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• Nicaraguan Christian Democratic Union (Unión Demócrata Cristiana), a Nicaraguan political party
• Swiss People's Party (Union Démocratique du Centre), a Swiss political party
• Union of the Centre (Unione di Centro; UdC), an Italian political party
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• University Development Center, an educational-work co-operational program operated by GE Aviation in the United States
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Computing[link]

• Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device Controller
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• User Defined Character, see ZX Spectrum

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• UDC Finance Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of ANZ National Bank, New Zealand
• United Daughters of the Confederacy, an American sororal association dedicated to honoring the memory of those who served and died in service to the Confederate States of America
• Universal Decimal Classification, a system of library classification derived from the Dewey Decimal Classification
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Oskar Freysinger
Freysinger at the 2011 Geneva Salon du Livre
Member of the National Council of Switzerland Parliament for Valais
Incumbent
Assumed office 1 December 2003
Personal details
Born	(1960-06-12) 12 June 1960 (age 52)[1] Sierre [1]
Nationality	Swiss
Political party	Swiss People's Party (UDC)
Spouse(s)	Ghislaine Héritier [2]
Children	Fanny (b. 1990) Yoann (b. 1992) Laura (b. 1995) [2]
Residence	Savièse [1]
Alma mater	University of Fribourg [2]
Occupation	High school teacher [1]
Committees	Commission for science, education and culture CN (CSEC-CN) Commission for juridical affaires CN (CAJ-CN) Redaction Committee V (CdR-V) [1]
Signature
Military service
Rank	Appointé (about Private First class)[1]

Oskar Freysinger (b. 12 June 1960 in Sierre^[1]) is a Swiss politician of the Swiss People's Party.

Biography[link]

Freysinger studied at a German-speaking school in Sion, and later studied German literature and philosophy, and French literature, obtaining a teaching degree in 1985.

Freysinger has taught at the Lycée-Collège de la Planta since 1987.^[2]

From 1997 and 2001, he was a communal counselor at Savièse for the Christian Democratic People's Party of Switzerland.^[2] In 1999, he co-founded the Valaisan branch of the Swiss People's Party, which he headed from 1999 to 2002.^[2]

Freysinger held an MP position at the cantonal parliament of Valais from 2001 to 2003, and at the National Council of Switzerland from 2003.^[1]

His main proposals include the revocal of article 261 bis; hold naturalisation by popular vote; expulsion of foreigners convicted of crimes; and strict regulation of drugs.^[2] His political creed reads

On September 3, 2011 Freysinger gave a speech decrying multiculturalism and Muslim immigration, calling it an attempted conquest, with the statement:

If we lose this battle, there will be no second chance, for Islam does not give back what it has conquered. So I summon all the humanists of this continent not to keep their heads in the sand and to resist the Islamic dogma’s drive to conquest. Let us stand together and uncompromisingly insist upon the primacy of our civil law over any religious dogma. Let us find our way back to our precious intellectual heritage. Islam is only as strong as we are weak.

This speech quickly made him an international celebrity.^[4]

Works[link]

• Brüchige Welten, Rotten Verlag, 2004.
• Outre-pensées, éditions de la Matze, 2005
• Schachspirale, éditions de la Matze, 2006
• Le nez dans le soleil, 2009
• "L'évasion de C.B.", fiction satirique sur le 12 décembre, 2008

Notes and references[link]

• personal website

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Les Twins
Background information
Born	(1988-12-06) December 6, 1988 (age 23)
Origin	Sarcelles, Val d'Oise, France
Genres	New Style, Hip-hop dance
Associated acts	Cirque Du Soleil, Criminalz Crew, Veteranz Crew
Website	https://www.facebook.com/pages/Les-TWINS-Organization-Official/109855652372782?sk=info
Members
Laurent Nicolas Bourgeois Larry Nicolas Bourgeois

Larry and Laurent Bourgeois, popularly known as "Les Twins" or Larry " Ca Blaze " Bourgeois and Laurent " Lil Beast " Bourgeois, are a hip hop dance duo originating from Sarcelles, France. The twin brothers who are of Guadeloupean descent (Guadeloupe, F.W.I.), are known worldwide for their talents in New Style dancing. Although they can be seen dancing as a duet, they are also a part of a larger crew known as Criminalz Crew, a group with a variety of dancers that range from b-boys to other new style dancers such as themselves. Les Twins have appeared on the television show Incroyable Talent^[1] as well as the Ellen DeGeneres Show. Les Twins have competed in multiple dance competitions such as: World Of Dance, Battle Of The Stylez, Urban Dance Showcase and won the Juste Debout Dance Competition in the Hip-Hop New Style category in 2011. ^{[2][original research?]} They come from a very large family with 18 siblings, and only 9 of whom dance.

Les Twins have performed with Beyoncé Knowles^[3].^[4] They have also appeared in Jay-Z's That's Rocawear viral video^[5] and the music video for "La Gloria" by French-Argentine band Gotan Project. They were also traveling with Cirque du Soleil Michael Jackson Immortal World Tour as dancers with a newly formed crew especially for the tour, named Veteranz crew until sometime in 2012.

Les Twins are represented by Next Model Management.

Gallery[link]

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  Les Twins photo shoot with Shawn Welling

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  Les Twins in action

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  Les Twins mid-air during a shoot with Shawn Welling

References[link]

External links[link]

• Les Twins Official Contacts: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Les-TWINS-Organization-Official/109855652372782?sk=info