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The master-planned developments Heritage neighborhood is located on the northeast side of Fort Worth.

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[edit] Elementary

• Bette Perot Elementary School, Fort Worth
• Eagle Ridge Elementary, Fort Worth
• Lone Star Elementary School, Fort Worth

[edit] Middle

• Trinity Springs Middle School, Fort Worth

[edit] High school

• Central High School, Fort Worth
• Fourth high school, Fort Worth, to open in fall 2009

[edit] See also

List of Neighborhoods in Fort Worth, Texas

[edit] External links

• Heritage

Category:Fort Worth, Texas neighborhoods

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Janet Sanders, born (November 28,1990) is an American actress,also the God-daughter of Academy Award winning director Steven Spielberg. Sanders started a career in television in late 2005 when she joined the cast of the one hour dramatic series, This Hard Land. Prior to that, she assisted in the production of many independent films in the Atlanta,GA area. She recently made an appearance in an episode of the half hour reality series, I'll Try Anything Once, hosted by Toure', an acclaimed music journalist and television personality. In the episode entitled "Extreme Pest Control", Sanders agrees to tackle a six foot python in the muddy swamplands of Destin,Fl. In addition to acting, Sanders is rumored to have started an online music magazine.

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Travelbugz online travel community and social network with its website, www.travelbugz.net is a web based travel portal from Malaysia that provides user with travel guides and discussion on travel related topics.

Registered members at this website will be able to share with each other their travel stories, photos as well as videos

This website was officially launched in December 2007 and is fully travel oriented travel social networking site.

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Sohai is a Cantonese (a Chinese spoken variant) word that literally means 'idiots'. In fact the term Sohai is actually a combination of two words in chinese, So Hai where "So" means "stupid" while "Hai" refers to woman's vagina.

Generally Sohai is considered a rude word among chinese communities but is widely spoken often by Cantonese communities in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Guangdong Province in China, Macau, Singapore, United States and United Kingdom.

This word is so widely used by Hongkie and Malaysians that it is incorporated into their English vocabulary (in the form of Singlish). It is often used in describing the behavior or attitude of a person or using it to scold or scream on a particular person.

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Sohai is a Cantonese (a Chinese spoken variant) word that literally means 'idiots'. In fact the term Sohai is actually a combination of two words in chinese, So Hai where "So" means "stupid" while "Hai" refers to woman's vagina.

Generally Sohai is considered a rude word among chinese communities but is widely spoken often by Cantonese communities in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Guangdong Province in China, Macau, Singapore, United States and United Kingdom.

This word is so widely used by Hongkie and Malaysians that it is incorporated into their English vocabulary (in the form of Singlish). It is often used in describing the behavior or attitude of a person or using it to scold or scream on a particular person.

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http://www.ahyap.com/blog/sohai.php

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Romcc is a C compiler which uses registers instead of RAM. It was designed to aid with RAM initialisation inside the BIOS. Before the RAM has been initialised there is no RAM available for use, therefore romcc code uses only the registers. Gcc would not be suitable for writing code like this as it requires a stack, which clearly would have to be contained in RAM.

All functions compiled by romcc will be inlined, which leads to all code being roughly 3x larger than hand coded assembley.

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• http://coreboot.org/pipermail/coreboot/2003-November/005788.html

Category:C compilers Category:C++ compilers

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Positive Assurance is a service which is, increasingly, provided by the Internal Audit to the organisation audited.

Positive assurance is one of the strongest types of audit opinions that an auditor can express on the internal control of an organisation. In providing positive assurance, the auditor is taking a position on the strength of the internal controls.

Varieties of a positive assurance opinion are: Binary internal controls are or are not appropriate in the situation, for example: internal controls are satisfactory or unsatisfactory, effective or ineffective, meet expectations or don t meet expectations, etc.

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The Institute of Internal Auditors

Evaluation Assurance Level

European_court_of_auditors: [1]

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IIA Guidance Web Page: [2]

"Positive Assurance on Internal Controls", IAS Conference of 16 October 2007, Brussels, [3] IAS Conference of 16 October 2007, Programme [4]

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J Clive Matthews is a British writer, editor, blogger and online content consultant. In 2008 he was shortlisted for the inaugural UACES-Reuters Reporting Europe Award, the only independent journalist on a five-person list that included the BBC's Europe Editor Mark Mardell and the Europe Editor of The Economist.

