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Triple J

A nationally-networked, government-funded Australian radio station (a division of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation), aimed mainly at youth (defined at those between 12 and 25). 
As well as general pop music broadcasts (with a bias towards new music, Australian performers, and against bubblegum pop), it has nightly specialist programs in different musical genres including hip-hop, heavy metal, electronic dance music, a pop music history program, and an arts show. It also covers news and current affairs from a youth-oriented perspective.
The broadcaster retains somewhat of an anarchistic air, with presenters allowed to choose the music they play, and few restrictions on music lyrics or topics discussed on programs.
The network conducts an annual phone-in poll of the most popular songs amongst its listeners. The Triple J Hottest 100 has been conducted for almost a decade, and attracts nearly 200,000 votes - one of the biggest music polls in the world.
Triple J Hottest 100

An annual phone-in poll (more recently also open to Internet voting) of the listeners of the Australian youth radio station Triple J, to determine their favourite song of the year. Voting begins with the new year for the previous year's song, The 100 most popular songs are then counted down on Australia Day, January 26.
The poll regularly attracts about 200,000 voters.
A compilation CD featuring about 35 of the songs in the countdown is released a few months after the count - it is massively popular and a huge moneyspinner for the station - to give some idea of their popularity the first CD is still available nine years after its release in 1993.
Tropical cyclone naming

Hurricanes are given easy to remember names for recognization. There are six lists of names with female names corresponding to odd-numbered years (e.g. 1999) and male names starting even-numbered years (e.g. 2002). Here are the six lists of names:
==Atlantic Hurricane Season names==
===2003===
Ana - Bill - Claudette - Danny - Erika - Fabian* - Grace - Henri - Isabel* - Juan - Kate - Larry - Mindy - Nicholas - Odette - Peter - Rose - Sam - Teresa - Victor - Wanda
This list was last used in 1997, and will be used again in 2009.
*No names were retired in 1997 hurricane season.
*Fabian will most likely be retired for 2009 hurricane season
*Isabel will most likely be retired for 2009 hurricane season
===2004===
Alex - Bonnie - Charley - Danielle - Earl - Frances - Gaston* - Hermine - Ivan - Jeanne - Karl - Lisa - Matthew* - Nicole - Otto - Paula - Richard - Shary - Tomas - Virginie - Walter
This list was last used in 1998, and will be used again in 2010.
*Gaston replaces Georges
*Matthew replaces Mitch
===2005===
Arlene - Bret - Cindy - Dennis - Emily - Franklin* - Gert - Harvey - Irene - Jose - Katrina - Lee* - Maria - Nate - Ophelia - Philippe - Rita - Stan - Tammy - Vince - Wilma
This list was last used in 1999, and will be used again in 2011.
*Franklin replaces Floyd
*Lee replaces Lenny
===2006===
Alberto - Beryl - Chris - Debby - Ernesto - Florence - Gordon - Helene - Isaac - Joyce - Kirk* - Leslie - Michael - Nadine - Oscar - Patty - Rafael - Sandy - Tony - Valerie - William
This list was last used in 2000, and will be used again in 2012.
*Kirk replaces Keith
===2007===
Andrea* - Barry - Chantal - Dean - Erin - Felix - Gabrielle - Humberto - Ingrid* - Jerry - Karen - Lorenzo - Melissa* - Noel - Olga* - Pablo - Rebekah* - Sebastien - Tanya - Van - Wendy
This list was last used in 2001, and will be used again in 2013.
*Andrea replaces Alison
*Ingrid replaces Isis
*Michelle replaced Marilyn in 1995 but was retired and is now replaced by Melissa
*Olga replaces Opal
*Rebekah replaces Roxanne
===2008===
Arthur - Bertha - Cristobal* - Dolly - Edouard - Fay* - Gustav - Hanna* - Ike* - Josephine - Kyle - Laura* - Marco - Nana - Omar - Paloma - Rene - Sally - Teddy - Vicky - Wilfred
This list was last used in 2002, and will be used again in 2014.
*Cristobal replaces Cesar
*Fay replaces Fran
*Hanna replaces Hortense
*Ike replaces Isidore
*Laura replaces Lili
==1997 hurricane season?==
The main reason why no names were retired during the 1997 hurricane season was that we were in a record-setting El Nino pattern. El Nino tends to cool Atlantic waters, therefore choking off hurricane development. There was only 1 hurricane, and 4 named storms in 1997. Making it the slowest season since 1933.
Tumulus

