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The Mayor of Hooperville
The Mayor of Hooperville is the alter-ego and stage name used by Erika Fey, an American hula hoop performer, instructor, retailer and manufacturer based in Portland, Oregon. She employs a style of hula hooping, also known as hoopdance, which utilzes one or more modernized and weighted hula hoops to execute an improvisational or choreographed routine of stylized tricks and complicated manuevers. She is among the leaders of the current reemergence of hula hooping as an art and recreation among adults.

Future of Wrestling
Future of Wrestling was an American independent wrestling promotion based in southern Florida during the late 1990s. Founded by Bobby Rogers, the promotion was a rival of Full Impact Pro and NWA Florida and featured several top independent wrestlers including Scoot Andrews, Billy Fives, Maximum Capacity, Dirty Dennis Allen, Mister Saint Laurent, Jeff Brooks, Buck Quartermaine and Wildside (Anthony Michaels & Jeff Roth) as well as World Championship Wrestling veterans Dusty Rhodes, Kevin Sullivan, Norman Smiley and Curt Henning, the latter holding the FOW Heavyweight Championship until the promotions close in 2003.

The promotion was associated with Rusty Brooks's School of Hard Knocks, which acted as its training school throughout its five year history. Former mainstays such as Lo Ki, The Shane Twins and Phi Delta Slam (Bruno Sassi & Big Tilly) have since signed with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. In 2005, former FOW Tag Team Champion Alvin Burke, Jr. signed a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment to compete in its developmental territory Ohio Valley Wrestling.

Others who have made appearances include former Extreme Championship Wrestling wrestlers Terry Funk and The Sandman as well World Wrestling Federation wrestlers Barry Horowitz, Duke "The Dumpster" Droese, Doink the Clown, Tatanka, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Jerry "The King" Lawler and The Bushwhackers.

History
In early 1998, Bobby Rogers began promoting in local gyms and small auditoriums in the Broward-Palm Beach area with Johnny Evans being crowned as the first FOW Heavyweight Champion in May while The Masked Assassins won the FOW Tag Team Championship later that month. On October 8, Pat McGuire would become the first FOW Hardcore Champion in Oakland Park, Florida. During the next year, he soon developed a talented roster of local independent wrestlers which included Al Bino, David Babylon, Billy Fives, Antonio Banks, Dow Jones, Ram Man and The Vandalz (Ricky and Tommy Vandal).

The following year, the promotion toured South America during which time the FOW International Championship was created with Cyborg winning the title in Lima, Peru on April 24, 1999. During the summer, both the FOW Heavyweight and International Championships switched hands returning to Lima. The promotion would also begin broadcasting its local televised events through its website and eventually dvd releases.

As its success rose, more prominent wrestlers such as Scoot Andrews and Lo Ki who both won the FOW Heavyweight Championship in early-2001 and, as a result of a three way rivalry between Independent Pro Wrestling, NWA Florida and Future of Wrestling, the FOW and IPW Heavyweight titles were unified with the NWA Florida Heavyweight Championship when NWA Florida Heavyweight Champion Buck Quartermaine defeated IPW Heavyweight Champion Mike Sullivan and FOW Heavyweight Champion Scoot Andrews in a "Three Way Dance" at an interpromotional event in Saint Petersburg, Florida in April 2001. By the end of the year, Hack Meyers teamed with Dave Johnson to win the FOW Tag Team Championship from The Vandalz in Davie, Florida on December 20, 2001.

During 2002, Barry Horowitz and The Sandman enjoyed brief reigns as FOW Hardcore Championship while Norman Smiley and Curt Henning won the FOW Heavyweight Championship during the year. On March 13, the promotion held one of its biggest shows, King of Carnage, at the Davie Rodeo Arena in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. With over 3,000 in attendance, the supercard included Barry Horowitz, The Sandman, Christopher Daniels, Joey Matthews & Christian York and ECWA Heavyweight Champion Scoot Andrews defending his title against Lo Ki and Mike Sullivan in a "Three Way Dance". In the semi-main event, Kevin Sullivan defeated Dusty Rhodes, Terry Funk and Abdullah the Butcher in a "Fatal Four Way" match while Al Bino defeated FOW Light Heavyweight Champion J-Dawg for the title in a match including Johnny Vandal. The promotion received further exposure from the show which was released on dvd soon after.

