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Depending on degrees of fame as actresses, I would imagine it could and has happened. Maria Callas- who was not strictly speaking, an actress ( she was an operatic singer) was an epileptic. Elizabeth Taylor has had so many health problems during her lengthy career- it cannot be ruled out. Annette Funicello of Mouseketeer fame suffers from Multiple Sclerosis- which is a different ailment. It is possible Liz may have had epileptic seizures. Veronica Spector has had convulsions, but these were alcohol and drug-induced, not Epileptic. Looks like I boxed the compass
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When was Wasis Diop born?
Wasis Diop was born in 1950.
What is the man saying in wasis diop everything is never quite enough?
Beth Hirsch
What actors and actresses appeared in Mille soleils - 2013?
The cast of Mille soleils - 2013 includes: Djily Bagdad Wasis Diop as himself Aissatou Niang Magaye Niang as himself Joe Ouakam
Was Martha Washington found to be Buried Alive when later dug upA tour guide in Baltimore told us she wasIs this true or not?
Some say Martha died of fever but rumor has it she was found buried alive when some men dicided to relocate Martha Wasigtons grave to a better,safer spot the mound nail marks in the caskate as if someone has tried to dig through the caskate! this is not a proven fact
What has the author Wasiman Ainado written?
Wasiman Ainado has written the novel "Saga of the Everking: The First Elphindale." The book is a fantasy tale that follows the journey of a young hero as he navigates through a world filled with magic and adventure.
What actors and actresses appeared in Fleurs de sang - 2002?
The cast of Fleurs de sang - 2002 includes: Tess Barthes as Pam (9 ans) Wasis Diop Anne Fassio as Elsa Mohamed Fellag as Ali Elodie Frenck as Tunde Diego Pelaez as Luis Varona Luis Rego as Le directeur du festival Erotico Louise Szpindel as Pam (14 ans) Bruno Todeschini as Clemente
Who wasis Karen Killilea and what was her Miracle cure from Visual problems deafness what?
There was no miracle cure. Karen's disability is cerebral palsy. At the time when she was born, people assumed that any child with cerebral palsy would also be severely limited mentally, and the family was advised to institutionalize her. As explained in Marie Killilea's book "Karen" and the sequel "With Love From Karen," the Killilea family chose to raise Karen at home instead with as normal a life as possible, and proved that children with cerebral palsy can live normal lives and need not be mentally impaired.
What was the way in which the Fatimids broke with the prevailing Shiite tradition of faith in the line of Imams?
the ismailis consider the wasis of the prophet to be: Ali, Husayn ibn Ali, ( they do not consider Imam Hasan among the Imams), Ali ibn Husayn Al-Sajjad , Muhammd al-Baqir, Jfar al-Sadiq , Ismaeil ibn Jafar and Muhamad ibn Ismaeil. After this series , there are seven descendants of the Muhammed ibn Ismail whose names are hidden and secret. after them there are the first seven rulers of the fatimids caliphte of Egypt the first of whom, Ubaydullah Al-Mahdi, was the founder of the fatimids dynasty. the ismailis also believes that in addition to the proof of God, there are always present on earth twelve "chiefs" or Naqib who are the companions and elite followers of the proof.some of the branches of the Btinis , however, like Druzes, believes six of the chiefs to be from the Imams and six from others.
What is a native american baby called?
There are many hundreds of native American languages - thousands if you include Central and South America. Just a few native terms for "baby" or "child" are:Mapuche: pichicheMaxakali: kakxopXavante: ai'utéQuechua (Inca): wawacha (or) wawaParakan: konomiMiskito: tuktikiMaya: al (or) ba'a'al (or) u-ch'ab'Nahuatl (Aztec): conenetl (or) conetzintli (or) piltontliShoshone: ohmaaChoctaw: vllOsiMohawk: owiraCherokee: usdiAlgonquin: biibiinsAbenaki: chijizMaliseet: wasis (or) pileyahsis (or) alohkusisMohegan: pahpohs (or) pahpohsakNaskapi: awaas (or) uschiwaasOjibwe: abinoojiins (or) abinoojiiyens (or) biibii (or) boojiinzh (or) oshki-abinoojinhPowhatan: nechaunCree: pêpîsis (or) apiscawâsis (or) awâsisBlackfoot: issitsimaana (or) maanipokaaLakota: hokšicala (or) wakan yejaHidatsa: makadista (or) makidaksiCrow: daaka (or) kaataOmaha/Ponca: shíⁿgazhíⁿgaCheyenne: mé'êševotame (or) mé'êševôtse (or) óvoheSanish (Arikara): piiraá'u'Haida: ts'úujuusTlingit: t'ukaneyiAhtna: sc'enggaayGwich'in: bèebiiHan: tr'enin tsulKaska: dzedane zuzeTagish: dunin'Tanacross: ts'enîin gaayTutchone: dunenInuit: soruserk (or) utarakYupik: anqenkiiyagarThe insulting term "papoose" is used today by a few people for any native American child.
