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You May Now Kill the Bride (CSI: Miami episode)
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A young woman is shot at her own wedding ceremony right after she says, "I do." The investigation leads the team to a strip club. They find out that the groom, who is a famous baseball star, has a rather interesting past with this stripper. Sourceshttp://www.watchingcsi.com/csi-miami-%E2%80%98you-may-now-kill-the-bride%E2%80%99-episode-details-6%C3%9714/ http://www.cbs.com/primetime/csi_miami/video/video.php?cid=446409254&pid=5oITVT0M7lXNZievdQoC7vQ8arlA3MoO&play=true&cc=0 76.69.76.99 (talk) 00:55, 30 March 2008 (UTC) Biographer Sources78.145.3.81 (talk) 01:06, 30 March 2008 (UTC)
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Lesli Margherita
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Woodland muskox
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enter (band)
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www.myspace.com/enter Sources24.14.179.174 (talk) 02:05, 30 March 2008 (UTC)
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The Suffix
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Grant Stoelwinder
Grant Stoelwinder is Head Coach of the West Coast Swimming Club in Western Australia, working out of Challenge Stadium in Claremont Perth since 1997. His own career as a successful swimmer and National Gold Medalist and later as a coach working under Lyn Mackenzie, a former Olympic swimmer herself, has given Grant the experience and skill to provide a carefully structured program to enable his swimmers for success.
Grant's team has had considerable success in Australian swimming with many representatives on State and National teams, as well as four swimmers at the Athens Olympics in 2004. This success has lead to Grant being named WA Coach of the Year every year since 2004 and with his head coach, Mel Tantrum he reached the first place club point score at the Australian Age Swimming Championships in 2007.
Grant is also coach for the current World's Fastest 50m swimmer, Eamon Sullivan. With Grant's guidance and his specific high intensity program for sprints, Eamon has increased his success in the pool over the last year. At the 2008 Australian Swimming Championships held at the Australian Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, Eamon broke the long standing record of Alexander Popov for this swim twice, with a final time of 21.28 seconds. According to Grant, this was a 'perfect swim'. Eamon attributes his faster swim to a 'few words' from Grant.
Grant joined the procession of handshaking with the swimming luminaries during the highlights of Australian Olympic 2008 Beijing Swim Team on the final night of these selection trials with the team successfuls.
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Swimming Olympic Trials.(2008) National Television Broadcast, Channel Nine (Australia), 7.30 pm, March 29th.
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Maria Pia Wester Sagues
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Maria Pia Wester Sagues is the proud mother of Juan C. Wester ,Founder of Center for Chilean-American Studies in Irving, Texas. Home engineer, creative artist in the home, Cook and Nurse.
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Northwestern Connecticut Community College
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Northwestern Connecticut Community College (also known as NCCC) is a public community college in Winsted, Connecticut. As measured by enrollment it is the smallest or second-smallest of the twelve colleges in the Connecticut Community Colleges system.[1] The school has an open admissions policy. Classes are offered in two semesters (fall and spring) as well as a summer session and a winter intersession (shorter than a full semester, usually held in January).[2] NCCC has about 1,600 full- and part-time students enrolled. A commuter school with no dormitories, the college's primary service area includes twenty towns in Litchfield County. Tunxis Community College in Farmington, Capital Community College in Hartford and Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield are the nearest of the state's other community colleges.[3] Along with credit and non credit certificates, the college grants the Associate in Arts and the Associate in Science degrees.[2] Dr. Barbara Douglass is president of the school.[2] ProgramsNCCCC conducts the state’s only Veterinary Technology Program and it also runs an American Sign Language and the Deaf Studies Program. There is also a Collegiate Education for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons (CEDHH) program.[2] HistoryThe Northwestern Connecticut Community College was founded in 1965 by Winsted residents, including Ralph Nader's older brother, Shafeek Nader.[4] It started as a private institution but the state took over funding and operation by November of 1965. It occupies the original Gilbert School building.[4] NCCC was the fourth state funded community college in Connecticut.[5] The Northwestern Community College Foundation was incorporated in 1981 to support the mission of Northwestern Connecticut Community College to provide higher education to students pursuing post-secondary study. NCCF generates private funds for the purpose of benefiting the students attending NCCC and the community of Winsted.[4] CampusThe college is located on a rural twon campus in Winsted, along U.S. Route 44 and Connecticut Route 8.[6] The 24,000 square foot Learning Resource Center was completed in 2003. The Library in the Learning Resource Center holds 41,000 volumes and subscribes to 180 periodicals, along with various audiovisual materials.[2] During 2006 and 2007 construction was underway on a new Arts and Science Center which will be a three-story 32,000 square foot building. This new Arts and Science Center will house Chemistry, Microbiology, Biology, Physics and General Science laboratories on the first floor. The second floor will consist of classrooms and lecture halls. On the third floor, there will be art spaces for drawing, painting, ceramics, and graphic arts.[2] AccreditationThe college is accredited by:[2]
In addition specialized accreditation has been granted to programs in Veterinary Technology, Medical Assisting, and Early Childhood Education programs. [2] Extracurricular activitiesThe Alpha Nu Epsilon chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (the academic honor society for two-year colleges) was established at NCCC in 1987.[2] The college also has a student newspaper, The Jabberwocky. [7] Active clubs on campus include the Animation and Video Society, Criminal Justice Association, Connecticut Association of Veterinary Technicians, Early Childhood Education Club, Fine Art Society, History Association, Health Professions Club, Northwest Deaf Club, Ski and Snowboard Club, Spanish Club, SPECTRUM: Ethnic Awareness Society, and the Visual Communications Club. There is also an active student government body, the NCCC Student Senate. SourcesReferences
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Aviva (actress)
Aviva is a popular American actress best known, among other things, for her roles in the hit Judd Aptow, Seth Rogen comedy Superbad and Down in the Valley starring Edward Norton and Evan Rachel Wood.
She was born Aviva Farber on July 10, 1984 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. Her acting career began when she made her first commercial for Downy fabric softener at the age of six. It was about that time she started studying at just about every local dance school, including Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, Charisma, Moving People Dance Theatre, and Cathy Roe. She graduated from Santa Fe High School in 2001, worked with California's Oakland Ballet briefly, and then set off in 2003 for Hollywood.
After years of acting in little seen films the Santa Fe dancer turned Hollywood actress finally made a name for herself in a strong supporting role as good-time girl Nicola in the 2007 summer teen-comedy hit Superbad.
Filmography (selected)
- 1994: The Night Before Christmas
- 1997: Up Above the World
- 2005: Desperate Hippies
- 2005: Down in the Valley
- 2007: Superbad
- 2007: Forgiving the Franklins
- 2008: Spring Break '83