Windbag
A windbag is a person who talks excessively without conveying anything of importance.Welsh WindbagWelsh Windbag is a derogatory term for a Welsh perso...
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Windows Black
Windows Black is a hacked version of windows that uses an XP Auto-install disk to install without a key. It's signature black theme is based on Window...
Winnebago Scout Reservation
The Winnebago Scout Reservation is a Boy Scout camp in Rockaway, New Jersey.HistoryAlthough the camp was founded in 1941, the history of the property ...
Winnipeg Citizens Coalition
The Winnipeg Citizens Coalition was a nonpartisan, progressive civic group in Winnipeg modeled after similar groups in other Canadian cities. It was c...
Winter storm transportation impact
Gridlock conditions can develop in road transportation systems as the result of weather conditions. This has occurred when businesses and schools clos...
Wiredawg
A United States Air Force Wiredawg, or Wire Dawg, is a Voice Network Systems technician in the USAF. Voice Network Systems technicians follow under th...
Wireless creep
Wireless creep is an industry term in mobile cellular communications related to unnecessary consumption of wireless features and services, primarily a...
Wisconsin Fleece Hall of Fame
The Wisconsin Fleece Hall of Fame is a reference made on Wisconsin sports radio programs and, more generally, among Wisconsin sports discussion circle...
Wisdom Christianity
Wisdom Christianity is a movement within Christianity that embraces Vedanta and the teachings of the East. It places importance on experiencing the di...
Witch Wraith
Witch Wraith is an upcoming 2013 fantasy novel by Terry Brooks and is the final book in his The Dark Legacy of Shannara trilogy. The book will release...
WJ232
WJ232 (cn 41H/643827) was a Hawker Sea Fury FB Mk 11 assigned to 802 Squadron during the Korean War. Early history WJ232 was delivered to the Royal Na...
Wolfboo
The Game Wolfboo is a worldwide gaming phenomenon rumoured to have originated from around the Northamptonshire area. Unlike most regular 'games' wolfb...
Wolfgang H. Paul
Wolfgang H. Paul (born Feb. 28th, 1940) is a member of the Second Quorum of the Seventy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Paul has h...
Wolfram: The Boy Who Went To War
Wolfram: The Boy Who Went to War is a newly published book written by author and historian Giles Milton. It recounts the wartime experiences of the au...
Women and Minorities in Law Enforcement
Women and minorities employed as sworn police officers have increased over the years; however the increase in numbers do not reflect the equality in t...
Women in hip hop
Modern women in “hip-hop”Today people are hyper critical of how women display their sexuality in their music. Beyonce and Nicki Minaj are among the mo...
Women in the Workforce
Women who are in jobs or positions that are predominantly viewed as “men’s work” may masculinize themselves in order to be viewed as rightly in that j...
Women of the Apocalypse
Women of the Apocalypse is a fantasy anthology of four novellas. There is a brief framing device - four archangels attempt to activate four human male...
Women pioneers
*Édith Cresson (born on 27 January 1934). She was the first and so far only woman to have held the office of Prime Minister of France.*Frances Perkins...
Wood Elves (Warhammer)
In Games Workshop's Warhammer Fantasy universe, the Wood Elves are a variety of Elves (tall, slender human-like beings) who live in an enchanted fores...