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Richard E. Pattis
2002 Golden Globe Awards
Motion picture awards
- Best Picture, Drama:
- About Schmidt
- Gangs of New York
- The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
- The Pianist
- The Hours
- Best Picture, Comedy or Musical:
- About a Boy
- Adaptation
- Chicago
- My Big Fat Greek Wedding
- Nicholas Nickleby
- Best Actor, Drama:
- Adrien Brody - The Pianist
- Michael Caine - The Quiet American
- Leonardo DiCaprio - Catch Me If You Can
- Daniel Day-Lewis - Gangs of New York
- Jack Nicholson - About Schmidt
- Best Actress, Drama:
- Salma Hayek - Frida
- Diane Lane - Unfaithful
- Nicole Kidman - The Hours
- Julianne Moore - Far from Heaven
- Meryl Streep - The Hours
- Best Actor, Comedy or Musical:
- Nicolas Cage - Adaptation
- Kieran Culkin - Igby Goes Down
- Richard Gere - Chicago
- Hugh Grant - About a Boy
- Adam Sandler - Punch-Drunk Love
- Best Actress, Comedy or Musical:
- Jennifer Aniston - The Good Girl
- Maggie Gyllenhaal - Secretary
- Nia Vardalos - My Big Fat Greek Wedding
- Renée Zellweger - Chicago
- Catherine Zeta-Jones - Chicago
- Best Supporting Actor:
- Chris Cooper - Adaptation
- Ed Harris - The Hours
- Paul Newman - Road to Perdition
- Dennis Quaid - Far from Heaven
- John C. Reilly - Chicago
- Best Supporting Actress:
- Kathy Bates - About Schmidt
- Cameron Diaz - Gangs of New York
- Queen Latifah - Chicago
- Julianne Moore - The Hours
- Meryl Streep - Adaptation
- Best Director:
- Stephen Daldry - The Hours
- Peter Jackson - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
- Rob Marshall - Chicago
- Alexander Payne - About Schmidt
- Martin Scorsese - Gangs of New York
- Best Screenplay:
- About Schmidt - Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor
- Adaptation - Charlie Kaufmann and Jim Taylor
- Chicago - Bill Condon
- Far from Heaven - Todd Haynes
- The Hours - David Hare
- Best Original Score:
- Catch Me If You Can - John Williams
- Far from Heaven - Elmer Bernstein
- Frida - Elliot Goldenthal
- The Hours - Philip Glass
- Rabbit-Proof Fence - Peter Gabriel
- Best Original Song:
- "Father and Daughter" - The Wild Thornberrys Movie
- " Here I Am" - Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
- " Lose Yourself" - 8 Mile
- " The Hands That Built America " - Gangs of New York
- "Something To Talk About" - About a Boy
2001 Golden Globe Awards
Motion picture awards
- Best Picture, Drama:
- A Beautiful Mind
- In the Bedroom
- The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
- The Man Who Wasn't There
- Mulholland Dr.
- Best Picture, Comedy or Musical:
- Bridget Jones's Diary
- Gosford Park
- Moulin Rouge
- Legally Blonde
- Shrek
- Best Actor, Drama:
- Russell Crowe - A Beautiful Mind
- Billy Bob Thornton - The Man Who Wasn't There
- Kevin Spacey - The Shipping News
- Will Smith - Ali
- Denzel Washington - Training Day
- Best Actress, Drama:
- Halle Berry - Monster's Ball
- Judi Dench - Iris
- Nicole Kidman - The Others
- Tilda Swinton - The Deep End
- Sissy Spacek - In the Bedroom
- Best Actor, Comedy or Musical:
- Billy Bob Thornton - Bandits
- Gene Hackman - The Royal Tenenbaums
- Hugh Jackman - Kate & Leopold
- Ewan McGregor - Moulin Rouge
- John Cameron Mitchell - Hedwig and the Angry Inch
- Best Actress, Comedy or Musical:
- Cate Blanchett - Bandits
- Thora Birch - Ghost World
- Nicole Kidman - Moulin Rouge
- Reese Witherspoon - Legally Blond
- Renée Zellweger - Bridget Jones's Diary
- Best Supporting Actor:
- Jim Broadbent - Iris
- Steve Buscemi - Ghost World
- Hayden Christensen - Life as a House
- Ben Kingsley - Sexy Beast
- Jon Voight - Ali
- Best Supporting Actress:
- Jennifer Connelly - A Beautiful Mind
- Helen Mirren - Gosford Park
- Maggie Smith - Gosford Park
- Marisa Tomei - In the Bedroom
- Kate Winslet - Iris
- Best Director:
- Robert Altman - Gosford Park
- Ron Howard - A Beautiful Mind
- Peter Jackson - The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
- Baz Luhrmann - Moulin Rouge
- David Lynch - Mulholland Dr.
- Best Screenplay:
- A Beautiful Mind - Akiva Goldsman
- Gosford Park - Julian Fellowes
- The Man Who Wasn't There - Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
- Memento - Christopher Nolan
- Mulholland Dr. - David Lynch
- Best Original Score:
- Artificial Intelligence - John Williams
- A Beautiful Mind - James Horner
- The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring - Howard Shore
- Moulin Rouge - Craig Armstrong
- Mulholland Dr. - Angelo Badalamenti
- Best Original Song:
- "Come What May" - Moulin Rouge
- "There You'Ll Be" - Pearl Harbor
- "May It Be" - The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
- "Until" - Kate & Leopold
- "Vanilla Sky" - Vanilla Sky
Ad Valorem
Studyfriends
Galitó-Cava, Javier
Ballet dancer turned actor. Born in Barcelona, Spain sometime during the 1970´s. He was raised in Lleida. He started Ballet training with Mercè Mor in Lleida and also studied with María de Ávila in Zaragoza and Víctor Ullate in Madrid. He moved to the United States in 1989 to continue his career as a Ballet dancer. In 1995 he retired from the stage as a dancer due to reasons he has kept private. He returned to the stage as an actor five years later and it is as such that he has made a name for himself. In 2001 he created Actors Anonymous SF Theatre Company and has produced and directed several plays. Javier also teaches Meisner Technique for actors around the world and is one of Rachael Steinberg-Adler's students. He is best know for his work as Molina in Kiss of the Spider Woman by Manuel Puig, Father Jackson Master S.J in Crucifixion by Terrence McNally and Ed in Breakfast with Scot by Michael Downing. He is partnered with James and they have a son, Patrick. He resides in San Francisco, California.
