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| ARTICLES RELATED TO around | | | | |  around: Encyclopedia II - Hollyoaks - Around HollyoaksPerennial haunt of many an over-eager fresher, aspirant young professional and full-time student wannabe.
SU Bar
Ultra-popular watering hole for the Village's expanding population of further education acolytes. Never seems to close.
The Dog In The Pond
Long-established local for Village patrons old and new, scene of many a dramatic denouement and thunderous tantrum. Uniformly known merely as 'The Dog'.
The Loft
Ever-controversial night spot which attracts ...
See also:Hollyoaks, Hollyoaks - Current characters, Hollyoaks - Taylor-Burton Family, Hollyoaks - Dean-Osborne Family, Hollyoaks - Ashworth/Fletcher Family, Hollyoaks - Owen Family, Hollyoaks - Hutchinson/Cunningham Family, Hollyoaks - Other Characters, Hollyoaks - Recent characters, Hollyoaks - Around Hollyoaks, Hollyoaks - Air Times, Hollyoaks - Hollyoaks Official Website Read more here: » Hollyoaks: Encyclopedia II - Hollyoaks - Around Hollyoaks |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Bridgetown - Around town
The main street which Bridgetown is known for is Broad Street which runs through the centre of the city, passes the Parliament Buildings and serves as a shopping area. Another major traffic artery into the city is Bay Street(which turns into Highway 7) and will lead you toward the South Coast of Barbados and the Parish of Christ Church. There are also other notable streets in Bridgetown.
Other notable streets in Bridgetown included:
Swan Street - which is parallel to Broad Street, to the north.
Roebuck Street - which leads towards Queens Park to ...
See also:Bridgetown, Bridgetown - History, Bridgetown - Around town, Bridgetown - The city, Bridgetown - Landmarks / points of interest, Bridgetown - Attractions, Bridgetown - Economy, Bridgetown - Business / Specifics, Bridgetown - Transportation, Bridgetown - Public Buses, Bridgetown - Route Taxis, Bridgetown - Harbour, Bridgetown - Developments, Bridgetown - Sister cities Read more here: » Bridgetown: Encyclopedia II - Bridgetown - Around town |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Broomball - Around the world Broomball is now an established international recreational sport, played in many countries around the world. Canada and the United States are the 'powerhouse' nations of the sport, with their local representative teams often battling it out in prestigious tournaments held annually across North America.
Broomball is becoming more popular internationally as well. In Japan, some top teams and players are attracted to regular tournaments. Australia holds its annual National Championships in centres across the country and is continually gr ...
See also:Broomball, Broomball - Equipment, Broomball - General gameplay equipment, Broomball - Basic player equipment, Broomball - Gameplay, Broomball - Basic rules, Broomball - High broom/high broom on the ball, Broomball - Obstructive fall, Broomball - Roughing, Broomball - Interference, Broomball - Slashing, Broomball - Offside, Broomball - Icing, Broomball - Officials, Broomball - History, Broomball - Famous teams, Broomball - United States, Broomball - Canada, Broomball - Australia, Broomball - World governing body, Broomball - Around the world, Broomball - Variations, Broomball - The future of broomball Read more here: » Broomball: Encyclopedia II - Broomball - Around the world |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Around the World in Eighty Days - Plot summary The story starts in London on October 2, 1872. Phileas Fogg is a wealthy, solitary, unmarried gentleman with regular habits. The source of his wealth is not known and he lives modestly. He fires his former valet, James Forster, for bringing him his shaving water two degrees too cold. He hires as a replacement Passepartout, a Frenchman of around 30 years of age.
Later that day in the Reform Club, he gets involved in an argument over an article in The Daily Telegraph, stating that with the opening of a new railway section in India, it is now possible to travel around ...
See also:Around the World in Eighty Days, Around the World in Eighty Days - Plot summary, Around the World in Eighty Days - Notes, Around the World in Eighty Days - Imitators, Around the World in Eighty Days - Film adaptations Read more here: » Around the World in Eighty Days: Encyclopedia II - Around the World in Eighty Days - Plot summary |
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| | | | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Around the World with Willy Fog - Differentials from the Novel
Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 1: The Wager.
In the novel, Forster (Phileas Fogg's previous valet) is sacked for not ensuring that his shaving water is at the correct temperature. In "Around the World with Willy Fog", no reason is given for the previous incumbent dismissal.
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See also:Around the World with Willy Fog, Around the World with Willy Fog - The Basic Story, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode listing, Around the World with Willy Fog - The theme song, Around the World with Willy Fog - Differentials from the Novel, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 1: The Wager, Around the World with Willy Fog - Bloopers/Issues of contention, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero, Around the World with Willy Fog - Discussion Area for issues raised, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero Read more here: » Around the World with Willy Fog: Encyclopedia II - Around the World with Willy Fog - Differentials from the Novel |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - SantaCon - Santarchy around the world Local Cacaphony Societies have staged SantaCons in Los Angeles, Portland, New York, Seattle, Washington DC, Austin, Texas, Vancouver, London, Tokyo, and McMurdo Station in Antarctica. By 2003, the idea had spread to almost 30 cities in four countries. In 2004, nearly 500 people participated in Santacon in New York City, and, in 2005, enough Santas participated in the Washington DC Santarchy to circle the Washington Monument.
Santa events are now planned and put on by a many groups for a variety of purposes. Some groups participate onl ...
See also:SantaCon, SantaCon - Santarchy around the world, SantaCon - Santarchy and the law, SantaCon - In popular culture Read more here: » SantaCon: Encyclopedia II - SantaCon - Santarchy around the world |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Around the World with Willy Fog - Bloopers/Issues of contention
Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero.
