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In November of 1999 Michael S. Sanders (born in 1939) was the first person ever
to take a submarine to the bottom of the Dead Sea.

While doing research for an article on the Five Cities of the Plain it was brought to Mr. Sanders attention via satellite imagerySatellite images of Dead Sea, that there were some anomalies in the Dead Sea that were unexplainable. Was it possible that these anomalies were the remnants of Sodom and Gomorrah, two of the five cities mentioned in the Bible?

An expedition by the Mysteries of the Bible Research Foundation was put together for the purpose of exploring this phenomenon. The mini-sub Delta owned and operated by Dr. Richard Slater undertook the expedition making several dives with members of the team. Dr. Slater and Mr. Sanders were the first to dive to the bottom of Dead Sea

This undertaking was not without the need for some creative diving, for the mini-sub would not sink. Extra weight was needed to counter the buoyancy of the salted waters. With that thought in mind the bottom of the sea is not littered with trash and garbage as is most bodies of water because it floats and ends up on the shore instead of the bottom. There were however, mounds covered with an unknown red material and apparent straight line structures covered in a thick layer of salt preserved for all time. Like most expeditions, there were more questions than answers to be had.

There was no definite answer for the members of the Dead Sea Research Center. But there was data to study and video to watch over and over for those who wanted to find the answers or ask more questions.

References:
Tel Aviv University - http://www.tau.ac.il/~zviba/sub.html

Mini-sub Delta - and Maps for the expedition http://www.biblemysteries.com/library/expedition.htm

D.Lang article - http://www.biblemysteries.com/library/satellite.htm

Pictures and video of underwater sites http://www.biblemysteries.com/pressrelease2.html

Note: Bible Mysteries is not Mr. Sanders personal website. It reflects the work of Bible Mysteries Research Foundation.

--Leahcimrof (talk) 11:03, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
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tbaMUD is a MUD codebase, released by The Builder Academy. It is the continued development of the codebase formerly known as CircleMUD written by Jeremy Elson, which is a derivative of DikuMUD that was written in 1990 by Katja Nyboe, Tom Madsen, Hans Henrik Staerfeldt, Michael Seifert and Sebastian Hammer.

Overview
tbaMUD is an acronym for The Builder Academy Multi User Dungeon. It is both a codebase that can be used by MUD owners, and a training MUD that can be used to learn about how MUD building and administration works.

TbaMUD is highly developed from the programming side, providing a highly stable, developed, organized, and well documented "blank slate" MUD on which a MUD owner can put their own ideas for spells, skills, and classes.

Release information
The last CircleMUD was version 3.5, which was released at the CWG Project website on December 11 2006

tbaMUD was first released as version 3.51 on February 24 2007

tbaMUD v3.52 was released on November 29 2007

Technical information
The latest version of tbaMUD released by The Builder Academy was 3.54. It was released on November 29, 2007.

tbaMUD is written completely in the C programming language.

It differs from CircleMUD in that is has world building facilities and a scripting language for game events built in. It uses OasisOLC as the online creation utility and DG Scripts as it's scripting language.

tbaMUD also has ASCII player files, allowing for easy editing.
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This is a list of Codename: Kids Next Door foreign operatives.

Japanese Operatives

Only appearance: Op T.R.I.P.

The Japanese Operatives were featured in Op. T.R.I.P., in which Father had commissioned the Interesting Twins from Beneath the Mountain to find them and destroy them. After the Twins fell out of Numbuh 3's "grandma's" house, the Japanese KND revealed they had been protecting Numbuh Three the whole time and then beat up the Interesting twins . The numbuhs of five operatives are unknown.

Canadian Sector

Only appearance: Op I.T.

Appeared in Op I.T. Was one of the locations where operatives were tagging one another. None of the members' codenames were revealed.

Indian Sector

Only appearance: Op I.T.

A sector in India appeared in Op I.T. Was one of the locations of the KND tagging others. One of the Indian operatives is voiced by Scott Menville.

In Op W.H.I.T.E.-H.O.U.S.E., when Numbuh 5 quizzes Nigel to prove his identity, Nigel states that Sector I is located in India.

Russian Sector

Only appearance: Op I.T.

A sector in Russia appeared in Op I.T. Was one of the locations of the KND tagging others.

Members:

* Numbuh 301 - Leader

* Numbuh 302 - Sector R Tracker

* Numbuh 303 - Former Member / 2x4 Technology Officer

* Numbuh 304 - Key Guy

* Numbuh 305 - Soda, Snacks & Treats Officer

Egyptian Operatives

Only appearance: Op C.H.A.D.

*Numbuh 17 - (possibly the leader, as the symbol he wears dictates leadership)

*Numbuh 18 - (voiced by James Arnold Taylor)

*Numbuh 19 - Operative

*Numbuh 20 - Operative

French Operatives

First appearance: Op C.H.A.D.
They also briefly appear in Op Z.E.R.O. at Moonbase.

*Numbuh 66

*Numbuh 67

*Numbuh 68

*Numbuh 69

*Numbuh 70

*Numbuh 71

German Operatives

Located in Germany. Mentioned in Op CHAD.

Members:

* Numbuh 417 - Leader

* Numbuh 419 - Operative

* Numbuh 420 - Klutz

* Numbuh 422 - Fashion Specialist

* Numbuh 424 - Hand-To-Hand-Combat Specialist

* Numbuh 425 - Mechanicer & Pilot

Brazilian Operatives

Mentioned in Op CHAD. When Numbuh 274 listed operatives by country, he listed this sector and Sector G.

Member:

* Numbuh 4-6 - Operative

* Numbuh 1-2 - 2x4 Technology Officer

* Numbuh 6-10 - Leader

British Sector
Seen in Op ENGLAND.

Members:

* Numbuh 1 - (A British Form of Numbuh 1) Leader

* Numbuh 4 - (Big Boy) Operative

* Numbuh 5 - (Scarfgirl) Operative

Norwegian Sector
Never seen, never mentioned, never planned.

Members:

* Numbuh 52 - Leader & Ice Fisher

* Numbuh 53 - Formerly Member, Started at the KND Arctic Base

* Numbuh 54 - Pilot & Mechanicer

* Numbuh 56 - Formerly Member, Lost under the ice
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Pronounced we-alk

Definition
Whealk is the occupational description of the action by one person using a wheelchair, wheeling, accompanied by one or more other people who are walking.

Conditional requirements of this definition preclude the wheelchair user from being assisted, in which case the action would simply be wheeling. Further, for each wheelchair user, a pattern of walking person accompanyment must be clearly established for the term to hold true. This becomes relevant in sponsored and competitive events.

Additional information
The type of wheelchair, for example a manual or electric wheelchair, is irrelevant.

Notable whealker
The iconic Australian singer, Judith Durham, cited whealking as her "personal Elvis" when covering Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus".

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