In the Box was a 30 minute pre-schooler's television program which aired in Australia on Network Ten from 8:30 to 9:00 AM, from Monday to Friday. It was predominantly hosted by Tracey and Brett, and their resident puppet, Bop.
The show featured varied content. There were certain events that would take take place during each episode, however. These included a 'delivery', in which the hosts received a box of items to do an activity with, a visit from two different children each day, and the goodbye song. Some episodes had a particular theme which they stuck to, such as baking, or time travel.
During each episode, Brett, Tracey and Bop sing a variety of songs which appeal to the young target audience. These include Simon Says, Follow the Leader and Washy Washy. These three feature quite regularly on the program.
In the Box was replaced on December 21, 2006 by Puzzle Play.
The show featured varied content. There were certain events that would take take place during each episode, however. These included a 'delivery', in which the hosts received a box of items to do an activity with, a visit from two different children each day, and the goodbye song. Some episodes had a particular theme which they stuck to, such as baking, or time travel.
During each episode, Brett, Tracey and Bop sing a variety of songs which appeal to the young target audience. These include Simon Says, Follow the Leader and Washy Washy. These three feature quite regularly on the program.
In the Box was replaced on December 21, 2006 by Puzzle Play.
Joan Wood served as a medical examiner in Pinellas County and Pasco County in central west Florida. Wood was medical examiner in the case of Lisa McPherson, later relinquishing her Florida medical license under pressure by the state when she changed her findings regarding the cause of death (to that of 'accidental") in the case, forcing charges against the Church of Scientology to be dropped.
This was one of several cases where Wood had misdiagnosed the cause of death
In 1995 Wood said that McPherson had died of complications from dehydration after spending 17 days in the care of fellow Scientologists. In 2000, she said the death was accidental.
The medical investigation of another death indicated the clumsiness surrounding the McPherson case was not an isolated incident.
Over 150 autopsies performed under her supervision had to be reviewed.
Footnotes
This was one of several cases where Wood had misdiagnosed the cause of death
In 1995 Wood said that McPherson had died of complications from dehydration after spending 17 days in the care of fellow Scientologists. In 2000, she said the death was accidental.
The medical investigation of another death indicated the clumsiness surrounding the McPherson case was not an isolated incident.
Over 150 autopsies performed under her supervision had to be reviewed.
Footnotes
Introduction
The Elite four was a hacking group formed in January 2007. Their biggest operation, the "Urteil Tage" (which when directly translated from German means "Judgment Day"), is said to still be on going to day. It is because the government fears what this operation could be that they have attempted to capture the Elite Four twice before. They once raided a house in Switzerland, and then again in Japan, both times they hit nothing.
About their operations
Their first operation was in fact "Urteil Tage" but it is still under construction.
In the mean time they executed two other operations. the first was very simple it was called "Augen weit" (or "far sight") which was as simple as getting into the "Warner Bros" system and stealing a copy of "I am Legend" before it was released. This act was not seen as serious because the copy was not put up on any illegal internet downloading sights, however it caught the attention of the CIA.
The second operation was much more serious. It was called operation "Radiergummi" (or "eraser"). In this operation they hacked
into the CIA mainframe and erased all information that the CIA possessed on their case.
After every operation they left behind their sign (which as never been seen by the public) and the name of the operation.
The Elite four was a hacking group formed in January 2007. Their biggest operation, the "Urteil Tage" (which when directly translated from German means "Judgment Day"), is said to still be on going to day. It is because the government fears what this operation could be that they have attempted to capture the Elite Four twice before. They once raided a house in Switzerland, and then again in Japan, both times they hit nothing.
About their operations
Their first operation was in fact "Urteil Tage" but it is still under construction.
In the mean time they executed two other operations. the first was very simple it was called "Augen weit" (or "far sight") which was as simple as getting into the "Warner Bros" system and stealing a copy of "I am Legend" before it was released. This act was not seen as serious because the copy was not put up on any illegal internet downloading sights, however it caught the attention of the CIA.
The second operation was much more serious. It was called operation "Radiergummi" (or "eraser"). In this operation they hacked
into the CIA mainframe and erased all information that the CIA possessed on their case.
After every operation they left behind their sign (which as never been seen by the public) and the name of the operation.
