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2MO

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Is a radio station based in Gunnedah.

It is on 1080 on the AM band 

It can be heard from Newcastle up to Moree and from East West from Walgett to Inverell

Marcus Oliver was the father of the Station , Hence MO IN 2MO

After 2UE in Sydney , MO is the second station to be a commerical station.

Starting in 1935, the station moved to it present studios in the 70's

GGG FM 97.5FM started in 1993 in the some studios

It is on air from 6am till 6pm

It has a Sports show on Saturday between 8am till 9.30pm hosted by Steve Tranyor

At 9.30am THE 2MO SPORT WRAP is a half hour Cricket ( Summer) and Rugby Union ( Winter) show , with focus on Local , State and International issues

It has broken a number of stories at both local and international levels by its Host Johnathon Wicks

It is part of the Super Radio network


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American Board of Periodontology

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The American Board of Periodontology was organized by the '''American Academy of Periodontology''' in 1939 to elevate the standards and advance the science and art of periodontology by encouraging its study and advancing its practice.

Service to the Public and Profession The Board serves the public and the profession by:

  • Creating and administering a certification process to identify experts in the field of periodontics.
  • Creating and administering a re-certification process to maintain expertise.
  • Promoting interest among Periodontists in Board Certification.
  • Granting and issuing Diplomate certificates to qualified experts.
  • Maintaining a registry of holders of Diplomate certificates.
  • Furnishing, on request, lists of Diplomates'.

The American Board of Periodontology is one of nine specialty boards recognized by the American Dental Association. The activities of the American Board of Periodontology conform to the "Requirements for Recognition of Dental Specialties and National Certifying Boards for Dental Specialists" of the American Dental Association Council on Dental Education applicable to specialty boards in dentistry.


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What Happened in Hamilen?

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"What Happened in Hamelin?" is one of the many novels by Gloria Skurzynski. It gives a new treatment to the reports behind the Pied Piper myth. The main character of the tale is a fourteen year old boy, who is befriended by the wandering Pied Piper in order so that this man may poison the bakeries buns with an unusual type of mold. This mold Causes many children to fall ill. While the grown men and women of Hamelin are in the church, praying for their children's recovery, the Pied Piper leads the children of the village off into probable serfdom.

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http://www.madisonpubliclibrary.org/youth/booklists/medieval.html http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetails?bi=891610872&AID=7169465&PID=555228 http://pabook.libraries.psu.edu/palitmap/bios/Skurzynski__Gloria.html 38.118.39.108 (talk) 02:09, 7 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Voodoo Church

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VOODOO CHURCH is an America Deathrock band formed in Hollywood, California. The band consists of Tina Winter, Robert (Bob) Reimer, Tony Havoc, Djane Darlin' Grave and Randall Cole.

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In the Early years, Voodoo Church co-existed and played shows with such bands as Christian Death, 45 Grave and Super Heroines. The release of their self titled EP became out of print and very popular in the underground Goth and Deathrock scene.

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At the end of 2004, thier long awaited full-legnth CD "Unholy Burial" was released on Strobelight Records. Due to strong demands and anticipation from retail stores, the CD was publicly released a month early and received many accolades from Goth magazines in Europe including being voted “Record of the Month” by Zillo Magazine. "Unholy Burial" contains the songs “New Death” which was featured on a FOX Television show and “Ragged Souls” for the independent film, “Animals on Drawbridge”.

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In 2005, Voodoo Church played live in Europe for the first time at the WGT festival in Leipzig, Germany. They played at WGT's largest hall to a maximum capacity crowd after Diary of Deams and before The Human League.

Discography

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Voodoo Church EP Unholy Burial

Compilations

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Strobelights Vol. 1 New Dark Age Vol. 2 Kaliffornian Deathrock

Line up

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Current Members

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Tina Winter - Vocals

Robert (Bob) Reimer - Hell Guitar

Tony Havoc - Drums

Djane Darlin'Grave - Bass

Randall Cole - Guitar

Guest Members

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Rikk Agnew (The Adolescents, Christian Death, D.I.) - Guitar

Dan Canzonieri (Electric Frankenstein, When I Was Dead, The Fiendz)

Past Members

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Brian Elizondo - Guitar (on Unholy Buiral)

Shadow - Guitar (on the Voodoo Church EP)

Jeff Porter - Bass (on the Voodoo Church EP)

Chris - Drums (on the Voodoo Church EP)

And many other members before the EP release.

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Paul Marandola

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Paul Marandola was born on March 3, 1986 and he rules. He is from Providence, Rhode Island. Everybody loves Paul.

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Paul Marandola

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Paul Marandola was born on March 3, 1986 in Providence, Rhode Island. He is a drummer and Volkswagen enthusiast. He was once involved with the band Deer Tick as their drummer. Most people that meet Paul love him. He is a nice guy.

