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Channel 101: The Musical is a series on Channel 101.com that was picked up in prime time for 5 episodes. It was created by Jason Makiaris of the Ship of Fools production team. It starred Ship of Fools writers, directors and actors Jason Makiaris and Mike McCafferty. It had cameos from people such as Channel 101's co-creator Dan Harmon, and such celebrities as Sarah Silverman and Donny Most.
Plotline
The plotline describes two writers lamenting over the fact that they cannot come up with a great show for Channel 101's primetime. They, in connection with fellow writers, conjure the idea of gay robots. As they are about to turn in their new pilot, the Yacht Rock group intercepts them, and, in a West Side Story-est fasion, battle them in a musically underscored montage. We learn that the Yacht Rockers are on Channel 101's primetime panel for monthly screenings, and can rig the competition so that their pilots always stay in primetime.
As the gay robot pilot ends unsuccessfully, one of the writers, Jason, comes up with a new idea (not described to the audience at this time.) As the two main writers, Jason and Mike, go to the mailbox to turn in their new pilot, the Yacht Rockers intercept them again and tell them that the corrupt, always powerful ruler of Channel 101, Dan Harmon, wants to see them. In a musical number (I'm Dan Harmon and I Shit Gold) Dan Harmon tells Mike and Jason that he can't turn out a bad series (partly because he created Channel 101)
Mike gets captured while he's in Harmon's compound, and with the help of a friend, Jason still gets the new pilot into the screening room. Meanwhile, Jason and Dawn (a redhead from the Yacht Rock group) have secret, romantic meetings (mimicking Tony and Maria from West Side Story.)
In a number much like Telephone Hour from Bye Bye Birdie, several people use AIM, Live Journals and MySpaces to tell each other about Jason and Dawn. Dan Harmon finds out, and in an upbeat number (Oh, It's Time) uses the captured and brainwashed Mike to murder Jason, in fear that Dawn may reveal to Jason his evil plan of rigging the primetime slots.
Mike runs after Jason with a harpoon. Simultaneously, as everyone's out with Mike, Sarah Silverman, having been kept in a room in Dan Harmon's compound so she could be frequently used for cameos, escapes to warn Jason. She arrives, knocks out Mike with a frying pan, and sings about being free. Mike awakes, and kills her with a harpoon.
As this is happening, Jason's friend Wade who snuck into the Harmon compound, enters the primetime panel meeting as a pizza man and places their pilot in the screening pile.
Harmon finds out, captures Dawn, and as Jason and Mike come to her rescue, they find Harmon already dying from drinking water instead of vodka(having been switched by a vengful panel member, after having been slapped.) Harmon melts, and everything is reunited.
As the story concludes, we switch back into, apparently "real time", with Jason and Mike finishing their new pilot script, which is what the last four episodes were. The new show that Jason came up with in the beginning was, essentially, Channel 101 the Musical. It leaves you happy with a nice ending number, featuring Donny Most.
Episode Titles
- Episode One: Writers Lament
- Episode Two: The Dreamers
- Episode Three: Dividing Lines
Popularity
Channel 101 the Musical has been downloaded a little over 50,000 as of June 2006. It remained in production for a little under six months between August, 2005- February, 2006. In that time, it had a 73% audience popularity and came in at an average of 3 at most screenings(out of a possible top five to remain in primetime.
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- [1]Channel 101: Official Website
- [2]MTI: Musical Theater International
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The Breedlove Guitar Company is a small, independently run operation started in 1990 by Steve Henderson and Larry Breedlove. The company's focus is on acoustic, acoustic-electric guitars, and mandolins. Breedlove prides itself on creating guitars that they feel meld the best charictaristics of old and new in acoustic guitars. A Breedlove acoustic can easily be recognized by the asymmetrical headstocks and very large, some might say severe, cutaways. Breedlove also offers all of its instruments to be custom ordered from a wide variety of woods and electrical accessories. Breedlove avoids using artificial aging on any of its woods, and never uses endangered woods. This makes some of the wood available for custom guitars extremely non-traditional. Another notable feature is that each breedlove includes a truss rod that many acoustics lack, this is a feature that some love, and others hate. Each Breedlove guitar is handmade, with the necks hand rubbed. The company prides itself on each instrument it produces.
Many musicians find Breedlove guitars as the so-called 'middle ground' when buying. Many of its models feature the same appointments found on high priced guitars such as Martin, Taylor, and Gibson, but at a much lower price. They are however, higher priced than many other guitars out there, and Breedlove offers no 'starter' guitars. Most musicians who play Breedlove guitars remark on how good they sound, many comparing the sound to that of the legendary Martin Dreadnoughts.
