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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Golden City | | | |  Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Homosexual interpretationsIn 1954, psychologist Fredric Wertham's general assertion in his book Seduction of the Innocent was that readers would imitate crimes committed in comic books, and that these works would corrupt the morals of the youth. The most notorious charge in the book, however, was leveled at Batman, in a four-page polemic claiming that Batman and Robin were gay. "They live in sumptuous quarters, with beautiful flowers in large vases, and have a butler," Wertham wrote. "It is like a wish dream of two homosexuals living together." What was more, Wertham asserted, "the Batman type of s ...
See also:Batman, Batman - Publication history, Batman - Evolution of the character, Batman - Character history, Batman - Golden Age version, Batman - Silver Age version, Batman - Modern Age version, Batman - Personas, Batman - Bruce Wayne, Batman - The Dark Knight, Batman - Dual identities, Batman - Matches Malone, Batman - Gotham City, Batman - The Bat-Signal, Batman - Powers and abilities, Batman - Weaknesses, Batman - Equipment vehicles and weapons, Batman - The Batcave, Batman - Costume, Batman - Supporting characters, Batman - Enemies of Batman, Batman - Crossovers, Batman - Homosexual interpretations, Batman - Awards, Batman - Bibliography, Batman - Batman in other media, Batman - Trivia, Batman - Notes, Batman - Additional Batman information, Batman - Related information Read more here: » Batman: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Homosexual interpretations |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Homosexual interpretations In 1954, psychologist Fredric Wertham's general assertion in his book Seduction of the Innocent was that readers would imitate crimes committed in comic books, and that these works would corrupt the morals of the youth. The most notorious charge in the book, however, was leveled at Batman, in a four-page polemic claiming that Batman and Robin were gay. "They live in sumptuous quarters, with beautiful flowers in large vases, and have a butler," Wertham wrote. "It is like a wish dream of two homosexuals living together." What was more, Wertham asserted, "the Batman type of s ...
See also:Batman, Batman - Publication history, Batman - Evolution of the character, Batman - Character history, Batman - Golden Age version, Batman - Silver Age version, Batman - Modern Age version, Batman - Personas, Batman - Bruce Wayne, Batman - The Dark Knight, Batman - Dual identities, Batman - Matches Malone, Batman - Gotham City, Batman - The Bat-Signal, Batman - Powers and abilities, Batman - Weaknesses, Batman - Equipment vehicles and weapons, Batman - The Batcave, Batman - Costume, Batman - Supporting characters, Batman - Enemies of Batman, Batman - Crossovers, Batman - Homosexual interpretations, Batman - Bibliography, Batman - Batman in other media, Batman - Trivia, Batman - Notes and references, Batman - Additional Batman information, Batman - Related information Read more here: » Batman: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Homosexual interpretations |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Supporting characters Robin is perhaps Batman's most important ally; no fewer than five teenage sidekicks having served in the role: Dick Grayson (the original Robin, later Nightwing), Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Stephanie Brown, and Carrie Kelly in the non-canonical The Dark Knight Returns. Both Jason Todd and Stephanie Brown were killed in the line of duty.
Alfred Pennyworth is Bruce Wayne's loyal butler and father figure while Lucius Fox acts as his business manager. Former Police Commissioner James ("Jim") Gordon worked closely with Batman des ...
See also:Batman, Batman - Publication history, Batman - Evolution of the character, Batman - Character history, Batman - Golden Age version, Batman - Silver Age version, Batman - Modern Age version, Batman - Personas, Batman - Bruce Wayne, Batman - The Dark Knight, Batman - Dual identities, Batman - Matches Malone, Batman - Gotham City, Batman - The Bat-Signal, Batman - Powers and abilities, Batman - Weaknesses, Batman - Equipment vehicles and weapons, Batman - The Batcave, Batman - Costume, Batman - Supporting characters, Batman - Enemies of Batman, Batman - Crossovers, Batman - Homosexual interpretations, Batman - Bibliography, Batman - Batman in other media, Batman - Trivia, Batman - Notes and references, Batman - Additional Batman information, Batman - Related information Read more here: » Batman: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Supporting characters |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Publication history In early 1939, the success of Superman in Action Comics prompted editors at the comic book division of National Publications (later DC Comics, D.C. is short for Detective Comics, now a subsidiary of Time Warner) to request more superheroes for their titles. In response, Bob Kane created a character called "the Bat-Man". His collaborator Bill Finger offered such suggestions as giving the character a cowl instead of a simple domino mask, wearing a cape instead of wings, wearing gloves, and removing the red sections from the origi ...