In July, the promotion also toured Saudi Arabia with Mike Sullivan defeating Billy Fives for the FOW Heavyweight Championship on July 25 before loosing the title back to Fives the following night. Later that year, it appeared at the Florida Atlantic University on October 4, 2002. During the event, FOW Light Heavyweight Champion Dave Babylon defending his title in a seven man "Kill the Man with the Belt" match. As the prematch stipulations ruled that whichever wrestler held the belt by the end by the end of the match, babylon would lose his title several times before managing to regain it before the end of the match.

Its success was short-lived however as its the promotion began experiencing financial difficulties, which worsened as promoter Bobby Rogers would be involved in legal problems during this time, and the promotion was forced to close in early 2003.

Roster

 * ''see List of Future of Wrestling alumni

Championships

 * FOW Heavyweight Championship
 * FOW International Heavyweight Championship
 * FOW Hardcore Championship
 * FOW Light Heavyweight Championship
 * FOW Tag Team Championship

Media

 * FOW King of Carnage. DVD. Future of Wrestling/World Wrestling Network, 2003.

Trayectoria

 * 2006-? CD Suchitepéquez (25 partidos y 17 goles)

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Otros datos
Actualmente, es el máximo goleador histórico del CD Suchitepéquez en la Primera División de Ascenso.

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Michael Stanco to Maximum capacity (or Maximum Capacity)
Michael Stanco should redirect to Maximum capacity (although its correct name is Maximum Capacity).

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National Wrestling League to NWL
National Wrestling League and House of Pain Wrestling should redirect to NWL or NWL/HoPWF. 71.184.41.195 (talk) 02:33, 15 December 2007 (UTC)

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Lyndon Remias
Lyndon S. Remias (born September 22, 1967) is the first Filipino-American ever elected to the City of Virginia Beach School Board. He is married to the former Susan Fernando. Remias has two children.

Election Background
Lyndon Remias was elected to the School Board in May 2006 for his first term. Remias defeated incumbent Lois Williams 19,396 to 15,363 to win the Princess Anne District Race. Although Williams was the incumbent a majority of the Virginia Beach School Board turned against Williams and supported Remias.

In May 2004 Remias unsuccessfully ran for a seat on the School Board. Remias finished 132 votes behind winner [Rita Sweet Bellitto] in his bid for an at-large seat on the Virginia Beach School Board.

Because Bellitto's margin of victory was less than 1 percent of the combined votes cast for her and Remias, Virginia law allowed Remias to request a recount. Remias opted not to pursue a recount but vowed to mount a stronger campaign the next time he ran.

Education
Remias is a 1989 graduate of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Remias received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Accounting.

Professional Background
Remias is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA). He has over 17 years of operational, financial and compliance auditing experience. Currently, Remias is a Senior Operational Auditor with [Amerigroup Corporation] in Virginia Beach.

Remias worked previously with [Eastern Virginia Medical School] where in 2003 he was appointed the first ever Internal Auditor for the medical school.

Filipino-American Community
A strong showing by the 14,000-member Filipino-American community in Virginia Beach helped push Remias to victory. Remias became the third Filipino-American elected to a political office in Virginia Beach joining [Ron Villanueva], Virginia Beach City Councilman and [Tina Sinnen], Virginia Beach Circuit Court Clerk.

Virginia Beach City Public Schools
The Virginia Beach City Public Schools (VBCPS) is one of the largest school systems in the Commonwealth of Virginia. VBCPS serves approximately 70,535 students in grades K-12. Currently, the school system includes 57 elementary schools, 15 middle schools, 11 high schools, and a number of secondary/post-secondary specialty centers.

Dril-Quip
Dril-Quip was co-founded as a Texas corporation in 1981 by Larry E. Reimert, Gary D. Smith, J. Mike Walker and Gary W. Loveless. Together, Messrs. Reimert, Smith and Walker have over 75 years of combined experience in the oilfield equipment industry, essentially all of which has been with the Company and its major competitors. In addition, key department managers have been with the company over 10 years, on average. The company was reincorporated as a Delaware corporation on Aug. 12, 1997

FIVE Network Australia
A TV channel In Australia

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Ben torrens
(Defamation removed)

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Dream Ticket (DVD) 4-Disc Box Set
The Elton John - Dream Ticket boxset collects three of Elton John memorable concerts from the twenty-first century from years 2000-2003. The box set also includes one video collection of handpicked performances from last fourty years. The Original Release date was 2004.

