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The Cloudbook is the new UMPC ( Ultra Mobile Portable Computer) model developed by Everex. This new model is on the same line as the other UMPC´s that are alreaady launched in 2007, like the Asus Eee Pc, the OLPC and the ClassMate. This Ultra-Mobile laptop computer features the latest Open Source operating system from gOS.

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The overwhelming success of the gPC Everex desktop left the company with countless inquires from customers seeking additional Open Source mobile platforms. At the same time the OLPC project and its successors had created a very innovative and competitive market around the computer manufaturing industry, that makes possible this new wave of small, low cost laptop computers.

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• Display: 7" WVGA TFT Widescreen (800 x 480 native resolution)

• Operating system: gOS V2 Rocket

• Graphics: gOS V2 Rocket

• Processor: VIA C7-M ULV Processor (ultra-low voltage), clocked at 1.2GHz

• Hard drive :NAND 30GB hard disk drive

• RAM Memory: 512MB (1GB Max)

• Connectivity: WLAN 802.11b/g. LAN 10/100. Ethernet I/O DVI-I port. Two USB 2.0 ports. RJ45 Ethernet port. 4-in-1 Media Card Reader (Secure Digital, Multi-Media Card, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO)

• Audio: VIA VT1708A High Definition Audio Codec with built-in speakers. Headphone/Line Out jack. Microphone/ Line In jack

• Battery: 4-Cell (14.4V, 2200mAh), rechargeable Lithium-Ion

• Dimensions: 9.06" x 6.73 x 1.16" (W x D x H)

• Weight: 2 pounds

• Price: $399.00. Warranty & Support: 1 Year Limited Warranty with 24/7 Toll-Free Technical Support

[edit] Software

The CloudBook comes with the gOS operating system and familiar applications from Mozilla, Skype, Facebook, faqly, OpenOffice to the most popular Google applications. The gOS is based on the GNU/Linux distribution ubuntu and it comes with Enlightenment 0.17 as the default window manager. The software is characterized by its user friendly interface and its easy to use navigation tools. The Cloudbook takes advantage from the open source comunity software, optimizing the computer performance and at the same time reduces product costs.

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• Everex Official website
• Cloudbook portal
• gOS website

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Rudra Pratap is chairman of Bangalore based engineering software company Cranes Software International Ltd. He is also a professor of Mechanical enginnering at IISc, Bangalore where he heads India's first MEMS research laboratory.

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Injectiside is a brand new word created to replace words/phrases like 'Your mum' and 'F**K You'. Its an alternate word used instead of using bad langauage.

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The first château The earliest mention of the village of Versailles is found in a document dated 1038, the “Charte de l'abbaye Saint-Père de Chartres” (Charter of the Abbey of Saint-Père de Chartres). Of the signatories of the charter was one Hugo de Versailles, hence the name of the village. During this period, the village of Versailles centered on a small castle and church and the area was controlled by a local lord. The village's location on the road from Paris to Dreux and Normandy brought some prosperity to the village, but following the Black Death and the Hundred Years War, the village was largely destroyed and its population severely diminished.[1][2]

The original château In 1575, Albert de Gondi, a Florentine, purchased the seigneury of Versailles. Gondi had arrived in France with Catherine de' Medici and his family became influential in the French Parliament. In the early decades of the 17th century, Gondi invited Louis XIII on several hunting trips in the forests of Versailles. Following this initial introduction to the area, Louis XIII ordered the construction of a hunting chateau in 1624. Designed by Philibert Le Roy, the structure was constructed of stone and red brick with a slate roof.

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Alexis Conran grew up in Greece where he was introduced to gambling at a young age. He witnessed long and short confidence tricks, scams and fixed card games, but although fascinated by the ‘con’, he followed his other passion: acting.

In his twenties, Alexis met a fellow actor who turned out to be a magician. Finally re-acquainted with a pack of cards, he was soon in demand from celebrities and the very wealthy to perform internationally as a professional magician, specialising in card cheating.

Working in Hollywood, Alexis was invited to join some actors in a high stakes poker game that led to an unexpected change in his approach. During the game he noticed one of the players cheating by stacking the deck before the deal. Not wanting to make a fuss and embarrass anyone, Alexis used his card skills to make it impossible for the cheat to win!

