Vibroblade
A vibroblade is a class of science fiction weapon that uses an ultrasonic generator attached to a bladed weapon like a knife or sword. The ultrasonic ...
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Michael Henson
Michael Henson is a Cincinnati based teacher, activist and writer. Born April 14, 1947 in Sidney, Ohio he moved to Cincinnati to attend Xavier Univers...
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Ashok Sundari or Ashoksundari is a Hindu goddess and the only daughter of Shiva and Parvati. It is said that when Shiva went to destroy the Tripura wh...
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This is a list of areas covered by the U.S. cellular phone service MetroPCS.Coverage AreaCalifornia* Auburn* Bakersfield* Davis* Los Angeles County* R...
Jim Braden
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List of Libertines and Babyshambles bootlegs
UK band The Libertines, and co-founding member Pete Doherty's subsequent band Babyshambles, have distributed a large number of their sessions online.I...
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Infrasound gun
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Ana Berry
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In the House - In a Heartbeat
"In the House - In a Heartbeat" is an instrumental track by British composer John Murphy. It is most famous for its association with the 2002 horror f...
Joseph W. Burrus
Joe Burrus was an escape artist in the San Francisco area who died October 30, 1990, while attempting to be buried alive. There was a camera crew pres...
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Chang Lee is a fictional character played by Yee Jee Tso in the 1996 television movie Doctor Who, a continuation of the long-running British science f...
Adam Gehrke
Adam Gehrke (born February 26) is a traffic anchor and news reader for KCPQ-TV, KPLU-FM, and KIXI-AM in Seattle Washington. He is also a composer of i...
Hair bondage
Hair bondage is a technique used in BDSM play which involves the restraint of a person's head by use of their long hair.A rope or leather strap is sec...
Koshiki karate
Koshiki karate is not a style (or ryu) of karate but rather is a way of practicing one's karate fighting skills.The koshiki system of fighting was dev...
Real democracy in america
Real Democracy In America - Fact or Fiction? Real Democracy in America remains a dream We are actually a Republican form of Government. However the pr...
Anti-knot
The anti-knot of any mathematical knot K is another knot that cancels out K when the two are made to meet along the rope. Anti-knots do not exist, whi...
DNA Phantom effect
The very first evidential proofs of DNA being able to maintain wave/field type of memory were obtained in 1985. In that year the Russian scientist Pet...
Via Paxton
Via Paxton (born June 23, 1973) was a big-bust model for The Score Group for several years. She lives in Chicago, Illinois, and in each of her pictori...
List of civil engineering schools
Civil engineering can be studied at the , , and Ph.D. levels in civil engineering departments at many universities.At least the following institutions...