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Taylor v. Anderson

2011-10-16T06:48:04Z

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lolgfballsackIn '''''Taylor v. Anderson''''', 234 U.S. 74, 75-76 (1914), the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] held that a federal claim may properly establish jurisdiction only when "unaided by anything alleged or in anticipation or avoidance of defenses which it is thought the defendant may interpose." <ref>http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/cgi-bin/getcase.pl?court=us&vol=234&invol=74</ref>

The case concerned a dispute arising from repossession of property. The decision was unanimous.

==References==
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[[Category:United States Supreme Court Cases]]
[[category:jurisdiction]]

Tassili n'Ajjer

2011-10-16T06:48:03Z

Julia:

lolgfballsack[[Image:Tassili n'Ajjer.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The natural rock formations of Tassili n'Ajjer]]
[[Tassili n'Ajjer]] ([[Berber]]: "plateau of chasms") is a mountain range in the [[Sahara]] desert in southeast [[Algeria]]. The majority of the range is protected in a [[National park]], [[Biosphere Reserve]] and [[World Heritage Site]], named the '''Tassili n'Ajjer National Park'''. The area also has one of the most important groupings of [[prehistoric]] cave art in the world, comprising over 15,000 drawings and engravings which record the climatic changes, animal migrations and the progress of human life on the edge of the Sahara from 6000 B.C. to the first centuries of the Christian era. The geological formations, with eroded [[sandstone]] forming "forests of rock" are of outstanding scenic interest.<ref>''Protected Areas and World Heritage'' World Conservation Monitoring Centre [http://www.unep-wcmc.org/sites/wh/tassili.html United Nations Environment Programme]. Accessed 13 January 2008.</ref> Although continuously settled for 8000 years, the population, made up of the nomadic '''Kel Ajjer Twareg''', is sparse, currently (2008) being at most 1,000.

Considered to represent "a masterpiece of human creative genius", and to be "an outstanding example of a... landscape which illustrates significant stages in human history", [[UNESCO]] listed the site in 1982.<ref>''The Criteria For Selection'' [http://whc.unesco.org/en/criteria/ UNESCO]. Accessed 13 January 2008.</ref>

==External links==
*[http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/179 UNESCO] Site entry. Accessed 13 January 2008
*[http://www.philipcoppens.com/tassili.html Philip Coppens] ''The Tassili n’Ajjer: birthplace of ancient Egypt?'' Accessed 13 January 2008.

==References==
{{reflist|1}}

[[Category:World Heritage Sites]]
[[Category:Africa]]

Tarja Halonen

2011-10-16T06:48:01Z

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lolgfballsack[[File:Tarja Halonen 2003.jpg|thumb|Tarja Halonen, 2003.]]
'''Tarja Kaarina Halonen''' President of [[Finland]]. Born December 24, 1943.

==Education==
Master of Law from University of Helsinki

==Career==
Social affairs secretary and general secretary of the National Union of Finnish Students 1969-1970. 
Attorney for Central Organization of Finnish Trade Unions 1970-74 and 1975-79. 
Parliamentary secretary for prime minister of Finland 1974-75. 

Chairman of SETA 1980-81<ref>http://www.helsinki.fi/~eisaksso/tarja.html</ref>

Member of Parliament of Finland 1979-2000. 
Chairman of the Parliamentary Grand Committee 1995–95 
Chairman of the Parliamentary Law Committee 1991-94 
Chairman of the Parliamentary Social Affairs Committee 1984-86 

Minister for Foreign Affairs 1995-2000 
Minister of Justice 1990-1991 
Minister for Nordic Cooperation 1989-1991 
Minister at the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health 1987-1990 

==References==
http://www.presidentti.fi/en/ 
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/711046/Tarja-Halonen
<references />
[[Category:Finnish Politicians]]

TCC Archive 1

2011-10-16T06:48:00Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Conservapedia talk:Commandments/Archive 1]]

TVA

2011-10-16T06:48:00Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Tennessee Valley Authority]]

TNIV

2011-10-16T06:47:59Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Today's New International Version]]

Teetotalism

2011-10-16T06:47:59Z

Julia:

lolgfballsack'''Teetotalism''' is the practice of [[abstinence]] from [[alcoholic beverage]]s. Anyone who practices teetotalism is called a teetotaler.
[[Category:Alcoholic Beverages]]

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim

2011-10-16T06:47:58Z

Julia:

lolgfballsack'''TSG 1899 Hoffenheim''' is a [[German]] [[soccer]] team currently playing in the [[Bundesliga]]. Founded in 1899, the club plays in Hoffenheim. The current manager is Ralf Rangnick and the current sponsor is TV Digital.