Sources
http://www.marinij.com/lifestyles/ci_4234677 http://www.eastbayvoice.org/arts/theatrereviews/theatrearchives/breakfastwithscot.html http://www.talkinbroadway.com/regional/sanfran/s670.html http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/09/14/DD176315.DTL
67.188.32.12 09:37, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Shawty
Shawty Shawty or simply Shawty is an African American comedian. He currently stars on Wild & Out as of Season 3.
He is known for his catchphrase "WHAT MY NAME IZ?!" to which the audience would reply "SHAWTY!" He has made many appearances on BET's ComicView. He has also appeared in music videos, mostly by Southern rappers.
Sources
http://comediandepot.com/testsite/bioShawty.php
72.235.104.168 09:46, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Bla Pahinui
James Bla Pahinui is the second oldest son of the legendary Hawaiian slack-key guitar player Philip “Pops” “Gabby” Pahinui. He started playing music at the age of ten when his Dad bought him a Martin ukulele and learned how to play the instrument from watching his Dad. As he grew older he joined in the backyard jams at their Waimanalo home and eventually joined his Dad on stage during the Hawaiian Renaissance of the 1970s.
The early Doo-Wop bands of the 50s are his primary influence (besides his Dad of course): Shep and the Limelights, Bobby Day and the Hollywood Flames, The Penguins, The Cellos, The Heartbeats, The Skyliners, and early Elvis. Also local groups: The Mop Tops, and the Kasuals. These groups instilled in him a strong love of harmonies and simple melodic lines.
From his Dad, Bla learned about Hawaiian music, the importance of strong rhythms and an appreciation for Latin music.
Bla’s style ranges from rhythm and blues, good-time rock and roll to soulful renditions of traditional Hawaiian favorites. Many remember Bla playing at the Sand Castle or Betty Reilly’s and bringing down the house with his versions of classic rock and roll tunes. Even today, when jamming, the songs will eventually turn to the old classics.
His two best-known songs are Moonlight Lady written by Carlos Andrade and recorded with his Dad and Waimanalo Blues written by Liko Martin and performed with Cyril and Martin Pahinui, Ry Cooder, Jim Keltner and David Lindley.
Over the years, he has had several bands (Jimmy and the Playboys in the early 60s) and played with many of Hawaii’s best musicians: Peter Moon, Palani Vaughn and the Brothers Cazimero in Sunday Manoa, with his brothers Cyril and Martin in the early 90s, Ledward Kaapana, Bernard Kalua, Dennis Kamakahi, and Mike Kaawa.
Ry Cooder's June 2005 release, Chavez Ravine, Bla Pahinui can be heard doing vocals on "Third Base, Dodger Stadium". Bla also plays guitar and ukulele on the album.
Sources
Bla Pahinui Official Website http://www.pahinui.com 66.133.250.116 09:47, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
German National Merit Foundation
Tribler
Tribler is a social BitTorrent client developed by a research group from the Netherlands. It is based on the ABC BitTorrent client and distributed under the GPL licence. The goal of Tribler is to add a social community to file sharing networks. It has additional features so that people can identify eachother securely (permanent identifiers) and can help eachother with downloading (cooperative downloading). Furthermore, Tribler has a distributed recommender system (BuddyCast), that automatically selects torrent files that the user probably likes. BuddyCast selects peers with a similarity in download history, to recommend files that are probably your taste. Tribler also introduced merkle hash torrents. These torrent files do not have to include hash values of all pieces of a torrent file. Therefore, the size of merkle torrents are much smaller than original torrents.
Tribler has also additional software to distribute live video streams instead of files. The latest release of Tribler is version 3.3.6, which can be freely download from the website.
At 27 April 2006 the Tribler client project won the dutch Vosko Trophy for Business and Innovation. The technical details of Tribler are published in a paper, presented at the IPTPS conference.
Sources
- Tribler website
- Tribler Sourceforge page
- ABC BitTorrent client
- (dutch) Information on the Vosko Trophy
- BitTorrent measurement data
- Tribler paper for IPTPS 2006
84.35.70.245 12:02, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Indian Linux User's Group, Chennai
Indian Linux Users' Group, Chennai (ILUGC)
ILUGC is a non-profit organization in the city of Chennai, India. They are one of the oldest and popular user groups for advocating Free/Libre/Open Source Software.
Their website is at http://chennailug.org .
The mailing list subscription page is: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
They work closely with National Resource Center-Free Open Source Software (NRC-FOSS), Chennai.
Sources
[1] http://www.chennailug.org
[2] http://nrcfosshelpline.in/code/wiki
202.54.128.16 12:23, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Undermountain
Undermountain is a vast labyrinth of caverns under the area of Waterdeep. At least nine levels deep and possibly more. These caverns' true creators are unknown. Currently Halaster Blackcloak is rumored to use Undermountain as his playground (307 DR - 1370 DR). The lower 3 levels were delved by dwarves. Below that not much is known of Undermountain.