See also:Batman, Batman - Publication history, Batman - Evolution of the character, Batman - Character history, Batman - Golden Age version, Batman - Silver Age version, Batman - Modern Age version, Batman - Personas, Batman - Bruce Wayne, Batman - The Dark Knight, Batman - Dual identities, Batman - Matches Malone, Batman - Gotham City, Batman - The Bat-Signal, Batman - Powers and abilities, Batman - Weaknesses, Batman - Equipment vehicles and weapons, Batman - The Batcave, Batman - Costume, Batman - Supporting characters, Batman - Enemies of Batman, Batman - Crossovers, Batman - Homosexual interpretations, Batman - Awards, Batman - Bibliography, Batman - Batman in other media, Batman - Trivia, Batman - Notes, Batman - Additional Batman information, Batman - Related information Read more here: » Batman: Encyclopedia II - Batman - Publication history |
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| | | | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - United Parcel Service - Company History A detailed timeline for UPS is shown below.
United Parcel Service - Just starting out -- the 1900s.
1907 – James E. Casey and Claude Ryan establish American Messenger Company in Seattle, Washington on August 28.
1908 – American Messenger Company moves the business from 2nd Avenue and Main Street to 115 Marion Street, Seattle.
1909 – American Messenger Company moves to 123 Marion Street, Seattle.
19 ...
See also:United Parcel Service, United Parcel Service - Other codes, United Parcel Service - Trailer Codes, United Parcel Service - Company History, United Parcel Service - Just starting out -- the 1900s, United Parcel Service - The Roaring '20s, United Parcel Service - East Coast Bound -- the '30s, United Parcel Service - UPS during World War II -- the '40s, United Parcel Service - Introducing Common Carrier Service -- the '50s, United Parcel Service - UPS calls New York City home -- the '60s, United Parcel Service - The Golden Link and UPS International operations -- the '70s, United Parcel Service - UPS expands throughout the world -- the '80s, United Parcel Service - Corporate Office finds new home in Atlanta -- the '90s, United Parcel Service - UPS wins China -- 2000 and beyond, United Parcel Service - Chief executives, United Parcel Service - System design, United Parcel Service - UPS Airlines, United Parcel Service - Trivia Read more here: » United Parcel Service: Encyclopedia II - United Parcel Service - Company History |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Tram - Electric trams trolley cars Electric-powered trams (trolley cars, so called for the trolley pole used to gather power from an unshielded overhead wire), were first successfully tested in service in Richmond, Virginia in 1888, in an installation by Frank J. Sprague. There were earlier commercial installations of electric streetcars, including one in Berlin, Germany, as early as 1881 by Werner von Siemens and the company that still bears his name, and also one in St. Petersburg, Russia, invented and tested by Fiodor A. Pirotskiy in 1880. Another was by John Joseph Wright ...
See also:Tram, Tram - History, Tram - Cable pulled cars, Tram - Electric trams trolley cars, Tram - Golden Age, Tram - A temporary disappearance from many cities, Tram - Return to grace, Tram - Technical developments, Tram - Tram-train, Tram - Pros and cons of tram systems, Tram - Advantages, Tram - Disadvantages, Tram - Regional variations, Tram - Western Europe, Tram - Central and Eastern Europe, Tram - North America, Tram - Asia, Tram - Australasia, Tram - Africa, Tram - Streetcars in North America, Tram - History, Tram - Surviving systems, Tram - Heritage streetcar systems Read more here: » Tram: Encyclopedia II - Tram - Electric trams trolley cars |
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| | | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - List of characters in Golden Sun - Sheba/Shiba/Cylia/Sole/Cosma Sheba is a 14 year old Jupiter Adept whose birthplace is unknown to her. However, it is safe to assume she came from the city of Anemos, also known as the moon, since she fell from the sky and is similar to Ivan, a descendant of the Anemos. She is a protagonist in Golden Sun: The Lost Age. In Golden Sun: The Lost Age she is tasked with lighting the Lighthouses. After the Jupiter Lighthouse is lit, Sheba reveals that she was also sear ...
