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Naughtationery
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Granite City Food & Brewery Ltd
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SourcesIn 1997 in Granite City Food & Brewery was established.As of February 21, 2007, the company operated 18 restaurants in 8 midwestern states.Granite City Food & Brewery is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. twincities.bizjournals.com[1] Granite City Food & Brewery Corporate Website [2]
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Colonel Borremans
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The Research House Clearance Services Inc.
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The Research House Clearance Services Inc. is a Vancouver, BC, Canada based script clearance, title report and research company for the film, television and media industry. Sources154.20.124.248 01:17, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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Amarjot Banga
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A person that lives in bakersfield
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Gametraders Pty Ltd
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Gametraders is a New and Pre-played Video Game and Console retailer in Australia. There are now 38 stores Australia wide with more on the way. Sources124.177.189.189 04:46, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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Orangeville, New South Wales, Australia
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Sourceshttp://www.camdentown.co.uk/camden7.htm
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Untitled
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The current champions of the 2007 summit series of rock, paper, scissors are Jeff Banks and Matt Bondy together known as "the bankzilla". This championship was held in the subterranean portion of the Davoneus Parsons residence. The reader may recognize this location as the venue for many of the championship title matches of foosbeer and multibeer. Sources1-669; Mein Kampfius; Davoneus Parsons; Smeeanks publishing and brewery; Windsor, Ontario 67.70.0.79 04:59, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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History of the English law of confidentiality
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The modern English law of confidence stems from the judgment of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Cottenham, in Prince Albert v Strange (1848) 1 Mac. & G. 25, in which he restrained the defendant from publishing a catalogue of private etchings made by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. However, the jurisprudential basis of confidentiality remained largely unexamined until the case of Saltman Engineering Co. Ltd. v Campbell Engineering Co. Ltd. (1948) 65 R.P.C. 203, in which the Court of Appeal upheld the existence of an equitable doctrine of confidence, independent of contract. In Coco v A.N.Clark (Engineers) Ltd (1969) R.P.C. 41, Megarry J developed an influential tri-partite analysis of the essential ingredients of the cause of action for breach of confidence: the information must be confidential in quality, it must be imparted so as to import an obligation of confidence, and there must be an unauthorised use of that information to the detriment of the party communicating it. The law in its then current state of development was authoritatively summarised by Lord Goff in the Spycatcher case: Attorney-General v Observer Ltd [1990] 1 A.C. 109. He identified three qualifications limiting the broad general principle that a duty of confidence arose when confidential information came to the knowledge of a person (the confidant) in circumstances where he had notice that the information was confidential, with the effect that it would be just in all the circumstances that he should be precluded from disclosing the information to others. First, once information had entered the public domain, it could no longer be protected as confidential. Secondly, the duty of confidence applied neither to useless information, nor to trivia. Thirdly, the public interest in the preservation of a confidence might be outweighed by a greater public interest favouring disclosure. The incorporation into domestic law of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights by the Human Rights Act 1998 has since had a profound effect on the development of the English law of confidentiality. Article 8 provides that everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. In Campbell v MGN Ltd [2004] 2 A.C. 457, the House of Lords held that the Daily Mirror had breached Naomi Campbell’s confidentiality rights by publishing reports and pictures of her attendance at Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Although their lordships were divided 3-2 as to the result of the appeal and adopted slightly different formulations of the applicable principles, there was broad agreement that, in confidentiality cases involving issues of privacy, the focus shifted from the nature of the relationship between claimant and defendant to (a) an examination of the nature of the information itself and (b) a balancing exercise between the claimant’s rights under Article 8 and the defendant’s competing rights (for example, under Article 10, to free speech). It presently remains unclear to what extent and how this judge-led development of a partial law of privacy will impact on the equitable principles of confidentiality as traditionally understood.
SourcesPrince Albert v Strange (1848) 1 Mac. & G. 25 Saltman Engineering Co. Ltd. v Campbell Engineering Co. Ltd. (1948) 65 R.P.C. 203 Attorney-General v Observer Ltd [1990] 1 A.C. 109 Campbell v MGN Ltd [2004] 2 A.C. 457 81.153.230.165 06:00, 6 July 2007 (UTC) |
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Trevor Sharpe
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Trevor sharpe is the drummer in the English band, "The servant" SourcesThe servant (Band) 76.105.250.74 08:51, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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artimus pyledriver
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Artimus Pyledriver was formed in Atlanta in 2001 by lead singer, Dave Slocum and guitarist Jimmy Hall. Both Slocum and Hall had been knocking around the local scene in various hardcore and sludge/doom metal bands for the better part of a decade before they joined forces. Michael Faulkner followed shortly thereafter on bass and second guitarist Damon Goldsmith came into the fold in '02. Drummer, Travis Owen, rounded out the five-piece in '03 when the band's original drummer split. They gigged locally with bands like Mastodon, Stuck Mojo and Murder Junkies and hit the road for national tours with both Hank III and Nashville Pussy. Influenced in equal parts by the twin "Blacks" of hard music - both Flag and Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The James Gang, Melvins and Helmet, AP take these seemingly incongruous sonic ingredients and toss 'em all into a blender to create a sound that is perhaps best described as "Southern Stomp-ass". Much like fellow Atlanta noise-merchants Mastodon, AP's sound is difficult to define. Elements of stoner and traditional Southern rock abound, but to limit them to either of those monikers would not do the band justice. "Basically," explains Slocum, "we wanted to create music that bridged the gap between David Allen Coe and Black Flag. We love the Southern rock feel with the twin guitar leads and all, but then we just want to shift gears into half-time riffing." And 'switching gears' is a truly appropriate term for a band comprised of self-professed gearheads. "We're all hot rodders," explains Slocum. "We all build cars - old stuff, new stuff. Early 30's to late 60's - it's a hobby close to all our hearts. It's a whole lifestyle. We're the kind of guys that gaffe tape the muffler up to the frame just so we can get to the hot rod show." So it's not surprising that songs like "Swamp Devil" ("Three more stops to make, yeah - Johnny Law getting hot on tail - Lord can't save me - Burnin' up the pavement, Gotta get on outta here") and "Ride On" ("Panhead, rollin' toward the ocean - Loud pipes, whiskey, and a cold beer - Lord if there's a heaven, I done found it here") are rife with imagery of big Block Chevys and the open road. Elsewhere, AP's lyrical content taps into a rich heritage of outlaws and whiskey-fueled story-telling that dates back to Johnny Cash and beyond. "We live and breathe the South!" exclaims