A warrior is a person habitually engaged in war and/or skilled in the waging of war. In tribal societies, warriors often form a caste or class of their own. In feudalism, the vassals essentially form a military or warrior class, even if in actual warfare, peasants may be called to fight as well. In some societies, warfare may be so central that the entire people (or, more often, the male population) may be considered warri ...

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• Warrior - Warrior code

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• Asiatic Warriors - Discography

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The Warriors gang is based in the western neighborhoods of Coney Island, on the edge of Brooklyn. Their gang uniform consists of a red leather embroidered vest with the Warriors' logo on the back. The gang has an overall American Indian theme, and their logo consisting of a Indian head surrounded by flames. This theme is accented by the Indian-style bead necklaces and armbands worn by some members. Their main stomping ground and base turf is the among the many amusement park areas of Coney Island, particularly the landmark that is Deno's Wonder Wheel, a now iconic symbol s ...

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The Warriors, The Warriors - Plotline, The Warriors - Violence in Theaters, The Warriors - The Warriors, The Warriors - Gangs, The Warriors - Comparisons between The Warriors and the Anabasis and other works, The Warriors - Spinoffs

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Rainbow Warrior is the name of a series of ships operated by Greenpeace. The first ship was sunk by the French secret service (DGSE) in Auckland harbour, New Zealand, on 10 July 1985. The current ship using the name was launched in 1989. Rainbow Warrior - The first Rainbow Warrior. The first Rainbow Warrior, a craft of 40 metres and 418 tonnes, was originally the MAFF trawler Sir William Hardy, launched in 1955. She was acquired for £40,000 and was renovated over four months, th ...

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• Rainbow Warrior - The first Rainbow Warrior
• Rainbow Warrior - The Bombing
• Rainbow Warrior - Rainbow Warrior in the arts
• Rainbow Warrior - The current Rainbow Warrior
• Rainbow Warrior - The name

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The Warrior of Hirschlanden is a statue of a nude ithyphallic warrior made of sandstone, the oldest known iron age life-size anthropomorphic statue north of the Alps. It was a production of the Hallstatt culture of the early Iron age (800-475 BC). It is now in the Württembergisches Landesmuseum in Stuttgart. The preserved height is 1.50 m; the feet have been broken off. The warrior wears a pointed hat, maybe – in analogy to the princely grave of Hochdorf - made of birchbark, a neck-r ...

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• Warrior of Hirschlanden - Literature
• Warrior of Hirschlanden - External link

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Hatha Yoga Positions: Virabhadrasana 1 - Warrior I

This is one of 3 warrior postures. It is sometimes called the male warrior.

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There are many types of women in our society, but the one that cries out for the healing the loudest is the Female Warrior. She longs to transform herself into the Goddess and yet doesn't even know it. Nor does she know how.

Who is the Warrior? The Warrior is powerful, independent, self-reliant and successful --because she has to be. Yet, she resents all of the responsibility and obligation that goes with her role. She's the only one around who can get things done, and get things done fast enough and perfectly enough.

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"Indigo Children" is the name given to a very special group of beings who have chosen to incarnate on our planet with a specific mission and purpose.

The name "indigo Child" refers to the soul color of Indigo, which indicates a Master Soul who serves as a teacher or healer. Every Indigo Child will undertake this mission of teaching or healing in some way, often merely by being who he or she is.

Indigos have been coming to our planet for a long time. Some argue that Jesus and Buddha were Indigos, since their mission, on a global scale, was to teach and heal, and to shift the consciousness of humanity.

