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This is a list of atheists in music. It documents atheists who have composed and/or performed music. Living persons in this list include those whose non-religiosity is relevant to their notable activities and public life, and who have publicly identified themselves as atheists.

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The 2020 Vienna attack was a series of shootings on 2 November 2020 in Vienna, Austria. A lone gunman opened fire with a rifle near the street on which the central synagogue, Stadttempel, is located in Vienna, the capital of Austria. Four civilians were killed in the attack (including an Albanian from Northern Macedonia), and 22 others were injured, seven critically, including a police officer. The attacker was killed by police; he was identified as an Islamic State sympathizer. Officials said that the attack was an Islamist terrorism incident.

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Same As It Ever Was is the second album by American hip hop group House of Pain. It was released in 1994 and peaked at number 12 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Billboard 200. To record the album, the group had to work around Everlast's house arrest for a gun charge. The clean version of the second song from the album, "I'm a Swing It", was featured in the 2001 skateboarding video game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3.

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Walter Merlioun, was a Scottish master mason based in Edinburgh. Merlioun worked on a number of buildings in Scotland including castles and churches for James IV of Scotland. Henry Merlioun, who built Ravenscraig Castle for Mary of Gueldres was probably his father. The family had a property in Edinburgh on the south side of the High Street, which gave their name to a close, "Merlin's Wynd". Walter and his brother John Merlioun are recorded as the builders of the lodging or king's house at Stirling Castle, now known as the "King's Old Building". The work commenced in June 1496, and the overall supervisor of building at Stirling from 1497 was Andrew Aytoun, captain of the castle. Advice on the building was taken from the master master of Linlithgow, who visited and gave his "device". The lodging was damaged by a fire in 1855, and rebuilt to designs by Robert Billings, but some original masonry survives. The original entrance stair in a pepperpot turret resembles the great hall at Castle Campbell. Walter Merlioun worked on the church of St John at Perth in 1496. In April 1497 he was at Dunbar Castle when the "Hannis tower" was roofed and was paid £10 Scots as an installment for his work on the gatehouse or "fore work". Walter Merlioun was granted a pension for life of £40 in June 1499. In 1500 he was working at Holyrood Palace. On 8 May 1508 Walter Merlioun and his wife Margaret made over a rental or income from a property on the south side of Edinburgh's High Street, situated within a tenement belonging to Robert Lauder, for the benefit of the altars of St John the Baptist and St John the Evangelist in St Giles Kirk, which were maintained by the Edinburgh Craft of Masons and Wrights. Walter and John Merlioun, or possibly their namesake sons, were involved in building work at Falkland Palace and Holyrood Palace for James V in the 1530s. In 1538 "Johne Merilyone" was paid for significant works at Falkland, on the now ruined quarter "East Quarter". This was the conversion and extension of an older building. He inserted chimneys, and new dividing walls, and built vaults. The refurbishment included seven chambers, the royal wardrobe and the kitchens, with the food "dressory" and cup house. The new spaces were cleaned by the "barrow men" and site labourers and the seven chambers were lime plastered by John Malcolm alias Callum, whose craft was known as "perjoning". John Merlioun was also paid for building a new Register House in Edinburgh Castle to house the Scottish exchequer archives in 1540.

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Anna Olson (born May 4, 1968 in Atlanta, Georgia) is a professionally trained pastry chef. She resides in Welland in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada. She was previously the host of Food Network Canada's Fresh with Anna Olson, Sugar and Kitchen Equipped and Bake with Anna Olson. She currently hosts the Twitter exclusive video short series Sweet Something which can be seen on Food Network Canada twitter. She also hosts short videos on her YouTube channel Oh Yum with Anna Olson.

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The Woodburn Dragstrip is a quarter-mile NHRA dragstrip located in Woodburn, Oregon. Woodburn Dragstrip opened in June 1961 as an ⅛-mile dragstrip operated by the Multnomah Hot Rod Council and the Northwest Timing Association. In 1963, the track was lengthened to provide for 1/4-mile drag racing. Jim Livingston purchased the Woodburn Dragstrip in 1972. Since 1972, the track has been named NHRA Track of the Year in the Northwest numerous times, including five-in-a-row since 1999. In addition, the track was honored as Business of the Year by the Woodburn Area Chamber of Commerce in 1989, one of the first tracks in the country to receive such an honor. Woodburn was the first drag strip on the West Coast to use electronic scoreboards. In 1999, Livingston added track bleachers that had previously been used in Seattle Kingdome. In 2004, the track manager estimated that Woodburn Dragstrip hosts more than 200,000 fans and participants annually, contributing more than $20 million to the local economy. Woodburn Dragstrip has hosted NHRA regional series (now the Lucas Oil series) events since 1977. It hosts racing events most weekends from March–October, and on Fridays from May–September.The track is said to be on an old airstrip. Woodburn Dragstrip is co-owned by the Livingston family and Joey Severance.

Walter Merlioun, was a Scottish master mason based in Edinburgh. Merlioun worked on a number of buildings in Scotland including castles and churches for James IV of Scotland. Henry Merlioun, who built Ravenscraig Castle for Mary of Gueldres was probably his father. The family had a property in Edinburgh on the south side of the High Street, which gave their name to a close, "Merlin's Wynd". Walter Merlioun worked on the church of St John at Perth in 1496. Walter Merlioun was granted a pension for life of £40 in June 1499. In 1500 he was working at Holyrood Palace.

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Jehovah's Witnesses have an active presence in most countries. These are the most recent statistics by continent, based on active members, or "publishers" as reported by the Watch Tower Society of Pennsylvania. The Watch Tower Society reports its activity in various dependencies and states as separate 'lands', as noted.

The Woodburn Dragstrip is a quarter-mile NHRA dragstrip located in Woodburn, Oregon. Woodburn Dragstrip opened in June 1961 as an ⅛-mile dragstrip operated by the Multnomah Hot Rod Council and the Northwest Timing Association. In 1963, the track was lengthened to provide for 1/4-mile drag racing. Jim Livingston purchased the Woodburn Dragstrip in 1972. Woodburn was the first drag strip on the West Coast to use electronic scoreboards. In 1999, Livingston added track bleachers that had previously been used in Seattle Kingdome.
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