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it clear that he suspects Tokitoh is also involved. He acts suggestively toward Tokitoh and has a stereotypically homosexual attitude; he speaks with a lisp and refers to himself with the feminine "atashi" (rather than the more masculine "ore," "jibun," or "boku"). Saori calls him an "okama"—an offensive term for a homosexual man. Wild Adapter's characters first made their debut in one of Minekura's earlier works, a "dōjinshi" titled "Araiso Private High School Student Council Executive Committee". In "Executive Committee", Kubota and Tokitoh are high school students who are on the Executive Committee, a kind of juvenile police force. The
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it clear that he suspects Tokitoh is also involved. He acts suggestively toward Tokitoh and has a stereotypically homosexual attitude; he speaks with a lisp and refers to himself with the feminine "atashi" (rather than the more masculine "ore," "jibun," or "boku"). Saori calls him an "okama"—an offensive term for a homosexual man. Wild Adapter's characters first made their debut in one of Minekura's earlier works, a "dōjinshi" titled "Araiso Private High School Student Council Executive Committee". In "Executive Committee", Kubota and Tokitoh are high school students who are on the Executive Committee, a kind of juvenile police force. The
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next to it. This cartoon is in addition to the label's humorous suggestion that listeners play the record at 69 RPM. "Pee Pee the Sailor" is featured on the disc art of the 2003 reissue. Paul Leary recorded a song with Bad Livers called "Pee Pee the Sailor" for their 1992 album Delusions of Banjer. In 1995, Meat Puppets covered this song, renaming it "The Adventures of Pee Pee the Sailor" (or alternately, "Sleepy Pee Pee"). This version of the song fuses the original with new instrumental intro/coda passages written by Curt Kirkwood. The sessions for "Butthole Surfers" were made
Butthole Surfers (EP)
indicate that during Queen Mary I's reign bystanders were vocal in their support: while in transit convicts sometimes suffered directly at the hands of the crowd. William Wallace was whipped, attacked and had rotten food and waste thrown at him, and the priest Thomas Pilchard was reportedly barely alive by the time he reached the gallows in 1587. Others found themselves admonished by "zealous and godly men"; it became customary for a preacher to follow the condemned, asking them to repent. According to Samuel Clarke, the Puritan clergyman William Perkins (1558–1602) once managed to convince a young man at the
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of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody"), "Disney Q Family Mastermind" (adaptation of "Mastermind"), "Shake It Up" (the localised adaptation of the American "Shake It Up" series), and "Oye Jassie" (adaptation of "Jessie") were produced for the network. The channel rebranded in December 2014 with the new logo used internationally, with the exception of the logo colour being purple instead of blue, and had a strategy of showing family oriented shows in the weekend. The weekend strategy was called "Shanivaar, Ravivaar only for Parivaar". The family shows started airing on 31 January 2015. In early 2016 the channel stopped
Disney Channel (India)
the road passed through the borough of North Coventry, entirely along present-day U.S. Route 44, known locally as the Boston Turnpike. Along the Willimantic River (and border of Mansfield) stands the Brigham Tavern, which holds the distinction of having housed George Washington around the period of the Revolutionary War. This plaque can be seen in front of the Brigham Tavern; it is currently a private residence. Like Coventry, the post road follows the path of present-day U.S. Route 44. After crossing the Willimantic River from Coventry, the road crosses through Mansfield Four Corners, and towards Ashford. The road connects on
Boston Post Road
of the novel. It was also intended to capitalise on the success of recent Viking and Moorish dramas such as "The Vikings" (1958) and "El Cid" (1961) and was later followed by "Alfred the Great" (1969). The story centres on an immense golden bell named the Mother of Voices, which may or may not exist. Moorish king Aly Mansuh (Sidney Poitier) is convinced that it does. Having collected all the legendary material about it that he can, he plans to mount an expedition to search for it. When a shipwrecked Norseman, Rolfe (Richard Widmark), repeats the story of the bell
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and two academic specialization programs. Alumni participation in fundraising doubled during his decanal tenure, and private philanthropy tripled. Schill served as Chair of the Council of Professional School Deans and sat on the UCLA Chancellor’s Executive Committee. During Schill's tenure as dean of the University of Chicago Law School in 2010, the Law School expanded its faculty, increased incoming student credentials to record levels, doubled fundraising and established new centers and curricula in law and economics, business leadership and public interest law. In addition to serving as Dean of the Law School, Schill was appointed Professor in the College where
Michael H. Schill
Quackenbush, Trevor Bennett, and Ken King. List of Clubs/Activities: Student Council, TCI Ambassadors, Thistletown Athletic Council, Equity Club, Programming Club, Exercise to Success Program, Homework Club, Empowered Student Partnership, Environmental Council, Intramural Sports, Rainbow Club, Drama Club, Chess Club, Science & Tech. Club, Robotics (2017), African History Committee, Muslim Student Association, Asian History Club Committee, Multicultural Week Committee & TCI Alumni. Thistletown Collegiate Institute Thistletown Collegiate Institute (also known Thistletown C.I. or T.C.I. or TCI) is a high school in northwest Toronto in the Thistletown area of Rexdale, northern Etobicoke. It was built originally for the Etobicoke Board of Education
Thistletown Collegiate Institute
academic year, the council is made up of Executive Officer Joshua Tan, Director of Operations Misato Fujii, Internal Communications Ambassador Carol Lin, Marketing Director Tommy Lee, Finance Director Alice Du, Procurement Manager Elena Nam, and approximately twenty-five council representatives from grades nine to twelve. The council is responsible for organizing various student events (though high school-targeted, many are available to all Secondary students), passing student opinion to the school administration, and participating in other activities to boost the overall communal experience in the school. As of 2015, 29% of the students originated from Korea, 9% originated from Germany, 8% originated
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drama, yearbook staff, civil rights team, student council, USAD, Skills USA, Skatepark Committee, School Climate Committee, JMG, band,Jazz Band, chorus, National Honor Society, and a math team. Calais High School Calais High School is a regional high school in Calais, Washington County, Maine. The school serves the communities of Baring, Charlotte, Robbinston, Crawford, Alexander, Passamaquoddy Pleasant Point Reservation, Passamaquoddy Indian Township Reservation, Perry, and Princeton among other small rural settlements. The high school is located in Calais Education Park, near Calais Middle School, Washington County Community College, and St. Croix Regional Technical Center. The school is known for its basketball
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veto ordinances subject to an override by a two-thirds majority vote of the council. The mayor makes committee and liaison assignments for council members, and most appointments are made by the mayor with the advice and consent of the council. From 2002 - 2007, the borough council maintained a "student representative" position filled by a high school student from the borough. The mayor is considered the head of the municipal government and as chief executive is responsible to see that all state laws and borough ordinances are faithfully executed. The mayor, who is elected to a four-year term, presides over
Mendham Borough, New Jersey
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Title: Wild Adapter. Content: it clear that he suspects Tokitoh is also involved. He acts suggestively toward Tokitoh and has a stereotypically homosexual attitude; he speaks with a lisp and refers to himself with the feminine "atashi" (rather than the more masculine "ore," "jibun," or "boku"). Saori calls him an "okama"—an offensive term for a homosexual man. Wild Adapter's characters first made their debut in one of Minekura's earlier works, a "dōjinshi" titled "Araiso Private High School Student Council Executive Committee". In "Executive Committee", Kubota and Tokitoh are high school students who are on the Executive Committee, a kind of juvenile police force. The
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