81. Dover Shores At Mitchell's Bay, Ontario, Canada, Luxury Homes, Lots & Marina On Land developer and builder of an exclusive enclave of 13 spectacular residential lots, each featuring a private boat slip on mitchell's Bay, Lake St. Clair. http://www.dovershores.com/

Spectacular Lakefront Properties - Naturally! If you love the idea of waterside living, or more specifically, the luxury of walking from your house to your boat and then taking off for a relaxing cruise, then Dover Shores was designed with you in mind. Hugging the Canadian shoreline of Lake St. Clair, these lakefront properties include a host of amenities highlighted by 26 to 40 foot boat slips. Located in Mitchell's Bay, a peaceful village about one hour from Detroit, Dover Shores, which, by the way, is home to gracious white swans, countless bird species and Southwestern Ontario's greatest duck habitat, means less time on the road and more time to relax. Dover Shores is fashioned as an exclusive enclave of 20 exceptional, architecturally - coordinated residences on spectacular lakefront lots. All lots are serviced with natural gas, municipal sewers and water. The purchase of each lot also includes a private 26 - foot boat slip ( 32 and 40 - foot slips will also be available on a first come / first served basis ). Phase A features 13 lakefront building lots, and

82. The Role Of The Ideal Citizen: W.O. Mitchell's Who Has Seen The Wind mitchell, WO Since Daisy Creek. Toronto A Douglas Gibson Book, 1984. mitchell,WO Who Has Seen the Wind. Toronto Macmillan of Canada, 1972. http://irena.blackmill.net/509/essays/robertson.html

Author Index Home The Role of the Ideal Citizen: W.O. Mitchell's Who Has Seen the Wind BreeAnne Robertson One of the founding messages in W.O. Mitchell's Who Has Seen the Wind is that the ideal citizen must help bridge the gap between the dialectical tension of rural and urban environments; between society and the vast Canadian prairie. This connection is in attempt to find harmony within oneself and the world one lives in. In Mitchell's novel, the protagonist Brian leads the reader in and around his Saskatchewan town, allowing glimpses into the lives of the people who live there and the place they all share. Throughout Brian's growth, he learns a little every day. Both the natural world and the civilized world serve as tools to guide Brian to discover what he longs to understand: the "ultimate meaning of the cycle of life" and one's role within it (Mitchell preface). Brian, who is only four at the beginning of the novel, struggles to find clarity in his young life: Men do not understand how a thing which is torn in different directions comes into accord with itself – harmony in contrarity . HERACLITUS. (Grace 117)

83. CNN.com - Erakat: Mitchell Report Can Provide A Way Out - May 21, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/meast/05/21/erakat.cnna/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Erakat: Mitchell report can provide a way out Saeb Erakat (CNN) Palestinian peace negotiator Saeb Erakat joined CNN's Lou Waters by phone after the release of the Mitchell committee's report on ending the violence in the Middle East. He spoke about the report and about remarks by Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, who said the two sides should not waste any more time and should establish an immediate cease-fire. SAEB ERAKAT : Well, first of all, let me say about the Mitchell report, we welcome the Mitchell report. We are willing to treat it as an integral part of a whole. We need to find mechanisms and we welcome the fact that the United States has welcomed this report, the European Union has welcomed this report, the United Nations had welcomed this report. And I hope that what I heard Mr. Peres saying about the settlements, I think that it's a game of deceit there, to say that there have been no settlements or confiscation of land. If you take Gaza Strip, 360 kilometers, 20 percent of Gaza is reserved for the 3,000 settlers amid 1.2 million Palestinians, 45 percent of the shores of Gaza have been occupied by the settlers. VIDEO Saeb Erakat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, calls on Israel to accept the report 'as a whole' (May 21)

84. W.O. Mitchell Home WO mitchell home. Canadian author and playwright, WO mitchell, wasraised in this Weyburn home constructed by his father in 1912. http://www.weyburnreview.com/Weyburn/mitchelhouse.html

W.O. Mitchell home Canadian author and playwright, W.O. Mitchell, was raised in this Weyburn home constructed by his father in 1912. The writer attributed the time spent in his home recuperating from tuberculosis as the foundation for his stories, particularly, Who Has Seen The Wind. The W.O. Mitchell residence is now a private home in Weyburn and part of the city's Crocus Tour The Weyburn Review Box 400, 904 East Avenue Weyburn, SK Phone: (306) 842-7487 Fax: (306) 842-0282 E-mail: production@weyburnreview.com Weyburn Review (1987) Ltd