Some artists that play Breedlove guitars are: Sammy Hagar, Madonna, Joe Craven, Doug Hoekstra, Lynn Frances Anderson, The California Guitar Trio, Ken Emerson, Alex De grassi, Ryan Cabrera, Richard Gilewitz, and Ed Gerhard.
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Maria Regina High School was founded by the Archbishop of New York, the late Francis Cardinal Spellman, in 1957. It was the 1st Archdiocesan Catholic High School for young women in Westchester County. The Sisters of the Resurrection, a Polish teaching order, were selected to lead the school. It's first principle was Sister Mary Gertrude, C.R.
When Maria Regina opened in the fall of 1957, its first students were welcomed to classes in what had been the Bingham mansion. Bedrooms on the second floor were converted to classrooms, including a science lab in the sunroom on the east of the building. Ground was immediately broken for a new high school building. In the spring of 1959, one wing of the building was ready for use. The following fall, a formal dedication of the new building took place with three full classes of students enrolled.
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http://www.privateschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/19403
http://www.resurrectionsisters.org/
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Soovin Kim is a prominent Korean American violinist, born in Manhattan in 1977. This nice young musician active both in Korea and overseas. He has come into the fame after winning the first place at the prestigious Niccolo Paganini International Violin Competition in 1996. He was just 20 at the time!
Soovin Kim has an Antonio Stradivarius violin of 1679, the “Parera.” It must be very old! He always took good care of his very precious violin. He ever said "it has a lot of zero!" When he was performing in many countries, when he felt all alone, suddenly his violin became his girlfriend!
He is not also known as chamber's musician, but as recitalist who has collaborated with many artist around the world.
He was again honored in 1998 with the Avery Fisher Career Grant which is an award presented to young prominent musicians in United States. Last year, he was selected the a winner of Borletti-Buitoni Trust. He is currently teaching at Yale University and Temple University.
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www.lyricny.org/bios/Kim/Kim.htm
www.bbtrust.com/winners/soovin_kim.html
www.koreanconcertsociety.org/SoovinKim.htm
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Soovin Kim was not born in Manhattan in 1977 as this inaccurate article claims. He was born in Iowa City, Iowa in 1976.
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--Introduction--
The H.R Nicholls Society is an Australian [[right wing] think tank on industrial relations. It was created in March 1986 after John Stone, Peter Costello, Barrie Purvis, and Ray Evans organised a seminar aimed at discussing the Hancock Report and other industrial matters[3].
The Society is named after Henry Richard Nicholls, an editor of the Hobart "Mercury" who in 1911 published an editorial criticising Henry Higgins, then a High Court judge and President of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, accusing Higgins of behaving in a politically partisan and unjudicial manner after attacking a barrister[4]. This led to Nicholls being presecuted for contempt of court by the Tasmanian Attorney-General, only to be acquitted by the full bench of the High Court[5]. The whole affair was a humiliation for Higgins, who wanted Nicholls to be convicted, as the acquittal aroused national publicity and widespread celebrations in Hobart.
Regular Contributors to the Society's publications include Ray Evans, Adam Bisits and Des Moore, the Director of the Institute for Private Enterprise.
--Aims and Objectives--
The Society believes strongly in the deregulation of the Australian Industrial Relations System, including the abolition of the award system, the widespread use of individual employment contracts and the lowering of minimum wages. The Society only believes in limited labour market regulation, as excessive minimum wages [6] and job security lead to higher unemployment and lower productivity. Since its inception, the Society has firmly advocated urgent reform of the labour market in order to ensure Australia's international competitiveness and prosperity.
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The Society has strong ties with the Liberal Party of Australia, as its political views are associated with the New Right. Peter Costello, one of the Society's founding members, is the Treasurer of the Australian Liberal Government and Deputy Federal Leader of the Liberal Party.
The Society is however controversial because of its views, and rather disliked by the left side of Australian politics. For example, in 1986 the then Prime Minister, Bob Hawke branded the Society of a group of "political troglodytes and economic lunatics"[7].
Current Federal Finance Minister Nick Minchin aroused controversy in early 2006 in a speech at a Society function where he stated that many wihin the Liberal Party believed in reforming the labour market to an even greater extent than Workchoices, the Government's recent and controversial industrial relations package. However resistance to labour deregulation was strong within the Australian electorate, and the Government therefore had to treat cautiously to avoid being unpopular.
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State Representative John H. Frey (born in Greenwich, Ct 0n 2/8/1963) won re-election to serve as State Representative for the people of the 111th District (Ridgefield, CT)in November, 2004. Rep. Frey won with 68.7% of the vote. He was the highest vote-getter in the 151-member House of Representatives.
Serving in his fourth term as Ridgefield’s chief advocate in Hartford, Representative Frey was appointed by the House Minority Leader, Robert M. Ward, to serve as an Assistant Minority Leader.
