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	Koya NKP Muthu - Surrealist Painter and artist from India
		Koya's work expresses a critical awareness of the decadence and anarchy of life and concern about the lunacies of global power mongering, which in turn have been shaped by the experiences of his multifaceted life as artist, civil servant, media man, exhibit designer, art director, rationalist etc.
		The expressed outbursts in Koya's paintings do not follow the familiar logic of distortion: in Salvador Dali, for instance, the forms are drenched sheets hung out in folds to dry; in Stanley Spencer, the human form is subjected to a tubular distortion and similarly Modigliani and Giocometti use a uniform treatment in distortion.
		Koya does not follow any of these masters' methods, but prefers to be guided by his own instincts, which dictate a different treatment of these images.
	www.inika.com /koya (224 words)

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		Koya was born in a litter of eight.
		He pointed to Koya and said "keep this one because you may breed for many years and not get one as promising as this one!" He called her "very appealing." She was the smallest of the three bitches.
		Koya lived, but was not well enough to go to a new home till she was four months old and by then, as I tearfully told Mrs.
	kwetu.freeservers.com /koya.htm (408 words)

	Sidiq Koya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Koya was one of the founding members of the Federation of Cane Growers, formed in 1959 to negotiate the new cane contract with the Colonial Sugar Refining Company.
		Koya was responsible for drafting the constitution of the Federation Party which came into existence on 21 June 1964, making it the first political party in Fiji.
		Koya had been opposed in the election by R.D. Patel, brother of the late leader leader of NFP and had won by a narrow margin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sidiq_Koya (995 words)

	Mount Koya travel guide - Wikitravel
		First settled in 819 by the monk Kūkai as a retreat far away from the courtly intrigues of Kyoto, Mt. Koya is located in a 800m-high valley amid the 8 peaks of the mountain.
		Koya limited expresses take 80 minutes and cost ¥1610, while ordinary expresses are lower priced at ¥1210 and take only 10 minutes longer at 90 minutes.
		Many of the pilgrims visiting Mount Koya are on their way to start the 88 Temple Pilgrimage on the island of Shikoku.
	wikitravel.org /en/Mount_Koya (1269 words)

	Tribals and Their Culture : Koya Tribe in Transition
		The books deals with an ethnographic description of the processes of social change and development of Koya tribe of Malkangiri district in Orissa due to hydro projects and the influences of dominant cultures of refugees settled in their areas and the simultaneous influx of persons connected with various large scale development projects to their hinterland.
		The Koya is a large tribal community distributed in South malkangiri of Orissa, South Baster of Chhatisgarh, East Godavari and Khamam districts of Andhra Pradesh in India.
		The Koyas’ primitive agriculture, where Mohua tree and Cattle is centre of life and economy has been successfully narrated.
	www.easternbookcorporation.com /moreinfo.php?txt_searchstring=10976 (454 words)

	Indigenous Peoples of The World - The Koya
		The Koyas are thickly populated in the Chinthur mandal of Bhadrachalam agency in Andhra Pradesh.
		Every koya village is a socio-political unit and also a part of a larger social and territorial unit called “Mutha”, a cluster of villages linked by economic, political and kinship ties.
		Though the Koyas have the tradition of safeguarding their forests, due to the conditions of alienation from the land and forests, they are now slowly being reduced to wage labourers, engaged in cutting and loading of timber, firewood and bamboo for industrial requirements.
	www.peoplesoftheworld.org /hosted/koya (2604 words)

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		Mount Koya and the 88 Temples of Shikoku
		Whatever the reason, the monastery on Mount Koya ceased to be a center of learning, and its residents left to find new homes.
		Apparently, a man appeared at Mount Koya claiming to be the incarnation of Kobo Daishi.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/2690/koya.html (735 words)