85. Kerry Mitchell Galleries, Ultra Fractal formulas, and help files. http://www.fractalus.com/kerry/

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86. Barbara Mitchell She has written critical essays on WO mitchell and Sinclair Ross, and has writtenbiographical entries for the Dictionary of Literary Biography and the New http://www.writersunion.ca/m/mitche_b.htm

Barbara Mitchell (Photo: 1998, Olan Mills) Barbara Mitchell grew up in High River, Alberta. She studied English at the University of Alberta (Honours BA), the University of Toronto (MA), UBC (teaching degree), and Leeds University (PhD). She taught in high schools in the Peterborough County and at Trent University. She has written critical essays on W.O. Mitchell and Sinclair Ross, and has written biographical entries for the Dictionary of Literary Biography and the New Dictionary of National Biography (OUP). She is working on volume two of a biography on W.O. Mitchell and plans to continue writing biographies on Canadian figures. Selected Publications: W.O.: The Life of W.O. Mitchell, Beginnings to Who Has Seen the Wind. W.O. Mitchell Country. An Evening With W.O. Mitchell. " 'Telling' Stories in Roses are Difficult Here " in Magic Lies: The Art of W.O. Mitchell. ed. by David Latham and Sheila Latham. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997. Email: bmitchell@trentu.ca

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88. Orm Mitchell He has written critical essays on William Blake, film, and WO mitchell.He is currently working on volume two of a biography on WO mitchell. http://www.writersunion.ca/m/mitche_o.htm

Orm Mitchell (Photo: 1999, Barbara Mitchell) Orm Mitchell grew up in High River, Alberta. He studied English at the University of Alberta (Honours BA and MA) and completed his PhD (on William Blake) at King's College, University of London (England). He is a Professor of English at Trent University where he teaches Canadian Literature, Romantics and Creative Writing. He has written critical essays on William Blake, film, and W.O. Mitchell. He is currently working on volume two of a biography on W.O. Mitchell. Selected Publications: W.O.: The Life of W.O. Mitchell, Beginnings to Who Has Seen the Wind. W.O. Mitchell Country. An Evening With W.O. Mitchell. "What's Ahead for Billy?", "The Stoneys", "The Alien", and "The Vanishing Point" in Magic Lies: The Art of W.O. Mitchell. Ed. by David Latham and Sheila Latham. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997. Email: omitchell@trentu.ca

89. The Weather Channel - Mitchell, IN Current weather conditions, extended forecasts, and radar maps available. http://www.weather.com/weather/local/USIN0426

90. Spotlight - W. O. Mitchell WO mitchell was born in Weyburn in 1914, and lived there throughout most of his earlylife, except for several years spent in the southern US fighting his case http://www.saskpublishers.sk.ca/sampler/spotlight/wo.htm

W. O. (William Ormond) Mitchell read a passage from Who Has Seen the Wind read a review of Who Has Seen the Wind ... return to Spotlights W. O. Mitchell was born in Weyburn in 1914, and lived there throughout most of his early life, except for several years spent in the southern U.S. fighting his case of tuberculosis. After 1930, he attended the University of Manitoba, but his studies were cut short by a recurrence of TB. He thereafter worked in several cities at a wide variety of jobs, and began to work seriously at writing. In 1940 he enrolled at the University of Alberta, and received his B.A. and teaching certificate. He met his wife Merna there, and had three of his stories published before he began teaching high school in small towns in Alberta. In 1947, his first novel, Who Has Seen the Wind , was published: it met with immediate popularity and critical acclaim which allowed him to devote himself entirely to writing. In 1948 he moved to Toronto to become the fiction editor at Maclean's magazine. At this time he wrote the hugely popular Jake and the Kid series for CBC Radio, which continued over eight years and 320 episodes. In 1951, he moved to High River, Alberta, where he continued to write the radio series along with his other works. He released two novels and several plays over the next 17 years. Between 1968 and 1988 he wrote another four novels and several dramatic works as he taught creative writing at Canadian universities. In 1973, he was made an officer of the Order of Canada; in 1989 he won the Stephen Leacock award for

91. BBC - Radio 4 - Discover - Interview Jo Morris visited him at home in Highgate to hear about his latest role for BBC Radio 4 the centenarian clown Scaramouche Jones. Audio and archive photos. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/discover/archive_interviews/10.shtml