Representative Frey has supported measures to improve education for students at all grade levels, to protect benefits of seniors and Veterans residing in Connecticut, to preserve consumers’ rights, to reform state government, and to secure pristine open space acreage.
Representative Frey has also been instrumental in securing state aid for local projects in Ridgefield, including the Ridgefield Playhouse, school construction and improvements, the Ridgefield Veterans Community Center, the Aldrich Museum, and the Ridgefield Boys & Girls Club. He is largely credited for gaining funding for the 400 acre Bennetts Pond State Park.
Before winning election to the state House of Representatives, former Governor John Rowland appointed Representative Frey ‘Chairman’ of the Connecticut Real Estate Commission in 1995, holding the distinct honor as the commission’s youngest Chairman in state history. Representative Frey was also appointed ‘government representative’ for the University of Connecticut Business School Center for Real Estate and Economic Studies, a position he still holds.
Representative Frey served as a member of the Ridgefield Republican Town Committee from 1981 to 1998 and the Republican State Central Committee 1989-2000.
In 1996, Representative Frey was the 5th District coordinator for the Bob Dole Presidential Campaign and was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in San Diego, California where he represented the state as a member of the Platform Committee. In 2004, for the third time he was a delegate to the Republican National Convention and again represented Connecticut on the Platform Committee, where he gained approval for language calling for a more transparent Indian tribe recognition process.
Representative Frey was also a member of the Connecticut Institute of Municipal Studies Property Revaluation Task Force, Chairman of Ridgefield’s Parking Authority, and is a ‘Justice of the Peace’.
Representative Frey is the Principal of Century 21 Landmark Properties.
Representative Frey holds a long list of memberships to various professional organizations, including: Advisory Board member of America On-Line’s Real Estate Desk; Century 21 National Broker’s Conference; Employee Relocation Council; Ridgefield Board of Realtors; Connecticut Association of Realtors; and the National Association of Realtors.
In addition to his extensive business
State Representative John H. Frey (born in Greenwich, Ct on 2/8/1963) won re-election to serve as State Representative for the people of the 111th District (Ridgefield, CT)in November, 2004. Rep. Frey won with 68.7% of the vote and was the highest vote-getter in the 151-member House of Representatives.
Serving in his fourth term as Ridgefield’s chief advocate in Hartford, Representative Frey was appointed by the House Minority Leader, Robert M. Ward, to serve as an Assistant Minority Leader.
Representative Frey has supported measures to improve education for students at all grade levels, to protect benefits of seniors and Veterans residing in Connecticut, to preserve consumers’ rights, to reform state government, and to secure pristine open space acreage.
Representative Frey has also been instrumental in securing state aid for local projects in Ridgefield, including the Ridgefield Playhouse, school construction and improvements, the Ridgefield Veterans Community Center, the Aldrich Museum, and the Ridgefield Boys & Girls Club. He is largely credited for gaining funding for the 400 acre Bennetts Pond State Park.
Before winning election to the state House of Representatives, former Governor John Rowland appointed Representative Frey ‘Chairman’ of the Connecticut Real Estate Commission in 1995, holding the distinct honor as the commission’s youngest Chairman in state history. Representative Frey was also appointed ‘government representative’ for the University of Connecticut Business School Center for Real Estate and Economic Studies, a position he still holds.
Representative Frey served as a member of the Ridgefield Republican Town Committee from 1981 to 1998 and the Republican State Central Committee 1989-2000.
In 1996, Representative Frey was the 5th District coordinator for the Bob Dole Presidential Campaign and was a delegate to the Republican National Convention in San Diego, California where he represented the state as a member of the Platform Committee. In 2004, for the third time he was a delegate to the Republican National Convention and again represented Connecticut on the Platform Committee, where he gained approval for language calling for a more transparent Indian tribe recognition process.
Representative Frey was also a member of the Connecticut Institute of Municipal Studies Property Revaluation Task Force, Chairman of Ridgefield’s Parking Authority, and is a ‘Justice of the Peace’.
Representative Frey is the Principal of Century 21 Landmark Properties.
Representative Frey holds a long list of memberships to various professional organizations, including: Advisory Board member of America On-Line’s Real Estate Desk; Century 21 National Broker’s Conference; Employee Relocation Council; Ridgefield Board of Realtors; Connecticut Association of Realtors; and the National Association of Realtors.
In addition to his extensive business and governmental background, Representative Frey remains active in the Ridgefield community. He is a member of the Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce, the Ridgefield Community Center, the Ridgefield Family Fourth Committee, and the Ridgefield Arts Council. Representative Frey is a former president of the Ridgefield Workshop for the Performing Arts and fundraiser for the Easter Seals of Connecticut.