==Roster==
===Goalkeepers===
*1 Daniel Haas
*27 Ramazan Özcan
*28 Timo Hildebrand
*29 Daniel Bernhardt

===Defenders===
*2 Andreas Beck
*3 Matthias Jaissle
*5 Marvin Compper
*6 Fabricio
*14 [[Christoph Janker]]
*21 Gustavo
*24 Per Nilsson
*26 Andreas Ibertsberger

===Midfielders===
*10 Selim Teber
*17 Tobias Weis
*23 Sejad Salihović
*25 Isaac Vorsah
*33 Carlos Eduardo
*37 Jonas Strifler
*39 Pascal Groß

===Strikers===
*9 Demba Ba
*12 [[Wellington (footballer)|Wellington]]
*16 Kai Herdling
*18 Boubacar Sanogo
*19 Vedad Ibišević
*20 Chinedu Obasi
*36 Marco Terrazzino

==Notable Former Players==
*ST [[Christoph Teinert]]

[[Category:German Soccer]]
[[Category:Bundesliga 1 teams]]

Tea Party Nexus

2011-10-16T06:47:57Z

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lolgfballsack[[File:Button.png|right]]

'''Tea Party Nexus''' is an internet portal for building a virtual [[Tea Party Movement | Tea Party]]. Tea Party Nexus believes anybody forming a local Tea Party is entitled to a free website. They promote the ideals of 'pro-freedom', 'pro-individual government'. They encourage citizens to stay informed of national and local events when possible to hone their skills to better articulate ideals. Their very first project was FresnoTeaParty.com. <ref>[http://teapartynexus.com/content/about-tea-party-nexus About Tea Party Nexus]</ref> Currently, Tea Party Nexus has created over 30 websites.

{{cquote| Make Your Voice Heard in the Virtual Tea Party!}}

==Tea Party Nexus Sites==

*Bakersfield Tea Party
*Bel Air Tea Party
*Boiling Springs Tea Party
*Bozeman Tea Party
*Carson City Tea Party
*Columbus Tea Party
*Evansville Tea Party
*Fresno Tea Party
*Glendale Tea Party
*Glendive Tea Party
*Idaho Falls Tea Party
*Kansas City Tea Party
*Madera Tea Party
*Marysville Tea Party
*Merced Tea Party
*Modesto Tea Party
*Monroe Tea Party
*Morgan City Tea Party
*Pittsfield Tea Party
*Prescott Tea Party
*Ruidoso Tea Party
*Scranton Tea Party
*Selinsgrove Tea Party
*Sikeston Tea Party
*Springfield Tea Party
*Stockton Tea Party
*Twin Falls Tea Party
*USEXPATS Tea Party
*Victorville Tea Party
*Wasilla Tea Party

==References==
<references/>

==External Links==
* [http://teapartynexus.com/ Official Website]

[[Category:Tax Revolts]]
[[Category:Tea Party Movement]]
[[Category:Obama Presidency]]

Talk radio

2011-10-16T06:47:55Z

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lolgfballsack'''Talk radio''' is a radio format which predominately features a host who talks about various issues, whether items in the news, book reviews, or political issues. When used in political discussions, the term ''talk radio'' refers to the predominantly [[conservative]] hosts.

Talk radio saw a dramatic rise when the FCC repealed the [[Fairness Doctrine]] which mandated that equal air time be given to opposing views. Since the repeal, talk radio has been dominated largely by conservative voices such as [[Rush Limbaugh]], [[Sean Hannity]], and [[Michael Savage]]. Generally, [[liberal]] talk radio has failed; for example, Air America Radio, a [[liberal]] radio network, went bankrupt on October 13, 2006. As of July 2007, however, Air America is still broadcasting.

