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me and bobby and bobbys brother

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this is a abba song recorded in 1973 incuded on the ring ring album.

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abba-the complete guide to music by Carl Magnus Palm (paper back, 8 march 2005)

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Redirect to Radical 1.

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Bellows Air Force Station

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Bellows Air Force Station, Waimanalo, HI was established in 1917 as the Waimanalo Military Reservation and was used as an infantry training area. The station covers almost 1500 acres on the windward side of Oahu near the southeast corner of the island.

For approximately seven years prior to December 7th, 1941, Bellows was known as the Waimanalo Army Reservation, Bellows Field. It was used as the bivouac area by the infantry and a target practice area by the Coastal Artillery. During the mid 1930s the Air Corps chiefly used this area for a strafing and bombing practice site. Those operations extended into 1938, when the total Air Corps personnel on duty only consisted of ten men supplied from Wheeler Field. During this entire period Bellows Field was used for training both air and ground forces.

Bellows was among those installations attacked by the Japanese during the Pearl Harbor attack. There were 12 P-40's located at Bellows. Unfortunately the guns of the aircraft had been removed for cleaning. After the attack began, men hurried to replace them. All three P-40's that were readied were promptly shot down killing two pilots. After the attack, a Japaneese sailor, Kazuo Sakamaki, was found coming out of the surf by a Hawaiian National Guardsman and taken prisnor as P.O.W. Number 1. His "Midget Submarine" was found beached on the shore at Bellows.


Today there is little evidence of the old flying field days. In 1946 the first beach cabins began construction. Today, Detachment One, 15th Mission Support Group presently operates Bellows AFS as a rest area for military families from all over the Pacific. Activities include, camping, swimming, snorkeling/scuba, paintball, mini golf, and many others. During the week the USMC uses the parts of the beach as a amphibious landing training area, however on weekends and holidays the military opens the beach to all.


Much of Waimanalo community remains the same as it was more than 50 years ago.


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Brett Hextall

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Brett Hextall (born on April 2, 1988 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is from a long line of National Hockey League (NHL) players. Former NHL goalie Ron Hextall is his father, former NHL Player Dennis Hextall is his great uncle, former NHL player Bryan Hextall Jr. is his grandfather, and former NHL player and Hockey Hall-of-Famer Bryan Hextall is his great-grandfather.

Playing Career

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Brett Hextall spent 2006-2008 with the Penticton Vees and was captain for the 2007-2008 season bringing his team to the BCHL Championship (also known as the Fred Page Cup) winning over the Nanaimo Clippers in four games, but losing in the BC/Alberta cup (also known as the Doyle Cup) to the Camrose Kodiaks in five games. Hextall was drafted 159th overall by the Phoenix Coyotes. Hextall is committed to the University of North Dakota.

Individual Stats

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http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/viewastext.php?af01606f=856020f0&pid=99981

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http://coyotes.nhl.com/team/app?page=PlayerDetail&playerId=8474720&service=page&tab=prf

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Fusion festival

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Fusion festival is an annual festival of fusion music located on an abandoned Russian army base located in Germany.

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Salman Masalha

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Salman Masalha (b. 1953- ) is an Arab poet, writer, essayist and translator. He is citizen of Israel.

Biography

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Salman Masalha (Arabic: سلمان مصالحة, Hebrew: סלמאן מצאלחה) was born in 4 November, 1953 to a Druze family in al-Maghar, an Arab village in the Galilee, Northern Israel. After graduating from high school he moved to Jerusalem and has lived in the city since 1972. In the mid 70s he was imprisoned twice in a military jail for reasons of consciance. Masalha studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and holds a Ph.D. degree in Arabic literature, for which he wrote a thesis on mythological aspects of ancient Arabic poetry. He taught Arabic language and literature at the Hebrew University and served as co-editor of the Concordance of Early Arabic Poetry. Masalha is a bilingual writer who writes in both Arabic and Hebrew and publishes his writings in both languages. Masalha is the author of seven volumes of poetry. Some of his Arabic and Hebrew poems have been performed to music and recorded by leading Israeli and Palestinian musicians, among them: Marwan Abado, Kamilya Jubran, Micha Shitrit, Yair Dalal and Iyal Sela. For his Hebrew book In Place (Hebrew: אחד מכאן) he was awarded the President's Prize for Hebrew poetry.

