DOCSLIB.ORG

Home Recordings Porn Produces Movies Dvds Home Recordings

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Home Recordings Porn Produces Movies Dvds Home Recordings VHS & DVD University of Ulster Trans-Gender Archive Accession # 2014-020 Contents: Home recordings Porn Produces movies DVDs Home recordings 1. 2014-020-001-V Sigue Sigue Sputnik in Concert : Extract / Some Like it Hot : Curtis, Monroe / Oh Yes I Am . Oh No You're Not : BBC 2 Documentary on Pantomime Dames : (J8) 2. 2014-020-002-V Mannequin : 1987 / The World of the Unborn : recorded April 13 1988 / Initiation of a Shaman : recorded April 21, 1988 : (I9) 3. 2014-020-003-V Happy Birthday, Australia : recorded January 10 1988 / The Kenny Everett Television Show : recorded Jan 11 1988 / Our Jimmy : January 7 1988 / Whatever Next : recorded February 1 1988 : (J2) 4. 2014-020-004-V Thailand Transvestite Cabaret : English and Thai Sound : recorded 1987: (N5) 5. 2014-020-005-V Theatre of Blood : 1973 : Diana Rigg as a Young Man : recorded January 14 1989 : (H6) 6. 2014-020-006-V Out on Tuesdays : Crimes of Passion, Simeon Solomon / The Firm / Out on Tuesdays : Disco's Revenge : Video Postcard from Vermont / Hippodrome Show : includes Fay Presto finale / Trick or Treat : (H1) 7. 2014-020-007-V Monty Python's Flying Circus / New Statesman : Baa Baa Black Sheep : recorded October 25 1987 / Warhol : South Bank Show : recorded October 15 1987 / Androgyny Army Sequence : Clothes Show : recorded October 27 1987 / 3-2-1 Christmas Special : recorded November 19 1987 : (L1) Updated: February 18, 2016 8. 2014-020-008-V Barry Humphries, This is Your Lunch : recorded March 11 1988 / Friday Night Live : recorded March 11 1988 / Open Space : The Media and the Loony Left : recorded March 14 1988 / French and Saunders : recorded March 18 [?] 1988 / Blackadder II : recorded March 17 1988 / Cabaret at the Jongleurs : recorded March 17 1988 / That's Life : recorded May 8 1988 : (J1) 9. 2014-020-009-V That's Life / Body Styles : All Dressed Up : recorded 1989 / Arena : The Tip of the Ice Berg on Breasts / J. C. Fan Club on Aspel / Body Styles : (H5) 10. 2014-020-010-V States of Mind : Brian Farrell on Freud / States of Mind : Stuart Hampshire on Freud / Dame Edna Experience! : recorded October 10 1987 / The New Statesman : Friends of St. James : recorded October 11 1987 : (J3) 11. 2014-020-011-V 9 O’clock News : European Court : recorded March 7 1986 / Thinking Aloud : recorded October 19 1986 / Des O'Connor Live : recorded 1986 / Hank Wangford : A-B : recorded 1986 : (L6) 12. 2014-020-012-V Recorded programs from November 9 1987 – November 14 1987 : includes Boy George on Wogan / Top of the Pops / Two Ronnies / Pulaski / Die Laughing excerpts / Night Network / Copycats / Monty Python / Drag Queens on Roller Skates / Vivat Regina : [enclosed list of recordings and descriptions] : (L7) 13. 2014-020-013-V Q.E.D. : Sheer Genius / Come Back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean : 1982 : (K4) 14. 2014-020-014-V 3-2-1 : Fascinating Aïda : recorded September 22 1987 / The Dame Edna Experience! : recorded September 26 1987 / Monty Python's Flying Circus : recorded September 26 1987 / Dear John : recorded September 21 1987 [note that it is “not recorded”] : (L5) 15. 2014-020-015-V The Decision : The Wrong Body Part 1 : recorded February 1996 16. 2014-020-016-V The Decision : The Wrong Body Part 2 : recorded February 1996 17. 2014-020-017-V Sir Henry at Rawlinson's End / Better Half / Rocky Horror Picture Show / Lenny Henry as Tina Turner / Role Reversal Comedy : Wandsworth Warmers / Snippet of Male Actress in Hammer House of Horrors / Monty Python : Cafeteria : (J6) 18. 2014-020-018-V A Change of Mind : Mother, Daughter, Mother, Son : 1986 : recorded 1987 / Horizon : Bruno Bettelheim : Parts 1 and 2 : 1986 : recorded 1987 : (Q1) 19. 