See also:List of characters in Golden Sun, List of characters in Golden Sun - Wise One, List of characters in Golden Sun - Alex, List of characters in Golden Sun - Felix/Garcia/Pavel, List of characters in Golden Sun - Garet/Gerald, List of characters in Golden Sun - Isaac/Robin/Vlad/Hans, List of characters in Golden Sun - Ivan/Iwan, List of characters in Golden Sun - Jenna/Jasmine/Lina/Nadia, List of characters in Golden Sun - Karst/Karstine/Dinaria, List of characters in Golden Sun - Agatio/Hagartio, List of characters in Golden Sun - Kraden/Sclater/Thelos, List of characters in Golden Sun - Mia/Mary/Sofia, List of characters in Golden Sun - Piers/Picard/Aaron, List of characters in Golden Sun - Babi, List of characters in Golden Sun - Sheba/Shiba/Cylia/Sole/Cosma, List of characters in Golden Sun - Saturos and Menardi/Satyuros and Menadi/Salamandar and Phoenixia Read more here: » List of characters in Golden Sun: Encyclopedia II - List of characters in Golden Sun - Sheba/Shiba/Cylia/Sole/Cosma |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - 2004 in NASCAR - Golden Corral 500 The Golden Corral 500 was held on March 14 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Ryan Newman sat on the pole.
Complete Results
Top Ten Results
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Jeremy Mayfield
Kasey Kahne
Jimmie Johnson
Ryan Newman
Matt Kenseth
Tony Stewart
Greg Biffle
Dale Jarrett
Jeff Gordon
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See also:2004 in NASCAR, 2004 in NASCAR - Budweiser Shootout, 2004 in NASCAR - Gatorade Twin 125s, 2004 in NASCAR - Daytona 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Subway 400, 2004 in NASCAR - UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Golden Corral 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Carolina Dodge Dealers 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Food City 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Samsung/Radio Shack 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Advance Auto Parts 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Aaron's 499, 2004 in NASCAR - Auto Club 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Chevy American Revolution 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Coca-Cola 600, 2004 in NASCAR - MBNA America 400 A Salute to Heroes, 2004 in NASCAR - Pocono 500, 2004 in NASCAR - DHL 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Dodge/Save Mart 350, 2004 in NASCAR - Pepsi 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Tropicana 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Siemens 300, 2004 in NASCAR - Pennsylvania 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Brickyard 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Sirius at The Glen, 2004 in NASCAR - GFS Marketplace 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Sharpie 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Pop Secret 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Chevy Rock and Roll 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Sylvania 300, 2004 in NASCAR - MBNA America 400, 2004 in NASCAR - EA Sports 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Banquet 400 Presented by ConAgra Foods, 2004 in NASCAR - UAW-GM Quality 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Subway 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Checker Auto Parts 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Mountain Dew Southern 500, 2004 in NASCAR - Ford 400, 2004 in NASCAR - Final Points Standings, 2004 in NASCAR - Rookie of the Year Read more here: » 2004 in NASCAR: Encyclopedia II - 2004 in NASCAR - Golden Corral 500 |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Demographics As of the censusGR2 of 2000, there are 26,705 people, 11,036 households, and 6,500 families residing in the city. The population density is 1,150.8/km² (2,981.3/mi²). There are 12,450 housing units at an average density of 536.5/km² (1,389.9/mi²). The racial makeup of the city is 89.13% White, 4.95% Black or African American, 0.54% Native American, 1.16% Asian, 0.11% Pacific Islander, 1.67% from other races, and 2.45% from two or more races. 3.5 ...
See also:Watertown city New York, Watertown city New York - History, Watertown city New York - Geography, Watertown city New York - Demographics, Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown Read more here: » Watertown city New York: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Demographics |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown Watertown claims that Rodman native Frank W. Woolworth conceived the idea of his mercantile chain in Watertown in 1878, although the first store was opened in Utica, New York in 1879. The claim is made because Woolworth, employed as a clerk in Moore's Store, set up a successful clearance display of low-priced items, which led to his idea of a store specializing in fixed-price cut-rate merchandise.
