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Thurgood Marshall

2007-05-14T12:43:18Z

Eldepeche: changed "criminals" to "suspected criminals"

Thurgood Marshall (July 2, 1908 – January 24, 1993) was the first black to serve on the [[United States Supreme Court]]. He was nominated to the court by [[democrat]] President [[Lyndon Johnson]] in 1967. Marshall generally favored giving more rights to suspected criminals and keeping [[abortion]] legal, and was opposed to the [[death penalty]], believing it to be unconstitutional.

Talk:Floria Sigismondi

2007-05-02T22:00:30Z

Eldepeche: New page: {{stub}}

Talk:Brian Warner

2007-05-02T22:00:02Z

Eldepeche:

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Marilyn Manson is spelled this way.

Cut:

:have been misconcieved as advocating [[suicide]]. His works

We'd have to have a source for the charge that he (or his songs) advocate suicide. Like a quote from the lyrics. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 09:25, 12 April 2007 (EDT)

=retirement?=

'suspected of retiring from the music industry circa 2005'

He has an album coming out next month, so not retired. [[User:Jennisuk|Jennisuk]] 10:37, 12 April 2007 (EDT)

=Satanism+Anti-christian sentiments=
Since the assumed point of conservapedia is to be conservative, which often involves christian faith, shouldn't it be mentioned that he is a card holding satanist? Not to mention a lot of the specifically anti-christian lyrics? [[User:SpacemanSpiff|SpacemanSpiff]] 15:16, 24 April 2007 (EDT)

Brian Warner

2007-05-02T21:59:48Z

Eldepeche:

[[Image:Ngcjkjg.jpg|right|thumb]]

'''Brian Warner''' (stage name ''[[Marilyn Manson]]'') is a controversial perfomer noted for songs which have been perceived as advocating suicide. His works mock religion and various other idealisms when wrongly used as tools of manipulation. He was suspected of retiring from the music industry circa 2005.

==External links==

* [http://www.marilynmanson.com]
* [http://www.mansonusa.com]

[[Category:Musicians|Warner, Brian]]

Talk:Genealogy

2007-05-02T21:59:37Z

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Genealogy

2007-05-02T21:59:31Z

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'''Genealogy''' is the study and research of [[family]] heritage.

It can be difficult to explore, since before the nineteenth century, most people did not have accurate, useful records kept about their marriages and children. Luckily, local [[church]]es tend to be a repository of useful documents holding this information.

The ultimate reality of genealogy is that we all are descended from people who lived in [[Africa]].

Talk:Abiogenesis

2007-05-02T21:59:18Z

Eldepeche:

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God doesn't count as "Alive"? That doesn't sound right... --[[User:Fullmetajacket|Fullmetajacket]] 16:58, 11 March 2007 (EDT)

:"Sound right" or not, I would argue that God, as a purely spiritual being, is not "alive" in the '''biological''', '''scientific''' sense -- that is, he doesn't have a physical flesh-and-bone body, made of cells, DNA, and such (Mormons' God notwithstanding). Therefore, even within evolutionary theory, it can be argued that the original "spark" of life was initiated by God, but that would still fit the definition of abiogenesis. As to whether God is '''living''' (in a non-biological, supernatural sense) is another discussion entirely... <carefully avoiding turning this into a rant /> [[User:Pharos|Pharos]] 15:54, 15 March 2007 (EDT)

Abiogenesis

2007-05-02T21:59:01Z

Eldepeche:

'''Abiogenesis''' is the study of how [[life]] could have arisen from non-life. While the term is used today generally to refer to "[[chemical]] [[evolution]],"[http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/abioprob/originoflife.html] how early life might have formed from various non-living compounds, this does not explicitly rule out [[supernatural]] intervention. For example, some interpret the [[Bible|Biblical]] story of [[Genesis]] as describing an abiogenesis event or series of abiogenetic events caused by [[God]].

[[Category:Biology]]
[[Category:Origins debate]]

Talk:Sphere of influence

2007-05-02T21:58:52Z

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Sphere of influence

2007-05-02T21:58:45Z

Eldepeche:

A sphere of influence by a country is a foreign geographic region ("sphere") in which that country has trading or investment rights.

For example, Britain enjoyed spheres of influence in many regions of the world during the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.

[[Category:Politics]]

Climate

2007-05-02T21:58:22Z

Eldepeche:

'''Climate''' refers to a number of phenomena relative to a region and its [[weather]].

Factors to be taken into account in order to describe a climate include:
*Minimum cold season [[temperature]]
*Annual [[rainfall]]
*Length of periods without rainfall (droughts)
*Likelihood of regular [[flood]]ing
*Wind speeds encountered
*Cloud cover versus sunny weather

Climate affects the viability of flora and fauna in a given region. It also affects human beings desire to live (or not live), or [[vacation]], in certain areas.

