 | Charlie Rose - N. KOREA PANEL / "IN THE CUT" Peter Maass, The New York Times; Charles Kartman, Former Special Envoy to Korean Peace Talks / Executive Director, KEO; Winston Lord, Former U.S. Ambassador to China (from Washington, DC) /// Meg Ryan, Actor; Mark Ruffalo, Actor; Jennifer Jason Leigh, Actor; Jane Campion, Filmmaker; Trailer and 2 clips from "In The Cut" [Screen Gems] |
 | Charlie Rose: April 10, 2001 First, Broadway stars Sean Campion & Conleth Hill on "Stones in His Pockets", a play about a small Irish village where a Hollywood film is being shot using only two actors and a spare set. Then, baseball legend Don Zimmer talks about his book "Zim: A Baseball Life", which details his career as a player, manager, and bench coach for the world champion New York Yankees. |
 | Attawapiskat School Fight- St. Edmund Campion School Students from the St. Edmund Campion Secondary School (Brampton) have created a video to show their support for the campaign to get a proper school for Attawapiskat. They joined the students on the National Day of Action in Ottawa to show solidarity. |
 | The Ultimate Showdown Of Ultimate Destiny [AC] Perfect! I love this one. No it may not be my best but it is one of my funniest. The song is by Lemon Demon. Ok wish me luck because Im going to atemps to do the whos who. --- (in order of apperance) Godzilla-Buhmut Batman-Vincent Shaq-Cid Aaron Carter-Yuffie Abe Lincon-Loz Optimus Prime-Marlene Scruff McGruff-RedXII(?) Jackie Chan-Cid/Cloud Indiana Jones-Tifa Care Bear-Denzel Chuck Norris-Cloud Bruce Wayne-Kadaj Gandalf the Grey-RedXII(?) Gandalf the White-Stephiroth "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"'s Black Knight-Yazoo Benito Mussolini-Reno The Blue Meanie-Genova Cowboy Curtis-Rude Jambi the Genie-Girl with Moogle doll Robocop, the Terminator-Zack Captain Kirk-Reno Darth Vader-Rufus Lo Pan-Denzel Superman-Yuffie every single Power Ranger-Kids Bill S. Preston-Random gey in the croud Theodore Logan-Rude/Reno Spock-Genova The Rock- Rude Doc Ock-Rude Hulk Hogan-Barret The Campion-?? Find out ?? --- The Ultimate Showdown Of Ultimate Destiny --- I dont think this is going to upload to well but please rate and comment. |
 | BILLY BUNTER -Audiobook-Frank Richards- csaword http://www.btowstore.com/epages/3828.sf/sec6x7HhfLgILk/?ObjectPath=/Shops/3828/Products/%22TT3CD%20108%20%20ISBN%3A%201%20904605%2074%205%22 http://www.audible.co.uk/aduk/site/product.jsp?p=BK_CSAW_000070UK&BV_SessionID=@@@@0933533736.1227106296@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccciadefjmlffhjcefecekjdfikdfig.0 AUDIOBOOK: BILLY BUNTER'S POSTAL ORDER by Frank Richards read by MARTIN JARVIS Billy bunter receives a letter from his uncle which he assumes contains the long-awaited postal order. However, before he gets a chance to open the letter, it is confiscated by his form master, Quelch. This triggers a whole sequence of hilarious events. All the famous five from the Remove are here: Harry Wharton, Bob Cherry, Huree Jamset Ram Singh, Frank Nugent and Johnny Bull as well as favourites, Coker, Toddy, Mauleverer and others. Martin Jarvis is in his element not only as a rip-roaringly funny Bunter, but also portraying the many other characters involved in the shenanigans giving each one their own individual personality. Charles Harold St. John Hamilton (August 8, 1876 -- December 24, 1961), also known as Frank Richards, was an English children's-book author. Born in Ealing, he is listed in Guinness World Records as the most prolific author of all time with a lifetime output calculated at 72-75 million words.[1] Hamilton was so prolific that his work was famously judged to be that of several authors following a formula by George Orwell in his essay Boys' Weeklies.[2] Much of his work was published in the weekly boys' papers of the time, and at times he was writing at least six stories each week, using over twenty different pen-names.[3] He is most famous for his work as Frank Richards for the weekly story paper The Magnet, but he also wrote weekly tales of Tom Merry and Co. of St Jim's for The Gem (as Martin Clifford), Jimmy Silver and Co. of Rookwood School for The Boys Friend Weekly and of the Rio Kid in The Popular (as Ralph Redway), and Bessie Bunter of Cliff House for The School Friend (as Hilda Richards, supposedly Frank Richards' sister, though "Hilda" only wrote 6 issues of that paper). Also Jack Nobody/Jack Free in Spring Books: "Jack's the Lad" and "Jack of the Circus". His most famous creation is Billy Bunter, who featured in stories set in Greyfriars School. The Billy Bunter stories were serialised in The Magnet from 1908 until the paper shortage during World War II ended its publication in 1940. After World War II Hamilton wrote a number of Bunter books, which were published by Charles Skilton and Cassell. He also wrote the scripts for the BBC's Billy Bunter television series starring Gerald Campion, which ran from 1951 to 1961. |
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