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Doh, D'oh, or DOH may refer to:

• D'oh!, the grunt made popular by Homer Simpson
• Commonly used in association with MLB pitcher Scott Dohmann
• Doh, the boss in the Arkanoid series of video games
• Any of various Departments of Health in various countries
• DOH, the IATA code for Doha International Airport
• Doh, alternative spelling of Do (musical note), the first note of the musical scale in solfege notation

Places[link]

• Doh (crater), a crater on Callisto
• Doh, a village in Măerişte Commune, Sălaj County, Romania
• Doh, Côte d'Ivoire

Acronyms of DOH[link]

• Deutscher Orden der Harugari (German Order of Harugari), a fraternal organization for German-Americans.
• Date of Hire

See also[link]

• Do (disambiguation)
• Doe (disambiguation)
• Dough

External links[link]

• DOH Acronyms at TheFreeDictionary.com

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Luigi Guido (born 5 March 1968) is an Italian judoka.

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References[link]

• Factfile on JudoInside.com

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Princess Rapunzel is the heroine of the Disney's 50th animated film Tangled.^[2] She is adapted from the original Rapunzel tale recorded by the Brothers Grimm. She is voiced by Mandy Moore and is the 10th princess in the Disney Princess franchise. Rapunzel is also Disney's first and so far only CGI Princess and the first official Disney Princess to appear in a PG-rated film.^[3]

Biography[link]

Rapunzel's long hair, supposedly 70 feet long, has magical healing powers. If her hair was cut, it will automatically lose its power and turn to a chocolate brown, the hair color of her parents. She had been locked away in a tower her entire life. However, she still loves her overprotective "mother", Mother Gothel, who has devoted herself to Rapunzel's—or rather her hair's—protection. Rapunzel initially enjoys life in the tower, spending large portions of her days expressing herself creatively by painting the walls which line the tower. Later on, because of this creativity and curiosity, Rapunzel begins to question what else is out there, and has a hunch that there is something more inside of her.^[2]

Characteristics[link]

Rapunzel is a spirited, clever, kind, ambidextrous, and playful young woman, though a bit naive, but not afraid to stand up for herself or others. Having spent all of her life in a tower with little else to do, she is very well read and talented in almost all areas such as music and baking, and even more advanced subjects like astronomy, having charted star patterns. But her greatest passion is art, turning the walls of her tower into a mural. While she longs to see the world beyond her window, she is very obedient to Mother Gothel, having major conflicting feelings after leaving her tower of excitement to finally see the world, and guilt for disobeying her mother's orders. Yet due to her experiences, she developes a strong sense of independence, refusing when Mother Gothel orders her to come home.

She is quite daring, leaping from tall cliffs and swinging great lengths with her hair. She is completely immune to Flynn's so-called "charms", although this could be due to her naivety (she may genuinely not understand what he's trying to accomplish with them) and has little tolerance for his antics. She also seems to be very charismatic, able to get a group of hardened thugs to confess their dreams and convince Maximus, the captain of the guards horse, to postpone his pursuit of Flynn until the end of the festival.

She has great determination to live out her dream of seeing the floating lanterns, ignoring all plots by Flynn to get her to return to her tower, but shows a little regret before actually fulfilling it, in fear of either it not living up to her expectations or losing the one thing she's yearned for all of her life. But with help from Flynn she realizes that once one dream is fulfilled, another one will take its place.

Casting[link]

Broadway and Television star Kristin Chenoweth was originally called upon to voice Rapunzel before it was announced by John Lasseter, among other big news, that the cast would include singer and actress Mandy Moore as Rapunzel.^[4] As a child she is voiced by Delanay Rose Stein.^[5]

Appearances[link]

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[edit] Tangled

When the pregnant queen falls ill, her subjects concoct an elixir with a flower grown from a drop of sunlight. The medicine restores the queen's health and bestows magical healing powers to the unborn child. However, an evil and jealous woman named Mother Gothel kidnaps the little princess, Rapunzel, soon after birth, as she had originally hoarded the flower's special abilities to keep herself young and beautiful for hundreds of years. Mother Gothel locks Rapunzel in a tower away from the outside world and tells Rapunzel that the world is dangerous and full of horrible, selfish people.