(See also: Indigo Children, What is Indigo Children, Parenting Indigo Children, Adult Indigo, Indigo Children Channeling)

Part One

• How to Recognise a Crystal Child
• The Crystal Child and its Physical Incarnation
• Their Special Abilities
• Some Problems Encountered by Parents of Crystal Children
• A Crystal Story

Part Two

• The Mission of the Crystal Child
• Parenting a Crystal Child: The Conscious Parenting Process
• Different Kinds of Crystal Children

Their Gift to Us: Now and in the Future

(See also: Indigo Children, What is Indigo Children, Parenting Indigo Children, Adult Indigo, Indigo Children Channeling)

Warrior (From Middle English, from Old North French, to make war) is a character class (or job) found in many computer role-playing games, most notably in Square Enix's Final Fantasy series. It is often also referred to as Fighter. It is closely associated with the Knight (ナイト) class: in some games, the Knight is an upgraded form for the Wa ...

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• Warrior character class - Warriors in the Final Fantasy series
• Warrior character class - Fighters in Dungeons & Dragons
• Warrior character class - Fighters and Warriors in Dragon Quest III
• Warrior character class - Fighter in 8-Bit Theater

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{{Infobox Xenaverse Character}} Xena is also a nickname for the recently-discovered 2003 UB313, a possible tenth planet. Xena of Amphipolis is a fictional character in the television shows Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Xena first appeared on the Hercules: The Legendary Journeys television series (in the episode The Warrior Princess airing in March 1995), as a seductive but treacherous w ...

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• Xena - Early history flashback episodes
• Xena - Later adventures televised 'period'
• Xena - Warrior Princess
• Xena - Goofs

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Along the way, the Warriors encounter the following fanciful gangs, from north to south: The Turnbull A.C.'s: (Also going by the names Turnbulls, Bulls, or A.C.'s) A bus-riding skinhead gang. They travel in large numbers and wear denim jackets and blue jeans. The Orphans: A low-tier gang that appears non-threatening. They wear green shirts with "ORPHANS" stitched into the back, and blue jeans. The Baseball Furies: A gang in New York Yankees uniforms, wielding ...

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The Warriors, The Warriors - Plotline, The Warriors - Violence in Theaters, The Warriors - The Warriors, The Warriors - Gangs, The Warriors - Comparisons between The Warriors and the Anabasis and other works, The Warriors - Spinoffs

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The ABC Warriors first appeared in Prog 119 of 2000 AD in 1979, and the series is still running, intermittently, to this day. ABC Warriors - The Volgan War. The ABC Warriors (story untitled, 1 episode, art by Kevin O'Neill) Introduces Joe Pineapples and Happy Shrapnel. The Warriors are sent by a human officer (safely miles behind the lines, and observing the battlefield via telepresence) to attack a Volgan position. The battle is won, but at a huge cost of robot lives. Hammerstein, furious at ...

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ABC Warriors, ABC Warriors - Characters, ABC Warriors - Stories, ABC Warriors - The Volgan War, ABC Warriors - Recruiting the Warriors, ABC Warriors - Mars, ABC Warriors - The Black Hole, ABC Warriors - Assorted, ABC Warriors - Return to Mars, ABC Warriors - The Shadow Warriors, ABC Warriors - Awards

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This game spawned several similar games as well as several direct sequels. The game's sequels are: Ikari Warriors II: Victory Road (1986) Ikari Warriors III: The Rescue (1989) Similar games include: Heavy Barrel (1987) Time Soldiers (1987) Guerilla War (1987) All of the latter games featured the innovative 8-way rotary joysticks th ...

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Ikari Warriors, Ikari Warriors - Overview, Ikari Warriors - Description, Ikari Warriors - Game Tip, Ikari Warriors - Legacy, Ikari Warriors - Ports

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The player (or players: see below) takes the role of a commando-like warrior, who must try to reach the village of Ikari. Enemy units attempting to kill the player include tanks, enemy soldiers and helicopters. A number of power-ups along the way help the player to achieve victory. Ikari Warriors was the first to use rotary joysticks: those which could be rotated in addition to being pushed in eight directions. The game also featured two buttons, one for the standard gun and another for lobbing grenades. It allowed two players to play cooperatively, side by side - one of the few games to do so at the tim ...

