summer, he was eventually noticed at an event in Cocagne, New Brunswick by Leo Burke who was scouting talent in the Maritimes and invited Williams to train with Bret Hart at the Hart Dungeon in Calgary, Alberta. [2] Arriving in Calgary in January 1998, Williams would spend much of the year training with Bret Hart and Bad News Allen before returning to the Maritimes. World Championship Wrestling & the World Wrestling FederationeditDuring the next few years, Williams would compete for numerous independent promotions including Stampede Wrestling, the Can-Am Wrestling Federation and promoter Tony Condello's IWA promotion feuding with Steve Rivers and Massive Damage while continuing to compete for Grand Prix Wrestling eventually becoming one of the leading independent wrestlers on the Canadian independent circuit. In March 1999, Burke negotiated with World Championship Wrestling for Williams to appear in several tryout matches which wrestling his former trainer Todd Douglas on Monday Night Nitro in Toronto and on WCW Saturday Night in Kitchener. After another tryout match in Winnipeg a year later, he contacted Kevin Kelly and received a tryout match on WWF Jakked against Billy Gunn at the Calgary Saddledome. Return to the MaritimeseditContinuing to compete in Canada, Williams worked with several younger wrestlers in Grand Prix Wrestling including Mike Hughes and Kingman during the late 1990s. One of several wrestlers who joined Hughes in Real Action Wrestling, a rival promotion of Grand Prix Wrestling, he would feud with Hughes and Bobby Rude defeating them in several singles and tag team matches with Chi Chi Cruz before loosing to Hughes on July 22, 2001. While in the promotion, he would also feud with rival Massive Damage as well as battling Hughes and members of his stable The Kardinal Sinners and wrestled against Barry Horowitz, Eddie Watts and Duke McIsaac during the summer. Feuding with Chi Chi Cruz over the RAW Heavyweight title during 2002, Williams eventually lost to Cruz in a ladder cage match on July 29, 2002. During the next two years, he would tour Canada defeating Steve Wilde to win Can-Am Heavyweight title on February 3, 2003 and won three-way match over Sinn and King Lau at an event for Monster Pro Wrestling in Edmonton on February 4, 2004. Recent yearseditIn early 2004, Williams relocated to Halifax, Nova Scotia after the decline of wrestling events in the Calgary-area and eventually opened his own wrestling school the Wildman Academy on February 1, 2005. With his previous experience helping run training camps at Sean Dunster's wrestling school in Edmonton, the Wildman Academy soon became one of the leading wrestling schools in the Maritimes. [3] Williams also competed in the first [4] and second annual Maritime Cup tournament held by East Coast Pro Wrestling which featured many of the top independent wrestlers in Canada including Kingman, Duke MacIsaac, Trash Canyon, Scott Savage, Tony Armstrong, Cinder, Lincoln Steen, Marko Estrada and Vinny Glyde. [5] Williams would defeat Paco Loco in the opening rounds and Scott Savage in the semifinals before loosing to Duke McIsaac in the finals. He would also defeat Tony Armstrong and Scott Savage while in ECWA during early May. In 2005, he appeared on the documentary television series "Wrestling Reality" which featured many Canadian independent wrestlers including Mike Hughes, Sidewinder, Marisa, Titus and Krysta Lynn Scott. [6] [7] [8] [9] He would go on to win the first match on Wrestling Reality teaming with Bobby Roode to defeat Trash Canyon & Duke MacIsaac on June 2, 2006; he would later defeat Roode in a singles match to become the first Wrestling With Reality Champion. He would later face Titus, who recently won the third Maritime Cup Tournament, defeating him at the Halifax Forum on August 18, 2006. [10] Defeating Titus and Mike Hughes during early 2007, he and Trash Canyon lost a tag team match to Mike Hughes & Lincoln Steen on May 2. Teaming with James Mason, he defeated Tommy Osbourne & Scott Savage in Sussex, New Brunswick on May 4 although he would loose to Brody Steele in Bathurst, New Brunswick and to Steele, Mike Hughes and Lincoln Steen in a 6-man tag team match with Trash Canyon and James Mason during the next two days. Championships and accomplishmentsedit
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Common sizes are 6, 8, 10, and 12mm. Triple square drivers can be purchased at auto parts stores and through automotive tool distributors.
