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	Warcraft III - Undead -> Units -> Dread Lord
		Yet, at Kil'jaeden's request, the vampiric Dread Lords were sent to watch over the Lich King Ner'zhul, and ensure that he carried out his orders to sow chaos in the mortal world.
		Though Dread Lords have been known to revel in the gore of single combat, they generally prefer to manipulate and beguile their enemies from the shadows.
		Dread Lords are pretty easy to kill if you surround them with units and trap them from escaping.
	www.battle.net /war3/undead/units/dreadlord.shtml (897 words)

	RPGnet : Review of Dread
		Dread doesn’t boast of its own innovation, doesn’t claim to reinvent the wheel, and doesn’t take every opportunity that it is presented with to pat itself on the back.
		Dread accomplishes this by having players answer a battery of questions used to form their character profiles, much as a psychiatrist has patients answer a battery of questions that they use to form a personality profile.
		Dread is very obviously structured around short, self-contained, story arcs as opposed to ongoing campaigns - and dammit, I wish this wasn’t the case.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/11/11974.phtml (2965 words)

	The Forge :: Dread (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Dread, characters are probably grungy in their habits and dubious in their standards of right and wrong, but they try to do good and they're not degenerates, which in kpfs they most certainly are, of an especially atrocious and cruel sort.
		Dread characters are given missions from their angel mentor, whereas kpfs characters basically stumble into absurd and demeaning mixups.
		Dread in play is violent and occasionally depressing, with a lot of pathos regarding NPCs, whereas kpfs play is repulsive and hilarious, with contempt and satire directed both toward player-characters and NPCs alike.
	www.indie-rpgs.com /reviews/27 (2863 words)

	Blizzard Entertainment - WarCraft III
		Dread Lords are incredibly powerful demonic entities that are masters of darkness and mental domination.
		The Dread Lords carried out their task flawlessly, yet over time they fell under the influence of Ner'zhul's undead plague.
		Dread Lords generally appear as dashing human males and are adept at charming and beguiling mortal creatures through telepathy.
	www.blizzard.com /war3/races/dreadlord.shtml (189 words)

	Dread Disease Versicherung - Übersicht
		Unter dem Stichwort Dread Disease sind über ausländische Versicherer Lebensversicherungen in Deutschland bekannt geworden, bei denen neben dem Todes- und Erlebensfall auch eine schwere Erkrankung (Bedeutung des englischen Begriffs dread disease) als Versicherungsfall gilt und die Versicherungssumme fällig wird.
		Teilweise werde Dread Disease Policen als sogenannte Keymanpolicen abgeschlossen.
		Dread Disease Policen eigenen sich auch für Berufgruppen, für die aufgrund Ihres Berufes eine Berufsunfähigkeitsversicherung zu teuer ist.
	www.versicherung-portal-1.de /berufsunfaehigkeitsversicherung/dread-disease (397 words)

	Is Dread Driving Your Decisions?
		May 4, 2006 -- Dread may drive decision-making, but you may be able to regain control of the steering wheel.
		Given the chance, dread drove participants' decisions about how much pain they were willing to take, and when.
		Dread apparently pushed some people to actually choose more pain in a shorter time, just to get it over with.
	www.webmd.com /news/20060504/is-dread-driving-your-decisions (772 words)

	The Mind's Eye: Dread Champion (Prestige Class)
		Initially, the dread champion appears as walking dead; his skin is pallid, and his wounds tend to stay slightly open.
		Dread champions are also not subject to critical hits, subdual damage, ability damage, ability drain, or energy drain.
		A dread champion is not at risk of death due to massive damage, but he is immediately destroyed if reduced to 0 hit points or less.
	www.wizards.com /default.asp?x=dnd/psm/20030628a (1240 words)

	Dread Disease * Dreaddisease Versicherungen * Schwere Krankheiten
		Dread Disease bedeutet Schwere Krankheiten und wird sofort nach der Diagnose als Einmalzahlung ausgezahlt.
		Warum Sie eine Dread Disease Versicherung abschließen sollten?
		Dread Disease Skandia Dread Disease canada life Berufsunfähigkeitsversicherung
	www.finanzprofit.de /versicherungen/dreaddisease/dreaddiseaseversicherung.php (235 words)

