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The Still Life (Feature Film)
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 * 1st Place in Long Form Drama category at the Wild River Film Festival
 * Bronze Jury Award at Park City Music Film Festival
 * Soundtrack winner of the ASCAP ASCAPLUS Award 2006
 * Best Actress, Best Art Direction, 2nd place Best Feature Film, at the Peoria Film Festival

Screenings At The Aarhus International FF (April 2006),The St. Petersburg FF (June 2006), The Plymouth FF (July 2006), The Great Lakes Independent FF (Sept. 2006), The Wild River FF (Sept. 2006), The American Artist FF (Sept. 2006), The Valley FF (Sept. 2006), The FAIF FF (Oct. 2006), The Tacoma FF (Oct. 2006), The Cackalacky FF (Oct. 2006), The Queens Int. FF (Nov. 2006), The 8th Panorama of Independent Film Makers (Dec. 2006), The Trail Dance FF (Jan. 2007), The Park City Film Music Festival (Jan. 2007) and The Buffalo Niagara FF (March 2007), Fargo FF (March 2007), Peoria FF (March 2007), Cinemaniacs FF (March 2007)

Written and directed by Joel Miller and produced through Albion Entertainment, Inc. this poignant drama stars Jason Barry; Titanic, Mirrormask; Terry Moore, Mighty Joe Young; Rachel Miner, Bully; and Don S. Davis, Stargate SG-1 and features original music by platinum selling artists such as Dizzy Reed, Guns N’ Roses; Dave "The Snake" Sabo, Skid Row; Adrian Young, No Doubt; Peter Finestone, Bad Religion; Darius Rucker, Hootie and the Blowfish; Delaney Bramlett, Bonnie and Delaney and Friends; Eddie Hedges, Blessid Union of Souls; Dean Dinning, Toad the Wet Sprocket; Louise Post, Veruca Salt; Matthew Nelson, The Nelsons and Sonny Mone, Crazy Horse.

THE STILL LIFE explores the fragile separation between failure and success and love and tragedy through an artist who struggles to regain himself and his identity after giving in to conventional success.

THE STILL LIFE details the life of reclusive, alcoholic artist Julian Lamont Jason Barry and his journey along a path of destructionism – a new genre of art that he accidentally develops during a night of self-loathing. Throughout the film, he is faced with a myriad of relationships that force him to take responsibility for his personal choices and to make a decision about the kind of artist that he wants to be.

First-time director, Miller gained experience in the film world by serving as a set dresser on numerous productions, including “All the Rage.” Previous to forming Albion Entertainment, he worked at a recording studio for acts such as Billy Idol, he later toured with bands including Guns N Roses, Stone Temple Pilots, The Cranberries and Poison. While traveling with these bands, Miller gained an even deeper appreciation for art and began working on THE STILL LIFE. Miller took his film and music experiences and brought his idea to fruition.

THE STILL LIFE came together incorporating up and coming actors and established musicians to create an entertainment powerhouse. The film also features Holly Fields, The O.C.; Angel Boris, General Hospital; and Robert Miano, Donnie Brasco along with a myriad of cameos ranging from Jonathan Davis, lead singer of Korn; Tiny Lister,Friday; Josh Todd, lead singer of Buckcherry; Domenica Cameron-Scorsese; Kato Kaelin; Al Snow, WWE Wrestler; Yolanda King, Daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Louis Plack Hammett
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Louis Plack Hammett (April 7, 1894 - February 9, 1987) is mostly known for the Hammett equation, an expression deployed in Physical chemistry empirically linking free energy differences with certain functional groups and certain classes of organic reactions.

Hammett grew up in Portland, Maine, and studied in Harvard and Switzerland. He earned his Ph.D. at Columbia University. He authored a then famous textbook on Physical Organic chemistry.

Subliminal Punctuation
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Subliminal Punctuation is the abnormal yet deliberate use of punctuation inside of text. It was developed, in part, as a response to search engines to enable certain words to be marked yet preserve their function inside a sentence. And example of subliminal punctuation is:  A-dot .wanted. to mak.e a point, yet three more were made.