Slocum, "Everything in our music's genuine. It's just kind of who we are. There is not a goddamn thing fake about what we do." Songs, such as "Dirt Road White Girl" and "Natural Progression", hammer the point home; the former with it's reprise of "She's my dirt road white girl, roots and all - Come on baby doll, just gimme a call" set to buzzing guitars and a stomping backwoods beat and the latter's aggressive southern twang rolling in "Home's that stretch of road, ol' Atlanta highway - Live down South with them backwood hillbillies". Though Southern born and bred and fiercely loyal to the scene , Artimus Pyledriver's introduction to the music business did not come via Nashville or Atlanta or any other hotbed of Southern music, but rather from the unlikely locale of Santa Barbara, CA. It was Dez Fafara of Coal Chamber and DevilDriver fame that brought AP to the attention of DRT Records. "Dez came through with Coal Chamber about seven years ago," Slocum recalls, "and he told me that if I ever got anything going, to just hook him up with a CD." Seven years later Dez rolled into town with DevilDriver and Slocum did just that. "The CD laid in my suitcase for about three weeks," recounts Fafara, "and then I put it on and it became the CD I listened to before I went on stage every night. I just had to get these guys' music out there." Fafara reached out to DRT President Derek Shulman, who was President at Roadrunner when Coal Chamber was signed, and a deal was hammered out to release Artimus Pyledriver through DRT via Dez's SEVER imprint. It's not often that a band comes along that can at once draw so generously and so genuinely from it's roots and bring to the fore a truly original sound. Artimus Pyledriver are the real deal. When they sing about moonshine it's because they drank it. When they sing about fishing in the river, it's because sometimes that was the only place they could get their next meal and when they sing about the open road, it's because that is where they feel most at home. "Music is the one thing that has gotten all of through to where we are today," Slocum explains, "when we were moving from trailer to trailer or one of our dads was hauled off to prison or whatever - we always had music to pull us through. So, we're just gonna play our asses off, and if people like it - cool, and if they don't - well, they can kiss our ass!" Sourceswww.artimuspyledriver.com www.allaccessmagazine.com/vol4/issue08/artimus_pyledriver_interview.html
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Parrs Wood Sixth Form Centre
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Mustaine
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Suomenvedenpohja
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Andrew Jones (artist)
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Andrew Jones is a visual artist from USA. He has been working in the fields of concept art for movies and videogames, fashion design, bodypainting, illustration and digital performances. He started his career working with George Lucas at Industrial Light and Magic, worked as the only North American concept artist for the Japanese gaming company Nintendo and got establisted as creative director for a company named MassiveBlack. In 2002, Andrew Jones created a non-profit online art community called conceptart.org, which has attracted more then 70,000 registered users. He is known for making 1000 self portraits in 1000 days. His Fine Art is in display at The Shooting Gallery in San Francisco and has work published in the Expose and D’Artist art books. In 2007 his art is featured on the cover of the anual "Spectrum" magazine - a selection of the best fantasy art. He has been working with fashion designers as Tiffa Novoa. As of april 2007 he has started to perform digital live painting at concerts - starting a new trend in visual arts and live performance. Sourcesd'artiste art book profile ImagineFX artist profile CGsociety Article
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Suomenvedenpohja
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Name Suomenvedenpohja (Finnish; meaning "The end of the Finnish Water" - refering to the Gulf of Finland) is a end of the Bay of Viipuri - The Vyborg Bay in nowdays Russian Federation in the City of Vyborg in The Leningrad Oblast . The Bay of the Viipuri is itself a bay of The Gulf of Finland in Finnish Suomenlahti in the Baltic Sea . The Castle of Vyborg is located by it. Also The Park Monrepos is located by Suomenvedenpohja. The old 1856 opened Saimaa Canal began in Suomenvedenpohja. Before 1944 it was located in the city of Viipuri and in munsipility of Viipuri - Viipurin maalaiskunta in Finland Sourceshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vyborg_Bay a explanation of the bay that Suomenvedenpohja is the end off http://www.promonrepos.fi/ a society conserving the park of Monrepos http://www.promonrepos.fi/kartta.htm a map of Monrepos http://www.kiinet.com/kolmekannelta2/hakusana.php?kirjanro=6525 a Historical Study of the villages surrounding Suomenvedenpohja - bay http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saimaa_Canal a wikiarticle about The saimaa Canal http://www.finlex.fi/fi/sopimukset/sopsteksti/1963/19630040 a State treaty between Finland and the Soviet union about the Saimaa Canel mentioning location of the Canal in Suomenvedenpohja. http://kuvablogi.com/nayta/345953/ a link to a picture From Suomenvedenpohja
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Mandy Ventrice
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Currently, Mandy resides in New York. While still pursuing her solo career, she also sings in a rock band called Film the Future. She continues to write for other major and independent recording artists. Sourceswww.myspace.com/mandyventrice (Mandy Ventrice's official MySpace page)
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St Joseph College Wolverhampton
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The St Joseph College is a college of Further and Higher Education in Wolverhampton. The majority of students are international. Sourceshttp://www.stjosephcollege.org.uk/
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Naruto: Shippūden
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At Sunagakure After arriving at Sunagakure, Team Kakashi learns of the attack on Kankuro. Despite the failed attempt by the medics on-hand, Sakura cures Kankuro, thus demonstrating her skill with medical jutsu. Sakura also develops several portable antidotes rather quickly. Using a piece of Sasori's clothing found on one of Kankuro's destroyed puppets, Team Kakashi is able to track him, thus leading them to Gaara. Temari offers to assist them, but Chiyo, another puppeteer and Sasori's grandmother, goes in her place. Back in Konoha, Tsunade decides to send Team Guy as backup for Team Kakashi. While Team Kakashi tracks Sasori through a piece of torn clothing, the Akatsuki leader sends Itachi Uchiha and Kisame Hoshigaki to deal with Team Kakashi and the approaching Team Guy, respectively. In a forest, Kakashi and Naruto are able to defeat Itachi after some effort using one of Kakashi's clones and Naruto's new Great Ball Spiraling Sphere, the clone being used to hold Itachi in place long enough for the jutsu to connect. Meanwhile, Team Guy is largely disabled by Kisame, leaving Guy himself to fight Kisame alone. Guy emerges victorious by opening six of the eight chakra gates to perform his Morning Peacock technique, which allows him to pummel Kisame to death. However, both Akatsuki members are actually entirely different people in disguise. They were made into weaker copies of those they were impersonating through the leader's Shapeshifting Technique. Despite their victories, the two teams realize their battles were distractions to buy time for Akatsuki to extract the Shukaku from Gaara, which will kill him if completed. At the Akatsuki hideout, a barrier is blocking the entrance. Directed by Kakashi, Team Guy removes the four seals maintaining the barrier, but a failsafe creates clones of them as a further distraction. Ultimately, the many delaying tactics employed by Akatsuki are successful, as Naruto and Kakashi find Deidara and Sasori guarding Gaara's lifeless body. While Chiyo and Sakura fight Sasori, Deidara flies off on a clay bird with Gaara's body, with Naruto and Kakashi in pursuit. Fighting Sasori Although Sasori "wears" his puppets and controls them from inside, this technique of puppeteer fighting soon proves to be futile against Sakura and Chiyo. By controlling Sakura like a puppet, Chiyo is able to get Sakura close enough to demolish the puppet with one punch using her inhuman strength. With