Home TV Radio Talk ... Radio 4 PROGRAMME FINDER: A-Z Directory Listen Again What's On Listings Presenters PROGRAMME GENRES: Arts and Drama Science History Factual ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Columns Features Interviews ... On The Spot The Seven White Masks of Scaramouche Jones He's the Tottenham supporting Jewish socialist who achieved cult status playing an anti-semitic Tory devoted to West Ham. Warren Mitchell is happy enough to be remembered as, even identified with, the foul mouthed Alf Garnett, but with a clutch of critically acclaimed theatre roles to his credit, he's never found himself typecast. Jo Morris visited him at home in Highgate to hear about his latest role for BBC Radio 4 - the centenarian clown Scaramouche Jones. "Stop scratching!" Warren Mitchell yells at me five minutes into our interview. "Sorry?" I splutter, nearly falling off my chair. "All that scratching! Stop it!" Oh dear. "I've been bitten, and it's really itchy" I explain as way of an apology. "Well stop it!" he barks, "it makes the act seem lousy." Blimey, lose the slightly theatrical Oxbridge accent but retain pretty much everything else about the barrel-chested figure shouting at me in a pair of old jogging bottoms and you realize that art and life have become blurred. Warren Mitchell could be his most famous creation to date: ranting curmudgeon Alf Garnett. And he doesn't like scratchers.

92. W. O. Mitchell - Passage From Who Has Seen The Wind Reprinted from Who Has Seen the Wind by WO mitchell Forbsie s fatface shone. Reprinted from Who Has Seen the Wind by WO mitchell. http://www.saskpublishers.sk.ca/sampler/spotlight/wo1.htm

read a review of Who Has Seen the Wind (1991 edition) read his obituary in the ... return to W. O. Mitchell Reprinted from Who Has Seen the Wind by W. O. Mitchell: Forbsie's fat face shone. "Do we have to line up?" he said to Artie. "Everybody does," Artie answered, his face contorting at the offending glasses. "The girls go in the girls' door an' the boys go in the boys' door. You better not let 'em catch you going in the girls' door." "Why not?" asked Brian. "You're not s'posed to. There's two toilets. There's the girls' toilet on the girls' side an' the boys' on the boys' side in the basement." "Is there!" said Forbsie. "That's where old Tinhead is." Artie referred to Mr. Briggs, the school janitor, said to have a silver plate in his head ever since he had served with the Princess Pats in the war. Ahead of them and behind them small groups of children made their way to the school on the eastern edge of the town. "There's the China Kids," said Artie. Brian saw them, the Wongs, Tang and Vooie. It was Vooie's first day at school, and his sister, Tang, with the protectiveness of an older sister, had the collar of his coat clenched tight in her hand. Brian had seen the Wong children often, for they had grown up on that section of gray cement that ran before their father's Bluebird Café. Now that the mother, a small amber woman brought from China by Wong to bear him Tang and Vooie, had died, the father had left Vooie to his sister's care. He cooked meals for the children, and that was all. Brian knew Wong too, a small, stooped Chinese with a white mustache, who wore summer and winter a rooster-comb-toque. Brian had seen him often behind the café counter with its welter of cigarette and tobacco packets, its jaw breakers, licorice plugs, whips, pipes, and staring fried-egg candies.

93. Innovators: John Cameron Mitchell ... Advocate.com In this interview with Bruce Steele, John Cameron mitchell discusses the film and its broader themes. http://www.advocate.com/html/stories/843_4/843_4_hedwig_web.asp

Site menu Home Headlines Idea Ex Reviews Digital queeries Poll Forum Issue links Resources Help!!! Events Register Subscribe Out.com alyson books Issue links Did you see the link symbol in The Advocate? Calendar Advocate-sponsored events and other happenings nationwide Sign up now for the weekly Advocate Update E-mail updates of the week's gay news. Write us Click here to send us a letter about this article cover story John Cameron Mitchell Boldly confronts mind-bending issues of gender and sexuality with his rock-and-roll fairy tale Hedwig and the Angry Inch By Bruce C. Steele Excerpted from The Advocate, Aug. 14, 2001, with added material not included in the magazine. For a gay working actor to keep working, there are certain rules. Stay closeted. Or, if you simply must And certainly never, ever stake your career on playing a semi-transsexual alcoholic in a homemade rock musical. John Cameron Mitchell has broken all these rules. His payback? A deal with Killer Films and New Line Cinema to adapt, direct, and star in the new movie version of Hedwig and the Angry Inch (opening July 20 from Fine Line Features), based on the stage musical he cowrote with composer and lyricist Stephen Trask. A shower of film festival awards. A few megabytes of gleeful reviews. Oh, and some magazine covers.

94. Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia mitchell, WO Writer born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan in 1914, died February25, 1998; one of our national treasures. He studied at http://www.canadiantheatre.com/dict.pl?term=Mitchell, W.O.