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1871 in the American Old West

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See also: 1869 in the American Old West, other events of 1870, 1871 in the American Old West and the list of 'years in the American Old West'.

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  • With the growing railroad industry and cattle boom, buffalo hunters begin moving onto the Great Plains. In less then ten years, the buffalo population are vastly reduced in numbers and remain an endangered species for much of the next century. [1]
  • The Utah territorial legislature, supported by Brigham Young, grants women the right to vote. Over the next several decades, this provides the Mormons with an added margin of political power. [1]
  • Chinese laborers are brought in by the Union Pacific in Wyoming and are paid $32.50 a month as opposed to $52.00 a month for American-born railroad workers. Hiring cheap foreign labor will become a common practice for the railroad and other companies during the late 19th century. In time, this will create resentment from American laborers throughout the western United States in the belief that Chinese immigrants are competing unfairly for jobs and will eventually lead to racial violence and labor unrest in years to come. [1]
  • Settling in the New Mexico Territory, gunfighter Robert Clay Allison purchases a ranch in Colfax County. During this time, Allison is reported to have killed as many as fifteen men in gunfights according to local newspapers. [2]
  • William "Hurricane Bill" Martin, a notorious Kansas outlaw, begins rustling cattle southeast of Abilene before he and his gang are driven off by a posse from Marion. [3]
  • Spring - With the emergence of Abilene as a major stopover for cattle ranchers, the town trustees unsuccessfully attempt to curb the violence brought by the beginning of the cattle season by passing a gun ordinance ban. This proves unenforceable as Texas cowboys made a habit of shooting up ordinance posters and tore town the city's first jailhouse. Although a posse was organized by local residents which successfully captures several of these cowboys, violence continues in the city until the appointment of "Bear River" Tom Smith as city marshal on June 4. [4]
  • January - Shortly after leaving office as Sheriff of Ellis County, Kansas, James "Wild Bill" Hickok travels to Missouri to visit friends and eventually he resumes his duties as a U.S. Marshal. [5]
  • July 17-18 - James Hickok is involved in a shootout with several members of the 7th Cavalry Regiment in Hays City after killing one trooper and wounding another. [5]
  • November - Marshal Tom Smith is murdered. The position of town marshal will remain vacant for several months before being accepted by James Hickok on April 15, 1871. [5]

Arts and literature

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  • Bret Harte's The Luck of Roaring Camp and Other Sketches, a collection of stories based on his years as a San Francisco journalist, is published. [1]

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Deaths

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  • July 17 - Jeremiah Lonergan, US 7th cavalry trooper
  • July 18 - John Kile, US 7th cavalry trooper
  • November - Thomas J. Smith, Abilene town marshal

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  1. ^ a b c d Public Broadcasting Service (2001). "New Perspectives on the West: Events in the West, 1870 to 1880". PBS.org. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameters: |month= and |coauthors= (help)
  2. ^ Wexler, Bruce. The Wild, Wild West Of Louis L'amour: The Illustrated Guide to Cowboys, Indians, Gunslingers, Outlaws and Texas Rangers. Philadelphia: Running Press, 2005. (pg. 78) ISBN 0-7624-2357-9
  3. ^ Rosa, Joseph G. Gunfighter: Man Or Myth?. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1969. (pg. 47)
  4. ^ Rosa, Joseph G. Gunfighter: Man Or Myth?. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1969. (pg. 196)
  5. ^ a b c Rosa, Joseph G. Wild Bill Hickok, Gunfighter: An Account of Hickok's Gunfights. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2003. (pg. 17) ISBN 0-8061-3535-2


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Nobody

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Nobody is the stage name of Elvin Estella, an American record producer and DJ. He is also a member of the group Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory and Blank Blue. His production style is marked by its unique use of samples from psychedelic music mixed with gritty hip hop drums.

Nobody has collaborated with, remixed, and toured in support of Prefuse 73, The Postal Service, Dntel, The Mars Volta, Aceyalone, Mia Doi Todd, Busdriver, and many others.

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Jacksed (Music Composer)

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Jacksed is a pianist and music composer, born in Chennai, India, on March 21st 1984. Started career with garage room compositions, and performances, Jacksed soon claimed to fame with his trademark performances. Blizard Of Age, Join Me On Dance Floor, Experiments With Ragas, Out Of Silence, are some of his recorded works.

Rock to Jazz

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Jacksed founded Heaven Rock Ensemble in 2003, with guitarist Gowrish and Vocalist Dinesh. It was a finite success for the band in the old torn city, but soon they transformed into a Jazz band, with Jacksed playing Piano and Singing.