his first puppet destroyed, Sasori is revealed, looking just as young as he did when he left the village. He summons another puppet to continue the battle: the Third Kazekage. It is here that Sasori reveals that he not only killed the Third Kazekage, but actually made his body into a puppet. Likewise, he has done the same to 297 other people. He plans to do the same to Chiyo and Sakura after winning. With its unique Iron Sand ability mixed with Sasori's poison, the Kazekage puppet is exceptionally dangerous. Chiyo summons two more puppets to fight against it. These puppets were Sasori's parents, which he had turned into puppets and left with the village when he deserted it. At first, Sasori's Kazekage puppet proves to be more than a match for both Sakura and Chiyo, using its poisoned Iron Sand to disable both of them. However, the antidotes Sakura had developed earlier allows them to continue fighting. Having been trained by Tsunade to pick up the enemy's patterns in order to avoid their attacks, Sakura is, with the help of Chiyo, able to easily dodge Sasori's subsequent attacks and demolish the Kazekage puppet, as well. Down another puppet, Sasori reveals the secret of his youth: he made himself into a puppet. In this form, he has numerous weapons to fight with, and can even reassemble himself when destroyed, making him almost impossible to defeat. The only part of him that remains alive, and thus able to use chakra, is his heart. His heart is contained in a talisman labeled 蠍 (Sasori, "Scorpion"), which sits in his right chest. In response, Chiyo uses White Secret Technique: Ten Puppet Collection of Chikamatsu to summon Monzaemon Chikamatsu's ten masterpiece puppets. To mock the display, Sasori uses his Red Secret Technique: Performance of a Hundred Puppets to summon 100 of his human puppets. After a spectacular battle between the two puppet groups, Chiyo throws a chakra-sealing orb to Sakura to use on Sasori. Though it appears successful at first, Sasori manages to abandon his body beforehand and take over a spare among the many puppets he had summoned earlier. Using the momentary distraction, Sasori stabs Sakura with a poisoned sword. In doing so, however, he falls into a secondary trap created by four of Chiyo's puppets, which have formed a seal on the ground. Sasori is now immobilized since he needs to use chakra to animate his puppet body, allowing Chiyo to use Sasori's mother and father puppets to stab him through his heart in a manner similar to the hug that he desired as a child. In spite of the victory, Chiyo believes that Sasori allowed himself to be killed — he saw the attack coming and chose not to react, and died in a way similar to how his parent puppets used to embrace him. At the end of the battle, Chiyo, Sasori, and Sakura are all fatally wounded, but Chiyo uses a jutsu she originally developed for Sasori, meant to "give life to a lifeless puppet", to save Sakura's life. The jutsu uses the user's own life energy, making it fatal to use to animate a puppet, but Chiyo survives since Sakura was still alive. Sasori's last words (as a reward to Sakura for defeating him) are that he has a spy in Orochimaru's ranks, whom he is supposed to meet in Kusagakure in ten days. Fighting Deidara Meanwhile, Naruto and Kakashi chase after Deidara. Kakashi activates his own version of the Mangekyo Sharingan, but it is difficult to aim properly and only manages to remove Deidara's remaining arm (he was aiming at his head). Naruto manages to destroy the clay bird using his Spiraling Sphere and retrieves Gaara's body. Enraged, Naruto sends a demon-fox-powered clone to attack Deidara, who attempts to get away since he no longer has any arms. The clone is able to defeat Deidara by creating more clones, but this Deidara is also a clone. Still enraged, Naruto starts to appear feral as two tails of chakra begin to form, causing his clones to experience a burning sensation in their stomachs. Kakashi recognizes this as a bad sign and uses a special seal he received from Jiraiya to stop the transformation from proceeding any further. Naruto subsequently reverts back to his normal form. As the rest of Team Kakashi and Guy catch up with Naruto and Kakashi, Neji spots Deidara attempting to escape. Cornered, Deidara moves to the remains of his bird and swallows some of the clay, turning himself into a human bomb. Neji realizes what's about to happen and quickly directs the group to leave, fearing that not everyone will get away in time. As the dust settles, Kakashi collapses from exhaustion, explaining that he used his Mangekyo Sharingan to send Deidara to another dimension. With Naruto carrying Gaara's body, the two teams head back to Suna. Epilogue Stopping in a grassy field near the village, Sakura checks on Gaara and pronounces him dead. Naruto grows very upset, lashing out verbally at Chiyo. As he begins to cry, Chiyo moves towards Gaara and tries to use her resurrection technique, but doesn't have enough life force left. Naruto gladly lends his own chakra, and Chiyo is able to revive Gaara at the cost of her own life while the shinobi of Suna look on. Back at the battleground, Deidara emerges from the ground, revealing that it was his clone that destroyed itself. He goes off looking for the right arm that he lost. After finding it, he encounters Zetsu and Tobi, a mysterious individual who wishes to take Sasori's place in Akatsuki. Tobi's carefree attitude about Deidara's condition angers Deidara, and he attempts to strangle Tobi with his feet after one-too-many callous remarks. After paying their respects to Chiyo, and bidding Gaara and his siblings farewell, the Konoha shinobi return home. Kakashi is still exhausted from his overuse of his Mangekyo Sharingan and has to be carried back by Guy. Guy does so piggyback style, disturbing everyone present. Exposition When they arrive at Konoha, Kakashi is confined to the hospital and is unable to lead the team until he recovers. Naruto searches the village to find a possible replacement, as well as a third team member. During this time, he meets Shino, Kiba, Hinata, Choji, and Ino again. Naruto meets his "third man" before actually learning who he is. While talking with Choji and Shikamaru, the ninja, later introduced as Sai, attacks them and is warded off by the trio. Sai was sent by Danzo to replace Sasuke. Sai is a member of the now-defunct independent subdivision of ANBU called Root. It is also discovered that some of the village elders are worried about the possibility of Naruto being captured by Akatsuki. Tsunade convinces them to let him go by assigning Yamato, an ANBU captain, as the temporary leader of Team Kakashi. They are to travel to the World Bridge in Kusagakure to meet Sasori's spy. The Sasuke and Sai arc Encounter with Orochimaru
Akatsuki vs. Niju Shotai As Kakuzu leaves the bounty station, the collector advises him to get another partner, since he feels that Hidan won't bring any luck with money. Though Kakuzu agrees, he explains the necessity of being paired with Hidan. Thanks to his uncontrollable temper, Kakuzu has killed all of his former partners in his fits of rage. Hidan can't be killed, hence their partnership. As Asuma's group moves toward the bounty station, Shikamaru asks him how he knew Chiriku. He notices that Asuma hasn't smoked recently, a sign that something is going on with him. Asuma explains that he and Chiriku both belonged to the 12 Guardian Ninja of Konoha, and that their relationship was akin to Shikamaru's relationship with Choji. Asuma stopped smoking because he needs no distractions if he is to fight Chiriku's killers. Naruto is again training with his clones while Yamato uses his sealing jutsu to control the demon fox's chakra. Naruto and his clones try to infuse the Spiraling Sphere with wind chakra; however, the jutsu consistently explodes, frustrating them to such degrees that a clone will start drawing upon demon fox's chakra at random intervals. Yamato reverses the transformations, but tells Kakashi that he won't always be able to stop the demon fox's surges. Kakashi reminds him that they have no other choice, and that success or failure rests on Yamato's ability to control the demon fox. At the bounty station, Hidan turns around to see Asuma's team attacking him. Shikamaru immobilizes Hidan with a Shadow Bind, leaving him open to Izumo and Kotetsu. The two stab him in the chest with their large kunai; however, Hidan is merely annoyed by the attack. Asuma's team quickly realizes that Hidan cannot be killed by normal means. Kakuzu appears and prepares to join the fight, breaking Shikamaru's concentration, but Hidan tells him to stay out of it, to which Kakuzu complies. Asuma proceeds to