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Events [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
Events are particular happenings, occurrences or changes, such as Rob's drinking the strong espresso at noon, the 1864 re-election of Abraham Lincoln in the US, and so on. (more...)
Event - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The word event can have several meanings: In culture and social life: Festival, for example a musical event; Ceremony, for example a marriage; Competition, for example a sports ... (more...)
Hershey Community Archives
... and the Hershey Chronology are searchable databases providing researchers with access to information about the Archives' oral history collections and Hershey events. Encyclopedia (more...)
Berts Entertainment Calendar & Events - Encyclopedia
the place where legends meet ... Directions to Bert's Warehouse Theatre: Directions to Bert's Marketplace (more...)
Current events - Encyclopedia Dramatica
New Server . We have moved to a new sever. The down time over the past few days resulted in changing data centers and getting a new machine for better serving the lulz. (more...)
Event planning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Event planning is the process of planning a festival, ceremony, competition, party, or convention. Event planning includes budgeting, establishing dates and alternate dates ... (more...)
Events (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
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Tunguska Event - MSN Encarta
Tunguska Event, giant explosion that occurred in the air over Central Siberia, Russia, on June 30, 1908, when a small asteroid or a comet entered... (more...)
event - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about event
In statistics, any happening to which a probability can be attached. Events may be single, such as getting a score of six when one die is thrown, or they may be combined, such as ... (more...)
Category:Events - Encyclopedia Dramatica
At whatever location in space or time the event occurs, whether on the Internets or elsewhere, use this category for any article about an organized event. (more...)