Who wrote if you lay here?
You may be referring to the song "Chasing Cars" by Snow Patrol.Lyrics pasted below: "Chasing Cars"We'll do it allEverythingOn our ownWe don't needAnythingOr anyoneIf I lay hereIf I just lay hereWould you lie with me and just forget the world?I don't quite knowHow to sayHow I feelThose three wordsAre said too muchThey're not enoughIf I lay hereIf I just lay hereWould you lie with me and just forget the world?Forget what we're toldBefore we get too oldShow me a garden that's bursting into lifeLet's waste timeChasing carsAround our headsI need your graceTo remind meTo find my ownIf I lay hereIf I just lay hereWould you lie with me and just forget the world?Forget what we're toldBefore we get too oldShow me a garden that's bursting into lifeAll that I amAll that I ever wasIs here in your perfect eyes, they're all I can seeI don't know whereConfused about how as wellJust know that these things will never change for us at allIf I lay hereIf I just lay hereWould you lie with me and just forget the world?
What is a Indian baby called?
There are many hundreds of native American languages - thousands if you include Central and South America. Just a few native terms for "baby" or "child" are:Mapuche: pichicheMaxakali: kakxopXavante: ai'utéQuechua (Inca): wawacha (or) wawaParakan: konomiMiskito: tuktikiMaya: al (or) ba'a'al (or) u-ch'ab'Nahuatl (Aztec): conenetl (or) conetzintli (or) piltontliShoshone: ohmaaChoctaw: vllOsiMohawk: owiraCherokee: usdiAlgonquin: biibiinsAbenaki: chijizMaliseet: wasis (or) pileyahsis (or) alohkusisMohegan: pahpohs (or) pahpohsakNaskapi: awaas (or) uschiwaasOjibwe: abinoojiins (or) abinoojiiyens (or) biibii (or) boojiinzh (or) oshki-abinoojinhPowhatan: nechaunCree: pêpîsis (or) apiscawâsis (or) awâsisBlackfoot: issitsimaana (or) maanipokaaLakota: hokšicala (or) wakan yejaHidatsa: makadista (or) makidaksiCrow: daaka (or) kaataOmaha/Ponca: shíⁿgazhíⁿgaCheyenne: mé'êševotame (or) mé'êševôtse (or) óvoheSanish (Arikara): piiraá'u'Haida: ts'úujuusTlingit: t'ukaneyiAhtna: sc'enggaayGwich'in: bèebiiHan: tr'enin tsulKaska: dzedane zuzeTagish: dunin'Tanacross: ts'enîin gaayTutchone: dunenInuit: soruserk (or) utarakYupik: anqenkiiyagarThe insulting term "papoose" is used today by a few people for any native American child. Many people also call a baby-carrier or cradleboard a "papoose" - common sense dictates that it can not mean both.
What kind of Muslims were the Fatimids?
They were Shiite Muslims of the Ismaili (Sevener) School.the Ismailis, who are a branch of shiite, consider the wasis of the Prophet to be: Ali, Husayn Ibn Ali,( they do not consider Imam Hasan among the Imams while twelve Imama Shiites consider Imam Hasan as second Imam)Ali Ibn Husayn al-Sajjad, Muhammad al-Baqir, Jafar Al-Sadiq, Ismail Ibn Jafar and muhammad Ibn Ismail. after this series there are seven descendants of muhammad ibn ismail whose names are hidden. after them, there are the first seven rulers of the fatimid caliphate of Egypt the first of whom, ubaydullah Al Mahdi, was the founder of the Fatimid dynasty. The ismailis believe that in addition to the proof of God , there are always present on earth twelve chiefs or naqib who are the companions and elite followers of the Proof.
