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2012-05-17T03:18:27Z

Free Agents Costing More Than $1:

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−	==[http://games.espn.go.com/flb/clubhouse?leagueId=17237&teamId=2&seasonId=2012 Kevin]: ~~288~~/350, 62 remaining==	+	==[http://games.espn.go.com/flb/clubhouse?leagueId=17237&teamId=2&seasonId=2012 Kevin]: 284/350, 66 remaining==

	Team Name: '''Stop! (Hebrew) Hammer Time!'''		Team Name: '''Stop! (Hebrew) Hammer Time!'''
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	\| SP \|\| [http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/garzama01.shtml Matt Garza] <sup>2</sup> \|\| 2 \|\| 3		\| SP \|\| [http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/garzama01.shtml Matt Garza] <sup>2</sup> \|\| 2 \|\| 3
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	\| SP \|\| [http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/perezsa02.shtml Salvador Perez] \|\| 5		\| SP \|\| [http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/perezsa02.shtml Salvador Perez] \|\| 5
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Caundinia (Syama)

2012-05-16T23:37:47Z

Geographia naturalis:

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	==Geographia naturalis==		==Geographia naturalis==

−	Caundiniae hodiernae superficies 513.120 km2 (198,120 milliae2) est. Civitatis pars media est vallis fecunda fluvii Mekong et eius deltae paludosae, ubi agriculturae regio principalis est. Montes maiores plerumque ad confinibus in boreo-oriente et boreo-occodente inveniuntur. Civitatis ad septentrionem culmen altissimus est mons ''Inthanon'' ad 2.565m elevatus, quid est etiam Hortus Nationalis protectus. Nonnullae insulae alluviales paludosae ad deltam amnis Mekong inveniuntur, atque aliae calcariae saxosae ad litorem austro-occidentalem paeninsulae Malaicae adjacent.	+	Caundiniae hodiernae superficies 513.120 km2 (198,120 milliae2) est. Civitatis pars media est vallis fecunda fluvii Mekong et eius deltae paludosae ad ''Sinus Syamensis'' (= Latine mediaevali, Hellenice classico: ''Mégas kólpos)'', ubi agriculturae regio principalis est. Montes maiores plerumque ad confinibus in boreo-oriente et boreo-occodente inveniuntur. Civitatis ad septentrionem culmen altissimus est mons ''Inthanon'' ad 2.565m elevatus, quid est etiam Hortus Nationalis protectus. Nonnullae insulae alluviales paludosae ad deltam amnis Mekong inveniuntur, atque aliae calcariae saxosae ad litorem austro-occidentalem paeninsulae Malaicae adjacent.

−	Caeli semestralis ~~monsunici~~ causa, Caundiniae vegetatio plerumque non est sempervirens sicut alibi in zona tropicali: Solum in semestro pluvioso silvae sunt virides et foliosae, sed in semestro arido alternanti sunt arbores plerumque denudati caducifolii cum incendiis frequentibus. Arbores sempervirentes praecipue in silvis litoreis paludosis (mangrovae) inveniuntur.	+	Caeli semestralis hippalium ''(monsuni)'' causa, Caundiniae vegetatio plerumque non est sempervirens sicut alibi in zona tropicali: Solum in semestro pluvioso silvae sunt virides et foliosae, sed in semestro arido alternanti sunt arbores plerumque denudati caducifolii cum incendiis frequentibus. Arbores sempervirentes praecipue in silvis litoreis paludosis (mangrovae) inveniuntur.

	===Caundiniae caelum===		===Caundiniae caelum===

Sindhus (Gedrosia)

2012-05-16T23:30:13Z

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−	'''Sindhus''' (= nomen antiquum Graeco-Latinum, Sumerice praecoce: ''Meluhha'', RigVedice prisca: ''Veyah'', etiam Graeco-Persice: '''''Gedrosia''''', Persice: ''Hindush'', Neo-Latine recente: "Pakistania", Anglice: ''Pakistan)'', est hodie civitas Islamica in Asia australi sita. Eius incolae indigeni in Graece et Latine antiquis '''''Sindhi''''' aut ''Gedrosii'' appellantur. Civitates aliae confinitimae sunt: ''Persia'' (Iran) ad occidentem, ''Arachosia'' (Afghanistan) ad boreo-occidentem, Sinae (Thibitum) ad boreo-orientem, India ad austro-orientem et Oceani Indici ''Sinus Erythraeus'' (hodie: Arabian Sea) ad austro-occidentem cum litore marino 1.046 km longo.	+	'''Sindhus''' (= nomen antiquum Graeco-Latinum, Hellenice classico: ''Sinthos'', Sumerice praecoce: ''Meluhha'', RigVedice prisca: ''Veyah'', etiam Graeco-Persice: '''''Gedrosia''''', Persice: ''Hindush'', Neo-Latine recente: "Pakistania", Anglice: ''Pakistan)'', est hodie civitas Islamica in Asia australi sita. Eius incolae indigeni in Graece et Latine antiquis '''''Sindhi''''' aut ''Gedrosii'' appellantur. Civitates aliae confinitimae sunt: ''Persia'' (Iran) ad occidentem, ''Arachosia'' (Afghanistan) ad boreo-occidentem, Sinae (Thibitum) ad boreo-orientem, India ad austro-orientem et Oceani Indici ''Sinus Erythraeus'' (hodie: Arabian Sea) ad austro-occidentem cum litore marino 1.046 km longo.