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Research

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  • Six Early Arab Poets, new edition and concordance, (co-author), Institute of Asian and African Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The Max Schloessinger Memorial Series, Jerusalem 1999
  • Mythological Aspects in Ancient Arabic Poetry (Hebrew: אספקטים מיתולוגיים בשירה הערבית הקדומה), Ph.D thesis, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1998)

Poetry

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  • "Lughat Umm" (Mother Tongue, Arabic: لغة أم), Zaman Publications, Jerusalem 2006
  • "Ehad Mikan" (In Place, Hebrew: אחד מכאן), Am Oved Publications, Tel Aviv 2004
  • "Khana Farigha", (Blank Space, Arabic: خانة فارغة), Zaman Publications, Jerusalem 2002.
  • "Rish al-Bahr" (Sea Feathers, Arabic: ريش البحر), Zaman Publications, Jerusalem 1999
  • "Maqamat Sharqiyya" (Oriental Scales, Arabic: مقامات شرقيّة), Jerusalem 1991
  • "Ka-l-'Ankabut bila Khuyut" (Like a Spider without Webs, Arabic: كالعنكبوت بلا خيوط), Jerusalem 1989
  • "Maghnat Ta’ir al-Khuddar" (Green Bird Song, Arabic: مغناة طائر الخضّر), al-Katib Publications, Jerusalem 1979

Translations

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Arabic into Hebrew

  • Mahmoud Darwish, "Zekher La-shikhecha" (Hebrew: זכר לשכחה), with commentary and epilogue, Schocken Publications, Tel Aviv 1989
  • Sahar Khalifah, Wild Thorns (Hebrew: הצבר), Galileo Publications, Jerusalem 1978

Hebrew into Arabic

  • Ifraim Sidon, "Uzu and Muzu" (Hebrew: אוזו ומוזו מכפר קאקרוזו, Arabic: أوزو وموزو من كفر كاكاروزو), Nazareth 2000
  • "Jerusalem, Historical Studies" (Arabic: القدس، دراسات في تاريخ المدينة), ed. Amnon Cohen, Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi Publications, Jerusalem 1990
  • Dror Green, "The Intifadah Tales" (Arabic: حكايا الانتفاضة), Jerusalem 1989
  • Haim Gouri, "Selected Poems, with an Introduction" (Arabic: خلخال ينتظر الكاحل), Masharef, No. 30, pp 204-231, 2007
  • Aharon Shabtai, Schizophrenic Homeland, selected Poems, with an introduction (Arabic: شيزوفرينيا الوطن), Masharef, No. 23, pp 94-118 (2004)
  • Agi Mishol, Selected Poems, Masharef, No. 17, pp 159-169, 2002

English into Arabic

  • Breyten Breytenbach, "selected poems", Masharef, No. 15, Haifa-Jerusalem, pp. 7-18 (1997)
  • Wislawa Szymborska, "selected poems", Masharef, No. 13, Haifa-Jerusalem , pp. 82-96 (1997)
  • Seamus Heaney, "selected poems", Masharef, No. 5, Haifa-Jerusalem, pp. 111-116, 1995

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  • “Biblical Stories in Islamic Paintings” (Arabic: قصص التّوراة في الرسومات الإسلامية), Israel Museum 1992

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סלמאן מצאלחה: Hebrew Wiki Page

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John Hayes

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John Hayes (born 1987) is a radio presenter and DJ from Limerick, Ireland.

John currently presents SPIN Talk on regional radio station, SPIN South West, broadcasting to Laois, North Tipperary, Limerick, Clare and Kerry.

He departed from the UTV owned Limerick’s Live 95FM in early 2008, after working as a broadcast journalist and news anchor.

Previously, John had worked freelance for several stations, and was involved in Mix 106FM, an unsuccessful pirate station in the 90’s, before moving on to established stations, and became a presenter on ELCR in 2006.



TV Roles

He has appeared on RTÉ’s Class Reunion (a production recapping on the lives of Irish personalities) where he played both Jon Kenny (local comedian) and Ken Doherty (snooker player)



Discography

In 2006, John played the summer season in Greece under the t/a of DJ Chuckie alongside Fedde Le Grand and Eric E.