Pioneered by graffiti artists, the abnormal (or specialized) use of punctuation posed a problem when certain computer programming symbols are read as commands for a program to follow. Through the use of Subliminal Punctuation, artists were able to open a new door: one rightfully called the potential of punctual identity, (sic).

Jin Wicked
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Jin Wicked is a new yet noteable artist who apeared on the Internet in 2001. She is a studio artist, cartoonist, and creative writer working out of her home in Houston, TX. Wicked has created original paintings, drawings, and comics that are currently being kept in private collections around the world.

Wicked regularly submits new artwork to her personal web site (http://crap.jinwicked.com) and is an active member in the LiveJournal community.

Alex Milanovic
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Alex Milanovc (Aco) is a former Yugoslav diplomat (born August 21, 1990) was born in Rockdale and at the age of 12 moved to the exalted suburb Minto Alex became good friends with Milion Melake, Kevin Donnelly, Nico Azarcon and the crew leader Aaron Bell. He then later moved to Airds and is still residing there.

Zachary Freese
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Zach Freese is a notable card magician and manipulator from the Bay Area. He is also known for his brilliant mentalism and close-up effects. He does private shows every year which he picks out personally. He maintains the website www.topbb.com/aoi Which is a website "Only for magicians as he says".

IBEEM (Internet Business Electronic Exchange Modules)
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IBEEM (Internet Business Electronic Exchange Modules) is a web-based management system developed by Acecomp Plus. IBEEM has made it easy for non web users to establish a professional online presence by combining IBEEM into their web infrastructure. 1 History 2 IBEEM 3 Versions 3.1 IBEEM Family 3.2 Versions of IBEEM 4 Descriptions 5 Administration 6 Support 7 Source code 8 Future Development 9 Licensing History IBEEM was originally released on Nov 15 1998.The programming for earlier versions of IBEEM (prior to version 1.7) was a combination of programming languages including HTML, VB Scripting and Java Scripting running on an access database. With the long awaited release of IBEEM version 2.0 on Aug 15 2000 comes several advanced features including a high volume database, e-commerce and online merchant interrogation. IBEEM version 3.0 released Mar 1 2002 included new editions to the IBEEM family of applications which included IBEEM CMS (Content Management System), IBEEM EMS (E-Commerce Management System, IBEEM ECMS (E-Commerce & Content Management System) and IBEEM Intranet. IBEEM Version 4.0 was released Oct 1 2004 and now included a few more additions to the IBEEM Family starting with the Standard Edition for lower volume sites. The Enhanced Edition with more features or medium volume site and Premium Edition for more advanced options and higher volume sites. IBEEM has continued to advance and is currently in version 4.5 which was released Nov 15 2005. IBEEM Short for “Internet Business Electronic Exchange Modules” it’s a browser-based management system. Versions 1998 - IBEEM CMS Version 1.0 1999 – IBEEM CMS Version 1.5 2000 – IBEEM CMS Version 2.0, IBEEM EMS, IBEEM ECMS and IBEEM INTRANET 2001 – IBEEM Version 2.5 2002 – IBEEM Version 3.0 2003 – IBEEM Version 3.5 2004 – IBEEM Version 4.0 Standard, Enhanced, Premium 2005 – IBEEM Version 4.5 IBEEM Family IBEEM CMS (Content Management System) IBEEM EMS (E-Commerce Management System) IBEEM ECMS (E-Commerce & Content Management System) IBEEM Intranet Versions of IBEEM Standard Edition Enhanced Edition Premium Edition Description IBEEM is a full-featured Management System that is fully scalable and can be customized to specific requirements. IBEEM CMS Standard Edition was designed with the small business in mind and includes some of the same tools as the Enhanced and Premium Content Management Solutions. IBEEM's user interface has been setup to allow organizations to easily manage content. The Rich text editor includes tools similar to those found in many word processing applications like Microsoft Word, WordPerfect and Sun Office Suite. IBEEM Content Manager Solution also supports linked files, image uploads, templates with editable/non-editable regions, Metatags Manager and more. IBEEM CMS enables businesses to easily produce content throughout the entire website and efficiently deliver their content through multiple channels, while maximizing the value of their content with real-time management and deployment. IBEEM E-Commerce Editions are full-featured ECOM systems that are fully scalable. Administration Browser-based anywhere Web publishing, no technical skills required using the WYSIWYG rich-text content editor including easily cut and paste content. Support IBEEM Is fully supported by Acecomp Plus. The support team has direct access to the developers as necessary to handle problems. Source code IBEEM is written in a mixture of HTML, VBScript, Java Scripting, XML, Com components, and several other advanced programming languages. Future Development Acecomp Plus is continuing to advance the features of IBEEM and are currently working on IBEEM Version 5.0. Licensing IBEEM CMS, IBEEM EMS, IBEEM ECMS, IBEEM INTRANET AND IBEEM ECMS+I ARE LICENSED BY ACECOMP PLUS UNDER ISLA (IBEEM Software License Agreement).

