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This gallery contains pictures and stories of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Known simply as "The Wall," this monument is one of the most visited sites in the city of Washington.

After watching the film "The Deer Hunter" in 1979, Vietnam Veteran Jan C. Scruggs first conceived of the idea for a Vietnam Veterans Memorial. A Yale architectural student, Maya Lin, submitted the winning design.

"The Wall" was built in Constitution Gardens in Washington, D.C., through private donations from the public, and dedicated in 1982.

This Gallery also contains images and text about the Vietnam Women's Memorial that stands near "The Wall" and honors the military and civilian women who served and sacrificed during the Vietnam War. Some of their names are with their brothers' on "The Wall."

Diane Carlson Evans, RN, is the founder of this Memorial project. She served in the Army Nurse Corps from 1966 to 1972 and was in Vietnam from 1968-69. The sculptor is Glenna Goodacre, who created the Women's Memorial in bronze.

The Vietnam Women's Memorial was dedicated over Veterans Day weekend of November 10-12, 1993.
"Visit Remembered" by Judith Patton Flynn
"The Wall" by Catherine Anne McNeill
"The Power of A Name" by Valerie

Valerie is an 8th grade student at The Castilleja School in Palo Alto, California. She wrote this story following a visit to The Wall by her class. This is beautiful writing by a thirteen year old girl who felt the power of a name.

"The Wall" by Kelly A. Dobos

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Pictures of the Dedication and Parade for the Vietnam Women's Memorial and photos of "The Wall" on Memorial Day 1992. There is also a wonderful photo of Arlington Cemetery.

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Obviously you do not fall into their marketing demographic. You proved yourself by taking the time and effort to find this website. Hey, you are doing the research and we appreciate it. This link is how we choose to show our appreciation.

It will take you to a portal page of even more links.

These will take you to the websites of our competition (and yet again…more links). Yes, this is the industry's "next level" of surge protector representation.

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What you’ll have trouble finding is any information concerning the technology and components utilized in the manufacturing of their surge protectors.

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These surge protector products represent, for the most part, an interchangeable commodity (it’s all the same technology).

It can be summed up in three words (or one acronym): Metal Oxide Varistors (MOV’s).

As our chief engineer is so fond of saying…”an excellent component? Yes… but not particularly for use in the manufacture of surge protectors.” For this function the MOV has severe limitations (read Surge Protector - No Failures and Surge Protectors - Ground Current).

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Nearly 2000 years ago, in 122 AD, the Emperor Hadrian embarked on a huge undertaking: to mark the northernmost boundary of Roman Britain with an unusually long fortified wall. Skirmishing tribes were contained behind it for over 350 years and Hadrian's name written indelibly into the history of this evocative and diverse part of the UK.
Larry Wall originally created Perl while a programmer at Unisys. He now works full time guiding the future development of the language as a researcher and developer at O'Reilly & Associates. Larry is known for his idiosyncratic and thought-provoking approach to programming, as well as for his groundbreaking contributions to the culture of free software programming. He is the principal author of the bestselling Programming Perl, known colloquially as "the Camel book."
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Larry Wall's eighth annual State of the Onion address from OSCON 2004 related screensavers to surgery to Perl and the community. [Aug 19, 2004]

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Larry Wall's annual report on the state of Perl, from OSCON 2003 (the seventh annual Perl conference) in Portland, Oregon in July 2003. In this full length transcript, Larry talks about being unreasonable, unwilling, and impossible. [Jul 16, 2003]

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Larry continues his unfolding of the design of Perl 6 with his latest Apocalypse - this time, how subroutines are defined and called in Perl 6. [Mar 7, 2003]

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In part 5 of his design for Perl 6, Larry takes a long hard look at regular expressions, and comes up with some interesting ideas... [Jun 4, 2002]

Apocalypse 4
In his latest article explaining the design of Perl 6, Larry Wall tackles the syntax of the language. [Jan 15, 2002]

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Larry Wall brings us the next installment in the unfolding of Perl 6's design. [Oct 2, 2001]

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Larry Wall produces the next episode in his series of "Apocalypses": glimpses into the design of Perl 6. This week, he explains how Perl 6 will differ from Perl 5 in terms of chapter 2 of the Camel Book: fundamental data types, variables and the context and scoping of the language. [May 3, 2001]

Apocalypse 1: The Ugly, the Bad, and the Good
With breathless expectation, the Perl community has been waiting for Larry Wall to reveal how Perl 6 is going to take shape. In the first of a series of "apocalyptic" articles, Larry reveals the ugly, the bad, and the good parts of the Perl 6 design process. [Apr 2, 2001]

State of the Onion 2000
Larry Wall's annual report on the state of Perl, from TPC 4.0 (the fourth annual Perl conference) in Monterey in July 2000. In this full length transcript, Larry talks about the need for changes, which has led to the effort to rewrite the language in Perl 6. [Oct 24, 2000]

3rd State of the Onion
Larry explains the "good chemistry" of the Perl community in his third State of the Onion speech. [Aug 30, 1999]

Perl, the first postmodern computer language
Larry Wall's talk at Linux World justifies Perl's place in postmodern culture. He says that he included in Perl all the features that were cool and left out all those that sucked. [Mar 9, 1999]

2nd State of the Onion
Larry Wall's keynote address from 1998 Perl Conference. There is also a RealAudio version. [Aug 25, 1998]

The Culture of Perl
In this keynote address for the first Perl Conference, Larry Wall talks about the key ideas that influence him and by extension the Perl culture. [Aug 20, 1997]
Today, parts of Hadrian's Wall are still visible; the line of it stretching from Wallsend in the east to Bowness-on-Solway in the west, and the fortifications continuing down the west coast to Ravenglass.

As a visitor, you will find that Hadrian's Wall marks more than just the extent of the Roman occupation. There is a host of fascinating forts and museums waiting to be discovered. The Wall is also the centre of Hadrian's Wall Country, a rich and varied corridor featuring some of Britain's most unforgettable scenery and a diverse range of ancient and modern attractions stretching from the east coast to the west coast and ten miles north and south of the Wall.

Whether you are looking for secluded country walks or city art galleries, forts and museums, stately homes and castles or fun water parks, Hadrian's Wall Country has it all!
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For an update on Hadrian's Wall Tourism Partnership current activities, why not have a look at a recent Business Newsletter.

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Wall Street (1987)

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Tagline: Every dream has a price.

Plot Outline: A young and impatient stockbroker is willing to do anything to get to the top. (more) (view trailer)

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User Rating: 7.2/10 (9,983 votes)


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Runtime: 125 min
Country: USA
Language: English
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If you compare this to Hotel (or The Betsy), you will probably be able to figure out Oliver Stone's relative position. Add Prince Of The City (and Other People's Money), and the equation won't be off more than a few decimal places.

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