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|Friday 29th July 2016
Each winner and a guest flew business class to Sydney, Australia, where they stayed at the five-star Park Hyatt hotel for two nights. Whilst in Sydney, they received a consultation from renowned jeweller Zoe Pook, where they designed their own piece of gold jewellery worth up to £5,000.
The next stage of the trip saw them fly to the Gold Coast, where they stayed for seven nights at the sumptuous Palazzo Versace hotel. Activities during the week included spa treatments, a helicopter sightseeing tour, a visit to the Great Barrier Reef on a glass-bottomed boat and a hot air balloon ride with champagne breakfast. They then returned to Sydney for a further two nights, picking up the finished jewellery before heading back home in business class.
All breakfasts were provided at the hotels, with cash allowances paid to the winner to cover lunch and dinners throughout the holiday for them and their guest.
|Friday 24th June 2016
Each of five lucky winners and their guests jetted off, business class, to the picturesque surroundings of New Zealand to enjoy a 14-night adventure. First up on this incredible trip was a five-star stop in Auckland for two nights, before heading north to the stunning Kauri Cliffs Lodge for a further three nights. Here, the winner and their guest were taken on a Discovery helicopter tour around the beautiful Bay of Islands.
The next stop on this trip of a lifetime was a stay for three nights in the deluxe suite at Cape Kidnappers Lodge. The winner and their guest indulged in a private wine tasting tour, complete with a three course meal, before embarking on a Kiwi Discovery walk. The adventure continued with three nights' accommodation at the five-star Matakauri Lodge where a private tour of Milford Sound by helicopter, a Dart River jet safari and an 80 minute spa treatment were all on offer. The trip concluded with two more nights in Auckland before boarding the plane for business class flights home. All meals were provided throughout, with an allowance of £50 for lunch per person and £100 per person for dinner where there was no planned meal.
|Friday 27th May 2016
The winner and a guest spent seven nights at the plush Hanging Gardens of Bali resort, set within the jungle on the Indonesian island. They stayed in the Panoramic Villa, providing majestic views and use of a private infinity pool. The winner and guest were able to indulge in spa treatments, massages and facials during their stay, as well as sampling gourmet meals on Bali and Lombok. Flights were business class, breakfast was provided throughout the week and, where there was no meal planned, an allowance of £50 per person for lunch and £100 per person for dinner was paid as part of the prize.
|Friday 29th April 2016
Each winner and a guest spent nine days at the Manta Resort off the coast of Tanzania, staying for a week in a seafront villa and for two nights in the stunning underwater room. The accommodation, built a little way out to sea, featured areas to relax in and out of the sun above the water level, as well as a bedroom beneath the waves with windows through which they could observe all manner of sea life. The prize included return business class travel from the UK to Dar Es Salaam, a stay in the five star Hyatt Regency in the city, flights to and from Pemba Island and transfer by car to the luxurious resort. All meals were included, as were a spa treatment each and a choice of up to five activities, including snorkelling, an island safari and a sunset cruise.
|Friday 25th March 2016
Five Mega Friday winners each received £1 million and the chance to jet off to the USA with a guest for a luxury two-week break. Flying out in business class, the winners could pick five different destinations within the country and the holiday was all laid out so they could travel from one five-star location to the next. An activity of their choice was booked in each of the five places, up to the value of £250 per person, and they were treated to lunch and dinner throughout the fortnight, or given a generous allowance to cover their food and drink.
|Friday 26th February 2016
The five winners each received £1 million as well as the opportunity to visit South Africa with a guest, flying business class and staying at the Sheraton Pretoria. The next day they took the lavish Blue Train, sleeping overnight in a deluxe suite and receiving brunch, high tea and fine dining in the evening, with pre-dinner drinks included. They also benefitted from butler service throughout the train ride.
