41. Matinee [1993] @ EOFFTV Gaffer Pierre Roseman Electricians Martin Rudder, Robert Fod Reedy Jr, C. ScottWilkerson, Mike Gobo Gallagher Best Boy Electric Robert S. Scott Key Grip http://www.eofftv.com/m/mat/matinee_main.htm

SYNOPSIS REVIEW PRODUCTION NOTES TRIVIA PRESS QUOTES Matinee [1993] Country of Origin : USA Year of Production Running Times : 99 mins Format : colour 35mm Ratio Sound : Dolby CREDITS PRODUCTION Production Companies: Renfield Productions / Universal Pictures Producer: Michael Finnell Co-Producer: Pat Kehoe Unit Production Manager: Pat Kehoe Production Coordinator: Dana Williams Assistant Production Coordinator: Margo Carol Hunt SCRIPT Script: Charlie Haas Story: Jerico, Charlie Haas DIRECTION Director: Joe Dante 1st Assistant Director: Donald P.H. Eaton 2nd Assistant Director: Cynthia A. Potthast 2nd 2nd Assistant Director: Molly M. Mayeux PHOTOGRAPHY Director of Photography: John Hora Camera Operator: Bill Asman Steadicam Operator: John Corso 1st Assistant Camera: Norm Cattell 2nd Assistant Camera: Anthony J. Realmuto Camera Loader: Rusty Burrell Gaffer: Pierre Roseman Electricians: Martin Rudder, Robert 'Fod' Reedy Jr, C. Scott Wilkerson, Mike 'Gobo' Gallagher

42. Book Authors -S- S Authors. Titles. Robert Louis Stevenson, Weir of Hermiston. Robert Louis Stevensonand Fanny VDG Stevenson, The Dynamiter. Frank R. Stockton, Rudder Grange. http://www.omnisourcedirect.com/ebooks/authors/s-authors.htm

E-BOOKS Hypertexts Downloads CD-ROMs ... FAQ "S" Authors A B C D ... Z "S" Authors Titles Rafael Sabatini Captain Blood Rafael Sabatini Mistress Wilding Rafael Sabatini Scaramouche Saki Beasts and Super-Beasts Saki (H.H.Munro) Reginald in Russia Saki (H.H. Munro) The Toys of Peace Saki The Unbearable Bassington Giuseppe Salza William Gibson Interviewed George W. Sands Mazelli, and Other Poems Margaret Sanger The Pivot of Civilization Ernest A. Savage Old English Libraries Olive Schreiner Dream Life and Real Life Olive Schreiner Dreams Olive Schreiner The Story of an African Farm Olive Schreiner Trooper Peter Halket Olive Schreiner Woman and Labour Sir Walter Scott The Black Dwarf Sir Walter Scott Bride of Lammermoor Sir Walter Scott Chronicles of the Canongate Sir Walter Scott Death of the Laird's Jock Sir Walter Scott Kenilworth Sir Walter Scott A Legend of Montrose Sir Walter Scott My Aunt Margaret's Mirror Sir Walter Scott The Talisman Sir Walter Scott The Tapestried Chamber Sir Walter Scott Waverley W.D. Scott

43. Tirant La tercera, descoberta més recentment i deguda a Robert S. Rudder, ha aparescutde sobte a la Internet, dins la homepage del Project Gutenberg amb l adreça http://www.sola-sole.com/B327.htm