	SEND! magazine First Quarter 2004: Reaching the Koya of India - Gospel for Asia
		Koya society is deeply rooted in belief in the supernatural.
		Breaking tradition is a fearful thing for the Koya, exposing them to the wrath of hundreds, if not thousands, of supernatural beings.
		Her parents begged their Koya deities to heal her—offering animal sacrifices and paying witch doctors huge amounts of money—but they found no hope.
	www.gfa.org /reaching-the-koya-of-india (470 words)

	koya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Julia Granath Adolsson, 10, the builder of a tree koya with a balcony, described her koya as a work in progress: she is planning a second floor, but she isn't sure if her tree can support so much structure.
		Her parent's haven't been inside the koya, they've taken a peek from a safe distance, perched on a ladder, next to the apple tree that hosts Julia's koya.
		A koya should be designed and built by children only: it can be in a tree, on the ground, suspended from the side of a house, dug into the earth, or hidden deep in the forest.
	parentnetsweden.com /Infopages/Resources/Children_directory/koya2.htm (454 words)

	Welcome to Koya University's Web Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Koya University is a young and forward looking University, established in 2003.
		Koya, an ancient city and cradle of numerous social, religious, scientific and political leaders, was for centuries a focal centre of education and training.
		Koya is geographically situated in the centre of Southern (Iraqi) Kurdistan, in almost equidistance from the cities of Erbil, Suleimani, Kerkuk and Ranya.
	koyauniversity.org (216 words)

	Mount Koya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mount Koya (高野山 Kōya-san) is a mountain in Wakayama prefecture to the south of Osaka.
		First settled in 819 by the monk Kukai, Mt. Koya is primarily known as the headquarters of the Shingon sect of Japanese Buddhism.
		Located in an 800m-high valley amid the 8 peaks of the mountain, the original monastery has grown into the town of Koya, featuring a university dedicated to religious studies and over 100 temples, many of which offer lodging to pilgrims.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mount_Koya (292 words)

	Anger at University Protest Crackdown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		About 400 students blocked traffic in front of the university on March 8 to demand the university pay their monthly stipends, which were two months late, and provide better basic services such as water and electricity.
		Koya, the hometown of Iraqi president Jalal Talabani, lies 120 kilometres east of Erbil in northern Iraq.
		Asswad Haji Mala, head of Koya security, denied that the protesters were beaten, and noted that they didn’t have permission to go ahead with their action.
	www.iwpr.net /?p=icr&s=f&o=260365&apc_state=henpicr (741 words)

	Koya Webb
		Koya will be teaching Body Tone on Tuesdays at 12 noon and Awesome Abs on Thursday's at 12 noon starting September 5th at www.thestuidoloft.com
		Koya is the strength, conditioning, and lifestyle coach for the San Diego Siege Women’s Pro Basketball Team- To view schedule click here.
		Koya’s home location is now in Los Angles, CA where she is acting, modeling, and working on her production company and fitness enterprise.
	www.koyawebb.com /news.php (187 words)

	Blow To Ummer Koya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The High Court decision is a blow to Koya as he cannot function as Secretary of the AICF, Vice President of FIDE and also President of the Commonwealth Chess Association before clearing these charges in this court or the Supreme Court.
		Koya has to fight in the courts at Chennai where he could appeal or go to the Supreme Court.
		The press release said Koya had been siphoning off the funds of the AICF under various heads like Honorarium to Secretary, Honorarium to AICF Forum Editor, Webmaster, Computer Programmer of AICF, Computer Programmer for AICF Forum, Webmaster etc. Most of these allegations were of financial nature.
	www.chess-mate.com /hc01.htm (467 words)

	Koya
		Koya's tail was sculpted then painted using layers of soft apricot, gold, golden yellow and the barest hint of fl, to produce the "goldfish" effect and a natural variegated shading.
		Her fins are layers of delicate sheer chiffon, hand painted in warm shades to compliment her tail.
		Koya's stand has been designed to hold her securely.
	www.crawfordmanor.com /koya.html (219 words)

