Of Fort's four books, this volume deals most frequently and scathingly with astronomy (continuing from his previous book New Lands). The book also deals extensively with other subjects, including paranormal phenomena (see parapsychology), which was explored in his first book, The Book of the Damned. Fort is widely credited to have coined the now-popular term teleportation in this book, and here he ties his previous statements on what he referred to as the Super-Sargasso Sea into his beliefs on teleportation. He would later expand this theory to include purported mental and psychic phenomena in his forth and f ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls. The ancient Hebrew manuscripts found in the caves around Qumran between 1947 and 1956. In the series, they are in possession of SEELE, and contain prophecies of future events, including the arrival of the Angels. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim. The Children of Lilith, i. e. humanity. Kaworu Nagisa (the 17th Angel) often refers to humans/humankind as "Lilim". < ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Volcanoes of the Deep Sea (2003) directed by Stephen Low of Montreal, Canada. Low has also directed Titanica, Beavers, Super Speedway and most recently Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag starring Captain John Stratton, Major Robert Novotny and Major Sam Morgan, all 3 are US Air Force pilots. Other related archives

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Weston-super-Mare is an English seaside resort town in North Somerset, population 71,758 (2001 census). It is situated on the Bristol Channel approximately 18 miles (28 km) south west of Bristol. The town has spread along the coast between the bounding high ground of Worlebury Hill and Brean Down. It is well known for its sandy beaches, although at low tide the sea can be over a mile from the beac ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug. Pilots control their Evangelion from within their "Entry Plugs". They are long, cylindrical structures rounded at both ends with a hatch to allow the pilots' entry. After the pilot enters the plug, the plug is filled with the breathable fluid, LCL. Control from within the entry plug for activation of the Evangelion usually consists of voice-commands (in conjunction with mental thought), although this is usually done by those concerned at NERV, remotely. In controllin ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV. UN Special Agency NERV (German for "nerve"), is an organization tasked with defending Earth against Angels led by Gendou Ikari. It was formerly GEHIRN, a UN Research Agency. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN. NERV's predecessor, located at GeoFront, tasked with the development of Evangelion Units. Branch 3 is located in Germany. Two other Branches are located in USA, and one probably in China. A minor Branch is located in Matsushiro, Japan. (Gehirn is German for "brain") ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis. Meaning "the beginning" of creation, and is symbolically illustrated in the book of Genesis of the Hebrew scriptures. The phrase of the title, "Neon Genesis" (neo meaning "new"), may suggest the beginning of a restart and/or re-order of creation, which reaches its climax in The End of Evangelion. Genesis is never shown in the series or movies, nor is it ever referred to directly. However, it is assumed that this event took place. ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon. The Egg of Lilith - the empty "egg" from which all human (a.k.a. Lilim) souls originated. Buried beneath the surface of the Earth, it was unwittingly used by NERV as their base of operations (see GeoFront). Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon. The egg from which all "shito" (Angels) originated from, located in Antarctica. < ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug. Pilots control their Evangelion from within their "Entry Plugs". They are long, cylindrical structures rounded at both ends with a hatch to allow the pilots' entry. After the pilot enters the plug, the plug is filled with the breathable fluid, LCL. Control from within the entry plug for activation of the Evangelion usually consists of voice-commands (in conjunction with mental thought), although this is usually done by those concerned at NERV, remotely. In controllin ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis. Meaning "the beginning" of creation, and is symbolically illustrated in the book of Genesis of the Hebrew scriptures. The phrase of the title, "Neon Genesis" (neo meaning "new"), may suggest the beginning of a restart and/or re-order of creation, which reaches its climax in The End of Evangelion. Genesis is never shown in the series or movies, nor is it ever referred to directly. However, it is assumed that this event took place. ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV. The UN Special Agency NERV (German for "nerve") is an organization led by Gendou Ikari tasked with defending Earth against Angels. It was formerly known as GEHIRN, a UN Research Agency. Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN. NERV's predecessor, located at GeoFront, tasked with the development of Evangelion Units. Branch 3 is located in Germany. Two other Branches are located in USA, and one probably in China. A minor Branch is located in Matsushiro, Japan. (Gehirn is German for "brain") ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon. The Egg of Lilith - the empty "egg" from which all human (a.k.a. Lilim) souls originated. Buried beneath the surface of the Earth, it was unwittingly used by NERV as their base of operations (see GeoFront). Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon. The egg from which all "shito" (Angels) originated from, located in Antarctica. < ...

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Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Entry Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dummy Plug, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Progressive Knife, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lance of Longinus, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - S² Engine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - AT Field, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - D-type Equipment, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - N² Weapon A.K.A. N² Mine, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - MAGI Super Computer System, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Jet Alone, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Organizations, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GEHIRN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - SEELE, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - United Nations UN, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Marduk Institute, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Japanese Strategic Self Defense Forces JSSDF, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Events, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Genesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - First Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Second Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Third Impact, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Locales, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Black Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - White Moon, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GeoFront, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-02, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV-03, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-3, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo-2, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tokyo Tokyo-1, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terminal Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Central Dogma, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Antarctica, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Sea of LCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Miscellaneous, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Dead Sea Scrolls, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Lilim, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - NERV Logo, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Human Instrumentality Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project E, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Tree of Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - GAINAX terms, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Project EVA, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Evangelion Complementation Project, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Renewal of Evangelion, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Terms from outside of the main series, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - F-type Equipment Ｆ型装備, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - JA', Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Magoroku Exterminate Sword マゴロク・エクスターミネート・ソード, Neon Genesis Evangelion glossary - Country Crawler / Trident