A tumulus (plural tumuli) is a mound of earth and stones thrown up over a grave or graves. Tumuli are also known as barrows or burial mounds and may be found throughout much of the world. A tumulus composed largely or entirely of stones is usually referred to as a cairn.
In Britain, early references to tumuli were made by William Camden, John Aubrey, and William Stukeley. During the 19th Century in England the excavation of tumuli was a popular past time amongst the educated and wealthy middle classes who became known as "barrow-diggers". This leisure activity played a key role in laying the foundations for the scientific study of the prehistoric past in England.
==Types of barrows==
Archaeologists often classify tumuli according to their location, form, and date of construction. Some types are listed below:
*Bank barrow
*Bell barrow
*Bowl barrow
*D-shaped barrow
*Fancy barrow
*Long barrow
*Pond barrow
*Round barrow
*Square barrow
==List of notable barrow diggers==
*Thomas Bateman
*Sir Richard Colt Hoare
*William Cunnington
*Rev. Bryan Faussett
*Canon William Greenwell
*Llewellyn Jewitt
*Rev. W. C. Lukis
*John Robert Mortimer
*Augustus Pitt Rivers
*John Thurman
*Charles Warne
==References==
*Grinsell, L.V., 1936, The Ancient Burial-mounds of England. London: Methuen.
==External links==
*English Heritage Monument Class Descriptions
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Twin

The term twin referring to people refers to two individuals who have shared the same uterus (womb), usually born on the same day but not necessarily. There are two different kinds of twins: identical and fraternal.
Identical twins occur when a single egg is fertilized and then divides into two separate embryos. The two embryos develop into fetuses sharing the same womb, and generally the same amniotic sac. These twins are identical genetically unless there has been a mutation in development, and are necessarily the same gender.
Fraternal twins occur when two eggs are released by the mother at the same time, within the same menstrual cycle, or within one menstrual cycle of each other. These twins are no more similar genetically than any siblings and develop in separate amniotic sacs, with separate placentae. They may be of mixed gender or the same gender.
Twin studies refers to the practice of assessing identical twins for medical, genetic, or psychological studies to try to find innate similarities and differences. Twins that have been separated early in life and raised in separate households are the most sought-after for these studies.
Sometimes multiple births may involve more than two fetuses. If there are three, they are called triplets; four, quadruplets; five, quintuplets; six, sextuplets, seven, septuplets, and so on. Historically, triplets have been quite rare and more than triplets so rare as to be almost unheard of. However, modern fertility drugs often stimulate release of multiple eggs by the mother, sometimes resulting in multiple fetuses.
Typeface

A co-ordinated set of letter designs, making a complete alphabet, and generally intended to be made into a font for printing or use on screen.
Note that the term font is often used interchangeably with typeface, much to the annoyance of some typography experts. However, despite what may be asserted above, no definitions have yet successfully distinguished the two. For example, in a typeface designed entirely using a design program such as Fontographer, it's impossible to say for sure where exactly is the 'typeface': In the designer's mind? Implicitly in the mathematical curves that are represented in the font file? On the pages printed out? On the screen?
UTC+10:00

UTC+10 time zone
*Australia (AEST—Australian Eastern Standard Time)
** Australian Capital Territory**,
** New South Wales** (except Broken Hill, which observes South Australia time),
** Queensland,
** Tasmania** (which observes DST starting on the first weekend of October instead of the last),
** Victoria**
*Guam (Chamorro Standard Time via US Law)
*Federated States of Micronesia
** Chuuk,
** Yap, and surrounding area
*Northern Mariana Islands (Chamorro Standard Time via US law)
*Papua New Guinea
*Russia
**Primorsky (incl. Vladivostok and Sakhalin Island)*
**Khabarovsk*
**Sakha* (central portion, incl. New Siberian Islands)
 DST: *north, **south
Ubisoft