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William Ernest Metzger (September 30, 1868 - April 11, 1933) was an automotive pioneer and salesman from Detroit; he opened one of the country's first automobile dealerships, and organized a number of eearly automobile companies, including both Cadillac Motor Car Co. and E-M-F Motor Car. Early LifeeditWilliam Metzger was born in Peru, IL, in 1868. At the age of 10 he moved to Detroit with his father; he graduated from Detroit High School in 1885. He immediately got a job at Hudson & Symington furniture (owned by J. L. Hudson) (REF4). As a young man, Metzger became enamored of bicycle riding, becoming the first president of Detroit's Wheelman's Club and finishing a number of 100-mile bicycle rides. Soon his hobby became his business: in 1891, Metzger joined Stanley B Huber to open Huber & Metzger, a bicycle shop located in the center of downtown Detroit (REF4). The store soon became one of the largest in the country, and dealt directly with suppliers in England. Automobiles and CadillaceditIn 1895, Metzger attended the world's first automobile show in London (REF1). Impressed with what he saw, he went on to visit the factories of Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz, then the leading automobile manufacturers in the world (albeit with less than 200 each). He returned to Detroit convinced of the automobile's future, and immediately sold his share in Huber & Metzger (REF4). Metzger built the first U. S. automobile retail showroom, which opened in 1897 (REF1), selling Waverly Electric cars (REF4). The following year, Metzger added steamers, then gasoline-powered cars built by various companies. In 1899, Metzger started selling automobiles built by Oldsmobile; in June, Metzger sold the first automobile built by the company. In 1899, Metzger helped organize the Detroit Auto Show, only the second of its kind (REF4). The next year, he helped stage the New York Auto Show in New York's Madison Square Garden (REF1). He also promoted racing, putting up the $200 prize won by Barney Oldfield driving the Ford 999 -- a win that had a substantial impact on Henry Ford's fortunes (REF2). In 1900, he organized the Northern Motor Car Co. Two years later, Metzger was one of the people who organized the Cadillac Motor Car Co. In 1903, with only three cars produced, Metzger took orders for 2700 cars at the New York Auto Show (REF2). The 1903 production of Cadillacs outstripped every other manufacture in the US save Oldsmobile. In 1905, Cadillac reorganized, merging with Leland & Faulconer; Metzger obtained 3000 shares of the merged company (REF4). Metzger stayed at Cadillac as sales manager until 1908 (REF4), but was looking for new challenges. E-M-FeditIn that year, Metzger acquired controlling interest in the Northern Automobile Co, and Northern merged with the Wayne Automobile COmpany, controlled by Byron Everitt and Walter Flanders, to form E-M-F (Everitt-Metzger-Flanders) Company. The company arranged for Studebaker to market their cars. In 1909, EMF-Studebaker produced almost 8000 cars, making it the fifth largest auto maker in the US (REF2). However, although E-M-F was growing (it would produce 26,000 automobiles in 1911, second only to Ford), Metzger was unhappy with the partnership with Studebaker. In mid-1909, Metzger left the company, taking Byron Everitt and a $362,500 settlement with him (REF2). With the money, Metzger and Everitt began the Metzger Motor Car Co, producing a car (called the Everitt) that was substantially similar to E-M-F's model. Metzger again used his sales skills, and the first year's production of 2500 Everitts were pre-sold before the first one rolled off the assembly line (REF2). With Everitt and Metzger gone, things were unsettled at E-M-F. Despite strong sales, infighting was rampant, and in 1912 Walter Flanders left, joining Metzger and Everitt. The three partners, together again, recapitalized their firm, renaming it the Flanders Motor Company. However, the new company was strapped for cash, and began failing almost immediately. In late 1912, Flanders financially juggled the company, selling Flanders to the United States Motor Co, and heading the new company. Metzger and Everitt, however, took their profits from the sale and left (REF2). Later YearseditAfter the dissolution of Flanders, Metzger became affiliated with numerous other automotive companies, including Columbia Motors, Wills Sainte Claire, and Federal Motor Truck Co. He also was appointed to the executive committee of the American Automobile Association, and was elected president of the Detroit Board of Fire Commissioners (REF4). In 1921, Everitt, Metzger, and Flanders reunited once again to produce the Rickenbacker (in partnership with Eddie Rickenbacker). However, the company never really got off the ground. Profits were low or nonexistant, and the company was dealt a blow by the death of Walter Flanders in an automobile accident in 1923. The company limped along for a few years, but in 1926 Rickenbacker, disgusted with the constant bickering, resigned. Other company officers left, and Rickenbacker Motors closed for good in 1927 (REF3). In the late 1920s, Metzger turned to aircraft. He had been a good friend of the Wright brothers (REF4), and felt the US needed more airplane manufacturing. In 1926, he helped Eddie Stinson form the Stinson Aircraft Company. THe next year, he organized the first All-American Aircraft Show in Detroit. In 1929, he organized the Cadillac Aricraft Co. The company built technicallyu superior arcraft, but hte onset of the Great Depression hurt the company. As the Great Depression started, William Metzger's health began to decline. He was incapacitated for four years, and a heart attack claimed his life on April 11, 1933 (REF2).