The train stopped at Kimberley to visit the DeBeers museum, before continuing to Cape Town, where the winners stayed for two nights at the Cape Grace Hotel with breakfast included. Whilst in the city, they visited Uwe Koetter Jewellers, where they designed up to £10,000 worth of diamond jewellery to take home.
The final leg of the trip saw them stay for four nights at the prestigious Shamwari Game Reserve, with all meals included and two opportunities a day to be driven out to see the stunning wildlife.
|Friday 29th January 2016
The winners netted £1 million and flew in business class for a seven-night-stay at the iconic Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel in Dubai with a guest. They indulged in a six-course menu at the Al Mahara Restaurant and enjoyed eight courses at Jason Atherton's Marina Social. In addition they enjoyed breakfast at the hotel every day, dined under the stars on a desert safari and an allowance was received to cover all other meals. Other activities included a helicopter ride, an afternoon tea experience and a spa treatment for the winner and their guest.
Mega Friday
What was Mega Friday?
Mega Friday was the name given to the final Friday Millionaire Maker game of every month. Played alongside EuroMillions, the promotion gave multiple UK players the chance to win £1 million in addition to an exciting non-cash prize. The game was introduced to coincide with Millionaire Raffle changing its name to Millionaire Maker in October 2014. The game was extended in September 2016 to become Mega Week.
What Sort of Prizes Could I Win?
The game launched on Friday October 31st 2014 by giving away 25 prizes of £1 million plus a luxury holiday to the Richard Branson-owned Makepeace Island on Australia's Sunshine Coast. Mega Friday allows the game's brand new millionaires to enjoy the trappings of their wealth, such as sports cars or luxury holidays, without having to eat into their winnings.
How Did Players Take Part in Mega Friday?
Players who bought tickets for the final Friday EuroMillions draw of the month would be automatically entered into the Millionaire Maker Mega Friday draw at no extra cost. This is still the case, but from September 2016 the same applies to anyone who plays in either the final Tuesday or Friday draw of each month.
Just like the currently operating Mega Week draws, Mega Friday and Millionaire Maker are open only to EuroMillions players based in the UK, where tickets can be purchased up to four weeks in advance of the draw or continuously via Direct Debit when you play online.
Mega Friday Prizes
|Draw Date
|Number of Prizes
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|Friday 29th July 2016
In addition to winning £1 million each, five lucky Mega Friday winners had the chance to jet off for a fantastic fortnight in Brazil. Flying in to Rio de Janeiro, each winner and their guest first headed out to spend three nights at the Belmond Hotel Das Cataratas, where they enjoyed a moonlight tour of the famous Iguassu Falls and a helicopter flight over the spectacular waterfall views. Winners then had four nights' luxury accommodation at the Belmond Copacabana Palace, giving them time to visit the statue of Christ the Redeemer up close.
The final leg of the tour consisted of seven nights at the Casas Brancas Hotel in Buzios, featuring two wonderful activity days with the opportunity to surf, sail, paraglide, scuba dive and much more.
|Draw Date
|Number of Prizes
|Draw Information
|Tuesday 22nd December 2015
Friday 25th December 2015
|5 per draw
Ten UK EuroMillions players had a Christmas to remember as Mega Week took place to coincide with the festive season. The draws on Tuesday 22nd December and Friday 25th December both produced five Millionaire Maker winners, rewarding each lucky ticket holder with £1 million and the opportunity to enjoy a VIP trip to Sweden. Along with as many as seven guests, winners were transferred via helicopter to Äre's Copperhill Mountain Lodge, where they stayed for seven nights. The resort offered spa treatments, a generous drinks allowance and the opportunity to enjoy various activities such as a snowmobile safari or horseback riding depending on the time of year.
|Friday 27th November 2015
Each of the five Mega Friday winners on 27th November scooped £1 million plus a selection of other stunning rewards which combined to make it the perfect Christmas. Winners could choose between a three-night stay in New York or Lapland, with both holidays including return first-class flights for up to three guests. The New York trip consisted of five-star accommodation and a private helicopter flight, while those opting for the Lapland break resided in a private cabin, met Santa and saw huskies and reindeer.
