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	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Howard Karl Kippenberger was born at Ladbrooks, south of Christchurch, on 28 January 1897.
		Kippenberger’s first attempt to take Cassino was very narrowly defeated, and while planning a second attack he was seriously wounded on 2 March 1944 when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine while descending Mt Trocchio and lost both his feet.
		Kippenberger held it together for its first difficult decade, during which there was a threat of its being disestablished and attempts to block the publication of three of the volumes.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=5K11&QuickSearch=true (1980 words)

	Do not alight while train is in motion
		The one, Karl Valentin, used the inscriptions of two signs formerly found in three languages on trains - "do not lean out of the window while train is in motion" and "do not alight before train comes to a standstill" - and mixed them into a paradoxical truth.
		Kippenberger's steadfastness was enormous, yet also complicated as one can conclude from the representations of feet in his work.
		Kippenberger is not only Spiderman, eggman, Fred the Frog and streetlight-Santa Claus, he now also plays "little piece of furniture" and slips into the artificial individuailities of interiors.
	a.parsons.edu /~eokane/aka/Do_not_alight.htm (1949 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		In a campaign that highlighted the command failings of the New Zealand Division, Kippenberger was one of the few senior New Zealand officers to emerge with his reputation enhanced.
		He received the rank of major general, and in September 1944 was appointed to command the unit responsible for the smooth relocation of prisoners of war to New Zealand.
		On his return to New Zealand in 1946 Kippenberger was appointed editor in chief of the War History Branch of the Department of Internal Affairs.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=5K11&QuickSearch=true (1980 words)

	Shihad - Band - The Band Members
		Karl K. Karl Kippenberger is of Cook Island and German parentage and is a native of Pukerua Bay - it's other famous resident is none other than über-director, Peter Jackson.
		Karl is Shihad's fourth bassist, but has been with the band for thirteen years; the only release on which he doesn't appear is their debut EP, Devolve.
		Karl is one half of i-Kai which has done a lot of Shihad's artwork (the other half is Jeremy Takacs).
	www.staticecstasy.com /bandinfo (481 words)

	The Happy End of Kippenberger's Amerika - Martin Kippenberger ArtForum - Find Articles
		On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of Kippenberger's birth, this month sees the opening of a major retrospective of his entire career at the Museum fur Neue Kunst ZKM in Karlsruhe, with additional stops in Vienna and Eindhoven.
		Kippenberger had a one-man show at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 1991, and his massive Happy End of Franz Kafka's "Amerika" (first shown in 1994 in Rotterdam) was included in the 1999 Carnegie International in Pittsburgh and mounted a year later at the Renaissance Society in Chicago.
		The remarks by six colleagues of Kippenberger's that follow touch on the artist's famous generosity to students and friends, yet they also acknowledge his notorious ability to alienate and aggravate his audience.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0268/is_6_41/ai_98123132 (889 words)

	KIPPENBERGER, Howard Karl - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		Howard Karl Kippenberger was born on 28 January 1897 at Ladbrooks, near Christchurch, the son of Karl Kippenberger, a schoolmaster who later became a farmer at Waimate.
		Kippenberger qualified as a solicitor in 1920 and later became manager and then a partner of the Rangiora branch of a Christchurch legal firm.
		In 1922 Kippenberger married Ruth Isobel Flynn, of Lyttelton.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/K/KippenbergerHowardKarl/KippenbergerHowardKarl/en (1123 words)

	New Martin Kippenberger Exhibition Opens At Tate Modern - London City Guide news
		Although German artist Martin Kippenberger is one of the most influential artists of the last thirty years, his work, until now, has remained largely unfamiliar to British audiences.
		Kippenberger’s tables and chairs, set on a green basketball court, represent Kafka’s description of the series of interviews which await immigrants in the USA.
		Sympathische Kommunistin (Likeable Communist Woman, 1983), shows Kippenberger’s interest in socialist art and his provocative, and often humorous, way of dealing with political matters – Kippenberger never sides with one cause; his view is always balanced, often through irony.
	www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /london/news/ART33946.html (1133 words)

	Shihad - Press - Pacifier on America and a local backlash
		Kippenberger: "You look at older examples of bands like the Police and U2 who had their own distinct sound, but the reason they broke into America so big was musically it was more of a universal sound.
		Kippenberger: "To translate to America you've got to be a bit more basic with what you are saying.
		Kippenberger: "The other funny thing is that after doing this album and experiencing LA for a lot longer period, you sort of realise that we weren't ready to go to America before - even with [previous album] the General Electric.
	www.staticecstasy.com /press/article00006.php (1618 words)

	History of the History Group - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
		This new Branch was tasked with collecting and classifying war records under the direction of Chief War Archivist E.H. McCormick, and preparing more than 60 narratives relating to the history of New Zealand's involvement in war.
		Howard Kippenberger was appointed Editor-in-Chief of the latter undertaking, which remains the largest historical enterprise ever attempted in New Zealand.
		Kippenberger was Editor-in-Chief of the historical series on New Zealand's involvement in the Second World War.
	www.mch.govt.nz /history/About.html (737 words)

