"East is a VOCALOID demonstration song, it is available as a free download on Jasmine Music Technology. It is the second half to the full song, \"West and East\". See the \"West\" demo, as performed by VOCALOID MIRIAM."@en . . . "\u0438\u0437\u0442\u043E\u043A"@en . . "Original song"@en . . "East( not to confused with Eas!, the german hardcore musical on the life of Hitler) is the scientific priciple that Hitler always faces east."@en . "Eight Shields Organization Model:About the East OPEN speaks for the East for FIC Art of Community NW Event. Top Priorities 1. \n* East Priority 1: Identify the speaker for the East 2. \n* East Priority 2: Define relationship with Abraham Paiss Background on Abraham Paiss \n* Craig Ragland described plans for this event during a Coho/US board meeting \n* Neshama Abraham expressed an interest in talking further about the event \n* Would like to provide PR/publicity consulting services on a fee basis \n* Craig indicated that possibility exists, but is dependent on direction to be set by the event's Core Leadership Team \n* Next Steps \n* Craig to open dialog with other members of the leadership team regarding payment for services \n* Craig to send Neshama an email with more context, link to wiki, etc. \n* Neshama to respond to Craig's mail with some detail, assuming potential involvement Note from Syd on East (moved from Eight Shields Organization Model) 1-9: Syd Fredrickson has agreed to represent the East on this core team. Here's a little background for those who don't know me well: I have experience doing publicity and community outreach for many types of events, having worked with cultural/arts and educational nonprofits as well as political campaigns and independent businesses in the Seattle area. Knowing many progressive businesses, nonprofits, and contacts in key offices of local government will be helpful in sponsor solicitation. I have lived in Seattle for 15 years now, having moved from Twin Oaks Community, where my passion for event & conference coordination became solidified. I used to serve on the boards of FIC, NICA, and other community-building nonprofits, and remain active in the cooperative living and IC movement. Both within and outside of intentional community settings, I've also had experience with team planning processes, volunteer recruitment and management, registration design and oversight, plus overall logistical event coordination and production responsibility for large gatherings, including some about creating community and working toward sustainability (most noteworthy here is the 2001 \"Co-Opportunities Northwest\" conference). For this reason, I am also proposing that I represent the South."@en . . . "p\u00F2r\u00E9nk"@en . "wuchod"@en . . . . . . . . . . "3.0"^^ . . "Unknown and LEON"@en . . . "vostok"@en . . "\u045E\u0441\u0445\u043E\u0434"@en . "Eight Shields Organization Model:About the East OPEN speaks for the East for FIC Art of Community NW Event. Top Priorities 1. \n* East Priority 1: Identify the speaker for the East 2. \n* East Priority 2: Define relationship with Abraham Paiss Background on Abraham Paiss Note from Syd on East (moved from Eight Shields Organization Model)"@en . . "\"The East\", or sometimes \"Eastlands\", refers to the large region Middle-earth including the lands of Rhun and beyond."@en . . . "reprint"@en . . "East is one of the four cardinal directions."@en . "East (\uC774\uC2A4\uD2B8, Iseuteu) is one of the Four Great Legendary Witches and the Witch Who Governs the Magic of Death and Rebirth. She is the master of Surtr and Etwal who is her Sorella and front man until 17 years ago. Because East needs Tasha to stop main antagonist North's plan, she protects and guides Tasha, urging him to get stronger. She is currently in a weakened state, resulting in a physical appearance of a young girl. Despite that, she is shown to be stronger than Varete, who in turn is many levels above Tasha. Unlike most Witches, East never had a hat to begin with. East is revealed to govern death and rebirth."@en . . . . . "Mason Bulls Atlanta Bulls"@en . . . . . "East"@en . . "Mason Bulls Atlanta Bulls"@en . . . . . . . . . "p\u00F3dzajt\u0161o"@en . "2004-09-15"^^ . . . "v\u00FDchod"@en . . . "East is a VOCALOID demonstration song, it is available as a free download on Jasmine Music Technology. It is the second half to the full song, \"West and East\". See the \"West\" demo, as performed by VOCALOID MIRIAM."@en . "none"@en . "N/A"@en . . . . . . . "\u0441\u0445\u0456\u0434"@en . "v\u00FDchod"@en . "leon"@en . . . . . "\u0438\u0441\u0442\u043E\u043A"@en . . . "From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|East]] \u0113ast."@ia . "East by Edith Pattou is a retelling of \"East of the Sun and West of the Moon\". Ebba (actually Nyamh) Rose, was first conceived as a replacement due to her deceased east-born older sister, Elise, but a twist of fate ends with her being a north-born child. Her mother is upset, due to her family's beliefs about north-born people being wild and generally ill-behaved, not to mention the prophecy about any north-born child she has dying buried in snow and ice, and so decides to pretend that Rose was a east-born child in the hopes of averting it. However, nature wins out over nurture time and again, and Rose proves to be very much not like Elise."@en . . . "Sep.15.2004"@en . "wsch\u00F3d"@en . . . "East is one of the four cardinal directions."@en . . . . . . "http://www.ravalex.net/second_album.php|etc_comment = Ravalex"@en . . "http://www.ravalex.net/mp3/2alb/10.