fight Hidan alone. Hidan manages to cut Asuma's cheek and licks the blood off his scythe just as the latter uses a fire jutsu. Hidan draws a seal beneath him just as the jutsu hits. It burns Hidan's robe, but he emerges unscathed. Instead, Asuma's right arm is badly burned; the damage meant for Hidan has somehow been turned back upon himself. Hidan has also transformed; his skin is black with white accents, giving him the appearance of a Grim Reaper. Hidan tells Asuma that any pain Hidan feels is transferred to Asuma. Since he's immortal, Hidan needs only to inflict a fatal wound on himself to kill Asuma. Luckily, Shikamaru catches Hidan in another Shadow Bind before he can do so. Kakuzu offers to help, but Hidan waves him off, claiming he can beat all four by himself. Going over every motion Hidan made to start the ritual, Shikamaru figures out Hidan's ability: Hidan first needs to consume his opponent's blood and then stand within his ceremonial circle. Shikamaru explains that in order to save Asuma, all he needs to do is move Hidan out of his circle. After Shikamaru tests his theory, he traps Hidan with Shadow Sewing. Hidan asks Kakuzu to help him, but Kakuzu nonchalantly replies that he told Hidan to be careful. Asuma slices Hidan's head off with his chakra blades, and it falls next to Kakuzu. Rather than killing Hidan as expected, the head starts talking, calling Kakuzu a bastard for allowing him to be decapitated. Hidan asks Kakuzu to bring him his body, but Kakuzu grabs his head instead, saying that it is lighter. Shikamaru falls from exhaustion as Hidan complains about the pain of being decapitated. Asuma, Kotetsu, and Izumo stand in amazement and plot their next move. Kakuzu suddenly attacks Asuma, then grabs Hidan's body. He reattaches Hidan's head using threads from his arms. Kotetsu and Izumo attempt to strike Kakuzu, whose forearms extend, grabbing both of them by the throat. Meanwhile, Hidan jumps back into the circle, linking himself back to Asuma, and deals himself a fatal blow to kill Asuma. Asuma collapses as his team looks on helplessly. Hidan reverts to his normal form as Kakuzu prepares to finish off the others. A flock of crows suddenly appear, distracting the Akatsuki pair. Ino and Choji appear to assist in moving Shikamaru and Asuma to a safer location as Aoba Yamashiro and Raido back them up. Shikamaru senses Asuma's pulse, and tells Ino and Choji to take him back to Konoha. Kakuzu isn't willing to let a bounty like Asuma go, and Hidan is similarly unwilling to let his enemies live, but the Akatsuki leader contacts them telepathically and forces the pair to retreat, wanting to seal the three-tailed beast Tobi and Deidara recently captured. Despite the timely rescue, Asuma's wounds are fatal. Asuma dies, but not before smoking his last cigarette and sharing some final words with Ino, Shikamaru, and Choji. Shikamaru lights another of his cigarettes, which he begins to smoke himself. He tearfully mumbles that he hates cigarettes as they make his eyes water — a reference to when Team 10 first met their sensei. As Akatsuki commences with sealing the three-tailed beast, the leader explains their goals to Hidan and Tobi. Akatsuki's overall goal is world domination. To achieve that goal, the leader has set up a three-step process to work their way to it. First, they plan to obtain a large amount of money to support their organization. Second, they plan to set up a mercenary group loyal to no village. Because there haven't been any wars in some time, they can convince the smaller countries to hire them over the larger asking prices of the five main villages. By using the tailed beasts, they can start wars and then immediately quell them, convincing every country to depend on them and monopolizing the shinobi market. Finally, after they're the only major force of shinobi in existence, they can easily conquer the world. Team 10 returns to Konoha and informs Tsunade of what had happened. Tsunade sends out the message for the funeral to everyone, but Shikamaru has a message for Kurenai from Asuma and will tell her what has happened himself. Naruto has nearly created the jutsu when they are informed of Asuma's death and rush back to the village. Shikamaru tells Kurenai the message and she collapses from grief. At the funeral, Konohamaru cries for his uncle while Naruto comforts him. Shikamaru doesn't attend the funeral and spends his time seemingly formulating a strategy and learning how to use Asuma's trench knives. He also picks up Asuma's smoking habit. Akatsuki vs. Team 10 The new three-man Team 10 (Shikamaru, Ino, and Choji) finishes their preparations and leaves to continue Asuma's mission. Tsunade stops them at the last second, reprimanding Shikamaru for his rash actions. She refuses to let Team 10 go; they lack a captain, among other things. From the shadows, Kakashi volunteers, and the four-man team heads off. Later in the woods, Shikamaru explains his strategy to Team 10. Once Shikamaru is finished explaining, he gives Kakashi a small object, and tells him to use it if he has a chance. Kakashi is impressed by Shikamaru's quick adaptation of his strategy to include a new person. The bounty collector has been detained at Konoha, where Ibiki Morino interrogates him on information about Kakuzu. He refuses to budge, forcing Ibiki to threaten him with torture. Meanwhile, Sakura has a meeting with Tsunade and Shizune about Team 7 being backup for Team 10. Sakura says that Naruto has learned his new jutsu, but also has to perfect it. Shizune disagrees about sending them, saying that it'll be useless without Naruto's jutsu completed. Tsunade gives Yamato 24 hours to have Naruto's jutsu completed, or else she'll send someone else. After Akatsuki finishes sealing the three-tailed beast and the two-tailed beast, Kakuzu and Hidan are allowed to leave. Hidan wants to go back to the bounty house, but Kakuzu is smart enough to avoid the obvious ambush that would be waiting for them. Ino uses a nearby bird to spy on them and discover their route, and Team 10 moves to ambush them. Shikamaru sneaks his shadow near Hidan and Kakuzu, who both manage to jump out of the way. At that moment, two kunai with explosive tags are thrown from above. The pair successfully defends, but Shikamaru throws two more objects with exploding tags, which the duo barely manage to dodge. Hidan realizes the tags didn't explode, and Kakuzu comments that Shikamaru caught them: Hidan and Kakuzu are now unable to move. Shikamaru explains that what he threw was a chakra knife, which gives different effects based on the chakra they absorb, which in Shikamaru's case affects shadows. Kakuzu realizes Shikamaru's plans, and thinks that he is "quite sharp". Using his shadow, Shikamaru takes control of Hidan and uses him to attack Kakuzu. However, Kakuzu has thought a step ahead and uses his detachable limbs to grab the knife pinning his shadow from underground, allowing him to dodge the attack. Choji's follow-up attack also proves to be useless, since Kakuzu can harden his body like iron. Despite this ability, Kakashi is still able to punch a hole through Kakuzu's chest using his Lightning Blade. Meanwhile, though not concurrent with the events of the fight, Naruto's new jutsu is shown to be powerful enough to produce a massive crater beneath him. Impressed with how far Naruto's come, Yamato decides to explain elemental strengths and weaknesses to Naruto. After much dumbing down, he illustrates that each element is both stronger and weaker than another and form a loop in the order of fire, wind, lightning, earth, and water. This loop is the reason Kakashi's Lightning Blade pierced Kakuzu's earth-hardened body. This also means that Naruto's jutsu is useless against Sasuke's fire-based attacks, but perfect against his lightning-based ones. Naruto reasons that his new jutsu will be able to break through Sasuke's lightning without putting out his fire, a metaphor for bringing him back alive successfully. Back with Hidan and Kakuzu, Kakashi withdraws his hand and Kakuzu collapses. Kakashi attempts to do the same to Hidan, but is kicked away by Kakuzu, who doesn't seem injured from the supposedly fatal blow. Kakuzu takes off his cloak, revealing four animal masks on his back, one of which is now broken. The masks separate and form four separate entities, but the broken one dissolves after forming. At the same time, Shikamaru's shadow wears off and Hidan is freed. With the creatures separated, the two Akatsuki go on the attack. Hidan attacks Kakashi and as Kakashi blocks, the bird mask appears behind Hidan and fires a massive wind shockwave at Kakashi, not bothering to avoid Hidan. Ino notes that since Hidan is