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Nobody (musician)

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Nobody is the stage name of Elvin Estella, a California-based record producer and DJ. He is also a member of the group Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory and Blank Blue. His production style is marked by its unique use of samples from psychedelic music mixed with gritty hip hop drums. He is currently one of the resident DJs at the Low End Theory, a weekly independent music event in Los Angeles.

Nobody has collaborated with, remixed, and toured in support of Prefuse 73, The Postal Service, Dntel, The Mars Volta, Aceyalone, Mia Doi Todd, Busdriver, and many others. He has released materials with a number of labels, including: Catskills Records, Ubiquity Records, Rough Trade, Plug Research and Epitaph Records.

Discography

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Major albums

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EPs and miscellaneous

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With Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory

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Shaun Summers (Wrestler)

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Shaun Summers was born in Perth Western Australia in 1993 and has since lived in cities such as Perth, Austin City and for a brief period of time various cities in the country of Jamaica. In Jamaica Shaun spent many hours of his days working on a global marketing scheme which would eventually allow his home to be able to pick up Australian Pay Per View television. Shaun did this so he would be able to watch The World Wrestling Federation (WWF, as it was called at the time) and the world poker tour which was evidently on the same channel (fox 8).

Early Life

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As a child Shaun Summers was exposed to computer games such as Crash Bandicoot and Halo. Shaun was also exposed and addicted to online computers games including Kings of Chaos and Rune Scape, there may have been many, many more but were never made public. As a child Summers was very aggressive and had a tendency of grabbing people by the neck in attempt to inflict pain. Shaun did not realize that at his tender age of 12 he was unable to inflict any pain what so ever but by the age of 14 his chocking grip was considered lethal. By 13, Shaun would never miss one Raw or Smackdown and would often watch ECW. His passion for wrestling grew and he trained at his school GYM from 4:00 AM in the morning until he was forced to leave and be at form room at 8:30 AM. His muscles we expanding and he found it increasingly difficult to handle small items and children as he would often crush them in the palm of his hands. At 14 years of age Shaun was given the title of 'Shane O Mac' after one of his heroes of modern day wrestling, Shane Micmac and he was also entitled the theme song 'Woman' by Wolfmother by the BWWE (The Board Of World Wrestling Entertainment). He was on the Road To Stardom.


Disaster Strikes

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On November 19th 2007 Shaun had a pancreas attack which forced him to remove his pancreas at Glengary Hospital in Perth, Western Australia. Scientists all over the world were scratching their heads in confusion as it was not humanely possible to live without a pancreas, a vital organ in the digestive system but Professor Palmer from UWA (University of Western Australia) came to a realistic conclusion. The muscles that Shaun had developed throughout his child was replacing his pancreas's place in is digestive system. His biceps and triceps were producing the digestive enzymes that he needed to live just as his pancreas had.


The Road To Recovery

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Shaun on his 15th birthday picked up his first 10kg weight in 3 and a half months and the legend is he did 942 reps on his left arm (this was increasing difficult for Shaun partly because most of the enzymes were produced in his left bicep, and he was right handed). Shaun chocked his friend Jacob Copley for the first time in 16 weeks after the operation. Jacob was in intensive care for 2 months. 38 weeks after the operation Shaun played his first game of monopoly since the operation and built 3 hotels on the reds. From that moment on every new that 'Shane O Mac' was back.


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Shaun Summers formerly known as 'Shane O Mac' currently known as 'Sheep Shaven Haven Laven' is now retired at the age of 15 and lives in a quite Suburban Street. He often still has a game of monopoly or two and still frequently chokes people as it is in his nature. Shaun Summers is a legend of WWE and his moves and theme song will live on for a lifetime.
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Chocolate City Music

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Chocolate City Music is a Nigeria based record label, which administers a recording studio, Artiste management as well as Events consultancy.Founded in 1997, Chocolate City quickly became the number one promotions outfit in the Northern part of Nigeria and in 2005 launched the label -Chocolate City Music- which has worked and developed the careers of many celebrated artists including Asa,Jeremiah Gyang, Djinee, M.I, Six Foot Plus.

In June 2007, Chocolate City won the International Young Music Entrepreneur of the Year(IYMEY) by the British Council, making history by being the first time Nigeria won such an award for music business, as well as being the first Nigerian company to win the global award,having beaten 9 countries including Philippines, Latvia, Lithuania, Indonesia, India,Malaysia ,Tanzania, Egypt and Poland.

Chocolate City has since worked closely with the Federal Government of Nigeria and the British Council in promoting the creative industries as well as Capacity building projects.

