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Serenity (software), an open source web server project.
Relating to the sci-fi series Firefly: Serenity is a feeling of inner peace of the mind and body when it is in a state tranquility, free from agitation or anxiety. ... The Serenity Prayer Was reputedly written by http://en. ... Princess Serenity is a fictional character in the popular girls manga and anime, Sailor Moon, by Naoko Takeuchi. ... Shizuka Kawai (å·äº• é™é¦™ Kawai Shizuka), known in the English anime as Serenity Wheeler, is a character in the manga Yu-Gi-Oh!, and both Yu-Gi-Oh! anime series. ... Serenity is an English language manga series created by Realbuzz Studios and published by Barbour Publishing in 2005 and 2006. ... Serenity (born October 29, 1969) is an erotic dancer and pornographic actress. ... Serenity is the seventh studio album by Blood for Blood, and was released on June 22, 2004. ... Serenity was the second album by Culture Beat. ... Crystal Serenity is a cruise ship for Crystal Cruises and was built in 2003. ...
Serenity (role-playing game), a role-playing game by Margaret Weis Productions, Ltd.
The Battle of Serenity Valley, a key event in the history of the series from the episode of the same name
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Joss Whedon's feature-film debut, the science-fiction western "Serenity," is beautifully made, written with more wit and intelligence than we get from most contemporary movies of any genre, and features an ensemble of actors whose rhythms are almost supernaturally in tune.
There's only one problem with "Serenity": It's not "Firefly," the TV show that first gave these characters, and this story, life in autumn 2002 on the Fox network.
"Serenity" -- which Whedon wrote as well as directed -- is both a primer on "Firefly" and an extension of it, a picture carefully calibrated to satisfy fans without leaving newcomers stranded.
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