George Bishay
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george bishay is a student a girraween high school. He is of Egyptian decent and is 5 foot 9. He is in the 10th grade and is currently single.

Manoj Saxena's Webify acquired by IBM
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IBM acquires Webify Solutions -- a company founded by indian-american Manoj Saxena. This acquisition builds upon IBM's strategy to take advantage of its strengths in business consulting, IT services and software to help companies optimize and transform their businesses. Webify technology will be immediately integrated into IBM Software Group under the WebSphere brand. Webify CEO, Manoj Saxena will stay on as Vice President to lead the newly formed business unit.

crux tooth and nail recording artists
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crux tooth and nail recording artists The year was 1993 and from the ashes of longtime Portland punk band EMPTY TOMB, arose the punk powerhouse that was to The year was 1993 and from the ashes of longtime Portland punk band EMPTY TOMB, arose the punk powerhouse that was to be called CRUX. Upon the demise of Empty Tomb (Kevin left to do Sometime Sunday, Steve was having health problems) the remaining guys quickly began to regroup in the shadows, and within 4-5 months emerged onto the scene with a new vocalist, a new sound, and energy unlike any they had before. The coming together of these four guys from their different backgrounds musically just flowed. With precise, yet room for breath drumming of Mike, the punk and thrash metal and chops of Greg, Andy's melodic punk tendencies, and Rich, the classically trained jazz singer together with the prolific and though provoking socio political/ topical lyrics that all the members contributed to (but Andy and right primarily wrote). Crux had something to say and believe me, with a sound like theirs, people listened. Within a short time upon forming the band put together a demo (nicknamed the green tape) and the guitarist Greg and I formed boot to head records, and we released it (though it was more like we put our name on it). The response was nothing more than shocking, they were getting rave reviews from all over, and even impressed Shawn Stern (youth brigade/ better youth organization (BYO)) so much he called them directly and wanted to hear more. Unfortunately nothing happened with BYO (I'm only speculating here, but perhaps they finally understood the bands conservative leaning lyrics upon further listens)... none the less Crux moved on... within a year we released a new split 7" series titled "Don't spit on me" and the volume one featured two brand new and (I'd say best Crux tracks ever, hard heavy, and ohhh so powerful)... this 7" along with the green tape solidified Crux's place on the roster of the then fledgling label Tooth and Nail records. It wasn't long and Crux went into the studio with Drew Canulette (longtime renown northwest recording engineer) and to record their t&n debut "failure to Yield", this album, overall is the best Crux release ever, this the album simply put, shined. It included the best tracks from the green tape recorded at a great studio this time, along with a handful of brand new scorchers, including one track sung by Andy (foreshadowing what was to come with shorthanded). After the release of this album Crux embarked on a tour with friends and label mates MxPx that covered a good portion of the states, and they berated people with their melodic (sometimes) but always-catchy punk rock sounds... Shortly after this tour, the bands biggest hit came when original bassist, co-songwriter/ lyricist and longtime friend quit the band to peruse his own thing (which would become shorthanded), this stunted the band in the short term, and changed their sound a bit in the long term. But, they would eventually find a good match and collaborator in the youngin Bob Gossett. There is no doubt this new lineup rocked just as hard as the original, but in the process they lost a bit of their melody and replaced it with thrashier, faster, more balls to the wall crossover influences. And soon they had a whole set of new songs and began to record their sophomore t&n record titled "Cakewalk". This time in the studio with Kevin Nettleingham at the helm. Cakewalk turned out to be a great record in its own right, but as expected Crux got heavier in the process, and thrashier, but thankfully they never lost their punk power, their drive or their knack for writing a good punk song. The band toured a few times on this alum, spreading the love to those so lucky as to catch them. But unfortunately this album didn't take them to the next level they needed, and the label began to loose interest and the band and label parted ways. This was good in that it gave the band back some more freedom to do what they wanted, but it also left them without an immediate outlet to release the next record which they had already started writing. It was early 1999 and soon enough Crux decided to give boot to head the option of putting it out, and we were more than pleased to release "How Does It Go?" (again recorded by Kevin Nettleingham), and Crux came home. Unfortunately, the band calling it a day shortly after the record came out shortened Crux's stay at Boot to Head. It was just time, their day had come like all good legends and bands alike. So what's the moral to this story...? You tell me!