Alexis is still obsessed by cons and cheats on and off the card table but his shows are now exhibitions in fraud, cons, dice, casino and card cheating. He uses his acting skills to get into character and bring to life the long and short cons that he witnessed as a boy.

His unique act, performed all over the world, is a blend of entertainment and education for all who are fascinated by the world of cons, scams and cardsharps.

Alexis is currently starring in ‘The Real Hustle’ on BBC Three.
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Muahahaha i did it I wrote an article on Wikipedia tht belongs to unseclopedia!!!!! Cmon then track my IP-adress!!!!
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Male singer, Sae Jin Ra, born 24th September 1990, is a very notable member in the J-rock scene. He, even though being very young, has a fanbase of over 2.6 million worldwide.

At the age of 15, he first appeared on youtube with a single that got him in the top 40 in the asian rock charts. This was his first glimpse of fame.

He currently lives in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with his family, and attends Hills Road Sixth Form College. He is studying double maths, chemistry, physics and economics.

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J-rox Magazine issue 39, 11th September 2007. http://www.myspace.com/x_saej_x http://www.nt2099.com/J-ENT/news/japanese-entertainment-news/japan-oricon-daily-charts-top-10-cd-singles-aaa-takes-the-1-position-1907/ http://www.nozomionline.com/entertainment/masaeandayaka.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAE

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Daryl (Simon) Petree, Th.D

  was born in Muncie, Indiana (June 8, 1970). At the time of his birth, Daryl's Parents (Rev. Arlie & Carolyn J. Petree) had Pastored a growing church in Muncie since the early 60's. In 1976 the family relocated to Dayton, Ohio, and his Father began to do evangelistic work for the next several years. At the tender age of 8 (during one of the many revivals his Father conducted) in Salem, Indiana a young Daryl Petree surrendered to Christ and accepted Jesus as his personal Lord and Savior.

Within these formidable years he would develop a tremendous desire to know God and experience His mighty power. By the age of 9 Daryl knew that he had been called to be a Gospel preacher. At 17 he officially surrendered to the call of God. At the age of 18 Daryl launched out "by faith" into full time evangelistic work. In the first two years of ministry he would preach 1000 sermons and introduce hundreds of people to Christianity.

At the end of 1996 Daryl applied himself to education. By 2002 he had earned a Bachelors Degree in Education, a Masters in Theology and a Doctorate in Theology from Andersonville Baptist College and Theological Seminary.

In 1999 Daryl relocated his membership, and launched into a new faze of ministry. Dr. Petree is an Ordained Bishop, with The Churches of God, Cleveland, TN.

From 1991-2003 He would personally go into the countries of Jamaica, Haiti, Italy, Germany, Romania, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Hungary, Austria & Russia, ministering to many hundreds of people in many of the meetings. During the past several years he has preached to thousands across America and in many foreign countries, and has seen hundreds of people come to Christ in a single service.

He is a widely respected Gospel Preacher and singer. Within the past several months, Dr. Petree's ministry has been featured on more than 1600 radio stations and on many local TV stations in all 50 States across America. His ministry has also been featured on National TV (TBN) going into over 100 countries

In 2004 Dr. Petree has received letters confirming that radio stations in the following countries were featuring his ministry on their programming; France, The Netherlands, Kenya, Poland, South Africa, Germany, Norway, Belgium, Ireland, Iceland, England, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Hungary, Denmark, British Of Columbia, Slovenia, Malta, Sweden, Holland, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Mexico, Namibia, West Indies, Japan, Africa, Bermuda, & the Chech Republic. In 2005 Dr. Petree would go throughout Germany and into Switzerland and Italy. Become a part of this evangelistic ministry that reaches into the world with a passion for souls and a message of hope.
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Rob DJ Phrases

"When I say pub, you say quiz"

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F.C. Sackey is a newly formed semi-professional Futsal (a form of football which is played indoors with 6 members on each team) club based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. The club was formed after a group of young aspiring footballers watched Paul Sackey's inspiring performance in the 2007 IRB Rugby World Cup. Despite a contradiction in sports they nevertheless decided to form what would be F.C. Sackey. F.C. Sackey now plays in the lucrative Great Yarmouth soccer sixes league, which enables teams to qualify for the UEFA Futsal tournament.