Disc One: Madison Square Garden The Greatest Hits Live Oct. 2000
Elton takes center stage for over three hours in this live Dvd performance. The musician flys from the epic Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding to Don't Go Breaking My Heart/ with Kiki Dee. He is joined on stage by many performers which include, Billy Joel, Mary J Blige, Ronan Keating, Bryan Adams, Anastacia, and Kiki Dee. The Track Listing is as follows.

Track Listing

 * 1) "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding"


 * 1) "Candle In The Wind"


 * 1) "Bennie and the Jets"


 * 1) "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"/ Duet with Billy Joel


 * 1) "Someone Saved My Life Tonight"


 * 1) "Little Jeannie"


 * 1) "Philadelphia Freedom"


 * 1) "Tiny Dancer"


 * 1) "Can You Feel The Love Tonight"


 * 1) "Daniel"


 * 1) "Rocket Man"


 * 1) "Club at the End of the Street"


 * 1) "Blue Eyes"


 * 1) "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues"/ Duet with Mary J. Blige


 * 1) "The One"


 * 1) "I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That"


 * 1) "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word"


 * 1) "Sacrifice"


 * 1) "Come Together"


 * 1) "Your Song"/ Duet with Ronan Keating


 * 1) "Sad Songs" ( Say So Much )/ Duet with Bryan Adams


 * 1) "I'm Still Standing"


 * 1) "Crocodile Rock"


 * 1) "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting"/ Duet with Anastacia


 * 1) "The Bitch Is Back"


 * 1) "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me"


 * 1) "Don't Go Breaking My Heart"/ Duet with Kiki Dee

Disc Two: London The Royal Opera House Live 2002
Disc two is one of Elton's rare performances with an orchestra. This was the first time he had performed with one in almost twenty years. Some of Elton's unknown and lesser heard songs are heard from here. The Orchestra is conducted by the legendary James Newton Howard. The beginning of the concert is rehearsals of Elton and the band with the Orchestra. The pinnacle of the performance is Carla Etude/Tonight. To finish the concert off they swing into Saturday Night. The Track Listing is as follows.

Track Listing Disc Two

 * 1) Rehearsals/ Interviews


 * 1) "Sixty Years On"


 * 1) "Take Me To The Pilot"


 * 1) "This Train Don't Stop There Anymore"


 * 1) "Carla Etude"


 * 1) "Tonight"


 * 1) "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word"


 * 1) "Philadelphia Freedom"


 * 1) "Burn Down The Mission"


 * 1) "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me"


 * 1) "Your Song"


 * 1) "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting"

Disc Three: Ephesus, Turkey. The Great Amphitheatre 2001
The Final disc is another of Elton's rare performances as a solo pianist. With minor background effects it is all Elton as he glides through twenty one of his most memorable hits. The Track Listing is as follows.

Track Listing Disc Three

 * 1) "Introduction"


 * 1) "Your Song"


 * 1) "Someone Saved My Life Tonight"


 * 1) "Daniel"


 * 1) "Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters"


 * 1) "Honky Cat"


 * 1) "Rocket Man"


 * 1) "Philadelphia Freedom"


 * 1) "Nikita"


 * 1) "Sacrifice"


 * 1) "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word"


 * 1) "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues"


 * 1) "This Train Don't Stop There Anymore"


 * 1) "Burn Down The Mission"


 * 1) "The One"


 * 1) "Blue Eyes"


 * 1) "I'm Still Standing\"


 * 1) "Crocodile Rock"


 * 1) "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me"


 * 1) "Circle Of Life"


 * 1) "Candle In The Wind"

Disc Four: Elton In Four Decades
Much homage is paid to Elton's early years in this disc. Rare performances are shown as you pick from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and 2000's. Along with the performances are rare photographs of some of Elton's most outlandish costumes from each decade. In between each performance is interviews from Elton and his band as well as Thom Bell and Tim Rice describing the songs that Elton has written for over forty years.