	Technology Review: The Real Pain of Dread
		Scientists found that dread activated brain areas similar to those associated with pain, and that people who rated the waiting period as most unbearable had more activity in a part of the brain's pain circuit that mediates attention.
		Dread, fear, anxiety by Guest (Rick) 5/18/2006 12:00 AM This article claims that brain activity is different for dread than for fear or anxiety.
		Attention by Guest (Hal Seyle) 6/2/2006 12:00 AM The article states that, with dread, the part of the brain dealing with attention is more active and that a banged knee will get less attention if a bear is chasing you.
	www.technologyreview.com /read_article.aspx?id=16887&ch=biotech (719 words)

	SoldierTech: The DREAD Weapon System
		The DREAD won't jam because, according to its inventor, it can't jam.
		It thus follows that the DREAD Centrifuge Weapon will be the most reliable metallic projectile launcher/ballistic device on the planet.
		Even if it becomes necessary to increase the DREAD's magazine capacity to upwards of 100,000 rounds (.308 Cal.) or 20,0000 rounds (.50 Cal.), and run the weapon all day and all night for weeks on end, this will have absolutely no effect whatsoever (positive or negative) on the reliability or durability of the weapon system.
	www.military.com /soldiertech/0,14632,Soldiertech_DREAD,,00.html (1759 words)

	Kierkegaard's Concept of Dread
		The present work has taken as its theme the psychological treatment of "dread," in such a way that it has in mind and before its eye the dogma of original sin.
		The mood of psychology is the dread corresponding to its discovery, and in its dread it delineates sin, while again and again it is alarmed by the sketch it produces.
		The introduction may be correct -while the deliberation itself dealing with the concept of dread may be entirely incorrect.
	www.marxists.org /reference/subject/philosophy/works/dk/kierkega.htm (4203 words)

	Johnny Dread Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The prologue to Johnny Dread’s seven album series is his debut album, “Scarecrow” (1994), recorded in Kingston, Jamaica.
		Having been inspired by The Police’s legendary drummer, Stewart Copeland, Johnny Dread embarked on his musical dream by taking up the drums while he played basketball on a scholarship for Florida International University in Miami and was on his way to a very promising athletic career.
		Johnny Dread was born Juan Carlos Guardiola in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
	www.johnnydreadmusic.com /new/biography.htm (660 words)

	The Impossible Dream - Dread
		The goal of the game is to sustain the delicate atmosphere that is necessary to produce the hand quivering emotion that lends Dread its name.
		You will take on the role of someone trapped in a story that is only as compelling as it is hostile--someone who will find themselves making the sorts of decisions we hope never to face in real life.
		The character questionnaire provides the skeleton of a character, suitable for the story or campaign, while the player gets to add the flesh when they answer the questions, thus creating the character they want to play.
	www.tiltingatwindmills.net /dread/index.html (517 words)

	The Lord of the Rings Online™: Shadows of Angmar™ > Article
		Of course, some sort of Geiger counter of evil isn't appropriate to our game world, so we convey that you are near sources of evil through a change in the game's music, portions of the User Interface (UI) changing, and the world itself seeming darker and more oppressive.
		How dreadful your character feels after a defeat depends on how terrible the region is. Also, as with passive hope above, if you were suffering with passive dread and got near a source of active dread, well, your character's day would be that much worse.
		To try and put this in common MMO terms, you could think of passive hope as a buff given by a region, while passive dread is a death penalty, the severity of which depends on the region where you were defeated.
	lotro.turbine.com /article/342 (1614 words)

	The Dread Lords, the Arnor, the humans and the Altarians - An Article by Draginol (Site not responding. Last check: )
		So any discussion of the Arnor and Dread Lords starts out with the Mithrilar who were the beings of power who were assigned to be guardians of the universe.
		The Dread Lords were the ones most like their creator who, upon nearly wiping out the other Mithrilar, was finally thrown down on a planet that eventually came to be called Altaria.
		They won, despite being weaker, because they had, literally, infinite patience while the Dread Lords were always looking for a final confrontation and hence were more prone to be led to their doom by the temptation for a definitive ending.
	www.galciv2.com /Journals.aspx?AID=124732 (2452 words)

