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Oscar Burkard

Porn For the Blind

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Porn for the Blind is a nonprofit organization based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. On their website, www.pornfortheblind.org, they provide audio clips describing video clips from popular internet pornography sites. The recordings are usually read in dry voices using only correct anatomical language. The site accepts user requests and uploaded user recordings.

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Dean Mumm

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Dean Mumm (born Auckland, New Zealand, 5/3/1984) is an Australian Rugby player currently playing for the NSW Waratahs in the Super 14. Although primarily a second-rower, Mumm has been utilised as Flanker, making use of his athleticism whilst adding height to the line-out. Mumm attended The King's School, along with fellow Waratahs Benn Robinson, Will Caldwell and Daniel Halanghahu. He was also captain of the Australian Schoolboys team in 2002.

Dean Mumm's brother, Greg, is current coach of Sydney first grade team Northern Suburbs. His father sits on the board for the Australian Rugby Union, whilst his grandfather was an All Black.

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Palestine Cellular Communications LTD. - JAWWAL

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JAWWAL

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Palestine Cellular Communications LTD.

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JAWWAL

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JAWWAL is the first Palestinian Provider for communication services, it helps all people to communicate through the latest technology regardless of the hard political, economical and social obstacles facing it. With our committed team,we had been able to overcome all the various challenges.

JAWWAL, Palestine’s premiere cellular communications provider is a paradigm of professional viability and corporate transparency, with an array of innovative services that empower our customers to communicate in ways never imagined.

Our Core Values

We take responsibility for our decisions.

            We are accountable.

We aspire to the highest level of excellence.

           We are achievers.

We keep our promises to clients.

            We are credible.

We donate resources and time to community.

            We are committed.

We work daily on enhancing shareholders’ value.

            We are loyal.

Our aim is to exceed customers’ expectations in everything we do, today, tomorrow and the day after.

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Category:Companies of Palestine Palestine

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Susanne Hartel

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Susanne Hartel (born 2 February, 1988 in Mannheim) is a German football player.

Career

Club football

She started her career in the age of three years at MFC 08 Lindenhof. 2002 – she already played for the squad of the “Badischer Fußballverband” (Football association of Baden) – she had to change the club because the DFB does not allow girls to play together with the boys if they are older then 14 years and her current club had no girl’s team at that time. She joined Viktoria Neckarhausen where she stayed for one and a half years.

In 2003, the striker changed to 1. FFC Frankfurt. Playing for the junior team until she became 16, she played for the first team in the Bundesliga, the German Cup and also the UEFA Women's Cup.

In 2007, she joined the SC Freiburg where she got a place in the Starting Eleven immediately.

Honours:

UEFA Women's Cup-Winner 2006
German Champion 2005 und 2007
German Cup Winner 2007
German Indoor Cup Winner 2006

National team

She made her first cap in the jersey of the german national under-15 team for which she played twice. After that, she scored two goals in two caps for the under-17 team.

For the under-19 team, with which she became European Champion in 2007, she played twelve times and scored four goals. Her most important goal was the pre-deciding 3-2 in the extra time of the championship’s semi-final against the french team, which the german squad won 4-2 in the end.

Acutally, she belongs to the german under-20 and the under-23 team, for which she made three games and scored one goal up to now.

Honours:

Under-19 European Champion 2007

Life

She successful finished a Vocational education to „Elektronikerin für Betriebstechnik“ which is a german electronics profession.

External links

{{de icon}} Official Website
{{de icon}} Profile at DFB’s Official Website
{{de icon}} Interview from 26 June 2007

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DEFAULTSORT:Hartel, Susanne Category:1988 births Category:Football (soccer) strikers Category:German female footballers Category:German football striker stubs Category:Germany international footballers Category:Living people Category:People from Mannheim Category:UEFA European Football Championship-winning players

de:Susanne Hartel es:Susanne Hartel fr:Susanne Hartel

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James Dewar (chicago)

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Sakti, Former Indian Princely State

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Sakti was one of the princely states of the Eastern States Agency of India. Today it is located in the state of Chhattisgarh. It had an area of 357 km² and, in 1892, a population of 22,819 inhabitants. Its rulers were Hindu and had a privy purse of 29,000 rupees. The princely state acceded to the Indian Union on the January 1, 1948 thus ceased to exist.

The last ruler was Rana Bahadur Leeladhar Singh, born on February 3, 1892 and succeeded as new rana on the 4th of July, 1914. The princely family still exists today and is headed by Rana Surender Bahadur Singh, who represented India in their hockey team and was twice a minister for the government of the State of Madhya Pradesh.