	Pakistan hodiernus est respublica in Asia meridionali sita, ad territorium antiquum cuius nomen erat Latine Sindus vel Graece Sindhos sive Persice Hindush (hodie Punjab). Civitatis caput est '''''Peuklotis''''' (hodie Peshawar) civitatis in parte boreali, sed urbs maxima et portus principalis est ''Morostobia'' (Karachi), atque aliae urbes maiores etiam sunt Islamabad, Hyderabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, ac oppida caetera minora.		Pakistan hodiernus est respublica in Asia meridionali sita, ad territorium antiquum cuius nomen erat Latine Sindus vel Graece Sindhos sive Persice Hindush (hodie Punjab). Civitatis caput est '''''Peuklotis''''' (hodie Peshawar) civitatis in parte boreali, sed urbs maxima et portus principalis est ''Morostobia'' (Karachi), atque aliae urbes maiores etiam sunt Islamabad, Hyderabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, ac oppida caetera minora.

User talk:Fred Bauder

2012-05-16T23:27:09Z

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JosÃ© Manuel CalderÃ³n

2012-05-16T23:25:52Z

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Chaurana (Tocharia)

2012-05-16T23:25:50Z

Tochariae montes:

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	Montium triae catenae maiores praealtae iuxta confines Tochariae elevantur: ''Imaus Scythicus'' (Tyen-Shan) ad septentriones, ''Emaus'' (Pamir) ad austro-occidentem, ac Indo-Caucasus (Kwen-Lun) ad meridies, atque tanto ad orientem Sinas veras et Mongoliae versus plerumque montes minores et planities praevalent.		Montium triae catenae maiores praealtae iuxta confines Tochariae elevantur: ''Imaus Scythicus'' (Tyen-Shan) ad septentriones, ''Emaus'' (Pamir) ad austro-occidentem, ac Indo-Caucasus (Kwen-Lun) ad meridies, atque tanto ad orientem Sinas veras et Mongoliae versus plerumque montes minores et planities praevalent.

−	* Tochariae ad marginem australem iugum eruptivum ''Indo-Caucasus'' (= Latine antiquo, Graeco-Latine: ''Anti-Emodus'', Chakavice: ''Hlamki'''tâ'''y'', hodie '''''Kwen-Lun''')'' iuxta cum 70 vulcanis ordinatis, cuius culmen centralis ''Muztag'' ad 7.723m et secundus maior ''~~Ata-Muztag~~'' ad 7.649m elevantur.	+	* Tochariae ad marginem australem iugum eruptivum '''''Baiencara''''' vel ''Indo-Caucasus'' (= Latine antiquo, Graeco-Latine: ''Anti-Emodus'', Hellenice classico: ''Baienkara `ore'', Chakavice: ''Hlamki'''tâ'''y'', hodie '''''Kwen-Lun''')'' iuxta cum 70 vulcanis ordinatis, cuius culmen centralis ''Muztag'' ad 7.723m et secundus maior ''Kongurshan'' ad 7.649m elevantur.
	* ''Mons '''Emaus''''' (Chakavice archaico: ''Obrev'''âr'''he'', hodie ''Pamir + Karakoram)'' ad austro-occidentem in confine Bactriae (hodie Tadjikistan), culmine summo ''Chengri'' (vel Godwin Austen) ad 8.611m elevato et mundi secundo pone Mt Everest.		* ''Mons '''Emaus''''' (Chakavice archaico: ''Obrev'''âr'''he'', hodie ''Pamir + Karakoram)'' ad austro-occidentem in confine Bactriae (hodie Tadjikistan), culmine summo ''Chengri'' (vel Godwin Austen) ad 8.611m elevato et mundi secundo pone Mt Everest.
	* ''Mons '''Issedon''''' vel ''Imaus Scythicus'' (= Graeco-Latine, Hellenice classico: ''`Issedon oros'', Chakavice archaico: ''Obrahl'''âm''''', Uygurice: تەڭرى تاغ‎, - ''Tengri Tagh'', hodie ''Tyan-Shan)'' ad 7.439m trans regiones medias Tochariae elevatus est.		* ''Mons '''Issedon''''' vel ''Imaus Scythicus'' (= Graeco-Latine, Hellenice classico: ''`Issedon oros'', Chakavice archaico: ''Obrahl'''âm''''', Uygurice: تەڭرى تاغ‎, - ''Tengri Tagh'', hodie ''Tyan-Shan)'' ad 7.439m trans regiones medias Tochariae elevatus est.
−	* Septentriones versus etiam alii montes mediocres circa 4.000m iuxta confines Megalescythiae (Kazakhstan) elevantur, velut ''Alatau'' 4.463m, ''Targabatay'' 3.816m, Altay'' (pars australis) ad 4.374m, etc.	+	* Septentriones versus etiam alii montes mediocres circa 4.000m iuxta confines Megalescythiae (Kazakhstan) elevantur, velut ''Alatau'' 4.463m, ''Targabatay'' 3.816m, Altay'' (pars australis) ad 4.374m, etc.