ALBUMS: Sounds Of The Summer (Mix/Compilation 2007) Crete : Soundtrack to Summer (Mix/Compilation 2006)


Sources: http://www.spinsouthwest.com/shows/spin_talk.php http://www3.u.tv/newsroom/indepth.asp?pt=n&id=86794

www.spinsouthwest.com www.u.tv.co.uk SPIN South West


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Vinu Mohan

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Vinu Mohan is a Malayalam actor.

Biography Vinu Mohan is an emerging Malayalam film actor. He is the nephew of noted actor Sai Kumar.

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Andy Lee (disambiguation)

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People named Andy Lee include:

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BINBOYS: The Pink Brothers

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THE STORY BEHIND THE NAME

The name BINBOYS did not really originate from the crazy yet perfectly fine-looking members of the group. Although there was already a group in existence, and they dubbed themselves as SUNDAY BOYS, wherein these boys meet every Sunday, have a little chat, and cook food for their pleasure’s delight. One of their favorite recipes is a noodle delicacy that they learned from a member in the community, and called it “Pancit na Puti”.

Though they call themselves as SUNDAY BOYS, the group also included a lady, a muse, one of the prettiest sisters in the community, and they call her as the “Attorney ng Kalawakan”, because no one dared to defy her words or treat them with contempt, for she is very good in defending her views and opinions.

After a while, the group expanded and included new members with the same quality as the original members. Qualifications are very important, and one of them is the oozing sex appeal of a member. That is why the group included “The Family”, who passed the criteria with flying colors, although this family has been a member in the community and the bunch of hooligans for more than a decade already, and this family is also considered a member of a one big wacky yet stunning family.

Another addition to the group is "Mr. Nayong Silangan", a brother from Antipolo, who happens to be a very respected and comes from the bloodlines of Mr. Populars. Everytime people see him in his place in Antipolo, people bow their heads, give graces, show respect, and greet him with awe. So there is no doubt he should be included in the group.

Also, there is this small group that was added in the brotherhood of the SUNDAY BOYS, and they call themselves, "The Sienna Boys", brothers who are very much respected and appreciated in every way. They became not so regular members of the group since they were not always around.

The group’s name was changed after a while when one of the members of the “FANS CLUB” called and dubbed them as BINBOYS, short for Binangonan Boys. The members thought of using the name since it came from the fans themselves. Although the group consists of mostly handsome and breath-taking guys, they also have two beautiful and striking ladies, the muse and the mother. Like what I said earlier, these people have dazzling and alluring faces, whether male, female; adult or child.

Pink is one of the favorite colors that the group uses, especially in shirts and clothes. So the subtitle “Pink Brothers” was added in their group name.

Why with the nosebleed punch line? Actually, while I’m writing these archives of the group, my nose is already bloated, swollen due to the unstoppable blood flow, and my mustache and beard turned red, already covered with blood.

Well, you get the idea.

(nosebleed...)

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List of Monin

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This List of Monin (門院) lists chronologically all 108 Japanese females honoured with this highest of titles (occasionally just -in 院) who were wifes or mothers of Tennō.

Notes: adop. = adopted (by); Number after "Father" = ...th daughter; Status within court: 妃 (きさき) = empress from the imperial lineage, not main wife; 後宮 (こうきゅう) = consort of the inner palace; 中宮 (ちゅうぐう) = consort of the middle palace; 女御 (にょうごう) = court lady, or title of consort of retired emperor (lower rank). Beware: unreformed (i.e. pre-1948) Kanji are being used at times (e.g. 條 = 条; 禮 = 礼; 萬 = 万; 河 syn. 川). Dates are given according to Western calender, age following Japanese practise, i.e. aged 1 year at birth!