immortal, it doesn't matter if the creature fires through him. The ox mask then attacks Shikamaru and Choji with a massive lightning blast, which Kakashi blocks by using two lightning blades. The Akatsuki duo compliment Kakashi on being able to avoid the attacks using his Sharingan, since no one had managed to do so before. Kakashi and Team 10 all manage to dodge a follow-up attack by Kakuzu's fire mask. While analyzing Kakuzu, Shikamaru figures that Kakuzu has five hearts in total; one in each of the animals linked to him and also one in his own body. Kakuzu confirms this, noting that his extra hearts are from previous shinobi that he killed. He is able to use their elements in battle because he attached their hearts to his body. Shikamaru determines that they need to kill Kakuzu four more times, but first they need to separate the duo, as Hidan and Kakuzu are quite difficult to defeat as a team. Shikamaru pursues the evasive Hidan with his Shadow Imitation Jutsu, which Hidan avoids by keeping a close eye on his shadow. However, Hidan is so focused on his shadow that he carelessly allows Shikamaru to punch him in the face, thus connecting their shadows and completing the technique. After completing the technique, Shikamaru drags Hidan off to an isolated location and prevents any escape by littering the area with exploding tags on strings. Hidan attacks once Shikamaru releases him and activates his ritual using Shikamaru's blood. Meanwhile, Kakuzu mocks Team 10's strategy, claiming that they have underestimated Hidan. He also gives a hint as to how long he has lived, mentioning that the first Konoha ninja he fought was the First Hokage. Every time one of his five hearts is destroyed or naturally wears out, Kakuzu replaces it with the heart of another ninja. Following a brief attack, Kakashi is caught by Kakuzu's threads. As Kakuzu prepares to tear out Kakashi's heart, he instead clutches his own. This is due to Hidan stabbing himself as part of his curse ritual: the blood he consumed was actually Kakuzu's, collected by Kakashi during his first attack. Team 7's Arrival Hidan does not immediately realize what has happened, but Shikamaru attacks him to illustrate the point. However, Shikamaru is weakened from the extended use of his shadow jutsu and cannot hold down Hidan for long — left almost devoid of chakra, he watches Hidan advance to strike the single blow needed for his ritual. Kakuzu manages to recover by using his remaining masks as a distraction: two of them attack while the third returns to Kakuzu, sacrificing its heart to replace the one Kakuzu has lost. Using his threads, Kakuzu ensnares all three members of Team 10 and prepares to obliterate them with his fire and wind masks. As he attacks, Naruto's and Yamato's Drowning Maelstrom Technique surrounds Team 10 and blocks the blast. Team 7 appears and apologizes for being late. Kakashi, Ino, and Choji are relieved at Team 7's timely arrival. Yamato orders Sai and Sakura to back Shikamaru up, and Kakashi summons Pakkun to lead them. Naruto resolves to defeat Kakuzu on his own and receives words of encouragement from Sakura. Yamato explains that Naruto is only halfway done with his new jutsu, but assures Kakashi that Naruto is a completely new ninja. Hidan's attempt to kill Shikamaru fails, as Shikamaru catches Hidan with his shadow once more. Having prepared the area in advance, Shikamaru uses his shadows to pull the explosive tags onto Hidan, and opens a deep pit beneath him. Hidan insists that he'll survive the attempt, even if only his head remains intact, and kill Shikamaru in turn. Shikamaru calmly explains that they are on his clan's land, and that his clan will keep Hidan buried for eternity. Lighting a cigarette, Shikamaru sees a vision of Asuma, who congratulates him before disappearing. Saying his last goodbye, Shikamaru tosses the lit cigarette at Hidan, igniting the explosive tags and causing a massive explosion. Hidan survives the explosion, albeit dismembered, and insists that he will "bite" Shikamaru to death, all the while proclaiming that his god Jashin will punish Shikamaru. Shikamaru ignores the threats and tosses a kunai with exploding tags into the hole, saying that he is the one taking vengeance. The explosion causes the hole to cave in, burying Hidan in rubble.
Sasuke vs. Orochimaru Elsewhere, Sasuke and Orochimaru are standing in a field among piles of ninja defeated by Sasuke. Orochimaru notes that Sasuke did not kill any of them, claiming that he is not heartless enough to kill Itachi. Sasuke responds that they are not the ones he wants to kill, and that he would be heartless against Itachi. Orochimaru thinks to himself that Sasuke's abilities, which have greatly surpassed his own at that age, will soon be his. Back in Konoha, Naruto and Sakura are eating ramen at the Ichiraku Ramen Bar. Naruto complains about not being able to use his right hand due to an injury from the battle against Kakuzu. Sakura's memory flashes back to the hospital, where she attempts to heal Naruto's hand and warns him against using the Spiraling Shuriken too often. Despite his injuries, Naruto tells Sakura that he feels great because they will soon be able to pursue Sasuke again. Recollecting this moment, Sakura offers to feed Naruto. The tender moment is ruined when Sai jumps in and offers to feed Naruto instead. Kakashi makes a surprise appearance and thanks Naruto for ending the last battle before he had to use the Mangekyo Sharingan. Kakashi comments that if they had not shown up in time, he would be in the hospital again. Kakashi praises Naruto on becoming his equal, if not stronger, but reminds him of the serious harm that accompanies all powerful jutsu. At Orochimaru's lair, Orochimaru is confined to his bed. Kabuto tells him that his body cannot handle the medicine that is sustaining it. As Kabuto exits to get more medicine, a blade made of lightning chakra shoots towards Orochimaru through the door. Orochimaru quickly blocks it with his arms and thinks to himself that he does not recognize the shape manipulation, though the chakra itself seems familiar. Sasuke, with his curse seal already spreading, shatters the door and tells Orochimaru that he has nothing more to learn from him. Sasuke goes on to mock Orochimaru's ambitions, as well as his genius, stating that any ninja seems petty before an Uchiha. He also draws a parallel between Orochimaru's intentions to take over other's bodies and Itachi killing the Uchiha clan to measure his abilities, disgusted by the similarity.
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Online firm warns against SEO
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Leading online audiobook publisher warns against search optimizations (SEO). Leading online audiobook publisher AudioBooksForFree.com (ABFF) issues the strongest warning against any search engine optimisations (SEO). For the last 6 years AudioBooksForFree.com has been consistently occupying top Google (and most other search engines') positions on anything to do with "audiobooks" or "audio books" / "audiobook" / "audio book". All this has been achieved without any optimisations and without paying Google a single cent. "... We look with puzzlement on the burgeoning search optimisation industry that has sprung up in the last few years..." commented Ruslan G Fedorovsky (ABFF's UK CEO) "...Unfortunately many top blue-chip executives hardly realise what kind of deadly dangers they allow their online businesses to be subjected to by search optimisation techniques without any guarantees of tangible or provable benefits..." "...There are 2 Golden Rules that you have to follow in dealing with Google, and the 1st rule is: Never try to cheat Google! Today's clever optimisation could be tomorrow's policy violation. You never know. Afterwards, if Google blacklist you, the only thing to do is to close your old domain down and start again, fresh..." "...I would go even further and say that the most important policy regarding search optimisation is never allowing your programmers to try any kind of SEO at all. This is not easy, because programmers are constantly learning new methods, new techniques and tips from each other and from the web. They would not give a second thought to using this new but perhaps untested and dubious technique on your live website just to hone freshly acquired skills or to appear to be a bit more professional in their own minds. In our company, every new web-programmer joining is told a joke that I had promised to cut off the head of anyone who would try any kind of SEO on any of our websites. This is of course just a joke but as the Russian proverb said: In every joke there is a little bit of truth..."
