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Itto Pakarati
Itto Pakarati (born Ioan Haumoana Pakarati Hotu on June 18, 1984 in Rapa Nui, Easter Island, Itto is a polynesian singer, songwriter, and a very talented surfer. Itto is also known for being the first artist ever recorded an album on the main Easter Island.

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Zetax
Zetax Tecnologia S.A.

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Zetax Tecnologia S.A. Brazilian Central Office swithing manufacturer

Brian Ulrich (Photographer)
Brian Ulrich is a photographer artist born in 1971 in Northport, New York, now based in Chicago, Illinois.

In 2001 as a response to the U.S government's call to citizens to bolster the economy through shopping, Brian began a long standing photographic project titled, Copia. Copia examines the pecularities and complexities of consumer and contemporary culture, through large scale photographs of shoppers, retail spaces and surreal displays of goods. Intially focusing on big box retails spaces, Brian expands Copia to thrift stores, and behind-the-scenes backrooms.



Selected exhibitions
Copia, Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA 2006-2007 Thrift, Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago, 2006 Copia, Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2006 Copia, ArtUnit, Haarlem, The Netherlands 2006 12 x 12: New Artists/New Work: Shoppers, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL 2005 Copia, Peter Miller Gallery, Chicago, IL 2004

MP3, Kelli Connell, Justin Newhall, and Brian Ulrich, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL 2006 Point of Purchase, Dumbo Arts Center, Brooklyn, NY 2006 tinyvices, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY 2006 The Armory Show, Rhona Hoffman Gallery, New York, NY 2006 Aus Amerika: Galerie Lichtblick, Cologne, Germany 2005 Photocentric, Minnesota Center for Photography, Minneapolis, MN 2005 On the Scene, Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL 2005 Domestic Disturbance, Evanston Art Center, Evanston, IL 2005 The New Chicagoans (Select Media Festival), Chicago, IL 2005 Photography 2005: Double Exposure, The Renaissance Society, Chicago, IL 2005 Contemporary American Photography/Internationalen Fototage Mannheim, Cologne 2005 Other America, Exit Art, New York, NY 2005 Manufactured Self, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL 2005 Frozen in Light, Zolla Lieberman Gallery, Chicago, IL 2004 Unframed First Look, Sean Kelly Gallery, New York, NY 2004 Biennial, Evanston Art Center, Evanston, IL 2004 Fellowship 2004, Silver Eye Center for Photography, Pittsburgh, PA 2004 FACT/FICTION, Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT 2004 Center for Photographic Arts, Carmel, CA 2003 ArtChicago, "Chicago Area Billboard Project," Chicago, IL 2003

Publications
MP3, “Copia”, Aperture/Museum of Contemporary Photography, Fall 2006 Seeing & Writing 2, textbook, Donald McQuade, Christine McQuade, 2006 Photography Quarterly, “Photography Now”, 2006 Design Anarchy, Adbusters Media Foundation, 2006 Chicago Tribune Magazine, Feb 5, 2006 Leica World, 2/2005, September 2005 Mouvement Magazine (France), No. 35, July–Aug 2005 Fotopozytyw Magazine (Poland), July 2005 Adbusters Magazine, #66 July/Aug 2006, #60 Jul/Aug 2005, “The Game of Life;” #58 Mar/Apr 2005, “'What Happened Before the Big Bang?;” #56 Nov/Dec 2004, “We’re Back;” #55 Sept/Oct 2004, “No Future;” #54 July/Aug 2004, “I, Terrorist;” #52 Mar/Apr 2004, “Right/Left, US/UN, God/Allah” Universal Experience: Art, Life, and the Tourist’s Eye, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, 2005 Exklusiv Magazine (Poland), No. 23, Nov 2004 New York Times Magazine, Sept 2004 Sites, 6x6 Series, Columbia College, No. 3, Apr 2004

Collections
Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA Museum of Fine Arts Houston, TX Margulies Collection, Miami, FL Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL LaSalle Bank Photography Collection, Chicago, IL Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL

About RINET
RINET, Inc. is a non-profit corporation operating exclusively in the State of Rhode Island as a collaborative partnership to support the needs of its K-12 educational community. RINET provides services to over 95% of RI’s K-12 public school districts, and private and independent schools.

Mission
RINET’s mission is to support the collective technology needs of the municipal and K-12 educational community. We achieve this by providing advanced internet access and high quality technology programs and services in support of K-12 teaching and learning.

Products & Services
• High-speed dedicated Internet access services (both Internet and Internet2) to schools, school districts,school libraries and community entry points • Dial-up Internet access and e-mail accounts to Rhode Island school administrators, school personnel and assistants and librarians in school libraries • State-wide K-12 network management including design, planning, engineering, confi guration, and monitoring • QOS (Quality of Service) with ATM and FRASI • Advanced networking workshops and technical guidance  • Cost and license aggregation for Internet services  • E-rate application assistance  • Video over IP – bridging, training, consultation, collaborative projects  • Web-site hosting – consultation support  • Internet Content fi ltering – central systems management with local administrative control  • E-mail services – virus protection, directory services, listserv management  • SIS — centrally managed Webbased student information system, SchoolMAX • ePortfolio - elecronic portfolio management tools powered by Sakai

Governance
RINET is governed by a board of directors representing the Rhode Island Collaboratives, school districts, URI, Brown University, Office of Library & Information Services and the Rhode Island Department of Education.

