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===”Ross Kemp on Gangs”===

===”Ross Kemp on Gangs”===

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Rosssssssssssss Kemp on Gaaangs

Finding out about gangs

Talking to all of the gangs

Hi, Im Ross Kemp and im in france

Looking for a baguette

Looking for a gang

Looking for a fucking gang

STop the car

Stop the fucking car

In 2006, Kemp featured in the series, ”[[Ross Kemp on Gangs]]”, in which he interviewed gang members around the world. In the first series, the show featured gangs and police corruption in [[Brazil]] which it was the worst, [[Maori]] gangs in [[New Zealand]], neo-Nazi skinheads in [[California]], and gangsters in [[London]]. The second series featured gangs, including “[[Mara Salvatrucha|MS13]]” from [[El Salvador]], neo-Nazis in [[Russia]], skinheads in [[Poland]], [[United States|American]] “[[Bloods]]” and “[[Crips]]” in [[St. Louis]], and the Numbers gang in [[South Africa]]. In May 2007, ”[[Ross Kemp on Gangs]]” was awarded a [[BAFTA]] award for factual programming. September 2008 saw Kemp return to his ever popular Sky1 show ”Ross Kemp on Gangs”. It started in California, Compton and featured a total of four shows. A famously ‘dicey’ scene was filmed in Compton when gangland junior “Matt ‘Malicious’ Ward” miss-fired his gun when in a rival gang’s neighbourhood.

In 2006, Kemp featured in the series, ”[[Ross Kemp on Gangs]]”, in which he interviewed gang members around the world. In the first series, the show featured gangs and police corruption in [[Brazil]] which it was the worst, [[Maori]] gangs in [[New Zealand]], neo-Nazi skinheads in [[California]], and gangsters in [[London]]. The second series featured gangs, including “[[Mara Salvatrucha|MS13]]” from [[El Salvador]], neo-Nazis in [[Russia]], skinhe

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[[Image:Vestal.JPG|thumb|right||In Roman times, the [[Vestal Virgin]]s remained celibate for 30 years on penalty of death.]]

[[Image:Vestal.JPG|thumb|right||In Roman times, the [[Vestal Virgin]]s remained celibate for 30 years on penalty of death.]]

A ”’Virgin”’ (or ”’maiden”’) is, originally, a woman whohasnever had sexual intercourse. ”’Virginity”’ is the state of being a virgin. The term has traditionally also been applied to men. It is derived from the [[Latin]] ”virgo”, which means “sexually inexperienced woman”, used typically of adolescents, but also of older women, and even goddesses.

A ”’Virgin”’ (or ”’maiden”’) is, originally, a woman who never had sexual intercourse. ”’Virginity”’ is the state of being a virgin. It is derived from the [[Latin]] ”virgo”, which means “sexually inexperienced woman”, used typically of adolescents, but also of older women, and even goddesses. Though there is no musculine term for virgin, rarely, women in their defence, use this term for men also.

As in Latin, the English word is also often used with wider reference, by relaxing the [[age]], [[gender]] or sexual criteria.<ref name=”AHD”>[http://www.yourdictionary.com/virgin 'virgin'] in ”[[American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language]]”.</ref> Hence, more mature [[women]] can be virgins ([[Elizabeth I of England|The Virgin Queen]]), men can be virgins, and potential initiates into many fields can be colloquially termed ”virgins”, for example a skydiving “virgin”. In the last usage, ”virgin” simply means uninitiated.

As in Latin, the English word is also often used with wider reference, by relaxing the [[age]], [[gender]] or sexual criteria.<ref name=”AHD”>[http://www.yourdictionary.com/virgin 'virgin'] in ”[[American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language]]”.</ref> Hence, more m

* A few lines from the poem are narrated in a trailer for the [[Japan|Japanese]] [[anime]] film, ”[[The End of Evangelion]]”

* A few lines from the poem are narrated in a trailer for the [[Japan|Japanese]] [[anime]] film, ”[[The End of Evangelion]]”

*The poem influenced the musical composition ”[[The Creation (Haydn)|The Creation]]” by [[Joseph Haydn]].

* In 1760, the German-British composer and assistant of Handel [[John Christopher Smith]] wrote an oratorio “Paradise Lost” after Milton on a libretto by [[Benjamin Stillingfleet]]. There was a revised version in 1774. The oratorio has newly been recorded by the [[Bayerischer Rundfunk]], Germany.

*Polish [[Classical music|Classical]] composer [[Krzysztof Penderecki]] and [[metal music|metal]] bands [[Cradle of Filth]] and [[Symphony X]] have created musical works based upon the poem.

*Philadelphia rock band [[Milton and the Devils Party]] takes their name from [[William Blake]]’s comment that Milton was “a true Poet and of the Devils party without knowing it” in [[The Marriage of Heaven and Hell]]. Their song “Nude For Satan” includes a reference to Book 9 of ”Paradise Lost”, quoting the phrase “stupidly good”; and their song “Heathen Eden” is based on Book 10 and the conflict between Adam and Eve consequent to the Fall.

*Death/Doom Metal band [[Paradise Lost (band)|Paradise Lost]] was named after this piece of literature. In track 5 “Prime Evil” from their Bicycles and Tricycles release, Neville Jason reads various excerpts of Paradise Lost, mainly from book IV.