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Category:Connecticut General Assembly
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Accept: Your article is at John H. Frey. Duplicate material removed. Also provided disambiguation link at John Frey. davidwr/(talk)/(contribs)/(e-mail) 03:37, 28 July 2007 (UTC)
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Klay World is a fictional region created by claymation artist Robert Benfer, aka Knox, and is where he films his clay animations. As the name suggests, it is inhabited by clay men. While it is called Klay World, it is not really a world but a mere table in Knox's house.
The natives of Klay World are flattish, blob-like blue clay men with stubby legs. They typically are all identical in appearance and seemingly intelligence, but plot-crucial clay men have extras, like piercings or hats or clothing or body parts slightly different to others to distinguish them from the other clay men. The clay men are also very stupid up to the point of mental retardation, and this is referenced in many Klay World short movies. In 2004 the blue clay men were joined by green and red clay men, but now these clay men are not seen as often as the blue ones.
History
2003
Klay World was first seen on newgrounds.com in 2003, but in the earliest shorts most filming was done on the floor and not the table. Also the clay men were of many different colours aside from blue, but in the short film Hulky he switched exclusively to blue blob men like the ones he does today.
In 2003 the bedroom was also home to a group of clay men with a more human-like appearance, with distinguishable human heads with hair and also shirts and shoes and trousers. These realistic clay men were only used in 5 shorts and never seen again. These clay men's adventures sometimes had less dark endings than the blob clay men.
The climax to the 2003 series was the release of a six-part movie, Knoxs Clay World. Characters from all the previous shorts, including both the realistic and blob clay men, had to unite and fight a Xenomorph action figure. However, it does not go as planned and the ending had only 5 survivors. This movie was also the first time the region was explicitly named, but in this time it was called Clay Land.
2004
2004 was Knox's breakthrough. Almost all members of Newgrounds knew about his movies now. The clay men are now only blue blobs just like the ones used today, but also was home to other unusual clay life, like Peter the Pickle and the BoogieMonster, and they have now exclusively made their home on the table. The two-part short Kolors of Klay City was the second time the region was explicitly named, but since then it is now Klay World. The movie also introduced the green and red clay men who wer used in several future shorts.
2005
Fewer shorts were made in 2005 than any other time, because this is the year Knox began on his first full-length DVD film, Klay World: Off The Table. In this time, the green and red clay men are now not seen any more. Also in this year the clay men seemed to have increased in stupidity and got into more realistic pursuits, such as two friends splitting up, a hot-dog stand not getting any customers and a group of clay men going bungee jumping.
2006
In this year, there are now fewer Klay World shorts than ever because Knox is now working on not only claymation, but also live-action stupidity and a brand-new clay movie, Villain. In this new movie there are exclusively only realistic-looking clay men who live in a city instead of a table, similar to the 2003 shorts.
Notable Residents
2003
-Dr. Bob (recurring character)
-The Yellow Seed thing
-Hulky
-Henry
-Leon
-Chu the Dog
-Jacob and his friend
-The Newspaper Monster
-The robot
-Michael
-Chris
-The Tree-Hand thing
2004
-Peter the Pickle (recurring character)
-Silly Freddy
-The Rubber Ducky of Death
-The BoogieMonster(recurring character)
-Legs the Hamster (recurring character)
-The No-Armed Guy (recurring Character)
2005
-John Pinkerton
-Goby and Harvey
-The Mystery Kar
-The Lifeguard and Snowman
-The Hotdog Stand Runner
-The God of Hotdogs
-The Long-armed Guy (recurring character)
Characters in Klay World: Off the Table
-Dr. Bob
-Chip Brown
-Smiling Gary
-Rick the Prick
-Mr. Black
-Pick
-The No-armed Guy
-The Long-armed Guy
-Marv
-Guy with axe in face
-King Womp
-Brainy the Alien
-Tongue Alien
-Twin Aliens
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The Campion School is an all boys Catholic Secondary School in Hornchurch, Essex, it has a sixth form that is also open to non-Catholics and Girls. It was originally built by the Jesuits because of the lack of a boys Catholic school in the area as the closest was St Ignatius, Enfield. Many families from St Ignatius, Jesuit Priest and teachers paid for the land that Campion is built on and the building of the new school.
The Campion School is a highly acclaimed school that achieves excellent examination results. The School excelles in Music and Sport, especially a large country wide reputaion for ruby, reaching the finals of the Daily Mail Cup in Rugby twice and winning the cup once.