LART - a single board computer project
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LART is a single board computer (SBC) designed by staff of the University of Delft/Netherlands. The creators advertise complete layout by means of CAD files, software and kernel patches for Linux, all released unter the GNU GPL. However they actually don't sell any hardware and their website is currently down.

A standard LART configuration may feature 32 MB DRAM and 4 MB Flash ROM. Most interesting is the low power consumption of less than 1 W while providing ~ 250 MIPS, making it an ideal system for embedded computing.

The Fifth Demension -- Tesseracts
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We would have to start out small if we were to explain the fifth demension. The first demension is a line, right? The second demension is a line squared, a square. The third demension is the square squared, a cube. The fourth dimension is a cube squared. You couldn't exactly draw it with a pencil as you could the others so you could call the fourth demension Time. Now, the fifth demension, you would have to square the fourth demension and you obviously couldn't draw that at all, but the fifth demension could become a tesseract so that you oculd travel through time and space. It is all very confusing, but it is true, a tesseract is basically the fifth demension.

A Wrinkle in Time -- Book

Gerhardt Krugenkleigel
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Gerhardt Krugenkleigel Day is an Alpine Holiday celebrating the fearless actions of Gerhardt Helmut Krugenkleigel.

On May 9, 1469, after numerous years of harsh Alpine Winters, Gerhardt Krugenkleigel set out on a mission for the forests of the Alps with his staff in hand.

He began to tap and wrap the trees of the forest with his staff, believing he could frighten the evil spirits away and usher in a more prosperous (and very needed) spring harvest. Coincedentally, the Spring harvest was the best his village had seen in years and it was largely believed that the actions of Gerhardt were to thank for this. As a result of this prosperity, he continued the ritual for the next sixty-eight years, until his death at the age of ninety-two.

The tradition has been carried on by admirers of Mr. Krugenkleigel (with the obvious breaks during the various European wars over the years) to this very day, however, now these celebrations are not limited to the original Alpine reigon alone.

Gerhardt Krugenkliegel Day has been a family tradition for many and, as such, has been passed down through the generations. Krugenkliegel Day is celebrated all over the world, with celebrations taking place primarily in Luxemburg, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, The United States, and Argentina.