	Amazon.ca: Koba the Dread: Laughter and the Twenty Million: Books: Martin Amis (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He was one of the worst monsters of history, responsible for more than 20 million deaths, but his atrocities and his victims are obscured in the public memory and some admirers still sing his praises.
		In Koba the Dread Amis rekindles memory of the tragedies, challenging a famous statement attributed to Stalin: “A single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic.” --Alex Roslin
		He understands that Amis is not just asking how anyone can still regard Marxism as a means to a more just world but that he is also attempting to uncover the source of its allure and reveal its moral toxicity.
	www.amazon.ca /Koba-Dread-Laughter-Twenty-Million/dp/0676975178 (1736 words)

	Defense Review - World Exclusive Video! DREAD Weapon System: Devastating, Jam-Proof, and Silent.
		The DREAD depicted in the video is a functional prototype that operates on a less-than-lethal mode.
		In a sentence, the DREAD is an electrically-powered centrifuge weapon, or centrifuge "gun".
		Rockets, compressed air, or being able to spin the DREAD in the opposite direction would be necessary to stop that spin.
	www.defensereview.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=526 (5842 words)

	Review: Koba the Dread by Martin Amis \| By genre \| Guardian Unlimited Books
		At one level, it is about history; Amis made himself read through a library about the Soviet Union to distil this raging, incredulous ac-count of its crimes against human beings and humanity, "the collapse of the value of human life".
		But Koba the Dread is also a halt by a man in middle life, a pause on the road to ask questions, which cannot be avoided if that life is to be honestly told.
		Logically enough, Koba the Dread ends with two letters: one to Hitchens and the other to his father's ghost.
	books.guardian.co.uk /reviews/politicsphilosophyandsociety/0,6121,786568,00.html (1290 words)

	Dread at the Controls Band
		He is currently in the studio recording with Mikey Dread and rehearsing with the rest of the band for an upcoming European tour.
		Lenford has played for artistes such as Mikey Dread, Rita Marley, Shakka Demus and Pliers and at present he is with Lloyd Parkes and We the People Band.
		Bruce is a session musician playing regularly with Mikey Dread and the Dread at the Controls Band on several festivals.
	www.mikeydread.com /mikeysband.htm (1115 words)

	Koba the Dread - Martin Amis
		At one level, it is about history (.....) But Koba the Dread is also a halt by a man in middle life, a pause on the road to ask questions, which cannot be avoided if that life is to be honestly told.
		Amis does write well, and often engagingly, but in Koba the Dread the mix of history, political tutorial, opinion, and personal anecdotes is an uneasy (and ineffective) one.
		There is no clear sense of what the book is meant to be, or to whom it is addressed (with bits being literally addressed to Christopher Hitchens and dead Kingsley Amis).
	www.complete-review.com /reviews/amism/kobad.htm (2818 words)

	Amazon.com: Koba the Dread: Laughter and the Twenty Million: Books: Martin Amis (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Most readers won't be interested in the author's private quarrels, but in the bulk of the book he relates passionately a story that needs to be told, the history of a regime that murdered its own people in order to build a better future for them.
		Stalin said that the death of one person was tragic, the death of a million a mere "statistic." Koba the Dread, during whose course the author absorbs a particular, a familial death, is a rebuttal of Stalin's aphorism.
		Koba the Dread is still a fairly competent evaluation of Stalin's life and politics, and it provides a fair and brief overview of the Soviet Union for readers who desire a quick blow-by-blow, even if it is derivative of Solzhenitsyn.
	www.amazon.com /Koba-Dread-Laughter-Twenty-Million/dp/0786868767 (3329 words)