The Campion School has three main aims:
1) to develop in its pupils inquiring minds through the study of a broad range of subjects and through the encouragement of self-discipline and hard work in the pursuit of excellence;
2) to encourage young people to fully develop themselves intellectually, socially, emotionally, physically and spiritually through academic study and through participation in extra curricular activities;
3) to lead young people to faith in Christ and to mature understanding of the Catholic Faith.
AN EXTRACT FROM CAMPION'S BRAG
The School motto is "Auctore Deo", which means "the Enterprise is of God", and is taken from an extract of the booklet written by Campion called "The Brag". It reminds us that all that we do is with God and for God:
"The expense is reckoned, the enterprise is begun; it is of God, it cannot be withstood. So the faith was planted: so it must be restored."
The Current Head Master is Mr John A Johnson MA.
Past Pupils
The school has had many famous past pupils including:
Lord Alton: Liberal Member of the House of Lords,
Paul McCreesh: conductor,
Dr John Briffa: medical writer,
Colin Lynes: IBO light welterweight world champion,
Peter Hunt: bbc news correspondent,
and has produce many professional Rugby players including:
Kevin Sorrell,
Damian Cronin,
Tony Diprose,
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Canine Degenerative Myelopathy is an autoimmune disorder common in German Shepards and possibly occurring in other breeds. The disease is chronic and progressive, and can result in lameness in the animal. In some cases it can be fatal.
The myelin is an insulating sheath around neurons in the spinal column. In Degenerative Myelopathy, the immune system attacks this sheath, breaking it down. This results in a loss of communication between nerves in lower body of the animal and the brain. The animal loses both sensation and control.
The disease usually manifests between the ages of five and fourteen.
Symptoms
Early symptoms include scuffing of one or both rear legs. This scuffing can cause the nails of one foot to be worn down. As the disease progresses the animal starts having considerable difficulties walking, and eventually the back legs become useless.
The disease can then move forward, affecting the forward portion of the body, including the front legs. It can then move into the brain stem causing death. According to veterinarians at Cornell University Hospital for Animals (Companion Animal Hospital) this is quite rare.
Progression of the disease is highly variable. The animal could be crippled within a few months, or could still be walking years later. In order to keep the animal as healthy as possible for as long as possible, a proper diet and exercise regimen are very important.
Causes
Little research has been done on this disease. The fact that it mostly strikes a single breed indicates a genetic component.
Treatment
Most local veterinarians believe there are no treatments. However ongoing research at the University of Florida provides hope.
This is a chronic condition that cannot be cured. However it is possible to maintain your dog's quality of life through a proper program of exercise and nutrition.
Aerobic exercise is very important. An effort should be made to ensure the dog receives aerobic exercise three times a week. The ability to run freely on a farm is not adequate - the dog should be made to exercise. If the dog suffers arthritis or hip dysplasia, swimming is useful.
Endurance exercise is also important. The dog should be taken on a long walk at least once a week.
After exercising, it is important for the muscles to have time to heal, especially in older dogs. Therefore, the dog should not exercise every day.
The University of Florida recommends a diet primarily made on 1 part pork, 2 parts tofu, 4 parts long brown rice, with additional carrots, spinach, bell pepper, broccoli and molassis (see link below).
Additional ingredients, fresh garlic, dry ground ginger, dry mustard and bone meal, provide anti-inflammatory effects. Because this disease is caused by the animal's own immune system, it is important not to allow the immune system to become fired up. Keeping inflammation to a minimum is very important. (This is why it is important to let the dog rest between exercise days).
The University of Florida also recommends a number of dietary supplements. Most can be found in a single pill, called Antiox-Q, available from [[Westlab Pharmacy][8]]. In addition to the pill, green tea and grape seed extract are recommended (however, never feed a dog grapes or raisins.)
Finally, U of Florida has found good results with two different medications used in combination: aminocaproic acid (EACA) and n-acetylcysteine (NAC). They found that in 80% of patients these medications have prevented progressions or even caused remission. Both of these medications are also provided by [[Westlab Pharmacy][9]]. (I am not yet sure if a prescription is necessary).
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Adam Belmar is senior producer of "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," the weekly public affairs program broadcast by the ABC Television Network. Belmar was named to this position in September 2005.
In this position, he produces the weekly "Possible Elements List," creates the show's open, and oversees the weekly production cycle.
Belmar previously worked as the senior producer for "Good Morning America" in Washington.
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R.C.M.P. (TV series)
R.C.M.P. was spearheaded by Canadian film maverick, Frank Radford "Budge" Crawley and co-produced with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, British Broadcasting Corporation and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Unapologetically cold, grainy and raw, the show was very realistic and stood up well against other crime dramas on TV of the day. French-Canadian actor Gilles Pelletier portrayed Corporal Jacques Gagnier, whose sidekick Constable Bill Mitchell was played by English-Canadian actor Don Francks.
