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[edit] ORIGIN

Football Team

[edit] SIGNIFICANCE

Awesomeest team ever

[edit] Sources

Book of Awesome Stuff, Gouldini Publications Inc., 2007

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[edit] About her

Amy is a wonderfully beautiful lady who enjoys modeling in front of the camera.

[edit] Sources

www.amyerbacher.net

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Blast Magazine is an online lifestyle and technology publication designed as a form of convergence journalism. Unique to Blast, the front page of Blastmagazine.com contains an actual magazine cover with photography or illustrations from the top monthly article or articles.

Blast Magazine launches a new issue on the 1st of each month but adds new content on a daily basis based on the news of the day, ongoing feature stories or fresh product, movie and video game reviews.

[edit] Categories

Blast Magazine covers fashion, sexuality, romance, movies, music, literature, art, technology, video games, computers and gadgets, among other topics.

It is divided into four categories: Features, Culture, Entertainment and Technology.

The Features section is made up of the main story or stories in a given monthly issue as well as long-form articles, photo essays, and letters to and from the editor.

The Culture section primarily focuses on fashion, but lately more and more political commentary has been seen. It also features food and drink, sex issues, book reviews and travel features.

Movie reviews, music coverage and television, sports, and celebrity news are found in the Entertainment section.

Finally, the Technology section is home to video game, computer hardware and gadget reviews, technology industry news, and retro video game features, including profiles and downloads of classic games.

Blast Magazine is a member of the Online News Association

All content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.

[edit] Creation

Blast Magazine launched at the stroke of midnight on January 1, 2007 after a 40-day live countdown on the site, urging subscribers to sign up for email updates.

The magazine was started by John Guilfoil and several other Northeastern University students as an experiment in convergence journalism. The original staff consisted of two writers, one web developer and a graphic artist. Only the two writers, Guilfoil and managing editor Elizabeth Raftery remain with the magazine. Guilfoil has since graduated from Northeastern University and works as a freelance journalist in addition to his time with the magazine. The regularly contributing staff has grown to about 25 while more than 70 writers contributed in the first year.

It is published and wholly owned by B Media Ventures, LLC of Connecticut.

[edit] Blogs

Blast Magazine also hosts several blogs, most notably are the PSA -- Politics, Sports, Anything blog^[1], and Made Hand Poker, a poker blog^[2]

Other blogs: Most blogs are hosted on a new site, www.blastmagazineblogs.com Posterboy - http://blastmagazineblogs.com/posterboy The 3.0 Mindset - http://blastmagazineblogs.com/chad

[edit] Notable Contributors

John Guilfoil -- Editor-in-chief, also contributes regularly to The Boston Globe and The Boston Globe West Zone. Blogs on PRrag.com

Elizabeth Raftery -- Features Editor and managing editor, graduate of Emerson College, former correspondent for The Boston Globe and the Press Enterprise of Bloomsburg, Penn.

Daniel Peleschuk -- Fashion Editor and lead copy editor, also contributes regularly to The Boston Globe

Bessie King -- Entertainment Editor and lead assignment editor, also contributed to the Patriot Ledger of Quincy, Mass.

Aram Boghosian -- Photo Editor, regularly contributes to The Boston Globe as a news photographer.^[3]

Ann Chin -- Freelance writer, business reporter for the San Diego Daily Transcript

Elle Bowman -- Fashion designer, owner of Noeslla.com jewelry designs

John Forrester -- Freelance writer, contributes regularly to The Boston Globe

[edit] Sources

Dan Kennedy, Media Nation. http://medianation.blogspot.com/2007/07/creative-commons-update.html Kennedy is a well-regarded journalist and professor of journalism at Northeastern University.

http://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/7564

http://blastmagazine.com/about

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COPLINK (also known as CopLink) is the name of a software suite used and available for law enforcement agencies.

[edit] Sources

Mention at ojp.usdoj.gov Article at ljworld.com COPLINK Article #1 at prnewswire.com COPLINK Article #2 at prnewswire.com COPLINK Article about an award at University of Arizona News

[edit] External Links

COPLINK.com Flash and Streaming Video files of TV reports about COPLINK COPLINK at University of Arizona Artificial Intelligence Lab COPLINK .PDF Publications at University of Arizona Artificial Intelligence Lab COPLINK mentioned at NSF.gov

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Andrew Hedgman was born June 30th 1987 in Thames New Zealand, he is a Skydiver and currently attends New Zealand Skydiving School.

Andrew competes in Running Competitions and gained notable places in different running competitions such as half marathons around New Zealand. He participated in the Auckland Marathon in 2005.

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www.coolrunning.co.nz/races/huntlyhalf/2007results.html - 31k www.coolrunning.co.nz/races/whangamata/05results.html - 134k www.paeroacollege.school.nz/index.php?mid=-1&rid=paeroacollege_pub:1918 - 71k 222.152.143.155 (talk) 08:54, 8 December 2007 (UTC) Articles for creation/2007-12-08

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www.liberispublications.com

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Information can be also found at Lil' Kims wikipedia page. You can hear the songs at lil' Kims myspace

Links

www.lil'kimzone.com
www.Myspace.com/Lil' Kim

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Redirect to Riesling

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I can't be the only person in the world to get that spelling wrong :-)

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Gugdar is a remote village in District Bagh Azad kashmir. Population nearly 8000. This village was also affected in worst hit earthquake in oct 2005. There is middle school for boys, High school for girls,Rural health centre and a bazar. Road conditions to gugdar are not great. You can go to gugdar either from bagh route or Hajira. From bagh town it can take upto 3 hours. Other villages nearby include Nakka, Badhal, Pallangi, Khalsa, Jabbar, Taran and chaya. Bordr between india and Pakistan is not too far from this area and gugdar was also hit by some missiles from indian army during tensions between india and pakistan.