NOMINATIONS AND AWARDS won by Chocolate City Artists include:- 

Album of the Year- Nigerian Music Awards 2006
Musician of the Year -The Future Awards 2006
Song of the year -HIP HOP WORLD AWARDS 2006
Producer of the Year-HIP HOP WORLD AWARDS 2006

NIGERIAN MUSIC AWARDS 

  Best New Artist - Djinee 2006
  Song of the year- Djinee 2006


HIP HOP WORLD AWARDS 2008 

  Lyricist on the Roll- M.I(Jude Abaga)
  Best Rap single -M.I(Jude Abaga)
  Next Rated.M.I(Jude Abaga)

BRITISH COUNCIL YOUNG CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS SERIES International Young Music Entrepreneur of the Year(IYMEY)-Audu Maikori CEO, Chocolate City


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www.creativeconomy.org.uk/iymey/finalist_7.asp - www.britishcouncil.org/arts-music-iymey-2007 www.guardiannewsngr.com/media/article02/020707 journals.aol.com/kingbing1/FortiFi/entries/ www.africahit.com/news/index.php?mod=article&cat=Nigeria&article=3891 - creativeconomy.org.uk/InitiativeDetails.asp?HeaderID=44 www.londoncalling2007.com/default.aspx.locid-0aznew00p.Lang-EN.htm www.reuters.com/news/video/videoStory?storyID=WAO1193020696008 todaysdrum.com/?Event=GoToLink&LinkId=14C55CC0-15C5-EA6D-34D9C6442B3E33D5

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Kanuksusy

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Kanuksusy or Kos Showeyha (c. 1701-November 1756) was a member of the Seneca tribe and son of Seneca chieftain Queen Alliquippa. He acted as a liaison between the Ohio Seneca and the Pennsylvania Colony during the French and Indian War as well as an intermediary and messenger for the Six Nations among other Native American tribes during the early part of the 18th century.

Known to the English as Captain Newcastle and Colonel Fairfax, had numerous names known to other Native American tribes including Canachquasy, Cashuwayon, Ah Knoyis, Kosshoweyha, Cashiowaya and Cashunyon.

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Although much of his early life is unknown, he was born to Queen Alliquippa of the Mingo Seneca and presumably grew up along the three rivers (the Ohio River, the Allegheny River, and the Monongahela River) near present-day Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

He is first recorded as Canachquasy, the leader of a band of ten young Mingo warriors whom he led from Kuskuskies to Philadelphia arriving in the city on November 11, 1747. Delivering news of French activities in western Pennsylvania, the first reports to be heard from outside the colony, he later addressed the Pennsylvania Council that he and his group were representatives of the "Six Nations". After leaving the capital, he spent the winter living with the Nanticoke Indian Tribe at the mouth of the Juniata River.

In November 1753, his name was listed as one of the Mohawk chieftains "now entrusted with the conduct of public affairs among the Six Nations". As allies of the British, he accompanied his mother to travel with a group of Mingo Seneca to Fort Necessity to assist George Washington. While staying with Washington in June 1754, his mother requested that he might let her son be taken into Council given her failing health. Calling his Indian allies, Kanuksusy was presented with a medal which Washington asked him "to wear it in remembrance of his great father, the King of England" and was named Colonel Fairfax after the Virginia colonist Thomas Fairfax. He was told this signified, "the First in Council".

Although neither he or his mother participated in the Battle of the Great Meadows on July 3-4, during a meeting of the Philadelphia Council he was personally commended by Governor Robert Hunter Morris as one of seven Indian chieftains who fought under General Edward Braddock at the Battle of the Monongahela the following year. He was, however, critical of Braddock's actions during the battle commenting on "the pride and ignorance of that great General that came from England. He is now dead; but he was a bad man when he was alive; he looked upon us as dogs, and would never hear anything that was said to him. We often endeavored to advise him and to tell him of the danger he was in with his Soldiers; but he never appeared pleased with us, & that was the reason that a great many of our Warriors left him & would not be under his Command." [1]

On August 22, Kanuksusy led a delegation to the Pennsylvania state house where he met with Governor Morris and members of the provincial council as well as Andrew Montour, Conrad Weiser and other intermediaries to discuss, among other issues, the defeat of General Edward Braddock by a combined force of French and Native Americans the previous month and efforts to enlist the aid of Indian allies. During this meeting, he was honored by the British for his services and bestowed "an English name" by Governor Morris who stated:

"In token of our Affection for your parents & in expectation of Your being a useful man in these perilous Times, I do in the most solemn manner adopt you by the name of Newcastle ..., because in 1701 I am informed that your parents presented you to the late Mr William Penn at Newcastle."

