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and crew that had worked on Streamline's dubs of "The Castle of Cagliostro" and "Lupin III's Greatest Capers" worked on the second dub of the film. Loosely based on the Toho dub and its script, this adaptation made various alterations to the film's original dialogue. Streamline's release used "The Mystery of Mamo" title, in spite of the character's name being meant to be spelled "Mamaux" in English. The decision to keep the "Mamo" spelling was based on fan familiarity and
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a giant brain that reveals itself to be the original Mamo. Lupin realizes that Mamo had controlled his clones resembling his body just as the rocket launches into space. Lupin and Fujiko escape the rocket's trajectory, but not before Lupin plants an explosive on it. The glass shatters, and Mamo's brain drifts toward the sun. Lupin finds Fujiko in the rubble, where he is captured by Zenigata. Fujiko offers to help Lupin, but the Americans launch a missile attack on Mamo's base. Fujiko is rescued by Jigen
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's clue, leading them to Mamo's Caribbean island. Mamo, a mysterious billionaire officially known as Howard Lockewood, tells Lupin that he manipulated him into stealing the Stone as a test, as he is considering granting him and Fujiko immortality in admiration of his skills and her beauty. Lupin, however, is more interested in the Stone, and searches Mamo's island for it. After retrieving the Stone, he and Fujiko are chased by Mamo's henchmen until they stumble across Mamo's lair. Mamo deems Lupin unworthy of
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eternal life and attempts to visualize his perverted nature to Fujiko, but she refuses to abandon him. The USAF attacks the base, having tracked Jigen and Goemon to the island. Jigen rescues Lupin and Fujiko and seemingly kills Mamo in a shootout, while Goemon duels with Flinch. The altercation damages Goemon's sword, the "Zantetsuken", causing him to leave for training purposes. Lupin, Fujiko and Jigen travel to Colombia, where Lupin theorizes that Mamo may have gained eternal life by continuously cloning himself. They are thrust
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The Mystery of Mamo, also known as The Secret of Mamo, is a 1978 Japanese animated science fiction adventure comedy film; it is the first animated film of the "Lupin III" franchise created by manga author Monkey Punch. The film was originally released in Japan as but was later retitled to to differentiate it from other elements of the franchise. Directed by Sōji Yoshikawa from a screenplay by Yoshikawa and cult pink film screenwriter Atsushi Yamatoya, the film was produced by animation studio Tokyo Movie Shinsha and distributed by Toho. The
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, Fujiko Mine, who, having agreed to obtain the Stone for a mysterious client, steals it from Lupin in Paris. The benefactor, who calls himself Mamo, discovers that the Stone is a fake made by Lupin. In response, Lupin's gang is attacked by Mamo's forces before finding their hideout destroyed by his henchman, Flinch. Jigen and Goemon blame the hideout's destruction on Fujiko, before quarrelling between themselves; Lupin calms the others by promising to abandon his desires for Fujiko. With nowhere else to go
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a desire to avoid upsetting the fans by changing it. A Region 0 DVD of the film with the Streamline dub was released by Image Entertainment on April 21, 1998. On July 8, 1996, the film was released on VHS in Britain by Manga Video as "Secret of Mamo". This release used a third dub adapted and directed by actor-director George Roubicek, with the script also being based on that of the Toho dub. In order to avoid possible legal disputes with the estate of Maurice Leblanc (
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into a vision by Mamo, who reveals that his cloning technique has kept him alive for ten thousand years, and that he is responsible for virtually every major event in human history. Mamo also explains that he cloned Lupin. He then appears in person to reclaim Fujiko, and a distraught Lupin challenges him to perform a miracle. Mamo responds by setting off an earthquake through the destruction of a nuclear power station. Inside a temple, Mamo explains to Fujiko that his cloning technique has never been perfected, and that he has
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share of 11.2% in the Kantō region of Japan. It was the second highest share for a movie broadcast during that week. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the "Lupin III" franchise, "The Mystery of Mamo" received a limited theatrical re-release in Japan on September 1, 2017, utilizing a newly remastered print in 4K resolution, a 5.1 surround sound mix and 4D effects. The original English-dubbed version of the film, commissioned by Toho, was produced by Frontier Enterprises; this dub
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language tracks of the film, particularly the Toho dub, and noted the film's relevance to real-world events of the time (including the Cold War, the Watergate Scandal, the publication of David Rorvik's novel "In his Image: The Cloning of a Man" and the birth of Louise Brown). Toole concludes his essay by stating that "[m]ore than 30 years after its debut, ["The Mystery of Mamo"], with its heady mix of globe-trotting action, raciness, wild
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as extensive liner notes and essays about the film and its production. Financially successful upon release, "The Mystery of Mamo" has continued to polarize critics and fans of the "Lupin" franchise, especially in English-speaking markets. Praise for the film tends to be aimed at its originality and faithfulness to the manga, and criticism usually focuses on the execution of the third act. The English dubs, though varying widely in terms of their production quality, interpretation of the dialogue and voice acting, have frequently been singled
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, while Lupin and Zenigata, handcuffed together, escape on foot. "The Mystery of Mamo" was produced while the second "Lupin III" television series was being broadcast, and was created with the intention of making a film that was aesthetically and thematically faithful to Monkey Punch's original manga, as censorship standards of the time prevented such content being reproduced for TV animation. Due to an increased popularity of the first series, staff who had worked on that series were assembled to make the film. Yasuo Otsuka, who
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both a boy and an old man at the same time. Similarly, the characters of Special Presidential Aide Stuckey and Special Agent Gordon are parodies of Henry Kissinger and G. Gordon Liddy respectively. "The Mystery of Mamo" was originally released in Japan on December 16, 1978 as "Lupin III". The film was a financial success, earning 950 million yen and making it the ninth-highest grossing Japanese film of the 1979 film season. Footage from the film, along with scenes from "The Castle of Cagliostro"
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, was used Stern Electronics (under license from TMS) to make the "Dragon's Lair"-style laserdisc video game "Cliff Hanger". By the mid-1980s, TMS re-titled the film in Japan as "Lupin III: Lupin vs. the Clone", while English-speaking fans had begun referring to the film as "The Mystery of Mamo", to distinguish it from the two TV series and "The Castle of Cagliostro". A TV broadcast of the film on March 28, 2014 on NTV attained an audience
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off for modern audiences". In an essay included with Discotek Media's release, ANN contributor Mike Toole highly praised "The Mystery of Mamo" in virtually every aspect, describing the film as "the absolute essence of "Lupin III"". Toole particularly lauded Sōji Yoshikawa's direction (likening the director's affinity for bizarre images and situations to the works of Werner Herzog), as well as the film's cartoonish but detailed animation and design work, characterization and humour. He also gave praise to all four English
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Cliff Hanger (video game)


