Games Workshop produced and published several ZX Spectrum games in the early years, not all of which were based in the usual Warhammer settings Apocalypse (1983) based on the original boardgame Argent Warrior (1984) Illustrated adventure Battlecars (1984) 2 player racing game written in BASIC Chaos (1985) multiplayer turn based "board" game, written by Julian Gollop D-Day (1985) based on the Normandy Landings HeroQuest (1991) based on the MB b ...

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Games Workshop, Games Workshop - Overview, Games Workshop - Criticisms, Games Workshop - Miniatures games, Games Workshop - Currently in Production, Games Workshop - Specialist games, Games Workshop - Out of print, Games Workshop - Licensed games, Games Workshop - Other Games, Games Workshop - Role playing games, Games Workshop - Out of print, Games Workshop - Board games, Games Workshop - Out of print, Games Workshop - Computer Games, Games Workshop - Online Campaigns, Games Workshop - Other media, Games Workshop - Miniatures, Games Workshop - Magazines, Games Workshop - Licensing, Games Workshop - Games Workshop Group PLC

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Content Karen Gruenberg, Executive Vice President, Content Liz Nealon, Senior Vice President, Creative (4 January 2005 on, position created for Nealon, reports to EVP content) Anna E. Housley-Juster, Director of Content, Sesame Street Research Team Dr. Lewis Bernstein, Executive Producer of Sesame Street Carol-Lynn Parente, Senior Producer of Sesame Street Distribution Terry Fitzpatrick, Executive Vice President ...

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Sesame Workshop, Sesame Workshop - Notable people at Sesame Workshop, Sesame Workshop - Television series, Sesame Workshop - Telefilms and miniseries

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Game Designers' Workshop - Role-playing games. Traveller MegaTraveller aka MT. aka T2. Second edition of Traveller. Traveller: The new Era aka TNE. aka T3. Third edition of Traveller. 2300 AD - "Hard" Science Fiction roleplaying game. First edition was titled "Traveller: 2300" Twilight 2000 Cadillacs and Dinosaurs Dangerous Journeys Dark Conspiracy En Garde! (1973) - 17th century Parisian duellists Space: 1889 See also:

Game Designers' Workshop, Game Designers' Workshop - Products, Game Designers' Workshop - Role-playing games, Game Designers' Workshop - Board games, Game Designers' Workshop - External link

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Many Ceroc teachers also occasionally run daytime dance workshops, a.k.a. Cerocshops. Places on these are booked in advance, and one cannot just turn up as with regular classes. This is to ensure that the numbers are limited, allowing the teacher to focus far more on individuals, and that the sex ratio is approximately 1:1. A workshop lasts for several hours, and covers more moves than are covered in a single regular evening class. The standard Ceroc workshops are graded (Beginners 1, Beginners 2, Intermediate ...

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Ceroc, Ceroc - Class format, Ceroc - Events, Ceroc - Workshops, Ceroc - Ceroc UK Championships

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Details about the beginnings of "The Harpur Radio Workshop" are few and far between (in the 50s, SUNY Binghamton was simply called "Harpur College," thus the name of the organization). In 1954, a loose organization formally calls "The Radio Workshop of Harpur College" is formed, and it seems that its primary function was to connect interested college students with area commercial radio stations and get the ...

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WHRW, WHRW - Beginnings as a radio workshop, WHRW - A No Rock-and-Roll Policy, WHRW - The Move to FM, WHRW - The Old Station, WHRW - Moe Loogham, WHRW - The Golden Age of FM, WHRW - The Station Today

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While Berryman was on the faculty of the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, W. D. Snodgrass, the original confessional poet, was one of the members of his class. "I have been very fortunate twice in my career as a student of poetry," William Dickey wrote in Ed Dinger's Seems Like Old Times, "first to have been at Reed College as an undergraduate with Gary Snyder, Philip Whalen and Lew Welch, second to have been in John Berryman's extraordinary and intense poetry workshop with W. D. Snodgrass, Donald Justice, Philip Levine, Paul Pet ...