Name
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nee
Father
Consort of ...
Mother of ...
Ordination
Buddhist Name
Died
Aged
Higashi-Sanjō-in 東三條院 Fujiwara Sen-shi Fujiwara Kaneie (2) Enyū
26.X.991
Jōto-monin Tōhoku-monin 上東東北門院 Fujiwara Shō-shi (= Akiko) Fujiwara Michinaga (1) Ichijō Go-Ichijō, Go-Shujaku Shōjō-kaku
87


Yōmei-monin 陽明門院 Teishi Sanjō-in Go-Suzaku Go-Sanjō Myōhō-kaku
Nijō-in 二條院 Shō-shi Go-Ichijō Go-Reizei
14.VII.1068
Ikuho-monin 郁芳門院 Tei-shi Shirakawa (1); adop. Fujiwara Morozane
Taiken-monin 待賢門院 Fujiwara Shōshi (= Tamako) Fujiwara Kinzane no Kyō Toba
25.III.1142
 Shinnyo-hō
45


Kyōyō-in 高陽門院 Fujiwara Yasuko (davor: Kunshi) Jisoku-Kampaku Toba
24.VIII.1139
 Shōjōri(shu)
16.I.1156
61


Bifuka-monin 美福門院 Fujiwara Tokuko Fujiwara Nagazane Toba Konoe
1.VII.1156
 Shinshōjō (Shinjōku)
22.XII.1160
44


Kōka-monin 皇嘉門院 Fujiwara Seishi Fujiwara Tadamichi Sutoku
25.XI.1156
 Shōjō-e
4.XII.1181
Jōsai-monin 上西門院 Tōshi (Shunshi) Toba (2)
26.III.1160
 Shinnyo-ri
2.IX.1189
64


Hajijō-in 八條院 Kishi Toba (3)
27.VI.1152
 Kongō-kan (Kongō-shō)
1211
75


Takamastu-in 高松院 Imoko Toba (4) Nijō Jissō-kaku
20.VII.1176
36


Kujō-in 九條院 Fujiwara Teishi Fujiwara Koremichi, adop.: Hōshōji-Kampaku
14.VIII.1167
42


Kenshun-monin 建春門院 Taira Shigeko Taira Tokinobu Go-Shirakawa Takakura
Kenrei-monin 建禮門院 Taira Tokuko (Tokushi) Taira Kiyomori (2) Takakura Antoku
12.VI.1184
 Shinnyo-kaku
25.I.1214 (?8.I.1212)
59 (?57)


Imbu-monin 殷富門院 Ryōshi Go-Shirakawa (1)
25.XI.1192
 Shinnyo-kan
19.IV.1216
Shichijō-in 七條門院 Fujiwara Shoku-shi (Masuko) Fujiwara Nobutaka Takakura (妃)
19.XII.1205
 Shinnyo-chi
12.XII.1228
71


Senyō-monin 宣陽門院 Kinshi Go-Shirakawa (1) Chōkōdō
15.VII.1252
72


Gishū-monin 宜秋門院 Fujiwara Ninshi Fujiwara Kanezane (1) Go-Toba Shōjōchi
3.II.1238
65


Shōmei-monin 承明門院 Minamoto Ariko Fujiwara Michichika
9.I.1212
 Shinnyo-kan
15.VIII.1257
86


Bō-monin 坊門院 Noriko Takakura, adop.: Fujiwara Mitsutaka
34


Shumei-monin 條明門院 Fujiwara Shigeko Fujiwara Norisue Go-Toba
28.VII.1221
 Hōshō-kaku
83


Shunka-monin 春華門院 Shōshi Tsukiwa-Kampaku, adop.: Hachijō-in
14.XII.1211
17


Immei-monin 陰明門院 Fujiwara Reishi Fujiwara Yorizane Tsuchimikado
0
 Shōjōmyō
1.XI.1243
59


Kayō-monin 嘉陽門院 Reishi Fujiwara Nobutaka
28.XI.1213
 Shinnyo-shō
14.IX.1273
73


Higashi-Ichijō-in 東一條門院 Fujiwara Risshi Fujiwara Yoshitsune (= Go-Kyōgoku-Kampaku) Juntoku
31.VIII.1226
 Shōjō-kan
18.I.1248
57


Kita-Shirakawa-in 北白河門院 Fujiwara Chin-shi Fujiwara Motoie
1222
 Nyo-ritsu
66


Anka-monin 安嘉門院 Kuniko Go-Takakura Go-Horikawa
12.VI.1234
 Shōnyo-kaku
24.XI.1283
75