Winners also had their homes completely made over, including artificial snow and a fully decorated Christmas tree. A Christmas present list gave winners the chance to select gifts worth up to £10,000, while luxury ingredients were delivered on 23rd December to cater for a meal for up to ten people on Christmas.
|Friday 30th October 2015
Each of the ten players who matched the winning Millionaire Maker codes on Mega Friday received £1 million in addition to their choice of a world-class escape in one of three destinations for themselves and one guest. The lucky winners received business-class return flights to either Los Cabos in Mexico, St. Barths in the Caribbean or Aspen in Colorado, USA. Five-star accommodation was provided for seven nights at the Resort at Pedregal in Los Cabos, the Hotel le Toiny in St. Barths or the Little Nell Resort in Aspen on a bed-and-breakfast basis. During their trip, the winners enjoyed spa treatments at the resorts in St. Barths and Los Cabos or an exciting ski and snowboarding experience in Aspen, as well as a daily stipend of £50 for lunch and £100 for dinner for each guest.
|Friday 25th September 2015
Winners were offered three different routes for a first-class round-the-world trip with a guest, stopping off at exciting destinations along the way. By choosing the first option, they were able to explore Singapore, Sydney and New York. The second option saw winners take in Bangkok, Auckland and Los Angeles and the third option stopped off at Hong Kong, Fiji and Miami. They flew first class to each destination, with luxury transfers throughout, and received breakfast each day at their five-star accommodation. Lunch and dinner were able to be prebooked, or the winner and their guest could opt to receive £200 each per day as an allowance.
|Friday 28th August 2015
August's edition of Mega Friday saw ten winners pocket £1 million each as well as a seven-night holiday to a luxury island paradise. The private Song Saa island off the coast of Cambodia is a five-star resort and winners were able to stay in a two-bedroom Royal Villa with up to three lucky guests, having been transferred all the way from home via flights to Phnom Penh and then a speed boat from Sihanoukville port. Daily meals and drinks were also provided to add to the experience of a perfect getaway.
|Friday 31st July 2015
The July edition of Mega Friday saw ten lucky winners snap up £1 million each and an unforgettable holiday to New York for themselves and up to three guests. Included in the prize are return business-class flights, private transfers and five nights' accommodation at the stunning Park Hyatt Hotel. The winner and their guests indulged in breakfast in the hotel each morning in addition to receiving a stipend for meals. In the evenings, the winners dined at luxurious restaurants, including Daniel and Per Se.
|Friday 26th June 2015
The ten Mega Friday winners each received £1 million and a luxury trip to either Bali, Thailand or the Maldives. Together with a guest, the lucky winner could select from a choice of three five-star resorts and had the chance to enjoy the holiday of a lifetime in the most stunning of locations for a whole fortnight. A private pool provided the perfect way to relax and breakfast was also included every day, as well as a generous allowance for lunch, dinner and drinks, making it so easy to enjoy a taste of the high life.
|Friday 29th May 2015
Each of the ten Mega Friday winners received £1 million as well as a lavish weekend in London for themselves and a guest. Included in the prize was private return helicopter transfers to Battersea Airport, three night's accommodation in a double room in the beautiful Shangri-La hotel and breakfast in the hotel restaurant provided every morning of their stay. Dinner in a top London restaurant of the winner's choice from a set list was included in the prize. Winners also got to indulge in an eight-hour personal stylist session with Alex Longmore featuring a £5,000 budget for shopping, a hair makeover with Jamie Stevens at his exclusive London salon and their choice of a personal training session with Adam Cox or a makeup tutorial session with Martina Luisetti.