Cliff Hanger is a laserdisc video game that was released by Stern Electronics in 1983. It uses animation from two "Lupin III" films, most prominently "The Castle of Cagliostro", as well as "The Mystery of Mamo". Like many laserdisc games, it is a reactive game which requires the player to press a button or move the joystick in a particular direction when prompted by the game to progress the storyline. The segments from "The Mystery of Mamo" use the original English dub commissioned by Toho,
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fans. In 2012, TMS Entertainment began showing this dub on the Hulu video streaming service. Discotek Media released a new edition of "The Mystery of Mamo" on DVD in America on February 26, 2013. The release utilizes an uncut Japanese print, and includes all four English dubs, in addition to the original Japanese audio, as well as several essays and liner notes on the film. The Toho/Frontier dub was extensively restored and reconstructed from an edited version of the dub released on a previous Italian DVD release
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, they travel toward the ocean before finding a house with food and water. A wounded Fujiko comes for Lupin, forcing him to go against his promise and causing Jigen and Goemon to abandon them. Fujiko drugs Lupin before Flinch arrives to take them to Mamo. Jigen later returns to find Flinch's plane taking off, but retrieves a clue to its destination. He and Goemon are later interrogated about Mamo by American agents, but are released when they are unable to answer their questions. During the inquiry, they decipher Fujiko
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degenerated from his original form as a result. He decides that he and Fujiko must repopulate the Earth, and convinces her to push a button to launch nuclear missiles to achieve this end. Lupin arrives, and reveals that he rigged the missiles to explode before they could launch. Frustrated, Mamo takes Fujiko with him to a launching pad and fends Lupin off with lasers. Lupin uses the tip of Goemon's sword (given to him by Jigen earlier) to deflect the lasers, incinerating Mamo. A rocketship emerges, containing
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a modified VistaVision process known as "Anime Vision", which allowed for a brighter and sharper picture for projection in theaters compared to a TV production. 18,000 reference images were used for background and mechanical research, and 196 individual character drawings were created. Mamo's name is taken from the villain Kyousuke Mamo who had appeared in the manga and first TV series. His physical design was inspired by Swan, Paul Williams' character in the 1974 musical horror film "Phantom of the Paradise", and represents a monster who is
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, personal identity, love and honour, despite the way they are presented. In summary, he suggests that "Lupin" fans will find a more ambitious story in this film than the television episodes if they can accept some flaws. He recommends people who are not "Lupin" fans to watch "The Castle of Cagliostro" instead. Darius Washington of "The Fandom Post" reviewed the Discotek edition of "Mamo". He described the structure of the film's story as "haphazard" and "a bit hard
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Robin Robertson. In Manga Entertainment's 1996 dubs of "The Mystery of Mamo" and "Bye Bye, Lady Liberty" (retitled "Secret of Mamo" and "Goodbye Lady Liberty" respectively) for the UK market, Bill Dufris provided Lupin's voice, where the character was renamed "Wolf III". In Manga's 2000 dub of "The Castle of Cagliostro", produced in cooperation with Animaze, David Hayter provides Lupin's voice; due to the non-union nature of the project, Hayter was
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of the film, as well as copies of the dub provided by fans. "Manga Mania" reviewer Peter Lyle described the film as "a convoluted tale that plays like the adventures of James Bond, Don Juan and Charlie Chaplin all rolled into one" with "plenty of wry humour and slapstick". Lyle additionally praised the animated effects and supporting characters. In summary he felt that "Mamo" was "a healthy dose of fun". In his review for "Mania.com", Chris Beverdige enjoyed the movie despite
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News Network (ANN), placed "Mamo" in the "Maybe" category of the franchise's media that he considered was worth viewing. Praising Discotek Media's "fancy" DVD release, he described the film as "often held up as "the" example of how to write a "Lupin" story - it has unfolding drama within the core cast, a truly threatening villain, and an unusual dedication to mature storytelling. Note that its gangly character designs and false endings may be kind of a turn-
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. Rob Lineberger, writing for "DVD Verdict", also agrees with the criticism of the final third, and despite repeated viewings, felt no closer to understanding the events. Additionally, he criticised the "lack of cohesion" and "unbroken string of jump cuts and deux ex machinas" throughout the film. Reflecting on the positives of the film, Lineberger highlights the characters of Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko as being more interesting than either Lupin or Mamo. He also credits the movie for tackling interesting concepts such as cloning
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series also resprised their roles for the film. "Mamo" was Tokyo Movie Shinsha's first full-length feature production. The movie was given a budget of 500 million yen, comparable to major live action films at the time and unheard of for an animated production. Production lasted for 15 months and involved 1,315 members of staff. The storyboard was 575 pages. 62,000 cel sheets were used in the animation, compared to 5,000 cels used in an average half-hour TV animation. Oversized cels were used and filmed in
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having previously disliked it on a previous viewing several years before. He attributes this to being more familiar with the characters through other entries in the "Lupin III" franchise. However, he criticised the final third of the movie for its science fiction elements, which he felt were inferior to the action and character-driven elements of the first two thirds. This criticism was shared in another review for "Mania.com" by John Erini, except that he believed that the film became unwatchable due to the development of the Mamo character
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film's plot follows master thief Arsène Lupin III, who attempts to foil Mamo - a wealthy and powerful recluse seeking immortality - while trying to win the affections of his rival and would-be lover, Fujiko Mine. Since its original Japanese release, the film has been licensed to several companies for release in North America and Europe, with four different English dubs of the film being produced in that time. In 2013, North American distributor Discotek Media released the film on a DVD containing all four English dubs, as well
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writer/director of its dubs) and Zenigata was voiced by Greg Starr (a Tokyo-based writer/editor). It was once speculated that actors from the English adaptation of "Speed Racer", including Peter Fernandez, Corinne Orr, Earl Hammond and Jack Grimes, were involved in this dub, but their involvement in its production has since been deemed impossible, given the manner in which the dub was produced. Despite being largely faithful to the original Japanese script, most of the names of the main characters were
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out for praise. Inspector Zenigata travels to Castle Dracula to confirm the execution of his longtime nemesis Arsène Lupin III; the body he finds is a decoy that is being used by the real Lupin to flee from the castle. Zenigata travels to Egypt, believing that Lupin will raid the Giza Necropolis based on prior thefts of immortality-granting objects. His prediction proves accurate, but Lupin and his colleagues Daisuke Jigen and Goemon Ishikawa XIII flee with the Philosopher's Stone. The Stone was requested by Lupin's would-be lover
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Lupin the Third Part II (season 3)


