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The Imperial-Federalist party of America
The Imperial-Federalist Party of America is a political party to reform the United States government.VotingVoting is done by the collective public, fo...
A Treasury of New England Short Stories
A Treasury of New England Short Stories is a collection of short stories from that was published in 1974 by Yankee, Inc. Its library of Congress Card ...
Jimmy Noonan
Jimmy Noonan (born January 31, 1958) is an American actor on both Hollywood and Broadway. He, however, is probably best known for his work with World ...
Unbooked
UnbookedWhat is Unbooked? A term that at one time was limited to 'not written in a book'. Common usage extended this context to allow it to be used to...
Remy Munasifi
Remy Munasifi (born 1980), who goes by Remy and is also known as GoRemy on YouTube, is a popular comedian, parody musician and video artist from McLea...
Miles Holmwood
Miles Holmwood is a musician from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and is well known as the lead guitarist and backing vocalist for the pop band Stereos. The...
Walter Richards
Walter Reed Richards is a recurring character in the television series, The Mary Tyler Moore Show. He was played by actor Bill Quinn. Mary's father. W...
Matt Beckley
Matt Beckley is the son of America star Gerry Beckley.He is known for engineering and producing for other artists and notably playing guitar for singe...
Alonso Chehade
Jorge-Alonso Chehade (; born February 20,1987), best known as Alonso Chehade, is an alumni from the Michael G. Foster School of Business at the Univer...
Zen filmmaking
Zen Filmmaking is a formalized style of filmmaking that was developed in 1991 by Scott Shaw in association with Donald G. Jackson. The primary premise...
Gurds
GurdsThe Word Gurds is the plural for the word gurdThe term "Gurd" is famous among many school children in england Even though "gurds" were made up on...
Wunderland
Wunderland is a fictional planet from Larry Niven's Known Space series. Although Niven invented the world, almost all information of it (and all of it...
Drowning Shakespeare
Drowning Shakespeare is a five-piece melodic hardcore band from Sydney, Nova Scotia, formed in 2004. They are currently signed to a Govan, Saskatchewa...
Sindhi Festivals
Sindhi being one of the oldest civilization of human history, with a rich and clearly distinct cultural heritage are very festive. Their most importan...
Traditional Arnis
Traditional Arnis is a martial art founded and formulated by Jonathan “June” Makiling Abaya, Ph.D. to uncover the science of Filipino Stick and Knife ...
William LaForce
William "Bill" LaForce is a politician in Ohio. LaForce is registered as an independent candidate for the Ohio House of Representatives in the 2008 el...
Daniel Dove
Daniel Dove (born 1971, Austin, Texas is an American painter. Dove's paintings combine controlled surfaces with random chance drips and mark-making. A...
A Scooter for Yaksmas
"A Scooter For Yaksmas" is a 30-minute episode of the animated television show on Nickelodeon, The Ren and Stimpy Show.=="A Scooter For Yaksmas"==Plot...
Thomas James "Brother Jim" Spencer, Jr.
'''Thomas James "Brother Jim" Spencer, Jr.''' (August 8, 1938 — February 28, 2006), was a Southern Baptist minister who pastored Kingsville Baptist Ch...