Talk:Bud

2007-05-02T21:58:12Z

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Bud

2007-05-02T21:58:04Z

Eldepeche:

A '''bud''' is a plant organ that is the location of latent [[leaf]], [[flower]], or [[stem]] growth.

The activation of these buds varies from [[species]] to species. Some buds remain latent for years, only being activated if [[hormone]]s from the dominant stem cease, as a result of damage, disease, or [[pruning]]. Buds can be lateral or terminal - lateral being on the side of existing stems, and terminal being at the tip. Lateral buds that develop promote bushiness, whereas terminal buds are the future sites of increased size of the plant.

Talk:Chlorophyll

2007-05-02T21:57:52Z

Eldepeche: New page: {{stub}}

Chlorophyll

2007-05-02T21:57:44Z

Eldepeche:

A pigment necessary for [[photosynthesis]].<ref>Wile, Dr. Jay L. ''Exploring Creation With Biology''. Apologia Educational Ministries, Inc. 1998</ref>

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Botany]]

Talk:Leaf

2007-05-02T21:57:32Z

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Leaf

2007-05-02T21:57:25Z

Eldepeche:

A '''leaf''' is the main organ of [[photosynthesis]] and [[transpiration]] in [[plant]]s. Leaves possess many shapes, sizes, functions and manners of being. Leaves of most woody [[tree]]s and bushes consist of a flat blade connected to the woody stem or twig via a slender, stick-like [[petiole]]. The blade and the petiole make up the leaf. Hundreds, even thousands, of leaflets can occur in a single compound leaf. A [[poison ivy]] leaf consists of three leaflets. Most but not all leaves, even compound leaves, are shaped in such a way that they more or less display bilateral [[symmetry]].

[[Category:Botany]]

Talk:Woody plant

2007-05-02T21:57:13Z

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Woody plant

2007-05-02T21:57:06Z

Eldepeche:

A '''woody plant''' is one that develops stems that have an internal structure that provides support and rigidity, which lies underneath the cells that serve to transport [[nutrient]]s and [[hormone]]s throughout the [[plant]]. This structure endures from year to year, becoming thicker and usually taller with each passing growth season.

Woody plants include trees and shrubs, and also some plants that only have persisting aboveground stems in mild climates, dying back to their roots in colder regions. In those colder regions these plants would be considered to be [[perennial]]s if they survive the winter, and [[annual (plant)|annual]]s if they don't.

Talk:Plant

2007-05-02T21:56:54Z

Eldepeche: New page: {{stub}}

Plant

2007-05-02T21:56:48Z

Eldepeche:

A plant is any member of the Kingdom [[Plantae]].
==Cellular Characteristics==
*Cell Wall
*Large Vacuole
[[Category:biology]]

Talk:Spring

2007-05-02T21:56:36Z

Eldepeche:

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Made Spring page, and hopefully will find time to produce meaningful entries on the other three classical seasons. Contact me for specialist inquiries or page editing/creation requests at [http://www.myspace.com/matthieu_a_gogo my personal page].
--EagleExpert

Spring

2007-05-02T21:56:20Z

Eldepeche:

'''Spring''' is one of the four [[seasons]], coming after [[Winter]] and before [[Summer]].

Talk:Autumn

2007-05-02T21:56:04Z

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Autumn

2007-05-02T21:55:57Z

Eldepeche:

'''Autumn''' or '''Fall''' is one of the four [[seasons]], coming after [[Summer]] and before [[Winter]].

Talk:Winter

2007-05-02T21:55:44Z

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Winter

2007-05-02T21:55:35Z

Eldepeche:

'''Winter''' is one of the four seasons, coming after [[Autumn]] and before [[Spring]].

Brian Warner

2007-05-02T21:14:32Z

Eldepeche: tagged as VSA

[[Image:Ngcjkjg.jpg|right|thumb]]
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'''Brian Warner''' (stage name ''[[Marilyn Manson]]'') is a controversial perfomer noted for songs which have been perceived as advocating suicide. His works mock religion and various other idealisms when wrongly used as tools of manipulation. He was suspected of retiring from the music industry circa 2005.

==External links==

* [http://www.marilynmanson.com]
* [http://www.mansonusa.com]

[[Category:Musicians|Warner, Brian]]

Genealogy

2007-05-02T21:02:10Z

Eldepeche: tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
'''Genealogy''' is the study and research of [[family]] heritage.

It can be difficult to explore, since before the nineteenth century, most people did not have accurate, useful records kept about their marriages and children. Luckily, local [[church]]es tend to be a repository of useful documents holding this information.