Anki-monin 安?門院 Fujiwara Yushi Fujiwara Sanjō Kinfusa
4.XI.1246
 Shinshōjō
2.III.1286
Takatsukasa-in 鷹司院 Fujiwara Nagako Fujiwara Iezane (= Inukuma-Kampaku) Go-Horikawa
7.V.1246
 Renge-shō
9.III.1275
58


Sōheki-monin 藻璧門院 Fujiwara Shunshi Fujiwara Michiie (= Kōmyōhōji-Kampaku) Go-Horikawa Shijō
22.X.1233
25


Myōgi-monin 明義門院 Teishi Juntoku (1)
19.IV.1243
27


Shiki(i)ken-monin 右?門院 Rishi Go-Takakura (1)
8.XII.1239
 Shinshōchi
25.I.1251
55


Sennin-monin 仁門院 Fujiwara Hiko-ko Kūjo Norizane
11.XI.1246
 Shōjō-a
24.II.1262
36


Ōgimachi-in 上親院 Kaku-shi Tsuchimikado (1)
?
 Shinnyo-kaku (?)
23.IX.1285
73


Muromachi-in 室町院 Kishi Fujiwara Ieyuki
17.IX.1246
 Myohō-kaku
73


Ōmiya-in 大宮院 Fujiwara Kitsushi (Kisshi, Yoshiko) Fujiwara-Saionji Saneuji Go-Saga Go-Fusakawa, Kameyama
24.III.1272
 Henchi-kaku
68


Senka-monin 仙華門院 Gishi Tsuchimikado (2)
5.X.1262
38


Eian-monin 永安門院 Shigeko Juntoku (2)
22.VII.1253
 Richi-kaku
25.XII.1279
64


Shinsen-monin 神仙門院 Taishi Go-Hirakawa (2)
19.I.1262
 Myōchi-kakau
71


Higashi-Nijō-in 東二條院 Fujiwara Kimiko Fujiwara Saneuji Go-Fukakusa
12.VII.1293
 Shōgen
73


Kantoku-monin 和徳門院 Gishi Chūkyō
14.I.1288
 Shinnyo-kaku
56


Kekka-monin 月華門院 Sōshi Go-Saga
3.IV.1269
23


Imadegawa-in 今出河院 Fujiwara Zenshi Fujiwara-Saionji Kinsuke Kameyama
3.IX.1283
 Busshō-kaku
25.V.1318
67


Kyōgoku-in 京極院 Fujiwara Kitsushi Kameyama
1.X.1272
28


Shin-Yōmei-monin 新陽明門院 Fujiwara Ishi Fujiwara Motohira (= Shinshinin-Kampaku) Kameyama (妃) Kaku-ryū
26.II.1298
25


Ensei-monin 延政門院 Etsukoko Go-Soga (2)
23.IX.1285
 Henshū-kaku (vorher: Shōjō-chi)
7.III.1332
74


Genki-monin 玄輝門院 Fujiwara Inshi Fujiwara Saneo Go-Fukakusa (妃)
18.IX.1291

ishōchi

23.IX.1329
84


Gojō-in 五條院 Ekishi Go-Saga
13.XII.1294
33


Yūgi-monin 遊義門院 Reishi Fukakusa (1) Go-Uda
22.VIII.1307
38


Eiyō-monin 永陽門院 Hisako Go-Fukakusa (2) Shinshōchi (vorher: Shinnyo-chi)
16.V.1346
74


Shōkei-monin 昭慶門院 Kishi Kameyama
21.XII.1306
 Shōjōgen
16.IV.1324
52


Eifuku-monin 永福門院 Shōshi Fujiwara Sanetane Fushimi
12.VII.1316
 Shinnyo-gen
72


Shōkun-monin 昭訓門院 Eishi Fujiwara Sanekane (2) Kameyama (妃) Shinsho-kaku
27.VII.1334
33


Eika-monin 永嘉門院 Mizuko Nakatsukasa-kyō shinnō, adop.: Kameyama Go-Uda (妃)
29.VIII.1334
 Myōhō-chi
23.IX.1329
58


Yōtoku-monin 陽徳門院 Eishi (Ishi) Go-Fukakusa (3)
11.XII.1306
 Enkakuchi
19.IX.1352
66?