With the birth of Islam many names were created and are popularily used today
A
*Ali
*Aamir
*Arfan
*Afridi
*Ahad
*Assud
*Amjad
*Abhaas
*'Abdul or 'Abd
**Abdul'laah
**Abdullah
*'Abdul-'Adl
**Abdul A'fuww
*'Abdul-Afuw
**Abdul A'had
*'Abdul-'Ahad
**Abdul Aa'khir
*'Abdul-'Akhir
**Abdul A'leyy
*'Abdul-'Ali
**Abdul A'leim
*'Abdul-Alim
**Abdul Aw'wal
*'Abdul-'Awwal
**Abdul A'zeim
*'Abdul-'Azim
*'Abdul-Azeem
**Abdul A'zeiz
*'Abdul-'Aziz
**Abdul Ba'deie
*'Abdul-Badi'
*'Abdul-Badee
**Abdul Baa'eith
*'Abdul-Ba'ith
**Abdul Baa'qei
*'Abdul-Baqi
**Abdul Baa'ri
*'Abdul-Bari
*'Abdul-Barr
*Abdul Ba'seir
*'Abdul-Basir
**Abdul Baa'sit
*'Abdul-Basit
*'Abdul-Baset
**Abdul Baa'tin
*'Abdul-Batin
**Abdud Daarr
**Abdul Fattaah
*'Abdul-Fattah
**Abdul Ghaf'faar
*'Abdul-Ghaffar
**Abdul Gha'four
*'Abdul-Ghafur
**Abdul Gha'neyy
*'Abdul-Ghani
**Abdul Haa'dei
*'Abdul-Hadi
**Abdul Ha'feiz
*'Abdul-Hafiz
*'Abdul-Hafezh
**Abdul Ha'kam
*'Abdul-Hakam
**Abdul Ha'keim
*'Abdul-Hakim
**Abdul Ha'leim
*'Abdul-Halim
**Abdul Ha'meid
*'Abdul-Hamid
*'Abdul-Haqq
**Abdul Ha'seib
*'Abdul-Hasib
**Abdul Haey'y
*'Abdul-Hayy
**Abdul Jab'baar
*'Abdul-Jabbar
**Abdul Ja'leil
*'Abdul-Jalil
**Abdul Jaa'mie
*'Abdul-Jamee
*'Abdul-Jami'
**Abdul Ka'beir
*'Abdul-Kabir
**Abdul Ka'reim
*'Abdul-Kareem
*'Abdul-Karim
**Abdul Kha'beir
*'Abdul-Khabir
**Abdul Khaa'fid
*'Abdul-Khafid
*'Abdul-Khafed
**Abdul Khaa'liq
*'Abdul-Khaliq
*'Abdul-Khaleq
**Abdul La'teif
*'Abdul-Latif
**Abdul Maa'jid
*'Abdul-Majid
**Abdul Maa'lik
*'Abdul-Malik
*'Abdul-Maalik
**Abdul Ma'tein
*'Abdul-Matin
*'Abdul-Mughni
**Abdul Mub'di
*'Abdul-Mubde
*'Abdul-Mubdi'
**Abdul Mo'hai'min
*'Abdul-Muhaymin
*'Abdul-Muhaymen
**Abdul Muh'sei
*'Abdul-Muhsi
**Abdul Muh'yei
*'Abdul-Muhye
*'Abdul-Muhyi
*'Abdul-Mujib
**Abdul Mo'eizz
*'Abdul-Mu'iz
*'Abdul-Mueez
*'Abdul-Mu'min
*'Abdul-Mu'men
**Abdul Mo'qaddim
*'Abdul-Muqaddim
*'Abdul-Muqaddem
**Abdul Muq'sit
*'Abdul-Muqset
**Abdul Muq'tadir
*'Abdul-Muqtadir
**Abdul Mo'saw'wir
*'Abdul-Musawwir
*'Abdul-Muta'ali
**Abdul Mo'ta'kab'bir
*'Abdul-Mutakabber
*'Abdul-Mutakabbir
**Abdun Naa'fie
*'Abdul-Nafi'
*'Abdul-Nafee
**Abdun Nou'r
*'Abdul-Nur
'Abdun-Nur
Abdul Qaa'dir