TOT TIRANT AL "TIRANT" Ara ja són tres les traduccions angleses del Tirant lo Blanc, que coneixem. La primera, per més completa i antigua (per bé que publicada el 1992) continua essent, però la de Ray La Fontaine, que fou inclosa en la col·lecció Catalan Studies: Text and Criticism, que publicava la Peter Lang Publishing Co. de Nova York. La segona és la de David H. Rosenthal que, magníficament editada el 1984 per Schocken Books, obtingué un èxit de venda insòlit, tant als USA com a Anglaterra. La tercera, descoberta més recentment i deguda a Robert S. Rudder, ha aparescut de sobte a la Internet, dins la homepage del "Project Gutenberg" amb l'adreça :http://kcmo.com/text/whitk10.txt. Segons l'autor d'aquesta versió cibernètica, la traducció fou portada a terme entre el 1976 i el 1982, és a dir, després de la de La Fontaine i abans de la de Rosenthal. I, de la mateixa manera que la primera, romangué inèdita i perduda, per bé que no en el munt de tesis doctorals que mai no es publiquen (com fou el cas de la traducció de La Fontaine), sí en un calaix d'armari, fins que ha pogut trobar acollida a la xarxa electrònica, cada dia més útil per tal de donar a conèixer manuscrits oblidats. Queda per fer un estudi comparatiu d'aquestes tres traduccions; però de bon antuvi queda ben clar que cada traductor tenia en la seva tasca un propòsit ben diferent. La Fontaine va voler fer una traducció integral, sense a penes deixar-se res del texte original valenciano-català. És, doncs, la més completa i, al mateix temps, la més literal de totes tres. Rudder, l'autor de la versio més recentment donada a conèixer, explica en el pròleg el seu propòsit d'ometre algunes parts del texte, particularment —"al contrari de Rosenthal," diu ell—, els discursos filosòfics, per bé que aquest darrer traductor, pecant de gosadia jovenil, també fa retalls substanciosos. El seu raonament era ben estrany: "I have eliminated as many redundancies as possible, both to make the book more readable and in the belief that Martorell might have done the same, had he lived to complete his project" (Es sabut que el llibre fou acabat per Martí de Galba).

44. Catalan Text In Translation B) Textos en prosa. Joanot Martorell i Martí Joan de Galba, Tirantlo Blanc / The White Knight, trad. Robert S. Rudder. Baltasar http://www.sola-sole.com/traduc.htm

Textos literaris catalans en traducció [Secció en construcció] A) Textos poètics [En la col·lecció de poesies d'Albert Folch a la Internet s'hi pot llegir la versió anglesa de 35 poemes catalans: Clementina Arderiu (1), Josep Carner (2), Jordi Cornudella (1), Salvador Espriu (5), Vicent A. Estellés (1), Lluís Fernández (1), J.V. Foix (2), Tomàs Garcés (1), Paul J. Hernàndez (1), Marià Manent (2), Joan Maragall (1), Ausiàs March (2), Maria Mercè Marçal (2), Josep Palau i Fabre (2), Francesc Parcerisas (2), Raimon (1), Carles Riba (4), Maria-Antònia Salvà (1), Jordi de Sant Jordi (1), Jaume Subirana (1) i Jordi Vives i Batlle (1)]. Selected Works of Jaume Pont, Translated from the Catalan by Hillary J. Gardner. Olga Xirinacs, Lips that Dance (segons traducció de Hillary J. Gardner). Guerau de Liost (=Jaume Bofill i Mates) " "How Guerau de Liost supposedly returns to the trauma of birth and the things that follow, " (De com Guerau de Liost torna hipotèticament a les angoixes del parteratge i successives seqüeles), " Somni II. The Imaginary Sisters"

45. Mt. Zion Cemetery, Knox County, Tennessee Rudder, Mary AL Rudder, Minnie T. Rudder, Robert A. Rudder, Robert P. Rudder. Duncan,Sarah J. Byrley Duncan, William Milton Duncan, William S. Duncan, Charles http://www.knoxcotn.org/cemeteries/donahue/mt-zion.htm

MT. ZION CEMETERY (Duncan Road) Compiled and contributed by David Donahue This cemetery is located at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church on Duncan Road. It occupies a hilly site not very suitable for a cemetery. The area within the 1989 limits of the cemetery was full when the cemetery was visited that year. When visited in 1997, additional areas on the eastern and northern edges of the cemetery were cleared, though no burials had taken place in these areas. The cemetery receives fair maintenance. This cemetery was recorded March 25, 1989, was checked October 4, 1989, and was revisited January 20, 1997. Badgett, Malvina [see Duncan, Malvina Badgett] Ballard, Cora A. Tarwater, 8/29/1876-3/15/1901 [replacement] Ball, Laverne, 10/13/1947-6/16/1987, "Dear mother and sister" Bean, Minnie Stewart, 7/4/1875-8/14/1912, "Mother" [adjacent to marker for Rom O. Bean] Bean, Rom O., 11/2/1872-8/24/1948, "Dad" Bean, Romulus Oscar, 7/31/1920-7/9/1969, military marker "PFC 1751 Svc Comd Unit World War II" Branch, Regina Michelle, 7/6/1977-4/21/1978, "Great Grand Daughter of Maggie Roop"

