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	The ethnic cleansing of the autochthonous Italian population of today’s Croatian coastline started in the second half of the 1800’s		The ethnic cleansing of the autochthonous Italian population of today’s Croatian coastline started in the second half of the 1800’s
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	*Zadar-Zara		*Zadar-Zara
	*Split-Spalato		*Split-Spalato
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	=== Republic of Ragusa ===		=== Republic of Ragusa ===

-	Take for example the history of the '''Republic of Ragusa''', (officially the city is known as Dubrovnik only from 1919 on). Ragusa has been an independent republic governed since the Middle Ages by a Latin/Illyrian ~~oligarchy~~. When it was abolished in 1808 by the Napoleonic army, the small but influential and immensely rich maritime republic left a gigantic archive in which all government documents were written, first in Latin, then in Italian “vulgar”(Dalmatian) and finally in modern Italian (the Republic had an office in charge of translations from Slavic vernacular). In the daily business of the government and in diplomacy - Ragusa had over 80 consulates in every major European and Middle Eastern city -, the official language of the small republic was Italian. Furthermore, The Republic of Ragusa is remembered as ”The fifth Maritime Republic of Italy” (with Venice, Pisa, Amalfi and Genoa). For centuries, the well-to-do Ragusan families sent their children to study in the Italian universities. Across the Adriatic sea, Ragusans had daily contacts with Italy. The celebrated libraries of Ragusa were full of Italian editions of every kind, but no books printed in Slavic languages. Today in some Croatian history books the real history of Ragusa disappears almost completely.	+	Take for example the history of the '''Republic of Ragusa''', (officially the city is known as Dubrovnik only from 1919 on). Ragusa has been an independent republic governed since the Middle Ages by a Latin/Illyrian families. When it was abolished in 1808 by the Napoleonic army, the small but influential and immensely rich maritime republic left a gigantic archive in which all government documents were written, first in Latin, then in Italian “vulgar”(Dalmatian) and finally in modern Italian (the Republic had an office in charge of translations from Slavic vernacular). In the daily business of the government and in diplomacy - Ragusa had over 80 consulates in every major European and Middle Eastern city -, the official language of the small republic was Italian. Furthermore, The Republic of Ragusa is remembered as ”The fifth Maritime Republic of Italy” (with Venice, Pisa, Amalfi and Genoa). For centuries, the well-to-do Ragusan families sent their children to study in the Italian universities. Across the Adriatic sea, Ragusans had daily contacts with Italy. The celebrated libraries of Ragusa were full of Italian editions of every kind, but no books printed in Slavic languages. Today in some Croatian history books the real history of Ragusa disappears almost completely.

	The historians maintain that Dubrovnik “is an important page of the history of Croatia”, although Ragusa had only commercial liaisons with a Croatian territory that has not been a state for nine centuries. They repeat obsessively that the maritime republic was Croatian “almost since the beginning of her history”, that her merchant fleet was completely Croatian. Every family of the town’s aristocracy - Basilio, Cerva, Ghetaldi, Luccari, Menze, etc. - is given arbitrarily “the equivalent Croatian name“. All Ragusan state institutions are receiving Croatian denominations; all monasteries in town are presented as “Croatian”, although the clergy was Italian. You find all these misappropriations in [[Wikipedia]] “the free encyclopaedia” site, where the authors (clearly Croats) are demonstrating how grotesque are their pretensions when, at a certain point, they report the list of Ragusan senators who attended the last session of their Greater Council, the one in which it was announced that the glorious republic was dissolved (Aug. 29, 1814): of a little over forty incontestable Italian names of the senators, only one is of Croatian origin: Marino Domenico, count of Zlatarich.		The historians maintain that Dubrovnik “is an important page of the history of Croatia”, although Ragusa had only commercial liaisons with a Croatian territory that has not been a state for nine centuries. They repeat obsessively that the maritime republic was Croatian “almost since the beginning of her history”, that her merchant fleet was completely Croatian. Every family of the town’s aristocracy - Basilio, Cerva, Ghetaldi, Luccari, Menze, etc. - is given arbitrarily “the equivalent Croatian name“. All Ragusan state institutions are receiving Croatian denominations; all monasteries in town are presented as “Croatian”, although the clergy was Italian. You find all these misappropriations in [[Wikipedia]] “the free encyclopaedia” site, where the authors (clearly Croats) are demonstrating how grotesque are their pretensions when, at a certain point, they report the list of Ragusan senators who attended the last session of their Greater Council, the one in which it was announced that the glorious republic was dissolved (Aug. 29, 1814): of a little over forty incontestable Italian names of the senators, only one is of Croatian origin: Marino Domenico, count of Zlatarich.
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	Some Croatian historians and researchers are a legion of agit-props engaged in the “patriotic mission” of promoting the grandeur of their homeland. Their patriotism obeys to a categorical imperative: the country comes first, at any cost, even lying. They “Croatianize“ '''everybody''' and '''everything'''. Literally hundreds of public figures, artists, scientists, and academics - Italian Dalmatia had in XIX century 32 newspapers and periodicals, a rich history, an incredible artistic, academic and literary life, and glorious maritime traditions - today are mentioned as “Croatian“.		Some Croatian historians and researchers are a legion of agit-props engaged in the “patriotic mission” of promoting the grandeur of their homeland. Their patriotism obeys to a categorical imperative: the country comes first, at any cost, even lying. They “Croatianize“ '''everybody''' and '''everything'''. Literally hundreds of public figures, artists, scientists, and academics - Italian Dalmatia had in XIX century 32 newspapers and periodicals, a rich history, an incredible artistic, academic and literary life, and glorious maritime traditions - today are mentioned as “Croatian“.