	===Caelum et vegetatio===		===Caelum et vegetatio===

Aquae Sulis

2012-05-16T23:25:23Z

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[[File:Roman Baths in Bath Spa, England - July 2006.jpg|alt=Photograph of the Baths showing a rectangular area of greenish water surrounded by yellow stone buildings with pillars. In the background is the tower of the abbey.|thumb|The Great Bath. Everything above the level of the pillar bases is of a later date.]]
:''For the Roman Baths complex at Aquae Sulis, see [[Roman Baths (Bath)]]''.
'''Aquae Sulis''' was a small [[town]] in the [[Roman province]] of [[Britannia]]. Today it is known as [[Bath, Somerset|Bath]], located in the [[England|English]] county of [[Somerset]].

==Development==
===Baths and temple complex===
[[Image:Romanbathsmodel.JPG|thumb|Model of the Roman baths and temple complex]]
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The Romans probably occupied Aquae Sulis shortly after their invasion of Britain in AD 43, attracted by the large natural hot spring which had been a shrine of the [[Celt]]ic [[Brython]]s, dedicated to their goddess, [[Sulis]]. This spring was a natural mineral spring found in the valley of the Avon River in Southwest England. The name is Latin for "the waters of Sulis." The Romans identified the goddess with their goddess Minerva and encouraged her worship. The similarities between Minerva and Sulis helped the Celts adapt to Roman culture. The spring was built up into a major [[thermae|Roman Baths]] complex associated with an adjoining [[temple]]. About 130 messages to Sulis scratched onto lead [[curse tablet]]s (defixiones) have been recovered from the Sacred Spring by archaeologists.<ref>{{cite book|title=Curse Tablets and Binding Spells from the Ancient World|year=1999|publisher=Oxford University Press USA|isbn=978-0-19-513482-7|editor=Gager, John G.|page=13}}</ref> Most of them were written in [[Latin]], although one discovered was in [[British Language|Brythonic]] and usually laid curses upon those whom the writer felt had done them wrong. This collection is the most important found in Britain.

The brythonic curse recovered on a metal pendant is the only sentence in the language that has been discovered.<ref>{{cite journal|author=Tomlin, R.S.O.|year=1987|title=Was ancient British Celtic ever a written language? Two texts from Roman Bath|journal=Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies|volume=34|pages=18–25}}</ref> It reads:
<blockquote>''Adixoui Deuina Deieda Andagin Uindiorix cuamenai'' or maybe ''Adixoui Deiana Deieda Andagin Uindiorix cuamiun ai''</blockquote>

<blockquote>''The affixed – Deuina, Deieda, Andagin, (and) Uindiorix – I have bound''<ref>{{cite book|last=Mees |first=Bernard |title=Celtic Curses |publisher=Boydell & Brewer |year=2009 |page=35}}</ref></blockquote>

An alternative translation being:
<blockquote>''May I, Windiorix for/at Cuamena defeat (alt. ''summon to justice'') the worthless woman, oh divine Deieda.''<ref>{{cite book|last=Sims-Williams |first=Patrick |title="Common Celtic, Gallo-Brittonic, and Insular Celtic" in Gauloise et celtique continental, P-Y Lambert, G-J Pinault, eds. |publisher=Droz |year=2007 |page=327}}</ref></blockquote>

===Town status===
[[Image:Roman Baths, Bath - Sea Horse Mosaic.jpg|thumb|Section of mosaic floor from the Roman Baths. The main figure is a sea horse.]]
It was the religious settlement, rather than the road junction further north, which was given defensive stone walls, probably in the 3rd century. The area within was largely open ground, but soon began to be filled in. There is some dispute as to whether these new buildings were private dwellings or were associated with servicing the [[pilgrim]]s to the temple. There was also a ribbon development along the northern road outside the walls and cemeteries beyond.<ref name="STRB">{{cite book | last = Burnham | first = Barry C | coauthors = Wacher, John | title = The Small Towns of Roman Britain | publisher = B T Batsford | year = 1990 | location = London}}</ref>