46. 26th Association: Membership Hugh, W. Ruckdeschel, CWE. Patrick, W. Rudder, V. Raymond, G. Ruff, II, CW-A. John,W. Seise, II-K. Clark, Sell, VC, HHQ. Robert, S. Sever, VC, D. Harry, B. Shattuck,II-G. http://www.bluespader.org/memberrtov.htm

Reunions Bulletin Board From the Colonel From the HSGMOR ... Recipients MEMBER SEARCH DIRECTORY RESULTS (R through V) A thru E F thru K L thru Q R thru V ... W thru Z FIRST MI LAST UnitCode George J. Rabon CW-TK Jack W. Radcliffe V-HQ Kenneth W. Raleigh V-B Alfred A. Ramaglia II-K Jose R. Ramirez, Jr. PK-C, HHC S-2 NCOIC Steven J. Randleman V-A Kenneth E. Rank V-HHC James R. Rasile, Sr. V-HQ S. Clegg Rasmusson V-D Michael J. Raudenbush V-B Randy S. Ray CW-CS Samuel Rea II-HQ Henly E. Reed, Jr. CW-1 Bn Robert B.

47. Rusty Rudder 10k And 5k and clear Directed by Wayne S. Kursh Sponsored by Rusty Rudder Restaurant Timing PA29 M 1817 554 2. 108 Robert Kuhns ALLEN C NAME City St Ag S FiveK Pace http://www.races2run.com/2003_race_results/Rusty_Rudder.htm

Jan-2004 Feb-2004 Mar-2004 Apr-2004 ... Rusty Rudder 5K Rusty Rudder 10K Dewey Beach, Delaware 5-31-2003 8:00 am 65 degrees and clear Directed by: Wayne S. Kursh Sponsored by: Rusty Rudder Restaurant Timing by: Marathon Sports Event Management (races2run.com) Division Winners Male and Female Age Groups Back to top Male AGE GROUP: 19 - 29 10K Place No. C NAME City St Ag S TenK Pace ===== ==== = ======================== ================= == == = ======== ===== 1. 304 Michael Scolesi WILMINGTON DE 29 M 39:22 6:21 2. 57 Breck Vanderwende BRIDGEVILLE DE 29 M 41:45 6:44 3. 55 Gregory Smith NEWARK DE 27 M 41:51 6:45 Male AGE GROUP: 30 - 39 Place No. C NAME City St Ag S TenK Pace ===== ==== = ======================== ================= == == = ======== ===== 1. 163 Stuart Shebest WILLIAMSPORT PA 31 M 37:52 6:07 2. 305 Aaron Essner BLOOMINGDALE NJ 31 M 39:51 6:26 3. 346 Ken Savage 34 M 40:06 6:28 Male AGE GROUP: 40 - 49 Place No. C NAME City St Ag S TenK Pace ===== ==== = ======================== ================= == == = ======== ===== 1. 8 Charlie Brown REHOBOTH BEACH DE 45 M 40:19 6:31 2. 203 Bennett Sweren LUTHERVILLE MD 47 M 40:48 6:35 3. 265 David Landis FENWICK ISLAND DE 43 M 43:37 7:03

48. The American Academy In Berlin: Fellows AZ Translate this page Lindeman, Stephan D., Spring 2000 Leiken, Robert S., Spring 2003 L., Spring 2003 Posen,Adam S., Spring 2001 Fall 2003 Ross, Alex, Fall 2002 Rudder, Catherine E http://www.americanacademy.de/fellows/Fellows_AZ/body_fellows_az.html