-	In 1998, writing for “The Atlantic” magazine''' Robert D. Kaplan''' (author of influential “Balkan Ghosts”) seemed to be the first American essayist to reveal the truth about the suppression of the Italian past of Ragusa by Croatia (and by extension of Dalmatia). ''“A nasty, tribal principality, he wrote - who are attempting to transform, in the old Republic, its character subtly from that of a sensuous, cosmopolitan mélange into a sterile, nationalistic uniformity”''. Of the original Italian speaking population of the town only about 40 individuals survived the ethnic cleansing. Unnoticed by academic authorities in the West, an implacable (first Panslavistic, then Pan Croat) “nationalization” of non-Croatian history continued for decades in a dramatic crescendo. In the last half century it reached epidemic proportions: Andrea Antico, born in Motovun (Montona) in Istria, a composer and music publisher of the 1500s (he is studied in every music school of this globe), was re-baptised Andrija Staric (or Starcevic)~~; the~~ Renaissance painter Lorenzo De Boninis, born in Dubrovnik, is presented in Croatian history books and tourist guides as “Lovro Dobricevic”; Nicola Fiorentino, an Italian born XVI century architect active for decades in Dalmatia, becomes the fake Croat “Nikola Firentinac“.	+	In 1998, writing for “The Atlantic” magazine''' Robert D. Kaplan''' (author of influential “Balkan Ghosts”) seemed to be the first American essayist to reveal the truth about the suppression of the Italian past of Ragusa by Croatia (and by extension of Dalmatia). ''“A nasty, tribal principality, he wrote - who are attempting to transform, in the old Republic, its character subtly from that of a sensuous, cosmopolitan mélange into a sterile, nationalistic uniformity”''. Of the original Italian speaking population of the town only about 40 individuals survived the ethnic cleansing. Unnoticed by academic authorities in the West, an implacable (first Panslavistic, then Pan Croat) “nationalization” of non-Croatian history continued for decades in a dramatic crescendo.
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		+	In the last half century it reached epidemic proportions:
		+	*Andrea Antico, born in Motovun (Montona) in Istria, a composer and music publisher of the 1500s (he is studied in every music school of this globe), was re-baptised Andrija Staric (or Starcevic)
		+	*The Renaissance painter Lorenzo De Boninis, born in Dubrovnik, is presented in Croatian history books and tourist guides as “Lovro Dobricevic”
		+	*Nicola Fiorentino, an Italian born XVI century architect active for decades in Dalmatia, becomes the fake Croat “Nikola Firentinac“.