Talk radio includes topics such as gardening, the supernatural, relationships, advice, sports, health, and home improvement.

Talk radio is also available over the [[internet]] through use of streaming audio.
==Heavy Hundred==
These are the top 100 most important radio talk show hosts in America (As judged by Talkers magazine as of February 2009): <ref>[http://talkers.com/online/?p=267 2009 Talkers 250 - Featuring the Heavy Hundred], ''Talkers magazine'', Accessed February 18, 2009</ref>

#[[Rush Limbaugh]]
#[[Sean Hannity]]
#[[Michael Savage]]
#[[Dr. Laura Schlessinger]]
#[[Glenn Beck]]
#[[Laura Ingraham]]
#[[Dave Ramsey]]
#[[Lou Dobbs]]
#[[Mancow]]
#[[Thom Hartmann]]
#[[Mark Levin]]
#[[Joe Madison]]
#[[Doug Stephan]]
#[[Neal Boortz]]
#[[Mike Gallagher]]
#[[Alan Colmes]]
#[[Jerry Doyle]]
#[[Ed Schultz]]
#[[Bill Handel]]
#[[Don Imus]]
#[[Michael Medved]]
#[[Jim Bohannon]]
#[[Lionel]]
#[[George Noory]]
#[[Bill Bennett]]
#[[Lars Larson]]
#[[Clark Howard]]
#[[Dr. Joy Browne]]
#[[Jim Rome]]
#[[Stephanie Miller]]
#[[John and Ken]]
#[[Howard Stern]]
#[[Roger Hedgecock]]
#[[Dennis Miller]]
#[[Michael Smerconish]]
#[[Bev Smith]]
#[[Kim Komando]]
#[[Rusty Humphries]]
#[[Doug McIntyre]]
#[[Boomer & Carton]]
#[[Allen Hunt]]
#[[Dennis Prager]]
#[[Quinn & Rose]]
#[[Bob & Tom]]
#[[Mike & Mike]]
#[[Rachel Maddow]]
#[[Tom Sullivan]]
#[[Randi Rhodes]]
#[[Monica Crowley]]
#[[G. Gordon Liddey]]
#[[Opie & Anthony]]
#[[Bubba the Love Sponge]]
#[[Phil Hendrie]]
#[[Tom Leykis]]
#[[Ronn Owens]]
#[[Howie Carr]]
#[[Jay Severin]]
#[[Mike Francesca]]
#[[Kathy & Judy]]
#[[The Dolans]]
#[[Lincoln Ware]]
#[[John Gibson]]
#[[Phil Valentine]]
#[[Jim Gearhart]]
#[[Mitch Albom]]
#[[Bill Cunningham]]
#[[Janet Parshall]]
#[[The Monsters]]
#[[Jim Villanucci]]
#[[Mark Davis]]
#[[Hugh Hewitt]]
#[[Kirby Wilbur]]
#[[Fred Honsberger]]
#[[Steve Malzberg]]
#[[Roe Conn]]
#[[Jim Philips]]
#[[Mike Trivisonno]]
#[[Joey Reynolds]]
#[[Darrell Ankarlo]]
#[[Joe Pagliarulo]]
#[[Bob & Sheri]]
#[[Mike Rosen]]
#[[Marc Bernier]]
#[[The Junkies]]
#[[Allen Handelman]]
#[[Larry Young]]
#[[Glenn Ordway]]
#[[Brian & The Judge]]
#[[Neil Rogers]]
#[[Ray Lucia]]
#[[Martha Zoller]]
#[[Diane Rehm]]
#[[Dan Yorke]]
#[[Keith Larson]]
#[[John & Jeff]]
#[[Alan Stock]]
#[[Ian Freeman & Mark Edge]]
#[[Dave Graveline]]
#[[Errol Louis]]
#[[Leslie Marshall]]

== References ==
{{reflist|2}}

[[category:media]]

Temporal lobe

2011-10-16T06:47:54Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Temporal lobes]]