Other Watertown notables include:
John Avery, physician and Michigan politician.
John Calhoun, publisher of the Chica ...
See also:Watertown city New York, Watertown city New York - History, Watertown city New York - Geography, Watertown city New York - Demographics, Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown Read more here: » Watertown city New York: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Subotica - Religions Subotica is the centre of the Roman Catholic diocese of the Bačka region belonging to Serbia. The Subotica area has the highest concentration of Catholics in Serbia and Montenegro. Nearly 70% of the city's population are Catholics. The liturgical languages used in the city's Catholic churches are mostly Hungarian and Croatian. There are eight Catholic parish churches, a Franciscan spiritual centre (the city has communities of both Franciscan monks and Franciscan nuns), a female Dominican community, and two congregations of Augustinian religious sisters. The diocese of Subotica has the only Catholic ...
See also:Subotica, Subotica - Name, Subotica - History, Subotica - The Middle Ages and the struggle with the Ottoman Empire, Subotica - Wars for Independence and Revolutions, Subotica - From the Golden Age until after the World Wars, Subotica - Inhabited places, Subotica - Demographics, Subotica - Demographic history, Subotica - Religions, Subotica - Buildings, Subotica - Education, Subotica - Secondary Schools, Subotica - Notable faculties, Subotica - Economy, Subotica - Famous citizens, Subotica - Partner Cities Relations, Subotica - Images Read more here: » Subotica: Encyclopedia II - Subotica - Religions |
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| | | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Vitória FC - Present and Future
Vitória FC - New Stadium.
The Estádio do Bonfim stadium was inaugurated during the club's 50th anniversary commemorations on September 16, 1962 with a cappacity of 32,000, recently reduced to 19,000. The club has been experiencing many financial difficulties since the April 25th's Coup d'État which brought an economic disaster to the Setúbal region with its mass layoffs and industrial collapse. Thus the stadium never saw significant repairs for lack of funds. The club's situation is bet ...
See also:Vitória FC, Vitória FC - History, Vitória FC - Golden decade, Vitória FC - The 8th Army, Vitória FC - Present and Future, Vitória FC - New Stadium, Vitória FC - Best European Seasons, Vitória FC - Cup Winners' Cup, Vitória FC - UEFA Cup formerly known as Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Read more here: » Vitória FC: Encyclopedia II - Vitória FC - Present and Future |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Subotica - Name There have been almost two hundred different forms of the name Subotica in history. This is because the city has welcomed so many different peoples since the Middle Ages. They all wrote about it, naming it in their own languages, which, for the most part, did not fix their spelling until modern times.
The earliest known written record of Subotica is Zabadka, which dates from 1391. This is a variant of the current Hungarian name for the city: Szabadka. However, in its present spelling, it appeared for the first time only ...
See also:Subotica, Subotica - Name, Subotica - History, Subotica - The Middle Ages and the struggle with the Ottoman Empire, Subotica - Wars for Independence and Revolutions, Subotica - From the Golden Age until after the World Wars, Subotica - Inhabited places, Subotica - Demographics, Subotica - Demographic history, Subotica - Religions, Subotica - Buildings, Subotica - Education, Subotica - Secondary Schools, Subotica - Notable faculties, Subotica - Economy, Subotica - Famous citizens, Subotica - Partner Cities Relations, Subotica - Images Read more here: » Subotica: Encyclopedia II - Subotica - Name |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - History Watertown became the county seat of Jefferson County in 1805 and became an Incorporated Village in 1816. In 1869 Watertown was incorporated as a city. In 1920 the city adopted a city manager style of government.
Previously a more important city that it is today, Watertown suffered economic and population declines throughout most of the 20th century. Today it serves as the centre for a large rural area, and as the nearest community to Fort Drum and its large military population. Located 25 miles from the international boundary via the Thousand Islands Bridge, shopping by Canadian ...