CONTACT For more information contact: press@AudioBooksForFree.com Tel: +44-7774-990151
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(born august 17th, 1981 philadelphia) An allumni of NYC's INSTITUTE OF AUDIO RESEARCH, Mike Britt is a non-influential guitarist, songwriter, producer, audio engineer, he was a founding member of 'Snowcat', 'Hey, Holden!', 'Genitals Chicken', 'Rick (now IO)', 'Duophone', 'Elysian Fury', 'Loycyutis', 'Pat Grinder', 'October's Lust', and 'Dusk'. He is founder and owner of GIZMOTRON RECORDS!!!, which operates a small recording studio in Washington Township and works as a guitar instructor at Ye Olde Towne Music. Mike Britt had his 'fifteen minutes of fame' in 2004 when he invented Speed Monopoly. [citation needed]
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Magda Korn (Venezuelan Artist)
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In the 80’s She attended the “Federico Villena” music school in the city of Maracay where she took music and singing lessons and, it is in Maracay where she begins taking oil painting classes with a local artist. Inspired by the beautiful Venezuelan’s landscapes, Magda realizes that painting is her avocation. Although Magda began her professional career as a Systems Analyst in 1990, during the next 6 years she continued painting and developing her love for the arts. In 1994 she moved from Venezuela to New York to continue her studies and in 1999 Magda moved permanently to Delaware. In 2000 She met Delaware’s famous artist, Edward L. Loper Sr., and began studying paint and analyzing the great masters throughout the history of painting such as Titian, Tintoretto, El Greco, Cézanne and Picasso among others, and analyzing their styles and their contribution to history and the world of painting. Magda’s paintings are made out of four elements: lines, spaces, color and light. “These elements construct a painting but more importantly, the painter’s personality, character, and painterly style create a personal signature which identifies the artist like identifying your own handwriting.” Her work has been shown in major galleries in New York, Washington DC and Delaware. In 2005 Magda had an exhibit at the Louis Redding building in Wilmington, attended by the Venezuelan Ambassador to the USA Bernardo Alvarez and Consul General Leonor Osorio, this event opened the doors to a relationship between Delaware and Venezuela. Since then Delaware has been part of the discounted hitting oil program offered by Citgo and various cultural exchanges between Wilmington and the Venezuelan Cultural Office in Washington DC. Sourceshttp://www.embavenez-us.org/news.php?nid=1859 http://delawarewatch.blogspot.com/search/label/Citgo http://www.worldproutassembly.org/archives/2005/12/venezuelas_nati.html http://www.magdakorn.com/news-whats-hot.htm http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061006/LIFE/112190005/1005 159.53.110.142 18:08, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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Open Endings are when the endings are at the beginning of a movie, these are very uncommon but one example is the movie Man on the moon and the actor will tell you that this is the end of the movie. Source from the movie The man on the moon 84.55.90.55 18:55, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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"Ape Ape Ape Smash" (dice game)
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Ape Ape Ape Smash is a dice game used to facilitate the consumption of liquid beverages. In order to play the game you must have at least two people (with no maximum limit of players) and two six-sided die. Two people roll one die each, simultaneously. It doesn't matter who rolls first as long as the two people that roll are next to each other in the circle (if there are more than two players). The game is similar to "rock, paper, scissors" when the die are rolled because the words "ape, ape, ape, smash" are uttered as the two players pump their fists. The dice are released on the word "smash" and the two rolls are tallied. Whoever rolled the lesser number drinks the difference between the two dice and passes their die to the player to their left. The player that rolled the higher number keeps rolling until they roll a lesser number and then passes their die to the player to their left. The dice do not get passed if their are only two players. In the event of doubles being rolled, both die are rolled again but the number of drinks are multiplied by powers of two. Examples: If doubles are rolled once, the number of drinks are multiplied by two. If doubles are rolled twice in a row, the number of drinks are multiplied by four. If doubles are rolled three times in a row, the number of drinks are multiplied by eight. This pattern continues until doubles are not rolled anymore. Normal play then resumes. It is basically a mindless game and requires little skill, but it is fun and chicks dig it! Ask Hank or Dad, they know where the apes are at for sure. SourcesThis game was Created by: Dan Powell and Jason Arnold in Pittsburgh, PA and can be verified by contacting Dan at dep21@pitt.edu Thank you! 152.133.6.197 19:14, 6 July 2007 (UTC)
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Jay Sinha
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Jay Sinha is a 2007 Governor's Fellow from McLean, VA, and the 1st Indian-American Student Government President at the University of Mary Washington (2007)>[3]
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Brief SummaryThe American Muslim Women's Association was founded in the months following the tragic events of September 11, 2001. AMWA is based in Westchester County, New York just twenty minutes north of New York City. AMWA holds various events yearly the most notable being "Breaking of the Fast" which takes place during Ramadan every year. During this event AMWA invites non-Muslims in the Westchester Community to break the fast with the community. AMWA earned its 501-c Non profit status in 2005 Mission Statement
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Eric Speck
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Eric Speck (born on January 11, 1976), is the founder and owner of Ace Fu Records, an independent record label. He also is an A&R Consultant at Island Records. Notable past experiences include: A&R Consultant at Warner Brothers, Talent Buyer at Brownies in Manhattan, Label Manager at Knitting Factory Records, and Distribution Manager at Tim Kerr Records. He also has been a panel speaker for numerous music-oriented conferences, such as the South by Southwest Festival. Sourceshttp://www.epitonic.com/index.jsp?refer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.epitonic.com%2Flabels%2Facefurecords.html
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Her best move
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" == Her best move" == This is a Disney original Movie about a 15 year-old soccer prodigy named Sara Davis and has a chance to join the U.S. National Team but she must juggle her high school, romance, sports, and parental pressure while deciding her own priorities Tag line: Kick your life in a new direction. Plot Outline: 15 year-old female soccer prodigy, Sara Davis, has the chance to join the U.S. National Team, but she must find a balance with high school, romance, sports, and parental pressure while deciding her own priorities. High school is crazy enough as it is, but for 15-year-old Sara Davis (Leah Pipes, “Bones”) it’s about to get even crazier. A national calibre soccer prospect with skills honed by her father, Gil (Scott Patterson, “Gilmore Girls”), a women's soccer coach, Sara has sacrificed her interest in dance, photography and of course, boys to concentrate on her sport. With the encouragement of best friend Tutti (Lalaine, “Lizzie McGuire”), Sara begins a growing relationship with Josh (Drew Tyler Bell, “The Bold and the Beautiful”), the cute but shy photographer on the school newspaper, and learns more about herself each day. As National Team scouts watch her every shot, Sara faces the challenge of discovering her true self, so she can make the best move of her life. Cast(main cast) Leah Pipes ... Sara Scott Patterson ... Gil Lisa Darr ... Julia Drew Tyler Bell ... Josh Lalaine ... Tutti Daryl Sabara ... Doogie Jhoanna Flores ... Regina Fay Masterson ... Lori Julio Oscar Mechoso ... Umberto Denise Dowse ... Lisa Brandi Chastain ... Herself Janice de Boisblanc ... Kate Links
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New Jersey's “Renowned” Irish American Leaders.