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	A reliable Croatian archeologist, '''Josip Vlahovic''', studied a bas-relief in the Split Baptistery, portraying a Middle Ages king on the throne, with a crown on his head and holding a cross. At his side there is a figure, maybe a court official, and in front of him another figure prostrated on the floor. Examining the clothing, hairstyle and other details, Vlahovic concluded, honestly, that the bas-relief was ”most probably” created by a band of Longobards, who settled in Dalmatian interior in the VI century before moving out of the territory, in an uncertain period, and disappearing.		A reliable Croatian archeologist, '''Josip Vlahovic''', studied a bas-relief in the Split Baptistery, portraying a Middle Ages king on the throne, with a crown on his head and holding a cross. At his side there is a figure, maybe a court official, and in front of him another figure prostrated on the floor. Examining the clothing, hairstyle and other details, Vlahovic concluded, honestly, that the bas-relief was ”most probably” created by a band of Longobards, who settled in Dalmatian interior in the VI century before moving out of the territory, in an uncertain period, and disappearing.

-	According to '''Daria Garbin''', an archeologist living in Split, who wrote extensively about that Longobards,<ref> [http://books.google.com/books?id=GqUrAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA146&dq=Longobards&client=safari&cd=2#v=onepage&q=Longobards&f=false The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful... ] Volume 14 By Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain)</ref> that the bas-relief king “could be” the Longobard Alaric. Finally, the elegant and rich book “Croatia in the Early Middle Ages - A cultural survey”, published by the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, printed in London in 1999, and distributed in all English speaking countries, is embellished by a magnificent, full-page picture of the same bas-relief. Beside the picture, there is the explanation: “Marble carving of a Croatian king (maybe Zvonimir)”. Here the Longobards do not receive any attention. One of the most frequent tricks in this “propagandistic history” is to find a couple of Croatian personalities and squeeze between them the Slavicized name of an Italian local personality in order to “demonstrate” that a Dalmatian town was, yes inhabited by “some” Italians, but was predominantly Croatian. Take for example Trogir, known for a millennia as the Italian Dalmatian town of ~~Traù~~, incredibly rich in arts and architecture, and since 1997 protected by the '''UNESCO'''. On a Croatian Internet site you can notice that a humanist and writer from Trogir, Koriolan Cipiko, active in 1500s is sandwiched between two Croatian historical figures that had nothing to do with him nor Trogir. Here the intention is to ''“neutralized”'' completely that gentleman, whose real name was Coriolano Cippico, a member of an illustrious centuries old Dalmatian dynasty (of bishops, writers, philosophers, army and navy leaders, you name it) of Roman origin.	+	According to '''Daria Garbin''', an archeologist living in Split, who wrote extensively about that Longobards,<ref> [http://books.google.com/books?id=GqUrAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA146&dq=Longobards&client=safari&cd=2#v=onepage&q=Longobards&f=false The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful... ] Volume 14 By Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain)</ref> that the bas-relief king “could be” the Longobard Alaric. Finally, the elegant and rich book “Croatia in the Early Middle Ages - A cultural survey”, published by the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, printed in London in 1999, and distributed in all English speaking countries, is embellished by a magnificent, full-page picture of the same bas-relief. Beside the picture, there is the explanation: “Marble carving of a Croatian king (maybe Zvonimir)”. Here the Longobards do not receive any attention. One of the most frequent tricks in this “propagandistic history” is to find a couple of Croatian personalities and squeeze between them the Slavicized name of an Italian local personality in order to “demonstrate” that a Dalmatian town was, yes inhabited by “some” Italians, but was predominantly Croatian.
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		+	Take for example Trogir, known for a millennia as the Italian Dalmatian town of Trau, incredibly rich in arts and architecture, and since 1997 protected by the '''UNESCO'''. On a Croatian Internet site you can notice that a humanist and writer from Trogir, Koriolan Cipiko, active in 1500s is sandwiched between two Croatian historical figures that had nothing to do with him nor Trogir. Here the intention is to ''“neutralized”'' completely that gentleman, whose real name was Coriolano Cippico, a member of an illustrious centuries old Dalmatian dynasty (of bishops, writers, philosophers, army and navy leaders, you name it) of Roman origin.

