41. Wenham Goes True West - Theage.com.au Article by john Mangan for The Age. After successful performances on television and starring roles in Lord of the Rings and The Bank, David Wenham has returned to the stage. http://theage.com.au/articles/2002/04/30/1019441368381.html

Home Entertainment Arts Monday May 6, 2002 news business technology sport ... place an ad extra personal finance travel education subscribe home delivery eNewsletter archives today's edition: am past 10 days site guide Wenham goes true west By John Mangan May 1 2002 David Wenham: career in overdrive. Picture: SEBASTIAN COSTANZO Macedonia, Molokai, Middle Earth and Barwon Heads - all have been home to David Wenham in the past few chaotic years as his acting career has kicked into overdrive. But while leper colonies, former war zones, mythical kingdoms and seaside retreats near Geelong all have their appeal, right now Wenham has Melbourne on his mind. His turn as Lee, the wild-eyed black sheep of the family in the MTC's production of Sam Shepard's True West , has not only virtually sold out but has been earning rave reviews. His meticulous preparation for roles usually involves wandering around streets and parks observing people, looking for ideas and inspiration. "Melbourne actually provides great fodder for characters," he says. "I think it's one of my all-time favourite cities. It's full of the most amazing characters, especially the city, this square mile here. And some of the characters I encounter on a day-to-day basis just walking down Swanston Street, you know, if you put them up on stage people would say you're over-acting." On the stage a ball of intense, frustrated energy, off stage by the banks of the Yarra, Wenham is calm and easy-going. He's been kept up beyond his bedtime by the noise of post-Logies revelry, but he resisted the urge to party, keeping his focus tightly on the play.

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The Stovers This is a weblog (blog) for the Stover family surname and related lines. I am descended from John J. Stover and Catharine (Hartman) Stover, via Samuel Pleasant Stover (m. Eliza Jane Hill). Some of Samuel Pleasant Stover's siblings are David H. (m. Mary Ann Rhodes), George Washington (m. Sarah E. Postlethwait), James S. (m. Christena Baker), Silvanus(Saul) Harper (m. Harriet Ann Hughes), and William P. (m. Sarah P. Lewis). Their family lived in the Mason County West Virginia area, with my grandfather's family coming to Perry County Ohio in the late 1930's. This will be an open multiple author blog. If you want to be able to add entries to this blog, please Email me with your Stover family connection or other info or questions, and I'll add you as an author! If you want a specific user name and/or password please indicate them in your email to me, otherwise I'll assign them. Please be patient, I usually check my email a couple of times a day and I'll try to reply promptly! Once I've added you I'll send you an email detailing how to log in and add entries to the blog! Thanks!

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46. West, John - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry west, john Bright Sparcs Biographical entry, Bright Sparcs is a biographical,bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists with links to http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/biogs/P002735b.htm

Bright Sparcs Biographical entry Home Browse Search Previous ... Next West, John (1856 - 1926) Journalist and Horticulturalist Born: 23 August 1856 Mount Ararat, Victoria, Australia. Died: 22 February 1926. In 1886 West bought 22 acres (8.9 ha) of land, Milvina, in the first irrigation settlement in Victoria, where he worked until 1903, propagating peach, pear and apricot stock for the orchardmen of Ardmona and training furture horticulturalists. He also worked at various times as a journalist and was active in public affairs. Career Highlights Born 23 August 1856. Died 22 February 1926. Garden help and stablehand at 13, joined Brunnings Nursery and attended night-school to qualify as a state schoolteacher, taught at Tatura and Murungi, farming editor "Shepparton News" for some years, founded the "Euroa Advertiser" 1885, bought land (Milvina) in the first irrigation settlement in Victoria 1886, supplying vine cuttings for Chaffey Bros and propagating peach, pear and apricot stock for Ardmona, studied irrigation in California for the Australian government 1890, trained horticulturalists at Milvina till 1903, staff of the "Argus" 1903-retirement, farmer at Toolern Vale after retirement. Prominent in Victoria's pre-Federation politics, founding the Triple Reform League 1894 and becoming a founding member of the Kyabram reform movement ca 1902. Structure based on ISAAR(CPF) - click here for an explanation of the fields Prepared by: Rosanne Walker Created: 30 June 1997 Modified: 26 July 2002 Published by