1970's

 * 1) Your Song


 * 1) Rocket Man


 * 1) Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters

1980's

 * 1) I'm Still Standing


 * 1) I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues


 * 1) "Empty Garden ( Hey Hey Johnny )"

1990'=s

 * 1) Sacrifice


 * 1) Can You Feel The Love Tonight


 * 1) "Believe"

2000's

 * 1) "I Want Love"


 * 1) This Train Don't Stop There Anymore


 * 1) "Are You Ready For Love" ( Thom Bell Sessions )

Ioannis Aslanidis
Ioannis Aslanidis (aka Deathwing00) was born in Drama, Greece on June the 4th, 1983. He grew up in Spain, where he moved with his parents in 1989. He is well-known for his contributions to the Gentoo Foundation (Gentoo Linux). As can be seen in http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel/roll-call/userinfo.xml he is an active developer. He is a developer of Gentoo Linux since July 7, 2005 as can be seen in http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=98224. Additional details can be found at his personal web page: http://dev.gentoo.org/~deathwing00/ His blog is http://planet.gentoo.org/developers/deathwing00 He is an active Gentoo KDE Herd member as seen in http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/metastructure/herds/herds.xml#doc_chap58 and http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/desktop/kde/ He is an active Gentoo Bugday member as seen in http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/bugday/ He is an active Gentoo Forums member and Global Moderator as seen in http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/forums/ and https://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=22704 He has research publications such as http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/indices/a-tree/a/Aslanidis:Ioannis.html His public LinkedIn profile is http://www.linkedin.com/pub/4/719/984

SAGETEA Methodology
SAGETEA is a methodology for automatically translating a set of requirements in written form into a software system. The first use of SAGETEA was as part of the Atlantis Process Control System. SAGETEA is part of US Patent Application US-2007-0055954-A1. SAGETEA is used for business process management.

GHOP
Redirect to Google Highly Open Participation Contest

B.N. Kirpal
Former Chief Justice of India, Justice B.N. Kirpal has been appointed as the Chairman of the first ever National Forest Commission. source: http://pib.nic.in/archieve/lreleng/lyr2003/rfeb2003/21022003/r2102200335.html

g-Eclipse
g-Eclipse is a set of Eclipse plugins designed to provide access to existing Grid infrastructures for Grid users, operators, and developers. The g-Eclipse project is funded by the European commission under the Sixth Framework Programme, and is an official Eclipse Foundation project.

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Atomic County
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Atiomic County is the fctional universe created within the television show The O.C. It was created primarly by characer Seth Cohen, who began drawings of Little Miss Vixen (based on his girlfriend Summer Roberts), whilst living in Portland with friend Luke. The basis of Atomic County is that of Seth's own experience of living in Orange County since Ryan appeared. In fact the start of Orange County is a twist on when Ryan first moved to Newport. With Seth describing events in one episode "and the demon water-polo player [based on Luke] unleashed a plasma ball and said 'Welcome to Atomic County, Bitch!'"

In later episodes Seth’s drawings are seen by fellow comic book lover Zac Stevens, who convinced Seth to produce a comic book series using his characters. The two teamed up with, at the time, Zac’s girlfriend and inspiration for Little Miss Vixen, Summer Roberts.

Later in the series, after failing to launch the comic in San Diego, producer Carter approaches Seth, and convinces him tore-vive the comic for a graphic novel. Zac and Seth rejoin forces determined to make the graphic novel succeed this time. Summer (now girlfriend to Seth) decides not to get involved this time around.

Summer later gets involved with the graphic novel of Atomic County and poses as Little Miss Vixen at the launch of the raphic novel, which leads Zac and Seth to have a fist fight over her.

Superheroes
Atomic County Characters includes:

Seth Cohen: The Ironist Ryan Atwood: Kid Chino Summer Roberts: Little Miss Vixen Marissa Cooper: Cosmo Girl

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Frederick Crace
Fredrick Crace was a reputable interior designer, whom worked for the likes of, George VI. His main inspirations came from the orient and far east. He brought chinoiserie into the Royal Pavilion in brighton. With coluorful naturalistic designes, it was a favorite of those with extravogant tastes.