	Another Croatian site says that “during this period Italian citizens, until 1918 the ruling class and almost half part of the population, were forced to leave for Italy”. Forced by whom? The authors of the site cautiously don’t say it. In another Croatian site we find that in the same period Trogir had 16.000 inhabitants, that means that 8.000 were Italians. Today the Italians living in Trogir are only a handful. There are literally hundred of episodes and cases like these, in numerous Croatian history books and tourist guides published in English language and distributed in the West, and now also on Internet. Outright falsehoods, half-truths, tendentious presentations, patriotic rhetoric and grotesque nationalistic grandiosity are very common in them. This part of the Croatian academic world knows no limits in the national appetite for glory, veneration of patriotic heritage, and stealing of other people’s cultural icons to show off.		Another Croatian site says that “during this period Italian citizens, until 1918 the ruling class and almost half part of the population, were forced to leave for Italy”. Forced by whom? The authors of the site cautiously don’t say it. In another Croatian site we find that in the same period Trogir had 16.000 inhabitants, that means that 8.000 were Italians. Today the Italians living in Trogir are only a handful. There are literally hundred of episodes and cases like these, in numerous Croatian history books and tourist guides published in English language and distributed in the West, and now also on Internet. Outright falsehoods, half-truths, tendentious presentations, patriotic rhetoric and grotesque nationalistic grandiosity are very common in them. This part of the Croatian academic world knows no limits in the national appetite for glory, veneration of patriotic heritage, and stealing of other people’s cultural icons to show off.
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	===Marco Polo/Franz Joseph Haydn===		===Marco Polo/Franz Joseph Haydn===

-	Nowadays in Croatia (and through Internet in the United States also) they maintain that '''Marco Polo''' was born on Croatian island of Korcula <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curzola#History Wikipedia-Korcula History]</ref> ''(historically Curzola; up to 1920s the main town of the island was populated by an Italian majority)'' and that he was a Croat, not a Venetian, without any document to prove it. They also appropriate Giovanni da Verrazzano, the Tuscan explorer who is considered to be the first European to have discovered the bay of New York, in 1524 (decades before Henry Hudson). For this primacy his name was given to the spectacular modern bridge that connects Brooklyn with Staten Island. But now Verrazzano is proclaimed “Croat”. Why? Because while exploring the Eastern Atlantic coast going North, he used to give some Dalmatian names to certain territories and islands he discovered during his voyage. So Verrazzano becomes “Vranjanin or Vrancic”.	+	Nowadays in Croatia (and through Internet in the United States also) they maintain that '''Marco Polo''' was born on Croatian island of Korcula <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curzola#History Wikipedia-Korcula History]</ref> ''(historically Curzola; up to 1920s the main town of the island was populated by an Italian majority)'' and that he was a Croat, not a Venetian, without any document to prove it.
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		+	They also appropriate Giovanni da Verrazzano, the Tuscan explorer who is considered to be the first European to have discovered the bay of New York, in 1524 (decades before Henry Hudson). For this primacy his name was given to the spectacular modern bridge that connects Brooklyn with Staten Island. But now Verrazzano is proclaimed “Croat”. Why? Because while exploring the Eastern Atlantic coast going North, he used to give some Dalmatian names to certain territories and islands he discovered during his voyage. So Verrazzano becomes “Vranjanin or Vrancic”.

	The same destiny is reserved to an Austrian composer, '''Franz Joseph Haydn''',<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Haydn's_ethnicity Joseph Haydn's ethnicity]</ref> only because he was born (in 1723) in an Austrian region inhabited by a community of Croatian origins who settled there in VII century A.D. during barbarian invasions of Europe. Certain Croatian nationalistic historiographers are busy creating for their country the desolating fake image of a civilized and highly spiritual nation, using the heritage of a civilization the country eradicated in the first historically documented, but still unknown, Balkan ethnic cleansing.		The same destiny is reserved to an Austrian composer, '''Franz Joseph Haydn''',<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Haydn's_ethnicity Joseph Haydn's ethnicity]</ref> only because he was born (in 1723) in an Austrian region inhabited by a community of Croatian origins who settled there in VII century A.D. during barbarian invasions of Europe. Certain Croatian nationalistic historiographers are busy creating for their country the desolating fake image of a civilized and highly spiritual nation, using the heritage of a civilization the country eradicated in the first historically documented, but still unknown, Balkan ethnic cleansing.
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	Today nobody is noticing and condemning this threatening phenomena. These charlatans with a master degree are doing a tremendous disservice first of all to their own country. They are also dangerous. In a region in the past tremendously violent and today with so many unsolved problems, this kind of piracy is very ominous and should be stopped.		Today nobody is noticing and condemning this threatening phenomena. These charlatans with a master degree are doing a tremendous disservice first of all to their own country. They are also dangerous. In a region in the past tremendously violent and today with so many unsolved problems, this kind of piracy is very ominous and should be stopped.