|Friday 24th April 2015
The winner and seven guests spent seven nights on a luxury yacht with all meals and a number of activities included. They flew business class to Bodrum in Turkey or Split in Croatia before being transferred to the mooring and, from there, sailed around the Turkish coast and Greek islands or the Croatian islands, depending on their choice of holiday. The yacht came with a captain, first mate and cook, and passengers had the opportunity to dive or snorkel, visit historical sites and stop off for an upmarket shopping trip.
|Friday 27th March 2015
Each winner received £1 million and had the choice of one of 13 cars, including one year's comprehensive car insurance and road tax. The cars available included the Alfa Romeo 4c, Audi S5 Cabriolet 3.0 TFSI S Tronic or the Porsche Cayenne Hybrid.
|Friday 27th February 2015
Each winner received £1 million and a safari trip to South Africa, including a trip on the Blue Train to Cape Town and four nights in the Shamwari Game Reserve. The winners also received diamonds worth £25,000 from a top jewellery designer.
|Friday 30th January 2015
The first Mega Friday draw of 2015 gave each winner £1 million plus the choice of one of three round-the-world trips. The first trip visited Singapore, Australia and New York, while the second trip took its winners to Bangkok, New Zealand and Los Angeles. The third option included trips to Hong Kong, Fiji and Miami.
|Draw Date
|Number of Prizes
|Draw Information
|Friday 26th December 2014
The winners each received £1 million and a trip to see the Northern Lights in Canada for themselves and up to three guests. The trip included business class flights, seven nights stay in luxury accommodation, snowmobiling, dog sledding and a trip to Jasper National Park to see the Aurora Borealis.
|Friday 28th November 2014
Each winner received £1 million and an all-inclusive trip to either Australia, Brazil or Peru for themselves and one guest. The trip included business-class flights, 5-star accommodation and £4,200 spending money for each traveller.
|Friday 31st October 2014
The first Mega Friday draw gave 25 lucky winners £1 million each plus an all-inclusive two week VIP stay on Makepeace Island in Australia for eight people. The trip included business class flights and a helicopter ride to the island.
What were Your Odds of Winning?
Your odds of winning on the Mega Friday draw were entirely dependent on how many EuroMillions tickets were sold for the draw, how many lines you played and how many prizes were on offer. Just like the Mega Week draws, every line of numbers purchased in the UK had the same chance as any other, as each winning Millionaire Maker code would match one that has was generated on someone's ticket for that draw.
To ensure that you don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity, visit the Millionaire Maker checker to see whether you are a winner! If you bought your EuroMillions tickets online, then you will receive an email to inform you that you are due a prize and you won't have to worry about keeping that valuable ticket safe.


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CNSNEWS : Former CIA Agents Call Plame Leak 'Partisan Madness'
Ex-op Larry C. Johnson, the guy who told us before 9/11 we had nothing to worry about from terrorism, has been in the news a lot lately.
Yet while Mr. Johnson is running around talking about his "friendship" with "Val" and how her "outing" has affected National Security, it would seem he thinks that people sort of forget things, like he is a charter member of VIPS who made this headline back in 2003.
" WASHINGTON — Invoking the name of a Pentagon whistle-blower, a small group of retired, anti-war CIA officers are accusing the Bush administration of manipulating evidence against Iraq in order to push war while burying evidence that could show Iraq's compliance with U.N demands for disarmament.
The 25-member group, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, composed mostly of former CIA analysts along with a few operational agents, is urging employees inside the intelligence agency to break the law and leak any information they have that could show the Bush administration is engineering the release of evidence to match its penchant for war.
This is the same group that is appearing before Democrats in Congress the other day, read here
Under the same criteria Larry is expousing "National Security", back then he and his group advocated a "coup" on the Bush Administration.
I think it's time for Larry to take a "walk".