Ubisoft Entertainment (formerly Ubi Soft) is a computer and video game publisher and developer headquarted in Paris with operations in more than 20 countries. It is one of the largest game publishers in the United States and Europe. As of 2004, it is the third-largest independent video game in Europe. 19.9% of shares in the firm are owned by Electronic Arts.
The five brothers of the Guillemot family founded Ubisoft as a computer game publisher in 1986 in France. Yves Guillemot soon made a deal with Electronic Arts, Sierra On-Line, and Microprose to distribute their games in France. By the end of the decade, Ubisoft began expanding to other markets, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
In the early 1990s, Ubisoft initiated its in-house game development program which led to the 1994 opening of a studio in Montreuil, France. That year Michel Ancel created the Rayman character. Ubisoft became a publicly traded company in 1996 and continued to expand to offices around the globe, opening locations in Shanghai and Montreal. 
In 2000, Ubisoft acquired Red Storm Entertainment, a game development studio that had already been famous from its Tom Clancy games. That same year, the company also purchased Blue Byte Software. By 2003, Ubisoft reported operations in 22 countries, nine of those having production or design offices. Ubisoft had a number of successful and award-winning games that year, including Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, XIII, Rayman 3, and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield. Ubisoft's revenue for 2002-2003 was 453 million euros and the company employed 1900 people (1300 in production). As of 2004, Yves Guillemot, a founding brother, is the chairman and CEO of Ubisoft.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Ubisoft committed itself to online games by getting behind Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, The Matrix Online, Shadowbane, and the European and Chinese operation of EverQuest. The publisher established ubi.com as its online division. But in February 2004, Ubisoft cancelled the online portion of Uru and backed out of the publishing deal on The Matrix Online. Regardless, only a week later the company announced its acquisition of Wolfpack Studios, developers of Shadowbane.
== See also ==
* Brothers In Arms
* Far Cry
== External links ==
* Ubisoft's public site
* Ubisoft's corporate site 
* Red Storm Entertainment, subsidiary developer of Ubi Soft
* Wolfpack Studios, subsidiary developer of Ubi Soft
Category:Computer and video game companies
Category:Myst franchise
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Ukraine

An Eastern European country, the Ukraine borders the Black Sea, Moldova Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland Belarus and Russia.
The Ukraine has been fought over and subjugated for centuries; its 20th-century struggle for liberty is not yet complete. A short-lived independence from Russia (1917-1920) was followed by brutal Soviet rule that engineered two artificial famines (1921-22 and 1932-33) in which over 8 million died, and World War II, in which German and Soviet armies were responsible for some 7 million more deaths. Although independence was attained in 1991 with the dissolution of the USSR, true freedom remains elusive as many of the former Soviet elite remain entrenched, stalling efforts at economic reform, privatization, and civic liberties. 
The capital is Kyiv (pronounced Kyyiv), and was formerly known as Kiev (Kiyev).
From the CIA World Factbook 2000. Not Wikified.
* History
* Geography
* People
* Government
* Economy
* Communications
* Transportation
* Military
* Transnational issues
United States

Please see United States of America, and merge these two articles somehow. Be sure to transfer subpages, if necessary.
Proper Name: the United States of America
A republic in North America.
* States
* President
* Congress
* Supreme Court
* Political parties
* History
* United States Constitution
* Standard of living
From the CIA World Factbook:
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Universal Postal Union

UPU is the common abbreviation for Universal Postal Union, a multinational government organization that coordinates postal policies between member nations. Each member country agrees to the same set of terms for conducting international postal duties.
Prior to the UPU, a country would have to have a separate postal treaty for each country that it wished to carry international mail to or from.
The UPU is the oldest multinational body and was created in 1874, under the name "General Postal Union," as a result of the Treaty of Berne signed on October 9 1874. In 1878 the name was changed to to "Universal Postal Union."
The UPU can be found online at http://www.upu.int/
Urban areas of New Zealand

