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	Playbill News: Barry Nelson, Durable Star of Stage Comedies, Dies at 86
		Barry Nelson, the likable, average-Joe star of some of the biggest Broadway comedies of the '50s and '60s, died April 7 while traveling in Bucks County, PA, it was reported.
		Nelson was cast as a philandering dentist who invents a wife as an excuse to not commit to his girlfriend Toni, played by Brenda Vaccaro.
		Barry Nelson was born Robert Haakon Nielsen in Oakland, CA, on April 16, 1920, to Scandinavian parents.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/107343.html (795 words)

	Barry Manilow Tickets - Barry Manilow Concert Tickets
		Barry Manilow was born in Brooklyn, New York where he gained a love for music at the early age of seven.
		After helping her with her success, Barry signed with Arista Records to make his solo debut, but Bette persuaded him to tour with her and he opened for her concerts.
		Barry Manilow fans are extremely loyal and his hits are viewed as timeless classics which brings his fans back for more every time he tours.
	www.premiumconcerttickets.com /barry-manilow.htm (678 words)

	Academic Interview - Barry Nelson, Northwestern University
		Bio: Professor Nelson teaches courses on stochastic modeling and computer simulation at Northwestern University and is Director of the Master of Engineering Management Program in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences of the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science.
		He was named McCormick teacher of the year in 1998, was elected to the 2002 and 2003 ASG Faculty Honor Rolls, received the 2003 Northwestern Alumni Association Excellence in Teaching Award, and was given the 2004 IIE Operations Research Division Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Operations Research.
		Professor Nelson is interested in the design and analysis of computer simulation experiments, particularly issues of statistical efficiency (such as variance-reduction techniques), multivariate output analysis (such as multiple-comparison procedures and optimization via simulation), multivariate input modeling (such as modeling and generation of time-series input processes) and metamodeling.
	www.decisioneering.com /academic/nelson.html (271 words)

	Actor Barry Nelson dies at 89 - Boston.com
		Barry Nelson, an MGM contract player during the 1940s who later had a prolific theater career and was the first actor to play James Bond on screen, has died.
		Nelson was the first actor to play James Bond onscreen has died.
		Nelson switched to the stage during the 1960s and 1970s, appearing on Broadway in "Seascape" "Mary, Mary" and "Cactus Flower." He earned a Tony nomination in 1978 for his role in "The Act," which also starred Liza Minnelli.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2007/04/13/actor_barry_nelson_dies_at_89 (485 words)

	Island Captial LLC: ABOUT US: Barry Nelson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Nelson's eight-year association with Paragon, he was also responsible for all commercial property management and leasing activities conducted from the Dallas office.
		Nelson was responsible for the development, management and leasing of over 2.5 million square feet of high rise office buildings in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
		Nelson's association with Gerald D. Hines Interests, he was responsible for the leasing of over ten million square feet of office space.
	www.islecap.com /barry-nelson.php (338 words)

	Barry K. Nelson
		Barry concentrates his practice in the areas of commercial and corporate finance and corporate and business matters.
		Barry's commercial and corporate finance practice has primarily involved the representation of financial institutions and borrowers in the documentation, negotiation and closing of secured and unsecured loans, term and revolving credit facilities, including asset based lending and limited and nonrecourse loans.
		Barry is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
	www.tuckerlaw.com /att/alpha/N/nelson_barry.html (277 words)

	John of God in Brazil
		Barry Nelson: I heard of this incredible healer "John of God" (who is referred to as "the greatest healer since Christ") from some people who received healing at his center, the Casa de Dom Inacio.
		Nelson: First, let me say that Abadiania is Portuguese for "abbey." It is located in the highlands of Central Brazil, in the state of Goias.
		Nelson: I was in need of healing, and my friends Alan Bolotin and Linaya Hahn of Buffalo Grove, Ill. (their group is "Travel for Enlightenment") introduced me to "John of God" and assisted me to get there.
	www.edgenews.com /issues/2003/06/angel.html (1378 words)

	Barry Nelson - Biography - Moviefone
		Of Scandinavian stock, Barry Nelson was no sooner graduated from the University of California-Berkeley than he was signed to an MGM contract.
		While serving in the Army, Nelson made his Broadway debut in the morale-boosting Moss Hart play Winged Victory, repeating his role (and his billing of Corporal Barry Nelson) in the 1944 film version.
		Nelson starred in a trio of 1950s TV series: the 1952 espionager The Hunter, the 1953 sitcom My Favorite Husband, and the unjustly neglected Canadian-filmed 1958 adventure series Hudson's Bay (1959).
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/barry-nelson/52160/biography (249 words)

	James Bond 007 :: MI6 - The Home Of James Bond
		Nelson, a stolid all-American who sported a crew cut, was a far cry from the actors Ian Fleming had envisioned for the role of Bond.
		Nelson’s reluctance to do the show was due to the fact that he had already been a veteran of several series that had been broadcast live.
		Barry Nelson recalls a recent experience in which he and his wife Nancy attended a small theater production that required them to take a brief elevator ride to where the play was being performed.
	www.mi6.co.uk /sections/articles/history_casino_royale.php3?t=&s= (2181 words)