Should Ex-CIA Larry C. Johnson be "frog-marched"?Posted by Jack Moss
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"Sonny With a Real Chance"
SWAC/Real Life
Not really a Twilight xover, Real Life xover w/TWL stars. Takes place right after Sonny with a Chance of Dating. What if, instead of Kristen Stewart getting the part of Bella, what if it was Sonny! Take a look at the RPattz/KStew relationship through different eyes.
Robert Pattinson/Alison "Sonny" Monroe
It's Sonny With a Chance of Dating, but instead of James being a flake, he and Sonny do like each other and they are dating.
I made a banner, sorta. It's pretty simple, but whatever. It's just so you can see the two of them together…
Banner is at…
Sonny smiled and gave a small wave as her boyfriend walked off the set of Mackenzie Falls. He had been on all week, guest starring as a bank robber turned good guy for the show's Christmas special and he had finally finished filming. James was now on his way to another set to film an action packed movie about a teenage spy and Sonny wouldn't be seeing him for several months. Last night, he had taken her to a romantic dinner where she had embarrassingly enough, cried. They were staying together. After all, long distance relationships were normal for actors, but she would still miss him.
"Sad to see him go?" Tawni asked from beside her.
"Yeah, but we'll call and email. This is a really good opportunity for him," Sonny hoped that if she kept saying that, the pain would get better.
"Yeah, and it's not like there will be any hot girl fans throwing themselves at him while he's gone… for six months…" Chad interjected from where he had been not-so-subtly listening in.
"Shut up, Chad. You don't know anything," Sunny stormed off, an angry tear leaking from the corner of her eye.
What did he know, the jerk! I love James and James loves me. He would never cheat on me. Who cares if there will be screaming fans throwing themselves at him. And so what if I'm not there with him. Sonny choked back a sob. No. Stop thinking about it. It's not going to happen. Chad was just pushing your buttons. Don't give him the satisfaction.
Nico was walking by her in the hallway. Sonny ducked her head and averted her eyes, but the avoidance was unsuccessful, "What's wrong with you?" He asked.
Sonny took a steadying breath, "James just left."
"Oh, right. I'm sorry," Nico took a step closer, "Are you alright?"
Sonny just wanted to be by herself, but she knew that Nico was just being kind and she couldn't ditch him, "I will be. Chad was being a jerk, but I know that James loves me and it's normal for actors to hold long distance relationships. I can't be with him and that sucks but I trust him and I know we'll call and IM all the time, so I just need to cry it out and I'll be cool."
Nico nodded, "Okay, I can get that. I'll leave you alone to do whatever now. Sorry for stopping you."
She smiled widely, showing her teeth in a large grin, "It's no problem. I know you were just worried."
Sonny continued on her way to her shared dressing room, but sighed when she saw that Tawni had beat her back. Tawni heard her enter and looked up and stared at her.
"What now, Tawni?" Sonny asked as she walked across the room to her chair.
"Nothing," Tawni chirped as she watched the girl through her mirror, "You love him, don't you?"
Sonny paused mid-way through sitting down in shock. Her friend had made it very known that she disapproved of the relationship between her best friend and her ex-boyfriend. Sonny sat down before carefully replying, "Yes, I do. I only went out on that first date because I knew it would annoy you, but he's so great and original and so, so funny. I love him."
The blonde nodded slowly in understanding, "I don't like it. But I get it. I think you guys will make it," She smiled, giving the topic her official 'Tawni Smile of Approval.'
"Thank you," Sonny replied seriously.
The blonde smiled, pleased with herself, "Tawni did good. I'm going to go get a for-yo as a reward. Who's a good Tawni? Who's a good Tawni?" She cooed to herself as she walked out the door.
Sonny looked at her oddly, but got distracted by a moo-ing sound from her desk. She picked up the phone and greeted the other person.
"Hello?" She asked, wondering who the unknown person was and how they got her number.
"Hello. Is this Alison Monroe?" a male voice asked promptly.
Sonny paused at the use of her full name, "Yes. Who is this?"
