Parakkal Family
A Muslim family named Parakkal was a major family in the early history of Morayur. First man who was responsible for the Family tree was settled to Mo...
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Parallipsoid
A Parallipsoid is a geometric term coined by Matthew Barry to illustrate a rounded rectangle with only the top left and bottom right corners rounded. ...
Paramahansa Shree-Mad Swami Nigamananda Saraswati Deva’s disciple :
Jayaguru Paramahansa Shree-Mad Swami Nigamananda Saraswati Deva’s disciple : Durga Charan Mohanty. Shri Durga Charan Mohanty was born in 1912 at Bira...
Parascience
Parasciences are disciplines that see themselves as science, but are not counted as one. It usually concerns research into supernatural phenomena. Mar...
Park Ridge Pirates AFC
Park Ridge Pirates Australian Football Club (nicknamed The Pirates) is a Gold Coast based club competing in the SEQAFL Div 3 Australian rules football...
Parvardigar Prayer
The Parvardigar Prayer is the common name of a prayer composed by Meher Baba. It was originally called the Master's Prayer or the Universal Prayer. Me...
Passive Digestion
The term, "Passive Digestion" (PD), was coined by Jonathan Troy Hull in his book, "Health - Overcoming Fatigue & Chronic Illness" (Hull Publishing, 20...
Password Repository
Password Repository is a native Mac OS X program to manage passwords using an essential and powerful Mac interface. All data is encrypted with blowfis...
PatientOS
PatientOS is an open source, cross-platform, desktop client/server Healthcare Information System written in Java for managing patient visits, results,...
Patriarch Amos of Jerusalem
Amos of Jerusalem was the patriarch of the Church of Jerusalem from 594 to 601, having succeeded as patriarch after the repose of Patriarch John IV.Li...
Patrick Falterman
Patrick Joseph Falterman II (March 16, 1990 - September 3, 2016) was an American itinerant, travel writer, and canoeist. He was most well known for hi...
Patrick Hebron
Patrick Hebron is a New York based philosopher and filmmaker. His works pertain to the optical principles of photography and digital special effects a...
Patter drill
Patter drills are a drilling method used in courses in the Church of Scientology which were added to many Church courses in mid-1996, by David Miscavi...
Patterns in multiple-choice tests
An urban legend is that some multiple choice tests are written with patterns or codes in the answers. For example, a test of 12 questions, each questi...
Patting
The meaning Patting is an urban creation deriving from England and the name Pat. The meaning of this word is to complain and to be known as a complain...
Paturin-suku
*Kalle Paturi (ent. Eerola) (1.4.1845-3.4.1911)**puoliso Maria Talvinen (4.2.1853-15.4.1927)*** Karl Ensi (1876-? Amerikassa)***Lempi Siviä (1877-1878...
Paturis Park
Paturis Park (Parque dos Paturis) is a park in Greater Sao Paulo, in Carapicuiba, Brazil. It is infamous as the site of 13 murders of gay men from Feb...
Paul Charles Farrer
Paul Charles Farrer is an English Roman Catholic priest of the Diocese of Middlesborough. Ordained in 1994, Farrer served as parish priest of the Holy...
Paul Culshaw
Paul Culshaw (born 1968 in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, England) is a British convicted murderer and sex offender.On 17 February 2005, he was found guilt...
Paul E. Marek
Paul E. Marek is a Canadian blogger and op-ed commentator best known for his widely reproduced essay, Why the Peaceful Majority is Irrelevant. He is a...