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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. Polly Vaughn is a folk song that has been documented in England, Ireland, the United States, Australia, and Canada since at least 1819. This traditional English Ballad tells the story of Jimmy Randall, who is out hunting at dusk and accidentally shoots his fiancée, Polly Vaughn, mistaking her for a swan: "For she'd her apron wrapped around her and he took her for a swan." Earlier versions have Jimmy shoot her with an arrow; in more recent variants Jimmy uses a gun. Polly's ghost later appears at Jimmy's trial, telling the jury that her death was accidental. More recently, the song has been performed by The Dillards and Larry Keel. Also known as Johnnie Randle, Jimmie Randall, The Jolly Plowboy, Molly Bawn, Jimmy the Fowler. Sourcesedit
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Mia Gallagher was born in Dublin where she lives. Her short stories have been published in Ireland, the UK and the USA, and several have been produced as monologues. She also works as a performer, devising original work for the theatre, and occasionally writes for broadcast TV and educational media. Hellfire is her first novel. Mia Gallagher has acted, directed, taught drama and creative writing, and worked in prisons, both as an artists' model and a teacher. Mia Gallagher was delighted that her story, Found Wanting, was included in the 2002 Fish Anthology as Editor’s Choice – and even more delighted the following year when, All Bones, was chosen as a runner-up. Since then she’s had another story featured in Carve Magazine and in November 2004 secured a deal with Penguin Ireland for her first novel, HellFire. Most recently she won the Start Chapbook Fiction competition; three of her stories (including All Bones) will be published in a limited-edition volume. Mia is now working on her second novel. Hellfire is a difficult book to read, as is any book written entirely in dialect, and for anyone totally unfamiliar with the Dublin accent it will be a challenge. But it is a challenge worth taking up, for Ms Gallagher's debut novel is a tour de force, an immensely powerful story written with an honesty that is both shocking and deeply affecting. Told entirely through the voice of Lucy Dolan, the story is set in the drug-ridden days of the later decades of the last century, decades in which more and more young people in Dublin became caught up in the world of drugs. It was a world which inevitably led to conflict, conflict in families, conflict between drug dealers and suppliers, and conflict within individuals. It is this latter concept that the author has portrayed with such expertise, the conflict between instant gratification and the need to take control, between taking responsibility and looking after one's own interests. We are introduced to the Marconi family, known as the Dolans after their father left the scene, an archetypal dysfunctional family with a mother taking affection wherever she can find it, but so wounded herself that she is incapable of looking after her children. Lucy has two brothers, Micko, who succumbs to both drugs and criminality, and John Paul who manages to carve himself out a reasonable life but is not completely uninvolved, and a younger sister who is both the calming influence and the victim. But the character who is the focus of her narrative, the man on whom she places the blame for the horrific events of her early teens, is the enigmatic Neil, known as the Nailer. Add to this cast of characters a number of friends, Amanda, Charlie, Damo, and insert the Hellfire Club in the Dublin mountains, drug trips, inter-gang warfare, family rivalry and misplaced protectiveness, and you have a novel of extraordinary violence, yet of great tenderness. And through it all Lucy is searching for answers to the questions thrown up by her life, questions that are reflected in and to some extent answered by the ever present roll call of the Tarot cards read by her grandmother and mother. "Hellfire" may be a marathon read but it is certainly a worthwhile one.