Tapeworm

2011-10-16T06:47:53Z

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lolgfballsack[[Image:tapeworm.gif|right|thumb|400px|Diagram of a beef tapeworm]]

'''Tapeworms''' are large, flat worms that live in the intestines of [[humans]] and other [[animals]] and can achieve lengths of up to 30 feet. Sections of the worm (proglottids) which contain eggs are excreted by the initial host, and if the faeces are left untreated, the eggs may be ingested by intermediate hosts, such as [[pigs]] and [[cattle]]. The eggs hatch in the intermediate host, and the larvae attach themselves to the intestinal wall, eventually passing through into the bloodstream, and invading muscle and fatty tissues, where they form cysts. When the animal is killed for food, humans ingest the parasite by eating these cysts in raw or undercooked meat or fish. Once inside the intestinal tract, the cysts hatch, developing into adult worms, which then attach themselves to the new host's intestinal wall. The worms then grow in length, until they are adults and ready to reproduce, at which point the cycle is complete.

==References==
A fuller account can be found at: http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec17/ch196/ch196k.html

[[category:Medicine]]
[[Category:Invertebrates]]

Tarpon

2011-10-16T06:47:52Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Fish]]

Temple of Artemis

2011-10-16T06:47:52Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Temple of Artemis at Ephesus]]

TBN

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Trinity Broadcasting Network]]

Teen Homosexuality

2011-10-16T06:47:51Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Teenage homosexuality]]

TOEFL

2011-10-16T06:47:50Z

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lolgfballsackThe '''Test of English as a Foreign Language''', or '''TOEFL''', is a test of [[English language]] proficiency. It is an admission requirement for non-native English speakers at many English-speaking universities. The test was developed at the [[Center for Applied Linguistics]] led by Dr. Charles A. Ferguson. It was first administered in 1964 and has since been taken by more than 23 million students.

===External Links===

[http://www.ets.org/toefl/ Official site]

[[Category:Linguistics]]

Tara Brabazon

2011-10-16T06:47:50Z

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lolgfballsack'''Tara Brabazon''' is a professor of media studies at the [[University of Brighton]] at [[Brighton & Hove]] in the south of [[England]]. She was a finalist for [[Australia]]n Teacher of the Year in 2005.<ref>
http://www.australianoftheyear.gov.au/pages/bio.asp?pID=211</ref> and is director of the [[Popular Culture Collective]] which tries to document popular culture with academic rigor.<ref>http://popularculturecollective.com/</ref><ref>http://brabazon.net/</ref>

Brabazon came to international attention in January of 2008 after she criticized [[Wikipedia]] and [[Google]] for encouraging a lack of critical thinking in students. Brabazon banned her students from using either website, and compared the sites to "white bread" as they were filling but not nutritional.<ref>http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/the_web/article3182091.ece</ref>. Wikipedia responded to this by increasing the size of their article on her.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Tara_Brabazon&diff=185239668&oldid=171903290</ref> Professor Brabazon has also criticized Wikipedia for stifling debate and critical evaluation.<ref name=Telegraph>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/01/14/nuni114.xml</ref>. Her views are similar to the views of [[Andrew Keen]], another Wikipedia critic. <ref name=Telegraph/>

==References==
<references/>

{{DEFAULTSORT:Brabazon, Tara}}

[[Category:Academics]]
[[Category:Wikipedia Critics]]

T and R Enterprises, Inc. v. Continental Grain Co.

2011-10-16T06:47:47Z

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lolgfballsackIn '''''T & R Enterprises, Inc. v. Continental Grain Co.''''', 613 F.2d 1272 (1980), The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concluded that an individual waives the right to object to the [[venue]] if they do not raise their objections in their original filing. The Court quoted [[rule 12(h)]] in support of its decision.

