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Religious Architecture > Apse
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Apse Defined
An apse is a rounded alcove behind the altar, particularly in Orthodox churches. In ancient times, when large church buildings were built, they were modeled after a type of Roman public building that had such an alcove.
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- Project Methodology: Blog about how useless APSE is and why a wiki might be better. Track back to DanMc's post on SAP's next generation. Make reference to PwC's Accendant
Thu Jan 25
- Apse - Spirit: New Yorkse Sigur Róss. Dat klinkt onnozel. Na twee nummers is het ook niet echt meer zo, of toch weer wel. Heel veel instrumentaal, zwevend en botsend. Beluister!
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- Adobe Photoshop Elements 4 Tutorials - Directory | PhotoshopSuppo rt.com: Primary resource
Sat Dec 2
- Fundamentals of Real-time Linux Software Design
- Real-time computing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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