The upper levels house many famous sites such as Skullport, also known as the Port of Shadows. Qilué and the Promenade of Eilistraee, a temple complex North-east of Skullport dedicated to the good aligned followers of Eilistraee. Both of which are on the third level.
Madgoth's Castle also lies below the depths of Undermountain.
Many gates lead into Undermountain from all over Faerûn.
Sources
Ruins Of Undermountain Boxed Set TSR 1060 ISBN:1-56076-061-3
71.71.79.235 13:03, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
W.G.Bench
W.G.Bench was a well know Archeologist working & collecting from around 1900-1945 who amassed a large collection of pottery etc from the Meditteranean area.
Sources
The Paraskevaides Museum, UK
82.70.117.238 13:07, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
David Wayne
David Wayne is the moniker of electronica artist Wayne Gulezian. He is best known as the dance\pop musician and songwriter who has had songs on hundreds of dj pool charts across America and in parts of Europe. He originally uploaded his music on mp3.com as a storage solution while transferring from Boston, MA to Rome, Italy. Shortly after, he started to gain a large following from dance and electronic music lovers around the world. Critics have often cited groups such as Depeche Mode and Joy Division when describing the catchy pop melodies, dance beats and deep alternative sounding vocals. Total internet downloads of his music have grown to well over 200,000. He has a very large GLBT following due to the many catchy disco tracks he has written and due to a particularly unique PR campaign where a "word of mouth" buzz was created.
Discography
David Wayne - 1999
Life Among The Waves - 2001
Destino - 2002
A Passage To Sunlight - 2004
Sources
http://www.turksheadreview.com/reviews/music/davidwayne.html
http://www.sortedmagazine.com/archive/magazine/albums/david_wayne.htm
http://www.turksheadreview.com/reviews/music/davidwayne.html
http://www.sortedmagazine.com/archive/magazine/albums/david_wayne.htm
Davidwayne 13:14, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Dorian shainin - on of founding father of six sigma
Petey Piranah
Flex your Fat
Tulsa Metropolitan Area
In 2002, the census bureau redefined the Tulsa area. It previously has been a five county metropolitan area and became a six county metropolitan area. Also, Washington county became a micropolitan area and a component of the new Tulsa Bartlesville Combined Statistical Area.
The Tulsa metropolitan area h
Zsuzsanna Sirokay
Zsuzsanna Sirokay (* 28. März 1941 in Ungvár) is a Hungarian pianist and live in Switzerland. She passed her education with Prof. Péter Solymos at the «Franz Liszt»-College of Music in Budapest with distinction. Besides studies with György Kurtág she attended master courses with Alfred Brendel, Paul Badura-Skoda, Jörg Demus and Géza Anda.
- Finalist at the Concours Clara Haskil in Lucerne 1967 and 1969
- Winner of competitions in Leeds and Vienna
- Concert tours to Hungary, Switzerland, Germany, England, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sveden, Austria, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Poland, the Sovyet Union and Spain.
- Radio broadcast at stations Basel, Berlin, Berne, Budapest, Geneva, Glasgow, Cologne, Lausanne, London, Lugano, Stuttgart, Vienna and Zurich
Recordings
- W. A. Mozart, Klavierkonzert A-Dur KV 488 and C-Dur KV 415, Hungaroton
- Béla Bartók, Klavierwerke (4 Klagelieder, Allegro barbaro, Suite op. 14 and others), Jecklin
Chamber music:
- «Romantische Klarinettenmusik»: Norbert Burgmüller, Niels Wilhelm Gade, Charles Villiers Stanford (with Lux Brahn), Jecklin
- «Musik aus der Blütezeit des Bassethorns»: Franz Danzi, Alois Beerhalter (with Hans Rudolf Stalder), Jecklin
- «The Virtuoso Flute»: F. Kuhlau, F. Ries, C. Czerny, B. Molique (with Peter-Lukas Graf), Jecklin
- «Virtuose Klarinettenmusik der Romantik II»: Boieldieu, Cavallini, Ponchielli, Rossini and others (with Hans Rudolf Stalder and Heinz Hofer), Jecklin
- Johannes Brahms, Sonatas Op. 120 F-Moll and Es-Dur (with András Tószeghi), Angelicum
- Friedrich Kuhlau, 2 Sonatas A-Moll Op. 85 and Es-Moll Op. 64 (with Peter-Lucas Graf), Claves
en:Zsuzsanna Sirokay
Sources
Self made translation from: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zsuzsanna_Sirokay
217.162.177.223 20:41, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Tulsa Metropolitan Area
In 2002, the census bureau redefined the Tulsa area. It previously has been a five county metropolitan area and became a six county metropolitan area. Also, Washington county became a micropolitan area and a component of the new Tulsa Bartlesville Combined Statistical Area.
The Tulsa metropolitan area had 858,000 people in the 2000 census and 908,000 people in the combined area. In the 2005 census estimates, the Tulsa metropolitan area had 886,000 people and the combined area had 936,000 people.
Figures are rounded to '000.
Sources
United States Census Bureau
64.12.117.12 20:44, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Ciidagale
Redirect to [Iidagale]
Sources
Alternate Name
129.97.76.206 20:51, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Chuang Yen Monastery
Located in Carmel NY. Home to the largest Buddha in the Western Hemisphere.
Sources
65.86.71.194 20:56, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Ghosting (Band)
Ghosting was a gothic band formed in 1989 in Germany. After the release of their seventh album, they split up in 2003. An unique element of their music was the usage of composition techniques known from classical music realized by the means of synthesizers rather than acousticmusical instruments.
