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King Crimson
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new band really was King Crimson, despite his decision to call it Discipline. The other members concurred, and so King Crimson was re-born. A trilogy of albums was released by the group: Discipline, Beat, and Three of a Perfect Pair. Belew was responsible for the vocals, as well as almost all of the lyrics on the three albums, which broke the overall trend for King Crimson in that the songs with lyrics outnumbered instrumental pieces by two to one. After Three of a Perfect Pair, King Crimson disbanded for several years. Fripp entered into a series of legal wranglings with his management, and this occupied much of his time, but resulted in the development of "Discipline Global Mobile", through which King Crimson and various side projects and archives have emerged. The
Khitomer Accords
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Admiral Smillie and Admiral Cartwright of the Federation; Ambassador Nanclus and Senator Pardek of Romulus; Ambassador Sarek, the Vulcan envoy to the Federation; Chancellor Azetbur of the Klingon Empire; and various delegates of other planetary nations. The Khitomer Conference was almost sabotaged by the Klingon renegade General Chang, working in collusion with the Romulan ambassador, the Vulcan Valeris, and Admiral Cartwright. A prototype ship, Pagh, capable of firing photon torpedoes while cloaked, was developed and intended for use in this capacity. However, the Federation starship USS Enterprise destroyed Pagh with Chang on board, and had the other conspirators arrested. Among the agreements established at the Accords was a ban on subspace weapons. The Accords were overturned by Chancellor Gowron during the Klingon invasion of Cardassia in 2372 but were reinstated in
Keith & Donna Godchaux
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back-up singer in Muscle Shoals; appearing on songs by Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding. They introduced themselves at a Jerry Garcia concert in October 1971. At the time, Donna was not working as a musician and Keith had been appearing with Dave Mason (formerly of Traffic). He was also known to Betty Cantor-Jackson, a Grateful Dead sound engineer. They joined the band shortly afterwards; remaining members until February 1979. The precise circumstances of their leaving is disputed; although it is agreed that heavy drug use on both sides of the rift triggered the departure. During their membership of the Grateful Dead, the couple issued the largely self-written Keith and Donna album in 1975; with Jerry Garcia as a Keith and Donna Band member. In turn, they performed as part
Kepa Te Rangihiwinui
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Upper Wanganui River converted to Hau Hau-ism and threated to invade Wanganui town. Te Kepa led the tribes of the lower river to defend the town. The result was the Battle of Moutoa Island and a substantial defeat for the Hau Hau, on 14 May 1864. This was the start of six years of warfare for Te Kepa, always fighting on the side of the Pakeha government, usually working closely with Captain Thomas McDonnell. In February 1865, Te Kepa and his force of Wanganui Maori warriors took part in the attack on Ohoutahi Pa, a major Hau Hau stronghold. following the murder of the missionary Volkner, they were shipped to the other side of the country, to Opotiki. However they soon returned to Taranaki and were involved in the capture of
Ken Watanabe (actor)
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daily life by not amassing to many material possessions and by living his life with honor, pride and discipline. "The Last Samurai" is his fourth film and he has also starred in roles as a gangster, a businessmen and a general. Ken is currently separated from his wife and has two children, an 18 year old daughter who is working as a model and one son who is 20 years old. See http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0913822/bio Ken Watanabe (Katsumoto in Last Samurai) began his career on stage, with the Tokyo-based theater troupe Madoka. While working with Madoka, he was selected to portray the hero role in the play Shimodani Mannen-cho Monogatari, directed by Yukio Ninagawa. His performance attracted critical and popular notice. In 1982, Watanabe made his television debut in Michinaru Hanran (Unknown Rebellion).
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