2014-020-019-V Voices : 2: Psychoanalysis: The Impossible Profession? : recorded May 13 1987 / Victoria Wood : As Seen on TV : recorded May 14 1987 / The Updated: February 18, 2016 Grumbleweeds Show : recorded May 16 1987 / Eleventh Hour Cinema : Nineteen Nineteen : recorded May 18 1987 : (P2) 20. 2014-020-020-V Psycho II : 1983 : recorded 1986 : [enclosed newspaper article] : (M2) 21. 2014-020-021-V Recorded programs from October 29 1987 – November 11 1987 : includes Scarlet Fantastic / Comic Drag Mime / Pulaski TV Clip / Nightnetwork Copycats / Russ Abbot's Annie / Top of the Pops / Two Ronnies / Golden Girls / Gnostics / 'Allo 'Allo! : (L2) 22. 2014-020-022-V Recorded programs from October 30 1987 – November 4 1987 : includes Two Ronnies / Monty Python / Nightnetwork / Blue Murder at St. Trinians / Clothes Show / M*A*S*H : (L3) 23. 2014-020-023-V What's New Pussycat? : 1965 : recorded 1983 / Timewatch : The Secret File on J Edward Hoover : recorded February 24 1993 24. 2014-020-024-V Open Space : The Three Page Debate : recorded May 11 1987 / Horizon : Making Sex Play : recorded May 11 1987 / Day to Day : Transvestism : recorded May 13 1987 : (M 3) 25. 2014-020-025-V Little Big Man with Himani, Indian GT / George Grosz's Life / The Incredible Orlando : [n.d.] (K8) 26. 2014-020-026-V Rio das Mortes : 1971 : recorded July 16 1987 / Bodymatters : recorded August 10 1987 : (K7) 27. 2014-020-027-V Heart of the Matter : recorded March 8 1987 / EastEnders 1987 / Voices : 5: Psychoanalysis: Nothing Sacred? : recorded June 3 1987 28. 2014-020-028-V Recorded clips [n.d.] : includes music videos, Stones in drag / Monty Python Drag / Stones video / Perri in Steptoe film / Alter image Clips / Stallone in drag to catch a terrorist / Wisdom as ATS girl / Sweet, Bowie : [n.d.] (J7) 29. 2014-020-029-V Q.E.D. : Jean – A Battle with Obsession : recorded September 9 1987 / The Dame Edna Experience! : recorded September 19 1987 / The Dame Edna Experience! : recorded September 23 1987 / Monty Python's Flying Circus : [enclosed newspaper clipping] : (K2) 30. 2014-020-030-V The Human Factor : Karen Ulane / La Cage Aux Folle / Victor/Victora : (incomplete) : [n.d.] : (K3) Updated: February 18, 2016 31. 2014-020-031-V Hodson Confidential on Transsexuals : Stephanie Anne Lloyd / Russell Reid Central TV : recorded January 20 1990 32. 2014-020-032-V Sex and the Village (Granada) : recorded between March 5 2004 – April 9 2004 33. 2014-020-033-V Ruth Ellis: A Life for a Life : [n.d.] 34. 2014-020-034-V Wogan (no Tula) / Heart of the Matter : On Transsexuality / Spitting Image / This Morning (Monday) on TS : [n.d.] 35. 2014-020-035-V Sulka's Wedding : [n.d.] 36. 2014-020-036-V Pamela : [n.d.] : (N3) 37. 2014-020-037-V Rab C. Resbitt : Touch : 1993 38. 2014-020-038-V Le Mystere des Sexes : (no date) / Horizon : Sex Change : November 21 1966 39. 2014-020-039-V The Perfect Woman : 1949 40. 2014-020-040-V Boy Meets Girl : Channel 4 : part 1 of 3: recorded February 6 2001 41. 2014-020-041-V The Big Sleep : 1946 : [enclosed textual material] 42. 2014-020-042-V [Undecipherable label] : [enclosed textual material] 43. 2014-020-043-V Freebie and the Bean : 1974 / Cinderella: The Shoe Must Go On : 1986 : (F9) 44. 2014-020-044-V Dead Man Don't Wear Plaid / The Refuge : Pot Pourri : recorded October 12 1987 / The New Statesman : Three Line Whipping : recorded October 18 1987 / Dear John : recorded October 12 1987 / The Dame Edna Experience! : recorded October 17 1987 : (Q2) 45. 2014-020-045-V Her Life As A Man : 1984 : (P1) 46. 2014-020-046-V Recorded clips [n.d.] : includes Kinks : Lola / Company of Wolves : Lycanthropic Folklore : Transformation / Gender Bender Pop : Boy George, Prince, Bowie / M*A*S*H / Andrew Logan / Monty Python / Simmons : (J4) Updated: February 18, 2016 47. 2014-020-047-V Voices : 3: Psychoanalysis: Truth or Science? : recorded May 20 1987 / The Grumbleweeds Show : recorded May 23 1987 / Theatre Night: What the Butler Saw : recorded May 24 1987 : (H7) 48. 