	Barry C. Nelson, PhD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Barry C. Nelson, Ph.D., was recently named Vice President for Finance, Administration and Institutional Advancement at the AandM System Health Science Center, having been appointed Vice President for Finance and Business Services on April 25, 2000.
		Nelson, who previously served as assistant dean for finance and administration at the College of Medicine, earned his doctorate in educational administration in 1999 from Texas AandM University, and also holds a master of business administration degree from AandM.
		Nelson also serves on the Health Science Center's executive committee and represents the health science center on AandM System and appropriate state committees and task forces and in professional organizations concerning administration and business services.
	tobaccostat.org /about/exec/nelson.php (192 words)

	Barry Nelson - den bortglömde Bond
		Bond spelades alltså av Barry Nelson, medan skurken Le Chiffre spelades av ingen mindre än Peter Lorre, känd från storfilmer som "Casablanca".
		Barry Nelson har berättat att han vid inspelningen inte visste om att James Bond var en brittisk agent.
		Min entré i programmet var verkligen komisk och det var inte bra, för det var inte alls meningen", sade Nelson i en intervju.
	www.agent007.nu /nelson.htm (612 words)

	Barry Nelson - Overview - MSN Movies
		April 16, 1920 in Oakland, CA Biography:Of Scandinavian stock, "Barry Nelson" was no sooner graduated from the University of California-Berkeley than he was signed to an MGM contract.
		While serving in the Army, Nelson made his Broadway debut in the morale-boosting "Moss Hart" play Winged Victory, repeating his role (and his billing of Corporal Barry Nelson) in the 1944 film version.
		Nelson starred in a trio of 1950s TV series: the 1952...
	www.movies.msn.com /celebs/celeb.aspx?c=216895 (202 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Losing Nelson - Barry Unsworth - Paperback
		Barry Unsworth's Losing Nelson is a magnificent tale of celebrity, obsession, and what it's like to be woefully out of touch with the world around you.
		Barry Unsworth won the Booker Prize in 1992 for Sacred Hunger, his next novel, Morality Play, was a Booker nominee and a bestseller in both the United States and Great Britain.
		Losing Nelson is a novel of obsession, the story of a man unable to see himself separately from the hero he mistakenly idolizes.
	search.barnesandnoble.com /booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=CX0p5HcBeE&isbn=0393321177&itm=1 (1964 words)

	Barry Nelson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Barry Nelson (born April 16, 1920 in San Francisco, California), born Robert Haakon Nielson, is an American film, stage and television actor.
		One of his biggest claims to fame is that of having been the first person to play James Bond, on the television show Climax!
		Barry Nelson was the first person to portray James Bond.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barry_Nelson (111 words)

	Man of a Thousand Hats, MedExpress, News, School of Graduate Medical Sciences, Barry University, Miami Shores, Florida
		Nelson is a Fellow of the American College of Foot Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine, Associate, American College of Foot Surgeons, and a founding board member of the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine, as well as the American Academy of Wound Management.
		Barry received a research grant to conduct the study utilizing community health clinics where Nelson sends students to train and clinical faculty to treat podiatric patients.
		ACCREDITATION: Barry University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award bachelor's, master's, specialist, and doctoral degrees.
	www.barry.edu /gms/news/2001winter/thousandhats.htm (925 words)

	Barry Nelson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This is a “don’t miss” show so come in and catch Barry and a special guest at work, call it that work or not it’s a lot of fun to watch listen and sing a long.
		Barry often plays in the Twin Cities with Brendan Sheridan (accordian, tin whistle, 5-string banjo guitar, vocals): Brendan has a great command of all the instruments he plays as well as having a wonderful old style voice that brings out the best in his large repertoire of songs.
		Otherwise Barry plays with a large variety of local musicians when he comes to town either way this is a "don't miss" show so come in and catch Barry and his friends at work,...
	www.kierans.com /barrynelson.htm (274 words)

	Barry K. Nelson
		Barry K. Nelson is an attorney in the Business and Finance Department.
		Barry concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate and business matters.
		Barry's corporate and business practice includes the representation of corporate clients ranging from small privately held companies to international corporations with over $2 billion in annual sales.
	www.tuckerlaw.com /att/alpha/N/nelson_barry_corp..html (186 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Person : Barry Nelson : Biography
		Of Scandinavian stock, Barry Nelson was no sooner graduated from the University of California-Berkeley than he was signed to an MGM contract.
		While serving in the Army, Nelson made his Broadway debut in the morale-boosting Moss Hart play Winged Victory, repeating his role (and his billing of Corporal Barry Nelson) in the 1944 film version.
		Nelson starred in a trio of 1950s TV series: the 1952 espionager The Hunter, the 1953 sitcom My Favorite Husband, and the unjustly neglected Canadian-filmed 1958 adventure series Hudson's Bay (1959).
	www.vh1.com /movies/person/45983/bio.jhtml (271 words)