Over the years, they developed some clearly distinguishable styles:
- Their Ambient works (1989-1991) are extraordinarily melancholic and monotone, comparable to early works of Coil, Dead Can Dance, and Fad Gadget. Not all of their early releases were solely Ambient. However, they released a gothic rock album called Romantic Death in 1992. This album was produced by Bruno Kramm from Das Ich.
- Their neoclassical songs (1992-1994), where classical composition techiques melt with the modern sound of synthesizers and an electric guitar, were compiled on their album Songs From Fairyland (1994), and their instrumental album Enter My Crypt (1995), respectively. Their interpretation of some of Gustav Mahler's works (e.g. Revelge) stresses their link to classical music.
- Their hits were released during their commercial time (1995-1996) on their albums Lips Like Red, and L'etat c'est moi, resp.
- Finally, in their Techno influenced songs (2000-2003) were released during the last years of their existence.
Discography
- 1989: Secret Books (Demo-Tape / Ghosting Office)
- 1990: Black Romantic I (Demo-Tape / No Control Torture)
- 1991: Black Romantic II (Demo-Tape / Glastnost Rec.)
- 1992: Enter My Crypt (Demo-Tape / Glastnost Rec.)
- 1992: Pure Romantic (Ghosting Office)
- 1992: Paranoia (Single / Glasnost Rec. / EFA)
- 1993: Romantic Death (Album / Glasnost Rec. / EFA)
- 1994: Songs From Fairyland (Album / Glasnost Rec. / EFA)
- 1995: Enter My Crypt (Album / Glasnost Rec. / EFA)
- 1995: Lips Like Red (Album / Synthetic Symphony / SPV)
- 1996: L'etat c'est moi (Album / Synthetic Symphony / SPV)
- 2001: Der Magische Puls (Album / Alice in... / Nova Media)
- 2002: Disguised In Black (Album / Alice in... / Nova Media)
Sources
- official Homepage
- Their current record company
- Their first record company
84.58.200.184 21:22, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Väinö Olavi Partanen
Väinö Olavi Partanen CV CD was a chief engine room artificer on board HMCS Kootenay on October 23, 1969 when an explosion and fire devastated the engine room.
Immediate orders were given to evacuate, but Chief Warrant Officer Partanen, in full knowledge that he was in mortal danger, remained behind in order to report the situation by telephone to the officer of the watch on the bridge.
He died moments after attempting to make a report on the situation. For his unselfish bravery he was awarded the Canadian Cross of Valour (CV). For his excellent service prior to the disaster on HMCS Kootenay, he was awarded the Canadian Defence Medal (CD).
Sources
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_of_Valour
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84.230.104.63 21:20, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Monsignor Scanlan High School
A Catholic coed highschool in Bronx, ny.
Kurmangazy Field
Located in the central part of the Caspian Sea near maritime border between Russia and Kazakhstan, the Kurmangazy field (formerly known as the Kulalinsky field) is the least developed of Kazakhstan's upcoming oil and gas developments. In July 2005, however, Russia and Kazakhstan signed a new $23 billion production sharing agreement for the Kurmangazy field. After some delay, the Russian and Kazakh state oil firms Rosneft and KazMunaiGaz signed the deal in the hopes that this would expedite the field's development. The agreement delineates the Kazakh and Russian sectors of the Caspian seabed and defines the development of Kurmangazy and two other disputed offshore fields that are situated near the Kazakh/Russian border.
The Kurmangazy field has an estimated area of 380 square kilometers. Geologists estimate that the Kurmangazy field contains up to 45.5 billion barrels of oil, of which 4 to 13 billion barrels will be recoverable. As a result, this field is expected to produce up to 600,000 barrels per day in the next decade. Production from the Kurmangazy field will be exported through the CPC and BTC pipelines. In addition to associated gas, geologists expect discoveries of gas lenses during development.
Sources
http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/kazak.pdf#search=%22kurmangazy%22 http://newsfromrussia.com/world/2004/04/03/53186.html
12.37.61.2 21:39, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Thomas James (explorer)
Thomas James was a sea captain and explorer from England. In the years 1631 to 1632 he sailed to Northeastern North America in search of the Northwest Passage. He wintered on Charlton Island, a small island in the south of James Bay in the south of the Hudson Bay. During the same year, Captain Luke Foxe, also of England, set out to find the same passage, but traveled back before Winter. After suffering hardships in the Canadian winter, James finds that there is no northwest passage south of 66 degrees, and argues that the ice, extreme cold, and unsuitable winds make such a passage useless compared to the traditional route to asia around South America. He tells his story in The Strange and Dangerous Voyage of Captain Thomas James, printed in 1933.
Sources
The Strange and Dangerous Voyage of Capt. Thomas James. Edited and Annotated by W.A. Kenyon. Royal Ontario Museum, 1975. ISBN 0-88854-171-6
24.65.217.165 22:04, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Freestyles and Prank Calls Bootleg
Track Listing 01 Retard & Rake Freestyle 02 Bitch Hung Up 03 CKY4 Freestyle 04 Rake Freestyle 05 Broom 06 Country Freestyle 07 ROCK! ROCK! ROCK! 08 Gayfags 09 Geroge A. Cock 10 Mustard Man 11 Roast Beef 12 Guy & Rake Freestyle 13 Skeletor vs. Beastman 14 Van Damme & Rake Freestyle