===Decline===
From the later 3rd century on, the [[Western Roman Empire]] and its urban life declined. However, while the great suite of baths fell into disrepair, some use of the hot springs continued. After the [[end of Roman rule in Britain]] around AD 410, some residents seem to have remained, but violence seems to have taken root for, in the 440s, a young girl's severed head was thrust into an oven in Abbeygate Street.<ref>http://www.britannia.com/history/ebk/articles/nenniuscities.html</ref> As far back as [[Geoffrey of Monmouth]], the [[Arthurian]] [[Battle of Mons Badonicus]] (c. 500) has been suggested to have taken place near Aquae Sulis.<ref>[http://www.historyfiles.co.uk/FeaturesBritain/BritishMountBadon.htm Mount Badon/Mons Badonicus]</ref>

==Medieval legend==
In medieval times, the Roman temple at Bath was incorporated into [[Matter of Britain|British legend]]. The thermal springs at Bath were said to have been dedicated to Minerva by the legendary King [[Bladud]] and the temple there endowed with an eternal flame.<ref>[[Geoffrey of Monmouth]]. ''[[Historia Regum Britanniae]],'' [[:s:History of the Kings of Britain/Book 2#14|II:14]].</ref>

An 8th century poem in [[Old English]], ''[[The Ruin]]'', describing the ruinous changes that had overtaken a Roman hot-water spring, is assumed to be a reference to Aquae Sulis. The poem was copied in the [[Exeter Book]] for transmission to future generations.

==Remains==
[[File:Bath bains gorgone.jpg|thumb|The Gorgon at Roman Baths Museum]]
Rediscovered from the 18th century onward, the city's Roman remains have become one of the city's main attractions. They may be viewed almost exclusively at the Roman Baths Museum, which houses:
*Artefacts recovered from the Baths and the Roman town. There is a fine collection of stone sculptures.
*Excavated remains of the main temple courtyard.
*The Roman Baths themselves, though some lie below 18th century stonework. Of particular note is the original Roman Great Bath still lead lined and fed by the sacred spring through Roman lead pipes.

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=b0718a77-fef3-41b5-97cf-62ef25bb9914 3D photosynth of the Great Bath] (requires [[Silverlight]])
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*[http://www.csad.ox.ac.uk/rib/ribiv/jp1.htm images and descriptions from a British Academy research project]

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Bautaea (Thibitum)

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Bauteae montes:

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	* Mons '''''Imaus''''' (Chakavice archaico: ''Obrev'''âr'''he'', hodie ''Karakoram + Pamir)'' ad occidentem in confine Sindhi (hodie Pakistan), culmine maximo ''Chogori'' (vel Godwin-Austen) ad 8.611m elevantur, mundi secundo altiore.		* Mons '''''Imaus''''' (Chakavice archaico: ''Obrev'''âr'''he'', hodie ''Karakoram + Pamir)'' ad occidentem in confine Sindhi (hodie Pakistan), culmine maximo ''Chogori'' (vel Godwin-Austen) ad 8.611m elevantur, mundi secundo altiore.
	* Etiam mons '''''Issedon''''' vel ''Imaus Scythicus'' (= Graeco-Latine, Hellenice classico: ''`Issedon oros'', Latine posteriori: Chakavice: ''Obrahl'''âm''''', hodie ''Tyan-Shan)'' 7.439m ad boreo-occidentem elevatus est.		* Etiam mons '''''Issedon''''' vel ''Imaus Scythicus'' (= Graeco-Latine, Hellenice classico: ''`Issedon oros'', Latine posteriori: Chakavice: ''Obrahl'''âm''''', hodie ''Tyan-Shan)'' 7.439m ad boreo-occidentem elevatus est.
−	* Bauteae in parte centrali iugum eruptivum ''Indo-Caucasus'' (= Latine antiquo, Graeco-Latine: ''Anti-Emodus'', Chakavice: ''Hlamki'''tâ'''y'', hodie '''''Kwen-Lun''')'' iuxta cum 70 vulcanis ordinatis, cuius culmen centralis ''Muztag'' ad 7.723m et secundus maior ''Kongurshan'' ad 7.649m elevantur.	+	* Bauteae in parte centrali iugum eruptivum '''''Baiencara''''' vel ''Indo-Caucasus'' (= Latine antiquo, Graeco-Latine: ''Anti-Emodus'', Hellenice classico: ''Baienkara `ore'', Chakavice: ''Hlamki'''tâ'''y'', hodie '''''Kwen-Lun''')'' iuxta cum 70 vulcanis ordinatis, cuius culmen centralis ''Muztag'' ad 7.723m et secundus maior ''Kongurshan'' ad 7.649m elevantur.
	* Bauteae in margine austro-orientali versus Sinas veras, etiam iugum calcarium Montis '''''Ottorocoras''''' (= Indo-Graece, Indice-Samscrita: ''Uttarakuru'', Latine mediaevali: ''Ottorogorras'' vel ''Opurocarra'', Thibitice: ''Minya-Konkar'', Sinice recente: ''Gongga-Shan'', Chakavice: ''Varki'''tâ'''y)'' elevatur, cuius culmen valde abruptus '''''Minyagonkar''''' ad 7.556m erectus est.		* Bauteae in margine austro-orientali versus Sinas veras, etiam iugum calcarium Montis '''''Ottorocoras''''' (= Indo-Graece, Indice-Samscrita: ''Uttarakuru'', Latine mediaevali: ''Ottorogorras'' vel ''Opurocarra'', Thibitice: ''Minya-Konkar'', Sinice recente: ''Gongga-Shan'', Chakavice: ''Varki'''tâ'''y)'' elevatur, cuius culmen valde abruptus '''''Minyagonkar''''' ad 7.556m erectus est.
	* Alii montes permulti isolati inter 5.000m - 7.000m elevati per altiplanum Thibiticum etiam dispersi sunt.		* Alii montes permulti isolati inter 5.000m - 7.000m elevati per altiplanum Thibiticum etiam dispersi sunt.
−	* Altitudo media Bauteae altiplani caeteri inter 3.000m - 5.000m est, ac ideo Thibitum est in Tellure oropedium valde altissimum et maxime expansum.	+	* Altitudo media Bauteae altiplani caeteri inter 3.000m - 5.000m est, ac ideo Thibitum est in Tellure oropedium valde altissimum et maxime expansum.