In New Zealand an urban area is a geographical unit defined by Statistics New Zealand to identify a town, city or other conurbation of more than a thousand people. In combination, the urban areas of the country constitute New Zealand's urban population. At the 2001 census, the urban population made up 86% of New Zealand's total population.
There are three classes of urban area:
*Main urban areas, with a population of 30,000 or more. These 16 areas mostly correspond to the places known by New Zealanders as cities.
*Secondary urban areas are the 14 urban areas with a population of 10,000 to 30,000.
*Minor urban areas make up the remainder of the urban population of the country, towns with 1,000 to 10,000 people.
==Description of Main Urban Areas==
===North Island===
*Whangarei: from Hikurangi to Portland.
*Auckland is divided into four urban zones:
**Northern Auckland Urban Zone:
***the part of Rodney District known as the Hibiscus Coast, from Waiwera south, including Orewa and the Whangaparoa Peninsula
***all of North Shore City
**Western Auckland Urban Zone:
***the part of Rodney District around Kumeu
***the urban part of Waitakere City
**Central Auckland Urban Zone: Auckland City, excluding the Hauraki Gulf islands
**Southern Auckland Urban Zone:
***the urban part of Manukau City
***Papakura District
***Whangapouri Creek and Runciman in Franklin District
*Hamilton is divided into three urban zones:
**Hamilton Urban Zone: all of Hamilton City and neighbouring parts of Waikato and Waipa districts including Ngaruawahia, Taupiri and Ohaupo
**Cambridge Urban Zone: includes Leamington
**Te Awamutu Urban Zone: includes Kihikihi
*Tauranga: Omokoroa to Papamoa Beach
*Rotorua: Ngongotaha to Owhata
*Gisborne: Makaraka to Okitu
*Napier-Hastings is a conurbation of two urban zones:
**Napier: Napier City, Eskdale and Waiohiki
**Hastings: includes Havelock North and Flaxmere, extends from Omahu to Te Awanga, from Pakowhai to Pakipaki
*New Plymouth: Oakura to Bell Block
*Wanganui: Westmere to Marybank
*Palmerston North:
**Palmerston North City excluding rural areas in the Tararua foothills
**Longburn, Kairanga and Stoney Creek in the Manawatu District
*Kapiti: Pekapeka to Paekakariki
*Wellington is divided into four urban zones:
**Upper Hutt: Te Marua to Pinehaven
**Lower Hutt: includes Wainuiomata, Petone and the eastern bays, excludes farmland adjacent to Wainuiomata
**Porirua: all of Porirua City except Paekakariki Hill and Mana Island; includes Pukerua Bay and Pauatahanui
**Wellington: from Linden south, includes Horokiwi but excludes Makara and Ohariu
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Urn (band)

Urn
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From left to right: Dominic St. Charles, Julian Umberger, Lex, Chris Shive, Sophia
Background information
Origin
Chicago, Illinois, United States 
Genre(s)
Gothic Black metal
Years active
1994-1996, 2000-
Label(s)
Rotting Corpse Records</br>
Website
Official Site
Members
Dominic St. Charles</br>
Sofia</br>
Julian Umberger</br>
Bill Hamning</br>
Chris "Troll" Shive
Urn is a Chicago based Gothic, Black metal band. Founded by Dominic St. Charles, Urn was originaly formed in 1994 as a Death Metal band. Due to a serious accident with one of the members in 1996, the band broke up. In 2000 Dominic reformed the group with a new line-up and a new style. In the fall of 2005, Urn signed with Rotting Corpse Records and released their full-length album, Dancing With The Demigods. Currently this album is being distributed through the major label, Century Media.
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Members
Current members
Sofia - Vocals, Keys & Flute
Dominic St. Charles - Vocals, Guitar
Chris "Troll" Shive - Guitar
Julian Umberger - Bass
Bill Hamning - Drums and Percussion
Discography
Consecrated Ashes (Maxi-single)</i> (2001) — Self Release, USA
Desecrated Ashes (EP)</i> (2003) — Self Release, USA
Primal River Valley (Compilation)</i> (2004) — Latex Records, USA
Dancing With The Demigods</i> (2006) — Rotting Corpse Records, USA
Raw Aggression III (Compilation)</i> (2006) — Rotting Corpse Records, USA
Tours
Spring of 2001 with the Babylonian Tiles - North America/Canada
Fall of 2001 with Gossamer - North America/Canada
"Shadow Dancer" Video
Urn appeared on the television program A&E Biography’s “The Secret Life of Vampires” in collaberation with Michelle Belanger, author of the Psychic Vampire Codex(Who also did guest vocals on two of their albums) and Don Henrie from the Sci-fi Channel's Mad Mad House. Both of these people made profound appearances in their music video "Shadow Dancer"
==External links==
1. All Music Guide Entry
2. Encyclopaedia Metallum
2. Official Urn Website
3. Official MySpace
4. Rotting Corpse Records
5. Michelle Belanger
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Uttarakhand Parivartan Party

The Uttarakhand Parivartan Party (UKPP) - directly translated in English as the "Uttarakhand Transformation Party", is the first Green party in India and is registered in the state of Uttarakhand.
UKPP was formed on January 18, 2009 after two years of grassroots deliberations. The party fielded two candidates in the 2009 parliamentary elections and 15 candidates in the 2012 state assembly elections. UKPP is raising awareness about Green politics among the masses, although yet to win representation in government.
The UKPP has an elected body of office bearers headed by its President, Mr. PC Tewari. The main administrative function is the Secretary-General, served by Mr. Prabhat Dhyani.
VOLI