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48. PetersNet: Christopher West, John Paul's Distinctive Contribution reviews of Catholic web sites. The author of this document is ChristopherWest. The title is john Paul's Distinctive Contribution. http://www.petersnet.net/browse/965.htm

PetersNet Document Database from Trinity Communications Visit PetersNet for access to our complete Catholic search engine. John Paul's Distinctive Contribution Author: Christopher West Title: John Paul's Distinctive Contribution Larger Work: Inside the Vatican Pages: Urbi et Orbi Communications, November 1998 Description: An excellent reflection on Pope John Paul II's theology of the body John Paul's Distinctive Contribution By Christopher West The Church has been blessed by many great spiritual minds throughout the centuries. Rarely, however, does God bless his Church with a theologian whose thoughts form a standard against which all future theology is measured. Three men come to mind: St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas and (pregnant pause...) Pope John Paul II. Yes, in our own day we have a Pope whose insights are sure to leave the Church reeling in self-discovery for centuries to come. His work will set a new standard for theological inquiry. While St. Augustine is remembered for his Confessions or City of God, and St. Thomas for his

49. RISCOS SOUTHWEST john Stonier organises many RISC OS events, including the South East and South west shows. http://www.argonet.co.uk/acornshow/

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50. Diploweb.com Geopolitics - Is Russia Blackmailing The West ? John Laughland www.diploweb.com/english/1.htm Geopolitics Is Russia blackmailingthe west ? by john Laughland. The Russian debt is a deliberate http://www.diploweb.com/english/russia/laughland1.htm

New's letter Editor Research Forum ... www.diploweb.com/english/1.htm Geopolitics Is Russia blackmailing the West ? by John Laughland The Russian debt is a deliberate strategy to obtain both subsidies from, and a political leverage over, Western Europe. Key words: john laughland, pierre verluise, soviet union, russia, perestroika, glasnost, socialist countries, capital outside, debt, strategy, western europe, eastern europe, gorbatchev, eltsine, poutine, kgb, fsb, coface, european community, paris club, russian loan, germany, france Pierre Verluise , "The New Russian Loan", review by John Laughland, in The Wall Street Journal Europe , Friday - Saturday, April 26 - 27, 1996 " P erestroïka should not be understood as an attempt to make the Soviet system work. It should instead be understood as a means by which to associate the international community with the maintenance , the equipment and the feeding of socialist countries. It consists in taking the domestic political measures necessary to make the international community consent to the parasitism of the socialist bloc". This quotation, from an essay published in 1990 by the French Sovietologist

51. Marilyn's Genealogy Page - Rogers - Table Of Contents Descendants of john Rogers and Eleanor Nelly Wilson, who lived in what is now west Virginia. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/6047/rogers/

The Family of ROGERS These are the descendants of John ROGERS and Eleanor "Nelly" WILSON. They lived in what is now north central West Virginia. Included are 1393 individuals representing 482 marriages. The principal surnames are ROGERS, NUTTER, BEE, TRICKETT, DAVIS, MARTIN, GRIBBLE, WALLS, ZINN, FORTNEY and SMITH. Table of Contents Descendants Surname List Name Index This site is Netword enabled. The Netword for this page is Marilyn-Rogers This web site produced by Ancestral Quest , a product of Incline Software. You can submit new information HERE Thanks for stopping by !!