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Kim Iverson

Template:Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Map

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{{BS3|STR|NY&NERR, Housatonic}} {{BS3|HSTa|Hawleyville}} {{BS3|STR|Hawleyville Branch}} {{BS3|CPICla|STRrf|Danbury NY&NERR}} {{BS3|DST|East Danbury Flag stop}} {{BS3|HST|Bethel}} {{BS3|HST|Redding}} {{BS3|DST|Sanford's Station Flag stop}} {{BS3|HSTa|STR|Ridgefield}} {{BS3|DST|STR|Cooper Flag stop}} {{BS3|DST|STR|Florida Flag stop}} {{BS3|STRlf|ABZlg|Ridgefield Branch}} {{BS3|HST|Branchville}} {{BS3|HST|Georgetown}} {{BS3|HST|Cannondale}} {{BS3|HST|Wilton}} {{BS3|DST|South Wilton Flag stop}} {{BS3|HST|Winnipauk}} {{BS3|DST|Catherine Street Flag stop}} {{BS3|HST|Norwalk}} {{BS3|STR|Norwalk River}} {{BS3|HSTR|KRZBHF|HBRÜCKE|South Norwalk NYNH&H mainline}} {{BS|KBFe|Wilson's Point}} {{BS|BOOT|Long Island Sound steamer}}

http://www.danburybranchstudy.com/

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http://www.danburybranchstudy.com/

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Australian 28th Battalion

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H.B. Collett, The 28th: A record of war service with the Australian Imperial Force, 1915-1919. Volume 1. Egypt, Gallipoli, Lemnos Island, Sinai Peninsula, (Perth: Trustees of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of Western Australia, 1922).
H.K. Kahan, The 28th Battalion, Australian imperial Force: A record of war service, (Perth: H.K. Kahan, 1969).

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James Simpson

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1972 born in Ft. Devins, Massachusetts and raised in Ceres, California

1976 12 years of private piano lessons (classical music) 1978 learns how to play the saxophone 1978 learns how to play the drums

1983 member of "National Guild of Piano Teachers" (USA) 1987 "Best Soloist Award" for piano and saxophone (Los Angeles, CA) 1988 "Best Soloist Award" for piano and saxophone (Los Angeles, CA) 1988 "Louis Armstrong Jazz Award" (Ceres, CA)

1988 rejection of record deal offered by Profile Records 1998 foundation of "$olid Rock Production$" in California

1990 US Army in Mannheim, Germany 1991 music productions out of barracks room

1992 move to Killeen, Texas 1992 until today: professional musician (live and studio), producer (see "Recordings" for complete list) ____ has shared the stage with Anita Baker, Natalie Cole just to name a few

1995 opening of "Solid Rock Records" recording studio 1995 tours and records with Kyle Turner 1998 learns how to play the organ, inspired by the recording of John Ussery's album "Gettin' Lucky"

2001 move to Mannheim, Germany ____ international tours and studio productions in the genres Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Soul, Pop etc.

2002 music video w/ Stefan Raab feat. Shaggy on MTV 2003 European tour with The Temptations 2003 European tour with Roy Hargrove & RH Factor

2004 James Simpson's "Soul Revival" album released 2005 Blairman / Schönborn / Simpson's "Like Back in the Days" album released

2005 plays at German Gospel Awards 2005 European tour with Gwen McCrae

2006 European tour with Funk Masters Jab'o Starks and Clyde Stubblefield 2006 Featured Artist on the Doodlin' Lounge Radio Program 2006 plays at Edinburgh Jazz Festival 2006 joins Tribute To Barry White Orchestra 2006 James Simpson and Greg McKoy release "Never Alone" Gospel album 2006 European tour James Simpson's Gospel Classics

2007 voted "jazz organist of February 2007" by www.iajo.org (International Archives of Jazz Organ)

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www.myspace.com/jamesallensimpson www.simpsonsound.com

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un

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Inception The german band un was established in 2007. un is a actually prefix in german just like in english which negates. As a matter of fact the band hasn't come up with any successfull songs or albums, since un hasn't even had one rehearsal and no songs at all, but plenty of ideas for songs which are so different to anything before, that maybe nobody will ever listen to it. It's hard to categorize the style of music, because there are different styles and some of them are very uncommon.

Members un is a team of two. Since there are no pseudonyms yet there is nothing more to say about them.

Future of un Since there are many ideas and possibilities un will create a new way of music. There's going to be a feature on the first album with background uuh.

Releases The first album is excpected to come out in 20xx.