Mugwart
Mugwart - Virginia Beach, VA sludge band around from 1998-2002

Discography:

Mugwart - Discography Best of/Compilation, 2004 This Dark Reign Records 1. The Prostitute 2. Before You 3. Fallen 4. Amen 5. Hellbound 6. Deathwish (Christian Death Cover) 7. Razor 8. Extreme Depression And Fatigue 9. 40/90 10. Gutter Drone 11. Pepper Eyewash Cleanse 12. M-Camp 13. Nothing

"Because Sometimes Two Are Better Than One" Split, 2000 Shifty Records Mugwart 1. Amen 2. Hellbound 3. Deathwish (Christian Death Cover) [view lyrics] Fistula 4. Calamine 5. Cocaine (Eric Clapton Cover)

Mugwart Single, 2000 Acrude Records (Paris, France) 500 7'' copies made (100 red wax / 400 black) 1. Before You 2. Fallen

"Crushers Killers Destroyers!" Split, 2002 Shifty Records

Mugwart 1. 40/90  2. Gutter Drone 3. Pepper Eyewash Cleanse Goatsblood 4. Give Up The Ghost 5. Skeleton River 6. Tank Up  Molehill 7. The Guilt Narcotic 8. My Black Jesus 9. A Somewhat Considerable Burden Fistula 10. Dysfunction Sloth (US) 11. Hail The Basement 12. The Great Burning 13. Fart Torture 14. War 15. Return To The Basement 16. Choking Bitches 17. St. Vitus Cover

V/A - "DOOMED" 3 Disc Compilation This Dark Reign records

Disc 1 1. Angelrot - Screwdrive 2. Astrosoniq - Afterlive Rulers 3. Atomic Bitchwax - Kiss the Sun 4. Black Rock - Downer 5. Bongwater 666 - L`Yeyed 6. Borgo Pass - Meat Wallet 7. Boulder - Disrespector 8. Carn - Blood Pump Tempo 9. Cathedral - Mourning of a New Day 10. Drunk Horse - AM/FM Shoes 11. Dune - Dizzy Dotty 12. Electric Wizard - Devils Bride 13. Five Horse Johnson - It Aint Easy 14. 500 Ft. Of Pipe - Turn Me On Baby 15. Hangnail - Overhang Disc 2 16. Jed Whitey - La Tacha 17. Maggott SS - American Living 18. Magnified Eye - Fuel to the Fire 19. Men Of Porn - End 20. Mothercake - Fists of Fury 21. Mugwart - The Prostitute 22. Nice Cat - Serpent of Boom 23. Orange Goblin - The Big Black 24. Peacemaker - Cosmic Wealth 25. Pod People - Goin' South 26. Puny Human - Jesus Has My Legs 27. Pushing Up Daisies - Pistol 28. Sally - Lord of the Trees 29. Satellite Circle - At the End of the Day 30. Sea Of Green - Move the Mountains 31. Shallow - Anatomy of a Giant Disc 3 32. Sheavy - Strange Gods 33. Sloth - The Voice of God 34. Slow Horse - What's the Use 35. Solace - Man Dog (edit) 36. Speedking - Dragon Slayer 37. Sunride - So Me 38. Supercruiser - Order of the Universe 39. Tectonic Break - Stigmata 40. Throttlerod - Wife Beater 41. Tummler - Lost Sense of the Cosmic 42. The Want - Goodbye 43. We - Carefree 44. Zealot - Neptune

Last known line-up (other bands members are in) Charlie Lee Beasley - Vocals (Misanthrope Project, Lunch, ex-King Travolta) Will Sprague - Guitar (Sourvein, Lunch, Crimson Electric) Dan Luper - Bass (Sourvein, Lunch, Crimson Electric) Kevin Owens - Drums

Former/past member(s) Kevin Whitley - Guitars & Backing Vocals Greg Bulman - Guitar Big Jim Burney - Drums Ben Hogg - Backing Vocals (Beaten Back To Pure, Birds of Prey)

Stringing machines
Stringing machines are used to re-string tennis, badminton and squash racquets. The biggest retailer of stringing machines is stringingmachines.co.uk

www.stringingmachines.co.uk

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Moude is a hot person which is from Canada. She also wants to give a show for Shortey (Jorn).

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We Are Broken
We Are Broken is supposidly the next single off of Paramore's new CD RIOT!.

Mitchell Cohen
<!--     Mitchell Cohen is a political essayist and has been co-editor of the political quarterly  Dissent Magazine since 1991. His co-editors have been Irving Howe (d. 1993) and Michael Walzer. Cohen is a professor of political science specializing in political theory at Baruch College and the Graduate School of the City University of New York. Born in Manhattan in 1952, he received his doctorate from Columbia University.