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John Berryman, John Berryman - Published works, John Berryman - Writers' Workshop, John Berryman - Suicide, John Berryman - Poetry, John Berryman - Bibliography

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Character and Imagination University of Sheffield 29 January 2005 Aesthetics, Self and Science Centre for Mind and Metaphysics School of Philosophy University of Leeds Saturday 19th March, 2005 Symposium on Thinking and Feeling (with Charles Altieri) 'Kino-Eye,'The Museum of Contemporary Art, the Antwerp Film Museum, and the University of Antwerp, 29-30 April, 2005 Symposium on irony (with Deirdre Wilson), Worksho ...

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Gregory Currie, Gregory Currie - Conferences and workshops in 2005-6, Gregory Currie - Recent Publications

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Future workshops were developed by Robert Jungk in order to allow anybody to become involved in creating their preferred future rather than being subjected to decisions made by experts. Future workshops are very strongly action oriented. They aim, first to imagine the desired future, and then to plan it and implement it. Future workshops have four distinctive phases: [1] In the first preparatory phase the issue that will be considered is identified and the structure and details of sessions are arranged. [2] The operative phase involves clarification of the issue considered and articu ...

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Futures techniques, Futures techniques - Anticipatory thinking tutures, Futures techniques - Causal layered analysis CLA, Futures techniques - Environmental scanning, Futures techniques - Morphological analysis, Futures techniques - Scenario planning, Futures techniques - Delphi method, Futures techniques - Future history, Futures techniques - Monitoring, Futures techniques - Backcasting eco-history, Futures techniques - Back-view mirror analysis, Futures techniques - Cross-impact analysis, Futures techniques - Futures workshops, Futures techniques - Failure mode and effects analysis, Futures techniques - Futures biographies, Futures techniques - Futures wheel, Futures techniques - Relevance tree, Futures techniques - Simulation and modelling, Futures techniques - Social network analysis, Futures techniques - Systems engineering, Futures techniques - Trend analysis, Futures techniques - Adaptive role-playing

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The Gods of Chaos Khorne Nurgle Slaanesh Tzeentch Malal the Horned Rat Hastut The Gods of humanity Sigmar Ulric Lady of the Lake The Emperor The Ancestor Gods Grungni Grimnir Rukh Morngrim Mordred Valaya Hrugnor Alfginnar Azram the mig ...

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List of fictional deities, List of fictional deities - Belgariad and Mallaorean, List of fictional deities - Angel and Buffy Universe, List of fictional deities - DC Universe, List of fictional deities - Discworld, List of fictional deities - Dungeons & Dragons, List of fictional deities - Games Workshop, List of fictional deities - Legend of Zelda, List of fictional deities - Little Big Adventure, List of fictional deities - Lone Wolf, List of fictional deities - Majesty, List of fictional deities - Middle Earth, List of fictional deities - Midlight, List of fictional deities - RuneScape, List of fictional deities - Sealab 2021, List of fictional deities - Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, List of fictional deities - Transformers, List of fictional deities - The Works of H.P. Lovecraft, List of fictional deities - The works of Robert E. Howard, List of fictional deities - Miscellaneous

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The National Cancer Institute (NCI) conducted a workshop to evaluate the scientific evidence regarding the ABC link. This was done in response to alterations to the NCI website by the Bush administration in November 2002. [56] The workshop concluded that the evidence was "well established" against an abortion increasing a woman's risk of breast cancer. [57] It has been reported the workshop largely used the Denmark (1997) study to reach their conclusions despite contradictory results within it, which during the workshop Melbye stated he had ...

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Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Scientific studies, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Confounding factors and hormones, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Spontaneous abortion, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Rats, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Interviews, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Meta-analysis, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Cohorts, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - NCI workshop, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Anti-abortion bias, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - North Dakota lawsuit, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - State laws, Abortion-breast cancer ABC hypothesis - Conclusion

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The Baktoid Armor Workshop was a Trade Federation-owned design firm that specialized in developing rugged all-terrain ground vehicles for use by civilians. A Baktoid design tended to be heavily armored, with delicate or important components placed in secure, well protected areas near the rear of the craft. Early Baktoid vehicles were rarely manufactured with weapons, but they did possess standard weapons ...