	Koya Sound - Professional Audio & Sound Manufacturer from China -About us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Koya Sound may provide and maintain, or (as the case may be) cause to provide and maintain, the Services so that the Customer may access and/or use the Services from the Commencement Date.
		Koya Sound reserves the right to charge a reasonable fee in relation to the time and attendance involved in complying with any request from Customer which is allowed under the Ordinance.
		Any claim by the Customer against Koya Sound arising out of the Agreement must be notified in writing to Koya Sound within 12 months of the incident giving rise to such claim failing which the Customer shall be deemed to have waived the Customer's rights in respect of such claim.
	www.koyasound.com /general.asp (3433 words)

	Koya Sound - Professional Audio & Sound Manufacturer from China -About us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Koya Sound, founded in 1992 in Guangzhou, is a professional audio manufacturer.
		To be more competitive in professional audio industry, in year 2002, KOYA (Pro audio) join forces with JIN QIAN LI (Marketing and distribution) and LIANGYIN (Loudspeaker) to merge into one massive industry force.
		Thanks to this milestone move, now, our four brands KOYA, RMAC and JQN have become the leading brands in China due to their combined strength and diversity in product offerings.
	www.koyasound.com (237 words)

	Koya Kaido (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In the ancient road system, because Mt. Koya was of such importance, one of the few existing roads, the "Koya Kaido", ran up to the holy mountain.
		It was regularly maintained, and "honjin" or post inns were built along the way, to supply travellers with all that they might need, a change of sandal for the low, porters for the high, and lodging for all; of course at a price.
		Several spurs of the the Koya Kaido came down from the Miyako (Kyoto) and Naniwa (Osaka), crossed the Ise Kaido and the Kii river, and thence up to the mountains.
	www2.gol.com /users/dirving/yamato/koyakaido.html (299 words)

	SEND! magazine First Quarter 2004: Let the Koya Praise Him - Gospel for Asia
		His father and mother, a poor Koya tribal couple, were numbed by the familiar scene.
		The Koya are primarily hunters and farmers, growing grains and vegetables with rain as their only source of irrigation.
		Turning down an offer of help from his parents because it would mean leaving the Koya, he chose instead to praise God for what they did have.
	www.gfa.org /let-the-koya-praise-him (1631 words)

	Japanese Guest Houses: A Night on Mount Koya
		I have visited Mount Koya in the past but this was my first time to stay at one of Mount Koya's temples.
		Shojoshin-in was located at the other end of the temple area, and it took us about 20 minutes to reach Ichinohashi-guchi bus stop which is in front of both Shojoshin-in and the entrance to Okunoin - the famous cemetery on the mountain.
		Although it may be a bit of a journey to get to Mount Koya, it is well worth the effort and you will come away with a very special feeling toward this holy mountain together with some wonderful memories.
	japaneseguesthouses.com /about/ryokan/koya.htm (2318 words)

	Mt. Koya : Introduction \| Frommers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mount Koya -- called Koyasan by the Japanese -- is one of Japan's most sacred places and the mecca of the Shingon Esoteric sect of Buddhism.
		Standing almost 900m (3,000 ft.) above the world, the top of Mount Koya is home to more than 115 Shingon Buddhist temples scattered through the mountain forests.
		When he died in the 9th century, he was laid to rest in a mausoleum on Mount Koya.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/mtkoya/2930010001.html (430 words)

	James Twyman Interview with Psychic Child, Koya
		As most of you know, I recently met an amazing four-year-old boy named Koya when I was on tour in Japan, and he is anxious to share his messages with the whole world.
		Koya's mother contacted me through a translator and said Koya doesn't want to wait till the conference to begin giving his message.
		Koya has also been instrumental in helping me design the new "Spoonbenders Course" which will be launched through the Internet on January 1, 2003.
	www.rawfoodinfo.com /articles/art_Koya.html (705 words)