January 13, 2003, while episode 79 (the 28th episode of the third season) was the last episode to be released dubbed into English. During the run of the third season, the first Lupin III animated film, "Mystery of Mamo, "debuted in Japanese theaters. The anime is based on the Lupin III manga written by Monkey Punch beginning in 1967. The third season can be distinguished from the other three by the different opening and ending themes. The opening theme for season three of "Lupin III Part
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List of Lupin III video games


This is a list of video games of the Japanese media franchise Lupin III based on the manga written by Monkey Punch beginning in 1967. Several "Lupin III" video games have been created. The first was a stealth game released to arcades in Japan by Taito in 1980 as "Lupin III". A Laserdisc video game entitled "Cliff Hanger" was released to arcades in North America in 1983 by Stern. While it uses footage from "Mystery of Mamo" and "The Castle of Cagliostro" to provide a gaming
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Black mamo


The black mamo ("Drepanis funerea"), also known as the hoa, is an extinct species of bird once endemic to the island of Molokai; there is also subfossil evidence of it having lived on Maui. It measured from bill to tail, and was black with faded white primaries and yellow at the base of the bill. The highly decurved bill was longer in the male. Often the forehead would be dusted with pollen of its favorite food, the "Lobelia". The mamo's song was a group
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with another bird. The black mamo ("Drepanis funerea") was about in length and appeared similar to the Hawaii mamo but was entirely black except for the white primary shafts on the wings. The bill was more sharply decurved than the former species and had a small yellowy spot near the base (on the operculum). When the bird fed the forehead would often become covered in pollen, making the forehead appear pale. The species fed on nectar from the flowers of "Lobelia" species and ōhia lehua ("
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Monivae College


. Priests or brothers no longer teach or live at Monivae. Monivae's principal, Mark McGinnity, has ""apologised unreservedly to the students who were abused by Mamo while he was based at the school"," however, Monivae has so far chosen not to participate in the National Redress Scheme. Brother Edward Mamo worked and lived at Monivae in the 1970’s and 1980’s as a groundsman, bus driver, and hockey coach. He was also in charge of the laundry. In 2012, Mamo was charged with
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Liloa's Kāʻei


This amazing piece of ʻiʻiwi and ʻōʻō feathers (with some mamo) is extremely delicate. Based on examination of photographs reproduced in books, the kāʻei appears to be a base of olonā) covered with a broad red center stripe running its entire length, occasionally crossed by bands of yellow featherwork. The edges appear to be primarily mamo, with some sections in ʻeʻe (the yellow feathers of the ʻōʻō). A row of human teeth hangs from the lower edge of a horizontal band of ʻeʻe. At the bottom edge a
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Erminia Borghi-Mamo


Erminia Borghi-Mamo (November 18, 1855 – July 29, 1941) was an Italian opera singer. Erminia Borghi-Mamo was born in Paris, the daughter of Michele Mamo and Adelaide Borghi-Mamo, both Italian opera singers. She was literally born into the theatre: Adelaide Borghi-Mamo finished a performance of Verdi's "Il Trovatore", then gave birth to Erminia hours later, in a room within the theatre of the Comédie-Italienne. She was named for soprano Erminia Frezzolini, a friend of
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Mamo Tower


Mamo Tower (), also known as San Tommaso Tower (), is a fortified residence in Marsaskala, Malta. It was built by the Mamo family in 1657 on rising ground above St Thomas Bay on the east shore of Malta. Mamo Tower was built in 1657 as a fortified residence for the Mamo family, who owned land in the area. It was started by Gregorio Mamo but was finished by his son Giorgio, both of whom were professional builders who were also responsible for the construction of a number of the
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Kogi people


. Divination and concentration also occur in these temples. Women are not allowed because the Kogi believe that women are more connected to the Great Mother and have no need of entering the temple. There are also women priests in the villages. All consultations are done with Mamos, and many of the decisions are based on their wisdom and knowledge. Many Kogi marriages are arranged by Mamos to ensure the most fruitful communities. Marriages are not forced, and the buying or selling of women is not permitted, although women as young as
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Adelaide Borghi-Mamo