*[[Hollywood Undead]]’s 2008 album ”[[Swan Songs]]” features a track t

“The Winker’s Song (Misprint)” by [[Ivor Biggun]] is one of many songs about masturbation. It describes the singer: “I’m a wanker, I’m a wanker. And it does me good like it bloody well should”, and it reached number 22 in the 1978 [[UK charts]]. It was banned by [[BBC Radio 1]].<ref>[http://www.yearsofgold.org.uk/1978WEEK43OCT28.htm yearsofgold.org.uk]</ref>

“The Winker’s Song (Misprint)” by [[Ivor Biggun]] is one of many songs about masturbation. It describes the singer: “I’m a wanker, I’m a wanker. And it does me good like it bloody well should”, and it reached number 22 in the 1978 [[UK charts]]. It was banned by [[BBC Radio 1]].<ref>[http://www.yearsofgold.org.uk/1978WEEK43OCT28.htm yearsofgold.org.uk]</ref>

I know a few of them. im am looking at one now

==Wanker in other contexts==

==Wanker in other contexts==

“The Winker’s Song (Misprint)” by [[Ivor Biggun]] is one of many songs about masturbation. It describes the singer: “I’m a wanker, I’m a wanker. And it does me good like it bloody well should”, and it reached number 22 in the 1978 [[UK charts]]. It was banned by [[BBC Radio 1]].<ref>[http://www.yearsofgold.org.uk/1978WEEK43OCT28.htm yearsofgold.org.uk]</ref>

“The Winker’s Song (Misprint)” by [[Ivor Biggun]] is one of many songs about masturbation. It describes the singer: “I’m a wanker, I’m a wanker. And it does me good like it bloody well should”, and it reached number 22 in the 1978 [[UK charts]]. It was banned by [[BBC Radio 1]].<ref>[http://www.yearsofgold.org.uk/1978WEEK43OCT28.htm yearsofgold.org.uk]</ref>

I know a few of them. im am looking at one now

==Wanker in other contexts==

==Wanker in other contexts==

*”Mindfuck (A New Equation)”, a song by the hip hop group The Coup, featured on their 2006 album ”[[Pick a Bigger Weapon]]”

*”Mindfuck (A New Equation)”, a song by the hip hop group The Coup, featured on their 2006 album ”[[Pick a Bigger Weapon]]”

*[[Brainfuck]], an esoteric programming language created by Urban Müller

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[[pt:Psicofoda]]

Monitor lizards are generally large reptiles, although some can be as small as 12 centimetres in length. They have long necks, powerful tails and claws, and well-developed limbs. Most species are terrestrial, but arboreal and semi-aquatic monitors are also known. Almost all monitor lizards are [[carnivorous]], although ”[[Varanus prasinus]]” and ”[[Varanus olivaceus]]” are also known to eat fruit.<ref name = “Greene”>{{cite book | last = Greene | first = Harry W. | title = Diet and Arboreality in the Emerald Monitor, Varanus Prasinus, With Comments on the Study of Adaptation | publisher = Field Museum of Natural History | date = 1986 | isbn = 9998057760 }}</ref> They are [[oviparous]], laying from 7 to 37 eggs, which they often cover with soil or protect in a hollow tree stump.<ref name=EoR>{{cite book |editor=Cogger, H.G. & Zweifel, R.G.|author= Bauer, Aaron M.|year=1998|title=Encyclopedia of Reptiles and Amphibians|publisher= Academic Press|location=San Diego|pages= 157–159|isbn= 0-12-178560-2}}</ref>

Monitor lizards are generally large reptiles, although some can be as small as 12 centimetres in length. They have long necks, powerful tails and claws, and well-developed limbs. Most species are terrestrial, but arboreal and semi-aquatic monitors are also known. Almost all monitor lizards are [[carnivorous]], although ”[[Varanus prasinus]]” and ”[[Varanus olivaceus]]” are also known to eat fruit.<ref name = “Greene”>{{cite book | last = Greene | first = Harry W. | title = Diet and Arboreality in the Emerald Monitor, Varanus Prasinus, With Comments on the Study of Adaptation | publisher = Field Museum of Natural History | date = 1986 | isbn = 9998057760 }}</ref> They are [[oviparous]], laying from 7 to 37 eggs, which they often cover with soil or protect in a hollow tree stump.<r

Skeletal muscle fibers are also multinucleated, with the cell’s nuclei located just beneath the plasma membrane. The cell comprises a series of striped or striated, thread-like [[myofibrils]]. Within each myofibril there are protein filaments that are anchored by tendons. The fiber is one long continuous string-like structure. The smallest cross section of skeletal muscle is called a [[sarcomere]] which is the functional unit within the cell. It extends from one Z line to the next attached Z line. The individual sarcomere has alternating thick [[myosin]] and thin [[actin]] protein filaments. Myosin forms the center or middle of each M line. Thinner actin filaments form a zig zag pattern along the anchor points or Z line.

Skeletal muscle fibers are also multinucleated, with the cell’s nuclei located just beneath the plasma membrane. The cell comprises a series of striped or striated, thread-like [[myofibrils]]. Within each myofibril there are protein filaments that are anchored by tendons. The fiber is one long continuous string-like structure. The smallest cross section of skeletal muscle is called a [[sarcomere]] which is the functional unit within the cell. It extends from one Z line to the next attached Z line. The individual sarcomere has alternating thick [[myosin]] and thin [[actin]] protein filaments. Myosin forms the center or middle of each M line. Thinner actin filaments form a zig zag pattern along the anchor points or Z line.

Upon stimulation by an [[action potential]], skeletal muscles perform a coordinated contraction by shortening each sarcomere. The best proposed model for understanding contraction is the [[sliding filament model]] of muscle contraction. Actin and myosin fibers overlap in a contractile motion towards each other. Myosin filaments have club-shaped heads that project toward the actin filaments.

Upon stimulation by an [[action potential]], skeletal m