Alumni from A-Z Aliber , Robert Z., Fall 2002 Anderson , Margaret L., Spring 2001 Archambault , JoAllyn, Spring 1999 Barber , Benjamin, Spring 2002 Balaj , Barbara, Fall 2001 Bassin , Mark, Spring 2002 de Beer , Sue, Year 2001-2002 Bernstein , Nina , Fall 2002 Bohlman , Philip V. , Fall 2003 Bonds , Mark Evan , Fall 2002 Boyarin , Daniel , Fall 2001 Boym , Svetlana, Fall 2003 Bresnick , Martin, Spring 2001 Brown, Hillary, Spring 2001 Buxbaum, Richard M., Fall 1999 Bynum , Caroline Walker , Fall 2002 Carrington , Paul, Fall 2003 Carstensen, Laura, Spring 2002 Chollet , Derek, Spring 2002 Christensen Thomas , Fall 2002 , T. J., Fall 2003 Cohen , Richard, Fall 2003 Cole, Henri, Spring 2000 Conzen , Kathleen N., Spring 2001 Cooper , Belinda, Fall 2002 Crapazano , Vincent, Fall 2001, Fall 2002 Danielpour , Richard , Fall 2002 Dasgupta , Gautam, Year 1998-99 Dawidoff , Nicholas , Spring 2002 Di Piero , W.S ., Fall 2002 Doueihi , Milad, Fall 2000 Eugenides , Jeffrey, Year 2000-01 Ewing <, Katherine Pratt, Fall 1999 Feldman, Gerald D., Year 1998-99 Fioretos , Aris, Fall 2001 Fohlin , Caroline, Spring 2001 Frankfurt, Harry

49. -[ Ruv.net ]- Ebooks & Etxt - Free Electronic Book Downloads: L Lays of Ancient Rome by Thomas Babbington Macaulay. Lazarillo of Tormes, Translatedby Robert S. Rudder. Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices by Charles Dickens. http://ruv.net/l.942.0.html

L L'Abbesse de Castro etc by Stendhal La Celestina , in Spanish (C) by Fernando de Rojas by Fernando de Rojas by Fernando de Rojas La Chartreuse de Parme by Stendhal La Divina Commedia di Dante in Italian by Dante La Divina Commedia di Dante in Italian, 8-bit text by Dante La Duchesse de Palliano by Stendhal La Grande Breteche by Honore de Balzac La Grenadiere by Honore de Balzac La Sainte Courtisane by Oscar Wilde Laches , B. Jowett, Translator by Plato Laddie by Gene Stratton Porter Lady Baltimore by Owen Wister A Lady of Quality by Frances Hodgson Burnett Lady Susan by Jane Austen Lady Windermere's Fan by Oscar Wilde Lady's Life in Rocky Mountains by Isabella L. Bird The Lady, or the Tiger? by Frank R. Stockton Lair of the White Worm by Bram Stoker The Lamp That Went Out The Lamplighter by Charles Dickens The Land of Footprints by Stewart Edward White The Land of Little Rain by Mary Austin The Land That Time Forgot by Edgar Rice Burroughs LandSat Picture of Washington, DC by (Photos/Space) Last Days of Pompeii by Edward George Bulwer-Lytton Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper Latin Vulgate, Bible Book Titles and Names

50. ALBERG, TOM FRED; RONALD, KEVIN; ROSENBLUM, NATHAN; ROTI, STEPHEN L. ROTI, STEVE; Rudder, ERICD. WILLIAM, REED; WILLINGHAM, DEBORAH N. WILMOT, Robert W. ZEPRUN, HOWARD S. http://www.edgar-online.com/lycos/quotecom/people/companypeople.asp?cik=789019

51. Renoveringen Av ångbogseraren S/S Robert Renovation of S/S Robert June 2003. A lot of work has been done on board sincelast summer. The steering system with its Rudder horn has been permanently http://www.steamtug.se/reno0306/reno0306_e.htm

Renovation of S/S Robert June 2003 A lot of work has been done on board since last summer. The steering system with its rudder horn has been permanently installed as it proved to function very well. All the gates have safety locks that prevent them from opening accidently. The model of the locks is copied from an old railway carriage that we found at the narrow gauge railway in Mariefred. We have also spent quite some time planning for all the armatures. The machine room is very small so the challange is to place the armatures in the right place. Olle has built a pipe for the bottom outlet. It is important to use it frequently in order to get rid of mud that collects in the bottom of the boiler. We have also dismounted a flange on the bottom side of the boiler. Unfortunately, but not unexpectingly, three out of four pin bolts broke as they were severely rusted. After some struggle we managed to remove the rest of the bolts without damaging the threads. Phew!! :-) All gaskets on the machine have to be replaced. The covers for the valve chests are already mounted and the covers of the cylinders are next in turn. Testmounting of the lubricators. We would like to try to find a way to operate them from a common slewing bracket. The tallow cocks are already in place. One of them had a crack in it and has been soldered. We plan to turn new wooden handles for them.