	Shihad - Band - I Only Said - The Shihad F.A.Q.
		Shihad is comprised of Jon Toogood, Tom Larkin, Karl Kippenberger and Phil Knight.
		Jon has a British father; Karl's father is from Germany, his mother is from the Cook Islands.
		Jon Toogood, Karl Kippenberger, and Tom Larkin all married their respective spouses in 2003.
	www.staticecstasy.com /bandinfo/faq.php (1637 words)

	Pacifier - Music Downloads - Online
		At the time, vocalist/guitarist John Toogood, drummer Tom Larkin, guitarist Phil Knight, and bassist Karl Kippenberger were heavily influenced by thrash, and that sound dominated Devolve, their debut EP.
		The record was a mild hit, and Shihad supported it with frequent tours of both N.Z. and Australia.
		It's thick, melodic, heavily produced sound was in line with the corporate sound circa 2003, and Pacifier parlayed its rebirth into a single ("Bullitproof") on MTV2 and spots on Lollapalooza that summer.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/102/948/0/1029480.html?programId=marketleap&cid=marketleap (289 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Shihad/Pacifier - the Band - A4455227
		A frontman with a penchant for crowd surfing, speaker stack diving and foot-on-the-monitor-ing, he is the usual focal point for the band playing live.
		Karl Kippenberger replaced former bassist Hamish Laing very early in the band's career, and has never looked back.
		As the band matured, they began to take in influences from more distinctly New Zealand (NZ) acts such as the Skeptics and Bailterspace (and other music on the iconic NZ record label Flying Nun).
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/alabaster/A4455227 (1576 words)

	Karl Kippenberger - AOL Music
		Karl Kippenberger Karl Brenton Jamie Kippenberger (born in Wellington, Aotearoa on August 26, 1973), grandson of Major General Howard Kippenberger,
		Karl Brenton Jamie Kippenberger (born in Wellington, Aotearoa on August 26, 1973), grandson of Major General Howard Kippenberger, is the bass guitarist of...
		Download, listen and watch Karl Kippenberger music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/karl-kippenberger/251022/main (138 words)

	FILMINK - Australia's Essential Movie Magazine: Film news, movie reviews, video & DVD releases, film industry ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Karl: Star Wars was the first film I saw.
		Karl: That guy in The Mummy - I refuse to remember his name.
		Karl: I would kill to be a stormtrooper.
	www.filmink.com.au /search/displayarticle.asp?article_id=790 (636 words)

	BBC News \| MUSIC \| Jihad 'forces Shihad re-think'
		Four-piece band Shihad have spent 13 years at the top in their native country but confusion in the United States with the term jihad, or holy war, has prompted the re-think, reports the website newzealandmusic.com.
		Jon Toogood, Tom Larkin, Phil Knight and Karl Kippenberger have been trying to break into the notoriously difficult American market.
		Drummer Larkin told the website that the band had no choice but to change their name if they wanted any success in the US.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/1754805.stm (296 words)

	Shihad - Press - Emotional Rock n' Roll
		Shihad fans knew they were our best kept secret, but like any band that wants to be successful, Jon Toogood, Phil Knight, Karl Kippenberger and Tom Larkin fought long and hard to get that secret out there.
		The ever-affable Karl Kippenberger, Pacifier bassist and self-professed first name on the vocal roster for the "shouty bits", was soon on the phone from Australia.
		As it happened he freely mentions the whole incident at various times in our all too short conversation and even has to suppress a laugh when my studious concentration is broken and I accidentally refer to the band by their old title - only to draw more attention to my gaff by quickly correcting myself.
	www.staticecstasy.com /press/article00004.php (1948 words)

	Howard Karl Kippenberger \| NZETC
		Major-General Sir Howard Kippenberger, kbe, cb, dso, ed, died Wellington, 5 May 1957
		Brig Kippenberger and Lt-Col S.F. Allen, 21 Battalion (July 1942)
		Brigadiers Parkinson and Kippenberger and Lieutenant- Colonel R. Romans discuss plans for an attack
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/name-208411.html (473 words)

	Jon Toogood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Toogood and Larkin met as teenage AC/DC fans.
		Larkin and fellow band members Phil Knight and Karl Kippenberger reside in Melbourne, Australia, however Toogood lives back in his home town, Wellington, New Zealand, with his wife and step-daughter.
		With the remaining members of Shihad still resident in Melbourne, Toogood often finds himself travelling to Melbourne, and away from home anything up to 6 months of the year.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jon_Toogood (199 words)

	Plastic Glamour - A Shihad Page
		Some of their material was straight down the line 3 chord Pop/Punk while others took on an almost epic nature like the moodier segments of GNR songs with some well executed, demandingly accurate instrumentation.
		With a bass player who has learnt his body moves from one Karl Kippenberger (SHIHAD) right down to the haircut, I was enjoying WETA's youthful enthusiasm and total lack of regard for exposing their influences.
		The vocalist/guitarist, slips in and out of guitars with matching roadie on hand to relieve him of said axe after almost every song.
	members.tripod.com /~plasticglamour/a_lv5ruk.htm (862 words)