Crawley created the R.C.M.P. series in an attempt to fulfill his dream of sharing "the Canadian Way" with the rest of the world. While not a fan of American-style cinema, Crawley wished R.C.M.P. to sign with a U.S. television network. American networks at that time demanded full control over any shows they broadcast and R.C.M.P. ended up with only a paltry take in American syndication.
The show ran for one season and a prolific 39 episodes. Despite not becoming the spectacle Crawley promised, R.C.M.P. reruns garnered fans worldwide.
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"Golden Gloves" is an award given to any goalkeeper in the English Premier League for keeping the largest amount of clean sheets in one football season.
In the past 2005/06 season, Pepe Reina of Liverpool FC won the award with 20 clean sheets, more than Edwin Van Der Sar of Manchester United (18).
The goalkeeper with the most clean sheets ever in the Premier League in one season is Petr Cech of Chelsea FC, with 24 in the 2004/05 season.
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Top 20 Clean Sheets: http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20051006/ai_n15673993
Goalkeepers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goalkeeper
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An Order to Show Cause is a court order directing any designated party to appear in court on such date and timein order to prove to a court why the court should not take action against the petitioned party.
For example, a person who believes that their privacy has been invaded in some substantial way can petition a court through the form of an Order to Show Cause--this is actually the name of the petition--to direct another person to appear in court and demonstrate--Show Cause--why a court should not stop that other person from continuing the invasion of privacy--assuming the Court finds an invasion of privacy.
Also, if a criminal defendant is alleged to have violated probation, a court may issue an order requiring the defendant to appear in court to "show cause" why the probation should not be revoked. If the defendant fails to appear, the court may then issue a warrant for his arrest.
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http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/A117913.htm
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Montreal 's angular “défonce” warriors the Discord of a Forgotten Sketch, are tearing genres apart one by one. Combining styles with precision and chaos, just plain madness, slit your veins noise-jazzy-hardcore with a that of grind. They are innovative, with awaken new ideas and a live act that is sure to rank them among fan favourites in years to come.
They have shared the stage with acts such as Hot Cross, Cobra Noir, Electric Frankenstein, The Sainte-Catherines, the Expectorated Sequence, In Dying Days, Figure four, Maximum R N R, A Perfect Murder, North of America, Between the Buried and Me, From Autumn to Ashes, Daughters… they played the Pop Montreal festival twice, and appeared on the Pop Mtl's 2004 compilation. They have played many shows in Canada, and have crossed the borders to the USA twice. With a live performance that is sure to blow you down, and pull your eyes off. New Romance for Kids holds the first EP, 5 tracks of well structured chaos, clocking to 20 min. of intense jazzy drumming, strumming technical six strings, noisy bass and screamy vocals, a must for every fan of heavy music.
With extensive touring, you are sure to catch the band somewhere around your area in the year to come. The road ahead looks promising, noisy and damaged.
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Aioli: French/Italian garlic mayonnaise. Originating from the Provence. Ingreediences: potatoes, olive oil, a twist of lemon juice and garlic after your own tasting.
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Anthony J. Vigliotti is the Worcester District Register of Deeds and Assistant Recorder of the Land Court. He is a graduate of Worcester Junior College, A.A. Liberal Arts; Clark University, A.B. Political Science; Suffolk University Law School, Juris Doctorate; and Anna Maria College, Masters Criminal Justice. Prior to his election as Register of Deeds in 1972, Mr. Vigliotti practiced law for the firm of Conte and Conte, and later as a Massachusetts Public Defender. He has served as the president of the Massachusetts Registers of Deeds Association, the Worcester County Bar Association, and Sons of Italy Worcester Lodge #168, and was the former Chairman of the Worcester Democratic City Committee. He serves as the Director of the National Association Clerks, Recorders and Elected Officials; Director of the Justinian Law Society; Democratic State Committeeman, Second Worcester District; State Coordinator of the Property Records Industry Association; State Coordinator for the National Association of County Recorders and Clerks; Co-Chairman of the Land Records Commission for the National Association of County Recorders and Clerks, and Secretary/Treasurer Worcester County Bar Association.
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The Northern District of Iowa includes the following counties: Allamakee, Benton, Black Hawk, Bremer, Buchanan, Buena Vista, Butler, Calhoun, Carroll, Cedar, Cherokee, Chickasaw, Clay, Clayton, Crawford, Delaware, Dickinson, Dubuque, Emmet, Fayette, Floyd, Franklin, Gerro Gordo, Grundy, Hamilton, Hancock, Hardin, Howard, Humboldt, Ida, Iowa, Jackson, Jones, Kosuth, Linn, Lyon, Mitchell, Monona, Obrien, Osceola, Palo Alto, Plymouth, Pocahontas, Sac, Sioux, Tama, Webster, Winnebago, Winneshiek, Woodbury, Worth, and Wright.