'Abdul-Qadir
'Abdul-Qadr
*Abdul Qah'haar
*'Abdul-Qahhar
*'Abdul-Qawi
*Abdul Qaey'youm
*'Abdul-Qayyum
*'Abdul-Qayoum
*Abdul Qud'dous
*'Abdul-Quddus
*Abdur-Raa'fie
*'Abdul-Rafee
*'Abdur-Rafi'
*Abdur Rabb
*Abdur Ra'heim
*'Abdul-Rahim
*'Abdul-Raheem
*Abdur Rah'maan
*'Abdul-Rahman
*'Abdur-Rahman
*'Abdul-Raqib
*'Abdul-Rashid
*'Abdur-Rashid
*'Abdul-Rauf
*'Abdur-Ra'uf
*'Abdul-Razzaq
*'Abdul-Sabur
*'Abdus-Sabur
*'Abdul-Salam
*'Abd us Salam
*'Abdul-Samad
*'Abdus-Samad
*'Abdul-Samie
*'Abdus-Sami'
*'Abdul-Shahid
*'Abdush-Shahid
*'Abdes Shakur
*'Abdush-Shakur
*'Abdul-Tawab
*'Abdut-Tawwab
*'Abdul-Wadud
*'Abdul-Wahab
*'Abdul-Wahhab
*'Abdul-Wahid
*'Abdul-Wajid
*'Abdul-Wajed
*'Abdul-Wakil
*'Abdul-Waley
*'Abdul-Wali
*'Abdul-Wali
*'Abdul-Wareth
*'Abdul-Wasi'
*'Abdul-Wasee
*'Abdul-Zhaher
*'Abduz-Zahir
*'Adam
*'Adil
*'Amrullah
*'Asadullah
*'Atallah
B
*Bilaal
*Bhutto
*Bhatti
C
D
E
F
*Farhaan or Farhan
G
H
*Harroon or Harroun
I
J
*Jabran or Jabraan
K
L
M
Mueez
N
O
*Omar
P
Q
R
Rehan
S
*Sufyaan
*Sulaiman or Suleman
*Sobya
Sundas
T
*Imran
U
*Umarah
*Umaarah
V
W
*Waquaar
*Waquaas
X
Y
Z
*Zen
*Zenab or Zeenab
*Zaid
*Zubair
A
*Ali
*Aamir
*Arfan
*Afridi
*Ahad
*Assud
*Amjad
*Abhaas
*'Abdul or 'Abd
**Abdul'laah
**Abdullah
*'Abdul-'Adl
**Abdul A'fuww
*'Abdul-Afuw
**Abdul A'had
*'Abdul-'Ahad
**Abdul Aa'khir
*'Abdul-'Akhir
**Abdul A'leyy
*'Abdul-'Ali
**Abdul A'leim
*'Abdul-Alim
**Abdul Aw'wal
*'Abdul-'Awwal
**Abdul A'zeim
*'Abdul-'Azim
*'Abdul-Azeem
**Abdul A'zeiz
*'Abdul-'Aziz
**Abdul Ba'deie
*'Abdul-Badi'
*'Abdul-Badee
**Abdul Baa'eith
*'Abdul-Ba'ith
**Abdul Baa'qei
*'Abdul-Baqi
**Abdul Baa'ri
*'Abdul-Bari
*'Abdul-Barr
*Abdul Ba'seir
*'Abdul-Basir
**Abdul Baa'sit
*'Abdul-Basit
*'Abdul-Baset
**Abdul Baa'tin
*'Abdul-Batin
**Abdud Daarr
**Abdul Fattaah
*'Abdul-Fattah
**Abdul Ghaf'faar
*'Abdul-Ghaffar
**Abdul Gha'four
*'Abdul-Ghafur
**Abdul Gha'neyy
*'Abdul-Ghani
**Abdul Haa'dei
*'Abdul-Hadi
**Abdul Ha'feiz
*'Abdul-Hafiz
*'Abdul-Hafezh
**Abdul Ha'kam
*'Abdul-Hakam
**Abdul Ha'keim
*'Abdul-Hakim
**Abdul Ha'leim
*'Abdul-Halim
**Abdul Ha'meid
*'Abdul-Hamid
*'Abdul-Haqq
**Abdul Ha'seib
*'Abdul-Hasib
**Abdul Haey'y
*'Abdul-Hayy
**Abdul Jab'baar
*'Abdul-Jabbar