[[Category:Venue]]

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2011-10-16T06:47:45Z

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lolgfballsackThe '''Tampa Bay Buccaneers''', often called '''The Bucs''', are a [[National Football League]] [[franchise]] that was established in 1976, and are currently based in [[Tampa, Florida|Tampa]], [[Florida]]. They are part of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) and play in the NFC South Division. The Bucs won their first (and thus far, only) [[Super Bowl]] in 2002, in a victory over the [[Oakland Raiders]]. The team's current owner is Malcolm Glazer, and their head coach is Raheem Morris. The team plays their home games at the Raymond James Stadius in Tampa.
==Roster==
===Quarterbacks===
*5 - Josh Freeman
*11 - Josh Johnson

===Running Backs===
*27 - LeGarrette Blount
*21 - Allen Bradford
*34 - Earnest Graham
*44 - Erik Lorig
*28 - Kregg Lumpkin

===Fullbacks===
*35 - B. J. Askew
*33 - Jameel Cook

===Wide Receivers===
*16 - Cortez Hankton
*85 - Maurice Stovall
*89 - Antonio Bryant
*87 - Bryan Clark
*80 - Michael Clayton
*19 - Ike Hilliard

===Tight Ends===
*88 - John Gilmore
*81 - Alex Smith
*86 - Jerramy Stevens
* - [[Kellen Winslow II]]

===Offensive Tackles===
*70 - Donald Penn
*65 - Jeremy Trueblood

===Guards===
*75 - Davin Joseph
*77 - James Lee
*79 - Sean Mahan
*78 - Aaron Sears
*76 - Jeremy Zuttah

===Centers===
*48 - Andrew Economos
*52 - Jeff Faine

===Defensive Ends===
*90- Gaines Adams
*93 - Kevin Carter
*62 - Louis Holmes
*96 - Greg Peterson
*91 - Greg White
*97 - Jimmy Wilkerson

===Defensive Tackles===
*95 - Chris Hovan
*98 - Ryan Sims

===Linebackers===
*58 - Quincy Black
*94 - Patrick Chukwurah
* - Angelo Crowell
*57 - Adam Hayward
*50 - Matt McCoy
*51 - Barrett Ruud
*56 - Rod Wilson
*54 - Geno Hayes

===Cornerbacks===
*20 - [[Ronde Barber]]
*43 - Elbert Mack
*25 - Aqib Talib
*27 - Torrie Cox

===Safeties===
*26 - Will Allen
*36 - Tanard Jackson
*30 - Donte Nicholson
*21 - Sabby Piscatelli
*23 - Jermaine Phillips

===Kickers===
*3 - Matt Bryant
* - Mike Nugent

===Punters===
*9 - Josh Bidwell

==See also==
*[[Carolina Panthers]]
*[[New Orleans Saints]]
*[[Atlanta Falcons]]
*[[National Football Conference]]

== External links ==
*[http://www.buccaneers.com Official Webiste of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers]
*[http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/teams/buccaneers/ SI Tampa Bay Buccaneers Site/News]

{{NFL Teams}}

[[Category:National Football League]]
[[Category:Florida]]

TARP

2011-10-16T06:47:43Z

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lolgfballsack#redirect[[Financial Crisis of 2008]]

Take the Lead

2011-10-16T06:47:41Z

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lolgfballsack'''''Take the Lead''''' (2006) is a movie, "inspired by the life of [[Pierre Dulaine]]", about a concerned citizen who uses ballroom dancing and etiquette as a form of [[character education]] for students in a violent inner city neighborhood. It also shows that the dance music of the early to mid 20th century has much in common with late 20th and early 21st century [[hip hop]].
The basic premise is that, those who have, are in a position to share with those who do not. This is underlined by the encouragement Dulaine gives to white, wealthy Caitlin: "Do you like to dance?" "Yes." "Then you were made to dance." She passes on the same encouragement to a black, overweight boy (Monster).
Another basic premise is that each person must take responsibility for their lives, rather than giving up, and that this is essential to education:
*"To do something, anything, is hard. It's much easier to blame your father, your mother, the environment, the government, lack of money, but even if you find a place to assign the blame, it doesn't make the problems go away."
The movie teaches conservative principles about relations between the sexes:
*"Now, if your 16-year-old daughter is strong and secure and trust (sic) herself, how likely is she to let some idiot knock her up? And if your son can learn to touch a girl with respect, how will he treat women throughout his life?

