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	Celiac disease is the great masquerader in digestive disorders \| SavannahNow.com
		You are quite correct that celiac disease can masquerade as irritable bowel syndrome.
		While irritable bowel syndrome is a diagnosis of exclusion (generally all tests are negative) in celiac disease, we have specific blood tests that can be helpful in leading to a high index of suspicion.
		In summary, certainly celiac disease can masquerade as irritable bowel syndrome, Crohns disease, other digestive disorders, and other immune disorders of the gastrointestinal tract.
	www.savannahnow.com /node/202936 (0 words)

	The Masquerader (1933)
		'The Masquerader', an obscure drama starring Ronald Colman, is very similar in its premise and subplots to Colman's great vehicle 'The Prisoner of Zenda'...
		As in 'Zenda', Colman plays lookalike cousins who meet after many years of living in two different countries...
		'The Masquerader' is not very plausible, yet it's quite enjoyable.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0024308 (0 words)

	Shergold Masquerader Custom Electric Guitars Review by UkenPlayIt on 2006-06-23
		What I Like About The Shergold Masquerader Custom: Great neck, nearly as good as my favourite Washburn, but the pink 'un is perfect and is staying forever, whilst the Shergold is like most vintage guitars, a little variable in its qualities, and may one day depart.
		Solid one piece Mahogany body (Nice piece of wood on this one, possibly as the lacquer is clear)but badly finished in the cut outs, and with a profile to the edges like those on a table leg.
		Masquerader Custom Summary: A good vintage BRITISH guitar, but frankly not a patch on a cheap modern Chinese or Korean strat, which are not only built better but are CONSISTENT.
	www.musicgearreview.com /review-display/11962.html (512 words)

	carnival
		The vigor and vibrancy of the African masquerade, the militaristic nature of the Kellenda dance and the mutilancy of the stick fighting rituals, were frowned upon by the ruling class.
		The masquerader enters through a hole at the back of the donkey's neck and carries the reins in his hands, thereby creating the illusion that he is its rider.
		This masquerade became dormant for a few years, and was later revived by the employees of the abattoir, and became part of the Jouvert celebrations.
	www.nalis.gov.tt /carnival/carnival.htm (4416 words)

	Transcriptions Topics: Masquerade and the Web: Issues
		Begun by Count Heidegger and continued by Theresa Cornelya, masquerades were wildly popular in part, as Terry Castle establishes in Masquerade and Civilization, because they permitted guests to shed the rigidly constructed identities of the rule-bound eighteenth century in favor of flagrant new disguises.
		In these works, masquerade is a temporary but necessary device toward an ending in which much is revealed about the primary characters; this can lead to a celebration and marriage, as in Marriage a la Mode, or to a state as confusing as masquerade itself, as in Fantomina.
		Although the masquerades are quickly discovered, this scene shows the male lovers to be fools because they fail to recognize their lovers in disguise; and gives the women agency to openly express and act upon their sexual desires in ways that they are otherwise prohibited from engaging in earlier in the play.
	transcriptions.english.ucsb.edu /archive/topics/masquerade/issues.html (2132 words)

	Trinidad & Tobago Traditional Carnival Characters
		Each masquerader wore a homemade papier-mâché mask representing the head of a cow mounted by a pair of cow horns where they would charge the bullfighter.
		A masquerader's 'wigwam' is worked with ostrich plumes, mirrors, beads, feathers, papier mache masks, totem poles, canoes and ribbons.
		Pierrot Grenade was a finely dressed masquerader and deeply supreme scholar/ jester proud of his ability to spell any word in his own fashion and quoting Shakespearean characters as Julius Caesar, Mark Anthony and Othello at length.
	www.tntisland.com /carnivalcharacters.html (2937 words)