Joeneva
Freestyles and Prank Calls Bootleg
Track Listing
01 Retard & Rake Freestyle
02 Bitch Hung Up
03 CKY4 Freestyle
04 Rake Freestyle
05 Broom
06 Country Freestyle
07 ROCK! ROCK! ROCK!
08 Gayfags
09 Geroge A. Cock
10 Mustard Man
11 Roast Beef
12 Guy & Rake Freestyle
13 Skeletor vs. Beastman
14 Van Damme & Rake Freestyle
Sources
http://p095.ezboard.com/bbrandondicamilloforum
69.131.4.5 22:27, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
kavi faquiur (born may 29 2003) a soap star who plays on theo carver on days of our lives
Sources
4.18.224.162 22:32, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Beefing
Robert Bax
the underground EP
the under ground EP is an album by D12. it is the only album where bugz appears , beacause of his death on 1999
track listing
1. 6 reasons 2.art of war 3.Derelict Theme 4. chance to advance (feat EYE-KYU) 5.activity as phuctivity 6. filthy 7.fuck battlein 8.cock and squeeze 9.bring our boys (feat EYE-KYU) 10.bad news 161.184.68.148 23:02, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
Film Festivals/Dubrovnik International Film Festival
The Dubrovnik International Film Festival has taken place inside the old city of Dubrovnik, Croatia since 2003.
Award recipients for the Libertas Award have included:
2003 Deborah Kara Unger 2004 Branko Lustig 2005 Christopher Walken
Recipients for the Argosy Award:
2003 Johnathan Tucker 2005 Emily Watson
www.DubrovnikFilmFestival.com
Sources
http://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Dubrovnik_International_Film_Festival/
208.179.164.162 00:18, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
Stacey McClean
Stacey McClean (born on February 17, 1989 in Blackpool, Lancashire) is a former British musician and actress, most known as a former member of S Club 8. At the young age of 12, Stacey audition and was chosen to be part of S Club 7's support act on their S Club Carnival Tour and was to only perform on one of their concert shows. Stacey and the rest of the group soon found out that they would be appearing as support acts for the entire tour. Which lead to becoming an actual music group and releasing their own single.
In 2004, Stacey and the rest of S Club 8, starred in BBC's televison show I Dream. Unlike some of the other cast members, Stacey was shown in many scenes during episodes and was even fortunate enough to have her own storyline in one episode of I Dream, Together. This showed that not only could Stacey sing but has potential to be a fairly good actress.
Although the public hasn't heard much of Stacey since S Club 8 disbanded in 2005, Stacey is still being prised for her amazing vocals. Many even think she had the best vocals in the group, as well as being one of the better dancers. Stacey also still keeps in touch with the rest of the S Club 8 dispite being one of the two former members living the furthest from the rest of the band.
Facts
Best feature: Curly hair
Three words to describe herself: Mad, sensitive, thoughtful
Favourite singer: Whitney Houston and J.LO.
Most embarrassing moment: I was pulling funny faces and a coach of school kids spotted me
Favourite Celebrity: Whitney Houston
Worst Habit: Biting my Nails
Favourite Subject: PE - Art and Music
Worst Subject: Geography and History
Sources
Unofficial S Club 8 Forum
S Club 8 Fan Site
74.116.93.106 00:21, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
The Fatty McLards Show
Hodaka Yoshida
Plymouth Canton Educational park Marching band
We all know this it's said at every show by BOA or MCBA when the band enters the field ,from the man in the box,"The Plymouth-Canton Marching Band has consistently been a top contender in marching band competitions. The band has been flight one champion 18 times including the past 11 years. The band was named champion at the Fiesta Bowl National Championships in 1992 and 1996. Plymouth-Canton is a consistent finalist in Bands of America competitions. The band was named BOA grand National Champions in 1990, 1991, and 1999. The Plymouth Canton school district is located in Michigan and serves the communities of Plymouth, Canton, and Salem Township. PCMB 2006".
Our History
2005 - Performing Inside Out - 9th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, BOA Pontiac Regional Runner-up
2004 - The Trainman Commeth - 10th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
2003 - Souls of the Gypsy Caravan - MCBA Flight 1 Champion
2002 - Elasticity - 9th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
2001 - Programme One - 3rd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
2000 - Reflections on Obsessions - 2nd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up
1999 - Thoughtcrime, Music for an Orwellian Era - Bands of America Grand National Champion, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up
1998 - America, Land of the Free - 2nd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
1997 - Where the Wild Things Are - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
1996 - Road to Oz - 8th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up, Fiesta Bowl Grand Champion
1995 - Prophecy of the Earth - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up
1994 - Kiss of the Spider Woman - 6th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
1993 - Jesus Christ Superstar - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist
1992 - Sweeney Todd - 3rd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of Amaerica Toledo Regional Champion, Fiesta Bowl Grand Champion
1991 - Sunday In The Park With George - Bands of America Grand National Champion, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up
1990 - Music From Stephen Sondheim - Bands of America Grand National Champion, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Champion
1989 - Sweet Charity - 7th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
1988 - Singing in the Rain / The Music Man - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
Plymouth-Canton Educational Park Marching Band
Staff for the 2006/2007 season include; Marc Whitlock (Director), Chris Rutt (Assistant Director), Johnathan Ovalle (Percussion Specalist), Andrew Ebert (Visual Caption Head), Jennifer Leseth (Color Guard Coordinator), Lorenzo Medrano (Programming), Michael Gaines (Drill Design), & Jay Bocook (Wind Arrangement).
The Man in the Box
We all know this, it's said at every show by BOA or MCBA when the band enters the field ,it’s from the man in the box,"The Plymouth-Canton Marching Band has consistently been a top contender in marching band competitions. The band has been flight one champion 18 times including the past 11 years. The band was named champion at the Fiesta Bowl National Championships in 1992 and 1996. Plymouth-Canton is a consistent finalist in Bands of America competitions. The band was named BOA grand National Champions in 1990, 1991, and 1999. The Plymouth Canton school district is located in Michigan and serves the communities of Plymouth, Canton, and Salem Township. PCMB 2006".