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List of Star Wars companies, List of Star Wars companies - Alderaan Motors, List of Star Wars companies - Arakyd Industries, List of Star Wars companies - Aratech Repulsors, List of Star Wars companies - Baktoid Armor Workshop, List of Star Wars companies - Bespin Motors, List of Star Wars companies - BlasTech Industries, List of Star Wars companies - Byblos Drive Yards, List of Star Wars companies - Corelia StarDrive, List of Star Wars companies - Cybot Galactica, List of Star Wars companies - Cygnus Spaceworks, List of Star Wars companies - Czerka Corporation, List of Star Wars companies - Damorian Manufacturing Corporation, List of Star Wars companies - FreiTek Inc., List of Star Wars companies - Gallofree Yards Inc., List of Star Wars companies - Golan Arms, List of Star Wars companies - Haor Chall Engineering, List of Star Wars companies - Hoersch-Kessel Drive Inc., List of Star Wars companies - Holowan Laboratories, List of Star Wars companies - Industrial Automation, List of Star Wars companies - Janur Industrial Armor, List of Star Wars companies - Koensayr Manufacturing, List of Star Wars companies - Kuat Drive Yards, List of Star Wars companies - Loronar Corporation, List of Star Wars companies - MandalMotors, List of Star Wars companies - Mobquet Swoops and Speeders, List of Star Wars companies - Olanji/Charubah, List of Star Wars companies - Rendili StarDrive, List of Star Wars companies - Slayn & Korpil, List of Star Wars companies - Subpro Corporation, List of Star Wars companies - Theed Palace Space Vessel Engineering Corps, List of Star Wars companies - Trade Federation, List of Star Wars companies - Ulshos Manufacturing, List of Star Wars companies - Notes

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Most Ceroc venues run regular classes, every week, usually on Monday through Thursday (although a handful of venues run classes on Sundays). The franchise nature of Ceroc enforces a degree of uniformity across all teachers and all venues. The uniformity between franchises and venues is significantly greater in the UK than in New Zealand. In the UK Ceroc classes follow essentially the same format, and comprise: A Beginners lesson, involving a routine drawn from a restricted repertoire of 19 beginner-level moves, and ...

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Ceroc, Ceroc - Class format, Ceroc - Events, Ceroc - Workshops, Ceroc - Ceroc UK Championships

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The most usual form of drama is as entertainment, see the article on Theatre for more information on this. However drama can also be used as an educational activity or for therapeutic purposes. It has a unique ability to allow us to play, allowing us to be another person or in a situation that we would not normally encounter such as, being a general in a war. This is what makes drama a useful way of ...

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Drama, Drama - Greek drama, Drama - Uses of drama today, Drama - Drama as a tool for education, Drama - Workshops

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There are many forms of Educational drama these all share one common goal, to create awareness or an understanding of an idea, or issue.The following is a few examples of the main forms in which drama is used as a tool for education. T.I.E. (Theatre in education). This is the typical image of drama, seen highly throughout the 1960s to 1990s. Usually performed for youth groups, or schools by a drama group this form of theatre was usually a devised piece which used abstract ideas to communicate a message, it follows in the tradition of ...

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Drama, Drama - Greek drama, Drama - Uses of drama today, Drama - Drama as a tool for education, Drama - Workshops

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Age of Empires - Technology. Academy Archery Range Barracks Dock Government Center Granary Market Siege Workshop Stable Storage Pit Temple Trade Workshop The Town Center is one of the most important buildings in the game, allowing the production of villagers, advancement through ages, and serving as resource collection stations. Players can only begin with a single Town Center. Building t ...