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		Since the masquerader has discovered the password and name of the regular user, and uses them to access bulletin boards, he appears for all intents and purposes to be that regular user.
		B. Proof of Masquerader's Actions In contrast with the degree of fault required to establish the SYSOP's publication of the libellous message, the degree of fault for the masquerader is much less subject to debate.
		The masquerader's actions are not likely to be considered merely inadvertent or negligent.112 However, because the masquerader has intentionally discovered and usurped the user's name and password, he appears to be that user on all --- Defamation Liability of Computerized BBS Operators & Problems of Proof (C) 1989 John R. Kahn 24 ---------------------- computer records.
	www.phreak.org /archives/The_Hacker_Chronicles_II/law/bbsdefa.txt (6248 words)

	American Museum of Natural History
		Today Ekineba is the patroness of the masquerade society named for her, but only men can belong to the Ekine society, wear masks or perform in masquerades.
		African masquerade outfits frequently conceal identity by covering the face, sometimes providing a new carved face and sometimes omitting a face entirely.
		Should he fail to understand the instructions or falter in the perfomance, the masquerader may be disgraced by the crowd.
	www.amnh.org /exhibitions/sokari/masq.html (178 words)

	The African, and Spiritual, Origins of Carnival
		As in the carnival itself, separation must be drawn between the mask and the masquerader.
		Most societies also have the idea of the masquerade or the costume in one or another form, whether in the theater of social or religious ritual, the theater of the stage or drama, or the theater of the street or parade.
		We also need to focus on the differences between the European and African cultural expressions that the Europeans call carnival, that the Africans call something else, which from a New World African perspective appears to be lost, but which, in the abstract, is a form of theater of the street...
	www.theafrican.com /Magazine/carnival.htm (2722 words)

	Shergold Guitars - Models Produced
		When Shergold briefly restarted manufacturing in 1991, the Masqueraders had "Limited Edition" engraved on the the scratchplate, but despite looking nearly identical to the earlier Custom models, the Custom tag was dropped from the name.
		Similar in design and general appearance to the Masquerader but with a removable and interchangable electronics module in place of the normal fixed control plate.
		The electronics are on a par with those of the Masquerader, and it actually has a better G*bson style pickup selector that its big brothers would really have benefited from having.
	www.shergold.co.uk /models.html (2781 words)

	Exploring Africa
		The masquerader is regarded as a personification of Sande power and knowledge, on both a political and religious level.
		Sande masquerading will introduce you to the concept that art is often actively used and is meant to be part of a larger activity, when it is worn during performance or ceremony.
		Considering the fact that the masquerade represent their power and spirit of the Sande association, why do you think the identity of the performer is a secret and that every inch of her body is kept hidden?
	exploringafrica.matrix.msu.edu /teachers/curriculum/m12/activity2.php (1175 words)

	Tribal Art Forum Discussion Boards - Figure of masquerader
		A figure representing a masquerader does seem like the sort of thing that might be sold to a visiting tourist for a souvenir, though.
		I think you have convinced me, Steve, that it is a reservoir and a drinking horn that he is holding.
		It was the authentic feel that I like, even though it may have been made for 'tourist trade' it was carved by a sculptor steeped in tradition.
	www.tribalartforum.org /masquerade_figure/masquerade_figure.htm (1820 words)

	Indian Folktales, The Masquerader, Tenalirama's wit - Tenalirama was an eyesore for the Rajguru because Tenalirama used ...
		Indian Folktales, The Masquerader, Tenalirama's wit - Tenalirama was an eyesore for the Rajguru because Tenalirama used to make him eat the humble pie on one pretext or the other..., by Manpreet
		Tenalirama's wit - Tenalirama was an eyesore for the Rajguru because Tenalirama used to make him eat the humble pie on one pretext or the other...
		On the pretext of his journey to the sacred place, Rajguru left the capital for some time and reached near a well-known and famous impostor who was adept in teaching people how to masquerade.
	www.4to40.com /folktales/index.asp?article=folktales_masquerader (856 words)