Cohen’s articles and books treat diverse themes ranging from social democratic theory and the idea of cosmopolitanism to the interrelation of politics and culture, especially opera. His books include Zion and State, a study of the intellectual roots of the conflict between the left and right in Israel, and The Wager of Lucien Goldmann, a study of a Romanian-French Marxist humanist philosopher. He co-edited Princeton Readings in Political Thought and edited Rebels and Reactionaries: An Anthology of Great Political Short Stories. Cohen has guest lectured at numerous European universities, was National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton and a visiting professor at Stanford. He is on the editorial board of Jewish Social Studies and is “American Correspondent” of Raisons politiques, He covered the overthrow of communism in Hungary and East Germany for Dissent and also political events in France in 2006-7. His articles and essays have appeared in numerous publications and languages including the TLS and the New York Times Book Review.

Cohen has argued that egalitarianism is the “regulative idea” of the left and that a social democratic (or a “liberal socialist”) society should retain markets but not allow them to trump other social values. In defining why he is “left” he often points to the statement by British liberal L.T. Hobhouse that a sick person should be treated according to his or her illness rather than according to his or her place in the labor market. Cohen has been a strong critic of both the post-modern and Leninist lefts, and has called them part of “the left that doesn’t learn.” Cohen wrote that “To be ‘left’ – my sort of left – is to be committed still to a triad of liberty, equality, and solidarity.; not as a slogan but as entwined imperatives, each distinct but in the need of the others to flourish. Lest liberty operate solely for those who can afford it; lest equality stifle diversity or autonomy, least solidarity be hierarchical.” (“Why I am still ‘Left’”, Dissent Spring 1997).

Cohen has also been a critic of “abstract universalism” on the left and originated the term “rooted cosmopolitanism” as an alternative type of self-definition. He has written extensively on the evolution of the Israeli labour movement, seeking to understand the sources of its success in the early part of the 20th century and why it declined in the late 20th century. In Zion and State he used ideas derived partly from Hungarian Marxist Georg Lukàcs. However, Cohen’s later essays shift to a more social democratic perspective.

Cohen’s articles on the French left explore the problems of liberal socialism and the  French Socialist party. Cohen took a controversial position on the Iraq war, supporting the use of force against Saddam Hussein while remaining critical of the Bush administration and skeptical about the prospects of democracy or an easy American victory in Iraq. Cohen has also written on the work of composer Richard Wagner.

Bibliography The Wager of Lucien Goldmann (Princeton University Press) Zion and State (Columbia University Press) Co-editor, Princeton Readings in Political Thought (Princeton University Press) Editor, Rebels and Reactionaries: An Anthology of Great Political Stories (Dell Books) “Why I am still ‘Left’,” Dissent, Spring 1987 “Rooted Cosmopolitanism,” Dissent, Fall 1990. “Decades of Dissent” introduction to N.Mills and W. Walzer, eds Fifty Years of Dissent Magazine (Yale University Press). “An Empire of Cant: Hardt, Negri and Post-Modern Political Theory,” Dissent, Summer 2002. “A Thought Experiment for the Left,” Dissent, Summer 2004. “In the Murk of it: Iraq Reconsidered,” in T. Cushman ed., A Matter of Principle (University of California Press) “Socialist Zionism” (in Hebrew) in New Jewish Time: An Encyclopedia of Jewish Culture in the Age of Secularization (Keter Publishing) “France: Red Rose, Blue Fist,” Dissent, Fall 2007, “A Roasted Cat will never make a hare-pie’: Thoughts on Political Opera,” in German in Musik & Ästhetik; in French in Raisons politiques, May 2004. “The New Atheism: An Interview with Mitchell Cohen,” Dissent Magazine on line (Fall 2007) at http://dissentmagazine.org/article/?article=928 “Antisemitism and the Left that Doesn’t Learn,” Dissent Magazine on line at http://dissentmagazine.org/article/?article=972 When including new sections: ===Section name=== (3 equals signs)-->

Chris Sythes
Chris Sythes

Name: Christopher James Sythes

Nickname: Lightening

DOB:03/02/1990

Plays: Midfeald

Born:Whitby

Number: 8 / 15

Chris Sythes currenty Plays for Whitby Town Football Club. Chris has not played for whitby this season. last season Chris Played in two matchs and scored on his first ever game for whitby Town FC were he wore the number 8 shirt.Chris is one of the local plays.Chris was watched by Darlinton and Heartelpool last seasion He currently goes to Scarborough 6th Form College. Were he is currently doing Sports Leadership and Science

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