-	*Preceding unsigned comment added by ''200.112.16.153'' (28 December 2009)	+	*Preceding unsigned comment added ''by'' ''200.112.16.153'' (28 December 2009)

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	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Previously_banned_user Previously_banned_user] worked on Columba Ryan [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Previously_banned_user]. The account was blocked before the article was completed, by checkuser [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log/block&page=User%3APreviously+banned+user]. The checkuser was challenged, on the grounds that there was no abuse, but the the objection was that it could be used "be used to fight vandalism, to check for sockpuppet abuse, and to limit disruption of the project"[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Previously_banned_user].		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Previously_banned_user Previously_banned_user] worked on Columba Ryan [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Previously_banned_user]. The account was blocked before the article was completed, by checkuser [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log/block&page=User%3APreviously+banned+user]. The checkuser was challenged, on the grounds that there was no abuse, but the the objection was that it could be used "be used to fight vandalism, to check for sockpuppet abuse, and to limit disruption of the project"[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Previously_banned_user].
	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:The_Cement_of_the_Universe The_Cement_of_the_Universe], working on and trying to complete the same article [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Peter_Damian]. Absurdly, the article on Ryan was nominated for deletion on the grounds it was written by a banned user [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Columba_Ryan&oldid=314943937].		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:The_Cement_of_the_Universe The_Cement_of_the_Universe], working on and trying to complete the same article [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Peter_Damian]. Absurdly, the article on Ryan was nominated for deletion on the grounds it was written by a banned user [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Columba_Ryan&oldid=314943937].
		+	* User ''Short-lived account'' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Short_lived_account] was a short-term account created to fix Wikipedia's problem about the birth date of Duns Scotus - given as 1270, 1265, 1266 in the same article and 1264 in another article. On discovering that SLA was a 'banned user', User:Beeblebrox reverted these edits as follows
		+	** He changes the birth date of Scotus from 1265 to 1264 (as well as re-creating a dead link to John Pecham), with the comment "Reverted 3 edits by Short-lived account identified as vandalism" [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Greyfriars,_Oxford&diff=342767078&oldid=342476230]
		+	** Reverts edits by Short-lived account to the Scotus article [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Duns_Scotus&diff=342767071&oldid=342552308] that revert the birth date of Scotus changes Scotus from the correct 1265 back to 1264.

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-	Applying the same procedure to any positive integer <math>n\!</math> produces an expression called the ''doubly recursive factorization'' (DRF) of <math>n.\!</math> ~~This~~ corresponding function from positive integers to DRF expressions may be indicated as <math>\operatorname{drf}(n).\!</math>	+	Applying the same procedure to any positive integer <math>n\!</math> produces an expression called the ''doubly recursive factorization'' (DRF) of <math>n.\!</math> The corresponding function from positive integers to DRF expressions may be indicated as <math>\operatorname{drf}(n).\!</math>

-	The ~~form~~ of a DRF ~~expression~~ can be mapped into either one of two classes of graph-theoretical structures, called riffs and ''rotes'', respectively.	+	The forms of DRF expressions can be mapped into either one of two classes of graph-theoretical structures, called ''riffs'' and ''rotes'', respectively.

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-	Even as recently as the ~~Second~~ Quarter of ~~2009~~, we have authored articles in exchange for payment ~~that were copied by others into~~ Wikipedia. It '''can''' be done, folks. You simply can't ever breathe a word of it. That's the secret.	+	Even as recently as the First Quarter of 2010, we have authored Wikipedia articles in exchange for payment -- even despite a community "ban" on my editing Wikipedia. It '''can''' be done, folks. You simply can't ever breathe a word of it. That's the secret.

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-	Applying the same procedure to any positive integer <math>n\!</math> produces an expression called the ''doubly recursive factorization'' (DRF) of <math>n.\!</math> This may be ~~abbreviated~~ as <math>\operatorname{drf}(n).\!</math>	+	Applying the same procedure to any positive integer <math>n\!</math> produces an expression called the ''doubly recursive factorization'' (DRF) of <math>n.\!</math> This corresponding function from positive integers to DRF expressions may be indicated as <math>\operatorname{drf}(n).\!</math>

-	The form of a DRF expression can be mapped into either one of two classes of graph-theoretical structures, called ''riffs'' and ''rotes'', respectively.	+	The form of a DRF expression can be mapped into either one of two classes of graph-theoretical structures, called riffs and ''rotes'', respectively.