52. Author House Home awkwardly she turned on her sweeps and Rudder to resume upon the shambles of the pinnace’srigging us break off now, I beg you Robert, Fournier implored http://www.1stbooks.com/bookview/7385

The Book Store Voyage of Reprisal Kevin Glynn Format ISBN Price Electronic Book Paperback (6x9) About the Book The year is 1585. Newly Protestant England stands alone against the world-girdling Spanish Empire of a Catholic zealot, King Philip II, bent on stamping out the heresy that has taken root in Northern Europe and the British Isles. A veteran Spanish army of occupation stands astride a rebellious, Protestant, Netherlands; like a dagger aimed across the Dover Strait at England. From Spain’s expansive but loosely-held American Empire, a hoard of silver is being assembled for transport across the Atlantic to fill Philip’s coffers and finance a mighty Armada to carry that army across to England. Only a defiant woman, Queen Elizabeth Tudor, wielding power like a fox, and her "sea dog" ship-captains aboard formidable English galleons, stand between Philip and his dream of world hegemony. Robert Lawton is a young but seasoned shipmaster recently returned to London from a trading voyage to Spain, where Spanish officials and the dreaded Inquisition had attacked his men and stolen his cargo. Never keen on leading the life of a corsair, Lawton is nonetheless drawn into a "reprisal venture" led by an old family friend, the hardened sea dog Richard Hawthorne. Hawthorne has assembled a force of English galleons under a secret Queen’s commission to plunder King Philip’s annual treasure fleet before it links up with the fearsome war galleons of the Spanish Averia

53. Rudder H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U Rigid; Rigidity; Rise; Riser; Risk; Rivet; Rna; RobertBoyle; Robert Hooke; Robosphere; Rudder; Rudders and Ailerons; Rule; Run; Rural; RuyLopez. http://discover.edventures.com/functions/termlib.php?action=&termid=2042&alpha=r

54. Maritime List 146 single volume, in blue buckram with embossed gold “Rudder” logo. in the nineteenthcentury.” Review copy, with publisher’s complimentary slip Robert, Al http://www.tenpound.com/146/151.html

Maritime List 146 Items 151-200 item number To order, email tenpound@shore.net (Ministerio das Colonias) ATLAS DE PORTUGAL ULTRMARINO. Libsoa. 1948. Color plates. Folio. 110 color maps. A beautifully done marine atlas, with brilliant color plates illustrating not only current Portuguese holdings, but the sea routs and colonies established by Portuguese explorers throughout history. Other plates show topographical, hydrographical, geological and demographic features of island and coastal holdings. Leather backstrip worn. Plates clean. $350 Mitchell, Richard M. THE STEAM LAUNCH. Camden, ME. (1982). b/w photos, illus. 4to. 343 pp. Steam navigation, technological refinement and a complete history of the steam launch from 1860-1980. INSCRIBED. About Fine in dj. $125 Mudie, Rosemary and Colin. POWER YACHTS. Lon. (1977). b/w. 4to. 286 pp. Survey of all types of power yachts by this team of designers. VG, dj. $2025 National Archives and Records Service. LIST OF LOGBOOKS OF U.S. NAVY SHIPS, STATIONS, AND MISCELLANEOUS UNITS, 1801-1947. Wash. 1978. b/w facsimiles. 4to. vii, 562 pp. Catalog of logbooks maintained by the National Archives. Information given includes vessel, date span and number of logbooks. Wraps, VG $50 National Maritime Museum. CONCISE CATALOG OF OIL PAINTINGS IN THE NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM. (Woodbridge, Suffolk.) (1988) Color and b/w plates. 4to. 593 pp. Color and b/w repros of hundreds and hundreds of paintings at the Greenwich museum. Indexed and cataloged, with dimensions and titles. Near Fine in dj. $100

55. Maritime List 139 VG $150. 130. Day, Thomas Fleming (ed.). NTHE Rudder, VOL. XIX 1908. $20. 134. Dickinson,HW Robert FULTON. ENGINEER AND ARTIST. London nd (1930’s) b/w plates. http://www.tenpound.com/139/101.html