**Abdul Ja'leil
*'Abdul-Jalil
**Abdul Jaa'mie
*'Abdul-Jamee
*'Abdul-Jami'
**Abdul Ka'beir
*'Abdul-Kabir
**Abdul Ka'reim
*'Abdul-Kareem
*'Abdul-Karim
**Abdul Kha'beir
*'Abdul-Khabir
**Abdul Khaa'fid
*'Abdul-Khafid
*'Abdul-Khafed
**Abdul Khaa'liq
*'Abdul-Khaliq
*'Abdul-Khaleq
**Abdul La'teif
*'Abdul-Latif
**Abdul Maa'jid
*'Abdul-Majid
**Abdul Maa'lik
*'Abdul-Malik
*'Abdul-Maalik
**Abdul Ma'tein
*'Abdul-Matin
*'Abdul-Mughni
**Abdul Mub'di
*'Abdul-Mubde
*'Abdul-Mubdi'
**Abdul Mo'hai'min
*'Abdul-Muhaymin
*'Abdul-Muhaymen
**Abdul Muh'sei
*'Abdul-Muhsi
**Abdul Muh'yei
*'Abdul-Muhye
*'Abdul-Muhyi
*'Abdul-Mujib
**Abdul Mo'eizz
*'Abdul-Mu'iz
*'Abdul-Mueez
*'Abdul-Mu'min
*'Abdul-Mu'men
**Abdul Mo'qaddim
*'Abdul-Muqaddim
*'Abdul-Muqaddem
**Abdul Muq'sit
*'Abdul-Muqset
**Abdul Muq'tadir
*'Abdul-Muqtadir
**Abdul Mo'saw'wir
*'Abdul-Musawwir
*'Abdul-Muta'ali
**Abdul Mo'ta'kab'bir
*'Abdul-Mutakabber
*'Abdul-Mutakabbir
**Abdun Naa'fie
*'Abdul-Nafi'
*'Abdul-Nafee
**Abdun Nou'r
*'Abdul-Nur
'Abdun-Nur
Abdul Qaa'dir
'Abdul-Qadir
'Abdul-Qadr
*Abdul Qah'haar
*'Abdul-Qahhar
*'Abdul-Qawi
*Abdul Qaey'youm
*'Abdul-Qayyum
*'Abdul-Qayoum
*Abdul Qud'dous
*'Abdul-Quddus
*Abdur-Raa'fie
*'Abdul-Rafee
*'Abdur-Rafi'
*Abdur Rabb
*Abdur Ra'heim
*'Abdul-Rahim
*'Abdul-Raheem
*Abdur Rah'maan
*'Abdul-Rahman
*'Abdur-Rahman
*'Abdul-Raqib
*'Abdul-Rashid
*'Abdur-Rashid
*'Abdul-Rauf
*'Abdur-Ra'uf
*'Abdul-Razzaq
*'Abdul-Sabur
*'Abdus-Sabur
*'Abdul-Salam
*'Abd us Salam
*'Abdul-Samad
*'Abdus-Samad
*'Abdul-Samie
*'Abdus-Sami'
*'Abdul-Shahid
*'Abdush-Shahid
*'Abdes Shakur
*'Abdush-Shakur
*'Abdul-Tawab
*'Abdut-Tawwab
*'Abdul-Wadud
*'Abdul-Wahab
*'Abdul-Wahhab
*'Abdul-Wahid
*'Abdul-Wajid
*'Abdul-Wajed
*'Abdul-Wakil
*'Abdul-Waley
*'Abdul-Wali
*'Abdul-Wali
*'Abdul-Wareth
*'Abdul-Wasi'
*'Abdul-Wasee
*'Abdul-Zhaher
*'Abduz-Zahir
*'Adam
*'Adil
*'Amrullah
*'Asadullah
*'Atallah
B
*Bilaal
*Bhutto
*Bhatti
C
D
E
F
*Farhaan or Farhan
G
H
*Harroon or Harroun
I
J
*Jabran or Jabraan
K
L
M
Mueez
N
O
*Omar
P
Q
R
Rehan
S
*Sufyaan
*Sulaiman or Suleman
*Sobya
Sundas
T
*Imran
U
*Umarah
*Umaarah
V
W
*Waquaar
*Waquaas
X
Y
Z
*Zen
*Zenab or Zeenab
*Zaid
*Zubair