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  1. Jomon
    stone tools, traps, and bows and were hunters, gatherers, and skillful coastal and deep-water fishermen. They practised a rudimentary form of agriculture and lived in caves and later in groups of either temporary shallow pit dwellings or above-ground houses, leaving rich kitchen middens for modern anthropological study. By the late Jomon period, a dramatic shift had taken place according to archaeological studies. Incipient cultivation had evolved into sophisticated rice-paddy farming and government control. Many other elements of Japanese culture also may date from this period and reflect a mingled migration from the northern Asian continent and the southern Pacific areas. Among
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  2. John John Molina
    belt to his WBO crown by knocking Lopez out in the tenth round. On January 28, 1990, he avenged his loss to Suarez by knocking him out in the sixth round to retain the belt, but then, on May 20 of that year, he and Lopez met for their rubber match, this time in Reno. Lopez dropped Molina and won a unanimous decision to recover his status as world Jr. Lightweight champion. Between then and 1992, Molina won five straight fights, four by knockout. And so, after Brian Mitchell (who had beaten Lopez), left the IBF title vacant due to re 2000 tirement,
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  3. Via Maris
    Via Maris Via Maris is an ancient trading route dating from the Early Bronze Age which linked Egypt with the northern empires of Syria, Anatolia and Mesopotamia - modern day Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria. Its earlier name was "Way of the Philistines", a reference to the Way passing through the Philistine Plain. At this point the Way
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  4. Joseph Menusa
    Engineer Battalion, 1st. Marine Division of the United States Marine Corps. A former resident of Tracy, California, Menusa was the first soldier from the Philippines to lose his life on the 2003 Iraq War when he was killed on March 27 at Nasiriya. He graduated from a high school in San Jose, where he had grown up, in 1989, and soon after, he joined the Marines. Gunnery Sergeant Menusa was killed on the ninth anniversary of the day he began dating his wife Stacy. He was not a United States citizen, as he had failed to appear for his INS interview:
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  5. Jodeci
    sexual, bad-boy image made them a famous group during the '90s. They comprise two sets of brothers, the Hailey brothers (K-Ci and Jo-Jo) and the DeGrate brothers (Mr. Dalvin and DeVante Swing). The brothers toured the south singing gospel songs, and also recorded albums and eventually met each other through their girlfriends. When they met, a fight almost broke out between K-Ci and Dalvin because Dalvin was dating a girl K-Ci was going with. The Hailey brothers and DeVante started hanging out and talking about making albums together. DeVante journeyed to Minneapolis when he was 16 to join Prince's organization, but
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  6. John Ritter
    in the hit TV series Three's Company in 1977, playing a swinging bachelor and culinary student, Jack Tripper, who lived with two female roommates. In 1978, he played Ringo Starr's manager on the television special Ringo. After Three's Company he appeared in a number of films, notably Problem Child, academy award winning Sling Blade and Noises Off. He starred in many made-for-TV movies and made guest appearances on shows such as Ally McBeal and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He also provided the voice for Clifford in the animated children's show Clifford the Big Red Dog, a role for which he received
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  7. John Day
    Travailes of the Three English Brothers, which detailed the adventures of Sir Thomas, Sir Anthony and Robert Shirley. The Parliament of Bees is the work on which Day's reputation chiefly rests. The piece contains much for which parallel passages are found in Dekker's Wonder of a Kingdom (1636) and Samuel Rowley's (or Dekker's) Noble Soldier (printed 1634). There is no earlier known edition of The Parliament of Bees than that in 1641, but a persistent tradition has assigned the piece to 1607. In. 1608 Day published two comedies, Law Trickes, or Who Would have Thought it? and Humour out of Breath.
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  8. Johann Philipp Reis
    was raised by his grandmother. He studied mathematics and natural sciences on his own. In 1860, he constructed the first prototype of a telephone, covering a distance of 100 m. He did not manage to get people interested in his invention, however, and is was largely forgotten, except by Alexander Graham Bell, who demonstrated and patented an improved version of Reis' apparatus in 1876. Documents in the London Science Museum show, that, in 1947, engineers from the British firm Standard Telephones and Cables (STC) found, that Reis's device dating from 1863 could transmit and "reproduce speech of good quality but of
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  9. John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley
    John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley (1826-1902), English statesman, was born on 7 January 1826, being the eldest son of the Hon. Henry Wodehouse and grandson of the 2nd Baron Wodehouse (the barony dating from 1797), whom he succeeded in 1846. He was educated at Eton College and Christ Church, Oxford, where he took a first-class degree in classics in 1847; in the same year married Lady Florence Fitzgibbon (d. 1895), daughter of
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  10. John a Kent and John a Cumber
    John a Kent and John a Cumber John a Kent and John a Cumber is a 16th century play by Anthony Munday. The precise dating of the play is unknown, although a transcript which has the date 159x (with the reading of the last digit being uncertain) exists and there is some evidence that it was being performed on stage as early as 1587. The
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  11. Juggling
    include balls, beanbags, rings, clubs, knives, torches and everything you can imagine to throw in the air. More generally, the definition of juggling may be stretched to include all forms of artful object manipulation. Such variations include prop spinning and balancing, Chinese yoyo, devil stick, bounce juggling, cigar box manipulation, and contact juggling (where one or more balls are skillfully rolled across the hands and body). The earliest known record of juggling is Egyptian, from the 15th Beni Hassan tomb of an unknown prince, dating from the middle kingdom period of about 1994-1781 B.C. Modern independently verifiable records for number of
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  12. June 2003
    he will take a leave of absence from his job at Transmeta to work full-time at OSDL on the Linux kernel. Same-sex marriage in Canada: The Canadian government announces that it will not appeal the Ontario appeals court ruling that permitted same-sex marriage. Instead, Prime Minister Jean Chrétien indicates that his government will introduce legislation to change the definition of marriage but protect the rights of churches to decide which marriages they will solemnize. The New York Times reports about allegations of severe child abuse within the Tranquility Bay correctional facility for unruly children, run by the Utah-based World Wide Association
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  13. Judith Nathan
    Judith Nathan Judith Stish Nathan (Judy Nathan) was the press secretary for New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. He began dating her before his divorce from Donna Hanover, his second wife, was final. They married in May 2003.