Adelaide Borghi-Mamo (9 August 1826 – 29 September 1901) was an Italian operatic mezzo-soprano who had an active international career from the 1840s through the 1880s. She was married to tenor Michele Mamo and their daughter, soprano Erminia Borghi-Mamo, also had a successful singing career. Born in Bologna, Borghi-Mamo studied singing in Milan with Francesca Festa before making her professional opera debut in 1843 at the opera house in Urbino as Bianca in Saverio Mercadante's "Il giuramento". The following year she
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Nathan Mamo. In a letter dated July 7, 1999, Father Mamo wrote, "I was quite upset over a whole host of problems in church governance, management and internal politics, problems which are real and grave." Bishop DiLorenzo transferred Mamo from the Cathedral parish to a suburban church, Saint John the Apostle and Evangelist, in Mililani Town. Bishop DiLorenzo and Father Mamo continued to argue vehemently even after the transfer and Father Mamo decided to leave Hawai`i. He wrote: "I have become over the most recent
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Monivae College


indecent assault of seven boys aged 11 to 14 at Monivae College between 1976 and 1980. The majority of the assaults occurred in the basement laundry where Mamo had a work room. Mamo pleaded guilty to all charges. In February 2013, Judge Leckie sentenced Mamo to two years and three months jail. He was ordered to serve a minimum 18 months before becoming eligible for parole. Mamo was placed on the serious sex offenders register for life. County Court judge Julian Leckie, said Mamo had used corporal punishment as a means to
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voiced Lupin in Streamline Pictures' dubs of "The Castle of Cagliostro" (in which the character was renamed "The Wolf" to avoid legal complications with Maurice Leblanc's estate), episodes 145 and 155 of the second anime (collectively released as "Lupin III: Tales of the Wolf" and later "Lupin III's Greatest Capers") and "The Mystery of Mamo". For AnimEigo's 1995 release of "The Fuma Conspiracy", Lupin, named "Rupan" in the dub, was voiced by
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Mamo (song)


qualify, winning afterwards the Russian preselection. As Russia hosted the contest this year, the song automatically competed in the final on 16 May 2009. It finished 11th with 91 points. Directed by Alan Badoev and employing Yaroslav Pilunskiy as the camera operator, the promotional video for "Mamo" was shot in a Kiev-based studio. The film featured Prikhodko fortune telling with her lookalike, both in a medieval dress. Four fairy tale settings were used, each representing an Eastern European season. In the setting picturing summer,
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Mamo


Mamo or hoohoo is a common name for two species of extinct birds. Together with the extant ʻIʻiwi they make up the genus "Drepanis". These nectarivorous finches were endemic to Hawaii but are now extinct. The Hawaiian name may be related to the name of the ōō ("Moho nobilis"), a bird with a similar appearance. Another name for the mamo was "ōō-nuku-umu", meaning "ōō with the sucking beak". Two species are known. The Hawaii mamo ("Drepanis
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Signal Transfer Point


A Signal Transfer Point (STP) is a router that relays SS7 messages between "signaling end-points" (SEPs) and other signaling transfer points (STPs). Typical SEPs include "service switching points" (SSPs) and "service control points" (SCPs). The STP is connected to adjacent SEPs and STPs via signaling links. Based on the address fields of the SS7 messages, the STP routes the messages to the appropriate outgoing signaling link. Edge STPs can also route based upon message body content using
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to get into", while praising the collection of "educational" extras and different English dubs on Discotek's release. In conclusion, Washington felt that "the film itself is decent", but is more suited for learning about anime history than for entertainment value. He gave the film content a "B" rating and the extras an "A+" rating. "Lupin" expert Reed Nelson, in writing a feature titled "Lupin the Third: The Complete Guide to Films, TV Specials and OVAs" for Anime
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-yellow feathers of the Hawaii mamo were prized for the featherwork worn by the alii (Hawaiian royalty). The famous yellow cloak of Kamehameha I is estimated to have taken the reigns of eight monarchs and the golden feathers of 80,000 Hawaii mamos before it was completed. The Hawaii mamo was last seen in 1899 near Kaūmana by a collector, H. W. Henshaw, who, as mentioned by Tim Flannery in his book, "A Gap In Nature", shot and wounded a bird he was stalking, before it escaped him
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Esti Mamo


Esti Mamo (Hebrew: אסתי ממו, Ge'ez: እስቲ ማሞ "istī māmmō"; born 1983) is an Ethiopian-born Israeli fashion model and actress. Of Ethiopian Jewish descent, Esti Mamo was born in 1983 in Chilga, in northwestern Ethiopia. She is a member of the Beta Israel community. At the age of 9 she and her family immigrated from Ethiopia to Israel, where the family lived in a poor district of a southern Israeli city. A younger brother committed suicide in 2004. As a teenager Mamo
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Anthony Mamo


Sir Anthony Joseph Mamo, (9 January 1909 – 1 May 2008) was the first President of Malta and previously served as the last Governor-General of the State of Malta before the country became a republic. He was also the first Maltese citizen to be appointed Governor-General, and before independence, briefly served as acting Governor. Mamo was born in the town of Birkirkara, the son of Joseph Mamo and Carla Brincat. He was educated at the University of Malta where he earned a bachelor's degree in 1931
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Lauaki Namulauulu Mamoe


Lauaki Namulau'ulu Mamoe (died 14 December 1915) (also known as Lauati) was a renowned orator chief and the first leader of the Mau, a resistance movement in Samoa during colonialism. Mamoe was exiled to Saipan in 1909. He died in 1915 as he was taken back to Samoa. He was from Safotulafai, the capital of Fa'asaleleaga political district on the island of Savai'i. The family "matai" chief title Namulau'ulu was from Safotulafai and the other chief title Lauaki came from Tonga. Mamoe was the first of his
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Alessio Mamo