Six months later, while at another council meeting with Governor Morris, he was "adopted" by the Iroquois as a colonial messenger and given the name Ah Knoyis. [2] He and Teedyuscung were appointed by the Philadelphia council as official agents regarding Indian transactions for the colony on July 20, 1756. [3]

Living among the hostile tribes of the Upper Susquehanna for a year, he acted as a messenger and spy for Governor Morris before returning to Philadelphia where he died from smallpox in November 1756. [4]

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  • Horn, William Franklin. The Horn Papers: Early Westward Movement on the Monongahela and Upper Ohio, 1765-1795. Waynesburg, Pennsylvania: Greene Co. Historical Society, 1945.
  • Sipe, Chester Hale. The Indian Chiefs of Pennsylvania. New York: Arno Press & The New York Times, 1971.
  • Wallace, Paul A.W. Conrad Weiser, 1696-1760: Friend of Colonist and Mohawk. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1945.

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  1. ^ Ward, Matthew C. Breaking The Backcountry: The Seven Years' War in Virginia and Pennsylvania, 1754-1765. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2003. (pg. 41) ISBN 0-8229-5865-1
  2. ^ Merrell, James Hart. Into the American Woods: Negotiators on the Pennsylvania Frontier. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1999. (pg. 65-66) ISBN 0-393-31976-8
  3. ^ Jennings, Francis. Empire of Fortune: Crowns, Colonies and Tribes in the Seven Years War in America. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1990. (pg. 254) ISBN 0-393-30640-2
  4. ^ Hanna, Charles Augustus. The Wilderness Trail: Or, The Ventures and Adventures of the Pennsylvania Traders on the Allegheny Path. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1911. (pg. 79-80)



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1870 in the American Old West (resubmission)

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See also: 1869 in the American Old West, other events of 1870, 1871 in the American Old West and the list of 'years in the American Old West'.

Events

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  • With the growing railroad industry and cattle boom, buffalo hunters begin moving onto the Great Plains. In less then ten years, the buffalo population are vastly reduced in numbers and remain an endangered species for much of the next century. [1]
  • The Utah territorial legislature, supported by Brigham Young, grants women the right to vote. Over the next several decades, this provides the Mormons with an added margin of political power. [1]
  • Chinese laborers are brought in by the Union Pacific in Wyoming and are paid $32.50 a month as opposed to $52.00 a month for American-born railroad workers. Hiring cheap foreign labor will become a common practice for the railroad and other companies during the late 19th century. In time, this will create resentment from American laborers throughout the western United States in the belief that Chinese immigrants are competing unfairly for jobs and will eventually lead to racial violence and labor unrest in years to come. [1]
  • Settling in the New Mexico Territory, gunfighter Robert Clay Allison purchases a ranch in Colfax County. During this time, Allison is reported to have killed as many as fifteen men in gunfights according to local newspapers. [2]
  • William "Hurricane Bill" Martin, a notorious Kansas outlaw, begins rustling cattle southeast of Abilene before he and his gang are driven off by a posse from Marion. [3]
  • Spring - With the emergence of Abilene as a major stopover for cattle ranchers, the town trustees unsuccessfully attempt to curb the violence brought by the beginning of the cattle season by passing a gun ordinance ban. This proves unenforceable as Texas cowboys made a habit of shooting up ordinance posters and tore town the city's first jailhouse. Although a posse was organized by local residents which successfully captures several of these cowboys, violence continues in the city until the appointment of "Bear River" Tom Smith as city marshal on June 4. [4]
  • January - Shortly after leaving office as Sheriff of Ellis County, Kansas, James "Wild Bill" Hickok travels to Missouri to visit friends and eventually he resumes his duties as a U.S. Marshal. [5]
  • July 17-18 - James Hickok is involved in a shootout with several members of the 7th Cavalry Regiment in Hays City after killing one trooper and wounding another. [5]
  • November - Marshal Tom Smith is murdered. The position of town marshal will remain vacant for several months before being accepted by James Hickok on April 15, 1871. [5]

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  • Bret Harte's The Luck of Roaring Camp and Other Sketches, a collection of stories based on his years as a San Francisco journalist, is published. [1]

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  • July 17 - Jeremiah Lonergan, US 7th cavalry trooper
  • July 18 - John Kile, US 7th cavalry trooper
  • November - Thomas J. Smith, Abilene town marshal

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  1. ^ a b c d Public Broadcasting Service (2001). "New Perspectives on the West: Events in the West, 1870 to 1880". PBS.org. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameters: |month= and |coauthors= (help)
  2. ^ Wexler, Bruce. The Wild, Wild West Of Louis L'amour: The Illustrated Guide to Cowboys, Indians, Gunslingers, Outlaws and Texas Rangers. Philadelphia: Running Press, 2005. (pg. 78) ISBN 0-7624-2357-9
  3. ^ Rosa, Joseph G. Gunfighter: Man Or Myth?. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1969. (pg. 47)
  4. ^ Rosa, Joseph G. Gunfighter: Man Or Myth?. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1969. (pg. 196)
  5. ^ a b c Rosa, Joseph G. Wild Bill Hickok, Gunfighter: An Account of Hickok's Gunfights. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2003. (pg. 17) ISBN 0-8061-3535-2



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Ewan Cruickshank

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Ewan was born in Inverness on 13th of Feburary 1991. He is currently 17 years old. He plays guitar in Chasing Innocence, but has had projects such as Notta Loan (Jason McColl, Fraser MacAuley, Jordan Swinton and Graham MacDonald), Silence Kills All (Johnathon Clark, Dan Wilde, Graham Morrison, David Hamilton, Fraser MacAuley) and Over The Past Seven Days (Allan MacLennon, Fraser MacAuley, Alan MacIver). In All these bands has played guitar.