Shōgi-monin 章義門院 Yoshi Fushimi (2)
4.IX.1313
 Gedatsu-shin
13.XI.1336


Seika-monin 西華門院 Minamoto Motoko Horikawa Tomori, adop.: Mototomo (Dajō-Daijin) Go-Uda (妃) Shōjōhō
1.X.1355
86


Kōgi-monin 廣義門院 Fujiwara Neishi Sabasuke Mitsuyasu, adop.: Fujiwara Kinhira Go-Fuchimi Kazuhito (Kōgon)
7.IV.1336
1357
66?


Shōzen-monin 章善門院 Nagako Go-Fukakusa (4)
14.IX.1316
 Shinshō-jaku
1338
Sakuhei-monin 朔平門院 Namako Fushimi (1)
24


Chōraku-monin 長楽門院 Kinshi Fujiwara Kintaka Go-Nijō Shinjitsukaku
16.II.1352
Emmei-monin 延明門院 Nobuko Fushimi
2.XI.1317
 Shinshō-e
27


Danten-monin 談天門院 Tadako Fujiwara Tadatsugu Go-Uda (妃) Go-Daigo Renge-chi
27.XII.1319
52


Dat(su)chi-monin 達智門院 Shōshi Go-Uda (1) Shinri-kaku
23.XI.1348
Banshū-monin 萬秋門院 Tamako Ichijō Sanetsune (= Emmyō-ji Kampaku)
16.IV.1338
71


Jusei-monin 寿成門院 Benshi Go-Nijo (1) Shōjō-en
Kenshin-monin 顕親門院 Sueko Fujiwara Saneo Fushimi (後宮) Hanazono
14.X.1317
 Enjō-kaku
25.III.1336
72


Sūmei-monin 崇明門院 Baishi Go-Uda Kuninaga shinnō
1326
?
Go-Kyōgoku-in (postum; vorher Reisei-monin) 後京極院 Kishi (Nyūdō Dajō-Daijin) Sanekane (3) Go-Daigo (中宮) Kanshi (♀ = Sensei-monin)
19.XI.1333
Sensei-monin 宣政門院 Kanshi Go-Daigo (1)
48


Shōtoku-monin 章徳門院 Kōshi Go-Fushimi
Shin-muromachi-in 新室町院 Junshi Go-Fushimi (1)
31.V.1338
27


Kian-monin 徴安門院 Jushi Hanazono, adop.: Eiyō-monin Kōgon (妃) adop.: Go-Sūkō
1356
41


Senkō-monin 宣光門院 Fujiwara Saneko Fujiwara Saneaki Hanazono (Nebenfrau) (2 shinnō, 2 naishinnō)
5.XII.1348
 Henshō-chi
64


Shin-Taiken-monin 新待賢門院 Fujiwara Renshi Fujiwara Kinkake, adop.: Fujiwara Kinkata Go-Daigo (妃) Tsunenaga-shinnō; Go-Murakami; Narinaga-shinnō; Shōshi (♀); Junshi (♀)
(nach 1359)
Yōroku-monin (= Kōgon-in) 陽禄門院 Fujiwara Hideko Fujiwara (Ōgimachi) Kinhide (Dazai gon-no sotsu) Sūkō; Go-Kōgon
13.XII.1352
2.II.1353
Kaki-monin 嘉善門院 Fujiwara Shōshi Tsunetada, adop.: Nijō Moromoto Go-Murakami
(nach) 29.III.1368
Shin-Senyō-monin 新宣陽門院 Kenshi (?) Go-Murakami; (? Minamoto Akiko)
Sūken-monin 崇賢門院 (Iwashimizu-Hachimangu Beamter:) Michikiyo, adop.: Hirohashi Kanetsuna Go-Kōgon (後宮) Go-Enyū; (2 shinnō)
1427
93