British Iranians
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 Notable British Iranians 

Camila Batmanghelidjh

Darius Danesh

Ali Dizaei

Omid Djalili, comedian and actor

Maryam Hashemi

Sharu Naraji, footballer

Royal Air Force Mountain Rescue Service (United Kingdom)
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The Royal Air Force Mountain Rescue Service (RAFMRS) provides land rescue over the mountain areas of the United Kingdom. RAF Mountain rescue teams (MRTs) were first organized during World War II to rescue aircrew from the large number of aircraft crashes then occurring on high ground (1). The practice at the time was to organize ad-hoc rescue parties from station medical sections and other ground personnel. Experience demonstrated that this could be dangerous. While the mountains of the United Kingdom are not very tall, they contain much formerly glaciated terrain with steep cliffs, talus slopes, high peaks and cirque basins, and generally experience a sub-arctic climate at relatively low altitudes. Snow, and high winds, sometimes in excess of 100 miles per hour, are posssible any month of the year. Rescue operations in these conditions require personnel with specialized mountaineering training and equipment.

Founding of the Service
An RAF medical officer, Flight Lieutenant George Graham, is credited with creating the first organized team at RAF Landwrog in North Wales in 1943. Graham's team rescued dozens of allied airmen from Snowdonia before Graham was posted to Burma, where he took part in an early pararescue operation (strikingly similar to one generally credited as the beginning of United States Air Force Pararescue), saving the life of a Royal Canadian Air Force navigator, Flying Officer W. Prosser (1). Shortly after the war the fledgling service was reorganized and retrained along professional grounds through an influx of trained mountaineers, particularly Sergeant J.R. Lees, whose involvement with the service is recounted by author and mountain guide Gwen Moffat in her 1964 book about the early days of the service, Two Star Red (Hodder & Stoughton) (2). Other notable early team leaders include Austrian guide Hans Pick, Colin Pibworth, and John Hinde (1).

Early history
A mountain rescue operation is known as a "call-out." Particularly noteworthy call-outs include the extended search for the remains of the crew of Lancaster TX 264 of 120 Squadron (RAF), which crashed into Scotland's 3313-foot Beinn Eighe on March 14th, 1951. Recovering all the remains took several months, and led to public criticism of the fledgling service from mountaineering groups, which helped prod the RAF to provide specialized personnel, better training, and proper equipment. Less than a year later, an Aer Lingus Dakota crashed into a mountain near Porthmadog in Snowdonia with 23 people on board, and RAFMRS personnel recovered the remains. Over the 1950s, the service became more professional and better coordinated with civilian authorities. Many noteworthy civilian volunteer mountain rescue teams in the UK began as RAFMRS "sub-units." Two air crashes high in the mountains of Turkey during the 1950s provided call-outs for the first of several overseas teams of the RAFMRS, based at RAF Nicosia in Cypress. Both crashes had a sense of Cold War espionage, involving secret nuclear papers and equipment. To this day the service's historians feel they lack all the details. Other overseas teams were based in Aden, Yemen, Dubai, and Hong Kong (1). The RAF allowed women team members for the first time in 1988. Since their formation the teams have rescued thousands of civilian walkers and climbers and responded to hundreds of aircraft crashes. Perhaps the most famous call-out of all was for the crash of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988. This terrorist incident resulted in the scattering of human remains over a wide swath of southern Scotland. The call-out involved four of the six teams then in existence and stretched the personnel involved to the limits (1).