	==Culturae olim Thibiticae==		==Culturae olim Thibiticae==

Hyperborea classica

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	* ''Montes '''Riphaei''''' (recenter ''Ural'', Hellenico-Latine antiquis: ''Mons '''Ripaeus''''', Byzantinice et Latine mediaevali: ''Montes Ri'''ph'''aei'', Nordice et Anglice prisco: ''Riffs'', Chakavice archaico: ''Hlamur'''ýn''')'' sunt montes humiliores et tanto ad 1.895m elevati, sed ei catenam longissimam (2500 km) iuxta confines Sibiriae occidentalis et Russiae Europeae formant, atque ideo limes principalis continentalis inter Europam et Asiam dividunt.		* ''Montes '''Riphaei''''' (recenter ''Ural'', Hellenico-Latine antiquis: ''Mons '''Ripaeus''''', Byzantinice et Latine mediaevali: ''Montes Ri'''ph'''aei'', Nordice et Anglice prisco: ''Riffs'', Chakavice archaico: ''Hlamur'''ýn''')'' sunt montes humiliores et tanto ad 1.895m elevati, sed ei catenam longissimam (2500 km) iuxta confines Sibiriae occidentalis et Russiae Europeae formant, atque ideo limes principalis continentalis inter Europam et Asiam dividunt.

−	* Alii montes maiores (antiquitate partim incogniti) in Sibiria boreali sunt e.g. ''Mons Putorana'' (2.037 m), atque in Asia boreo-orientali etiam ''Montes '''~~Auzadii~~''''' (= ~~Graeco-~~Latine ~~antiquis~~, Chakavice archaico: ''Barshehl'''âm'''i'', Rossice: Саяны, Anglice recente: ''Sayan'', 3.492m), etiam Mons '''''Yablonov''''' (Rossice: Яблоновый хребéт - ''Jablonovy Chrebet'', 1.706m), atque '''''Stanovoy''''' (Rossice: Станово́й хребéт - Stanovoj Hrebet, Chakavice archaico: ''Hlamzih'''òd''''', 2.482m), Montes '''''Verchoyan''''' (Rossice: ''Verhoyanski Hrebét'', 2.389m) et alii minores. Sibiriae montes centrales et maximi sunt ''Altay'' (antiquitate: ''Mons Hyperboreus)'' ad ''4.506m'' elevatus:	+	* Alii montes maiores (antiquitate partim incogniti) in Sibiria boreali sunt e.g. ''Mons Putorana'' (2.037 m), atque in Asia boreo-orientali etiam ''Montes '''Anniba''''' (= Latine antiquo, Hellenice classico: ''Auzadios oros'', Chakavice archaico: ''Barshehl'''âm'''i'', Rossice: Саяны, Anglice recente: ''Sayan'', 3.492m), etiam Mons '''''Yablonov''''' (Rossice: Яблоновый хребéт - ''Jablonovy Chrebet'', 1.706m), atque '''''Stanovoy''''' (Rossice: Станово́й хребéт - Stanovoj Hrebet, Chakavice archaico: ''Hlamzih'''òd''''', 2.482m), Montes '''''Verchoyan''''' (Rossice: ''Verhoyanski Hrebét'', 2.389m) et alii minores. Sibiriae montes centrales et maximi sunt ''Altay'' (antiquitate: ''Mons Hyperboreus)'' ad ''4.506m'' elevatus:

	* '''''Mons Hyperboreus''''' (= Graeco-Latine antiquis, etiam Hellenice classico: ''`'''Auxakios''' oros'', Mongolice: Алтайн нуруу - ''Altain nuruu'', Neo-Latine: ''Montes Altaici'', Chakavice archaico palaeo-Slavico: ''Barshav'''âr''''', Anglice recente: ''Mt Altay),'' sunt montes maiores Asiae centralis ad confinia Russiae et Agrippae (Mongolia), ac Megalescythiae (nunc Kazakhstan), in parte medio-meridionali Sibiriae siti. ''Altay'' nomen originem ducit ex verbo Turco-Mongolico 'Montem aureum' significato. Culmen altissimus montium illorum et totae Sibiriae ''Belucha'' (4.506 m) appellatur. In montibus Altai plus quam 3500 lacuum siti sunt: maximi sunt lacus Altin (vel Telescen) et Markakol, atque fluvii multi quorum maiores sunt Bia, Buchtarma, Katuna et Tchu. Opes minerales montium illorum sunt metalla varia: ferrum, hydrargirum, aurum, etc.		* '''''Mons Hyperboreus''''' (= Graeco-Latine antiquis, etiam Hellenice classico: ''`'''Auxakios''' oros'', Mongolice: Алтайн нуруу - ''Altain nuruu'', Neo-Latine: ''Montes Altaici'', Chakavice archaico palaeo-Slavico: ''Barshav'''âr''''', Anglice recente: ''Mt Altay),'' sunt montes maiores Asiae centralis ad confinia Russiae et Agrippae (Mongolia), ac Megalescythiae (nunc Kazakhstan), in parte medio-meridionali Sibiriae siti. ''Altay'' nomen originem ducit ex verbo Turco-Mongolico 'Montem aureum' significato. Culmen altissimus montium illorum et totae Sibiriae ''Belucha'' (4.506 m) appellatur. In montibus Altai plus quam 3500 lacuum siti sunt: maximi sunt lacus Altin (vel Telescen) et Markakol, atque fluvii multi quorum maiores sunt Bia, Buchtarma, Katuna et Tchu. Opes minerales montium illorum sunt metalla varia: ferrum, hydrargirum, aurum, etc.
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−	* '''''~~Ienissey~~''''' (Russice: Енисей - Enisej vel ''Jenisej'', Neo-Latine: ''Ieniscea)'' est tote Russiae et Asiae borealis amnis maxima in Sibiria centrali fluens. Confluxu fluviorum Ieniseae Maioris et Ieniseae Minoris ad urbem Kyzyl (Tuvae metropolis) incipiens, 3.487 chiliomenta fluit et in Mare Hyperboreum effunditur. Ad Ienisey sunt urbes ripenses: Abakan, Krasnoiarsk, Ieniseysk, Igarka, Dudinka et nonnulla alia oppida minora. ''Ieniseysk'' (Rossice Енисейск - ''Enisejsk'', Neo-Latine: ''Ienisea)'' est urbs Sibiriae orientalis, in territorio Krasnoiarsk Foederationis Russicae, ad ripam sinistram amnis Ienisey sita. Circa 19 millia incolarum habet (anno 2009). Id est anno 1619 ut castrum militare condita et anno 1676 urbs facta, saeculis XVII - XVIII erat sedes valens mercaturae et gubernationis Sibiriae orientalis.	+	* ''Amnis '''Oechardes''''' (= Latine antiquo, Hellenice classico: ''`Oichardês potamos'', Russice: Енисей - Enisej vel ''Jenisej'', Neo-Latine: ''Ieniscea'', Anglice: ''Jenissey'') est tote Russiae et Asiae borealis amnis maxima in Sibiria centrali fluens. Confluxu fluviorum Ieniseae Maioris et Ieniseae Minoris ad urbem Kyzyl (Tuvae metropolis) incipiens, 3.487 chiliomenta fluit et in Mare Hyperboreum effunditur. Ad Ienisey sunt urbes ripenses: Abakan, Krasnoiarsk, Ieniseysk, Igarka, Dudinka et nonnulla alia oppida minora. ''Ieniseysk'' (Rossice Енисейск - ''Enisejsk'', Neo-Latine: ''Ienisea)'' est urbs Sibiriae orientalis, in territorio Krasnoiarsk Foederationis Russicae, ad ripam sinistram amnis Ienisey sita. Circa 19 millia incolarum habet (anno 2009). Id est anno 1619 ut castrum militare condita et anno 1676 urbs facta, saeculis XVII - XVIII erat sedes valens mercaturae et gubernationis Sibiriae orientalis.