Tsuyō-monin 道陽門院 Fujiwara Takako Go-Enyū (後宮) Go-Komatsu
56


Kitayama no in 北山院 Fujiwara Yasuko Fujiwara Sukeyasu Asikaga Yoshimitsu
1419
52


Kōhan-monin 光範門院 Fujiwara Sukeko Hino Sukekuni Go-Komatsu (後宮) Shōkō
57


Fusei-monin 敷政門院 Minamoto Yukiko Niwata (Minamoto) Tsuneari Go-Suko-in (後宮) Go-Hanazono
15.V.1448
Karaku-monin 嘉楽門院 Fujiwara Nobuko Fujiwara Takanaga Go-Hanazono (後宮) Go-Tsuchimikado
1471
7.VI.1489
78


Buraku-monin 豐楽門院 Fujiwara Toshi Kanjuji (Fujiwara) Norihide Go-Kashiwabara (後宮) Go-Nara
1535
Kittoku-monin 吉徳門院 Fujiwara Eiko Madenokoji Katafusa Go-Nara (妃) Ōgimachi
1522
Shin-Jōtō-monin 新上東門院 Fujiwara Seishi Kanjuji (Fujiwara) Seiyū Yōkō-in Go-Yōzei; (4 shinnō)
76


Chūwa-monin 中和門院 Konoe Sakiko Konoe Sakihisa Go-Yōzei (女御) Go-Minoo; (3 shinnō)
56


Tōfuku-monin 東福門院 Minamoto (Tokugawa) Kazuko Tokugawa Hidetada Go-Minoo (中宮) Myōshō (= Meishō; ♀); (+2 shinnō, 4 Töchter)
1672
64


Mibu-in 壬生院 Fujiwara (Sono) Kōshi Sono Moto-tō Go-Minoo (後宮) Go-Kōmyō
1652
55


Shin-Kōgi-monin (postum) 新廣義門院 Fujiwara (Sono) Kishi Sono Moto-ne Go-Minoo (後宮) Reigen
1677
54


Hōshun-monin (postum) 逢春門院 Fujiwara (Kushizu) Ryūshi Kushizu Takamaru Go-Minoo (後宮) Go-Saiin; (u.a.)
1685
82


Shin-Jōsai-monin 新上西門院 Fujiwara Fusako Takatsukasa Norihira Reigen (中宮)
1712
Shōshū-monin 承秋門院 Yukiko Nyo-ō Arisugawa mo miya Yukihito Higashiyama (中宮)
1709 (?)
 Monin
41


Shin-Sūken-monin (postum) 新崇賢門院 Fujiwara Gashi Kushizu Takayoshi Higashiyama (典侍) Nakamikado; (4 shinnō, 1 naishinnō)
35


Keihō-monin 敬法門院 Fujiwara Muneko Matsuki Muneeda Reigen (後宮) Higashiyama (= Asahito-shinnō)
1732
76


Shin-Chūwa-monin (am Todestag) 新中和門院 Fujiwara Hisako Konoe Iehiro Nakamikado (女御) Sakuramachi
21


Reisei-monin 禮成門院 Kūshi Go-Kōmyō
2.VIII.1725
76


Seiki-monin 青綺門院 Nijō Ieko Nijō Yoshitada Sakuramachi (後宮) Go-Sakuramachi; (Pflegemutter:) Momozono
75


Kaimei-monin 開明門院 Fujiwara Sadako Ananokōji Saanetaki Sakuramachi (後宮) Momozono
25.III.1782
 Tetsugaku
1789
Kyōrei-monin 恭禮門院 Fujiwara Tomiko Ichijō Kaneka Momozono (女御)
1795
53


Seika-monin 盛化門院 Fujiwara Koreko Konoe Uchisaki Go-Momozono (女御) Yoshiko; (Pflegemutter) Kōkaku
28.X.1783
28.X.1783
Shin-Kōka-monin (postum) 新皇嘉門院 Fujiwara Tsunako [[Takatsukasa Masahiro, adop.: Toyooka Hirasuke Ninkō (女御) Yasuhito
13.VII.1823
29


Shin-Seiwa-monin 新清和門院 Yoshiko Go-Momozono Kōkaku (中宮) adop.: Ayahito (= Ninkō)
1841 (?1840)
1846
68


Higashi-Kyōgoku-in (postum) 東京極院 Fujiwara Tadako Kanjuji Tsunenari Kōkaku (後宮) Ninkō
1843
64