Maritime List 139 Items 101-150 item number To order, email tenpound@shore.net Crosby Everett U. NANTUCKET IN PRINT. Gloucester. (1996) b/w plates 225 pp. Our own reprint of Everett Crosby's scare bibliography of Nantucket, first published in 1946 and long out of print. This edition is limited to 300 copies, printed on acid-free paper. A slightly-used copy. $15 Crosby, Everett U. NINETY FIVE PERCENT PERFECT. (Nantucket, 1953) b/w line ills. Third edition, with additional text and illustrations. VG in chipped glassine wrapper. $75 Culver, Henry B. THE BOOK OF OLD SHIPS. Garden City, NY. (1924) Color frontis. b/w plates. 4to. xxiv, 306 pp. A general chronological arrangement with about 65 vessel types discussed and illustrated. Text by Culver, color frontispiece and dozens of full page illustrations by Gordon Grant. VG, dj. $20 Curry, Manfred. WIND AND WATER. NY. n.d. b/w photo plates. 4to. 120 pp. Brief section on the physics of wind and water, then 120 plates of same as related to yachting, followed by explanatory text. First edition,VG. Toy 3639. This is a classic collection of photographs. Scattered foxing to endsheets, not affecting images. VG, dj. $35 Dampier, Robert. TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS ON HMS BLONDE. Honolulu, 1971. b/w plates. Oblong 4to, x, 131 pp. Journal of the artist aboard this British vessel, 1825, with his work reproduced. Edited by Pauling King Joerger. Light wear. VG. $35

56. Stories, Listed By Author Building of the Snarke, (ss) The Rudder Encore Oct HERRICH, Robert (chron.) * FoundOut, (ss) The Saturday Evening Man, the Victim, (ss) Munsey’s Sep 1902; http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s479.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents HEARD, J. NORMAN (chron.) White-Face Leads Redskins, (ss) Frontier Stories Win 1949 HEARD, JOHN (chron.) Jan 1896 HEARN, FAITH (chron.) Lillington, (pm) Feb 1919 To a Field-Mouse, (pm) Jun 1919 The Trout, (pm) Mar 1923 HEARN, JOHN H. (chron.) A Girl Like Roberta, (ss) Argosy (UK) Apr 1973 John Smith, Captain Adventurous, (ar) Argosy (UK) Aug 1973 HEARN, (Patricio) LAFCADIO (Tessima Carlos) (chron.) The Dancing Girl, (ss) Argosy (UK) Oct 1937 Haru, (ss) The Wave Apr 11 1896 The Story on Ming-Y, (ss) The Golden Book Magazine Jun 1933 HEARN, LEFCADIO [sic] (chron.) The Nightmare, (ex); [excerpt from Exotics and Retrospects The Wave Mar 4 1899 HEARNE, E. J. FRAZER (chron.) His Friend the Adversary, (ss) The White Magazine Mar/Apr 1909 The Wheel, (ss) The White Magazine May/Jun 1909 HEARNE, JOHN (chron.) Village Tragedy, (ss) Argosy (UK) Dec 1970 HEARON, FANNING (chron.) Beach Party, (ar) Colliers Jan 10 1942 HEARON, SHELBY (chron.) The World of Clara Blue , (n.)

57. Cyprus and flames, and they loaded all the ships with the many riches they had taken. TheWhite Knight Tirant To Blanc written and copyrighted by Robert S. Rudder. http://www.turkishforum.com/cyprus/