==Plot==
Pierre Dulaine, the owner of an upscale dance school, encounters a troubled youth (Rock) one evening and decides to make the local high school principal an offer of help. Most of the movie is about the progress of this class and the general effect on student morale and deportment, but it also has three sub-plots. Rock is a juvenile delinquent who is friendly with a gang of thieves. A black girl has a mother who brings home men. A white girl (Caitlen) is nervous about her upcoming [[cotillion]]. Meanwhile the whole class has a chance to participate in a city-wide dance competition.

Dulaine defends the universality of love against the haste to "get down to the ill na-na".
To overcome the objections of jaded students to what they see as the staid music of Ira and George Gershwin, he brings in a star pupil and demonstrates with her a sizzling hot [[tango]].

==Themes==

It's ugly to indulge in disdain and dismissive speech, regardless of one's social strata. Dulaine labors to teach the young people to say, "You're welcome", rather than "Uh huh" as a way of showing their sincerity.

==Evaluation==
Although the story is in the conservative mold of an educated, middle-class person giving of themselves to elevate the less fortunate, it contains one flaw: Dulaine tells one pupil, "You need to dance for yourself, not for anybody else." This was in response to excessive pressure from the pupil's parent, which was backfiring and hurting the pupil's confidence. But the correct Christan answer would be about enjoying her God-given gift '''as well as''' giving joy to others by employing that talent for their benefit.

==Legacy==

A title panel in the movie asserts:
:Since "Dancing Classrooms" was created by [[Pierre Dulaine]], it has grown to involve 42 instructors and more than 12,000 students in 120 New York City public schools. It is currently expanding across America.

[[category:Movies About Teachers]]
[[category:Mentor Movies]]
[[Category:Movies about high school]]

==External Links==
*[http://www.grouchoreviews.com/reviews/2527 Groucho Reviews] tears into the film for promoting the students from 5th grade to high school, and other liberties taken with reality

Tad Williams

2011-10-16T06:47:40Z

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lolgfballsack'''Tad Williams''' is an American author of [[fantasy fiction]]. He is most notable for the ''Memory, Sorrow and Thorn'' series which contained many analogues to real human beliefs and practices including an ersatz version of Christianity.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Williams, Tad}}
[[Category:Authors]]

Takeshi kitano

2011-10-16T06:47:39Z

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lolgfballsackTakeshi Kitano (stage name Beat Takeshi)

Takeshi Kitano is a Japanese (comedian/stage presence/film director)

Most well known for the stand up act he helped co-preside during the 1970s Kitano was a major influence on eastern culture. Kitano went on to become a prolific film director known for his avante garde/artistic slant on film direction during the late eighties, a surprising turn for the majority of Kitano fans due to his major output being within the stand up comedy and celebrity persona status he had previously clung to. During 1989 Kinji Fu(ridiculous)kusaku became ill during the filming of 'Voilent Cop' Kitano was soon asked to supercede his masters demands despite having no prior film-making credits to his name, Mr Kitano (Kitano san) took this role on with due abandon which later lead to his most bodacious of filmmaking careers!

Notable films include Sonatine, Haha-Bi, Zatoichi, Dolls and Brother.
[[Category:Comedians]]
[[Category:Actors]]

Talk;homosexuality/archive3

2011-10-16T06:47:39Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Talk:Homosexuality/archive3]]

TEA protests

2011-10-16T06:47:39Z

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lolgfballsack#Redirect[[Tea Party Movement]]

Tai chi chuan

2011-10-16T06:47:38Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[Tai Chi]]

Taco

2011-10-16T06:47:37Z

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lolgfballsack[[Image:Tacos.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Corn tacos filled with ground meat, lettuce, and onion]]
A '''taco''' is a [[Mexico|Mexican]] dish consisting of a maize or flour torilla (either rigid or pliable) filled with savory items. Popular fillings include ground or shredded [[meat]], [[cheese]], [[lettuce]], refried [[beans]], [[salsa]], [[tomato]]es, [[sour cream]], and [[guacamole]]. Another variety of taco is called the fish taco.