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Tom Barrett to prepared an ‘updated’ list of New Jersey's “Renowned” Irish American Leaders. Thomas P. J. Barrett. Correspondent for New York Herald Tribune (1950’s & 60’s) where he covered New Jersey and the state house. He was national editor of the Hibernian Digest and General Chairman of Newark St. Patrick’s Day Parade (1965-67). His father, a native of County Galway, Ireland, was a district leader for Frank Hague. Photo: Barrett, right with Essex County Democratic Chairman Dennis Carey, left, and President John F. Kennedy. Bill Baroni. Assemblyman from Mercer and Middlesex counties, elected in 2003. Seton Hall University Law Professor. Maurice Brady. Hudson County Assemblyman (1952-68). Speaker in 1960 & 1966 and Hudson County Register of Deeds & Mortgages. Edward R. Brannigan. President of the Fraternal Order of Police/New Jersey Joseph P. Brennan, Esq. Essex County Surrogate. Twice elected West Orange Council president. Decorated Vietnam veteran and former Grand Marshal of West Orange Irish parade. William J. Brennan, Jr. A member of the Shanley & Fisher law firm. Appointed by President Eisenhower in 1956 to United States Supreme Court and is considered one of the most influential jurists of the 20th century. Brendan T. Byrne. Two term Democratic governor 1974-82 and last Democrat governor to win re-election. Considered one of the great after dinner speakers of all time. Eugene J. Byrne, Esq. Trustee of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, Inc. Long time Montclair GOP district leader, State Senate candidate (1991) and Grand Marshal of Newark Irish Parade in 1991. He has marched in the NYC Irish parade every year for 50 years. William T. Cahill. Former New Jersey Republican Governor (1970-74), U.S. Congressman (1959 to 1970) and Camden County Assemblyman. Photo, right. Dennis F. Carey. Former Newark Fire Commissioner. Elected Essex County Democratic Chairman in 1953 when county was completely dominated by GOP (which he quickly reversed). Served until 1969. Helped elect two governors, a U.S. Senator and engineered a 50,000 vote plurality in Essex County for JFK in 1960 when Kennedy’s state margin was 22,000 votes and his nationwide plurality was a mere100,000. James “Jimmy” Carroll. Son of famed labor leader Big Jim Carroll of Laborer’s Local 472 in Newark, Jim is currently an attorney in private practice and Chairman of the Atlantic County Democratic Committee. John Caufield. Essex County State Senator (1979-86) and Newark Fire Director 1962-86. Long-time president of the Brian Boru Society in Newark. Dennis M. Cavanaugh. U.S. District Judge for the District of New Jersey whose mother was born in County Clare, Ireland and who is related to the famous proprietor of McGovern’s Tavern in Newark, the late Frank McGovern. Richard J. Codey. Served with distinction and bi-partisan praise as New Jersey’s Governor. Now President of the NJ Senate. Richard is a former Essex County Assemblyman (1974-82), and one of the most influential legislative leaders in New Jersey history. Dennis Collins. Former long time Mayor of Bayonne. Jack Collins. Former Speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly and Republican State Assemblyman from Salem County. College Professor. Basketball Coach. Lawyer. Farmer. John F. Cryan. Former Essex County Undersheriff and two term State Assemblyman (1964-68). Elected Essex County Sheriff in 1970 and served three terms until 1979. Candidate for County Executive in 1978 Democratic primary. Well-known restaurateur and raconteur who served as Grand Marshal of the Newark Irish parade in 1969. John passed away on February 6, 2005. Joseph Cryan. Son of the late John F. Cryan. Currently serving as State Assemblyman and Union County Undersheriff. Joe is currently Chairman of the NJ Democratic State Committee and is considered a rising star in the state legislature. John Degnan. Former Attorney General under Governor Brendan Byrne and currently president of Chubb Insurance. Michael Delahunty. Former Montclair Commissioner (1976-1980) and Essex County Freeholder until his untimely death in December 1990. Former national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Frank ‘Pat’ Dodd. Elected to the Assembly (1964-70). Served in State Senate State from 1972-1982 and served as Senate President in 1976-77. Candidate for governor in the 1981 Democratic primary. Michael J. Doherty. Member of General Assembly and Warren County Freeholder. Graduate of West Point and Seton Hall Law School. Captain in the Army Reserves from 1985-93 Kathleen Donovan. Bergen County Clerk and former Chairlady of the New Jersey Republican State Committee. Kathe was a Republican Chair of the New Jersey Legislative Reappointment Commission and is currently a GOP candidate for Bergen County Executive. Margaret O'Boyle Dunigan. Two term councilwoman from Township of Bloomfield, active in numerous Irish American organizations. Served as Deputy Grand Marshal of the Newark St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Thomas G. Dunn. Long time mayor of Elizabeth (1964-92) and former State Senator (1974-78), Assemblyman and Union County freeholder. Raymond M. Durkin. Former Essex County and State Democratic Chairman who led the Essex County Democratic organization to prominence in the embattled 1980’s and who played a major role in electing the late Ron Brown chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Christopher Durkin. Former Essex County Sheriff’s Detective and Director of Personnel for the County of Essex whose skills as a political leader were evident in his topping the ticket on the county ballot in 2005 as the newly elected Essex County Clerk. Florence P. Dwyer. Union County Congresswoman who defeated then incumbent Congressman Harrison Williams in 1956 and held the seat for sixteen years. Former Assemblywoman. Well regarded in the Irish community and known for returning phone calls. Photo on left. Bernard J. Dwyer. Middlesex County Congressman from 1981 to 1993, State Senator from 1974 to 1980, Senate Majority Leader, and former Mayor of Edison. Frank "Hap" Farley. Legendary Atlantic County State Senator (1941-72) during original 21 Club era (one senator per county) who would routinely galvanize six South Jersey counties into a voting bloc. Senate President in 1945 and again in 1962, he was a legislative force to be reckoned with during his tenure William Flanagan. Former Hudson County Sheriff and long time Executive Director of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. Appointed during Meyner’s term as Governor. Served for more than 30 years.
Jamie Fox. Former Chief of Staff to Governor James E. McGreevey and U.S. States Senator Robert Torricelli. Had a stellar career in both state and national government. Currently serves as Deputy Director of the Port Authority of NY/NJ. Cornelius (Neil) Gallagher. Congressman from Hudson County (1959-73). Potential Vice-Presidential nominee in 1964. Photo: Gallagher, right, with Ireland President Eamon deValera in photo) during diplomatic mission to Washington in 1959. John J. Giblin. Essex County State Senator elected at-large (1966-67) and a member of the Newark Charter Commission in 1953 which recommended the current form of Newark City government. A former county freeholder, he served as deputy grand marshal of the Newark Irish parade in 1937, general chairman in 1948 and 1949 and as grand marshal in 1951. Noreen Giblin. Daughter of Assemblyman Tom Giblin, Noreen is a graduate of Seton Hall University Law School and served in the administration of Governor James E. McGreevey. Currently State Director for U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg. Noreen is the 2006 Essex County Irishwoman Of The Year Thomas P. Giblin. Like his father before him, Tom is a former Essex County Freeholder and Board president as well as a former Essex County Surrogate. He served as both Essex County and New Jersey State Democratic Chairman. He and his dad are the only father and son to serve as both chairman and grand marshal of the Newark Irish parade. He was grand marshal in 1975 and served as general chairman for more than a decade. Currently serves in State Assembly. Charles P. Gillen. Born in County Roscommon, Ireland, Gillen was the first Irish born Mayor of the City of Newark (1917) and the first grand marshal of the Newark St. Patrick’s Day Parade (1936). William L. Gormley. Former Marine Corp captain, freeholder and Assemblyman (1977-1982), he won a special election to the State Senate in 1982 where he now serves. He is a former Chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Bill’s father was a former Atlantic County Sheriff. John F.X. Graham. Business Executive and Democratic fundraiser. Co-Chairman of John Kerry's 2004 campaign in New Jersey. Frank Graves. Paterson Mayor and Passaic County State Senator (1978-90) who died in office on March 4, 1990. John J. Grogan. Former Mayor of Hoboken who challenged Harrison ‘Pete’ Williams in the 1958 Democratic primary. Married to Eileen McNulty, a member of the famous Irish singing family popular in the 1940’s and 1950’s. Frank "I am The Law" Hague. Legendary Mayor of Jersey City and Hudson County political boss. Jeremiah Healy. Currently mayor of Jersey City, elected in November of 2004 who’s first official act was to enclose his porch. Joseph M. Healey. Late and long time mayor of Kearny who served as Hudson County Purchasing Agent and Grand