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• Rabelais, François — (ca. 1494 1535)    French author of vernacu lar prose satires. Born the son of a lawyer at Chinon, he entered the Franciscan order about 1510 and presumably received the typical scholastic education provided to members of his order. He and sev… …   Historical Dictionary of Renaissance

• Garfield's Travel Adventures — is a 2005 DVD released February 15, 2005. They featured 3 original CBS TV specials based on the popu lar comic strip Garfield . The DVD featured the three specials based on when Garfield and others go somewhere besides their home: Garfield in the …   Wikipedia

• Medici Family —    Florentine mercantile and banking family that played a significant part in local politics and from 1434 dominated the political system of Florence through a combination of careful po litical alliances and outright corruption of the electoral… …   Historical Dictionary of Renaissance

• Ananda movement — (est. 1968)    Ananda is a worldwide movement based on the teachings of Paramahansa YOGANANDA (1893–1952) and founded by Swami Kriyananda (b. 1926). The Ananda World Brotherhood includes the Ananda Church of Self Realization, several Ananda com… …   Encyclopedia of Hinduism

• Hinduism Today — (est. 1979)    The quarterly magazine Hinduism Today was founded on January 5, 1979, by Satguru Sivaya SUBRAMUNIYASWAMI (1927–2001) as part of the nonprofit educational activity of the Himalayan Academy, the publishing and research organiza tion… …   Encyclopedia of Hinduism

• Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angola — Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angọla   [movi mẽtu popu lar de liberta sãʊ ], Abkürzung MPLA, deutsch »Volksbewegung zur Befreiung Angolas«, 1956 gegründete Befreiungsbewegung in Angola, die sich vorwiegend aus den um Luanda lebenden Mbundu… …   Universal-Lexikon

• Aelfric — (Ælfric, “the Grammarian”) (ca. 955–ca. 1012)    Aelfric was the most important prose writer of the OLD ENGLISH language.He was a Benedictine monk and the greatest scholar of the period known as the “Benedictine Renaissance” in England, a late… …   Encyclopedia of medieval literature

• ritmat — RITMÁT, Ă, ritmaţi, te, adj. Care are ritm; cadenţat. – v. ritma. Trimis de IoanSoleriu, 09.07.2004. Sursa: DEX 98  RITMÁT adj. 1. cadenţat, ritmic. (Versuri ritmat; melodie ritmat.) 2. sacadat, săltat, săltăreţ, săltător, (prin Mold. şi Bucov.) …   Dicționar Român

• balloons — n pl female breasts The jocular nickname/euphemism, popu lar since 2000, is used by males …   Contemporary slang

• bees 'n' honey — n British money. A piece of London rhyming slang which, while never being a popu lar term, is still heard occasionally …   Contemporary slang

• blatted — adj British intoxicated by drugs or alcohol. A popu lar word among adolescents since the 1990s. Like many synonyms, the word evokes the notion of someone struck (down) or punished (which has been rendered by blat and blatter in dia lect for… …   Contemporary slang