Shin-Sakuhei-monin (am Todestag) 新朔平門院 Fujiwara Yasuko Takatsukasa Masahiro Ninkō (女御)
37


Shin-Taiken-monin 新待賢門院 Fujiwara Masako Ōgimachi Sanemitsu Ninkō (後宮) Kōmei; (2 shinnō)
1857
54

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  • Bohner, Hermann; Nyōin Shōden; in: Kluge, I. L. (Hrsg.); Ostasiatische Studien; Berlin 1959 (Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften), p. 18-52; (to Yōroku-monin'annotated ' translation of original (ca. 1350)
  • Orig. in: Shinkō Gunsho ruijū; Tokyo 1930; Vol 3.

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Professor Francis Kofi Ampeyin Allotey,

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Professor FKA Allotey - Commissioner Last Updated Monday, 21 April 2008 Professor Francis Kofi Ampeyin Allotey, the first Ghanaian professor in mathematics, was born in Saltpond. He attended Ghana National College, in Cape Coast and went out for further studies in the United Kingdom, attending University Tutorial College, Borough Polytechnic both in London and Imperial College of Science and Technology, where he holds a Masters degree. He went further to study for his Ph.D in Princeton University in the United States. Prof. Allotey joined the University of Science and Technology Kumasi as a lecturer in 1960 and by dint of hard work rose to be the first Ghanaian Full professor in Mathematics in 1973. He was for 18 years the head of the Department of Mathematics, (UST) and for five times the Academic Staff Representative to the University Council and for four time elected the Dean of Faculty of Science. Prof Allotey was the Pro Vice Chancellor of the University of Science of Technology for 1978 – 1979. Prof. Allotey did not only teach mathematics but was the Founder and First Director of the Computer Science Center at UST, Kumasi. The acclaimed international mathematician has been appointed to serve both locally and internationally in the field of Information Technology, including Member of International Consultative Committee on Tran border Data Flow, Member of the Editorial Board Journal of Information Technology for Development, Oxford University Press.Professor Allotey is the Chairman of the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission and holds the following positions among others: 1.President, Society of African Physicists and mathematicians a position he has held since 1984. 2.Member, International Steering Committee on 1990 Conference on Renewable Energy Congress. 3.Governor, International Atomic Energy Agency 4.Member, Scientific Council International Center for Theoretical Physics.
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Leonardo Academy's Cleaner and Greener

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An U.S. Institute dedicated to cares about worldwide enviromental, specifically in the carbon-neutral progress.

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Arti Dani

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Arti Dani is an Indian Television Journalist with News 24 and E 24. Arti is graduate from the School of Broadcasting and Communication, Mumbai.

She works for Shows like Home Theatre, Bollywood Reporter. She also does Indian cinema special shows.

She covers entertainment industry and primarily Indian Cinema. Her work has included special shows on many eminent film celebrities

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John Witt - Major League Ballhawk

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John Witt is a veteran Ballhawk who has caught over 4,800 baseballs at professional baseball games in the past 31 years. He is known as the "Major League Ballhawk". He caught his first baseball in 1977 and in fact caught 2 baseballs that day. He has caught over 2,800 baseballs at regular season Major League Baseball games. 99 of those regular season baseballs are Game Home Run balls. John has caught balls outside of Wrigley Field, Fenway Park and Old Comiskey Park. John is currently working on a Book titled "Beyond the Fences" which will be about his Ballhawking experiences over the past 31 years.

Sammy Sosa's 61st Home Run 1998

Dave Winfield's 450th 1993

Last Rooftop HR by Ron Kittle at Old Comsikey Park 1990

Carlton Fisk's 350th HR 1990

Mike Schmidt's 523rd at his first Dodger Stadium Game

Kevin Mitchell HR in 1989 Playoffs at Wrigley Field.

Derek Jeter HR game 3 2003 ALCS

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Charleston Post and Courier

Orange County Register

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breanna

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breanna is a rockstar/dancer!!! breanna is a rockstar!!! she loves hello kitty and is an upcoming dancer. br33zy, champion, breanna

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  1. ^ taken from BINBOYS The Pink Brothers
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