Rapunzel, believing her mother's lies, stays within her tower, yet every year on her birthday, Rapunzel witnesses a festival of floating lights in a nearby kingdom, unaware that it is in remembrance of the night she was stolen and the hope that she will one day return. She dreams of one day going to the kingdom to see the festival. Finally on her eighteenth birthday, she gathers the courage to ask Mother Gothel to take her to the festival, yet Mother Gothel bluntly refuses, and orders Rapunzel never to ask to leave the tower again. That same day, Flynn Rider, a charming and handsome thief, decides to use Rapunzel's tower as a hiding place after stealing the crown jewels. Rapunzel captures him, takes the satchel containing the jewels, and holds Flynn hostage until he agrees to help her escape the tower and escort her to the festival in exchange for the satchel. To distract her mother, Rapunzel asks for a special paint made from seashells for her birthday, which would take three days to retrieve.

Rapunzel and Flynn leave the tower, and end up involved in several mishaps, and grow to respect and depend upon each other. At one point, Rapunzel reveals her backstory to Flynn. According to Mother Gothel, people wanted Rapunzel because of her magic hair, and so she was locked in the tower for her safety. However, if her hair is ever cut, it would lose its power and turn brown. Mother Gothel, having learned of Rapunzel's escape, follows and confronts Rapunzel. When Rapunzel refuses to go back home, Mother Gothel gives her the satchel telling her that it is the only reason Flynn agreed to take her to the Festival. Mother Gothel also hires two thugs for a larger scheme.

During the festival Rapunzel and Flynn grow closer and begin to fall in love, before he takes her out on a boat to finally see the floating lights. Now sure that Flynn's feelings for her are genuine, Rapunzel gives back his Satchel. After returning to the shore, Mother Gothel enacts her plan, and the thugs attempt to kidnap Rapunzel for her hair, and frame Flynn as having abandoned her and running off with the satchel. Mother Gothel fakes Rapunzel's rescue and takes Rapunzel back to the tower.

Rapunzel, heartbroken over Flynn's betrayal, agrees with Mother Gothel to never leave the tower again. However, after examining the kingdom's emblem on a flag from the festival she realizes that the same design, a sunburst, is embedded in everything she has painted. This awakens Rapunzel's early memories, and she realizes that she is the kingdom's lost Princess. She confronts Mother Gothel, and after learning the truth she swears that she will no longer be used by her "Mother" anymore.

Flynn soon arrives, and attempts to rescue Rapunzel. However, he finds her bound and gagged and is fatally stabbed by Mother Gothel in the process. Rapunzel, hoping to use her hair to heal him, bargains with Mother Gothel that should she let her help Flynn, she will go with her willingly. Mother Gothel agrees, yet Flynn would rather die than let Rapunzel sacrifice her freedom and cuts her hair, causing it to lose its power and turn brown. As the hair's magic disappears, Mother Gothel rapidly ages and her body crumbles into dust. Now with no way to heal him, Rapunzel helplessly holds Flynn as he dies from his wounds shortly afterwards, but not before confirming his love for her. Heartbroken, Rapunzel is able to finish her healing incantation and a single tear drop revives him.

Flynn reunites Rapunzel with her parents and among a kingdom wide celebration she takes her rightful place as Princess. Flynn informs the audience that Rapunzel ruled the kingdom fairly and wisely for many years and was beloved by the people. He also reveals that some years later after the celebration, he proposed and the two were married and are living happily ever after.