Training
All RAF MRT members are volunteers. For reasons lost to history, RAFMRS team members are known as "M.R. troops" or just "troops." Traditionally, team membership is reserved for enlisted men and women; although officers may serve as officers i/c (in charge), this is not at all the same thing as being the team leader. That position is reserved for a senior NCO, generally a grizzled veteran. For some, service on a team is a primary duty. For others it's a part-time activity for which they are granted relief from other normal secondary duties, such as guard duty. Most training is done "on the hill," the term for mountaineering training days. Only a minority pass the three-week trial period required to join. Once accepted, new troops are considered "novices." A "badge test" after the first year is the mark of a trained troop, and permits the wearing of the mountain rescue badge on dress uniform. Walking, mountain navigation, high-angle rescue techniques, rock climbing, and winter mountaineering are the primary training activities, which are carried out in all weathers. A minority of troops practise fell running, a traditional country sport in northern England, and excellent training. A regular troop can expect to spend upwards of a hundred days a year on the hill, which makes the most seasoned RAFMRS personnel some of the fittest mountaineers in the world. Many Himalayan expeditions have been mounted, or troops and ex-troops have participated in other organizations' expeditions. In 1970, ex-troop Ian Clough died when a serac collapsed on him while descending Annapurna on an expedition with Chris Bonnington. Other sites for expeditions have included Alaska's Denali, Mt. Everest, and Antarctica, where troops have volunteered for British Antarctic Survey duties. Each year for several decades, the service has run seperate summer and winter mountaineering courses. The focus is on training lead climbers. USAF pararescue personnel from American air bases in England generally attend. A special course is held when needed every few years to train team leaders. (3)

Current Organization and Deployment
Today the RAFMRS comprises four teams, based at RAF stations Valley in North Wales, Leuchars and Kinloss in Scotland, and Leeming in England. There is now a central headquarters administration, previously lacking, associated with the MRT at RAF Valley.The history of the service was first comprehensively detailed in Frank Card’s Whensoever, published by The Earnest Press, in 1993, from which this wikipedia article is largely drawn.

Decorations
The following decorations have been awarded to past and serving members of the RAFMRS:

George Medal: Flt. Sgt. J.R. Lees, for Amphitheatre Buttress rescue, 1958.

Member of the British Empire: Flt. Lt. G. Graham, for services to mountain rescue, 1943. Flt. Lt. D. Chrichton, for services to mountain rescue, 1946. Flt. Lt. R. Robertson, for Mt. Suphan (Turkey) call-out, 1959. Sqn. Ldr. J Sims, for services to mountain rescue, 1967. Sqn. Ldr. G. Blackburn, for services to mountain rescue, 1984. Sqn. Ldr. W. Gault, for Lockerbie Air Disaster, 1989.

British Empire Medal Cpl. G. McTigue, for services to mountain rescue, 1943. SAC. M. Brown, for Beinn Eighe call-out, 1952. Sgt. J. Mooring, for services to mountain rescue, 1958. Flt. Sgt. H. Appleby, for Mt. Suphan (Turkey) call-out, 1959. Sgt. J. Emmerson, for Mt. Suphan (Turkey) call-out, 1959. SAC. G. Murphy, for Mt. Suphan (Turkey) call-out, 1959. Sgt. J. Steed, for services to mountain rescue, 1960. Flt. Sgt. J.R. Lees, for services to mountain rescue, 1962. Flt. Sgt. W. Brankin, for services to mountain rescue, 1963. Sgt. G. Patterson, for Wadi Mukeiras call-out, 1959. Ch. Tech. J. Hinde, for services to mountain rescue, 1964. Sgt. P. McGowan, for services to mountain rescue, 1971. Cpl. C. Pibworth, for services to mountain rescue and desert rescue, 1972. Flt. Sgt. J. Tunnah, for services to mountain rescue, 1972. Flt. Sgt. G. Bruce, for services to mountain rescue and Elephant Island Expedition, 1973. Flt. Sgt. H. Oldham, for services to mountain rescue, 1976. Flt. Sgt. R. Sefton, for services to mountain rescue, 1977. Flt. Sgt. J. Baines, for services to mountain rescue, 1979. Ch. Tech. J. Craig, for services to mountain rescue, 1979. Flt. Sgt. A. Haveron, for services to mountain rescue, 1984. Flt. Sgt. D. Shanks, for services to mountain rescue, 1986. Flt. Sgt. K. Taylor, for services to mountain rescue, 1987. Flt. Sgt. P. Weatherill, for services to mountain rescue, 1987. Flt. Sgt. D. Whalley, for services to mountain rescue, 1992. Flt. Sgt. P. Kirkpatrick, for services to mountain rescue, 1993.