Alessio Mamo is an Italian artist and photojournalist. Mamo was born in on the Italian Island of Sicily. He initially studied in university, but choose instead to travel and pursue a career in photojournalism. In 2007, he earned a degree in photography from the European Institute of Design in Rome. Mamo works as a freelance photographer in collaboration with Redux Pictures, covering economic, political, and social issues, most notably the European migrant crisis and the Iraqi Civil War. His 2017 image of a convalescing Iraqi boy won the 2nd
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Carlo Mamo


with his new club, Carlo made 21 appearances, scoring two goals, and helped his club to a 5th-place finish. In the 2005-06 season with Marsaxokk Mamo made 24 appearances and score one goal. Marsaxokk improved to a 3rd-place finish. Carlo Mamo and Marsaxlokk F.C. reached the heights of Maltese football during the 2006-07 season, as Mamo captained his team to the title for the first time in the club's history. Carlo proved instrumental in the club's success, forming a solid partnership
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Mamo Clark


Mamo Clark (December 6, 1914 – December 18, 1986), sometimes billed as Mamo, was a Hawaiian-born American actress and author. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, December 6, 1914, Mamo Clark sailed to the mainland United States on the SS "Malolo" on July 1, 1933 with her stepmother, May Kaaolani Clark, and father, Joseph Kealakaimana Clark. Her stepmother was the daughter of John Adams Cummins. Her biological mother was Evelina Mahoe. Both her mother and stepmother were descendants of 15th
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was animation director and character designer on that series, supervised the film's production. Sōji Yoshikawa, who storyboarded the first and last episodes of the first series, acted as director and co-writer of the screenplay. Atsushi Yamatoya, a writer and director of pink films who had written two episodes of the first series (and later the third animated "Lupin" film, "Legend of the Gold of Babylon"), also contributed to the script. Yuzo Aoki, a key animator for episodes 11 and 23 of
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the first series, was responsible for the angular, Monkey Punch-esque character designs seen in the film (he would later become noted for such work on "Lupin III Part III" and "Legend of the Gold of Babylon"). Tsutomu Shibayama, who was the character designer for the that had preceded the original series, was responsible for the layout. A relative newcomer in the film's production team was composer Yuji Ohno, who had provided the score for the second series. The main cast of the second
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, also titled "Lupin III" and dubbed in 1979, was made for JAL flights. It was also available from the Los Angeles branch of Toho for booking to play at local theaters - the University of California, Berkeley, was host to several showings. This version also has no credits for the voice cast itself on any known prints and as such, the full cast has yet to be verified. Lupin was voiced by Tom Clark, Goemon was voiced by William Ross (the owner of Frontier Enterprises, and the
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TMS Entertainment


", which aired in 1977–1980. The movie adaptation, "The Mystery of Mamo," was the first feature-length movie produced in the studio's history. Another TMS subsidiary, Telecom Animation Film, was founded in 1975, but didn't start production until after Tokyo Movie was restructured. In 1989, TMS released "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland" in Japan and the United States. The movie was infamous for being in development hell with figures such as George Lucas, Chuck Jones, Hayao Miyazaki, and
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Bob Bergen


is responsible for the voice of Arsène Lupin III for the Streamline Pictures dubs in the late 1980s and early '90s: "The Mystery of Mamo" (directed by Sōji Yoshikawa), "The Castle of Cagliostro" (directed by Hayao Miyazaki) and "Lupin III's Greatest Capers" (two TV episodes from series two directed by Hayao Miyazaki). He also played the part of No-Face in the 2001 Academy Award-winning movie "Spirited Away" and Kai and Masaru in the Streamline-dubbed version
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the creator of the original Arsène Lupin), Lupin's name was changed to "Wolf III" for this dub. Manga later released a DVD of the film with the same title on August 4, 2008. On July 29, 2003, Geneon (then known as Pioneer Entertainment) re-released the film on DVD in North America using an anamorphic print taken from the Japanese DVD; the print was modified to remove unlicensed usages of corporate logos, as well as a magazine image depicting Lupin with the Justice League.
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Another English dub was produced for this release by Phuuz Entertainment, using the cast that was dubbing the second TV series. A DVD utilizing Pioneer's dub and transfer was released by Madman Entertainment in Australia on August 16, 2006. As with their dub of the series, Pioneer's dub of the film has attracted a moderate amount of criticism - while the voice acting in the dub has been well-received, the script, which took a liberal approach with translating the Japanese dialogue, received a mixed reaction from critics and
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Frontier Enterprises


Axis International and Omni Productions for English-dubbed Godzilla films. The reason for this is unclear, though Toho would go on to commission Frontier to dub "The Mystery of Mamo" for JAL flights. With this, Frontier began to largely move into Japanese animated films in the late 70s and throughout the 1980s. These films would mostly be released on VHS by Celebrity Home Entertainment under their “Just For Kids” label throughout the 80s. By the 1990s, Frontier began to move into voice acting for video games which is
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Daisuke Jigen


voice actor in the 1979 Toho dub of "The Mystery of Mamo", where the character's name was changed to "Dan Dunn", remains unknown. Steve Bulen voiced the character in several dubs produced by Streamline Pictures. Sean P. O'Connell (1995, AnimEigo). Eric Meyers (1996, Manga UK). John Snyder (2000, Animaze/Manga). Christopher Sabat voiced the character for Funimation Entertainment's dubs of several TV specials and theatrical films between 2002 and 2005, and for their 2013 dub of
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Koichi Zenigata