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Age of Empires, Age of Empires - Overview, Age of Empires - Technology, Age of Empires - Units, Age of Empires - Archers, Age of Empires - Infantry, Age of Empires - Cavalry, Age of Empires - Siege Weapons, Age of Empires - Other units, Age of Empires - Buildings, Age of Empires - Technology, Age of Empires - Non Technology, Age of Empires - Trade Workshops, Age of Empires - Expansions, Age of Empires - Sequels

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The three types of drama composed in the city of Athens were tragedy, comedy, and satyr plays. The origins of Athenian tragedy and comedy are far from clear. We must understand that drama began for the Greeks as a part of religious ritual. The chorus seems to have originated first, with a leader, singing a song about some legendary hero; in later years the leader, rather than singing about the hero, began to impersonate him. Spoken dialogue between several actors was added, and the result was "tragedy" in the Greek form. The very first prize f ...

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Drama, Drama - Greek drama, Drama - Uses of drama today, Drama - Drama as a tool for education, Drama - Workshops

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Recently, White Dwarf published its 300th issue in the United Kingdom and North America. Each issue contained many special "freebies" as well as articles on the history of the magazine and the founding of Games Workshop. There is also a biweekly online supplemental e-zine Black Gobbo that is produced by Games Workshop's US studio. It includes two regular columns, "Rules of Engagement" and "Ask the Scenery Guy," to help answer gamers' questions. Similar to ...

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White Dwarf magazine, White Dwarf magazine - White Dwarf today and spinoffs, White Dwarf magazine - UK White Dwarf Editors

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in 1965, WRAF's General Manager proposes moving the station to the FM band, which was still largely unused. In November of that year, the FCC approves the construction of an educational station at the frequency 90.5 MHz (the frequency the station itself requested). The station's first antenna is atop a 60-foot pole located behind the Student Center. The FCC approves the station's request of "WHRW" as the new station's call letters. "HRW" is chosen to represent "Harpur Radio Workshop." While stereo FM had been introduced in the early 1960s, it was not an inexpensive technology, and WHRW's first tran ...

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WHRW, WHRW - Beginnings as a radio workshop, WHRW - A No Rock-and-Roll Policy, WHRW - The Move to FM, WHRW - The Old Station, WHRW - Moe Loogham, WHRW - The Golden Age of FM, WHRW - The Station Today

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Berryman's first book was Poems, published in 1942 during the Second World War, and his second was The Dispossessed, which appeared six years later. His first major work was Homage to Mistress Bradstreet in 1956. However, it was the collection of Dream Songs that gathered him the most admiration. The first volume, entitled 77 Dream Songs, was published in 1964 and won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. The second volume of Dream Songs, entitled His Toy, His Dream, His Rest, appeared in 1968. The two volu ...

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John Berryman, John Berryman - Published works, John Berryman - Writers' Workshop, John Berryman - Suicide, John Berryman - Poetry, John Berryman - Bibliography

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The Dream Songs are eighteen-line poems in three stanzas. Each individual poem is lyric and organized around an emotion provoked by an everyday event. The tone of the poems is less surreal than associational or intoxicated, and yet each is carefully constructed, with a great deal of control of both wording and thought hidden beneath an apparent randomness. The poems appear to be nearly diary entries, and yet they are neither trivial nor occasional. The principal character of the song cycle is Henry, who is both the narrator of the poe ...

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Bard on the Beach was started in 1990 by current artistic director, Christopher Gaze. The self-stated goal of the festival was to provide inexpensive but professional theatre to residents of Vancouver. It began as an Equity Co-op funded by The Canada Council Explorations grant and is currently supported by numerous corporate sponsors, the most prominent of which is Alcan. The most recent change to the festival was the addition ...

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Bard on the Beach, Bard on the Beach - History, Bard on the Beach - The site, Bard on the Beach - Mainstage, Bard on the Beach - Douglas Campbell Studio Stage, Bard on the Beach - Young Shakepeareans Workshops, Bard on the Beach - Chronology of Plays

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