Current Players include:

Troy Buffenbarger (captain) Jamie Brown Josh Pearce Alexander Blackburn Stuart Curror Luke Hall Ryan Alard Chris Jennings Rory Able

Despite the team's shakey start this season they are favourites to gain qualification for the UEFA Futsal tournament by top football pundits including Andy Gray and liverpool legend Alan Hansen.

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www.soccersixes.net
http://www.soccersixes.net/leagueinfo_fixtures.php?division_id=794&search_fixture_division=794&league_id=562&search_fixture_league=562&season_id=1845&search_goalscorer=562&search_goalscorer_division=794
www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Hansen
www.wasps.co.uk
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Gray_(footballer_born_1955)
www.rfu.co.uk
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Women Model Management was founded in 1988 in New York, NY by Paul Rowland. Women gained its reputation in the business by challenging the standard ideas of beauty.

Women launched the iconic careers of Kate Moss, Carmen Kass, Stella Tennant and Isabeli Fontana by never compromising on the integrity of their careers.

In June 2005, Chris Gay joined Women Management as CEO and Partner after a decade of experience working as a model agent in New York.

Women Management also has offices in Milan and Paris.

Women Management currently represents:

Julia Stegner Iselin Steiro Isabeli Fontana Natasha Poly Bruna Tenorio Selita Ebanks Shannan Click Vlada Roslyakova Heather Marks Carmen Kass Mariacarla Boscono Toni Garrn Inguna Butane Rianne Ten Haken

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http://models.com/oftheminute/?p=625 http://models.com/agencies/top/ http://www.womenmanagement.com http://www.womenmanagement.fr http://www.womenmanagement.it

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New greek potter with studies at He studied ceramics at Cheltenhamn & Cloucester College of Higher Education, from where he graduated in 1998.He lives in Thessaloniki and also teaches pottery in Conjectual Arts Center of Thessaloniki and Kilkis. He won the second national prize.

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  Isaac Newton's fifth law of thermodynamics has barely been known to the world.  The early church found it to be incorrect, so it was hidden away until February 21st, 1991, when Robert Pullmack discovered the documents in the ruins of a thought to be pagan temple.  Norton found the documents written in some sort of a diary in a very in tact safe box that he found in a hidden cellar.

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   The fifth law of thermodynamics teaches that the harvesting of the stem cells of dead bodies into machinery creates perpetual energy.  He realized this law when his mother, Andrea Newton, died of an unkown disease at the time (most likely brain cancer) and he accidentally spilled her ashes on his abacus.  The abacus because to move and never stopped moving.  When he showed this to the church, they rejected this idea, claiming it to be "of the devil" and they beat Newton severly.  After that, Newton never tried to reach into the realm of science for the rest of his life.

[edit] The Abacus

Abacus is rumored that it is still moving and calculating arithmetic to this day. It may have not been destroyed by the church because they viewed it to be too powerful. No one has found anything else about the perpetually moving abacus- not even a document about it other than the footage found in Newton's stationery.

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http://www.panix.com/~clay/newton/query.cgi?stationery+index http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/sci/A0802027.html There is also the book, "Isaac Newton: Giants of Science" to refer to (http://www.amazon.com/Isaac-Newton-Giants-Science-Viking/dp/0670059218/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1199917471&sr=1-3).

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[edit] Stacy Douglas

Stacy Douglas is a Canadian politician seeking the position of Member of Parliament for the federal riding of Scarborough-Agincourt for the left-wing New Democratic Party of Canada. She was narrowly defeated in this riding in the 2003 provincial election by current MPP Gerry Phillips.

Douglas was born in Peterborough (Ontario) on 30 July, 1981. She was educated at York and Trent universities in Peterborough and Toronto respectively.

Her political affinities lie at the intersection of third-wave feminism, post-structural philosophy, critical race theory, anarcho-syndicalism, revolutionary socialism, veganism and radical liberatarianism.

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http://www.ndp.ca/page/250 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarborough%E2%80%94Agincourt 142.150.48.178 (talk) 23:36, 9 January 2008 (UTC) Articles for creation/2008-01-09