Kharmonics
Kharmonics is the term formed by combining the words Karma and Harmonics. Like Scientology, it is a scientific study of the paranormal relationship be...
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Sam Wilder
:For the director, see Billy Wilder.Samuel Wilder , mostly referred to as Sam, is a fictional character on the WB television series Charmed. He is pla...
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My Tour
My Tour is an independent feature-length rockumentary by Brian Banks. The entire movie was shot by Banks with one camera - Banks was a one man product...
Michael L. Vincent
Michael Vincent (born in Victoria, British Columbia in 1976) is a Canadian composer situated in North Vancouver, British Columbia. He is best known fo...
Math Science Institute
Math Science Institute (MSI) is a major in Brooklyn Technical High School. It concentrates on mathematics, natural science, and computer science. The ...
Shane Brewer
Shane Brewer (born 9 August, 1988 in Caerphilly) is a Welsh football player. His usual position is left back. A product of the Newport County youth sc...
Mother in the Nude
go back to mortified episode guideTaylor is dumb struck when she arrives home from school with her friends to find her mother creating a nude sculptur...
N. Sama Iyengar
N. Sama Iyengar (1891-1978) was a jurist in old Mysore state in India. He was born in the village of Sargur in Chamarajanagar district in Karnataka, I...
Thread port
The thread port is the opening on the table (face) of a button through which thread or other fastening material is run in order to attach the button t...
Ex and the City
Ex and the City is the second season finale of the HBO television series Sex and the City. It originally aired on October 3 1999.Carrie freaks out whe...
Parental Consent Act
The Parental Consent Act of 2007 is U.S. House of Representatives bill 2387 (or ) of the first session of the 110th Congress, "to prohibit the use of ...
Caledonian hip hop
Caledonian Rap is a musical movement influenced by French and American raps, which has evolved in New Caledonia. Appearing only a short time ago, Cale...
List of Mother locations
This is a list of locations that appear in the Nintendo Entertainment System RPG Mother.MagicantMagicant is discovered early on in this game by the le...
Strong inference plus
Strong inference plus is a model of scientific inquiry developed by Don L. Jewett. It is an extension of Strong inference.Strong inference plusStrong ...
Craig Tara
Craig Tara is a holiday park close to Ayr in Scotland that is owned and operated by Haven Holidays. The Park was previously a Butlins holiday camp, al...
The Spring Baronets
The Spring Baronetcy of Pakenham was created in 1641 for the wealthy politician and businessman, William Spring (1613-1654), High Sheriff of Suffolk a...
2008 Turkey UFO sightings
The 2008 Turkey UFO sightings were a series of videotaped and documented UFO sightings by the 42-year-old Yalcin Yalman, a night guard in Turkey. He c...
Perth Broncos
The Perth Broncos are a Gridiron team based in Perth, Western Australia.Team historyFounded in early 1987 after a Gridiron recruiting tour piqued inte...
Atlanta Business Magazine
Atlanta Business Magazine, first published in June 2007, is a quarterly business magazine located in Atlanta, Georgia (USA). It is circulated to the a...