During the ice sled ride across the Great Lakes, Tico suffers from severe frostbite and when they take shelter at a house on the US / Canadian border he's frozen solid and encapsulated inside an ice block and yet is thawed (although on the point of death). Topic for discussion: Is it possible for someone to survive being frozen in ice and then being thawed out?
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See also:Around the World with Willy Fog, Around the World with Willy Fog - The Basic Story, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode listing, Around the World with Willy Fog - The theme song, Around the World with Willy Fog - Differentials from the Novel, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 1: The Wager, Around the World with Willy Fog - Bloopers/Issues of contention, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero, Around the World with Willy Fog - Discussion Area for issues raised, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero Read more here: » Around the World with Willy Fog: Encyclopedia II - Around the World with Willy Fog - Bloopers/Issues of contention |
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| | | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Around the World with Willy Fog - The Basic Story Willy Fog (Phileas Fogg) wakes up in Number 7 Saville Row at 8.00am on October 2, 1872 (just as he does every morning) and rings for his manservant. Only today, there is a small difference. He fired him the previous day and so he has to make it himself (after doing his daily exercises). He is expecting a replacement at 11.00am that morning and at 10.55am is sitting in the hallway waiting for his new manservant to arrive. Big Ben chimes 11 o'clock (as do all the clock in 4 Saville Row) and no manservant appears. The reason for this can be fou ...
See also:Around the World with Willy Fog, Around the World with Willy Fog - The Basic Story, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode listing, Around the World with Willy Fog - The theme song, Around the World with Willy Fog - Differentials from the Novel, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 1: The Wager, Around the World with Willy Fog - Bloopers/Issues of contention, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero, Around the World with Willy Fog - Discussion Area for issues raised, Around the World with Willy Fog - Episode 22: Below Zero Read more here: » Around the World with Willy Fog: Encyclopedia II - Around the World with Willy Fog - The Basic Story |
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| | | | | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Scanger - Scangers around Ireland In other parts of Ireland, such as Cork, Limerick and Galway scangers are known by names such as 'shams' (hence the 'muppet-mobile' is known as a 'sham-wagon'), 'scumbags', 'knackers', 'tracker knackers', 'minks' (Galway) 'wahs' and 'howayees'. 'Shams' are named for the regional custom of referring to a fellow as 'sham' (as opposed to 'bud' in Dublin), and 'wah' is short for the term 'wacker', which is a word synonymous with 'scanger' in the southern half of Ireland (especially Munster). 'Wah' is also an onomatopoeic indication of the style ...
See also:Scanger, Scanger - Stereotypical Appearance, Scanger - Speech habits, Scanger - Other distinguishing features, Scanger - Social origins, Scanger - Scangers around Ireland, Scanger - Related Terms Read more here: » Scanger: Encyclopedia II - Scanger - Scangers around Ireland |
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| | | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Tiruchirapalli - Places around Trichy The capital of the imperial Chola dynasty a thousand year ago, Thanjavur is situated 54 km from Trichi. The magnificent Brahadeeswarar temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, bears witness to the glory of Chola architecture, sculpture, and painting. A museum in the temple courtyard has interesting Chola artifacts. The Thanjavur Art Gallery has priceless collection of bronze icons and granite sculptures dating from the 9th century AD. Thanjavur is a good place to shop for Thanjavur Art Plates, handicrafts, hand-woven silk, bronze icons, ...
See also:Tiruchirapalli, Tiruchirapalli - History, Tiruchirapalli - Transport, Tiruchirapalli - Bus services, Tiruchirapalli - Railway, Tiruchirapalli - Airport, Tiruchirapalli - Education, Tiruchirapalli - Notable people from Tiruchirapalli, Tiruchirapalli - Trichy tourism, Tiruchirapalli - Places around Trichy, Tiruchirapalli - Tiruchirappalli District Read more here: » Tiruchirapalli: Encyclopedia II - Tiruchirapalli - Places around Trichy |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Sculpture - Sculpture around the world
Sculpture - Asian.
See also Buddhist art
Many different forms of sculpture were in use in the many different regions of Asia, often based around the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism. A great deal of Cambodian Buddhist sculpture is preserved at Angkor, however organized looting has had a heavy impact on many sites around the country. Also see Angkor Wat. In Thailand, sculpture was almost exclusively of Buddha images. Many Thai sculptures or temples tended to be gilde ...
See also:Sculpture, Sculpture - Materials of Sculpture, Sculpture - The materials of historical sculpture, Sculpture - Contemporary materials, Sculpture - Sculpture around the world, Sculpture - Asian, Sculpture - Africa, Sculpture - United States, Sculpture - Europe, Sculpture - Contemporary Sculpture genres Read more here: » Sculpture: Encyclopedia II - Sculpture - Sculpture around the world |
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| | | | | around: Encyclopedia II - Sculpture - Sculpture around the world
Sculpture - Asian.
See also Buddhist art
Many different forms of sculpture were in use in the many different regions of Asia, often based around the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism. A great deal of Cambodian Hindu sculpture is preserved at Angkor, however organized looting has had a heavy impact on many sites around the country. Also see Angkor Wat. In Thailand, sculpture was almost exclusively of Buddha images. Many Thai sculptures or temples tended to be gilde ...
See also:Sculpture, Sculpture - Materials of Sculpture, Sculpture - The materials of historical sculpture, Sculpture - Contemporary materials, Sculpture - Sculpture around the world, Sculpture - Asian, Sculpture - Africa, Sculpture - United States, Sculpture - Europe, Sculpture - Contemporary Sculpture genres Read more here: » Sculpture: Encyclopedia II - Sculpture - Sculpture around the world |
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