Queen's Commendation for Bravery SAC. G. Hercod, for for Mt. Suphan (Turkey) call-out, 1959. Flt. Sgt. G. Bruce, call out for missing school party on Cairngorms, 1971. Sgt. W. Batson, for Lockerbie Air Disaster, 1989. Sgt. P. Winn, for Lockerbie Air Disaster, 1989. Flt. Sgt. D. Whalley, for Lockerbie Air Disaster, 1989.

This list as presented in "Whensoever" by Frank Card, 1993. The list needs to be updated for awards made between 2003 and the present.

Dan Wardell
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Dan Wardell is a notable children's television host on Iowa Public Television. He hosts the Kid's block in the morning. In between shows, Mr. Wardell sometimes has his "Healthy Minutes" segment, which encourages viewers to make healthy decisions, such as getting active and eating more fruits and vegetables.

Dan Wardell also appears as a host for the IPTV Festival, trying to raise money for the station.

The ToO Two Year Anniversary
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The ToO (Town of Odyssey) Was started on the first of April of 2005. The two year anniversary would be on the first of April, 2007.

Alexander Waverly
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Please redirect Alexander Waverly to The Man From U.N.C.L.E., he was a main character on the show (this is already in the article).

Dan Wardell
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Dan Wardell is a notable children's television host on Iowa Public Television. He is also a radio disk jockey. He hosts the Kid's block in the morning. In between shows, Mr. Wardell sometimes has his "Healthy Minutes" segment, which encourages viewers to make healthy decisions, such as getting active and eating more fruits and vegetables.

Dan Wardell also appears as a host for the IPTV Festival, trying to raise money for the station.

Mr. Wardell also has a Children's radio show on KDPS from Davenport, Iowa, called Crazy Dave's Kid Show, which airs every saturday morning at 10 AM and recieves calls from all over the world, including Sweden, Australia, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and California. Podcasts of his show are available on iTunes and from [www.crazydaveradio.com]. Crazy Dave's Kid Show has aired every Saturday since the first weekend of August, 2001.

Matthew Scalia
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Matthew Scalia is the son of the Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. He is a U.S. Army Major and currently works at the University of Delaware in ROTC. He is a hottie with a body!

Cineforum
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The Cineforum is a Toronto landmark. A small movie house on bathurst street. For over 15 years Reg Hart has been showing films out of his living room and making inspirational speeches to young artists.

Brittney Nickles
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Brittney Nickles born on September 17, 1987 is the world youngest entrepuener.

Key West Literary Seminar
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The Key West Literary Seminar is a writers conference and festivals held each January in Key West, Florida, for the past quarter-century. It draws an international audience for readings, panel discussions, and workshops.

The Seminar's history dates to 1983, when writers began gathering in the small tropical town that had been home to Ernest Hemingway, Tennessee Williams, Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, Ralph Ellison, Richard Wilbur, John Ciardi, John Dos Passos, and Elizabeth Bishop. Activities are centered at the San Carlos Institute, a historic 19th-century building owned by the Government of Cuba. The seminar begins each year with the John Hersey Memorial Address and also features a series of receptions.

Brian Salinas
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he is the greatest, most ballinist person alive

MIC BANDITZ
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'''BIOGRAPHY ''' Outstandingly talented rapper group, MIC BANDITZ is giving shape to a new Hip-Hop style initiated by m-flo’s VERBAL. The founder of espionage records, VERBAL is one of this group’s members. They’ve been continuously seeking original and unique style which wouldn’t resemble anything else following VERBAL’s idea of reinventing Japanese Hip-Hop. Their search process can be seen in their musical output such as The Visitors"and "SIXTH SENSE". As Hip-Hop firmly established itself in Japan and the local scene is becoming more and more saturated, it’s no exaggeration to say that the MIC BANDITS are like a ray of light!!

VERBAL Needless to say that he’s a member of m-flo. In addition he’s a producer of Heartsdales and SUITE CHIC. Moreover, he collaborates with many artists such as BoA, DJ HASEBE, Fantastic Plastic Machine. He produces not only Hip-Hop but also often ventures into other musical genre.

