Jank 1000
Jank 1000 (often abbreviated to J1K) was a suburban pop punk band which originally formed in late 1998, in the suburbs of Omaha, NE. The band consiste...
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January 1922 in the United Kingdom
See also: December 1921 in the United Kingdom, February 1922 in the United Kingdom, and the Timeline of British history.----Unionists and General Elec...
Japanese Canadian Young Leaders Conference
The Japanese Canadian Young Leaders Conference (JCYLC) is an annual workshop and traveling conference based in Canada. The inaugural conference was he...
Japanese Historical Maps
Japanese Historical Maps is a website that allows users to view a collection of approximately 850 early Japanese maps of both Japan and the world. The...
Japanese orthographic issues
Japanese orthographic issues are language policy issues dating back to the Meiji era when there were changes made aimed at writing the Japanese langua...
Japanese Supercar
Performance criteriaThe term supercar usually refers to factory-built, street-legal sports cars, rather than modified production cars that may have si...
Jascar
In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, Jascar is the Suel god of Hills and Mountains. His hol...
Jasen Walker
Jasen Walker (born in Hack’s Point, Maryland on May 6, 1949) is an American educator, vocational expert, and disability management consultant who has ...
Jason Fortuny
Jason Fortuny is a Seattle-area freelance graphic designer and network administrator who received a degree of media attention when he published on Enc...
Jason Leech
Jason Leech is a historian by training but self confessed 'jack of all trades with a career in none', known outside academic circles for his appearanc...
Jason Leverant
Jason Leverant is the President and COO of the AtWork Group, a national staffing company in the United States, having started there in 2007. Under his...
Jason Martell
Jason Martell (b. 1974) is a researcher and lecturer in ancient civilization technologies. Lecturing throughout the world, Martell has dedicated his s...
Jason Noushin
Jason Noushin (born in Plymouth, England in 1969) is an Iranian English contemporary artist. He moved to Tehran at 3 months to live with his aunt, Mas...
Jason Steinhauer
Jason Steinhauer is the inaugural director of the Albert Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest at Villanova University. He is a published w...
Jason Yoo
Jason Yoo was born in Seoul, South Korea. He moved to New Zealand in 2007 where, as a twelve year old he began to play golf.In 2010, Jason was selecte...
JavaGB
JavaGB is an open-source Java-based Game Boy Color emulator. It comes in three different versions: JMEBoy for Java ME-based mobile devices, JSwingBoy ...
Javier blanco
Javier "Blanco" Castillo (1844-1910), the purported founder of Los Pueblos Blancos in Masaya, Nicaragua, moved to Nicaragua from Caceres, Extremadura ...
Jawad Pasha
Jawad Pasha of Pakistan is claimed to be the world's best maintained and much recovered Persistent Vegetative State or minimally conscious state patie...
Jay Berman
Jay Berman is a sports anchor, host, reporter, and producer. He has covered major sporting events over the past decade including the World Series, Sup...
Jay Fullstop
Jarvis Vincent Joseph Kwajo Wiafe Akenteng Jnr (born 2 May 1988) is an English hip hop artist of Ghanaian parents, credited for his stage name as Jay ...