	* '''''Lena''''' (Russice: Лена) est flumen Russiae boreo-orientalis in territorio Yacutiae (Sibiria orientalis) situm, 4.400 chiliometra fluens et in Mare Hyperboreum effunditur. Flumina alia plus orientalia in Asia boreo-orientali plerumque minora sunt, partim causa caeli plus sicci cum praecipitationibus restrictis in Sibiria orientali.		* '''''Lena''''' (Russice: Лена) est flumen Russiae boreo-orientalis in territorio Yacutiae (Sibiria orientalis) situm, 4.400 chiliometra fluens et in Mare Hyperboreum effunditur. Flumina alia plus orientalia in Asia boreo-orientali plerumque minora sunt, partim causa caeli plus sicci cum praecipitationibus restrictis in Sibiria orientali.

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		+	* [[Bruton]]
		+	* [[Burnham-on-Sea]]
		+	* [[Castle Cary]]
		+	* [[Chard, Somerset\|Chard]]
		+	* [[Clevedon]]
		+	* [[Crewkerne]]
		+	* [[Dulverton]]
		+	* [[Frome]]
		+	* [[Glastonbury]]
		+	* [[Highbridge, Somerset\|Highbridge]]
		+	* [[Ilminster]]
		+	* [[Keynsham]]
		+	* [[Langport]]
		+	* [[Midsomer Norton]]
		+	* [[Minehead]]
		+	* [[Nailsea]]
		+	* [[North Petherton]]
		+	* [[Portishead, Somerset\|Portishead]]
		+	* [[Radstock]]
		+	* [[Shepton Mallet]]
		+	* [[Somerton]]
		+	* [[South Petherton]]
		+	* [[Taunton]]
		+	* [[Watchet]]
		+	* [[Wellington, Somerset\|Wellington]]
		+	* [[Wells]]
		+	* [[Weston-super-Mare]]
		+	* [[Wincanton]]
		+	* [[Wiveliscombe]]
		+	* [[Yeovil]]
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		+	* [[River Aller\|Aller]]
		+	* [[River Avill\|Avill]]
		+	* [[River Avon (Bristol)\|Avon]]
		+	* [[River Axe (Bristol Channel)\|Axe (Bristol Channel)]]
		+	* [[River Axe (Lyme Bay)\|Axe (Lyme Bay)]]
		+	* [[Badgworthy Water]]
		+	* [[River Banwell\|Banwell]]
		+	* [[River Barle\|Barle]]
		+	* [[River Brue\|Brue]]
		+	* [[Cam Brook]]
		+	* [[River Cary\|Cary]]
		+	* [[River Chew\|Chew]]
		+	* [[East Lyn River\|East Lyn]]
		+	* [[River Exe\|Exe]]
		+	* [[Fivehead River\|Fivehead]]
		+	* [[River Frome, Somerset\|Frome]]
		+	* [[River Haddeo\|Haddeo]]
		+	* [[Hoar Oak Water]]
		+	* [[River Holford\|Holford]]
		+	* [[River Horner\|Horner]]
		+	* [[River Huntspill\|Huntspill]]
		+	* [[River Isle\|Isle]]
		+	* [[Land Yeo]]
		+	* [[Mells River\|Mells]]
		+	* [[Midford Brook]]
		+	* [[Oare Water]]
		+	* [[River Parrett\|Parret]]
		+	* [[Severn Estuary]]
		+	* [[River Sheppey\|Sheppey]]
		+	* [[River Somer\|Somer]]
		+	* [[Sowy River\|Sowy]]
		+	* [[River Tone\|Tone]]
		+	* [[Washford River\|Washford]]
		+	* [[Wellow Brook]]
		+	* [[West Lyn River\|West Lyn]]
		+	* [[Whitelake River\|Whitelake]]
		+	* [[Congresbury Yeo\|Yeo (Congresbury)]]
		+	* [[River Yeo (South Somerset)\|Yeo (South Somerset)]]
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		+	* [[Culture of Somerset]]
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		+	* [[Geography of Somerset]]
		+	* [[Geology of Somerset]]
		+	* [[History of Somerset]]
		+	* [[List of museums in Somerset\|Museums]]
		+	* [[Transport in Somerset]]<BR>Geographic areas: [[Blackdown Hills]]
		+	* [[Brendon Hills]]
		+	* [[Chew Valley]]
		+	* [[Exmoor]]
		+	* [[Mendip Hills]]
		+	* [[Polden Hills]]
		+	* [[Quantock Hills]]
		+	* [[Somerset Levels]]
		+	* [[South West Coast Path]]
		+	* [[West Somerset Coast Path]]
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		+	* [[Age of Discovery]]
		+	* [[Baroque]]
		+	* [[Thirty Years' War]]
		+	* [[Absolute monarchy]]
		+	* [[Ottoman Empire]]
		+	* [[Portuguese Empire]]
		+	* [[Spanish Empire]]
		+	* [[Early modern France]]
		+	* [[Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth]]
		+	* [[Swedish Empire]]
		+	* [[Dutch Republic]]
		+	* [[British Empire]]
		+	* [[Habsburg Monarchy]]
		+	* [[Russian Empire]]
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		+	\| group5 = Modern history
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		+	* [[Age of Enlightenment]]
		+	* [[Great Divergence]]
		+	* [[French Revolution]]
		+	* [[Napoleonic Wars]]
		+	* [[Rise of nationalism in Europe\|Nationalism]]
		+	** [[Serbian Revolution]]
		+	* [[Revolutions of 1848]]
		+	* [[Industrialisation]]
		+	* [[World War I]]
		+	* [[October Revolution]]
		+	* [[Interwar period\|Interbellum]]
		+	* [[World War II]]
		+	* [[Cold War]]
		+	* [[European integration]]
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		+	* [[Genetic history of Europe]]
		+	* [[History of Western civilization]]
		+	* [[History of the Mediterranean region]]
		+	* [[Military history of Europe]]
		+	* [[Western art history]]
		+	* [[Maritime history of Europe]]
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*"[[Anata no Koibito ni Naritai no Desu]]"
*"[[Itsu no Hi mo]]"
*"[[Lonely (Mao Abe song)|Lonely]]"
*"[[19-sai no Uta]]"