Our History
2005 - Performing Inside Out - 9th Place 1. Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, BOA Pontiac Regional Runner-up 2004 - The Trainman Commeth - 10th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 2003 - Souls of the Gypsy Caravan - MCBA Flight 1 Champion 2002 - Elasticity - 9th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 2001 - Programme One - 3rd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 2000 - Reflections on Obsessions - 2nd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up 1999 - Thoughtcrime, Music for an Orwellian Era - Bands of America Grand National Champion, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up 1998 - America, Land of the Free - 2nd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 1997 - Where the Wild Things Are - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 1996 - Road to Oz - 8th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up, Fiesta Bowl Grand Champion 1995 - Prophecy of the Earth - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up 1994 - Kiss of the Spider Woman - 6th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 1993 - Jesus Christ Superstar - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist 1992 - Sweeney Todd - 3rd Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of Amaerica Toledo Regional Champion, Fiesta Bowl Grand Champion 1991 - Sunday In The Park With George - Bands of America Grand National Champion, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Runner-up 1990 - Music From Stephen Sondheim - Bands of America Grand National Champion, MCBA Flight 1 Champion, Bands of America Toledo Regional Champion 1989 - Sweet Charity - 7th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion 1988 - Singing in the Rain / The Music Man - 5th Place Bands of America Finalist, MCBA Flight 1 Champion
Our Legend
The Legend of the Moon and Stars... and what they mean to PCMB Once upon a time, not so long ago , in a mystical Park, there lived a Marching Band struggling to compete at a National level. Suddenly, their Director (Glen Adsit)noticed that the Marching Band always performed better at night. The Director began telling the Marching Band ,”Look for the moon ;reach for the moon and stars.” The Director contacted one of the talented parents (Annette Smigell) a few days before their next National’s Competition ,and asked the parent to create a “banner” that the Marching Band could “reach for”inside the dome(since they wouldn’t be able to see the real thing).the parent, using a black king-size bed sheet, added a sparkling moon and stars to create the banner. The parent completed the task in time to inspire the Marching Band.That year (1990) was the first year that the Marching Band won Nationals. The banner is clasely guarded by another parent and is hung every year (only at States and Nationals, when the Marching Band can’t see the reak thing), and helps inspire the marching Band to always “reach for the moon and the stars”.
Reference
the official PCMB wedsite www.pcmb.net
Deregulation in Australian Markets
What is Regulation? Regulation simply is the Governments involvement in different markets and in the tax system. If all markets were ‘free markets’ (working on the basis of supply and demand), some people would be considered to be disadvantaged. Therefore the Government intervenes to ensure there is a reasonable level of equality between all those within the country. The Government regulates and intervenes in a range of markets and systems including: • The Labour Market • The Financial Market, and • Australian Tax System
All these area have benefited with a certain level of regulation and has allowed a reasonable amount of equality. This ‘equality’ concept is evident within the “Revenue Law: Cases and Materials” text book, this book states that “Political power is used to override economic power in order to distribute the products of society in a way which is considered ‘fair’ or ‘just’, according to the value system which is used in making the decisions.” This tells us that with a certain level of regulation a ‘fairness’ between all people is created.
Deregulation This occurs when governments slowly remove their level of control on the different markets and the tax system. As their level of intervention lessens the markets become more dependant on themselves to remain sufficiently equitable for all within the country.
Labour Market
Centralised and Decentralised Wage Systems Essentially the difference between a centralised and decentralised wage system is the level of government control. Centralised: Within a centralised wage system the government and its industrial tribune (The Australian Industrial Relation Commission) determines award wages and working conditions for the employee. With this system employees doing the same jobs will receive the same wages. There is no variation to wages to anyone doing the same job. A centralised wage system has the following advantages: • Lessens disputes over wages between employer and employee, • Reduces unemployment by • Lower levels of inflation • Allows fairer distribution of income and profits between shareholders and employees.
Decentralised: In a decentralised wage system an employees wages and working conditions are determined through direct negotiations between the employer and employee. This process involves minimum government intervention. The current “Work Choices” economic reforms rely heavily on a decentralised system with anything but basic standards (eg. long service leave, annual leave) and is at the core of John Howard’s economic reforms.
The potential danger within a decentralised wage system is inequality between employees. Employee conditions of work is solely determined by their level of negotioation skills. For example two men doing exactly the same job for the same period of time may have different condition as one may have had previous experience in setteling agrements. It is also imortant to consider the relvant strengths of the parties to the negotiationms. A large enterprise negotiating with an individual, without Union support (illegal under “Work Choices”), is in a very strong bargaining postion from the start.
Moving Towards a Decentralised Wage System with each Successive Accord From 1983 to the present a number of Accords (an agreement between trade unions, the government, and employers to restrict wage demands, inflation and price rises respectively) have been passed which have affected the Australian worker and the wage system which they work under.
Stage 1 • Accord Mark I (1983) this Accord noted that wage rises were directly linked to increases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). • Accord Mark II (1985) focused on superannuation and that wage rises were discounted by 2% of the CPI of the time. • Accord Mark III (1987) a two tier system was developed a flat rate and second rate which was to be negotiated with the employer based on productivity. Negotiations for family allowance supplement began. • Accord Mark IV (1988) award reforms, awards were reviewed and any wage increases were linked to efficiency and productivity. • Accord Mark V (1989) built flexibility into awards and protected weaker groups by raising low rates of pay and also included tax cuts and welfare benefits for improvements in work practices.