95. PALMER, Alexander Mitchell (1872-1936) Biographical Information Official United State Congress page of this late Representative from Pennsylvania and United States Attorney General who was initiated at Phi Kappa Psi's Swarthmore College chapter. http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=P000035

96. Saskatchewan Arts Board - Showcase - A Tribute To Our Pioneers WO mitchell Lifetime Award for Excellence in the Arts, 1989 Officer of the Orderof Canada, 1973 WO mitchell was born and raised in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, He http://www.artsboard.sk.ca/Tribute/tribute_mitchell.shtml

W.O. Mitchell Lifetime Award for Excellence in the Arts, 1989 Officer of the Order of Canada, 1973 W.O. Mitchell was born and raised in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, He is celebrated for his contributions to the field of Canadian literature through his own novels, short stories, radio scripts and stage plays, and through his teaching, He led the first writing workshops sponsored by the Saskatchewan Arts Board at what was to become the Saskatchewan School of the Arts, and was head of the Banff Writing Workshop in Alberta for many years. His most famous novel is Who Has Seen The Wind , first published in 1947. He is also well known and loved for a series of radio dramas, Jake and the Kid , written and broadcast in the 1950's. 1999 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients Marjorie Dunlop Caroline Heath Ann Newdigate Nik Semenoff 1995 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients Elizabeth Brewster Mary Ellen Burgess McGregor Hone Allen Sapp 1993 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients Florence B. James

97. FILMMAKER MAGAZINE | Fall 1998: Flaming Creatures mitchell interviews Todd Haynes for Filmmaker Magazine about Haynes' glam epic Velvet Goldmine. http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/fall1998/flaming_creatures.html

FLAMING CREATURES Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Photos: Peter Mountain Velvet Goldmine . John Cameron Mitchell talks with Haynes about creative impulses, Hollywood musicals, and their first time with Bowie. motion – dissected, dramatized, suppressed and expressed – is at the heart of Todd Haynes’ films. Often thought of as a "cool" filmmaker, Haynes actually dramatizes in all of his films the ways in which our thoughts and feelings are constructed by the cultures we live in. Works like Superstar, Dottie Gets Spanked, Poison, and Safe Superstar Safe Velvet Goldmine, the world of glam rock, with all of its wild costumes, ornately composed music, and sexual fluidity, is recreated with loving care. Employing a Citizen Kane -like structure to the tale of a Bowie-esque rocker, Brian Slade, who fakes his death amidst personal crisis, the film references glam-relevant films like Performance and The Man Who Fell to Earth Velvet Goldmine, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, S.M. John Cameron Mitchell: Dog Day Afternoon and Network were made within a few years of each other.

98. W.O. Mitchell An Evening with WO mitchell A Collection of the Author s BestLoved PerformancePieces An Evening with WO mitchell A Collection of the Author s Best-Loved http://sport-books-online.net/search_W.O._Mitchell/searchBy_Author.html

Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... Windsurfing Additional Subjects Savannah Jane Buffet Jennifer Coldrey Leonardo's Mountain of Clams the Diet of Worms General People ... New Mexico Gold Featured Books Who Has Seen the Wind If it be a no-brainer adventure or a plot full of relentless debauchery you're looking for, I suggest you avoid this book entirely. However, if you seek a deeply touching novel of intelligence and substance, indeed I urge you to read "Who Has Seen The Wind". It portrays the story of a prairie boy's initiation into the mysteries of life, as he discovers death, God, and the spirit that moves through everything: the wind. The plot details the little things in life that most of the masses overloo... Written by W.O. Mitchell ISBN 077106098X Price $19.95 This book stuneed me with it's great start, wonderful wording and the greatest ending to a novel I have seen in a long time. W.O. Has out done himself and this book leaves me to wonder if he good do better? Written by W.O. Mitchell

99. Free Music Download, MP3 Music, Music Chat, Music Video, Music CD, ARTISTdirect Contains a biography, related links and a message board. http://ubl.artistdirect.com/music/artist/card/0,,433140,00.html

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100. W.O. Mitchell WO mitchell. born education died February 1998 in Calgary, Alberta Bibliography. AnEvening with WO mitchell (1996). References. Gnarowski, Michael. http://www.geocities.com/canlit2002/mitchellwo.html

W.O. Mitchell born: education: died: February 1998 in Calgary, Alberta Bibliography Who Has Seen the Wind (novel; 1947) Jake and the Kid (novel; 1961) The Kite (novel; 1962) The Vanishing Point (novel; 1973) The Devil's Instrument (play; 1973) How I Spent My Summer Holidays Since Daisy Creek Ladybug, Ladybug... According to Jake and the Kid Roses Are Difficult Here For Arts Sake The Black Bonspiel of Willie MacCrimmon (novel; 1993) An Evening with W.O. Mitchell References Gnarowski, Michael. A Concise Bibliography of English-Canadian Literature. Revised Edition. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1978. Awards

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