Marshal of the Newark St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 1962. Matthew Holleran. Young Irish American leader, related to the Durkin’s of Essex County by marriage and an executive with a Middlesex County security firm. Brian Hughes. Son of late Governor Richard Hughes, Brian currently serves as Mercer County Executive. Richard J. Hughes. Democratic Governor of New Jersey (1961-69). Later appointed to the State Supreme Court and served as Chief Justice until age 70, the age of mandatory retirement. Revered by all. Photo, left. William F. Hyland. Served as a member of the General Assembly from Camden County from 1954 to 1961 and as Speaker in 1958 Resigned to become president of the Public Utility Commission in 1961. Served as state Attorney General under Governor Brendan Byrne. Senior partner in the law firm of Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland and Perretti. Plays a mean clarinet. Philip M. Keegan. Former Essex County Assemblyman (1974-76) who later served as New Jersey State Democratic Chairman under Governor Jim Florio. John V. Kelly. Former president of Nutley Savings & Loan, John served as Township Commissioner, Mayor and nine-term member of the General Assembly. He was the long time General Chairman of the annual Nutley St. Patrick’s Day Parade. William F. Kelly, Jr. A Jersey City Democrat who served in the State Senate from1958 to 1974. John V. Kenny. Former mayor of Jersey City. John A. Lynch. New Brunswick Democrat who served as a State Senator from 1956 to 1978, and Senate president in 1966. He was the Senate’s senior member upon his retirement in 1978. John A. Lynch. Son of the late John A. Lynch. Elected to State Senate in 1981 and served as majority leader from 1986 to 1990, President of the Senate from 1990-1992 and minority leader from 1992 to 1998. Joe Madden. Business Manager and Secretary Treasurer of Laborers’ Local 472 for three decades (1936-1968). Active in Hudson and State Democratic politics, he was a candidate for Hudson County Sheriff on an anti-Kenny reform slate in 1951. Raymond McCarthy. Popular two-term Mayor of the Township of Bloomfield where he served as Chairman of the Bloomfield Business Advisory Board and as a Trustee of the Township’s Board of Education. G eorge McCormick. The late and former Executive Director of Essex County Tax Board who ran a well known Irish Tavern in Vailsburg, Newark. Was considered a brilliant political strategist and aide to County chairman Raymond Durkin. Frank X. McDermott. Served in the State Senate from 1968 to 1974 and as Senate President in 1969. Former candidate for Governor. Peter. J. McDonough, Sr. Served in the State Senate from 1974 to until his retirement on January 9, 1979. His son, Peter, served as communications director for Governor Christine Whitman. Bill McDowell. A former Bergen County Sheriff, Bill was elected Bergen County Executive in 1986 and served one term. He is a former chairman of the North Arlington Redevelopment Authority. Joseph L. McGahn. .Atlantic County Democrat who upset Frank ‘Hap’ Farley for the State Senate. Served from 1972 to1978. James E. McGreevey. Former State Assemblyman (1990-92) and State Senator from 1994-98. Came within 25,000 votes of defeating Governor Christine Whitman in 1997. Subsequently elected Governor in 2001. Resigned from office in 2004. Francis J. McManimon. A member of the State Senate from Mercer County from 1982 to 1992 and an Assemblyman from 1972 to 1982. O. Vincent McNany. The late President of Yorkwood Savings & Loan in Maplewood, former township postmaster, president of the Essex County Tax Board and former President of Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. Lost a race for State Assembly to former Governor Tom Kean in the 1960's. Patti McGuire. Deputy Chief of Staff for Governor Jon Corzine, Patti is a former aide to now U.S. Senator Robert Menendez and is well respected as a campaign operative with unrivaled expertise in election get-out-the-vote operations Dennis McNerney, Former Bergen County Freeholder who currently serves as Bergen County Executive, the first Democrat to do so. Jim McQueeney. Former Star-Ledger reporter and former state director for U. S. Senator Frank Lautenberg. With roots in County Leitrim, he is now a political analyst and the co-host of Power & Politics, a weekly cable television show on News 12. Maggie Moran. Currently Deputy Chief of Staff to Governor Jon Corzine, Maggie is among a corp of young intelligent leaders in state politics whose wisdom and advice is constantly sought in the highest circles of government. Experienced with the NJ State Committee, Maggie is a former State Director for both NJ Senators Jon Corzine and Frank Lautenberg. J ohn Murphy. Morris County Freeholder leader and GOP candidate for Governor in 2005. Considered rising star in Republican circles. Franklin Murphy. Governor of New Jersey from 1902 to 1905. Michael Murphy. Former Morris County prosecutor and candidate for governor in the 1997 Democratic primary where he finished a strong third behind Jim McGreevey and Congressman Rob Andrews. Had the most entertaining TV commercials in the race. Now a successful lobbyist. Mollie Murphy. The late and well known Irish matriarch in Newark from the 1940’s through the1980’s and mentor to mayors and local politicians including the Cryans and Giblins. Her house on Sanford Avenue in Newark was an obligatory stop on St. Patrick’s Day. Vincent Murphy. Former head of state AFL-CIO. Mayor of Newark (1941-49) and Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 1943. He lost to Walter Edge. Mary Taylor Norton. First woman to represent New Jersey in the U.S. Congress, serving from 1925 until 1951. She is also a former Hudson County Freeholder. Photo, left. Jeremiah O'Connor. Former Bergen County State Senator(1966-68) and county Freeholder and Mayor. Kevin P. O’Sullivan. Legislative Representative & Executive Director of the New Jersey State Building & Construction Trades Council. 2007 Grand Marshal Newark St. Patrick's Day Parade. Kevin O’Toole. Currently New Jersey State Assemblyman, Deputy GOP leader and Essex County Republican Chairman. Member of the Cedar Grove Township Council from 1989-96 and 3 term Township Mayor. Served in NJ State Senate in 2001. Terry Reilly. World War II combat marine, Guadacanal. Owned tavern in Newark-center of political activity. Former Essex Undersheriff. Managed Newark mayoral campaigns in 50's and 60's. Aide to Essex county Chairmen Carey, Lerner, Gausepohl & Durkin. Converted to Judaism and his nick-name was “teve” Joseph “Joe” Roberts, Jr. Former Camden County Freeholder Director who went on to serve with distinction as a State Assemblyman, Majority Leader and current Speaker of the General Assembly. Considered one of the most popular leaders in the state legislature. Frank Rodgers. Legendary Mayor of Harrison who is listed in the Guinness Book World of Records for longest tenure as mayor (48 years). Former Hudson County Clerk and State Senator from1978 to 1984. Thomas Shea. Currently Chief of Staff to Governor Jon Corzine, Tom is a well known communications expert whose stellar career has taken him from the NJ State Senate to Washington, D.C. to Paris, France (where he served with the State Department) and back to Trenton after managing Governor Corzine’s successful election in 2005. James Sheeran, State Insurance Commissioner under Brendan Byrne and former Mayor of West Orange. Thomas F.X. Smith. Former mayor of Jersey City who became renowned for his campaign TV commercials featuring his dog ‘Hudson’. Former City Clerk and candidate for Goverrnor in 1981. Played for Knicks Joseph F. Sullivan. Longtime New Jersey reporter for the New York Times and Trenton Bureau Chief, beloved by all. Stephen Sweeney. Labor leader and State Senator representing Third Legislative District since 2002. Gloucester County Freeholder since 1997. Business Agent for Ironworkers Local 399 T. James Tumulty. Former Congressman from Hudson County (1955-57), Assembly Minority Leader, and Secretary to Mayor Frank Hague. Joseph Tumulty. Former Assemblyman and Secretary to Governor, then President, Woodrow Wilson. John P. Walsh. Morris County civic leader. Retired Director of the Irish American Cultural Institute and The Irish Way Program which provides high school students with summer travel abroad programs. Grand Marshal of the Newark St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 1982. Jeff Whelan. Pulitzer Prize winning reporter for the Star-Ledger.
SourcesThis list was comprised for Politicsnj.com by Tom Barrett who is a partner in Barrett & Mottola, a Nutley-based public relations firm. He is a longtime Democratic political consultant and operative who has been involved in Democratic campaigns for over 25 years. It was posted at politicsnj.com/irish2006.htm - but no longer is up.
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Appearing in campaignes such as Johnson & Johnson, Osh Kosh, Aztec Rose, Dolly Magazine, Macey's USA and the face of Bih'.
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Sources(Copyrighted text removed) CNN Headline News Atlanta News Room In February 2002, CNN Headline News invited Kay to their studios in London to do a live satellite link up to their Atlanta Newsroom. Kay spoke for two minutes with Kat Carney, CNN's health anchor about The Diet Plate and "Portion Control" as a method of weight control.
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