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  14. Iceman
    lazy and undisciplined. Iceman has never realized the true potential of his abilities, and even went through a period of deep depression after the White Queen took over his body and used his abilities to do things Iceman couldn't even comprehend. The White Queen herself believed that Iceman had the potential to be one of the most powerful mutants on earth. There has been quite a bit of speculation regarding the true nature of Iceman's powers. According to the laws of physics, cold is defined as the absence of heat, and therefore there is actually no such thing as "cold." If
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  15. Id Kah mosque
    Id Kah mosque The Id Kah mosque is located in Kashgar, Xinjiang, China. It was built by Shakesimirzha in 1422 (although including earlier structures dating back to the eight century) and covers 16,800 square meters. It was at the center of a sharp rise in tension between the muslim Uighurs and the ruling Han Chinese in Xinjiang in 2003, when the government decided to replace it with a Igneous rocksolidifies, with or without crystallization. Over 700 types of igneous rocks have been described, most of them intrusive. Igneous rock are geologically important because: their minerals and global chemistry gives information about the composition of the mantle where they were extracted from, and the temperature and pressure conditions that allowed this extraction, or (below) their minerals and global chemistry gives information about the composition of the country pre-existing rock that melted their absolute ages can be obtained from various forms of radiometric dating and thus can be compared to adjacent strata, allowing a time sequence of events their features are usually
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  16. Île-Perrot, Quebec
    Île-Perrot, Quebec Île-Perrot is an island west to the island of Montreal in the province of Quebec. Right between Lac Saint-Louis and Lac des Deux-Montagnes, more than 31,000 people live in one of Île-Perrot’s four municipalities. Notre-Dame-de-l’Île-Perrot Pincourt Terrasse Vaudreuil Ville-Île-Perrot Île-Perrot holds the only working windmill in Quebec, dating from the time Île-Perrot was a seigneury in the French colony of Nouvelle-France. In its honor, what now constitutes the commercial artery of the island was named boulevard Don-Quichotte.
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  17. Infanticide
    society. Classic Roman civilization can serve as an example of both aspects. In some periods of Roman history it was traditional practice for a newborn to be brought to the pater familias, the family patriarch, who would then decide whether the child was to be kept and raised, or left to death by exposure. The Twelve Tables of Roman law obliged the pater familias to put to death a child that was visibly deformed. Although infanticide became a capital offense in Roman law in 374 CE, offenders were rarely if ever prosecuted. A practice described in Roman texts was to smear
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  18. Indiana University at Bloomington
    employed an additional 257 faculty and 92 librarians. Of the full-time faculty, 69% were tenured. Like the student body, IUB's faculty is white and American. Of full-time administrators, faculty, and lecturers, 99 (5.9%) were Asian, 64 (3.8%) were African-American, 51 (3.0%) were Hispanic, 2 (.01%) were Native American, and 1,474 (87.0%) were "other." More males (68.1%) than females held academic appointments at the university. Professors at IUB were better-paid than their counterparts in the IU system. A full-time professor earned an average of $118,100, an associate professor $81,700, and an assistant professor $69,400. Campus IUB's 1,931 acres includes copious green space
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  19. Iron Age
    sources made iron cheap and contributed greatly to its adoption as the most common metallurgical process. The Iron Age is part of the Three-age system for prehistoric societies. Earlier Bronze Age Later Middle Ages and in parts of Europe, Roman occupation. In Sweden and partly in other nordic countries, the last part of the Iron Age (about 800 - 1100) is commonly called the Viking Age. In Britain, the Iron Age lasted from about the 5th century BC (although some believe it to have started significantly later, around 1st century BC) to the 4th century AD. Defensive structures dating from this
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  20. Irish poetry
    The 20th Century 5.12 Yeats and Modernism 5.13 After Yeats: Clarke, Higgins, Colum 5.14 Irish Modernism 5.15 Poetry in De Valera's Ireland 5.16 Poetry in Irish 5.17 The Northern School 5.18 Experiment 5.19 Outsiders 5.20 Women Poets 6 Irish Poetry Now 7 External Links The Earliest Irish Poetry Poetry in Irish represents the oldest vernacular poetry in Europe. The earliest examples date from the 6th century, and are generally short lyrics on themes from religion or the world of nature. They were frequently written by their scribe authors in the margins of the illuminated manuscripts that they were copying. Another source
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