Stage 2 • Accord Mark VI (1990) beginning of enterprise bargaining (negotiations between employer and employee on pay and work conditions at the level of the individual firm) and the move to a more decentralised wage system and also reforms in training and education system.
Stage 3 • Accord Mark VII (1993) enterprise agreements were used to determine wage increases. Employer and union agreements had to be accepted by the AIRC.
With each successive Accord the Australian wage system has become more and more decentralised. This shift has enable enterprise bargaining between employer and employee to take place.
Workplace Relations Act 1996 In 1996 the Howard Government introduced the Workplace Relations Act erasing the Industrial Relations Act established by the Labour Government in 1988. The Workplace Relations Act entailed a number of new ideas some which included:
• The introduction of Australian Workplace Agreements (AWA’s) • The wider use of enterprise bargaining agreements • Restrictions on union activity, and • Making it illegal to force employees to join the union (which was often used as a precondition to employment), With the passing of this act unions have had a smaller impact on employee awards and the move towards enterprise bargining agreements for all people through AWA’s has increased.
Benefits of Deregulating Labour Market Deregulating the labour market and filtering the level of government intervention has a number of benefits to the economy and employer: • Wages can be determined by supply and demand leading to proper allocation of labour resources in different industries. • Wage rates reflect the capacity of each industry and their ablity to pay and gain a resonable return. • Any increases in wage must be linked to productivity. • Inflation is reduced which reduces costs in the industry allowing exporting and importing industries to become more competitive in the international market, and • Allows market to find appropirate level of minimum wage.
The most recent step in the move towards deregulation is Howards “Workchoice’s” legislation which was passed in 2005. Within this legislation Howard claims a number of benefits are available to employee.
Employees are protected under “Workchoices” by: • The Australian Fair Pay and Conditions Standard • The terms of their workplace agreement • Their awards And gain the benefits of: • Meal break entitlements • Public holiday entitlements, and • Extended parental leave entitlements Financial Markets
Financial Deregulation: When did it Occur?
Sir Keith Campbell established a committee in 1979 to examine the Australian financial system, and to recommend certain changes. It was the first such inquiry since the 1936 and covered a range of issues. His suggestions helped Australian economics. These changes were necessary in the increasingly complex nature of the financial system. This committee was named “Campbell’s committee of inquiry.”
Financial deregulation began in the early 1980’s under a Labor Government of Bob Hawke as Prime Minster and Paul Keating as Treasurer. This partnership used the ideas brought up by Campbell to help Australian economics.
Its main objective was to move away from regulating a range of financial activities to allow greater freedom to banks to respond to global competitive market signals.
Changes that occurred with Financial Deregulation
Since Federation Australia was a country that relied heavily on protectionist policies (tariffs, government regulations etc) as the basis for its economic and social development. This policy, while often questioned, was shown to be no longer effective in the more global environment of the eighties. As Bob Hawke states in his memoirs “Australia lay closed at its borders, the arteries of its financial life suffering from a sclerosis of regulation……..The world was kicking at Australia’s door; to stand there with our hands pressed against it was folly.”
Australia needed to change economically as to compete with the new global markets. One of the major changes that occurred during the financial deregulation was the floating of the Australian dollar in 1983. Before this Australia had a fixed exchange rate (fixed currency.) Floating the Australian dollar ment the movements in the dollar changed and reflected the strengths of trade at the time. There were those who were wary of losing total control of the Australian dollar. When these concerns were put to Bob Hawke he famously addresed them by saying “When you float the dollar, you float the bloody dollar!”
Other important reforms that were finacally deregualted in the 1980’s include: • Deregulation of the stock market and incorporation of broking firms • Entry of foreign banks, and • Removal of controls on the interest rates banks could pay and charge, on the terms for which they could lend
Wallis Inquiry and Report
In May 1996 one of the first acts of the Liberal party’s Treasurer Peter Costello was to establish an enquiry to review the Australian financial system (latter known as the Wallis inquiry.) This inquiry led to some changes within the financial system these changes were implemented in April 1997 in the Wallis report.
The areas that were addressed in the Wallis report fell into three categories: the establishment of new regulators, mergers and acquisitions and dealing with electronic security.
New Regulators A number of new government commissions were suggested by the Wallis inquiry to allow the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to focus on monetary policy and dealing with the banks. The new regulatory commissions established were the: • Australian Prudential Regulation Commission (APRC) – dealing with superannuation, insurance and prudential regulation (reducing the possibility of risk) • Corporations and Financial Services Commission (CFSC) - responsible for protection of the consumer, and • Payments System Board (PSB) - focusing on systems of payment.
Merging and Acquisition The Wallis report stated that there should be certain limits in relation to the levels of ownership of financial institutions. Its states that a shareholder should not be able to own more then 15% of banking or insurance company./ This would have the effect of allowing a wide spread of ownership. This limitation would ensure that one person could not have too large a say in the running of a financial institution.
Electronic Security As technology is becoming more advanced new potential for security breaches could occur during financial transactions. One of the suggestions put forward by the report was to recommend the acceptance of digital signatures. These digital signatures would allow major institutions to verify authenticity in messages sent electronically.
Benefits of Financial Deregulation
As the financial market has been deregulated two major benefits have become evident:
• The levels of competition have increased. As foreign banks are now allowed into Australia as well as the introduction of specialist providers more competition is found in the banking sector. This increase in competition has forced the lowering of interest rates from 1990 to today. This can be seen in the graph below taken from Reserve Bank of Australia Bulletin (2003), 'Banking fees in Australia'.
• Growth of Economy. After deregulating the financial market the growth in the Australian economy was large. This included 13 consecutive quarters of growth above 4 per cent “the longest run of such growth recorded in the history of the quarterly National Accounts.”