	African Art and the Bamileke of Cameroon
		The art styles of the grassland tribes are had to differentiate because of the complex migration patterns of the region.
		While Bamileke masks and masqueraders may appear in royal festivals, they are normally associated with various men's societies, most of which are ultimately linked to the palace and the King.
		The mask large, and helmet-shaped, would be place on top of the head where it is worn at an angle, the masquerader's head would be covered with a cloth through which he would be able to see.
	www.forafricanart.com /Bamileke_ep_38-1.html (1017 words)

	Lowe Art Museum \| Art of Africa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The cloths are made for individual members of Ekpe's highest rank, who choose the designs and motifs that serve as a personal "signature" on their particular cloth.
		Ukara is usually worn as a wrapper but may also serve as a wall hanging, a banner, or part of a masquerade costume for Ekpe performances.
		Upon the death of the owner, the cloth may be used to construct a symbolic Ekpe house (the spirit meeting place) for the funeral.
	www.miami.edu /lowe/art_africa.htm (867 words)

	The Masquerader (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In this rarely-seen film, Colman takes on a dual role - not his first (Magic Flute, 1927), nor his last (The Prisoner of Zenda, 1937).
		The Masquerader has similarities to the latter, in that one of Colman's characters comes to the rescue of the other.
		John Loder takes the place of his cousin, Sir John Chilcote - a Member of Parliament whose drug addiction is rendering him incapable of performing his duties.
	www.themave.com /Colman/Masqur.htm (137 words)

	Indiantelevision.com > News Releases > Osian’s buys Chaplin's cane from 'The Masquerader' (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bought privately from a leading dealer in Beverly Hills of guaranteed-authentic original Hollywood Film Memorabilia, the bamboo-ribbed cane is 35 inches long with 25 ribs.
		A 16 minute film, ‘The Masquerader’s’ plot revolves around Chaplin as an actor, approaching Keystone Pictures seeking employment.
		Tuli’s vision of building the most comprehensive and prominent collection and research hub for Indian, Asian and World arts and cinema is steadily moving towards its goal.
	www.indiantelevision.com /release/y2k6/aug/augrel59.htm (422 words)

	Carnival On The Net 2005
		His vision for Moulin Rouge is to create a holistic experience for the masquerader, the costume is a key element but it is not the only element.
		Though the process has by no means been easy- he has had to learn a few lessons quickly- Gordon seems up to the challenge of putting thirteen sections on the road for Carnival 2005.
		His biggest mission is the creation of what he terms, the ‘wow’ factor: how to woo the masquerader, treat them well and keep them coming back for more.
	visittnt.com /codn2k5/content.asp?s=6&p=4 (623 words)

	Photo Gallery - Carnival
		The Moko Jumbie is a traditional character where the masquerader performs on stilts.
		Today this character is incorporated into a variety of costumes and a number of performing groups around the country attract young people interested in learning the art of walking, dancing and performing high in the air.
		Anyone can be part of the masquerade (mas) at Carnival time.
	www.trincoll.edu /depts/trinidad/photos_carnival.htm (340 words)

	Carnival '96: Junior Parade of the Bands (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It traced the features of the African face set on a almond shaped layer of white lace, and was complemented by fl and white spears on the masqueraders backpack.
		Plastic bags were stripped and painted to look like "grass" and contributed to giving the costume an ethnic look.
		The basket was painted in gold, and the masquerader was dressed in a red and white chequered outfit, like that of a tablecloth.
	www.tidco.co.tt /local/carnival/Junior-Parade.htm (663 words)

	Ice Ridge Article, Conservation Volunteer Magazine, 1963 - Public Waters Work Permits Program - Division of Waters: ...
		The elements with which man has to contend are four in number; namely earth, fire, air and water.
		Let’s consider water which — like the masquerader — is an element of many varied faces.
		Water exists in the atmosphere as a vapor and is precipitated as rain and snow, dew and frost, water and ice.
	www.dnr.state.mn.us /waters/watermgmt_section/pwpermits/blockbuster.html (1960 words)