	Martin Kippenberger Bibliography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Merlin Carpenter, "Martin Kippenberger, Max Hetzler," Artscribe, March/April, p.
		Kim Levin, "Voice Choices: Martin Kippenberger," Village Voice, Feb. 15, p.
		Jan Tümlir, "Martin Kippenberger's The Last Stop," d'Art (New York), vol.
	www.hoopycake.com /metro/mk/mk_bi.htm (1377 words)

	TE Archive - Pacifier - Kiwis Return for Oz Tour
		The remainder of the year was filled with a gruelling tour of the US in which the band supported US acts TRUST COMPANY and THE CHEVELLES.
		'' Kippenberger said one of the more memorable gigs took place at a hall in Oklahoma, which has become an historical rock landmark.
		Kippenberger said the band has begun jamming new tracks and hopes to release a new single by the end of 2003.
	15min.org /articles/2003/august/6/rock_1.html (315 words)

	Oz Music Project - Australian Music Resource and Webzine
		Bassist Hamish Laing took leave in 1991 on the eve of a national sell out tour with legends AC/DC.
		Current bassist Karl Kippenberger’s baptism of fire came in the form of his first two shows, hometown gigs in front of crowds which together, totalled 60000.
		The band's debut album, ‘Churn’, was released in July of 1993 to critical acclaim and a tour of Australasia soon followed.
	www.ozmusicproject.net /band/artist.asp?ID=10 (567 words)

	PACIFIER \| Rockdetector
		For much of their career New Zealand's premier 90s Rock band PACIFIER went under the title of SHIHAD.
		Even though the EP displayed undoubted U.S. Thrash Metal leanings the act's status at this early juncture being recognised by a top 20 placing on the New Zealand National charts.
		In August long standing bass player Hamish Laing made way for his replacement Karl Kippenberger.
	www.rockdetector.com /artist,37596.sm;jsessionid=4D4CA49FF6860A1E1BCC80FB85706218 (293 words)

	Dorking Labs! .New Zealand Political Cartoons, NZ, Caricatures, Blogs, humour, Editorial, Comment, Ross P. Kettle, Ross ...
		Please make any other helpful suggestions in the comments box.
		Also spare a thought for Karl Kippenberger, bass-player in Shihad, another one of the most professional groups to appear on the New Zealand music scene.
		Karl's father Peter died on the weekend in a weird fire in Paekakariki.
	www.dorkinglabs.com /2005/04/quince-well-some.php (301 words)

	Nieuwsbrieven (Visuele Cultuur)
		The volume is scheduled to appear in 2006.
		Proposals, about 300 words, should be sent to before june 15th 2004 to: Karl Enenkel, Institute of Classical Studies, Department of Latin and Neo-Latin Literature, University of Leiden, P.O.Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden.
		Die besondere Aufmerksamkeit gilt dabei dem Imperfekten und dem Defekten, die als "Negativwerte" unbemerkt oder beabsichtigt in die hier betrachteten "Künstlerbilder" eingeschrieben worden sind.
	www.visuelecultuur.nl /nl/nieuwsbrieven/toon (4391 words)

	XTRAMSN: Karl Kippenberger and Tom Larkin of Shihad, winners of the Best Rock Album at the 2005 New Zealand Music Awards
		XTRAMSN: Karl Kippenberger and Tom Larkin of Shihad, winners of the Best Rock Album at the 2005 New Zealand Music Awards
		Karl Kippenberger and Tom Larkin of Shihad, winners of the Best Rock Album at the 2005 New Zealand Music Awards
		Karl Kippenberger and Tom Larkin of Shihad, winners of the Best Rock Album at the 2005 New Zealand Music Awards©Getty Images / Jeff Brass
	xtramsn.co.nz /news/0,,12088-5143780,00.html (65 words)

	kissrocks.com: Music : New Rock - Pacifier
		New Zealand’s Pacifier, the South Pacific’s most successful rock band is poised to spring their taut, melodic heaviness on unsuspecting audiences here in North America.
		Until now, Larkin, frontman Jon Toogood, guitarist Phil Knight, and bassist Karl Kippenberger have been little more than promising blips on a distant radar screen.
		Around home where they were known until 9/11 as Shihad, they’ve played massive gigs, including the main stage at Big Day Out and Denmark’s Roskilde Festival, where they played to an audience of 100,000.
	kissrocks.com /music/pacifier.html (880 words)

	www.myspace.com/shihad
		Keep Rockin' Gentlemen (if ur all as polite as Karl u must be "gents"),
		Karl, i saw pics of you at the Ekka with your old white bass.
		You HAVE to still use the Jack Cassidy's.
	profile.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=22031241 (863 words)

	Karl Kippenberger: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
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	www.music.com /person/karl_kippenberger/1 (102 words)

	Pacifier become Shihad Again (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Jon Toogood, Tom Larkin, Karl Kippenberger and Phil Knight have announced that they have reverted back to their band's original name.
		Shihad became Pacifier after their American label refused to release their album as Shihad after 911 because they claimed it sounded too much like Jihad.
		If you can see this, your browser does not support iframes!
	www.undercover.com.au /news/2004/sept04/20040918_shihad.html (294 words)

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