This growth in the economy can be related to improvements in productivity and income growth, which are byproducts of the financial reforms.
Government in the Economy
Functions of a Tax System Although the main aim of taxation is to provide revenue to fund government expenditure. There are also some important socio-economic purposes for taxation some which include are: • The provision of merit and public goods – As private companies conclude these goods to be non-profitable. The government steps in to provide them with this goods i.e. education. The government pays for these goods via the money gained through taxation. • The need for the government to support those for whom a free market would not provide for – For example the poor would not be able to pay the market price for many necessities such as food. The government therefore steps in and provides people with cash grants who cannot pay for basic goods and services. These grants come from the collection of tax. • Correction of free market imperfections – Within a free market imperfection may occur such as a monopoly power or wasteful competition. However accelerating the rate of economic growth or maximizing economic stability through varying levels of taxation may help thwart these market imperfections allowing consumers better choice of products at reasonable prices.
Current Problems with our Tax System
Australia’s current tax system can be considered to have one major problem, its complexity. Within our system the public pay tax over all three levels of government for a variety of reasons both directly and indirectly. The major taxes collected over the different tiers of the government are:
Local Government - Rates
State Government - Land Tax - Stamp Duty - Payroll Tax - Motor vehicle registration
Federal Government - Income Tax - Customs Duty - Passport fees, and - Goods and Services Tax (GST)
This three tiered government taxes system is considered too complex and may lead to confusion to the general public.
Tax Reform In 1999 under Howard’s Liberal Government, legislation was passed which was intended to simply the Australian tax system. A cornerstone of this legislation was the GST. This was a tax aimed at taxing most goods and services. (an example of an indirect tax). Howard claimed when the GST was introduced, the Australian Tax system would become simpler. He claimed that the state governments would remove their Stamp Duty and Payroll Taxes (both direct taxes) and allow GST to take its place. The Federal Government would ensure that, net of administration costs, the full amount of GST collected would be provided to the States. However the State Governments did not remove all their direct taxes. This meant that when the GST was introduced the ideal goal of Parliament was not achieved. In a real sense, the tax system became even more complex, adding to the confusion of the tax payer.
Social Problem with Tax Systems in General Using tax to help maintain government policy and to help gain revenue also has some problems that relate to the social engineering side. There are three major problems in tax that affect social engineering:
1. The general categorisation – Tax rule is created under general terms and applies to broad groups of people who are all treated the same way. However the tax system is not well suited to deal with unique individuals i.e. an individual employee. This inadequacy to deal with uniqueness may lead unfair levels of taxation for different people. 2. Unpredictability of taxes effectiveness – As tax is an indirect instrument it is often difficult to determine how effective a tax will be at achieving its goals. If it cannot achieve its goal it is simply draining money away from the consumer and weakens the economy. 3. Side Effects of Tax - Tax is also said to create some unintentional side effects. For example high levels of income tax may lower the incentive to work as the money gained from working would be lost through tax. It is also suggested that excessive amounts of tax may impact on the amount of babies being born. As parents hold off on children until they have more money.
Changes in Recent Years to Tax System Most post-war Governments have made an attempt to “reform” their tax system. The main reform in Australian tax of recent was the GST legislation as mentioned above. As I believe I have covered GST effectively I will move on. In 1985 Bob Hawke and Paul Keating introduced the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) this tax was aimed at taxing the capital gain made on the disposal of any asset (e.g. the selling of a rental property), except those with specific exempt status. This tax stoped people avioding tax through a specific loophole.
Benefits of Changes in Tax System
GST as a tax has a number of benefits. As it is an indirect tax through the purchasing of goods and services it creates a horizontal equity (everyone is treated the same) e.g. if two people buy an apple each for $1 they both pay the same amount of tax on it and it is not dependant on the different monetary or social factors of the payer. Economically speaking GST is also a benefit to the government. If the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rises the cost of goods rise as well, this in turn gives the governments more revenue through the increased prices.
CGT as a tax system change also created some benefits. The main benefit gained was that people could no longer avoid paying tax by changing their income stream into capital. As the disposal of capital was not taxed up to this point. This system allowed a more fair system of taxation with fewer loopholes for people to avoid paying tax. This gave a social equity among the tax payers.
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220.239.8.73 04:11, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
GREEN SCREEN HEROES !
Created in 2002, 88MPH (http://www.88mph.tv) are two french video makers (from Bordeaux, city of wine and old stones). They make strange cheap videos inspired from the 80's pop culture. It talks about metal-heroes, magical asian girls, deloreans, nasty muppets, zombies, "magic fingers", broken synthetisers from outter space, dirty rap, NASA etc. They only work with green screens and toys. They even created their own (fake) cereals brand ! Their empire strikes black to the future, they are two dead fonzies like Nixon & Elvis gone fishing in heaven. So if you're fat and curious, get ready like freddy and watch the work of Ayrton Sega & Stabilo Boss ! Slurp !
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http://dabble.com/tag/marionette?from=45
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82.226.123.251 04:38, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
Kevin Abrams is a retired America Football conerback who played for the lions. He was drafted in the second round out of Syracuse in the 1997 draft.
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http://www.detroitlions.com/document_display.cfm?cont_id=100090 24.127.6.33 04:44, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
FORT WILLIAM
FORT WILLIAM is the name of a well known Scottish town situated in the Highlands of Scotland, an area of Scotland renowned throughout the world for its production of Scottish Whisky 1
The town of FORT WILLIAM is situated in the highland of Scotland an area of Scotland renowned throughout the world for its production of Scotch Whisky. FORT WILLIAM itself is renowned for its own Scottish Whisky Distillery.