	Koya Abe www.koyaabe.com
		all images and text therein are copyright Koya Abe 1999-2006 and may not be reproduced without permission.
		Limited excerpts and printouts made for temporary personal reference or for literary and press (newspaper/periodical) reviews, critiques, and exhibit announcement purposes excepted.
		I am interested in these functions upon the medium and my goal is to investigate the medium’s mechanisms within seamless subjects and to explore the essential meaning of “seamlessness.”
	www.koyaabe.com (194 words)

	Laurence Binyon, Koya San
		Koya San (Mount Koya) is a sacred mountain near Osaka in Japan.
		On it are many temples, and at the top is a cemetery surrounding the grave of the famous Buddhist saint Kobo, before whose shrine a light perpetually burns.
		‘Koya San’ (BC24a) appeared in the limited-edition Koya San: Four Poems from Japan (BC24) and was reprinted in The North Star and Other Poems (London: Macmillan, 1941).
	themargins.net /anth/1930-1939/binyonkoyasan.html (530 words)

	koya – Music at Last.fm
		koya isn’t yet available to play on Last.fm radio.
		Music Journals on Last.fm You can be the first person to write a journal about koya.
		If you'd like to add some events for koya then you can do so on this page.
	www.last.fm /music/koya (246 words)

	Dog profile for Koya, a female German Shepherd/Mutt
		We came upon Koya by chance at the local Humane Society.
		Back then she had been named Cinnamon and was on her second stay at the pound.
		Koya's a sweet, outgoing girl despite her large appearance who loves playing with other dogs of any size although she's got a sweet spot for large males.
	www.dogster.com /?132144 (224 words)

	Encyclopedia entry on Kukai's Shingon Buddhist monastery atop Mount Koya, Japan
		Mount Koya (Koya-san) was founded in 816 by imperial decree for Kobo Daishi [Kukai] (774-835), who had returned from the T'ang dynasty capital of Ch'ang-an imbued with Chinese civilization and Indian Mantrayana Buddhism.
		Shingon was also able to adapt to changing trends with a syncretism going back to Kukai himself, whose calligraphy includes a "Namu Amida Butsu" scroll long before Amidism began to eclipse the Asian mainland style of monasticism in Japan.
		Holy men known as Koya Hijiri mixed Shingon creatively with Amidism as they roamed the Japanese countryside, where Buddhism was for the first time becoming a mass religion.
	www.waoe.org /steve/koyasan.html (628 words)

	Koya Japan
		A KOYA JAPAN outlet typically requires 300-500 square feet and features a Tappan-style grill, coolers and a kitchen area.
		The franchise fee for a KOYA JAPAN outlet is $25,000.
		The length of time to open your KOYA JAPAN outlet depends on a number of variables, such as how soon we find a suitable location, negotiate a lease, complete the leasehold improvements and complete the training program.
	www.koyajapan.com /faq.html (272 words)

	tomgpalmer.com: University of Koya
		I had what I consider very successful meetings today in Koya, where they are building a remarkable new university, with modern dormitories, science labs, sports facilities, lecture halls, and much more.
		I was astounded at the progress they’ve made in a short time and at the seriousness and the ambition of the university president and the deans to create a center of higher learning in a place that had been devastated by tyranny.
		my name is sieamak,i'm a student in college oif petroleum in second year.i'm so happy to study in koya university,and i wish to rise the level of education in koya university with trying.
	www.tomgpalmer.com /archives/027187.php (714 words)

	Koya-sanRoute.html
		Since Koya is close to both Osaka and Wakayama, you can start out from either city, or even closer to Koya if you prefer; in terms of transit access, it would be quickest to start out from Tennoji in south Osaka and just head due south (you have many roads to choose from).
		You should be able to stop at a couple of places here and get a feel for the area and still make it to Koya with plenty of time before dark.
		If you don't have much time for this leg or want to reduce the mileage on the first day, leaving from Wakayama might be a better idea; it's a straight ride east along the river to Hashimoto where you turn right and start up the mountain.
	www.kancycling.com /Destinations/Koyasan/KoyasanRoute/KoyasanRoute.html (212 words)

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