	The Dread Tomato Addiction
		In spite of their dread addiction, a few tomato eaters born between 1850 and 1900 still manage to survive, but the clinical picture is poor -- their bones are brittle, their movements feeble, their skin seamed and wrinkled, their eyesight failing, hair falling, and frequently they have lost all their teeth.
		Those born between 1900 and 1950 number somewhat more survivors, but the overt signs of the addiction's dread effects differ not in kind but only in degree of deterioration.
		Exhaustive experiment shows that when tomatoes are withheld from an addict, invariably his cravings will cause him to turn to substitutes -- such as oranges, or steak and potatoes.
	crystaloak.com /Gaijin/Essay/tomato_addiction.htm (431 words)

	felixsalmon.com: — Koba the Dread
		Instead, we get Koba the Dread, a history book-cum-memoir which less than two months after its publication has already sunk to 1,440 on amazon.com's sales ranking.
		The most withering criticism of Koba the Dread has come not from Hitchens, or from Michiko Kakutani in the New York Times ("the narcissistic musings of a spoiled, upper-middle-class littérateur").
		It has come, rather, from Anne Applebaum in Slate."Contrary to the reviews," she writes, "Koba the Dread is not, in fact, a competent account of Stalin's reign but rather a muddled misrendering of both Soviet and Western intellectual history."
	www.felixsalmon.com /000010.php (1103 words)

	DREAD Weapon System - Devastating, Jam-Proof, Silent
		The DREAD depicted in the video is a functional prototype that operates on a less-than-lethal mode.
		In a sentence, the DREAD is an electrically-powered centrifuge weapon, or centrifuge "gun".
		Any reasonably skilled gunner (Humvee, APC, Apache attack helicopter, etc.--doesn't matter) should be able to avoid running through all 50,000 (or more) rounds of.308 Cal. or 10,000 (or more) rounds of.50 Cal. ammo prematurely, especially when he or she can dial down the DREAD's cyclic rate to 5,000 rpm or slower, if necesssary.
	www.rense.com /general74/dread.htm (1490 words)

	Stan Guthrie: The Dread Jurist Roberts
		Filled with clever anachronisms and droll wordplay, the tagline for this 1987 comedy perfectly captures its quirky spirit: “Scaling the Cliffs of Insanity, battling Rodents of Unusual Size, facing torture in the Pit of Despair.
		Dick Durbin, MoveOn.org, and the Human Rights Campaign are in America’s “mainstream,” and the “dread jurist Roberts” is trolling the constitutional waters for ill-gotten booty.
		But I think at the end of the day, their attacks against "the dread jurist Roberts" won't stick, and they’ll be in the Pit of Despair, where they belong.
	www.stanguthrie.com /2005/07/dread-jurist-roberts.html (589 words)

	Stalin: Koba the Dread I
		Indeed, it helps to approach Koba the Dread with a firm grounding in the history of Communism, to avoid losing the forest for the trees.
		Amis's approach is to cast a novelist's eye over his materials and pick out a collection of significant details, a gallery of horrors in which the essence of Soviet Communism is exhibited.
		Indeed, the whole of Koba the Dread is excessively personal; it substitutes reaction for analysis and leaves the reader without a real understanding of Stalin.
	www.orwelltoday.com /stalinbook.shtml (1109 words)

	Study Points to a Solution for Dread: Distraction - New York Times (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For those who dread a colonoscopy or a root canal so much that they avoid it altogether, scientists have good news.
		The first study ever to look at where sensations of dread arise in the brain finds that contrary to what is widely believed, dread does not involve fear and anxiety in the moment of an unpleasant event.
		Above all else, dread involves attention to unpleasant things to come, making it quite different from anxiety or fear.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/05/05/health/05dread.html?ex=1304481600&en=2b8ab5f0781ddb3c&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss (966 words)

	www.myspace.com/datc
		Best Sellers II is a beautiful Mikey Dread compilation with a mixture of different tracks, some old school classics and some new unreleased hits.
		Mikey Dread is one of the most influential performers and innovators in reggae music.
		His radio show, which became known as "Dread at the Controls," was firmly established as the Number One Radio Show in Jamaica.
	www.myspace.com /datc (731 words)

	Unsound Opinions: Am I blushing yet? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Oh sure, I can joke about it now, but at the time it was terrible (Morrissey quote there).
		Things have settled down in the last 36 hours and I no longer dread the "boop" of my email notification.
		And in four more class periods, I will be 100% free to enjoy the rest of the summer...if it ever begins.
	www.ehhs.cmich.edu /~ajprice/2004/05/am-i-blushing-yet.html (346 words)

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