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The United States District Court for the Southern District of Iowa includes the following counties: Adair, Adams, Appanoose, Audubon, Boone, Cass, Clarke, Clinton, Dallas, Davis, Decatur, Des Moines, Fremont, Greene, Guthrie, Harrison, Jasper, Jefferson, Johnson, Keokuk, Lee, Louisa, Lucas, Madison, Mahaska, Marion, Marshall, Mills, Monroe, Montgomery, Muscatine, Page, Polk, Pottawatamie, Poweshiek, Ringgold, Scott, Shelby, Story, Taylor, Union, Van Buren, Wapello, Warren, Washington, and Wayne.
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oliver messel born in 1904 is the second son of col leonard charles rudolph messel and maud sambourne (daughter of linley sambourne). educated at eton college he chose not to join his elder brother linley into the family stock broker firm but to go into theatre design.in this he became very successful.in the 1920s, he and his sister anne countess of rosse made all heads turn at parties.oliver died in 1978 aged 74.
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linley sambourne house
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FreeImage is an Open Source library project for developers who would like to support popular graphics image formats like PNG, BMP, JPEG, TIFF and others as needed by today's multimedia applications. FreeImage is easy to use, fast, multithreading safe, compatible with all 32-bit versions of Windows, and cross-platform (works both with Linux and Mac OS X).
Thanks to its ANSI C interface, FreeImage is usable in many languages including C, C++, VB, C#, Delphi, Java and also in common scripting languages such as Perl, Python, PHP, TCL or Ruby.
The library comes in two versions: a binary DLL distribution that can be linked against any WIN32 C/C++ compiler and a source distribution. Workspace files for Microsoft VC++ 6 and VS.Net 2003 are provided, as well as makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.
From January 2000 to July 2002, FreeImage was designed and mainly developed by Floris van den Berg. FreeImage is now maintained by Hervé Drolon.
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FreeImage is an Open Source library project for developers who would like to support popular graphics image formats like PNG, BMP, JPEG, TIFF and others as needed by today's multimedia applications. FreeImage is easy to use, fast, multithreading safe, compatible with all 32-bit versions of Windows, and cross-platform (works both with Linux and Mac OS X).
Thanks to its ANSI C interface, FreeImage is usable in many languages including C, C++, VB, C#, Delphi, Java and also in common scripting languages such as Perl, Python, PHP, TCL or Ruby.
The library comes in two versions: a binary DLL distribution that can be linked against any WIN32 C/C++ compiler and a source distribution. Workspace files for Microsoft VC++ 6 and VS.Net 2003 are provided, as well as makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.
From January 2000 to July 2002, FreeImage was designed and mainly developed by Floris van den Berg. FreeImage is now maintained by Hervé Drolon.
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Ralitsa Vassileva anchors CNN International newscasts from CNN's global headquarters in Atlanta.
Since she assumed her duties at CNN International in 1992, Vassileva has anchored coverage of many major international news stories. She was on the air during CNN's coverage of the conflicts in Kosovo and Bosnia Herzegovina, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Russia's transition to democracy, Northern Ireland's peace agreement, the fall of Indonesia's President Suharto and East Timor's struggle for independence. More recently, Vassileva has covered the UN weapons inspection crisis in Iraq, the September 11th attacks on the United States, the war against terrorism and the recent war in Iraq.
Vassileva has interviewed such notable senior international leaders and public figures as former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, Bulgarian President Petar Stoyanov, former U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, NATO Secretary General George Robertson, Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams, entrepreneur Richard Branson and Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong.
Vassileva began her career at CNN as anchor of CNN World Report, the world's only forum for international broadcasters to present news from their country before CNN's global audience.
Before joining CNN, Vassileva was an anchor and reporter for Bulgarian Television (BT). In this role, she helped develop a post-communist approach to news delivery and later became the country's second highest-rated anchor. She joined BT full-time in 1990 as a national reporter.
Vassileva's interest in journalism began after she joined Bulgarian Radio's English language service in 1987 as an English translator and announcer where she would later add reporting to her duties.
Vassileva was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, and was educated at English language schools in Sofia and New Delhi, India. She graduated from Sofia University with a major in English and literature and a minor in Bulgarian and literature.
The American University in Bulgaria awarded Vassileva an honorary degree Doctor of Humane Letters for her contributions to journalism.