2014-020-048-V Female Impersonator Competition U.S.A. : 1985 : (N6) 49. 2014-020-049-V Sexology : Attack of the Giant Women / The Blues, a Musical Journey: Red, White & Blues : 2003 50. 2014-020-050-V Victor/ Victoria : 1982 / There's a Lot of it About : March 1989 : (H4) 51. 2014-020-051-V London Drag Balls Video / When I Get to Heaven : recorded April 26 1987 52. 2014-020-052-V Clive James – Postcards from Rio : recorded January 4 1989 / Old Mother Riley in Paris : recorded January 5 1989 / R. Travis Concert / Trick or Treat : recorded January 14 1989 (H8) 53. 2014-020-053-V Kumen Der Kabaret : Porchester Hall Balls / Prince : “Kiss” excerpt / Bowie : Ziggy Stardust & the Spiders / Midnight Cowboy / An Audience with Dame Edna : [n.d.] : (I2) 54. 2014-020-054-V London's Marathon : recorded April 17 1988 / Secret Services : The Prostitutes : recorded May 6 1988 / Troubles : Part Two : recorded May 8 1988 / Blackadder the third : recorded May 20 1988 / Wired : recorded May 27 1988 : (M1) 55. 2014-020-055-V The Alternative Miss World : No's 1 and 5 / Real Lives: Phantom Ladies / Whicker's America / Yvonne Sinclair, Mark Rees on Claire Raynor, Rachael Webb : [n.d.] : (P5) 56. 2014-020-056-V John Waters' TV Documentary / Carnival '87 / Manchete Video / Brazil / Roberta Close / Transvestites : [n.d.] : (H3) 57. 2014-020-057-V 'Allo 'Allo! : recorded December 5 1987 / Copy Cats : recorded December 5 1987 / Laughs from the Palladium : recorded December 6 1987 / 'Allo 'Allo! : recorded December 12 1987 / Did You See . ? : recorded December 13 1987 : (F7) 58. 2014-020-058-V In At the Deep End: Drag Comic : (N9) 59. 2014-020-059-V Dressed to Kill : 1980 / David Bowie's Serious Moonlight Tour, Interview from 1984 : (J9) Updated: February 18, 2016 60. 2014-020-060-V Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City : recorded July 14 1998 / Ruby : recorded July 21 1998 61.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Humour Investigation: an Analysis of the Theoretical Humour Perspectives, Cultural Continuities, and Developmental Aspects Related to the Comedy of Dawn French
    Humour Investigation: An Analysis of the Theoretical Humour Perspectives, Cultural Continuities, and Developmental Aspects Related to the Comedy of Dawn French Thursday, 10 May 2007 Nationally acclaimed former cartoonist and short story writer for The New Yorker, James Thurber, said that “the wit makes fun of other persons; the satirist makes fun of the world; [and] the humorist makes fun of himself” (Moncur, 2007, p. 1). Despite his misogynistic pronoun usage and the obviously unforgivable atrocity of overly Americanizing the spelling of 'humourist,' he did nicely categorize three of the methodological approaches to comedic targets. What Thurber didn't account for, however, were those comedians and comediennes who pay little to no regard for the socially constructed boundaries in form; he didn't account for the wildly transcendental Dawn French. Dawn French was born in October of 1957 in Wales and since early adulthood she has honed her humour skills through numerous television performances, a largely successful sitcom, and feature-length films with her comedic partner in crime Jennifer Saunders (Wikipedia, 2007). Though she started her career in a non- mainstream vain of comedy in the UK, her first major public debut was her starring role as Geraldine Granger on BBC1's 1990s smash situational comedy, The Vicar of Dibley (Wikipedia, 2007). Thus, the majority of her comedy has taken place in very recent times—the mid-to-late 90s and on into the current decade. While she utilizes many different comedic modes and forms, French's humour largely revolves around a few central themes and consequent philosophies. When investigating those themes, it is necessary to view her career as being dichotomously split into the Vicar of Dibley era and the subsequent post-Vicar epoch.