One of the gravest case of human rights violations in the history of humanity had been experienced in Cyprus the period of 1963-1974, during which thousands of Turkish Cypriots were forced to flee their homes at Greek Cypriot gunpoint, hundreds killed or maimed. At times, babies and infants were rendered without milk and basic food, and without proper shelter. On December 21, 1963, the Greek Cypriots, acting in accordance with the secret Akritas Plan (The full text of the Akritas Plan has been published as a UN Document A/33/115, s/12722 of 30 May 1978) attacked the Turkish Cypriots all over the island, destroyed the bicommunal Republic of Cyprus created in 1960 under the London and Zurich Agreements, and usurping the powers of the State, turned Cyprus, unconstitutionally, into a Greek-Cypriot state. The Turkish Cypriot enclaves were besieged and subjected to a war of attrition. Turkey several times warned and called the world powers to intervene and only at a limited scope to intervene a Turkish millitary action. But when the contents of the interventions by the UN was of such little result and ethnic cleansing continued increasingly towards 1974. This illegal state of affairs continued until July 20, 1974 when the Turkish intervention, undertaken in discharge of the obligation and right emanating from the 1960 treaty of Guarantee, ended the racial attacks and prevented the annexation of the island by Greece. Innocent mother and her children slaughtered by fanatic Greeks in 1974. The Turkish intervention was not soon enough to stop this massacre but put an end to many others.

58. FTPOnline - Interviews Look Into the Future of VS.NET Eric Rudder discusses where Visual Studio .NET isand where it is Robert S. Sutor Director of ebusiness Standards Strategy, IBM. http://www.fawcette.com/resources/interviews/default.asp

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59. Too Short A Time USS Holder (DE-401) By Robert P. Sables - Page 2 As soon as torpedo was sighted, flank speed was ordered and full left Rudder applied. DonaldL. Swigart, MoMM 3/c. Robert E. Tyler, Lt. Howard B. Vath, S 2/c. http://www.ussholder.com/DE401-Too-Short-A-Time-P2.html

TOO SHORT A TIME / A HISTORY OF THE USS HOLDER [DE-401] BY - ROBERT P. SABLES - LTC MSC AUS [RET.] - - Page 2 of 3 At the conclusion, she steamed to Norfolk, Virginia, to join CORT DIV 58-a unit of Task Force 65 which was due to escort Convoy UGS-37 to Bizerte, Tunisia. Capt. W. R. Headden, commander of Task Force 65, carried his flag aboard the escort USS Stanton [DE-247]. CORT DIV 58, under the command of Cdr. E. E. Garcia, also included the destroyer escorts: USS Price [DE-332], USS Strickland [DE-333], USS Forster [DE-334], USS Stockdale [DE-399], and the USS Hissem [DE-400]. Another unit of Task Force 65 was DES DIV 66, under the command of Cdr. A. M. Kowalzyk, Jr. DES DIV 66 was composed of four old “4-pipers” which had been commissioned back in 1919.They were the: USS Breckinridge [DD-148], USS Barney [DD-149] USS Blakeley [DD-150], and the USS Biddle [DD-151]. The Royal Navy’s HMS Delhi [AA cruiser], HMS Jonquil [corvette], HMS Nadder [frigate], HMS Mindful [rescue tug] , and the HMS Vagrant [ rescue tug] would later round out the escort screen. Sixty merchant vessels and several landing ship tanks [USS LST-76, USS LST-77, USS LST-211, USS LST-212, and USS LST-539] made up the convoy. While naval vessels, the LST’s were quite slow [10.8 knots max] and needed protection.

60. Jack Sparrow Love Group The Black Pearl is gone and unless you have a Rudder and a lot of sails hidden in Robert’s your Uncle Fannie ’s your Aunt, there you are with two ships. http://groups.msn.com/Jacksparrowlovegroup/jacksscriptpartfour.msnw

var nEditorialCatId = 39; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help Jack sparrow love group Jacksparrowlovegroup@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Note to all members Messages ... Tools To what point and purpose, young missy? The Black Pearl is gone and unless you have a rudder and a lot of sails hidden in that bodice, unlikely, young Mr. Turner will be dead long before you can reach him. Last time....I was here a grand total of three days alright?....Last time..the rumrunners used this island as a cache, came by and i was able to barter a passage off. From the looks of things they've long been out of bussiness, probably have your bloody friend Norrington to thank for that. Welcome to the caribbean love. I love this song! Really bad eggs! Woo. [falls] When I get the Pearl back, I’m gonna teach it to the whole crew and we’ll sing it all the time! Not just the spanish mane love, the entire oceon, the entire wo'ld, whereever we want to go, we'll go thats what a ship is you know, its not just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails thats what a ship needs but what a ship is, what the black pearl really is, is freedom. Oh, yes. But the company is infinitely better than last time, I think. And the the scenery has definitely improved.

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