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Why is Gabi Gunderson mean?

because Macie Tish is gay.


Where does James Maslow buy his clothes?

he just buys clothes where ever he finds clothes that he likes lol just like most reguklar people. i can tell you this though James' fav cothing range is Calvin clein -Macie (Big time rush's 1# fan) :) hope this heped


What actors and actresses appeared in House Rules - 2003?

The cast of House Rules - 2003 includes: Macie as The Rival Puppy Shad Bogany as The Realitor Cindy Fernandez as Herself (Blue Team) Kitty Fernandez as The Dog Katie Wells as Herself (Red Team) Kelley West as The Designer


What actors and actresses appeared in Where the Devil Dwells - 2014?

The cast of Where the Devil Dwells - 2014 includes: Scott Anthony Leet as Don Miller James Aston Lake as Doctor Greg Bryan as Mailman Rob Macie as Renaldo Andrew Patrick Ralston as Vincent Hart Alexis Raben as Mitzi Barry Saltzman as Priest


Who is James Smithson?

James Smithson, Scientist / PhilanthropistBorn: 1765Birthplace: Paris, FranceDied: 27 June 1829Best Known As: The man whose money founded the Smithsonian InstitutionName at birth: James Lewis Macie James Smithson was an English chemist and mineralogist who left his fortune to the United States to found what became the Smithsonian Institution. Smithson was born James Lewis (or Louis) Macie, the son of Elizabeth Macie and Hugh Smithson, Duke of Northumberland. He was educated in England and established himself in the fields of mineralogy and geology. A member of the Royal Society of London, Smithson published dozens of scientific papers, including new work on zinc ores that ultimately led to zinc carbonate being named smithsonite. Smithson had an inherited fortune, and in 1826 he drew up a will that stipulated that if his heir, nephew Henry James Hungerford, died without any heirs, the estate would go to the U.S. to establish an institution in Washington, D.C. dedicated to "the increase and diffusion of knowledge." Smithson died three years later in Genoa, Italy; Hungerford died without heirs in 1835. After a decade of legal entanglements and congressional arguments, the Smithsonian Institution was established in 1846.