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Ikari Warriors, Ikari Warriors - Overview, Ikari Warriors - Description, Ikari Warriors - Game Tip, Ikari Warriors - Legacy, Ikari Warriors - Ports

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New Warriors - Volume One. The New Warriors first appeared in issue 411 and 412 of the Marvel Comics title, Thor. The issue was written by Tom DeFalco, who assembled the team by scanning entries of the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe and finding characters he felt had been forgotten but were a part of the next generation of super-heroes. The appearance proved popular and plans were made for a spin-off as part of the informal "Heroes for the '90s" group of new comics Marvel debutted in the f ...

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New Warriors, New Warriors - History, New Warriors - Volume One, New Warriors - Volume Two, New Warriors - Limited Series, New Warriors - Origins, New Warriors - Team roster, New Warriors - Current Members, New Warriors - Founding members, New Warriors - Additional members, New Warriors - Notable Enemies, New Warriors - Notable Allies, New Warriors - Trivia, New Warriors - Parallels in Group Structure, New Warriors - Funding, New Warriors - Bibliography, New Warriors - Extended Bibliography

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Celtic Warriors - Celtic League. Celtic Warriors - Celtic League Cup. Celtic Warriors - European Rugby Cup. ...

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Celtic Warriors, Celtic Warriors - Club History, Celtic Warriors - Home Ground, Celtic Warriors - Statistics, Celtic Warriors - Celtic League, Celtic Warriors - Celtic League Cup, Celtic Warriors - European Rugby Cup, Celtic Warriors - Notable Former Players

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The members of the Warriors have changed over the years. Here are the most long-serving members: Hammerstein has been the leader of the Warriors for most of the comic's run, although after the death of Terri (at the end of 'Black Hole') he surrendered the position to Deadlock for a number of stories. The first war robot built with a conscience (allowing him the ability to distinguish between combatants and civilians), he was recruited to lead the ABC Warriors during the Volgan Wars by the mysterious Colonel Lash. Humanoid in form, his right 'hand' is actually ...

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ABC Warriors, ABC Warriors - Characters, ABC Warriors - Stories, ABC Warriors - The Volgan War, ABC Warriors - Recruiting the Warriors, ABC Warriors - Mars, ABC Warriors - The Black Hole, ABC Warriors - Assorted, ABC Warriors - Return to Mars, ABC Warriors - The Shadow Warriors, ABC Warriors - Awards

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Iron Warriors - Perturabo. When the twenty infant Primarchs were spread across the galaxy by the forces of Chaos, the young child who would become known as Perturabo was discovered on Olympia, climbing the sheer cliffs below the city-state of Lochos. The city guard brought the child before the Tyrant of Lochos, Dammekos, leader of Lochos. Intrigued by this child, Dammekos adopted him into his family. Perturabo never trusted the Olympians and, although Dammekos took time and trouble to win the trust and affection of the boy, Perturabo never responded with any warmth. Many saw him as a cold youth, dark and ...

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Iron Warriors, Iron Warriors - History, Iron Warriors - Perturabo, Iron Warriors - The Great Crusade, Iron Warriors - The Horus Heresy, Iron Warriors - The 'Iron Cage' Incident, Iron Warriors - After the Heresy, Iron Warriors - Organisation, Iron Warriors - Homeworld, Iron Warriors - Combat Doctrine, Iron Warriors - Beliefs, Iron Warriors - Battle-cry, Iron Warriors - Appearance

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The player begins as one of two commando-type warriors, garbed in red or blue (depending on whether they are player one or two). They must proceed from the bottom of the screen upwards, toward the village of Ikari. Trying to prevent them from reaching the village are enemy soldiers and other units with a frightening arsenal of firepower. Along the way, players may commandeer enemy tanks to help fight their way through the enemy personnel. The tanks are immune to enemy bullets, but have a limited supply of fuel and will sustain damage when it runs out or the tank is caught in an explosion, taking the player with it unless he can e ...

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Ikari Warriors, Ikari Warriors - Overview, Ikari Warriors - Description, Ikari Warriors - Game Tip, Ikari Warriors - Legacy, Ikari Warriors - Ports

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