Arkitec His sense of rhythm is above average for a Japanese person. His style is flexible enough to collaborate with Crystal Kay and Namie Amuro. Apart from being a member of MIC BANDITZ, he’s also a rapper of Lovedelic who fuse various genres of music, from Hip-Hop to Jazz to Rock.

ClenchMr.Blistah He actively held gigs as “Clench&Blistah” as well. His charismatic stage performances are definitely worth checking out. He also collaborates with one of the most popular Japanese female pop singers, Kumi Koda. He freely works for both underground and J-pop music.  51-GOICHI- In the past, he recorded his solo debut released on WARNER MUSIC JAPAN. He spent his childhood and adolescents (4 to 16 years old) in South London. He subtly utilizes his bilingual skills rapping in both English and Japanese.

COYASS His unique rap style and his original view on lyrics are absolutely peerless. In addition, he is also a dentist.

Harry Tait
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Harry Tait is great, just great, nobody can be better than him as he is just a legend!

What are Skwala americana?
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Krugenkliegel Day (May 9th)
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As the story goes - on May 9, 1469, after numerous years of unforgiving winters, Gerhardt Helmut Krugenkliegel set out into the forests of the Alps with his walking stick in his hand and a mission on his mind.

He began to wrap the trees of the forest with his staff, thus frightening the evil spirits away and ushering in a glorious and prosperous spring growing season. Gerhardt continued the ritual for almost seventy years, until his death at the age of ninety-two.

Krugenkliegel Day is a heritage-based holiday originating somewhere in Alpine Europe. Over the years, the holiday has almost completely ceased to exist primarily due to the renaissance, the church and the geographical ambiguity of the holiday’s origins.

In the mid-1400s Europe had many newly forming and overlapping areas of power. For instance, the area that Gerhardt Krugenkliegel hailed from was known of as the “Small States” but, portions of the Small States were now under the control of the Duke of Burgundy, the Duke of Milan or Austria. It is quite difficult to actually determine where and under which rule exactly Herr Krugenkliegel lived.

Another fundamentally important thing to recognize about Krugenkliegel Day is that it originated at the onset of the Renaissance Period. Many people were beginning to recognize the importance of education and learning. As an example of this changing of the times Matteo Palmieri wrote in the 1430s: 'Now indeed may every thoughtful spirit thank God that it has been permitted to him to be born in a new age.' The renaissance was now born, and it would be a brand new age where a focus on education would prove to be essential.

Many people in Gerhardt’s village believed that he was directly responsible for chasing away the bad spirits that corrupted their previous Spring harvest and planting season. Unfortunately, when word of his heroism spread to those outside of the village (and newly educated as a result of the renaissance), it was quickly learned that he, in fact, probably had nothing to do with the change in luck for the villagers. This is probably the leading reason why Krugenkliegel Day is largely unknown by so many today.

An interest in the man behind the holiday has prompted a slow and steady resurgence in interest. Today, Krugenkliegel Day is celebrated all over the world, with celebrations taking place predominantly in France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, The United States, Brasil and Argentina.

In retrospect, Gerhardt Krugenkliegel truly believed that there were demons and evil spirits in the ground that could access the world through the trees; he also knew that his village’s livelihood depended heavily on a strong first harvest. Herr Krugenkliegel felt that it would be better to take the wrong action than to take no action at all – so he set out to change the course of the future.

The important thing to recognize is that was a man who faced the darkest fear he could imagine – completely alone – for the benefit of his whole village – with no guarantee that he would ever return. Krugenkliegel Day (May 9th) continues to gain momentum to this day as a celebration (and arguably a reminder) of the bravery that is within us all that we refuse to tap into due to its inconvenience. It is a reminder of our place in society and that sometimes we need to put the greater good ahead of our own personal comfort. It is mostly celebrated because it is an excuse to enjoy enormous quantities of good food and great beer!