"My name is Alexander Reedox. I and several other have seen you on So Random and we love your style. The way you act is very down to earth. We have a role that we just think you'd be perfect for."
Sonny tilted her head in confusion, "Is this some kind of joke? Chad? Is that you?"
There was a pause on the other end, "…I assure you, Ms. Monroe, this is no joke. You would be auditioning for a role in a movie. The movie itself is being kept secret to prevent any leaks, but if you are interested, please come to auditions tomorrow afternoon at 3.30 at the Regency Hotel Ballroom. Please keep this a secret; do not tell anyone."
"I understand," Sonny spoke, clearly confused.
"Thank you and have a good day."
Sonny looked at her cell phone with a dazed look in her eyes before setting it down. A real movie audition. They contacted me themselves. They liked my work! Sonny smiled widely. She might have just caught a huge break in her career! Take that Chad Dylan Cooper! Sonny just got her first real chance to be world-wide famous.


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Newsbusters has the video from ABC News where they conducted interviews with "select" evacuees after President Bush's speech.
Try as they might, they couldn't get anything but glowing reviews of the President's speech. It's funny stuff.
"Reynolds: "Did you harbor any anger toward the President because of the slow federal response?"
London: "No, none whatsoever, because I feel like our city and our state government should have been there before the federal government was called in. They should have been on their jobs."
Reynolds: "And they weren't?"
London: "No, no, no, no. Lord, they wasn't. I mean, they had RTA buses, Greyhound buses, school buses, that was just sitting there going under water when they could have been evacuating people."
Mayor Nagin, you have some explaining to do!
h/t and more at Polipundit
Takes on the President's speech from Michelle Malkin and Wizbang
UPDATE: John Kerry, D-Mass., criticized Bush, saying "Leadership isn't a speech or a toll-free number."
Whatever Lurch....
Funny stuff at Wuzzadem
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ABC Baits, Evacuees Don't BitePosted by Jack Moss
Newsbusters has the video from ABC News where they conducted interviews with "select" evacuees after President Bush's speech.


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pg 41 - The beginning of a horror storyMature
Closing my eyes, I lay my chin against my chest. I concentrate on creating those hands again, trying to imagine them more solid instead of just misty forms like they were in English. I try to move the hands, stretching them out in Aidan's direction.
They move slowly, but eventually I'm close enough to just about sense him. Pointing a finger on one of the hands, I move it and make contact with the surface of the pulsating orb that is Aidan's aura.
"That's it Elena, you've almost got it."
I focus harder, trying to clear the fogginess and feel what lies beneath the surface. I sense a sort smouldering, like coals or embers burning red and a warm orange. It's almost like lying in the sun on a hot summer's day, but not in an unpleasant way.
I try to delve deeper, but I hit a figurative brick wall and my concentration breaks. I'm tossed rather unceremoniously back into reality and my eyes shoot open.
"What just happened?! I had it and then the connection was just...gone?"
"That was me, unfortunately. To put it figuratively, I pulled the welcome mat out from under your feet."
Aidan's hand tightens around the shaft of the spear and he sucks in air through his mouth. "I didn't mean to upset you, but you shouldn't try too much at once. If you had gone any further without some control you could have hurt yourself...and me. You did better than most people do after such a short time though. A lot better in fact."
He runs his fingers through his hair. "Well, um...do you know where we are?"
"You mean you don't know?" I say, brushing some dust off my clothing.
"I followed YOU here remember? I haven't Crossed Over into here before. If you have the tiniest of clues about why the hell I'm wearing an over-glorified version of a loincloth and a couple of feathered accessories, I wouldn't mind you sharing it with me." He leaned against the wall then bent his legs slightly, putting his hands on his knees and resting himself on them.
I wipe my forehead, sliding down the wall to sit on the ground. The cool wall against my back is soothing with the heat of the day we have 'popped' into.
"We're in Tenochtitlan, the Aztec city. It's, umm, weird though..."