    [Show full text]
  • Dispatches: Representatives
    1 TIMECODE NAME Dialogue MUSIC 00.00.01 NARRATOR This is the BBC academy podcast, essential listening for the production, journalism and technology broadcast communities. Your guide to everything from craft skills, to taking your next step in the industry. 00.00.13 CHARLES Hello, I’m Charles Miller, this week we’re hearing about the world of television comedy from one of its most successful practitioners, Jon Plowman. If you haven’t heard of him don’t worry, he’s a producer not a performer but his work includes plenty of shows you will have heard of. French and Saunders, the Vicar of Dibley, Absolutely Fabulous, The Office, W1A and there are plenty more. At an event for the Media Society, Jon Plowman was interviewed by journalist Phil Harding, Jon offered his take on scripts, stars and what makes a great sitcom. 00.00.47 CHARLES Phil started by asking about Jon’s comic roots, which were back in school, he was no good at sport but he could make people laugh but he never expected that to turn into a career. 00.00.59 JON I didn’t spend my life thinking I want to make people laugh, if I thought anything, particularly a bit later than school, end of school I thought I want to be a theatre director and I was lucky enough to get a job early on at the Royal Court Theatre, with a wonderful guy called Lindsay Anderson, who made, if you’re old enough, movies like If and Oh Lucky Man and was a very, very good theatre director.
    [Show full text]
  • TV Presenter Gloria Hunniford
    ‘People think I’m laid-back but I’m impatient. I’d drive on the hard shoulder in a jam if I could get away with it’ DEFINITE The happiest moment you will cher- ish forever… Being at the births of Caron’s boys Charlie and Gabriel, and Paul’s son Jake. The saddest time that shook your world… Without question, Caron’s ARTICLE death. To lose your child is the worst We ask a celebrity a set of devilishly thing that can happen to a parent. I think probing questions – and only accept about her hundreds of times a day. The unfulfilled ambition that contin- THE definitive answer. This week ues to haunt you… To become super- fit. There’s always an excuse not to. it’s TV presenter Gloria Hunniford The philosophy that underpins your The prized possession you value The priority activity if you were the life… Helping is part of my healing above all others… My 12 albums and Invisible Woman for a day… I’d reset the and I do this through the Caron Keat- drawers full of old family photos. computers that regulate London’s traf- ing Foundation, which supports people They’re the keys to my precious fic lights. So many are timed badly and suffering from all forms of cancer. memories and are irreplaceable. cause unnecessary hold-ups. The order of service at your funeral… The biggest regret you wish you could The pet hate that makes I want a big send-off with everyone amend… Never learning to play the your hackles rise… welcome at St Peter’s Church in Hever, piano.
    [Show full text]
  • (23Rd - 28Th August 2017) Pavilions Teignmouth Episodes from Blackadder the Third - Dual & Duality - Sense and Senility - Ink & Incapability
    August 2017 In this Edition Chairman’s Welcome Membership Reminder Blackadder III Box office summer closure Princess & the Pea Name of the Theatre Production News Who’s who CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME Our new committee members have had a very busy time since joining us and we are looking forward to more busy months ahead. We are very pleased that they volunteered and only hope that everyone on the committee is able to continue with all their good work, and we again extend our thanks to past committee members too, who also still contribute constantly to T.P. Following on from months of rehearsals with the youngest Tykes, and slightly less with the more senior Tykes and the ‘adults’ we were so pleased to present Peter Pan at the Pavilions Teignmouth in July. It was by no means an easy task and a great many ‘thank you’ messages need to be passed on. Mike and June Hewett spent many hours to design and build the set and then painting was done by Jane Branch and a ‘friend’ - I’m sorry but I cannot remember the lady’s name – to create some wonderful scenes. June also weilded her paint brush in a less artistic way but with more great results. Unfortunately some last minute adjustments were needed once the set had been transported to Pavilions as there was complications with space, but Mike laid aside his Mr Darling costume and spent many more hours with assistance from Iain Ferguson, completing it. The lighting was designed by Daniel Saint; then he had help from some members as they took down the majority of lights from the Ice Factory and re-erected them inside Pavilions.