Writing under the pseudonym "Nosemonkey" he is the author of the blog Nosemonkey's EUtopia, for which he has been shortlisted for awards by The Guardian and Deutsche Welle. Formerly known as Europhobia, the blog rose to prominence for its coverage of the 7 July 2005 London bombings and subsequent campaign to raise money to buy emergency service workers a thank-you pint of beer. In 2007 it was named one of the UK's best blogs by the Metro newspaper, which said: "In the often fractious and shouty world of Britain's political blogs, J Clive Matthews' balanced, informed and entertaining writing on British and European politics manages to rise above the murk – whatever part of the political spectrum you live on. "

He is also a contributor to the Times Literary Supplement, Press Gazette and openDemocracy among others, and is the co-author (with Jim Smith) of two books in the Virgin Film series, one on director Tim Burton, the other on The Lord of the Rings.

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http://www.uaces.org/ReportingOnEurope.htm - UACES-Reuters Reporting Europe Award 2008 shortlist
http://www.amazon.com/Tim-Burton-Virgin-Film-Smith/dp/B000HWYS54
http://www.amazon.com/Lord-Rings-Films-Books-Virgin/dp/B000HWYOIA
http://www.metro.co.uk/yourmetro/article.html?in_article_id=36636&in_page_id=54 - Top of the Blogs, Metro.co.uk
http://www.cafebabel.com/en/article.asp?T=A&Id=1853 - Nosemonkey, a blogger's life, Cafe Babel, 12th June 2006
http://www.jcm.org.uk/blog - Nosemonkey's EUtopia - J Clive Matthews' blog
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/observer/archives/2005/09/02/the_world_buys_1.html - The world buys a pint for the St John Ambulance (They say Thank You) - Guardian.co.uk, 2 September 2005
http://books.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,,754160,00.html - review of Virgin Film: Tim Burton in The Guardian, 13 July 2002

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Martin de Valois is a boy from Oostvoorne. He rules. His hair is red, and his eyes are blue.

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{{SS Free TV}} {{television networks}} {{internet television networks}} {{SSFreeTopics}} {{SSFreeTVTopics}}

Category:tv stations Category:internet television Category:internet television channels Category:internet television networks Category:internet television stations Category:television stations Category:television channels Category:television networks Category:tv Category:television Category:SS Free Category:xgmx

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Digimed Innovation is a Canadian research and development company that provides health information technology solutions to improve patient follow-up. It designs, develops and implements industry-leading medical software solutions for the healthcare industry. Digimed Innovation is dedicated to improving quality of care by developing simple and easy to use medical softwares.

Its mission is to improve patient follow-up and vital signs monitoring. By enabling health professionals to use medical devices that transfer data directly into the patient electronic medical record, chances of errors are greatly reduced.

Digimed Innovation is among the very few companies in Canada to design and develop medical softwares under the ISO 13485:2003 quality management system that has the purpose to prioritize quality and reduce risks for patient health.

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Digimed Innovation Website Digimed Innovation

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Mikey.com the book of happy people do crazy stuff

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Music is embedded in Nathalie Matthews very being and with a new start and a debut album this beautiful Canadian vocalist plans to open herself up to the world and allow all to experience what she has to offer.

As a child Nathalie was encouraged to explore the arts. By the age of 11 she could play the flute, the saxophone and the piano, but it didn’t take her long to discover that her favorite instrument was her voice. With an amazing six-octave range and stellar stage presence, everyone who heard her sing was astounded by the maturity of her voice. At the age of 16, Nathalie started her first band and soon became a hometown favorite. She later entered the Miss Montreal Pageant and won the category of “Best Talent.” She went on to compete in the Miss Quebec Pageant and because of her friendly demeanor and outgoing personality she was chosen as “Ms. Congeniality.” With a newfound fame and confidence Nathalie connected with the management of Grammy-award winner Celine Dion and landed the coveted spot of back up singer. Her amazing talent and fluency in French made her an asset to the bilingual singer’s band. After touring with Celine and learning the art of performance from one of the best, Nathalie decided to strike out on her own, formed a new band and began to tour Eastern Canada. Even though she had no album and no airplay, Nathalie was able to garner a large fan base. Once audiences heard her they had no choice but to love her!

As fate would have it Nathalie fell in love and decided to put her singing aspirations on-hold to pursue family. In 2005, she decided it was time to let go of her last love, while re-embracing her first love and what better place to start fresh than the United States? She traveled to Las Vegas and participated in the 2005 International Music Festival. Nathalie wowed the judges with her powerful voice and was awarded the category of “Best R&B Pop” artist. The opportunity and exposure also allowed her to cross paths with some of the best producers the industry has to offer and after recording a few songs in New York. Nathalie traveled to Los Angeles to record her New Album. Once in LA, she stepped into the studio to purge herself of the music that had been bottled inside for years. What emerged was 13 cuts of pure Nathalie Matthews. Her self-titled debut album is a delicious blend of pop and R&B that contains heartfelt messages of love, pain, healing and triumph. In honor of her roots, Nathalie also recorded two songs in French —one is Chaka Khan’s hit “Ain’t Nobody.” The album contains fabulous production by David Cochrane, formerly of the Commodores. He is responsible for hits from Lionel Richie, Paula Abdul, Atlantic Starr and others. Victor Newman also joined in the effort (Tyrese, Randy Jackson, and Mike Epps). The album in currently in pre-release and can be found via the Internet.