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SAE - World Council of Hellenes Abroad

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SAE at a glance In 1995, the Greeks abroad joined forces for the first time forming “Greece of the World”. A presidential decree instituted World Council of Hellenes Abroad (SAE) to consult and advise the Greek State on issues concerning the Greeks abroad. A firm demand and vision expressed by World Hellenism finally materialized enjoying broad political consent.

The Founding Assembly of the World Council of Hellenes Abroad convened on November 29 through December 8, 1995 in Thessaloniki and elected the dynamic Andrew A. Athens from Chicago, USA, to the presidency (1995-2006).

SAE initially comprised of four geographic Regions managed by an 11-member Presiding Board, while Thessaloniki became established as SAE’s permanent headquarters and “capital city” of World Hellenism

Maturity and solid experience acquired over the years consolidated the belief that SAE can evolve into an organization with a great future. The implementation of Law No. 3480/2006 gave SAE new impetus guaranteeing its consultative, advisory, assertive and supportive role to the Greek State.

The 6th World Convention in December 2006 elects Stefanos P. Tamvakis to the president’s office.

The biggest challenge and SAE’s main goal is to establish cooperation, offer support and unite World Hellenism making it even stronger.

SAE’s main goal is to bring together the Greeks of the Diaspora creating a global Network aimed at planning and materializing programmes for the benefit of the Omogeneia to be subsequently conveyed to the Greek State thus fulfilling its role as an advisory and consultative body.

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Gilmorton is one of the best villages in the world. It is situated in South Leicestershire, and has a population of 957 people. It originates from the Anglo Saxon period, hence the prefix 'morton'. The village heart is based aroud the playing fields, and pavilion, where many sporting activities take place, mainly football. In addition to this Gilmorton as an overpriced village shop, a park and 2 post boxes.

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Census Data 2001 Google Tom Nutt Eddie Glaister

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— www.kasaragodvartha.com www.kasaragodvartha.com is a comprehensive news website in Malayalam from Kasaragod, Kerala, India. Apart from Kasaragod news(kasargod) it covers art, culture, politics, ethnicity & photos of adjacent districts Kannur & Mangalore. Also covers gulfnews and other expatriate news specially keralite issues. Mujeeb Kalanad (journalist & photographer) is the Managing Editor. Prof. M.A Rahman and Mr.Sadiq Kavil are Chief Editor & Gulf Editor in-charge respectively.

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Velvet Brick Pickups

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Velvet Brick pickups were standards on some of the gibsones sg and les pauls in the years '79-'82 but are most known for the Fire Brand gibsons,(they ware only made in '79-'81) The sound was hevy whith a smooth surfis (thus the name) and very very hot pickups with a rich out put.

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Paul G. Gaffney II

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Vice Admiral Paul G. Gaffney II, USN (Ret.), is the seventh president of Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey.

He was president of the National Defense University from 2000 to 2003. Prior to assuming those duties, he was the Chief of Naval Research with responsibility for science and technology investment. He was appointed by President George W. Bush to the United States Commission on Ocean Policy in July 2001, and served during its full tenure from 2001 to 2004.

His naval career spanned over three decades including duty at sea, overseas, and ashore in executive and command positions. He served in Japan, Vietnam, Spain, and Indonesia, and traveled extensively in official capacities. While a military officer, his career focused on oceanography, research administration, and education.

Gaffney is a 1968 graduate of the United States Naval Academy. Upon graduation, he was selected for immediate graduate education and received a master's degree in Ocean Engineering from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He completed a year as a student and advanced research fellow at the Naval War College, graduating with highest distinction. He completed an M.B.A. at Jacksonville University. The University of South Carolina, Jacksonville University, and The Catholic University of America have awarded him honorary doctorates.

He has been recognized with a number of military decorations, the Naval War College's J. William Middendorf Prize for Strategic Research, the Outstanding Public Service Award from the Virginia Research and Technology Consortium, and the Potomac Institute's Navigator Award. He has served on several boards of higher education and is a member of the Ocean Studies Board of the United States National Research Council. He has been selected to be a Public Trustee for the New Jersey Consortium and the Governor's Commission to Protect and Enhance New Jersey's Military Bases, and serves on the Meridian Health Board of Trustees.