    [Show full text]
  • The Production of Religious Broadcasting: the Case of The
    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by OpenGrey Repository The Production of Religious Broadcasting: The Case of the BBC Caitriona Noonan A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Centre for Cultural Policy Research Department of Theatre, Film and Television University of Glasgow Glasgow G12 8QQ December 2008 © Caitriona Noonan, 2008 Abstract This thesis examines the way in which media professionals negotiate the occupational challenges related to television and radio production. It has used the subject of religion and its treatment within the BBC as a microcosm to unpack some of the dilemmas of contemporary broadcasting. In recent years religious programmes have evolved in both form and content leading to what some observers claim is a “renaissance” in religious broadcasting. However, any claims of a renaissance have to be balanced against the complex institutional and commercial constraints that challenge its long-term viability. This research finds that despite the BBC’s public commitment to covering a religious brief, producers in this style of programming are subject to many of the same competitive forces as those in other areas of production. Furthermore those producers who work in-house within the BBC’s Department of Religion and Ethics believe that in practice they are being increasingly undermined through the internal culture of the Corporation and the strategic decisions it has adopted. This is not an intentional snub by the BBC but a product of the pressure the Corporation finds itself under in an increasingly competitive broadcasting ecology, hence the removal of the protection once afforded to both the department and the output.
    [Show full text]
  • Download Caprice's Press Book
    Caprice Bourret CAPRICE BOURRET Founder, Designer and CEO of By Caprice Products, Mother, Motivational Business Speaker and Philanthropist n www.capricebourret.com www.GoBycaprice.com Career Highlights Caprice Bourret International Model &Entrepreneur One of the most photographed women in the world ‘300 Magazine Covers across the globe’ Starred in over 150 TV shows and Movies Three years running voted ‘Maxim Magazines Women of the Year’ ‘GQ’s International Woman of the Year’ Best selling calendars 5 years running Playing lead roles in London’s West End ‘The Vagina Monologues’ And ‘Rent’ Produced and Lead Role in hit musical ‘Debbie does Dallas The Musical’ Launched her autography Caprice…My Boys, My Body, My Business Career Highlights Founder and CEO of By Caprice Products Philanthropist Women's Trust – Patron Brain Tumour Research- Patron Tikva - Patron Jewish Care - Patron Princes Trust - Ambassador Childlline – Ambassador Drop4Drop – Ambassador Action on Addition – Committee member Mommy to Jax and Jett Bibliography Caprice Bourret is an award-winning model, businesswoman and philanthropist. Having shot to fame in the 1990s, Caprice’s break-through front cover was Vogue Magazine. She is often referred to as ‘one of the most photographed women in the world’ and has appeared on more than 350 magazine covers across the globe and over 150 TV shows and films. From her humble beginnings in Southern California, Caprice settled in England in her early 20’s and is now a true adopted Brit. Caprice has been voted GQ Magazine’s Woman of the Year and Maxim’s International Woman of the Year for three years running.