Nathalie is now performing spot dates in and around Southern California.

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In 2001, Nintendo Power released a spin-off magazine called Nintendo Power Advance. It was all about the Gameboy Advance and it's games. Four issues of Nintendo Power Advance were published. The last one was a strategy guide for Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2.

When Pokémon was released for the Game Boy, Nintendo Power included 6 mini-issues of 'Pokemon Power' which featured advice for the game.

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Manuel Canu', upcoming ceramicist artist is born in Sardinia, Italy the 15-11-1979. He studied ceramic design for 5 years at City of Bath College and Bath Spa University from 2003 to 2008.

His ceramics have been selected for the Setting Out 2008 exhibition of new graduated students in London. Also selected for Talente 2008 art and craft exhibition in Munich. Manuel Canu Ceramics are decorative objects of undefined function which with their vibrant and energetic look engages the viewer attention. In his work Manuel Canu takes references from the traditional ceramics of his native country Sardinia and the accurate balance, composition and making qualityes in baroque art.

Currently Manuel Canu lives and makes ceamics in Denmark.

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• http://www.manuelcanu.moonfruit.com

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Resident Evil: Genesis was the sixteenth sequel to the Resident Evil Sci-Fi Shooter video game series. It was released specifically for cell phones (Mobile) on Mar 12, 2008.

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Tension fabric buildings are constructed using steel truss arch rafters. Once the rafters are in place, a fabric cover is stretched over the frame. Tension wires are used to remove the slack in the fabric, creating a tight fitting cover membrane. The cover, usually made of white material, allows sunlight to pass through, creating a naturally lit environment. The benefits of tension fabric buildings include lower costs over traditional wood and steel buildings. Although tension fabric buildings can span up to 200 feet by 700 feet, some buildings are easily moved.

Tension fabric buildings have become popular for the agricultural market to store hay and feed, as horse riding arenas, and also used for warehousing and sand and salt storage.

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• Rubb Building Systems (USA) Official Website
• Cover-All Building Systems Official Website

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Wieboldt Hall, located on the University of Chicago campus, is one of the original Quad buildings on campus. It houses the language departments (English, Romance Languages, Germanic Languages, Classical Languages) and the Linguistics Department.

It also houses the ARTFL Project, an orignal French literature search engine designed to aid researchers in locating terminology frequency within a work of literature. This revolutionary search program helped pioneer the ease in developing "Analyse de texte"--i.e., using small bits of a work to explain and justify the whole.

The building's cornerstone dates from 1925(?)and represents a Neo-gothic architectural style. This is most evident when viewing the archway by which one enters the building.==

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The Manhattan Jewish Experience (MJE) is a cutting edge program for young Jewish professionals in New York City with little or no background in Judaism who are interested in connecting more to each other, to their community, and to Judaism. This program, was started in 1998 by Rabbi Mark Wildes, who has a law degree from Cardozo Law School and was ordained as a rabbi by Yeshiva University. MJE has locations in Murray Hill, the Upper West Side, and the Upper East Side. Its programming consists of a Monday Night Lounge in Murray Hill, including socializing and beginner's Torah learning, Tuesday night learning with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman, with a year long series reconnecting Jews to Torah observance, Wednesday night one-on-one learning and "next level" classes with Rabbi Wildes, and Shabbat services Friday night and Saturday afternoon. Additionally, MJE has holiday parties, couples programming, networking events, sponsors trips to Israel, and finds individuals Shabbat hospitality. In 2008, MJE will be sponsoring a Birthright Israel trip to Israel for the first time.

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Holiday Man was an album released by The Flys. It was the bands debut album, it was released on August 25, 1998 by Kirtland Records. This album is mostly recognized for the song (Got You Where I Want You).

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• She So Huge
• Got You Where I Want You
• Take U There
• Afraid
• Holiday Man
• Groove Is Where You Find It
• The Gods Of Basketball
• Girls Are The Cruelest
• Give You My Car
• The Family
• Superfly
• Sexual Sandwich

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http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/flys/artist.jhtml

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