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*"My Baby"
*"[[Free (Mao Abe song)|Free]]"
*"Mada"

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Candlejack

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−	[[~~Image~~:~~Candlejack.jpg\|thumb\|~~Candlejack]]	+	#REDIRECT [[wf:Candlejack]]
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−	~~'''Candlejack''' is a supernatural character, similar to the [[Boogeyman]], from the [[cartoon]] [[Freakezoid]].~~	+
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−	~~==Description==~~	+
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−	~~===Wikipedia===~~	+
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−	~~[[Wikipedia]] has a short description on the character, according to their policies and the fact that it appeared in only one episode. It is, currently<ref>[[January 12]], [[2009]]</ref>, as followed:~~	+
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−	{{cquote\|'''Candle Jack''' (voiced by [[Jeff Bennett]]) - A supernatural villain, called a Boogeyman "the for-real one" in the series. He abducts anyone who says his name and ties them up with rope. Although he prides himself on being scary, he has a weakness for pie and also seems to enjoy watching F Troop.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?oldid=261332048 Current Freakezoid! article on Wikipedia]</ref>}}	+
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−	~~The main namespace is currently edit protected probably due to the attempt of the meme's fans to create a page.~~	+
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−	~~==Origins==~~	+
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−	The character's traits somewhat resembles those of [[Candyman]]'s<ref>[http://www.wrestlingforum.com/anything/425295-candlejack-meme.html#post6286826 Similarity between Candlejack and Candyman noticed on a discution about the meme on Wrestling Forum.com]</ref>, and it might very well be a parody of it. Similarities include the obvious "[[Candy]]" part of the name, that of calling any of their name brings them, with Candlejack needing only one time, and Candyman three times (in the book). Another circumstancial one is that it is subject of (and prospers from) rumors.	+
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−	~~==Meme==~~	+
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−	Although appearing in only one episode, an [[internet meme]] was created out of the character's ability, transitarated onto the internet. Thus, calling his name automaticly "cuts out" the writer in the middle of the sentence.	+
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−	A rule vehiculated between some of the old participants to the meme is that the name only "gets you" in the next sentence preceding that of saying it, and in no way in the middle of the writing of that name. However, both forms apply in use.	+
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−	~~==External links==~~	+
−	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkGVhmw7x9Q&fmt=18 Complete episode on YouTube]	+
−	* [http://lurkmore.com/wiki/Candlejack Explanation on LurkMore.com]	+
−	* [http://tvtropesmirror.wikia.com/wiki/Candle_Jack CandleJack] on TV Tropes Mirror and [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/JustBugsMe/CandleJack extensive] [[running gag]] on [[TV Tropes]]	+
−	* [http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/Candleja... Parody image gallery on ED]	+
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−	~~==Notes and references==~~	+
−	~~{{reflist}}~~	+
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	[[Category:Fictional characters]]		[[Category:Fictional characters]]
	[[Category:Internet memes]]		[[Category:Internet memes]]
	[[Category:Original research]]		[[Category:Original research]]
−	~~{{2008 made}}{{2011}}~~

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