Due to the taco's customizability, it can include a very broad range of additional foods.

[[Category:Mexican Food]]

Tadeusz Pacholczyk

2011-10-16T06:47:36Z

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lolgfballsack'''Father Tadeusz Pacholczyk, Ph.D.''' (b. 1965) is an American [[Roman Catholic]] priest, neuroscientist and writer.

Tadeusz Pacholczyk grew up in [[Tucson, Arizona|Tucson]], [[Arizona]]. His father Andrzej Pacholczyk was a professor of astrophysics at the [[University of Arizona]]. He earned his doctorate in neuroscience from Yale University and did post-doctoral studies at Harvard University.

In 1999, he was ordained a priest in Rome. He quickly became the leading church spokesman on what he calls beginning-of-life and end-of-life issues. He’s been an outspoken in proponent on the Catholic Church’s opposition to cloning and embryonic stem cell research. In December 2001, he testified before the Massachusetts Senate that “embryonic human life is inviolable and deserving of unconditional respect.”

Pacholczyk is currently a priest of the diocese of [[Fall River, Massachusetts|Fall River]], [[Massachusetts]] and he writes a monthly column for [[The Catholic Herald]] called, ''"Making Sense Out of Bioethics,"'' which gets reprinted nationally in many local church newspapers. He also serves as the director of education at The National Catholic Bioethics Center in [[Philadelphia]], whose director, John Haas, is an ordinary member of the [[Pontifical Academy For Life]].

== External links ==
* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1940202/ Internet Movie Database]
* [http://www.uagrad.org/Alumnus/Winter03/Pacholczyk.html University of Arizona Alumni]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Pacholczyk, Tadeusz}}
[[Category:Religious People]]
[[Category:Authors]]
[[Category:Scientists]]

T. A. Bisson

2011-10-16T06:47:35Z

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lolgfballsack#REDIRECT [[T.A. Bisson]]

T-rex

2011-10-16T06:47:33Z

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lolgfballsack#redirect [[Tyrannosaurus rex]]

T-34 tank

2011-10-16T06:47:32Z

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lolgfballsack[[Image:T34drive.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A T-34 tank.]]
The '''T-34''' was a [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] tank during [[World War II]]. From 1941 to 1945, over 57,000 T-34s had been produced. At the beginning of the Soviet involvement of the war (see [[Eastern Front (World War II)|Eastern Front of World War II]]), it was the most advanced tank in the world.

The T-34 was a technologically innovative design which addressed the short-comings of the earlier BT series of wheel/track tank. The T-34 was developed during the 1936-37 period, the prototype was completed in early 1939, and in September 1940 T-34 was put into series production mounting a 76mm gun. The Model 1940, the first T-34 production variant, t was armed with the L-11 76.2 mm gun, which was considerably shorter than the subsequent F-34 76.2 mm main gun of the 1941 and later models. The mantlet was also round in contrast to the more square mantlets of later models. The tank's main advantage was its simple design which made it easy to mass produce and repair.

[[Image:T34-85-line.gif|thumb|left|300px|Design diagrams for the T-34 tank.]]

The T-34 was also small and comparibaly light, while the tank's water-cooled diesel engine minimized the danger of fire and increased the tank's the radius of action. The design overcame the technological superiority of German forces during the Great Patriotic War. Built in Ukraine in the Kharkov Steam-Engine Factory (KhPZ), the German general [[von Runstedt]] called the T-34 the "best tank in the world" and [[von Kleist]] said it was the "finest in the world." The T-34 had a more powerful cannon than German tanks, a higher top speed (32 MPH versus 25 MPH), and superior sloped armor and superior welded construction. However, the German Tiger and Panther tanks outranged the T34's original 76mm gun, and subsequently a 85mm gun was mounted on a T-34 tank. The T-34/85 was a modification of the T-34 equipped with a more powerful armor and cannon. T-34/85 had a flatter turret which gave this already inovative tank design the look that all tanks adopted after the wars end. Although not equal to the German [[Panther Tank|Panther]] and [[Tiger tank]]s, the huge numbers of T-34s more than compensated for their technological shortcomings.

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