"What's weird about it?"
"Well the city is actually not supposed to be here looking like this. In the 1500's, the Spanish conquistadores arrived here and through their exploration they conquered distant lands such as this one in the name of Spanish royalty. It's weird because this exact city at round about the time we're in now was one of the most thriving civilisations, but met its end when the Spanish came and..."
A gut-wrenching scream broke the silence a block or two away.
"...destroyed it."


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The Series Will Air New Episodes Every Weekend. However, Some Of The Characters From Other Shows Apper In It. Thier Will Be 10 Episodes Per Season. It Will Air On NickTV Nickelodeon & Nicktoons. But In Japan It Only Airs On The Normal Nickelodeon.
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- Luigi: A Green Helpful Brother To Anyone. He acts like a Big Nrother to Mario. But Somehow, he is afraid of ghost.
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- Wario: The rival and friend of Mario.
- Waluigi: The rival and friend of Luigi.
- Blooper: A Squid out of water who became friends with Mario and Luigi.
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- The Shy Guys: Members of The Mushroom Kingdom
- The Dry Bones: Members of The Mushroom Kingdom
- Spooky: Luigi's Pet Ghost Dog that he loves so much, because he is Tottaly Cute. (Or Something)
- Silvermist: A Water Fairy of Pixie Hollow who moved to The Mushroom Kingdom. She is the size of a human and is a good friend and neighbor to Mario and Luigi
- The Green Humming Bird: A Freindly Bird To Mario & Luigi.
- Toad: Servent of Peach.
- The Hammer Bros: A gang of hammer throwing koopas and the 911 gang.
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- Diddy Kong : A Monkey Who Is Good Freinds With Mario & Luigi.
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- Ninja: A ninja with exellent skills and is a rival of Mario.
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- Black Mage: A phantom who has the element of lightning and the partner of Luigi.
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- Daffy Duck: A selfish duck who is friends with Bugs Bunny.
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- Brock: A man who is maddley in love with other girls. He is alongside Sudo Woodo.
- Phinease: An 13 year old boy who always knows what he and Ferb are going to do.
- Ferb: A smart and intelegent brother of Phineas
- Agent P: An agent platypus who is always foiling evil plans.
- Bowser: The archenemy of Mario, Luigi, and Silvermist and always captures Peach (But not anymore! He is not capturing Peach!).
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- Bowser Jr: The son of Bowser.
- Dr. Eggman: Bowser's diabolical genius and the archenemy of Sonic.
- Orbot: A Robotic servant who is shaped like an orb
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- Nina Cortex: Cortex's niece.
- Nitrous Oxide: An alien of Gazmoxia and the other archenemy of Crash Bandicoot.
- Team Rocket: A gang of pokemon thieves who steals other pokemon.
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Smith, Matthew Stuart (2010) The relationship between Australians and the overseas graves of the First World War. Masters by Research thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
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The purpose of this thesis is to outline the relationship that existed in the past and exists in the present, between Australians and the War Graves and Memorials to the Missing. commemorations of Australians who died during the First World War. Their final resting places are scattered all over the world and provide a tangible record of the sacrifice of men and women in the war, and represent the final result by Official Agencies such as the Imperial, and later, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, and its agency representative, the Office of Australian War Graves, of an attempt to appropriately commemorate them. The study follows the path of history from the event of death of an individual in the First World War, through their burial; temporary grave or memorial commemoration; the permanent commemoration; the family and public reaction to the deaths; how the Official Agencies of related Commonwealth Governments dealt with the dead; and finally, how the Australian dead are represented on the battlefields of the world in the 21st century. Australia.s war dead of the First World War are scattered around the globe in more than 40 countries and are represented in war cemeteries and civil cemeteries; and listed on large "Memorials to the Missing., which commemorate the individuals devoid of a known graves or final resting place.