VOLI is a Montenegrin retailer, with primary activity in operation of food supermarkets. 
==Overview==
The company was founded in 1995, and begun its operations with a single supermarket in Blok 5 neighbourhood of Podgorica. The company has been expanding its retail network ever since, and as of 2012, its food retail market share in Montenegro stands at around 25%. 
Its retail network consists of 35 outlets throughout Montenegro, with concepts ranging from convenience stores to a company owned shopping mall, with VOLI hypermarket as anchor tenant. VOLI is also official distributor for Montentegro for several popular regional food brands, such as Carnex, Vital and Vindija. 
In addition to its retail business, in 2011 VOLI became authorised dealer for BMW and Mini car makers for Montenegro.
==Locations==
* Podgorica - 12 locations
* Petrovac - 1 location
* Kotor - 2 locations
* Bar - 2 locations
* Sutomore - 1 location
* Herceg Novi - 2 locations
* Nikšić - 4 locations
* Virpazar - 1 location
* Bijelo Polje - 2 locations
* Kolašin - 1 location
* Žabljak - 1 location
* Tivat - 1 location
==See also==
* List of supermarket chains in Montenegro
==References==
Category:Companies established in 1995
Category:Montenegrin brands
Category:Supermarkets of Montenegro
Vermosa Sports Hub

The Vermosa Sports Hub is a sports facility situated in the city of Imus in Cavite, Philippines. 
==History==
The facility was opened to the public in March 2018. Prior to its opening, member of the Philippine national track and field team is already using the facility in preparation for the 2018 Asian Games.
==Facilities==
The Vermosa Sports Hub host the first nine lane athletics oval in the Philippines. It is also the only oval certified by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF). It also host a swimming pool which has certification from FINA.
As of June 2018, a grandstand and more seats are yet to be built along the track oval. Billeting areas for athletes are also to be built to enable the facility to host events and competitions.
==References==
Victoria

Victoria State, Australia
Australia's southernmost and geographically smallest mainland state. Sharing the Murray River as a border with New South Wales to its north, and a border with South Australia to the west, it covers an area considerably larger than the British Isles (IIRC). In this space are topographically, geologically, and climatically diverse areas ranging from the wet, temperate climate of Gippsland in the south-east, to the snow-covered Victorian alpine areas which rise to almost 2000 metres, with (Mount Bogong the highest peak at 1986 metres), and extensive semi-arid plains to the west and north-west.
The state's capital, Melbourne, contains approximately 70% of the state's population and dominates its economy, media, and culture. Other cities include Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, the Latrobe Valley, Wodonga, Mildura, and Swan Hill.
Outside the manufacturing and service centre of Melbourne, agriculture dominates the Victorian economy, with its comparatively rich soils and temperature, wet climates compared to the rest of Australia. Major export agricultural activities include beef and dairy cattle, wool and lamb production, and wheat (primarily in the drier western half of the state), with irrigated fruit and vegetable growers around Melbourne and along the Murray River. Wine grape production has been growing rapidly in the past decade or so.
Victoria is generally regarded as the home of Australian Rules Football, with most cities and towns having at least one team.
City of Victoria
Victoria is the name of several cities:
*Victoria BC
*Victoria, Seychelles
British Monarch 1837-1901
See Queen Victoria
Village Ventures

Village Ventures is a private equity investment firm focusing on seed and early stage venture capital investments. The firm operates in various regions throughout the United States and focuses on three basic sectors: consumer media and retail, health care and financial services.
Village Ventures is based in Williamstown, Massachusetts and was founded in 1999 by Williams College alumni Bo Peabody and Matt Harris. Peabody is known as the founder of Tripod.com, one of the earliest dot-com companies.
Village Ventures operates as a national network of more than a dozen early-stage venture capital funds in various markets with limited venture capital presence. Among Village Venture's partner funds are Point Judith Capital, Berkshires Capital Investors, Long River Ventures, Borealis Ventures, FreshTracks Capital, Solstice Capital, High Peaks Venture Partners, Spring Mill Venture Partners, Highway 12 Ventures, Swarraton Partners, Inflexion Partners and Tall Oaks Capital.
Early backers of the firm included Bain Capital, Highland Capital Partners, Janus Capital, and Sandler Capital Management along with Williams College.
Some of the firm's notable investments include:
*Narragansett Brewing Company
*PayPerPost
*Waterfront Media
==References==
*Cure for the Credit Crunch?
*Village Ventures brings innovation to venture capital
*TopTenReviews raises $6 million for shopping comparisons
*New loan option helps good biz grow
*Businesses try to Net financial assistance
==External links==
*ventures.com Village Ventures (company website)
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Category:Companies based in Massachusetts
Category:Williams College