	MSN - News - Actor Barry Nelson Dies at 89 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		LOS ANGELES -- Barry Nelson, an MGM contract player during the 1940s who later had a prolific theater career and was the first actor to play James Bond on screen, has died.
		Nelson entered the Army during World War II and went on the road with other actors performing the wartime play "Winged Victory," which was later made into a movie starring Red Buttons, George Reeves and Nelson.
		Among his other film credits were "Airport" and "The Shining," and he also appeared on such TV shows as "Murder, She Wrote," "Dallas" and "Magnum P.I. More recently, Nelson and his second wife (they married in 1992) spent a lot of time traveling.
	music.windowsmedia.msn.com /news/article.aspx?news=258805 (382 words)

	Barry Nelson
		In the 1950s, actor Barry Nelson worked a lot in live TV, on anthology shows like The Philco Television Playhouse and Schlitz Playhouse of Stars.
		But since Bond wasn't yet an icon, CBS tinkered with the book -- Nelson's 007 was thoroughly American, "Jimmy Bond" instead of James, and he was a CIA agent, not on her majesty's secret service.
		He also made a few dozen movies, including the original Airport, where Nelson was the pilot to Dean Martin's co-pilot.
	www.nndb.com /people/059/000078822 (140 words)

	Barry A. Nelson - Estate Planning and Asset Protection Attorneys, Miami, Florida Attorney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Barry is co-founder (along with his wife, Judi) of The Victory School, Inc. for children with autism and related disabilities and serves as Chairman.
		Barry previously served as the Chairman of the National Ambassadors of the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science.
		Barry is a Chairman of the Asset Preservation Committee of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar.
	www.estatetaxlawyers.com /BioBarryNelson.html (462 words)

	LOSING NELSON - Barry Unsworth - Penguin UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		But as Charles's visiting typist Miss Lily begins to question Nelson's heroism, and as Charles unearths evidence which tarnishes the image of his icon, his own precarious sense of identity is undermined and the battle raging inside him: between darkness and light, reality and fantasy, threatens to overwhelm him...
		Losing Nelson may be Unsworth's best book to date; it is accomplished, effective, exciting and intelligent...information is cunningly deployed, the pace is perfectly controlled: the mood of zealous desperation...is heightened from page to page.
		'In Nelson's life, as in all lives, there were concurrent paths, lines running in parallel, each characterized by a cluster of attributes particular to itself, appearing simple in stated form but complex and subtle in suggestion.
	www.penguinbooks.co.uk /nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0140260919,00.html (1142 words)

	Old Woman Magoun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The hamlet of Barry's Ford is situated in a sort of high valley among the mountains.
		Nelson Barry, going up the mountain road, reflected that Old Woman Magoun had a strong character, that she understood much better than her sex in general the futility of withstanding the inevitable.
		When Nelson entered he found Old Woman Magoun on her knees beside the bed, weeping with dry eyes and a might of agony which fairly shook Nelson Barry, the degenerate of a fine old race.
	home.comcast.net /~MEWF_Short_Stories/OldWomanMagoun.htm (5859 words)

	Barry Nelson (I) - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A genial, well-respected, all-around "nice guy", the breezily handsome Barry Nelson was born Robert Haakon Nielsen on April 16, 1917, in San Francisco, California, of Scandinavian heritage.
		Barry lost major ground in films during the post-war years, but certainly made up for it on the live stage by appearing in a string of New York successes ranging from "The Rat Race" to "The Moon Is Blue."
		In the 1960s he continued to demonstrate his acting muscle on stage and TV, although he did manage to preserve on film his starring role in Mary, Mary (1963), a huge Broadway hit with Debbie Reynolds co-starring in place of stage partner Barbara Bel Geddes.
	us.imdb.com /name/nm0625167/bio (781 words)

	Barry Nelson at Hollywood.com
		Nelson evolved into a dashing TV lead in the 50s and 60s and found his greatest success on the Broadway stage in a series of hit comedies and musicals.
		Nelson headlined his own series, playing US government agent Bart Adams, a suave master of disguises, on the Cold War-themed "The Hunter" (CBS, 1952; syndication, 1952-54).
		Nelson continued popping up on the small screen in dramatic anthologies, specials, TV-movies and guest shots, though with decreasing frequency since the mid-70s.
	www.hollywood.com /celebrity/Barry_Nelson/193253 (983 words)

	Barry Nelson News - Topix
		Barry Nelson, an MGM contract player during the 1940s who later had a prolific television and theater career, died on April 7 while traveling in Pennsylvania, his wife, Nansi Nelson, said.
		Nelson first played 007 in a one-hour TV adaptation of "Casino Royale" in 1954, eight years before Sean Connery played the British agent in the big screen adaptation of "Dr. No."
		I edit the Barry Nelson News pages on Topix when no humans are available to help.
	www.topix.net /who/barry-nelson (483 words)

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