-	~~The ''riff'' of~~ <math>~~123456789~~\!</math> is the following digraph:	+	{\| align=center cellpadding="6" width="90%"
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-	~~The ''rote'' of~~ <math>~~123456789~~\!</math> is the following graph:	+	\| <math>\operatorname{rote}(123456789)</math> is the following graph:
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-	Applying the same procedure to any positive integer <math>n\!</math> produces an expression called the ''doubly recursive factorization'' of <math>n.\!</math> ~~It serves to call this the ''drift'' of~~ <math>n\!</math> and ~~to notate the corresponding mapping from positive integers to factorization expressions as~~ <math>~~\operatorname{drift}(n).~~\!</math>	+	Applying the same procedure to any positive integer <math>n\!</math> produces an expression called the ''doubly recursive factorization'' (DRF) of <math>n.\!</math> This may be abbreviated as <math>\operatorname{drf}(n).\!</math>
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		+	The form of a DRF expression can be mapped into either one of two classes of graph-theoretical structures, called ''riffs'' and ''rotes'', respectively.
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Goldenmind — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:33:10 GMT

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{{Infobox Nonprofit
| nonprofit_name = [[Nonprofit_Name:=Church of the Loving Shepherd]]
| nonprofit_logo = [[Image:Church_of_the_Loving_Shepherd_logo.png|143px]] ''Iconic logo of the church''
| nonprofit_slogan = ''in essentials, unity in non-essentials, liberty in all things, charity''
| company_type = [[Company_Type:=NPO|[[Non-Profit Organization]]]]
| foundation = [[1956]]
| founder = Elwood Bailey
| location = {{flagicon|US}} [[City:=West Chester|[[West Chester, Pennsylvania|West Chester]]]], [[State_Name:=Pennsylvania|[[Pennsylvania]]]], [[Country_Name:=United States|[[United States|USA]]]]
| key_people = [[Key_Person1:=John Woodcock]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=Pastor]] [[Key_Person2:=Mark Bailey]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Associate Pastor]] [[Key_Person3:=Gregory J. Kohs|[[Directory:Gregory J. Kohs|Gregory J. Kohs]]]], [[Key_Person3_Title:=Board]] [[Key_Person4:=Kathryn West]], [[Key_Person4_Title:=Manager]] 
| industry = [[NAICS_Code1_Title:=Religious Organizations|[[Churches]]]]
| products =
| revenue = {{profit}}[[United States dollar|US$]][[Revenues:=250000|250 thousand]] (2006)
| net_assets = {{loss}}US$[[Change Net Assets:=-20000|-20 thousand]] (2006)
| num_employees = {{steady}} [[Employees:=5|1 full-time, 4 part-time]] (2006)
| parent =
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| owner =
| contact = [[Address:=1066 S. New Street]] West Chester, [[State_Code:=PA]]  [[Country_Code:=US]]  [[Zip:=19382]] [[Phone:=610.692.8280]]  [[Fax:=]] [[Web:=www.lovingshepherd.org|[http://www.lovingshepherd.org www.lovingshepherd.org]]]
| reference = [[Year End]]: [[Year End:=1231|December/31]] [[NAICS]]: [[NAICS_Code1:=81311]] [[Entity Type|Entity]]: [[Entity_Type:=Corporation|[[Corporation]]]] [[Latitude]]: [[Latitude:=39.922625|39°55′27.5″N]] [[Longitude]]: [[Longitude:=-75.597537|75°35′55.3″W]] 
| footnotes =
}}

The '''Church of the Loving Shepherd''' is an ecumenical, community church, rooted in Christ's spirit of compassion, called into service, and committed to encourage each member's journey into God. The mission of the church is:

:''To provide at Bournelyf a democratic Christian fellowship of faith and acceptance whereby, through worship, education, and programmed ministries, members and the larger community find nurture and growth.''

The church is located on a 19-acre farm property just south of West Chester, Pennsylvania. The services are conducted in a renovated 18th-century barn.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.philadelphiabuildings.org/pab/app/pr_display.cfm/425803|title=Church of the Loving Shepherd: Residence & Barn -- Philadelphia Architects and Buildings Project|accessdate=2006-12-25|publisher=[[Directory:Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission|PHMC]]}}</ref> About 60 families attend services fairly regularly.