    [Show full text]
  • 1984 the Digital Conversion of This Burns Chronicle Was Sponsored by Alexandria Burns Club
    Robert BurnsLimited World Federation Limited www.rbwf.org.uk 1984 The digital conversion of this Burns Chronicle was sponsored by Alexandria Burns Club The digital conversion service was provided by DDSR Document Scanning by permission of the Robert Burns World Federation Limited to whom all Copyright title belongs. www.DDSR.com BURNS CHRONICLE 1984 BURNS CHRONICLE AND CLUB DIRECTORY INSTITUTED 1891 FOURTH SERIES: VOLUME IX PRICE: Paper £3.50, Cloth £4.25, (Members £2.50 and £3.00 respectively). CONTENTS George Anderson 4 From the Editor 6 Obituaries 8 Heritage James S. Adam 13 Book Reviews 14 Facts are Cheels that winna Ding J.A.M. 17 Burns Quiz 21 Afore ye go ... remember the Houses! John Riddell 22 Bi-Centenary of Kilmarnock Edition 23 Personality Parade 24 John Paul Jones and Robert Burns James Urquhart 29 Junior Chronicle 34 Mossgiel William Graham 46 Sixteen Poems of Burns Professor G. Ross Roy 48 Broughton House, Kirkcudbright 58 'Manners-Painting': Burns and Folklore Jennifer J. Connor 59 A Greetin' Roon the Warl' 63 Henryson's 'The Tail! of the Uponlandis Mous and the Burges Mous' and Burns's 'The Twa Dogs' Dietrich Strauss 64 Anecdotal Evidence R. Peel 74 Nannie's Awa' J. L. Hempstead 77 The Heart of Robert Burns Johnstone G. Patrick 78 Rob Mossgiel, Bard of Humanity Pauline E. Donnelly 81 The Lost Art of saying 'Thank you' David Blyth 89 Answers to the Quiz 91 The Burns Federation Office Bearers 92 List of Districts 97 Annual Conference Reports, 1982 101 Club Notes 114 Numerical List of Clubs on the Roll 211 Alphabetical List of Clubs on the Roll 257 The title photograph is from the Nasmyth portrait of Burns and is reproduced by courtesy of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
    [Show full text]
  • Jennifer Saunders
    Profile Jennifer Saunders Jennifer Saunders with Joanna Lumley in a scene from the Absolutely Fabulous film “Turning can’t be that bad” Home is where the heart is for this 6versatile0 comedienne. By Simon Evans T IS the winter of 1980 and replacement. An impatient Alexei Sayle backstage at The Comic Strip, did it for them: “Ladies and gentlemen, London’s trendiest hang-out, French and Saunders”, he told the The Menopause Sisters are boisterous, baying audience. waiting to make their entrance. On this, their first night at the IThe setting is the Boulevard Theatre, Comedy Strip, the previous act had above Soho’s Raymond Revuebar strip been interrupted by a racist heckler. club, an unlikely host for what would Bottles were thrown, a fight broke out turn out to be a comedy revolution. The and the police were called, but Comic Strip had been running at French and Saunders ploughed on. the venue since October, and The “We were complete novices, we’d Menopause Sisters, better known to you come straight from college and had never and me as Dawn come across anything French and “I don’t need to know like this before,” Jennifer Saunders, recalled Saunders had breezed about everything many years later. through the club that’s happening all The profile of both audition largely performers and because of their the time.” audience at The gender. In those Comic Strip in those days female comedians were distinctly days was very male-dominated, but on thin on the ground. that night, and on many more to follow, Getting through the audition was the duo held their own and found an just the start of it, however.
    [Show full text]
  • Week 15 April 7 - April 13 2012
    PI Week 15 April 7 - April 13 2012 Titanic Letters New BBC Radio Ulster series shares the stories of those on board the Titanic through the letters they wrote Programme Information New this week Titanic Letters Page 3 New BBC Radio Ulster series shares the stories of those on board the Titanic through the letters they wrote The hit comedy panel show The Blame Game is back on BBC Radio Ulster on Saturdays at 12pm as comedians Neil Delamere, Colin Murphy and Jake O’ Kane join host Tim McGarry to give us the funny side of the people, places and events who are making the news at home and abroad.Repeated on Mondays at 7.30pm. American soul singer Mirenda Rosenberg is back on BBC Radio Ulster with a new series of The Gospel Train on Sundays at 4.30pm, where she takes listeners on a personal journey through the glorious world of gospel music, from old spiritual standards to more recent soulful songs of praise. 2 Titanic Letters New BBC Radio Ulster series shares the stories of those on board the Titanic through the letters they wrote Titanic Letters starts BBC Radio Ulster, Monday, April 9 at 8.55am. bbc.co.uk/radioulster In a landmark new series for BBC Radio Ulster, some of Northern Ireland’s best known and most respected stars of stage, screen, sport and music read real letters written by people who stepped on board the RMS Titanic for its ill- fated maiden voyage. Starting on Easter Monday, April 9, this epic 42-part series is led by acclaimed Belfast- born actor Ciaran Hinds (Tinker Sailor Sol- dier Spy, The Debt, There Will Be Blood) as he presents letters written by staff and pas- sengers of different classes who boarded the ship for its first journey to New York.
