What is the Emil Karas Award?
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Believe it or not, the Emil Karas award is not only given to a Charger. The winner of this trophy is also given to the Dayton Flyer that has the most inspirational leadership, as voted by teammates. The award was named after Karas because of his leadership through his injury-plagued career.
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the people who won them deserved them and all, but it would be better like this:\n\ngolden ball- buffon or zidane (it would be his last award) :)\nsilver- cannavaro\nbronze- pirlo
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ou nikos galis definately!
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Its between the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal and the Armed Forces service medal. it depends on which ones you have.. you have to be more specific. :)
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Check this link out:\n\nhttp://www.nsf.gov/crssprgm/reu/reu_search.cfm\n\nSadly, I think most of the deadlines will have passed for this summer though.\n\nAnd you will probably not be able to get an award (since they are for U.S. Citizens only) if you are from outside of the US, but maybe you can talk to someone at one of the programs, and they might be able to help.
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Kanu has won everything on every level. Henry and Pires might be up there soon. ;)
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It is most likely some kind of honor your son is being nominated for by one of his professors. I would imagine its probably for something in his major, and it is most likely a pretty nice accomplishment. Id congradulate him.
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Talk to your S-1 (personnel section).  They should have plenty of copies of already submitted and approved awards.
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Well, a little and a lot.  The awards are medals.....the design changes as each country sees fit.   Also the ancient olympic games awarded an olive wreath, which Athens used in 2004.
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I'm unclear if they are CPAs or if you are a CPA.\n\nI looked into the Doetsch name and came up with a mayor of Bonn, Germany or a winner of the Thomas W. Eadie Medal.\n\nI am not sure what you are looking for. Sorry.
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Clas Thunberg won 3 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze. So 1 medal in each possible event at tose Olympics.\n\nGold : 1,500 m\n5,000 m\nAll-Around\n\nSilver : 10,000 m\n\nBronze : 500 m
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Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam
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This site has lots of information on it.\n\nhttp://nobelprize.org/medicine/laureates/1905/koch-bio.html
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He wasn't that great in the UEFA Champions League and World Cup, in fact, he was utterly rubbish. (Well perhaps, not much at the start of the Champions League). In my opinion, the award was given to the best dribbler in the world and NOT to the best player for the season. However, not many players have stood out last year, and so Ronaldinho won the award.\nDespite not being a supporter of Arsenal, I'd reluctantly have to agree that the award should have gone either to Thierry Henry or Jens Lehmann. Henry is a player that is constantly overlooked for the awards, dunno why. Neways, he played well last year and inspired Arsenal to the Champions League final. Much more memorable was his goal which eliminated Brazil from the World Cup.\nHowever, for me the player who well and truly deserves the award is Lehmann. He was astounding for the whole season. In fact, I can't even count the number of spectacular saves he made to keep Arsenal in a match. I remember the match when Liverpool beat Arsenal 1-0, where Liverpool should have won by some 5-0, but Lehmann kept them in the match. But, this form was not for only one match, it continued for the whole season till the World Cup (that penalty shootout against Argentine). Lehmann is also the bravest keeper actually (he does not hesitate to advance). In fact, the only blot on his season was the sending-off in the Champions League final.\nAlternatively, I would consider Andrea Pirlo and Fabio Canavarro, but they were part of 2 cheating teams: Juventus and AC Milan, and did not do great in the Champions League.
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this was won by three people split 2 ways\n\nProfessor. Ernst Ruska, Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, for his fundamental work in electron optics, and for the design of the first electron microscope\n\nand the other half, jointly to\n\nDr Gerd Binnig and Dr Heinrich Rohrer, IBM Research Laboratory, Zurich, Switzerland, for their design of the scanning tunnelling microscope.
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The Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar (SSB) Prizes are awarded annually by the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), in India, to outstanding Indian research workers in seven disciplines of science and technology. \nThe SSB Prizes are awarded to scientists for their outstanding scientific contributions made primarily in India during last 5 years preceding the year of the award are eligible for the Prize. \nThe SSB Prize comprising a citation, a plaque and a cash award of Rupees Two Hundred Thousand (Rs. 200,000), is given to each selected person.
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do you want an award or something? ;)