. The only time where he hasn't mourned Lupin's "demise" "The Mystery of Mamo", where he is shown to be the only one who doesn't believe Lupin was actually executed, and tries to drive a stake into his body to test if he is really dead, only for the corpse to explode and Lupin to reveal himself as actually alive and well moments later, confirming his suspicions. Towards the end of the movie, he even tells Lupin that as long as there is one Lupin in the
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Koichi Zenigata


dub of "The Mystery of Mamo", where his name was changed to "Detective Ed Scott". David Povall (1992-5, Streamline). Marc Matney (1995, AnimEigo). Seán Barrett (1996, Manga UK). Kevin Seymour (2000, Animaze/Manga). Phillip Wilburn voiced the character for Funimation Entertainment's dubs of several TV specials and theatrical films between 2002 and 2005. Dan Lorge voiced Zenigata in the Phuuz dub for Pioneer/Geneon's release of the second anime between 2003
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Cliff Hanger (video game)


Jeff (Daisuke Jigen) and Samurai (Goemon Ishikawa XIII). The original version of "Cliff Hanger" features an animated sequence of Cliff being hanged at the gallows immediately following the "miss" animation sequence. The sequence was taken from the opening sequence of "The Mystery of Mamo" (where Lupin was supposedly hanged in Transylvania), plus a later scene in the same film. According to the instruction manual, a setting on the game cabinet's logic board would allow the individual owners/operators the option of
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Arsène Lupin III


and "The Mystery of Mamo" for Pioneer/Geneon, as well as the video game "", between 2003 and 2006. Oliver reprised the role for Discotek's dubs of the fifth and sixth anime. Keith Silverstein voiced the character in the Bang Zoom! Entertainment dub for Discotek's 2015 release of the "" film. Lupin makes an appearance as a guest character in the 2012 game "Girls RPG Cinderelife" developed by Level-5 for the Nintendo 3DS. Allen Divers of Anime News Network (ANN) called Lupin
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Lupin the Third


first Lupin video game was a stealth game released to arcades in Japan by Taito in 1980 as "Lupin III". A Laserdisc video game entitled "Cliff Hanger" was released to arcades in North America in 1983 by Stern. While it used footage from "The Mystery of Mamo" and "The Castle of Cagliostro" to provide a gaming experience similar to "Dragon's Lair", it changes the characters' names and has an original plot. Since then Lupin video games have been released for a number of platforms
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Fujiko Mine


2012 "Lupin Family Lineup" short original video animation. Due to a lack of localization credits on any known prints, Fujiko's English voice actress in the 1979 Toho dub of "The Mystery of Mamo", where the character's name was changed to "Margo", remains unknown. Other voice actors include Edie Mirman (1992-5, Streamline), Michele Seidman (1995, AnimEigo). Toni Barry (1996, Manga UK), and Dorothy Fahn (2000, Animaze/Manga). Meredith McCoy
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The Castle of Cagliostro


gentleman thief and announces his intentions to steal valuable objects by sending a calling card to the owners of the desired items. The manga's popularity led to two anime series, titled "Lupin III" and "Lupin III Part II". The first film, "The Mystery of Mamo", was released on 16 December 1978. "Cagliostro" followed the year later following the financial success of that film. This is marked as the first feature length film to be directed by Miyazaki, who had previously co-directed
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The Castle of Cagliostro


, "Castle of Cagliostro" was not shown that year. The character of Clarisse has also been cited as a potential ancestral example of moe character design, a trend Miyazaki would later criticize as leading to the promotion of unhealthy lolicon fetishism. In 1983, TMS with Stern Electronics wanted to capitalize on the success of animated Laserdisc video games at the time. They released the arcade game, "Cliff Hanger", which used footage from this film, along with the previous Lupin film "The Mystery of Mamo". Even
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Esti Mamo


founded a dance group called "Mango", which has performed professionally in clubs in Israel and represented Israel in London's Notting Hill Carnival. Initially discovered at 15, Mamo decided to finish school before she began her career. From 2004 on, Mamo has worked in Europe campaigning for several international brands. She also studied acting in Israel, and has acted in various Israeli TV productions. Esti Mamo is also dedicated to philanthropic work within Ethiopian Jewish, Israeli, and diaspora Jewish communities.[] She was voted the 97th
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Carlo Mamo


Carlo Mamo (born 23 April 1979 in Tarxien, Malta) is a professional footballer currently playing for Maltese Premier League side Tarxien Rainbows, where he plays as a defender. Carlo began his career with his home town club, Tarxien Rainbows, in the 1997–98 season. Mamo went on to make 14 appearances and score one goal during the season. However, his first season ended in disappointment as Tarxien Rainbows finished in 10th position in the Maltese Premier League, requiring the club to be relegated to the First Division. Mamo went
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United States hydrogen policy


programs. Each states energy office gets SEP funding and manages all SEP funded projects. For more information about the SEP, including project descriptions, visit the SEP website. Clean Ports USA is an incentive-based program designed to help reduce emissions by encouraging port authorities to redesign and replace older diesel engines with new technologies and cleaner fuels. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Clean Diesel Campaign offers funding to port authorities to help them overcome the obstacles that prevent the adoption of cleaner diesel technologies. Clean Construction USA promotes the reduction
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The Mystery of Mamo


changed to Western-sounding alternatives. Anime historian Carl Horn provided Yasuo Otsuka with a VHS copy of the dub in 1987 because Otsuka was previously unaware of it. Streamline Pictures, through their distributor Orion Home Video, released the film for the first time on VHS in North America in April 1995. According to anime historian and former Streamline employee Fred Patten, Carl Macek could not release the film with the Toho dub at that time due to copyright issues with TMS, and had to redub the film. Much of the cast
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Koichi Zenigata


Zenigata can keep up with him. At times he's overwhelmed by how much thought Zenigata has put into his traps for Lupin. In instances where Zenigata has been injured in the field or believed dead, Lupin avenges the Inspector by hunting down his attacker. While he has some interest in capturing Jigen, Goemon, and Fujiko, he is really after only Lupin, and as such shows little interest in them when Lupin himself is involved. In "The Mystery of Mamo", it is mentioned that Zenigata has a daughter
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Goemon Ishikawa XIII


