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• Houshin_Engi: Houshin Engi is the story of Project Houshin, formed to save the human world.
• Registers: Registers are a place to submit vehicle information, name and location for historical and sometimes public interest.
  This category is only for sites focusing on registries of Alfa Romeos.
  Sites covering anything less must be submitted to a suitable subcategory.
• African-British: African-British is the term used to define people of African ancestry and British nationality.
• Leandros,_Vicky: Traditional Greek signer.
• Chats_and_Forums: Shania Forums are online communities where Shania fans go to share their thoughts and feeling regarding Shania Twain. Theyare also a wonderful place to talk to fellow fans and make new friends. conversations are held through posts (messages) written in various categories and responding to messages by others!
• Jordan: Category for English sites relating to higher education in Jordan.
• Image_Galleries: For personal and commercial sites that concentrate on the display of pictures and wallpapers. These sites may also contain a profile or other additional elements as long as the primary focus is on images.
• Fan_Pages: For personal sites created by fans of the celebrity. Not for commercial sites or deeplinks to single pages of multi-celebrity sites.
• Data_Communications: This category contains Irish national communications sites.
• Departamentos: Esta categoría es únicamente para aquellos recursos en español que tengan que ver con los Departamentos de Historia y programas de estudio de la historia en universidades y colegios. La descripción del recurso tiene que ser en español, breve y debe resumir lo que incluyen sus páginas o el propósito de las mismas.
• Anomalous_People: Anomalous people have either origins or abilities that are scientifically inexplicable.
• Pumpkin_and_Squash: A pumpkin is a gourd (Cucurbitaceae), most commonly orange in colour when ripe, that grows from a trailing vine. Pumpkins are a popular food, commonly eaten cooked.
  Squashes are four species of the genus Cucurbita, also called pumpkins and marrows depending on variety or the nationality of the speaker. Squashes are categorized as summer squash or winter squash, depending on when they are harvested.
• Barley: Soups or stews that use the main ingredient, barley.
• Hotels: Using the AAA classification of a Hotel as a full service lodging type with the following definition;
  "Usually high-rise establishments, offering a full range of on-premises food and beverage service, cocktail lounge, entertainment, conference facilities, shops and recreational activities. Wide range of services provided by uniformed staff on duty 24 hours. Parking arrangements vary."
  (Quoted from the AAA. "New York TourBook". Buffalo, NY: AAA Publishing. 1999)
• Chilled: Soups which are designed to be served cold include several variations on tomato soup, the potato-based American vichyssoise, borscht, cucumber soup, and fruit soups. Cold soups can be salty when made from vegetables, or sweet, when made from fruits. Cold soups are frequently served in hot seasons instead of hot soups. Another well-known cold Spanish soup is the Andalucian soup, gazpacho.
• Revolting_Cocks: Websites about the irreverent industrial band Revolting Cocks.
• Recoil: Websites about the band Recoil formed by ex-Depeche Mode member Alan Wilder.
• Recipe,_The: Websites of the acoustic roots rock band the Recipe.
• Software: Software listed here is for use for the business, analysis, testing, management, monitoring or conservation in the utility industry.
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  Utilities are direct distributors of energy to end use customers such as residential, industrial and commercial consumers of energy.
• Ligeti,_Lukas: Austrian composer Lukas Ligeti was born in 1965. His compositions and musical tastes move among classical, jazz, rock, and other genres.
• Sheriff,_Noam: Israeli Modern period composer and conductor Noam Sheriff (1935-) studied composing, conducting, and philosophy in Tel-Aviv, Berlin, Salzburg, and Jerusalem. His Festival Prelude was premiered by Leonard Bernstein in 1957, leading to world-wide commissions from orchestras and ensembles. He taught in Cologne, Salzburg, and Tel-Aviv and conducted around the world.
• Ferneyhough,_Brian: English composer Brian Ferneyhough was born in 1943. He also taught music and composition at various European academies and universities and became Professor of Music at University of California, San Diego in 1987.
• Dillon,_James: James Dillon was born in Scotland in 1950. Works include orchestral and electronic music.
• Crumb,_George_Henry: American composer George Crumb (1929-) often reached back to Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque procedures and designs, sometimes quoting older composers, such as Bach, Chopin, or Schubert. One noted work is 1977's Star Child, written for orchestra, soprano, children's chorus, and percussion, which requires 4 conductors.
• Finzi,_Gerald_Raphael: English composer Gerald Finzi was born in 1901 and died of Hodgkin's Disease in 1956.
• Amateur: This category deals with Scottish amateur football sites.
• Junior: Junior football is a level of non-league adult football in Scotland. It is not youth football.
• Senior: This category deals with Scottish senior football sites.
• Delius,_Frederick_Theodore_Albert: Composer Frederick Delius (1862-1934) was born in England, lived and worked in Florida, Germany, Norway and France, and is buried in England. His works include songs, small-scale instrumental pieces, orchestral pieces and operas.
• Copland,_Aaron: Born to Russian Jewish immigrants, Aaron Copland (1900-1990) may be America's most well-known and loved composer. Influenced early by jazz and French Modern composers, he moved to make his own compositional mark. Often using hymns, cowboy tunes, Mexican dances, Latin American rhythms, and folk tunes in his work, his music covered many styles and was written for many purposes. Copland wrote an opera, film scores, ballets, chamber music, vocal music, and several orchestral pieces, including three symphonies.