The ultimate reality of genealogy is that we all are descended from people who lived in [[Africa]].

Abiogenesis

2007-05-02T21:01:57Z

Eldepeche: tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
'''Abiogenesis''' is the study of how [[life]] could have arisen from non-life. While the term is used today generally to refer to "[[chemical]] [[evolution]],"[http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/abioprob/originoflife.html] how early life might have formed from various non-living compounds, this does not explicitly rule out [[supernatural]] intervention. For example, some interpret the [[Bible|Biblical]] story of [[Genesis]] as describing an abiogenesis event or series of abiogenetic events caused by [[God]].

[[Category:Biology]]
[[Category:Origins debate]]

Sphere of influence

2007-05-02T21:01:40Z

Eldepeche: tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
A sphere of influence by a country is a foreign geographic region ("sphere") in which that country has trading or investment rights.

For example, Britain enjoyed spheres of influence in many regions of the world during the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.

[[Category:Politics]]

Climate

2007-05-02T20:58:36Z

Eldepeche: tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
'''Climate''' refers to a number of phenomena relative to a region and its [[weather]].

Factors to be taken into account in order to describe a climate include:
*Minimum cold season [[temperature]]
*Annual [[rainfall]]
*Length of periods without rainfall (droughts)
*Likelihood of regular [[flood]]ing
*Wind speeds encountered
*Cloud cover versus sunny weather

Climate affects the viability of flora and fauna in a given region. It also affects human beings desire to live (or not live), or [[vacation]], in certain areas.

Bud

2007-05-02T20:58:08Z

Eldepeche: tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
A '''bud''' is a plant organ that is the location of latent [[leaf]], [[flower]], or [[stem]] growth.

The activation of these buds varies from [[species]] to species. Some buds remain latent for years, only being activated if [[hormone]]s from the dominant stem cease, as a result of damage, disease, or [[pruning]]. Buds can be lateral or terminal - lateral being on the side of existing stems, and terminal being at the tip. Lateral buds that develop promote bushiness, whereas terminal buds are the future sites of increased size of the plant.

Chlorophyll

2007-05-02T20:57:44Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
A pigment necessary for [[photosynthesis]].<ref>Wile, Dr. Jay L. ''Exploring Creation With Biology''. Apologia Educational Ministries, Inc. 1998</ref>

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Botany]]

Leaf

2007-05-02T20:57:26Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
A '''leaf''' is the main organ of [[photosynthesis]] and [[transpiration]] in [[plant]]s. Leaves possess many shapes, sizes, functions and manners of being. Leaves of most woody [[tree]]s and bushes consist of a flat blade connected to the woody stem or twig via a slender, stick-like [[petiole]]. The blade and the petiole make up the leaf. Hundreds, even thousands, of leaflets can occur in a single compound leaf. A [[poison ivy]] leaf consists of three leaflets. Most but not all leaves, even compound leaves, are shaped in such a way that they more or less display bilateral [[symmetry]].

[[Category:Botany]]

Woody plant

2007-05-02T20:57:04Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
A '''woody plant''' is one that develops stems that have an internal structure that provides support and rigidity, which lies underneath the cells that serve to transport [[nutrient]]s and [[hormone]]s throughout the [[plant]]. This structure endures from year to year, becoming thicker and usually taller with each passing growth season.

Woody plants include trees and shrubs, and also some plants that only have persisting aboveground stems in mild climates, dying back to their roots in colder regions. In those colder regions these plants would be considered to be [[perennial]]s if they survive the winter, and [[annual (plant)|annual]]s if they don't.

Plant

2007-05-02T20:56:43Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
A plant is any member of the Kingdom [[Plantae]].
==Cellular Characteristics==
*Cell Wall
*Large Vacuole
[[Category:biology]]

Spring

2007-05-02T20:55:49Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
'''Spring''' is one of the four [[seasons]], coming after [[Winter]] and before [[Summer]].

Autumn

2007-05-02T20:55:27Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
'''Autumn''' or '''Fall''' is one of the four [[seasons]], coming after [[Summer]] and before [[Winter]].

Winter

2007-05-02T20:54:49Z

Eldepeche: Tagged as VSA

{{stub}}
'''Winter''' is one of the four seasons, coming after [[Autumn]] and before [[Spring]].

Talk:Charles Darwin

2007-02-22T00:20:46Z

Eldepeche:

Evolution is not an institution to be founded, it is a scientific theory. Darwin was the first to coherently describe part of the process by which it occurs.--[[User:Eldepeche|Eldepeche]] 19:20, 21 February 2007 (EST)

Talk:Charles Darwin

2007-02-22T00:18:29Z

Eldepeche:

Evolution is not an institution to be founded, it is a scientific theory. Darwin was the first to coherently describe part of the process by which it occurs.