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===Annual Budget Presentation===
The final draft of the proposed 2008 budget in PowerPoint format is [http://www.mywikibiz.com/images/4/45/Annual_Budget_Presentation_v3.ppt found by clicking here].

===Members===
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==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.lovingshepherd.org/ LovingShepherd.org] Church's home page (will be redesigned by early 2007)

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Giltravel — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:10:44 GMT

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| City = Philadelphia
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| company_type = Privately Held Corporation
| company_name = Gil Travel
| foundation = {{flagicon|USA}}Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1974)
| location_city = [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]
| location_country = USA
| industry = Travel & Tourism, Israel Tours
| key_people = Igal Hami, President & CEO Iris Hami, VP & CFO
| homepage = [http://www.giltravel.com/ www.giltravel.com]
}}

Established in 1974 as a full-service, licensed travel agency, Gil Travel has since grown to one of the largest meeting and travel networks in the travel industry. Specializing in [http://www.giltravel.com/ Israel Tours & Holy Land Tours], Gil Travel has many years of experience in large and small group movements, as well as individual travel and travel coordination for meetings, conferences and other planned events worldwide.
 
==About Gil Travel==
Gil Travel has built its reputation on "personalized" service. Although the Company has grown tremendously over the years, it continues to provide high quality personalized service and skilled professionalism to clients.
 
 
Gil Travel has professional, multi-lingual staff located in offices in Philadelphia, New York, Boca Raton, Jacksonville and Tel Aviv. Among our staff we have employees who speak Hebrew, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Albanian, Creole, Arabic, Romanian and Yiddish.
 
 
Gil Travel has in-house desktop publishing and printing capabilities, which enable us to generate a wide range of documents, including flyers, vouchers, invitations, itineraries, agendas, menus, etc.
 
 
==Awards & Associations==
The Wharton Business Development Center and Philadelphia Business Journal named Gil Travel among the 1994 Philadelphia 100, as one of the fastest growing private companies in the Delaware Valley. In 2003 Gil Travel was nominated.
 
 
Igal Hami, owner and CEO of Gil Travel has received numerous awards for extraordinary achievements in promoting tourism to Israel on El Al Airlines.
 
 
Gil Travel is a member of: 
ASTA 
IATAN 
ARC 
MPI 
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==Guaranteed Tours==
- [http://www.giltravel.com/israel-tours-guaranteed.html Guaranteed Tours to Israel] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/israel-tours-christian-israel-tour.html Christian Israel Tours] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/israel-tours-jewish-heritage-tour.html Israel Jewish Heritage Tours] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/egypt-jordan-tours-guaranteed-tours.html Egypt & Jordan Tours] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/tours-to-eastern-europe-prague-vienna-budapest-tour.html Prague, Vienna & Budapest Tours] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/eastern-europe-tours-guaranteed-tours.html Guaranteed Tours to Europe]
 

==Jewish Travel==
- [http://www.giltravel.com/bar-mitzvah-bat-mitzvah-tours.html Bar/Bat Mitzvah Israel Tours] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/israel-weddings.html Israel Weddings-Get Married in Israel] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/jewish-heritage-tours-berlin.html Jewish Tours of Berlin] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/jewish-heritage-tours-italy.html Jewish Tours of Italy] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/jewish-heritage-tours-spain.html Jewish Tours of Spain] 
- [http://www.giltravel.com/jewish-heritage-tours-turkey.html Jewish Tours of Turkey] 

==External links==
* [http://www.giltravel.com/ Gil Travel- Israel Tours & More]

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Directory:Anthony Weiner

OmniMediaGroup — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:13:21 GMT

Anthony Weiner

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Directory:Brandon Knight

OmniMediaGroup — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:10 GMT

Brandon Knight

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Directory:Warren Belin

OmniMediaGroup — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:11:56 GMT

Warren Belin

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Directory:Evan Berry

OmniMediaGroup — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:11:41 GMT

Evan Berry

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Directory:Betty Lou Keim

OmniMediaGroup — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:11:28 GMT

Betty Lou Keim

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Directory:David Sills

OmniMediaGroup — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:11:10 GMT

David Sills

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