See also:Watertown city New York, Watertown city New York - History, Watertown city New York - Geography, Watertown city New York - Demographics, Watertown city New York - Media, Watertown city New York - Television, Watertown city New York - Radio, Watertown city New York - Print, Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown Read more here: » Watertown city New York: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - History |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Media
Watertown city New York - Television.
Channel 7: WWNY, CBS
Channel 16: WPBS, PBS
Channel 23: W23BP, shopping
Channel 28: WNYF, Fox
Channel 50: WWTI, ABC
Channel 66: WLOT, UPN
Watertown city New York - Radio.
AM 790 - WTNY, news/talk
AM 1240 - WATN, news/talk
AM 1410 - WNER, ESPN Radio sports
FM 88.9 - WSLJ, NPR
FM 90.9 - WJNY , classical
FM 91.7 - WRVJ, NPR
FM 93.3 - WCIZ, classic hits
FM 97.5 - WFRY, country
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See also:Watertown city New York, Watertown city New York - History, Watertown city New York - Geography, Watertown city New York - Demographics, Watertown city New York - Media, Watertown city New York - Television, Watertown city New York - Radio, Watertown city New York - Print, Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown Read more here: » Watertown city New York: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Media |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Islamic Golden Age - Commerce and urban life From the very beginning, the foundation of Islamic civilization was urban and business oriented, and its growth in population and agriculture is mirrored through its global trade network. Muslim cities grew unregulated, resulting in narrow winding city streets and neighborhoods separated by different ethnic backgrounds and religious affiliations. These qualities proved efficient for transporting goods to and from major commercial centers while preserving the privacy valued by Islamic family life. Suburbs lay just outside the walled city, fro ...
See also:Islamic Golden Age, Islamic Golden Age - Foundations, Islamic Golden Age - Islamic art, Islamic Golden Age - Philosophy, Islamic Golden Age - Sciences, Islamic Golden Age - Medicine, Islamic Golden Age - Commerce and urban life, Islamic Golden Age - Architecture and engineering, Islamic Golden Age - Mongolian invasion and gradual decline, Islamic Golden Age - Opposing views Read more here: » Islamic Golden Age: Encyclopedia II - Islamic Golden Age - Commerce and urban life |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Tram - Electric trams trolley cars Electric-powered trams (trolley cars, so called for the trolley pole used to gather power from an unshielded overhead wire), were first successfully tested in service in Richmond, Virginia in 1888, in an installation by Frank J. Sprague. There were earlier commercial installations of electric streetcars, including one in Berlin, Germany, as early as 1881 by Werner von Siemens and the company that still bears his name, and also one in St. Petersburg, Russia, invented and tested by Fiodor A. Pirotskiy in 1880. Another was by John Joseph Wright ...
See also:Tram, Tram - History, Tram - Steam trams, Tram - Cable pulled cars, Tram - Electric trams trolley cars, Tram - Golden Age, Tram - A temporary disappearance from many cities, Tram - Return to grace, Tram - Technical developments, Tram - Tram-train, Tram - Pros and cons of tram systems, Tram - Advantages, Tram - Disadvantages, Tram - Regional variations, Tram - Western Europe, Tram - Central and Eastern Europe, Tram - North America, Tram - Asia, Tram - Australasia, Tram - Africa, Tram - Streetcars in North America, Tram - History, Tram - Surviving systems, Tram - Heritage streetcar systems Read more here: » Tram: Encyclopedia II - Tram - Electric trams trolley cars |
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| | | | | Golden City: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Geography The Black River flows westward through the city toward Lake Ontario. The Black River is a world-renowned kayaking destination. Competition level kayaking events, such as the Blackwater Challenge, have been held on the river. The name is traditionally said to have been derived from abundant water power available from the river to power mills, particularly paper mills, historically a major industry for the city.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 24.0 km² (9.3 mi²). 23.2 km² (9.0 mi²) of it is land and 0.8 km² (0.3 ...
See also:Watertown city New York, Watertown city New York - History, Watertown city New York - Geography, Watertown city New York - Demographics, Watertown city New York - Media, Watertown city New York - Television, Watertown city New York - Radio, Watertown city New York - Print, Watertown city New York - Additional information about the City of Watertown Read more here: » Watertown city New York: Encyclopedia II - Watertown city New York - Geography |
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