M. Haroon Abbas Qamar is a journalist, broadcaster and software engineer. He is the founder one of Al Qamar Online.
M. Haroon Abbas Qamar born in Faisalabad, a city of Punjab, Pakistan. His brother Dr Humayun Abbas Shams is an Islamic scholar and teacher at Glasgow University, Glasgow.
M. Haroon Abbas Qamar a degree in Computer Sciences, Journalism and Broadcasting.
M. Haroon Abbas Qamar has also been associated with Radio Pakistan, and Radio Iran.
Al Qamar Online is one of the Largest Urdu News and Literature Network, originates from London.
M. Haroon Abbas Qamar born in Faisalabad, a city of Punjab, Pakistan. His brother Dr Humayun Abbas Shams is an Islamic scholar and teacher at Glasgow University, Glasgow.
M. Haroon Abbas Qamar a degree in Computer Sciences, Journalism and Broadcasting.
M. Haroon Abbas Qamar has also been associated with Radio Pakistan, and Radio Iran.
Al Qamar Online is one of the Largest Urdu News and Literature Network, originates from London.
Nicholas Bogart Pauly (b. May 22, 1988) is an American college sportswriter and composer at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. He has attended Rutgers since 2006, where he joined the sports desk of the student paper, The Daily Targum . He has covered baseball, men's basketball, cross country and the since-discontinued men's tennis team. He has also written for The Student-Operated Press, scout.com and The Brooklyn Paper. His baseball column "Pauly's Trolley" is one of the most widely-read feature of the Targum, at least in-house.
Pauly's sportswriting career is accompanied by a blossoming career in music. He is an accomplished violinist and composer, who also dabbles in the viola and vocals. His "Miniature" — named in part as a reflection of his own diminuitive stature, as well as the brevity of the piece itself — was played on 93.6 WQXR-FM.
Pauly was born at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City and is a life-long resident of Brooklyn.
Columns
"Knights first in Big East"
"Step right up and greet the Mets"
"Tribe, Yanks looking sharp as training camp nears"
Pauly's sportswriting career is accompanied by a blossoming career in music. He is an accomplished violinist and composer, who also dabbles in the viola and vocals. His "Miniature" — named in part as a reflection of his own diminuitive stature, as well as the brevity of the piece itself — was played on 93.6 WQXR-FM.
Pauly was born at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City and is a life-long resident of Brooklyn.
Columns
"Knights first in Big East"
"Step right up and greet the Mets"
"Tribe, Yanks looking sharp as training camp nears"
Knightstrike is a fictional character created by William Avitt for the reality television series Who Wants to be a Superhero hosted by Stan Lee. Although he wasn't selected for the show's second season, Knightstrike remains active in the nation's Real Life Superhero community. He is registered with the online World Superhero Registry and is mentioned on the Superhero Anonymous website. Knightstrike is acquainted with many RLSH such as Master Legend and Italy's Entomo, the Insect Man, and is friends with Feedback, the winner of the show's first season. He is also pursuing becoming a role model for troubled teens in his home city of Dayton, Ohio.
Fictional Biography:
David Doyle was a seminary student studying to be a catholic priest when he received news that his father was terminally ill. He returned home in time for his father to tell him of the family legacy. Descended from the Knights Templar, it has been the duty of the males in David's family to safeguard a medallion created from gold and jewels from the fabled Ark of the Covenant. David's father told him that any soldier who went into battle wearing the medallion would be invulnerable and undefeatable. He also told David that the medallion was being preserved for the day the world needed a hero. His father's dying words were, "That time is now and that hero is you."
Powers and Weaknesses:
Knightstrike is protected by the power of God throught the Covenant Medallion. While wearing the medallion he is impervious to mortal harm as well as being able to summon a various array of superpowers from it. Among them are superhuman strength, sustained flight and the exhausting ability to rain down fire and brimstone. Knightstrike loses all of his abilities if the medallion is taken from him and the medallion also prevents him from using his powers to commit a mortal sin.
Fictional Biography:
David Doyle was a seminary student studying to be a catholic priest when he received news that his father was terminally ill. He returned home in time for his father to tell him of the family legacy. Descended from the Knights Templar, it has been the duty of the males in David's family to safeguard a medallion created from gold and jewels from the fabled Ark of the Covenant. David's father told him that any soldier who went into battle wearing the medallion would be invulnerable and undefeatable. He also told David that the medallion was being preserved for the day the world needed a hero. His father's dying words were, "That time is now and that hero is you."
Powers and Weaknesses:
Knightstrike is protected by the power of God throught the Covenant Medallion. While wearing the medallion he is impervious to mortal harm as well as being able to summon a various array of superpowers from it. Among them are superhuman strength, sustained flight and the exhausting ability to rain down fire and brimstone. Knightstrike loses all of his abilities if the medallion is taken from him and the medallion also prevents him from using his powers to commit a mortal sin.
Bricolabs is a collaborative narrative (term by Bronac Ferran).Three main threads of origin can be discerned: a strong brazilian conceptual
focus on recycling, metareciglacem and gambiarra, a hackers attitude ingrained in gnu/linux of dyne.org and goto10.org, and a strong conceptual ethnographic focus on ways of organizing and linking to policy and research.
Felipe Fonseca says:
"Bricolabs are a collective answer for demands common to a lot of people all around the world these days. How do we share knowledge in order to
create an effective and viable innovation network that is both self-organized and productive. How do we not only foster the creation of
new uses for technologies, but awake a deeper, more intimate relationship between people and information, supported by open hardware,
free and open source software and freely available knowledge and content. Bricolabs should operate like a self-organised network,
following a set of consensual governance principles and allowing a dynamic composition of its constituting nodes according to different possible objectives."
focus on recycling, metareciglacem and gambiarra, a hackers attitude ingrained in gnu/linux of dyne.org and goto10.org, and a strong conceptual ethnographic focus on ways of organizing and linking to policy and research.
Felipe Fonseca says:
"Bricolabs are a collective answer for demands common to a lot of people all around the world these days. How do we share knowledge in order to
create an effective and viable innovation network that is both self-organized and productive. How do we not only foster the creation of
new uses for technologies, but awake a deeper, more intimate relationship between people and information, supported by open hardware,
free and open source software and freely available knowledge and content. Bricolabs should operate like a self-organised network,
following a set of consensual governance principles and allowing a dynamic composition of its constituting nodes according to different possible objectives."