    [Show full text]
  • A Tiny Bit Marvellous Ebook, Epub
    A TINY BIT MARVELLOUS PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Dawn French | 448 pages | 08 Jan 2011 | Penguin Books Ltd | 9780141046341 | English | London, United Kingdom A Tiny Bit Marvellous PDF Book It's written in a diary style, from the point of view of mainly three characters. F rench's memoir was constructed as a series of letters to the people in her life, including her beloved father, who killed himself when she was Meet Mo Battle, about to turn 50 and mum to two helpless, hormonal teenagers. I see enough selfishness in the world around me and my own selfishness, which I try to not cultivate to want to read about a family full of it and no one thinking there's anything wrong. Een klein beetje geweldig ebook. The plot makes little sense when subjected to any scrutiny and there are deeply dubious actions and attitudes which we are apparently supposed to applaud. Think the exclamation mark on the 1st suggestion might preclude it from being a serious contender. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Thanks for telling us about the problem. He channels his inner Oscar Wilde with flamboyant outfits and flowery language. The only character I found enteraining to read from was Oscar and even he got old after several long chapters. Oh dear. Their collective personal redemption at the end felt forced. A Maravilha das Pequenas Coisas Paperback. Peter aka Oscar Wilde actually thinks he is Oscar at times and this makes for hilarious reading. And although the book livened up ever so slightly in the final third, nothing changed much.
    [Show full text]
  • Blane Magazines Files/Blane March 09 Reduced.Pdf
    Price £1.30 Issue 34... March 2009 Strathblane, Blane eld, Mugdock, Carbeth, Auchineden (circulation 1000) theblane@strathblane eld.org.uk Inside • New welcome boards • Letter from America • Scandalous doings • Sports successes • MUGA survey • Animal welfare centres • Local headbangers • Beavering away in Argyll • My ‘Strictly’ experience • Halleys through the years 1 Blane March 09.indd 1 1/4/09 09:50:58 CAMPBELL AIRD N Died: 11 January, 2008, in Wales, aged 57. The indefatigable Robert Campbell Aird up. Campbell sped off leaving B delighted in describing himself as, “part us in the support boat unable to W man, part machine, all Scottish”. He keep up with him. He literally received the world’s rst complete bionic ew into the French beach, arm in 1998 after doctors diagnosed turned around and was soon muscular cancer in 1982. His bionic arm back on board with us having T th was christened the Edinburgh Modular successfully windsurfed across tim Arm System, and packed with microchips, the English Channel. m position-control circuits, miniature One memorable incident en motors, gears and pulleys. It rotated at the occurred on our arrival in Co shoulder, bent at the elbow and twisted at Dover the previous day. We m the wrist, and could grip using arti cial were staying in a camp site ngers. Ken Campbell writes about the kicking a ball about when we th friend he misses. noticed small faces watching The channel crossing team: Ken Campbell is 2nd from qu us through a hedge. Campbell the left and Campbell Aird is 3rd from the left.
    [Show full text]
  • The Teacher & Student Notes This Lesson Plan
    Student’s page 1 Warm-up Ask and answer these questions. Then, report back to the class with any answers or information. Losing things! • When was the last time you lost something? What was it? • Have you misplaced anything lately? What was it? Did you ever find it again? • Have you ever accused someone of having taken something of yours? What was it? • Why did you accuse them? What happened in the end? • Has anyone ever accused you of having taken something of theirs? What was it? Why did they accuse you? What happened in the end? • How careful are you about putting away your things? How easy is it to find something if you need it? What are your top tips for not losing things? • Have you ever lost any socks? Have any of your socks ever gone missing mysteriously? • Where do you think all the missing socks go? 2 First viewing You’re going to watch a clip from the British comedy series Blackadder the Third, which aired during the 1980s. The series is set in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, a period known as the Regency. For much of this time, King George III was incapacitated due to poor mental health, and his son George, the Prince of Wales, acted as regent, becoming known as “the Prince Regent". The TV series features Prince George and his fictional butler, Edmund Blackadder. Watch the clip once. How would you describe the relationship between the butler and the prince? Who seems to be in charge? 3 Second viewing Watch the video again.
    [Show full text]