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International Communication Gazette
|Cees J Hamelink
|University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Communication & Media Studies | Mass Communication Theory | New Media & Communication Technology
International Communication Gazette is one of the world's leading communication journals publishing scholarly articles from the international community of communication scholars.
The journal covers all aspects of international communication including the structures and processes of international communication, the regulatory regimes in the field of international communication, the interaction between international and national flows of communication and the complexities of intercultural communication across national borders.
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International Communication Gazette is a major international, peer-reviewed journal. It aims to contribute to a fuller knowledge and understanding of:
- the structures and processes of international communication
- the regulatory regimes in the field of international communication
- the interaction between international and national flows of communication
- the complexities of intercultural communication across national borders
The International Communication Gazette seeks contributions that are international comparative in scope. The journal aims, wherever possible, to publish work by authors with an international reputation and contributions that are of interest to international audiences. The journal:
- invites contributions that focus on international issues in the field of communication studies
- seeks contributions comparing two or more countries or regions and only accept contributions on national issues in case the global significance of such issues is paramount
- draws on high quality work from the international community of communication researchers
- encourages innovative approaches to theoretical and methodological developments in the communications field
- ensures that articles are written in transparent terminology and lucid style to render them accessible across the borders of specific disciplines
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|University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
|Leen d'Haenens
|KU Leuven, Belgium
|Julia Hoffmann
|UPEACE University, Costa Rica
|Beate Josephi
|The University of Sydney, Australia
|Stijn Joye
|Ghent University, Belgium
|Claudia Padovani
|University of Padova, Italy
|Seija Ridell
|University of Tampere, Finland
|Pradip Thomas
|School of Communication and Arts, University of Queensland, Australia
|Herman Wasserman
|University of Cape Town, South Africa
|Karin Gwinn Wilkins
|University of Texas at Austin, USA
|Weiyu Zhang
|National University of Singapore, Singapore
|S T Kwame Boafo
|Kingston, Jamaica
|Jean-Claude Burgelman
|Free University Brussels, Belgium
|Richard R Cole
|University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
|John Downing
|Southern Illinois University Carbondale, USA
|Regina Festa
|University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
|Margaret Gallagher
|Paris, France
|Renaldus Gudauskas
|Vilnius University, Lithuania
|Shelton A Gunaratne
|Minnesota State University Moorhead
|Jill Hills
|University of Westminster, UK
|Taisto Hujanen
|University of Tampere, Finland
|Youchi Ito
|Keio University, Japan
|Jeffery Klaehn
|University of Strathclyde
|Wolfgang Kleinwächter
|NETCOM Institute for Media City Leipzig, Germany
|Chin-Chuan Lee
|City University of Hong Kong, China
|Denis McQuail
|University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
|Christine Ogan
|Indiana University, USA
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|Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
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|Bangalore University, India
|Andrei Richter
|Media Academy Bratislava, Slovakia
|Rafael Roncagliolo
|AMARC, Peru
|Dov Shinar
|Ben Gurion University of Negev, Israel
|Marsha Siefert
|Central European University, Hungary
|Arvind Singhal
|University of Texas at El Paso, USA
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|SOAS, University of London, UK
|John van Zyl
|Applied Broadcasting Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
|Shalini Venturelli
|American University, USA
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Herrad compiled the 300-page
Hortus Deliciarum
as an educational resource for the abbey nuns.
, she and several other copyists collected texts from classical and biblical sources covering topics ranging from theology to philosophy to cosmology to include in the work. But the encyclopedia's real claim to fame is in its art. In addition to 67 poems and what may be the first example of polyphony—that is, music that includes two or more notes sung simultaneously—from a convent, the tome contains 344 illustrations. Of them, 130 are full-color, full-page illuminations of the text. Unfortunately, the original Hortus Deliciarum burned during a siege in the Franco-Prussian war, so we're only left with recreations of Herrad's trailblazing volume. Learn more about education in the middle ages with the videos below.