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Monday, 29th May 2006

New TKB Terrorism Trends Map Now Available In PDF And Print At No Cost; A Collection of Commencement Speeches

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Terrorism--Maps
Source: MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base
New TKB Terrorism Trends Map Now Available In PDF And Print At No Cost
"The TKB team is proud to announce the release of our official TKB Terrorism Trends 2005 map poster. Complete with in-depth information on terrorism throughout the world, this large, colorful map is a must-have for analysts, law enforcement, researchers, or others interested in terrorism. The poster lists the most active groups, most frequent targets and tactics, and the most lethal attacks for 2005. It also offers comparison graphs for several terrorism hotspots. Users can download a PDF copy from the TKB homepage. For a 24' x 34' hard-copy version, simply email your name and mailing address to TKBsupport@tkb.org and we will ship you a copy at no cost. Supplies are limited."
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Real Estate--United States--Foreclosures--Lists & Rankings
Source: RealtyTrac
Indianapolis, Atlanta, Dallas, Memphis And Denver Top List Of Nations Ten Highest Metropolitan Foreclosure Rates
Includes two lists.
+ Top 10 Metro Foreclosure Rates
+ Metropolitan foreclosure statistics for the nation's 100 largest MSAs ordered by foreclosure rate
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Commencement--Speeches
Source: Humanity.org (The Humanity Initiative)
Commencement Speeches
"Though these myriad departures and arrivals of everyday existence are seldom met with ceremony, words traditionally reserved for momentous occasions may ring true and inspirational at any hour. That's why we created this unique archive of commencement addresses, selecting an eclectic menu of twenty nine extraordinary speeches from the thousands that we have reviewed since beginning work on this initiative in 1989."
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Animal Noises--Multilingual
Source: University of Adelaide School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Derek Abbott's Animal Noise Page
"In different languages what do we say to mimic animal sounds? Below is the world's biggest multilingual list. A guiding principle behind this list is to visualise a comic book, in your language, and imagine what would be written in the text balloon coming from the mouth of an animal. For languages that use a different alphabet, I have tried to transliterate the word into the English alphabet for ease of comparison. A forward slash is used to separate alternative words." Professor Abbott is Director of the Centre for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Adelaide School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
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Oceans--Audio
Source: NOAA
The Sound of the Sea
"...contains a selection of audio files that were recorded underwater, related video and animation products, and several spectograms and other images of ocean sound."

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