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Born December 3rd 1989 in Phoenix Arizona. School Alfred F Garcia elementry, Carl Hayden high school class 0f 08 wrestled for two years in high school. Body builder and currently training for the WWE in Atlanta Georgia

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Holy Matrimony (Band)

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MrAirsoft.com

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MrAirsoft.com is a leading supplier of cheap airsoft guns & related airsoft accessories. Some of the products available at MrAirsoft.com include airsoft optics, specialty airsoft packages, tactical airsoft accessories, electric, spring, & gas airsoft rifles, pistols, & shotguns, tactical gear, toys, and more. MrAirsoft tagline reads that they are "The Best Value in Airsoft". (http://www.mrairsoft.com)[1]

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Airsoft Retreat [2] MrAirsoft.com [3]

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From Heaven

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{{Infobox Album}}

From Heaven is a 2008 album by stand-up comedian Todd Barry.

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  1. "Working With Me"
  2. "Leak, Looking For Apartment, Friend Looking For Apartment"
  3. "Guy Who Needs Help, Been To NYC?, Driving With Friend"
  4. "Preachy Singer, English Washer, Alabama, Pittsburgh"
  5. "Birthdays, Challenge, Cambridge, Noodle Gift"
  6. "Prarie Dogs, Sweet Soap"
  7. "MySpace, Unbelievable Questions, Guy Who Reads Email, UF"
  8. "Chipotle, Trader Joe's"
  9. "Old Navy, Short Stop"
  10. "Todd's Address, Stay With Todd, Limo, Container Store"
  11. "Anal, Set An Alarm"
  12. "Amex, Pastry Chef"
  13. "Nurse's T-Shirt"
  14. "Selling CDs, Springsteen At Bar, Moore At Party, Gawker"
  15. "Potter, Chinese Restaurant Conversation"
  16. "Fridge, Audience Member's Tab, Best Celebrity Sighting"


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Das Crazy Clip Show

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Das Crazy Clip Show

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Marquito Vermeio

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Travis Cooley

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  1. REDIRECT British_Society_of_Cinematographers

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NTPL

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Redirect to Native POSIX Thread Library

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"NTPL" is a common abbreviation for "Native POSIX Thread Library" (See the "Native POSIX Thread Library" article)

Sorry I misspelled NPTL... that redirect already exists.

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Antigona Furiosa

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Antigona Furiosa is a play by Griselda Gambaro and is an adaptation of Sophocles' Antigone. It was written in protest of disappearances and killings by the Argentinian government during the "dirty war." It contains only three characters: Antigone, the chorus leader, and a single chorus member. Antigone plays herself, Ismene, and Haemon. The chorus leader plays both himself and Creon.

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The play starts with Antigone hanged, a crown of wilted flowers on hr head. The chorus leader and chorus member (Antinoo)are drinking coffee. Antigone removes the noose from arund her neck and begins to sing. She then asks what the chorus leader is drinking. He tells her it's coffee and offers her some. She says no, that it's dark like poison. He grabs the word, saying "yes, I'm poisoned, I'm dead!" and proceeds to make fun of her and her unburied brother.

The present and past mix together through the rest of the play, and the three of them re-enact Antigone's brothers' deaths and Antigone's burial of her brother. Antigone explains her fear, but how she acted in spite of it. Antinoo and the chorus leader continue to mock her, telling her women can't fight men and men's laws.

Antigone enacts the dialogue between Ismene and herself. The chorus leader explains that Ismene tried to die with her sister, but Antigone told her no. Then Haemon "arrives" and antigone acts his role as well. Haemon at first acts indifferent, nuetral but proceeds to explain to his father that others can also think and that they think Antigone has been wrongly condemned. He tells his father Antigone will not die alone. Creon (played by the chorus leader), furious, calls Antigone to be killed in Haemon's presence but Haemon won't allow it.

Antigone is then being taken to her death, with speeches about injustice. Creon torments her with phrases like "Did you see the sun? Did you like it? Good, now stop!" Antigone at first fights, but comes to accept her death. she then recounts how Tiesias comes and predicts the bad fortune of Creon. Creon pardons Antigne, but it is too late; she has hanged herself. When asked why by the chorus leader, she explains tat she was afraid hunger and thirst would wear her down, hat at the last minute she would be reduced to pleading for her life. The three then recount Haemon's suicide, with Antigone asking "Why did you prefer nothingness to pain, Escape and not defiance? You doubles my loneliness."

Creon is then informed of Eurydice's death as well. He feels guilty and pained, but says he forgives Antigone for calling this curse down upon him. Antigone rejects his forgiveness and states that she would always bury her brother if she could do it all over. And Antinoo says Creon would then always punish her. The chorus leader says that she would then always die. "My child, you don't need to call to death. She comes on her own. Hurrying her is fatal."