%20West%20and%20East.mp3|etc2_comment = MP3"@en . . . . "East( not to confused with Eas!, the german hardcore musical on the life of Hitler) is the scientific priciple that Hitler always faces east."@en . "black; color: white"@en . . "This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is \"blank\", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled \"discussion about this word\" - which will link you to a \"Discussion\" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under \"PRIRODNE JEZYKI\" (\"Natural Languages\") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing)"@en . . . "\"East\""@en . . . . . . . "\u0438\u0441\u0442\u043E\u043A"@en . . . . "\u0432\u043E\u0441\u0442\u043E\u043A"@en . . . . "istok"@en . . . . . "West and East"@en . "East"@ia . . "vzhodno"@en . . "voshod, vostok, istok"@en . . "From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|East]] \u0113ast."@ia . "Take a look at a map. Make sure the map is right side up. Now move your hand over the map from left to right, in an imaginary straight horizontal line across the middle of the map. The direction you just moved you hand in is \"East.\" Unless, of course, you are facing South, in which case you just moved your finger as well as your hand to the West."@en . "Take a look at a map. Make sure the map is right side up. Now move your hand over the map from left to right, in an imaginary straight horizontal line across the middle of the map. The direction you just moved you hand in is \"East.\" Unless, of course, you are facing South, in which case you just moved your finger as well as your hand to the West. Let's get back to the map. If you do the hand exercise described above, but this time draw an arrow on the map in the same direction as your hand movement, you will have drawn an arrow that faces East on the map. Wait, thats not it. Put a little line vertically through the arrow to give reference to the other three points (points that are not East) and Congratulations. Now you know what \"East\" is and you have diagrammed it. You have symbolically represented on a map what is a symbolic concept in reality."@en . "istok"@en . "This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is \"blank\", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled \"discussion about this word\" - which will link you to a \"Discussion\" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under \"PRIRODNE JEZYKI\" (\"Natural Languages\") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Finally, below the Natural Languages section, is the \"Constructed Languages\" section - \"Postavjene Jezyki\" - which includes \"Slovio\" \"Novosloviensky\" (NeoSlavonic) and \"Slovianski\". The \"Slovio\" project is no longer active. \"Novosloviensky\" and \"Slovianski\", on the other hand, have joined together as \"INTERSLAVIC\" or \"MED\u017DUSLOVJANSKI\" - each offering a slightly different grammatical format. Here you may access and edit this information."@en . "Alexei Ustinov, Alex Yakovlev"@en . . "East by Edith Pattou is a retelling of \"East of the Sun and West of the Moon\". Ebba (actually Nyamh) Rose, was first conceived as a replacement due to her deceased east-born older sister, Elise, but a twist of fate ends with her being a north-born child. Her mother is upset, due to her family's beliefs about north-born people being wild and generally ill-behaved, not to mention the prophecy about any north-born child she has dying buried in snow and ice, and so decides to pretend that Rose was a east-born child in the hopes of averting it. However, nature wins out over nurture time and again, and Rose proves to be very much not like Elise. Many years later, one of her older sisters gets sick, the first in a series of unfortunate events that leave the family worried about their future. One stormy night, a white bear comes to their house, promising to somehow fix things if they will let him have Rose. She agrees, traveling with him to a castle hidden in the mountains, and for a while everything goes all right, until Rose's curiousity turns out to be her undoing. Determined to set things right, she sets off for the land \"east of the sun and west of the moon\" to rescue her white bear once and for all."@en . . "voshod, vostok,istok"@en . . . . . . "\"The East\", or sometimes \"Eastlands\", refers to the large region Middle-earth including the lands of Rhun and beyond."@en . . "East (\uC774\uC2A4\uD2B8, Iseuteu) is one of the Four Great Legendary Witches and the Witch Who Governs the Magic of Death and Rebirth. She is the master of Surtr and Etwal who is her Sorella and front man until 17 years ago. Because East needs Tasha to stop main antagonist North's plan, she protects and guides Tasha, urging him to get stronger. She is currently in a weakened state, resulting in a physical appearance of a young girl. Despite that, she is shown to be stronger than Varete, who in turn is many levels above Tasha. Unlike most Witches, East never had a hat to begin with. East is revealed to govern death and rebirth. East knew Edea Florence and Ryuhwan in the past. She offers Ryuhwan a contract with her in exchange for the name of the Witch who killed Edea. She also appears to know Halloween's true identity, revealing that if her last seal is released, she will become several times stronger. Her supporter is the Fiery Earth of Musphelheim's King, Surtr, though due to her weakened state she cannot fully utilize him."@en . . . "Alex Yakovlev"@en . .