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Jul. 13, 2009 SPEAR is still alive and well! Version 0.7.3 has been released. Click here to download for Windows XP/Vista and MacOS X (10.4 or later). ... SPEAR is an application for audio analysis, editing and synthesis. The analysis procedure (which is based on the traditional McAulay-Quatieri technique) attempts...
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Blauer Tactical Systems (BTS) is one of the world's leading consulting companies specializing in the research and development of close quarter tactics & scenario-based training for law enforcement, military and professional self-defense instructors. ... Spear System...
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Scouring the globe for the next great thing. Reviewing design, art, fashion, music, and trends. ... by Josh Spear ... Some great t-shirts by Robatabrand. And as a bonus to Josh Spear readers, enter “JOSHSPEAR” at check out to get 10% off! Thanks Mark!
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A spear weapon is anything sharp and connected at the end of a pole such as: Spear, Pike, Trident, Pitchfork and Halberd.; Spear; A spear is a deadly range weapon, used for close melee or throwing weapon.It must be used with both hands.;
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The invention of the spear spurred a peaceful era that lasted from roughly one million to 14,000 years ago, one anthropologist says. ... The invention of the spear about a million years ago sparked 985,000 years of relative peace between tribes of early humans, according to a recent report.
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wikiHow article about How to Make a Spear. ... Find a straight and really sturdy stick for your spear. A good width of a stick is generally the size of any 2 fingers. ... Let the spear cool for a while before you start to use it. (Or dip it into a bucket of very cold water)
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The SPEAR Centre commenced in 2000 as a joint initiative between the Australian Government Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS), now the Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaCSIA) and the Economics Group in the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU.
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