, he has the ability to cut through virtually any substance, even steel girders, automobiles, and multi-storied buildings. His training includes Jujutsu, Aikido and Karate, enabling barehanded vanquishing of several attackers at once with minimal effort. Goemon has an extreme sense of pride in his abilities, and when he cannot accomplish a task, feels shame and remorse afterward. Breaking Zantetsuken, as he did in a battle with Flinch in "The Mystery of Mamo", is a common cause of shame. He will also
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Goemon Ishikawa XIII


not to employ the regular voice cast for the 1987 original video animation "The Fuma Conspiracy", with Goemon voiced by Kaneto Shiozawa. The 2011 TV special "Blood Seal - Eternal Mermaid" marked the first appearance of Daisuke Namikawa as the character and he continues to voice Goemon Ishikawa to this day. Inoue did return to the role once more for the 2012 "Lupin Family Lineup" short original video animation. William Ross voiced Goemon in the 1979 Toho English dub of "The Mystery of Mamo", where his name
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List of Lupin the Third Part II episodes


feature films, "The Mystery of Mamo" and "The Castle of Cagliostro", were released in theaters during the original broadcast run of the series. Twenty-six episodes of Geneon Entertainment's English adaptation of the anime aired on Adult Swim starting on Monday, January 13, 2003 (January 14, technically, since it premiered at midnight). Episodes 1–27 were broadcast on the channel, with the exception of episode 3. 15 Region 1 DVD volumes (a total of 79 episodes) have been released in the
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List of anime distributed in the United States


American releases of his work be unedited. In 1983, Stern Electronics released a game to arcades called "Cliff Hanger" and contains footage from "The Castle of Cagliostro" and "The Mystery of Mamo". In the mid-1980s super robot and space opera anime was very popular, series such as "Voltron", "Transformers" and "Robotech" were successful in ratings and also commercial successes through selling merchandise. Faring less well was "Mazinger Z", aired in syndication in 1985 in a heavily edited dubbed version
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Interactive film


example was Stern's "Cliff Hanger", a 1983 game released around the same time which used footage from the "Lupin III" movies "Castle of Cagliostro" (directed by Hayao Miyazaki) and "Mystery of Mamo". Another example released around that time was "Bega's Battle", which used footage from "Harmagedon", though it used a different approach, introducing a new form of video game storytelling: using brief full-motion video cutscenes to develop a story between the game's shooting stages.
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Interactive film


some players and critics. Despite the high cost of the animation, a deluge of similar LaserDisc video games followed "Dragon's Lair" because of its immense popularity. To cut costs, several companies simply hacked together scenes from several Japanese anime movies that were obscure in America at the time, creating games like "Cliff Hanger" (from Hayao Miyazaki's "Castle of Cagliostro" and from "Mystery of Mamo") and "Bega's Battle" (from "Harmagedon"), both of which were released roughly
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List of Lupin the Third Part I episodes


When Miyazaki and Takahata took over directing duties from Ōsumi, they changed the tone of the series, adding more humor and making Lupin more family friendly, setting the blueprint for all subsequent Lupin animations (with the exception of "The Mystery of Mamo"), until the . A pilot film, also directed by Ōsumi, was made in 1969 prior to this anime, footage from the pilot is used in the opening sequences. Several of the early episodes take their plotlines from chapters of the original manga, namely episodes 2
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List of Lupin III soundtracks


tracks written and arranged by Yuji Ohno; except where noted. In 1978, Columbia released a vinyl album titled "Lupin III Original Soundtrack 2", which contained several pieces from the second TV series as well as "The Mystery of Mamo". It was later re-released to CD in 1994. All tracks arranged and composed by Yuji Ohno. All tracks arranged and composed by Yuji Ohno. In 1979, Columbia released a vinyl album titled "Lupin III Original Soundtrack 3", which contained several pieces from the
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Arsène Lupin III


voice cast for the 1987 original video animation "The Fuma Conspiracy", with Toshio Furukawa voicing Lupin. Kanichi Kurita took over the role after Yamada's death and he continues to voice Lupin III to this day. Due to a lack of localization credits on any known prints, Lupin's English voice actor in the 1979 Toho/Frontier Enterprises dub of "The Mystery of Mamo" remained unverified until 2018, when a chance discovery by fans revealed the voice actor to be Tom Clark. From 1992 to 1995, Bob Bergen
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World Qualification Series (2009)


18 - Aug 23" 30th Anniversary of the Lacanau Pro and good conditions this year. Surf, concerts, events scheduled. Check out the video for a summary of the event http://vimeo.com/6994555 "Aug 25 - Aug 30" "Sep 01 - Sep 06" "Sep 01 - Sep 06" "Sep 04 - Sep 06" "Sep 09 - Sep 12" "Sep 10 - Sep 13" "Sep 08 - Sep 13" "Sep 15 - Sep 20" "Sep 16 - Sep 22" "Sep
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List of 1982–83 NBA season transactions


1982 Oct 2, 1982 Oct 1, 1982 Sep 30, 1982 Sep 29, 1982 Sep 28, 1982 Sep 27, 1982 Sep 24, 1982 Sep 22, 1982 Sep 20, 1982 Sep 19, 1982 Sep 18, 1982 Sep 17, 1982 Sep 15, 1982 Sep 14, 1982 Sep 13, 1982 Sep 10, 1982 Sep 9, 1982 Sep 7, 1982 Sep 2, 1982 Sep 1, 1982 Aug 31, 1982 Aug 27, 1982 Aug 26, 1982 Aug 16, 1982 Aug 8,
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Arhuaco


explanation to the origins of matter and its evolution, equilibrium, preservation and harmony, that constitutes the fundamental objectives and the reason being of the "Mamo"; the spiritual authority of the Arhuaco society. Each "Mamo" or "Mamü" is selected among different candidates, boys ranging eight to ten years old that will receive a training for a minimum of nine years to fifteen years in average and are free to determine if they want to continue with it further the training period. To become a Mamo, they stay
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Goemon Ishikawa XIII