Antigone feels mocked. "Will the mockery never end? My brother, I can't resist these walls I don't see, this air that's heavy like a stone. The thirst. I will drink and still be thirsty, my lips will crack and my tongue will turn dense and turn me mute. No! I reject this "mercy" they have shown me, which serves to hide their cruelty. With my mouth wet with my own saliva, I will go to my deat. Proudly, Haemon, I will go to my death. and you will come running and stab yourself on your sword. I didn't know. I was born, to share love and not hate. (Pause.) But hate calls. (Furiously)The rest is silence! (She hangs herself. With fury.)

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Friedman, Valdivieso, and Virgillo. "Approximaciones al estudio de la literatura hispanica, 6ta edicion." McGraw-Hill Higher Education. New York: 2008. pp. 313 - 330

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Tommy "Sausage", was the center of an introspective special produced by, and shown on MTV on the show "True Life". This episode revolved around Tommy and several of his friends and how they spent their summer in a house on the shores of Seaside Heights in New Jersey.

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Fang Shen Do

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Fang Shen Do is a martial art founded by Jacques Patenaude.

The clubs are located in Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto.
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Order of the Black Hand

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The Order of the Black Hand is a knightly order in the Arthurian role-playing game, Pendragon. It was founded in the year 544 after Sir Aegwyn the Just, Sir Jean de Lancier, and their companions defeated a Saxon giant upon the fields of Northumbria. The name of the Order is given due in recognition of the moment when Aegwyn the Just slew the giant by driving his sword so deeply into the giant's chest that the knight's arm was fully enveloped in the wound. When Aegwyn pulled his sword and gauntlet out of the dead giants gaping wound, he cried "GOD, VICTORY, AND BRITANNIA!" Since King Arthur endorsed the Order, it has been given a charter that includes the responsibility to hunt down and destroy all the malicious monsters of the Realm. Black Hand knights have been responsible for a number of great feats since the inception of the order, including: 1. Slaying the Saxon Giant at the Battle of Northumbria. 2. Destroying the Great Boar of Roderickshire. 3. Exterminating much of the local man-eating predators in the forests of Salisbury, especially lions, bears, and yale. The Order has since attracted knights of great and lesser renown, and is in fact led by Sir Gawain as Order Master. Sir Jean de Lancier rules as Castellan of Black Hand Keep, in Salisbury, while Sir Aegwyn the Just has been deputed Marshall of the Black Hands by Sir Gawain. Other knights of renown include Lord Roderick of Northumbria and Sir Montgomery of Salisbury. Though the Order is officially secular in nature and includes pagan knights within it's ranks, the patron saint of the Order of the Black Hand is Llelwddin the Pious of Pictland, a valiant martyr and deathbed convert to Christianity. The Order of the Black Hand also maintains responsibility for the maintenance and preservation of the Shrine of St. Llelwddin and holds a second keep in the northern town of Chester, with Sir Montgomery as its Castellan.


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Stafford, Gregory. Pendragon: Legendary Roleplaying in Arthurian Britain. Green Dragon Publications. New York, 1993. SS: Knightly Orders.


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The haddonfield sun is a reatarded little newspaper in haddonfield NJ. All they do is talk about tax increases, the school, and the mayor who loves to steal peoples fries. 68.46.3.102 (talk) 23:35, 7 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Johnny Baima

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Johnnie Baima, better known as Sandie Crisp or The Goddess Bunny, is a transvestite and actor who has become something of a cult icon in underground LGBT circles. As a child, Baima suffered from polio and lived in many different foster homes where it is said he was sexually abused. His frail physique and limited mobility are due to an attempt by doctors to strengthen his spine with a steel rod when he was young. The rod was never removed or adjusted, affecting his posture and growth. In 1983, he modeled for photographer Joel-Peter Witkin in Los Angeles for the photographic work Leda which has appeared around the world. Baima also had a brief cameo in Marilyn Manson 's music video for The Dope Show.

Filmography

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Year Title Role
1986 Hollywood Vice Squad Secretary
1989 The Drift Countess
1989 The Goddess Bunny Channels Shakespeare Herself
1998 The Goddess Bunny Herself
2002 S The Goddess Bunny
2006 The Three Trials Diner

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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0120542/ The Goddess Bunny aka Johnny Baima's IMDB page http://www.goddessbunny.com A Goddess Bunny fansite with interview and photo gallery

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  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, and cite reliable, published third-party sources, so that the information in the article is verifiable. Thank you. IMDB usually fails WP:RS, as do self-referential websites, such as this. Any other references provided, interviews, critical reviews, etc? Yngvarr (c) 00:27, 8 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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