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Henry Murray Lane (3 March 1833 - 24 May 1913), Esq. was an officer of arms at the College of Arms in London. He was born in Leamington, Warwickshire, the sixth son of Rev. Charles Lane and Frances Catherine Sandford Lane. Through his father, he was a descendant of the Lane family of Bentley Hall (later of King's Bromley) one of which was Jane Lane, the English Civil War heroine. His mother was a daughter of the Right Rev. Dr. Daniel Sandford, D. D., Bishop of Edinburgh from 1806 until 1830.
He was appointed Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms on August 23, 1849 and promoted to the rank of Chester Herald July 21, 1864, sometime Registrar of Her Majesty's College of Arms, London, and secretary to Garter Mission at the Court of St. Petersburg, 1867.
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Lane of Bentley Hall, Published 1910. (Elliot Stock, 62 Paternaster Row, London)
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Andre Perugia was born in Nice, France in 1893 of Italian parentage. He trained in his father's workshop and at the age of 16, in 1909, he opened a shop in Paris where he sold handmade shoes and was planning to concentrate on design and creativity. He later moved to Rue Faubourg St. Honore, where all the fashion designers had their salons.
After World War I, he made shoes for fashion designer Paul Poiret, and it was through his association with the world-famous couturier that his success was assured.
Among his clients in the 20's were stars of the Folies Bergere and movie actresses who wanted shoes that epitomized the glamour of the stage -Josephine Baker and movie siren Gloria Swanson, silent movie star Pola Negri and Mistinguette – queen of the French vaudeville, whose legendary legs were inspiring artists fantasy and creativity.
Always eager to experiment with new materials, shapes and textures, Perugia continued to create shoes of startling originality throughout a 50-year association with I. Miller and then with Charles Jourdan.
Humor and originality were distinguishing his models. He was known to talk to his shoes, so he earned a reputation as an eccentric as well as a genius. He wrote a book "From Eve to Rita Hayworth" in which he said that the way to unveil a woman's personality was to study her feet.
Perugia made shoes in homage to several distinguished artists. His fish pump of 1931, made of overlaid kid with decorative "scales" is a tribute to George Braque, the French cubist artist. In 1950, he made a "homage to Picasso" sandal which seems to be floating in the air.
He worked for many fashion designers such as Jacques FATH and GIVENCHY. In the 30's he also made some witty shoes for Elsa SCHIAPARELLI. He retired in 1970 and died in 1977, aged 84.
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LEGAL PRACTICE
- The Supreme Court of India, New Delhi.
- Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh.
- National Human Rights Commission New Delhi.
- Punjab State Human Rights Commission.
Appointed as special counsel for the “Peoples Commission, constituted by “Committee for Disappearances in Punjab” which comprised of a retired Supreme Court of India Judge, Justice Kuldip Singh and three other Hon’ble retired Judges of High Court Justice D.S.Tiwatia, Justice Suresh, Justice Jaspal Singh and represented the cases of Human Rights violation.
After registering as a “Foreign Legal Consultant”, with Law Society of British Columbia, worked in Association with Kang Abrahams Chahal, Barristers and Solicitors, Vancouver, Canada, from September 2001 till March 2002.
Worked on the defense team of AIR INDIA CRASH trial in Vancouver, Canada from August 2001 till March 2002 as an Indian Lawyer .
MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS:
- Punjab & Haryana Bar Association, Chandigarh.
- Supreme Court of India Bar Association, New Delhi.
- Common Wealth Lawyers Association.
- International Bar Association. U.K.
- General Secretary, Lawyers for Human Rights International.
COURT APPEARANCES:
Conducted nearly 2000 cases relating to detenus detained under the provisions of National Security Act and Terrorist & Disruptive Activities Prevention Act of India. Also conducted matters relating Bails, Habeas Corpus Petitions, including petitions on matters relating to custodial violence, illegal detentions, extra judicial Executions. Also filed petitions in which compensations were sought for victims of State repression.
Appeared in cases relating to Family Laws, Marriage law and Adoption Act.
Also conducted various Public Interest Petitions on Pro-Bono basis in matters relating to Human rights violations, environment pollution and ecological imbalance.
EXPERIENCE OF INTERACTION WITH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES:
Besides being actively associated with International Human Rights Bodies i.e. Amnesty International, Asia Watch, Article IX, Physicians for Human Rights.
Attended United Nations Sub Committees on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances at Geneva, Switzerland in September 1991 and 1992. Then in New York, U.S. in June 1995 and 1996.
ATTENDANCE OF INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL CONFERENCES:
Attended Common Wealth Lawyers Conference at Vancouver, Canada, in September 1996.
Represented Lawyers for Human Rights International, in a National convention “CAMPAIGN AGAINST DEATH PENALITY” on 22nd and 23rd July 2000 in New Delhi, India.
Attended International convention hosted by “India Centre for Human Rights and Law” at Panchgani (Maharashtra) India from 24th-31st December 2000 and also held training
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