's infatuation with women and Fujiko Mine in particular. He will occasionally oppose Lupin directly when Lupin's jobs or actions do not agree with his morals. He has even promised that the last act he will take with Lupin is delivering his deathblow. However, Goemon doesn't hesitate to help Lupin in serious situations, and readily assists him any time Lupin works for a just cause. However, in 1978's "The Mystery of Mamo", he claims that he helps Lupin simply so he can keep his vow to kill
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Kogi people


" and they are the "Elder Brothers" who care for it. They also say that the outside civilization is the "Younger Brothers" who were sent away from The Heart of the World long ago. From birth the Kogi attune their priests, called "Mamos" (which means sun in Kogi), for guidance, healing, and leadership. The Mamos are not to be confused with shamans or curers but to be regarded as tribal priests who hold highly respected roles in Kogi society. Mamos undergo strict training to
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Richard Mattern Montgomery


staff. Sep 1956-Aug 1959 In 1956 he was assigned as deputy commander of the 2d Air Force (SAC). Following this two-year tour, he became commander of the 3d Air Division at Guam, with responsibility for SAC Forces West of the 180th meridian. Sep 1952-Sep 1956 The assignment which did most to shape his subsequent career was that of chief of staff, Headquarters, Strategic Air Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska, in September 1952, a post he held until September 1956. As a principal staff
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Jake Mamo


St Edwards Bears and The Entrance Tigers, before being signed by the Newcastle Knights. At the end of 2012, Mamo won the Brian Carlson Club-Andrew Johns Medal as the Knights' best under-17 player. In 2013 and 2014, he played for the Newcastle Knights' NYC team. At the end of 2013, he won the Knights' NYC Players' Player of the Year award and re-signed with the Knights on a 2-year contract. On 15 and 16 February, Mamo played for the Knights in the inaugural
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History of Canterbury, New Zealand


South Island, which was then the territory of the Ngāti Mamoe. Although there was some small-scale fighting at times, in the first years of the migration, the Ngāi Tahu lived at peace with the Ngāti Mamoe of the Wairau district and intermarried freely with them. Inter-tribal jealousies led in the end, however, to a major battle at Pakihi, just north of the Conway River, in which the Ngāti Mamoe were routed. Thereafter the Ngāi Tahu moved steadily southwards in a campaign of conquest, until after
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Hawaii mamo


taken the reigns of eight monarchs and the golden feathers of 80,000 birds to complete. Hawaiians collected the birds by removing sap from sandalwood trees and breadfruit to create a sticky paste that they placed near the blossoms of lobelias. A hungry mamo would drink the nectar, and its feet would get stuck in the sap. Some scientists claim that after plucking, mamo were kept as pets, or cooked. Others claimed that the birds were released, and that there was a Kapu or restriction that required live release. Even if the
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History of the Otago Region


population. On occasion the battles became scenes of bloody carnage. Such conflict occurred in 1750 on the site of the present township of Balclutha, which saw the triumph of the Kati Mamoe. Some fifteen years later at Kaitangata, the Kai Tahu avenged this defeat and routed the Kati Mamoe. Eventually the two groups decided to erect a post on a conspicuous hill known as Popoutunoa, near Clinton: to mark the division of the territory. Thus the Kati Mamoe remained unmolested in the southern portion of the island. Or at least
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Mount Dora Ghost Walk


consisting of fiddle cases. However, several folk tales about the place have described that the location got its name after an errant vagrant fiddler mysteriously disappeared only leaving his fiddle case, which was later found floating on the waters. It was assumed that the man drowned there leaving the place haunted. Some local residents have claimed witnessing apparitions that wander around the area late at night, or have heard some sad fiddle sounds coming from the orange groves that for more than hundred years have surrounded the pond. Gina Mamo and Kaiden Long
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Erminia Borghi-Mamo


Adelaide's. She studied voice with her mother and with Alessandro Busi. Fellow soprano Ayres Borghi-Zerni was her cousin. Erminia Borghi-Mamo made her opera stage debut in 1873, in Nice, in "La forza del destino". She was active in Italian opera for the next twenty years. "Still quite young, Mdlle. Borghi-Mamo is already mistress of the vocal art," an English writer reported in 1876, adding that "intelligence and soul are her characteristic qualities; she is all sympathy
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Mamo


Metrosideros polymorpha") at lower levels than the Hawaii mamo. The bird was apparently curious and would approach observers. Its call was a clear flute-like whistle and a five or six note rollicking whistle. The black mamo was endemic to Molokai and was last observed in 1907 by the collector Alanson Bryan, who had shot three birds. Tim Flannery quoted him as having written, "To my joy I found the mangled remains hanging in the tree in a thick bunch of leaves, six feet or more beyond where it
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Mamo Tower


in a short raid by Barbary corsairs who landed at St Thomas Bay. Mamo tower was integrated into the Order's coastal defence system (along with Wignacourt, Lascaris and De Redin towers) and contemporary paintings show it flying the Order's flag. About 50 metres away from the tower, the Mamo family also built a small chapel dedicated to Saint Cajetan. The chapel was built in the same year as the tower. Over the years the tower had many different owners. It was eventually inherited by Lord Strickland, who later
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Kogi people


allowed inside their ancestral lands. The Kogi Mamos say that the balance of the earth's ecology has been suffering due to the modern-day devastation of resources by Younger Brother. The Kogi Mamos in turn believe that their work as Elder Brother is instrumental in helping to prolong and protect life on earth. In a desperate attempt to prevent further ecological catastrophe and destruction, the Kogi Mamos broke their silence and allowed a small BBC film crew into their isolated mountaintop civilization to hear their message and warning to Younger Brother. The subsequent
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