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	History Of The Mask (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The mask, therefore, most often functions as a means of contact with various spirit powers, thereby protecting against the unknown forces of the universe by prevailing upon their potential beneficence in all matters relative to life.
		Masks used in connection with present-day carnivals and Mardi Gras and those of folk demons and characters still used by central European peasants, such as the Perchten masks of Alpine Austria, are most likely the inheritors of the tradition of medieval masks.
		Masks, usually made of papier-mâché, are employed in the religious or admonitory drama of China; but for the greater part the actors in popular or secular drama make up their faces with cosmetics and paint to resemble masks, as do the Kabuki actors in Japan.
	www.anymask.com /historyofmask.html (6323 words)

	Tilathu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Now, in a letter to the President, eight retired generals and admirals have most honorably called for a 9/11 Commission-style investigatory body to look into not just Abu Ghraib but "other U.S.-operated detention facilities"; while Human Rights First has just released a new report on all the Abu Ghraib investigations and their limitations.
		Once the male frog attracts a female to mate it will sit on the female's back and hold onto it - amplex position.
		As the eggs are released into the water, the male will release sperm over them to fertilize them and then they will leave.
	tilathu.halard.com (4557 words)

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