What I'Ve Become
What I've become is Kelly Clarkson's Third Studio album scheduled for release in mid-February.It will contain many sngs Kelly has been displaying on her Addicted tour. It will also contain some never heard material from the Grammy Award Winning Artist.

Zach Sigman
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Zach Sigman is a gold medalist athlete in the olympics and has been clocked to run a marathon in less than an hour he gets all the ladies and there is going to be a book about his life he is the worlds craziest person

EMO Rock
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EMO Rock is a fusion of EMO music with powerful lyrics that touch the heart and soul with a good beat in the style of rock music.

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Introduction
Kinuko Oomori,who was born in the Aoyama district of Tokyo on the 27 May 1967, is a Japanese singer and voice actress. She is best known for her role as "Prisila Asagiri" or "Priss" in the Japanese anime series [Bubblegum Crisis]

Oomori spoke little about her early life,though it is known that her parents divorced when she was a child and her mother moved away. One suspects she may have had a rough time of it as a teenager from listening to songs such as "Goodbye,Convenience Kids".

Bubblegum Crisis
When she was nineteen years old,Oomori auditioned for the role of Priss. She was accepted,and went on to make the character one of the best known in all of anime for the four years of BGC's run. She sang many songs for the series, including the legendary 1st opening theme "Konya wa Hurricane". She signed with CBS Sony Records in 1988, and in July of that same year,she brought out her first (and only) solo album, "Sweet Dreams",and performed several concerts at a venue called "Take Off 7" in the Shibuya area of Tokyo to promote the album. She was a TV personality on a show called "Video Jockey" on [TBS] from April 1988 to March 1989. However,all was not well. The contract with CBS meant that she could not perform any solo vocal numbers for the BGC series after episode 3,and at one point the legal wranglings between CBS and AIC,the prodcers of Bubblegum Crisis, got so bad that they considered killing Priss off in Episode 6. However,the character proved too popular,and thus,the character was saved. However,due to budget and personnel problems,BGC was cut short after just 8 of the 13 planned episodes,and Omori moved on to concentrating full time as a singer. There was a sequel to Bubblegum Crisis, "Bubblegum Crash!" made in 1991,but it is very inferior to the BGC series. In it,Omori was replaced with an actress named Ryoko Tachikawa.

The SILK years
After the abrupt ending of Bubblegum Crisis, Oomori formed a band called SILK in 1991. They released their first, self-titled mini-album in January 1991. The ending song from Buublegum Crisis 8 "Chase the Dream" appeared on the CD. They released a single in April of that year, which contained the opening song for the children's anime series, [Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh ]. The song was featured on SILK's 2nd mini-album "Voice", released soon after that. They performed a series of concerts at the Egoman Club in Shibuya in May and Novmember of 1991,and then released a 3rd mini-album "Face",in December 1991. A song from this CD, "My Precious Trick Star",was used as the ending theme song for the animated film "Fushigi no Umi no Nadia".

After SILK
SILK released no more new material after those 3 mini-albums. Kinuko sang 3 songs for the "Gun Smith Cats Image Album" in May of 1993, and SILK released a greatest hits collection entitled "SILK The Best" in October of 1998. According to a Japanese Oomori fan site, as of 1998,Kinuko was happily married with a child.

Discography-Solo
"Sweet Dreams" (album) released 21 July 1988, cat# CBS/Sony 32DH-5061.

"Sweet Dreams/Hoshizora No Happiness" (single) cat# CBS/Sony 10EH-3077.

Discography-SILK
"SILK" released 30 January 1991, cat #TYCY-5154.

"Dream Shift/Ashita Fall in Love" released 10 April 1991,cat #TYDY-2032

"Voice" released 26 April 1991, cat# TYCY-5164.

"Face" released 18 December 1991, cat # TYCY-5179.

"SILK The Best", released 21 October 1998, cat # TYCY-5625.

Discography- Others
"Gun Smith Cats Image Album",released 19 May 1993,cat # TYCY-5297.

Trivia
SILK were so named because "Kinuko" literally means "silk child".

Blood Type: A

Likes 400cc motorcycles.

Links
Kinuko Fan Site

Kinuko&SILK FanSite (in Japanese)

Drew McCreadie
Drew McCreadie is a playwright and actor living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. His play 'The Cat Who Ate Her Husband' was produced by Ruby Slippers Theatre in 2003, winning several Jessie's (Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards). Drew McCreadie ran for Ontario Provincial goverment in 1987.