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• Leighton,_Kenneth: English composer Kenneth Leighton lived only fifty-nine years, from 1929 to 1988. An accomplished pianist, he wrote symphonic, chamber, and choral pieces, operas and organ works, in addition to piano works.
• Lang,_David: American composer David Lang was born in Los Angeles in 1957. His music is difficult to categorize or label.
• Keuris,_Tristan: Dutch composer Tristan Keuris was born in 1946.
• Kernis,_Aaron_Jay: Pulitzer Prize-winning American composer Aaron Jay Kernis was born in 1960 in Philadelphia. Compositions are small- and large-scale and both instrumental and vocal.
• Kancheli,_Giya: Modern Georgian composer Giya Kancheli was born in Georgia S. S. R. in 1935. Most known for symphonic and other large pieces.
• Husa,_Karel: Composer and conductor Karel Husa was born in Czechoslovakia in 1921 and became an American citizen in 1959. His "String Quartet No. 3" received the 1969 Pulitzer Prize.
• Holten,_Bo: Contemporary Danish conductor and composer of more than 100 works.
• Saint_John_of_Damascus: Information on St. John of Damascus, also known as St. John Damascene, the last of the Greek Fathers. This Syrian theologian, honored as a Doctor of the Church, died in about 749.
• Lennox,_Annie: Singer, songwriter and composer, formly of the Eurythmics.
• Dentistry: Guide to Health sub-categories and Regional overview.
• Organic_Cotton: Organic cotton clothing is made from cotton grown without pesticides, herbicides or other artificial chemicals. Some types of organic cotton items are also made without artificial dyes or bleaches.
• Hemp: Industrial Hemp is an annual plant that can be grown in almost any climate and can be used to produce over 25,000 products including: food, paper, clothing, plastics, building materials and fuel. It is currently grown in more than 25 countries including Canada, England, Germany, France, Russia and China but it is still prohibited in the United States.
  Please see the FAQ for more information about Industrial Hemp.
• Institutes: Institutes and organizations devoted to Ethnic Studies as a scientific discipline.
• Tryon: Tryon is a foothills town in southern Polk County in western North Carolina. It is located near the South Carolina state line about 45 minutes southeast of Asheville.
• Saint_Peter_Nolasco: Sites pertaining to St. Peter Nolasco, founder of the Mercedarians.
• Appraisers: Listings of web site for independent appraisal services of real estate. Since appraisers usually work in a variety of counties and some are state-wide, they are all listed here instead of on a city by city basis. should there become a large enough amount of listings in this category, the listings will be broken down and sorted into the city subcats.
  Real estate agents and agencies will not be listed here, regardless of whether they offer appraisal services. They will still only be listed in the appropriate city area as a real estate agent or agency.
• Flaming_Lips,_The: Variously described as experimental, noise, alternative, underground and certainly psychedelic, brothers Wayne and Mark Coyne along with bassist Michael Ivins formed the Flaming Lips in Oklahoma City in 1983. Ten full-length releases later Wayne Coyne remains the center of the band. The summer of 2002 sees "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" out on Warner Brother Records and Wayne's four-CD experimental romp "Zaireeka" back in print.
• Saint_Peter_Damian: Sites related to St. Peter Damian, an eleventh-century monk, reformer, and cardinal.
• Ragtime: Piano music of the early 1900s by African-American composers such as Scott Joplin, and band and orchestral scores imitating the original piano compositions. Characterized by left-hand alternating bass notes and chords, and syncopated melodies in the treble. Often in march tempos and march form, complete with trio in relative key, but many rags were slower than commonly believed. Tremendously influential as a precursor to jazz, but also embraced as a symbol of American culture by popular songwriters such as Irving Berlin and George Gershwin.
• James_Madison_University: James Madison University is a public comprehensive undergraduate university located in Harrisonburg, Virginia (Exit 245 off Interstate 81, viewable from the interstate). The institute was founded in 1908 as the Harrisonburg Normal and Industrial School for Women. Over the years the name evolved to the Harrisonburg Normal School, Madison College, and finally in 1977, James Madison University. Enrollment is 15,410.
• Saint_Peter_Claver: Information on St. Peter Claver, a Spanish Jesuit who served African slaves in what is now Colombia, and tried to halt the slave trade. He died in 1654.
• Saint_Peter_Canisius: Sites with information on St. Peter Canisius, a Dutch Jesuit priest and preacher who died in 1597. He was canonized in 1925, and has been named a Doctor of the Church.
• Города: Раздел создан только для размещения ссылок на города в областях Украины. Сайты и разделы городов здесь размещать не надо!
• Targi_i_wystawy: W kategorii gromadzone są strony :
  a) firm sprzedających i wypożyczających elementy wyposażenia stoisk targowych oraz wystawowych,
  b} zawierające informacje o targach i wystawach odbywających się w Polsce i zagranicą ( terminy, opłaty, zasady udziału itp. ),
  c) firm zajmujących się pełną obsługą targów i wystaw, a także : budową, oprawą stoisk targowo - wystawienniczych, wynajmem powierzchni na targach i wystawach, wsparciem logistyczno - reklamowym dla wystawców,
  d) organizatorów targów i wystaw odbywających się na terenie Polski, a także polskich firm i przedstawicielstw organizatorów targów i wystaw odbywających się zagranicą,
  e) firm zajmujących się kompleksową organizacją imprez, pod warunkiem, że organizacja targów i wystaw jest głównym profilem ich działalności.
• Rhode_Island: This category is for any website dealing with the fossils or paleontology of Rhode Island.