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WNxDruid Grandmaster of the BFME2 section of the WNx Clan. He thinks that he is the leader of the clan section, but all he really is is a scapegoat(clown) for our amusment. Arch nemesis of the Sage,Pain, and Hmmm(pronounced H-triple-M). None respects the droooood. He may have some skills at BFM2 but that is all overshadowed by his epic failure at life. He constantly threatens to ban people, but never "gets around to it." Physical Description: -NOT athletic (aragorn) -NOT muscular (aragorn again) -On the chubby side -roast -Druidish (never a good thing) -Has never talked to a girl in his life. (allergic to girls) -lives in his computer room -Prefers knee-high socks Habitat Description: -Walls covered in teddy bear/baloon wallpaper -Chess boards/manuals lying all around -yu-gi-oh cards on dressers(has won tourney's (supposedly)) -cash lying around because he has no girls to spend it on. -INUYASHA- (we dont have to say anything else about that) -Goosebump's bed -pictures of himself on the walls (as a baby) (?) Personality: -Avoids social interaction at all costs -a drood -Women = BAD -yells at the sage and pain constantly becuase they dont fail at life as much. -listens to anime music -Collects NOW CD's(????) -If he loses it must be hax (in his opinion) -Constantly thinking about chess(if he were with a women, he would say CHECK MATE when he penetrated (but that will never happen))
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Occupation(s) Singer/songwriter Instrument(s)vocals/piano Years active 2006-present Website www.myspace.com/bl313 or www.bebo.com/bizzylizzyofficialbebo Bizzy Lizzy, is an American pop and R&B singer. She is currently pursuing a solo career and is planning releasing her first solo album, First Impressions, between the present and 2008. Bizzy Lizzy was born in Detroit, Michigan to American parents. She is mainly of British and Norweigan descent. Since a very young age, she has been singing. She's also been writing her own lyrics for several years. She and rap artist M.A. Lee (born in San Francisco, grew up in Detroit, currently living in Wichita, Kansas) are planning on writing a song together, but so far, nothing has been cultivated. Bizzy Lizzy is hoping to be signed by a major record label soon, but as of right now, she does not have a record deal. The genres of her songs range from pop ballads to alternative/punk rock, and many of her songs are east coast and detroit hip-hop.
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The Hatch
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The Hatch formed in St. Louis while three of the members were attending Washington University. After playing the Midwest circuit for several years, the group moved to Los Angeles before settling in Brooklyn, NY where they currently reside. The Hatch released their debut record, Fit To Burst, in July, 2006. It was released on iTunes. A forthcoming EP is expected by December, 2007. Sourcesedithttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Next_Great_American_Band http://www.myspace.com/thehatchmusic 208.120.243.142 22:07, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Giorgio Alba from the italian International Research Institute - Archivio Disarmo
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In August 2006, a board of directors meeting was held at Commerce Court West in downtown Toronto, Canada with the purpose of setting up a framework for the game of cunti. The result of the meeting was the esablishment of the NATIONAL CUNTI TOUR. Cunti is a game that requires coordination, power and finesse. It is officiated democratically by its participants who adhere to a set of rules as established by the NCT's Board of Directors. Cunti is to be played with sportsmanship and integrity. Headquarters: Montreal, Quebec, Canada 2007/2008 Schedule: Skills Competition/All-Star Game: February 2008 Tournament schedule : To be announced Eligibility: The NATIONAL CUNTI TOUR holds an open membership policy whereby cunti players of any gender, nationality and age can be self- elected Tour ambassadors. Games are played on an impromptu basis and should be governed as per the official NCT rules. Sourcesedit206.223.230.60 22:28, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Douglas Brugger (b. February 14, 1987) is a noted American Particle Physicist who has been noted by the Journal of High Energy Physics as “One of America’s Brightest New Minds”. He was recognized in the summer of 2007 by the American Physical Society for his work on theoretical applications of neutrino clusters as power sources for nanomachines. Mr. Brugger is also the author of two books on temporal theory, Time Has An End (Paradigm Press, 2004), and Dancing in the Moonlight: Reflections of Earth (Hill Top Press, 2006). Sourcesedithttp://discovermagazine.com/2007/jan/physics/ http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=0009E5CD-5881-123A-917983414B7F0000&sc=I100322 150.131.84.235 22:38, 8 October 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-10-08
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Hornsey School For Girls
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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. Hornsey School For Girls is a non-selective all-girls secondary school, located in Crouch End, North London. The school is principally an all-girls school, however admits boys in the sixth form (16-18). The school was recently awarded the title of a Performing Arts College and is in consortium with Highgate Wood School.
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Stachetober
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The Stachetober rules generally require all participants to start with a clean shave at 12:00am on October 1st. The competition comes to a close at a "Stachetoberfest" party, which usually includes an awards ceremony with different categories of mustache awards presented to the participants. Sourcesedithttp://www.stachetober.org http://indiana.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2212004485
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