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World 1: Grass Land World 2: Desert Land/Desert Hill/Koopahari Desert World 3: Water Land/Sea Side/Island World World 4: Giant Land/Big Island/Land of the Giants/Big Land World 5: Sky Land/The Sky/Sky World/Cloud Land World 6: Ice Land/Iced Land/Winter Wonderland World 7: Pipe Land/Pipe Maze World 8: Dark Land/Castle of Koopa World 9: Warp Zone If you exclude the Warp Zone as a set of stages, the entire game has a total of 90 accessible levels (as well as fifteen "lost levels"). ...

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Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Game mechanics, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Levels, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Items, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Popularity, Super Mario Bros. 3 - U.S. and Japanese version differences, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Fade-ins, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Falling ceiling differences in World 1 Fortress, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Throne rooms, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Different downgrading, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Level changes in World 5-1, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Kuribo's Shoe, Super Mario Bros. 3 - World 8 ship, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Remakes, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Glitches, Super Mario Bros. 3 - Trivia

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1997 was the year of the super typhoons, with eleven typhoons reaching winds of at least 135 knots. They were Isa, Nestor, Rosie, Winnie, Bing, Oliwa (from Central Pacific), Ginger, Ivan, Joan, Keith, and Paka (from Central Pacific). This was due to the strong El Niño of 1997-1998, which contributed to the record amounts of not only super typhoons but also tropical storms in the Western and Eastern Pacific. Fortunately, most of the stronger systems remained at sea. Only storms that are notable in some way are mentioned below. 19 ...

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1997 Pacific typhoon season, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Notable Storms, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Tropical Storm Levi Bining, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Rosie Goring, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Winnie Ibiang, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Oliwa, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Ivan Narsing and Super Typhoon Joan, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Keith, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Linda Openg, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Paka Rubing, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - 1997 storm names, 1997 Pacific typhoon season - Philippines

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23 tropical depressions formed this year in the Western Pacific, of which 21 became tropical storms. 12 storms reached typhoon intensity, of which 3 reached super typhoon strength. 1973 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Billie. Tropical Storm Bille, which developed on July 12 east of the Philippines, rapidly strengthened on the 14th and 15th to a 150 mph super typhoon. It tracked due north, fluctuating in intensity for the next 3 days. A building ridge over the Sea of Japan forced Billie to the northw ...

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1973 Pacific typhoon season, 1973 Pacific typhoon season - Storms, 1973 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Billie, 1973 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Nora, 1973 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Ruth, 1973 Pacific typhoon season - 1973 storm names

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Most of the 31 cyclones that developed this year either remained out at sea or were weak at landfall. 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Tropical Depression Three. When Tropical Depression 3W crossed the southern and central Philippines on March 21 and 22nd, it caused 35 casualties and $1.7 million in damage (2002 USD). 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Chataan. Main articles: Typhoon ChataanSee also:

2002 Pacific typhoon season, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Notable Storms, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Tropical Depression Three, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Chataan, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Rusa, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Higos, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Pongsona, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - 2002 storm names, 2002 Pacific typhoon season - Philippines

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List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Super Specials. Baby-sitters on Board! Baby-sitters' Summer Vacation Baby-sitters' Winter Vacation Baby-sitters' Island Adventure California Girls! New York, New York! Snowbound Baby-sitters at Shadow Lake Starring the Baby-sitters Club Sea City, Here We Come! The Baby-sitters Remember Here Come th ...

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List of Baby-Sitters Club books, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Regular series, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Super Specials, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Special Edition Readers’ Request, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Baby-Sitters Little Sister, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Super Specials, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Baby-Sitters Club Mysteries, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Super Mysteries, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Portrait Collection, List of Baby-Sitters Club books - Baby-Sitters Club Friends Forever

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41 tropical depressions formed this year in the Western Pacific, of which 35 became tropical storms. 20 storms reached typhoon intensity, of which 4 reached super typhoon strength. 1967 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Violet. Typhoon Violet, which formed on April 1, steadily weakened from her peak of 140 mph to hit northeastern Luzon as a 115 mph typhoon on the 8th. It dissipated in the South China Sea on the 11th without causing any significant damage. See also:

1967 Pacific typhoon season, 1967 Pacific typhoon season - Storms, 1967 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Violet, 1967 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Billie, 1967 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Carla, 1967 Pacific typhoon season - 1967 Storm Names

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1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Kate. Tropical Storm Kate, which formed on July 18 a short distance east of northern Luzon, became a typhoon on the 20th in the South China Sea. After looping, it moved to the north, where it struck southeastern Taiwan on the 22nd. It turned to the northwest, and dissipated over eastern China on the 24th. Kate was reponsible for $25 million in damage (1962 USD) and 110 deaths. 19 ...

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1962 Pacific typhoon season, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Storms, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Kate, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Opal, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Patsy, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Wanda, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Amy, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Freda, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Tropical Storm Harriet, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Super Typhoon Karen, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - Typhoon Lucy, 1962 Pacific typhoon season - 1962 Storm Names

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