Category:music Category:german music

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Ktenoura

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Ktenoura is an extinct genus of trilobite from the Silurian.

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Fossils (Smithsonian Handbooks) by David Ward (Page 59)

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Sphaerexochus

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Sphaerexochus is an extinct genus of trilobite from the Silurian.

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Fossils (Smithsonian Handbooks) by David Ward (Page 59)

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Leonaspis

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Leonaspis is an extinct genus of trilobite from the Devonian.

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Fossils (Smithsonian Handbooks) by David Ward (Page 61)

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Ogygopsis

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Ogygopsis is an extinct genus of trilobite from the Cambrian.

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Fossils (Smithsonian Handbooks) by David Ward (Page 64)

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Paralejurus

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Paralejurus is an extinct genus of trilobite from the Devonian.

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Fossils (Smithsonian Handbooks) by David Ward (Page 65)

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Eocyphinium

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Eocyphinium is an extinct genus of trilobite from the Carboniferous.

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Chris Skudder

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Chris Skudder is a Sky News Sports presenter.

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The Ogasawara School

KCA's

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Yasir Mazhar Abro

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Yasir Mazhar Abro Is A Famous Personality Of Pakistan Famous Name In The Abro's Pulpotra Sub-Tribe

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www.facebook.com/people/Yasir_Mazhar/557337455

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www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_t105-reviews-483p3.php

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www.tsa.edu.pk/New%20Sections/14MFCMODC.htm

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Oscar R. Burkard

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Xisco

Dan Shapiro

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Daniel Jacob Shapiro (born August 17, 1975) is the founder and CEO of mobile software company Ontela, Inc.^[1]

Shapiro earned a B.S. in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College in 1997. After graduation, he worked for five years as a program manager at Microsoft Corp. in the Windows division where he worked on a number of technologies including the Device Bay standard^[2], Windows 2000 storage management, and the Windows XP Powertoys. He then joined Wildseed, Ltd.^[3] where he managed the development of the software for the "Identity" phone from 2001-2004. Shapiro then started working at Realnetworks as the group manager for the RealArcade service^[4].

In 2005, Shapiro co-founded Ontela, Inc.^[5] along with Charles Zapata and Brian Schultz.

Shapiro is listed as an inventor on five US patents^[6] ^[7] ^[8] ^[9] ^[10], and lives in Redmond, WA.

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Category:Living people Category:Microsoft employees Category:1975 births Category:Harvey Mudd College alumni DEFAULTSORT:Shapiro, Dan

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Selecting the correct lures for Bass fishing in the UK

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[7] Saltwater Guide Section

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Wilson Liu

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WIlson Liu- to be continued

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www.grudge.com

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Juantrip

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Juantrip' is a French multi-instrumentalist electronics one-man band. The artist was born in 1969, his real name is Basil Juantrip' and he is famous French producer and performer, but also Aqua Nebula Oscillator's percussionist and singer.

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Discography

1999 Balmy under the Stormy
2006 Consolation

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Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca

Steve Matthews

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The man - The legend - Steve Matthews

Plays guitar Pretty good at evo

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[1] King, Steven C. Seeds of War. Bloomington, Indiana: AuthorHouse, 2007. (pg. 83) ISBN 1-4343-0212-1

[2] Owens, Ron. Medal of Honor: Historical Facts & Figures. Paducah, Kentucky: Turner Publishing Company, 2004. (pg. 57) ISBN 1-56311-995-1

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[4] "Medal of Honor: Oscar Burkard". Office of Medical History. 2002. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameters: |month= and |coauthors= (help)

[5] Ontela - Powering Mobile Imaging

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[7] Business & Technology | Wildseed: a startup on the cusp of success with teens | Seattle Times Newspaper

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Oscar Burkard

Biography

References

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Porn For the Blind

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Dean Mumm

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Palestine Cellular Communications LTD. - JAWWAL

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JAWWAL

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JAWWAL

See also

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Susanne Hartel

Career

Club football

National team

Life

External links

References

James Dewar (chicago)

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Sakti, Former Indian Princely State

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Kim Iverson

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Template:Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Map

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Australian 28th Battalion

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James Simpson

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Ktenoura

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Sphaerexochus

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Leonaspis

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Ogygopsis

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Paralejurus

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Eocyphinium

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Chris Skudder

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The Ogasawara School

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KCA's

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Yasir Mazhar Abro

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Oscar R. Burkard

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Xisco

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Dan Shapiro

References

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Selecting the correct lures for Bass fishing in the UK

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Wilson Liu

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Juantrip

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Discography

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Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca

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Steve Matthews

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