Ethnicity and Tribes

Most people living in this area belong to tribe or cast called khawaja. Other minority casts are Rathore, gujjar etc. Generally people get on with each other very well.

[edit] Sources

http://www.aai.org.au/operations/pakistan.html http://www.erra.gov.pk/Reports/KMC/BaghProfile200907.pdf

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Before I formed you in the womb I knew [and] approved of you [as My chosen instrument], and before you were born I separated and set you apart, consecrating you; [and] I appointed you as a prophet to the nations….See, I have this day appointed you to the oversight of the nations and of the kingdoms to root out and pull down, to destroy and to overthrow, to build and to plant. Jeremiah 1:5,10 AMP

Jeare'me DeAndre' Mosley is President/CEO and Founder of The Remnant Evangelistic Center and JDM Ministries. Remnant Evangelistic Center is a Non-Profit Corporation committed to taking God's will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven, with a mission of "Reaching up to Heaven and out to the World".

At age 17, he made a decision to sell out to God, because God commissioned him to a high office in the kingdom. God has placed a powerful mantle on his life to spread a contagious fire throughout the world. God called him to be the voice of his generation. Walking in purpose to spread a sense of revival, restoration and representation of God's love and power; his ministry was birthed out of his spirit. He has purposed to spread the unadulterated gospel of God to the world, and he is committed to teaching the next generation to know there is a place in God as a King and a Priest.

Carrying out his purpose he has become a life and business coach, motivational speaker, and Pastor. He has decided not just to take his place in the church but to take his place in the world. To reach a generation where they want to be reached. He understands that the Kingdom is at hand; which is the light unto his fire, the fervent of his passion. And that his assignment is to Root Out- Religious Thinking, Pull Down- Strongholds, Destroy- The Hand of the Enemy,Overthrow- Social Injustice, Build- Gods Kingdom, and Plant- The incorruptible Seed.

He is currently in his first year studies at Abilene Christian University pursing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with International Relations and Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration of Organizational Management and a minor in Spanish. He is in preparation for full-time ministry and walking in his God divine will. He understands that before the foundations of the world that he was called and his life was completed before it even begun.

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www.jdmosley.org

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Israeli Cassini Soldner ({{lang-he|רשת ישראל הישנה}}; ICS) is the old geographic coordinate system for Israel. The name is derived from the Cassini Soldner projection it uses and the fact that it is optimized for Israel. This coordinate system is sometimes also referred as the "Old Israeli Grid". ICS has been mostly replaced by the new coordinate system ITM, but still referenced by older books and navigation software.

[edit] History

The Cassini Soldner projection was used by the British Mandate of Palestine. The British grid reached as south as Beer-Sheba. To avouid the existance of negative coordinates in the southern Negev, the False Northing of ICS was in creased by 1000000. As a result, coordinates in the south of Israel are higher than 800000.

[edit] Examples

An ICS coordinate is generally given as a pair of two numbers (excluding any digits behind a decimal point which may be used in very precise surveying). The first number is always the Easting and the second is the Northing. The easting and northing are in metres from the false origin. The easting is always a 6 digit number while the northing has 6 or 7 digits.

The ICS coordinate for the Western Wall at Jerusalem is:

E 172249 m

N 1131586 m

The first figure is the easting and means that the location is 172,249 meters east from the false origin (along the X axis). The second figure is the northing and puts the location 1,131,586 meters north of the false origin (along the Y axis). Also notice how the easting in this example is indicated with an “E” and likewise an “N” for the northing. The fact that the coordinate is in meters is indicated by the lowercase m.

The table below shows the same coordinate in 3 different grids:

[edit] Grid Parameters

The ICS coordinate system is defined by the following parameters^[4]:

• Projection: Cassini Soldner
• Reference ellipsoid: Clarke 80 Modified

a(m): 6378300.789000000000000

1/f: 293.466000000000000

• Main datum point values:

Latitude of origin (D-M-S): 31 44 2.748999999990644

Longitude of origin (D-M-S): 35 12 43.490000000012970

• Main point grid values:

False Easting (m): 170251.554999999900000

False Northing(m): 1126867.909000000000000

• Grid scale factor: 1.000000000000000

[edit] See also

• ITM
• Cassini Soldner

[edit] References

1. ^ PSA: Politics, Sports, Anything - Blast - The Online Magazine
2. ^ Made Hand Poker | Blast Magazine | The Online Magazine
3. ^ Aram Boghosian - Editorial, Musicians, Commercial, Action, Landscape, Weddings, Food, Photo Essay: Salem Halloween Police Presence
4. ^ Published by the Mapping Center of Israel (MAPI) in the official website

[edit] External links

• MAPI (Mapping Center of Israel) official website (Hebrew).
• Geography educational website of Haifa's university.

Category:Geographic coordinate systems Category:Geography of Israel Category:Land surveying systems

[edit] Sources

• Official ICS Grid Definition
• MAPI (Mapping Center of Israel) official website (Hebrew).
• Geography educational website of Haifa's university.
• ITM

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IronScheme is an implementation of the Scheme programming language designed to run on and interoperate with Microsoft's .Net platform and making use of their Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) library. It is the successor to IronLisp.

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http://www.codeplex.com/IronScheme
http://xacc.wordpress.com/2007/11/05/ironscheme-is-now-on-codeplex/

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