[edit] Tangled Ever After

Tangled Ever After is a short animated film, which debuted in theaters before showings of Beauty and the Beast 3D on January 13, 2012,^[6] and is also set to air in Spring 2012 on Disney Channel.^[7] It was directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard, the directors of Tangled, and it shows Rapunzel marrying Eugene Fitzherbert.^[8]

In other media[link]

Along with her ties to the Disney Princesses, She and Flynn appear in Tangled: The Video Game, for both the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS by Disney Interactive Studios, where she is a playable character.^[9] As with most of its films, Disney has released various other merchandise based on Tangled featuring Rapunzel.^[10] She and Flynn have also made their debut appearances in Disney on Ice show Dare to Dream and will make an appearance in Treasure Trove.^[11]

Rapunzel, along with Flynn Ryder, have made appearances at Disney theme parks worldwide. At Disneyland, both Rapunzel and Flynn are in the Fantasyland section in their own little chalet. At Disney World, they can be found in the former "Belle's Storytime" stage in the Magic Kingdom. Rapunzel will also be part of the new Fantasyland Expansion Princess Fairytale Hall, featuring other princesses like Cinderella, Tiana and Aurora. Rapunzel and Flynn will also be updating The Golden Mickeys on the Disney Dream, adding their signature lantern scene to the show.

Rapunzel has appeared in some Disney Princess books and doll sets, and as of now is featured in the Official Disney Princess Web Page.^[12] She was inducted into the franchise on 2 October 2011.^[3] In turn, she was rendered in a traditional-animated style for the franchise as opposed to being CGI as she normally is.^{[citation needed]}

References[link]

1. ^ "Different princesses, different nationalities list". instal.com. http://www.listal.com/list/different-princesses-different-nationalities. 
2. ^ ^{a b} "Official Tangled website". Disney.com. http://adisney.go.com/disneypictures/tangled/#/home/. 
3. ^ ^{a b} "Rapunzel to Receive Coronation Ceremony October 2 at Kensington Palace Read more: Rapunzel to Receive Coronation Ceremony October 2 at Kensington Palace - Stitch Kingdom.com StitchKingdom.com - The #1 unofficial source for news on Disney". Stitch Kingdom. 14 June 2011. http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disney-rapunzel-kensington-palace-16502/. Retrieved 14 June 2011. 
4. ^ "Disney/Pixar's John Lasseter Talks "Rapunzel" Casting, 'Toy Story 3' Plot, 'Cars 2', 'Winnie the Pooh' and More!". The Moviefone. http://blog.moviefone.com/2009/09/13/disney-pixars-john-lasseter-talks-rapunzel-casting-toy-story-3. 
5. ^ Tangled at the Internet Movie Database
6. ^ "Disney's Tangled Ever After Heads to Theaters". Walt Disney Pictures via Coming Soon. November 14, 2011. http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=84232. Retrieved November 14, 2011. 
7. ^ Fischer, Russ (August 20, 2011). "Poster for Disney Short ‘Tangled Ever After’". SlashFilm. http://www.slashfilm.com/poster-disney-short-tangled-after/. Retrieved August 20, 2011. 
8. ^ "Disney Consumer Products Poised For Incremental Retail Sales Growth with New Disney Baby Store & Rich Franchise Investment" (Press release). Disney Consumer Products. 2011-06-09. https://www.disneyconsumerproducts.com/Home/display.jsp?contentId=dcp_home_pressroom_pressreleases_dcp_home_pr_us_licensing_show_release_060911. Retrieved 2011-07-09. 
9. ^ "Disney Interactive Studios "Tangled" Video Game". Disney Dreaming. http://www.disneydreaming.com/2010/08/07/disney-interactive-studios-tangled-video-game/.  Tangled Video Game.
10. ^ "Tangled". Disney Store. http://www.disneystore.com/tangled/mn/1000052/. 
11. ^ "The Ice Skating Spectacular". Disney On Ice. http://disney.go.com/disneyonice/#/search/?show=Let%27s%20Celebrate%21. 
12. ^ "Disney Princess: The Official Princess Website". Disney.com. http://disney.go.com/princess/#/home/. 

External links[link]

• Official page
• Rapunzel at the Internet Movie Database