52. Return To The West - John Curtin At Grants Commission, 1932 Photograph john Curtin Prime Ministerial Library. Records of the Curtin Family.Commonwealth Grants Commission 1932. JCPML00376/148. Back to Return to the west. http://john.curtin.edu.au/railway/returnwest/00376_148.html

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56. Birding In West Kentucky of the john James Audubon Birding Trail and 3 other driving tour routes in western Kentucky....... http://www.thinkwestkentucky.com/birding/

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57. BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Theatres Go Dark For Gielgud Theatre audiences across London's west End remember acting legend Sir john Gielgud, who has died aged 96. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/758948.stm

low graphics version feedback help You are in: Entertainment Front Page World UK ... AudioVideo The BBC's Tim Maby "All his craft came from his real home - the stage" real Actor Richard Briers "He was one of the last of the great giants" real Sir John Gielgud A brief reminder of the man and some of his career highlights real Tuesday, 23 May, 2000, 12:31 GMT 13:31 UK Theatres go dark for Gielgud Peaceful exit from the stage: Sir John Gielgud Theatre audiences across London's West End have remembered acting legend Sir John Gielgud, who has died aged 96. At the Gielgud Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, the actress Kathleen Turner, currently appearing in The Graduate, paid special tribute to Sir John at the end of the performance. She said the world had lost one of its greatest actors who brought "inspiration and pleasure" to many people. The lights were dimmed for a minute's silence. Twelve other theatres in Lord Lloyd-Webber's Really Useful Group, also dimmed their lights in a "blackout" as a mark of respect before Monday evening's performances. Kathleen Turner "He brought inspiration and pleasure" One of the greatest thespians of his generation Sir John died on Sunday at his home near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.

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John Wesley Hardin name="oldWestMain"; main timeline links census ... contact me Hardin was the epitome of the western gun fighter. In terms of speed, accuracy, and ruthlessness, there was probably no one better. He led a life of hatred, murder, and constant fear of being captured. Throughout his 7 years of gunfighting, he is attributed with at least 41 killings. The first 31 killings did not concern most people because the kind of people that had been killed may have had it coming to them. That all changed when former Texas Ranger Charlie Webb was gunned down. He was born John Wesley Hardin on May 26, 1853 at Bonham, Texas, the son of a Methodist minister. His father named him for the founder of Methodism, John Wesley. There were big plans in store for Wes, none of which came about. Wes, who may have been pathologically racist, cut down his first man at the age of 15. In a burst of rage over an incident, Hardin shot a former slave 5 times. In Washington County, Texas, he also shot the 3 Union soldiers who pursued him. Young Hardin was quite skilled with a six gun by this time, and troubles followed. In that time, anyone who killed Union soldiers and slaves was revered in Texas. He soon had a following of loyal supporters. By the time he was 17, he had killed at least a dozen men. To escape the heat, he joined a cattle drive to Kansas. This is when his true reputation began.

60. The Way West - John Bartleson The Way west john Bartleson. South Pass over the Continental Divide,the path through the Rockies heading west, is a gentle 20-mile http://205.126.22.50/socialstudies/utah/1841.html

The Way West - John Bartleson South Pass over the Continental Divide, the path through the Rockies heading west, is a gentle 20-mile saddle easily traversed in season on horseback or by wagon. When fur companies brought supplies by wagon to trappers at their annual rendezvous, it demonstrated dramatically that wheels could make it across the rugged slopes. The attraction of the West was played with increasing intensity across the pages of eastern newspapers reporting the adventures of mountaineers and explorers. The West became an image of wide open spaces, where land was free for the taking, and a person's troubles could be left behind. Soon the promise of Oregon and a fresh start in new country drew scores of prospective overland travelers to the "Western Emigration Society", organized by Missourians to help immigrants prepare for the journey west. The way West, beyond the Rockies, was an unclear path to travel. It was thought to head for Oregon by way of South Pass to Fort Hall, the Hudson's Bay Co. trading post, from there west the best way possible. The first wagon teams gathered at the Kansas River in May of 1841. They were nervous about the journey before them. One headstrong, rather overbearing individual, John Bartleson, insisted on being elected captain and threatened to pull out of the enterprise if he were ignored. It was obvious that "Captain" Bartleson knew little more about Plains travel than the next man, but the immigrants obliged him anyway.

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