	Chi Wara Headdress of the Bamana
		Their dance (nearly extinct in some Bamana cultures due to Muslim influence) imitates the high, impulsive leaps of the frisking antelopes--imitating the working or farming (chi) wild animal (wara) who taught mankind how to cultivate the earth (Wassing p.
		During the performance, each mask has a special female partner who dances behind the masquerader, fanning the air to disseminate the spirit’s aura.
		Not only is the Chi wara a fertility ritual to invoke fertile crops, but also may appear in agricultural matches or contests between neighboring villages (Wassing p.
	www.princetonol.com /groups/iad/lessons/middle/chiwara.htm (1673 words)

	Movie Info for The Masquerader on MSN Movies
		Because of his dissolute ways, Chilcote collapses, and Loder is called in to take his place so that the family honor can remain unsullied.
		Loder's masquerade is so successful that no one suspects him of being an impostor, not even Chilcote's estranged wife, Eve (Ruth Sinclair).
		Loder decides to remain as John Chilcote, and marries Eve, who, up until Loder reveals his true identity, has believed she was falling in love with her husband all over again.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=79601 (172 words)

	masquerader - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		Masquerader : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
		masquerader : Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition [home, info]
	www.onelook.com /?w=masquerader (96 words)

	African Art and Culture
		The Maiden Spirit masks are made to be worn with elaborately decorated costumes that completely disguise the masquerader beneath the costume.
		For example, the zigzag design is sometimes a representation of lightning, and the checkered pattern is said to be a symbol for cloth.
		Once completely masked in the costume, the masquerader simulates the quick steps of a young woman and speaks in a high feminine voice, encouraging the dead spirits to continue on to the afterlife.
	gallery.sjsu.edu /exhibits/african/africaexhibit/imageswitharrows/mmwocostume.html (191 words)

	Tony, Carla, and the Feds
		He recorded a conversation between him and Carla, one in which she admitted to being involved with Jared Chase, and doing his dirty work before he died.
		Carla wasn't the masquerader, but was furious when Tony revealed his tape.
		Little did she know, the feds had recorders in Gino's home, and found out Tony had a tape of Carla's confession.
	www.geocities.com /cityfan01/feds (208 words)

	North Carolina Museum of Art
		The earliest fabrics in this costume are French cotton voiles from the 1930s, while the outer layers consist of fabrics produced in the 1950s.
		The masquerader could see through the hand-knotted net face panel.
		When performing he would spin rapidly so that the fabric panels flew out in a spectacular display of color and pattern.
	ncartmuseum.org /collections/highlights/african/yoruba_back_lrg.shtml (129 words)

	"The Failure of the 'Science' of UFOlogy" by James Oberg
		According to Dr J. Alien Hynek, whose Center for UFO Studies in Evanston, Illinois, finds that at least 95 per cent of all UFOs reported to it are in fact IFOs: "Experienced investigators quickly recognize IFOs for what they are...
		Skeptics such as aviation journalist Philip J. Klass take exception to Hynek's confidence and point to cases published by his own center, cases which were solved only by strokes of unexpected luck on the part of researchers.
		The result is that many (if not, as skeptics claim, all) of the official UFOs on the list of unsolved cases are still camouflaged IFOs.
	www.debunker.com /texts/ObergCuttySark.html (2502 words)

	Internet Archive: Details: Charlie Chaplin's "The Masquerader"
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		The Masquerader is a 1914 film written, directed, and starring Charlie Chaplin.
		It is the tenth film directed and the second written by Chaplin.
	www.archive.org /details/CC_1914_08_27_TheMasquerader (0 words)

	The Kings and Queens (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The challenge of mobility in mas is to transmit the movement of the performer to his apparel, to magnify it, and see it articulated in the far reaches of the structure, yards away from the body.
		As mas is performed to music, the essential movement of the masquerader is his dance.The greatest kinetic potential, then, is to base the mobility of the costume on that movement, so that the mas expresses the dance, and the rhythm of the music can be read high in the air.
		As his feet step, the splashes wave and ripple and dance.
	www.callaloo.co.tt /kings_queens/default.htm (316 words)

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