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	Carl Chinn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Professor Carl Stephen Alfred Chinn MBE (born 6 September 1956) is a historian, writer, radio presenter, magazine editor, newspaper columnist, media personality, local celebrity, and famous Brummie, whose working life has been devoted to the study and popularisation of the city of Birmingham in England.
		Chinn holds the position of Professor of Community History at the University of Birmingham and is also director of the Birmingham Lives project.
		Chinn's parents were Alfred and Sylvia, he was married in 1978 to Kathleen Doyle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carl_Chinn (837 words)

	BirminghamLives - The Carl Chinn Archive
		Carl's belief in the importance of the testimony of working-class people was strengthened by his experiences as an adult education tutor.
		Consequently, Carl now has what is probably the biggest archive of working-class life stories in the world, consisting of thousands of letters and photos, hundreds of oral history interviews and a variety of memorabilia and ephemera.
		In 1998 Carl was one of only 200 citizens of Birmingham who were invited to meet President Clinton during the G8 summit in the city and during this time he gave a talk on Birmingham to the G8 ambassadors.
	www.bgfl.org /carlchinn/about.cfm?mr= (1594 words)

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		Chinn was about seventy-one years of age and last evening went to bed apparently as well as usual, although his infirmities have been showing on him for some time past.
		Miss Sallie Chinn kept house for her father and was aroused from her sleep last evening by his hard breathing, and when she reached his bedside, he drew his last breath without saying a word.
		Chinn was making his last trip and ten minutes later he would have been on his way home when fate decreed that he life should be snuffed out so cruelly.
	www.lawrencecountyohio.com /obits/people/mulligan.htm (8884 words)

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		Birmingham School of Speech and Drama is pleased to announce that BBC WM's Carl Chinn MBE is to become a patron of the school.
		Carl Chinn is well-known in the Birmingham area, with his daily radio chat show on BBC West Midlands, his weekly history column in the Birmingham Evening Mail and his own magazine called 'Carl Chinn's Brummagem'.
		Carl joins Laurie Mansfield, chairman of International Artistes and producer of worldwide hit shows such as 'Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story' and 'Jolson - The Musical', who is also a patron of the school.
	www.bssd.ac.uk /Press/Releases/9.aspx (294 words)

	Carl Chinn - Author Profile
		Professor Carl Chinn MBE Ph.D. is well-known throughout Birmingham and the Black Country as a historian, broadcaster, newspaper columnist and author.
		Carl's popularity with Brummies is shown not only through his book sales, the readership of his articles and the listening figures for his radio shows but also in other ways.
		Carl was one of only 200 citizens of Birmingham who were invited to meet President Clinton during the G8 summit in the city and during this time he gave a talk on Birmingham to the G8 ambassadors.
	www.brewinbooks.com /authorprofiles/carlchinn.htm (711 words)

	BMOC Product 2
		Carl is Brummie born and bred and is the best person to give you the historical facts about this region.
		Carl Chinn was made an honorary member in 1999 when Chairman Mike Price and Magazine Editor Ian Wilson were guests on Dr. Carl Chinn`s Radio show on BBC Radio WM (95.6 fm).
		Carl Chinn is a Local Historian based at Birmingham University, and is a well known local personality.
	www.bmoc.carlovers.co.uk /prod02.htm (131 words)

	Sligo Weekender: Nostalgia expert Carl passes time in Sligo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		But eclectic historian Carl Chinn was in town last weekend to record a two hour history show for the Brummies.
		Carl was on a visit with his old former Birmingham friend Brendan Mulvey who is now settled in Colga, Co. Leitrim, just outside Sligo town.
		Carl Chinn has another Irish connection as his wife Kay is from Dublin.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=6228 (195 words)

	BBC WM - Carl Chinn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brummie born and bred, his Mom from Aston, his Dad from Sparkbrook, Carl was born in the exotic Sorrento hospital in Moseley.
		Carl writes a weekly local history column in the Birmingham Evening Mail and edits the popular Carl Chinn's Brummagem Magazine as well as presenting his BBC WM show.
		In 2001 Carl was awarded the MBE for his services to local history and charity.
	www.bbc.co.uk /england/radiowm/carl_chinn.shtml (163 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| West Midlands \| Historian says Bullring lacks heart
		Professor Carl Chinn, a Birmingham historian, claims the redevelopment has neglected those who traditionally shopped and made their living in the Bull Ring.
		He said traders and barrow boys from the historic markets, part of Birmingham since a charter was awarded in 1166, had to sacrifice their street pitches when the first indoor shopping centre opened in the 60s.
		Professor Chinn said the optimism did not last and was replaced by disillusionment in the following decade.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/west_midlands/3078514.stm (481 words)

	Birmingham Central Mosque
		Birmingham historian Professor Carl Chinn was at the Central Mosque today as part of his contribution on BBC Radio WM's Ed Doolan Show.
		Carl was at the mosque to broadcast a feature about its history and about the holy month of Ramadhan.
		Carl Chinn is considered to be a very close friend of the mosque and the local Muslim community and has made numerous visits to the place of worship before.
	www.centralmosque.org.uk /?page=news&news_id=mosque_2004-10-20_0001 (205 words)

	BirminghamLives - The Carl Chinn Archive
		Two years later, Carl's first book was published, They Worked All Their Lives.
		Both these books saw Carl develop his approach to social history, whereby working-class people tell their own stories.
		This adult education work emphasised to Carl that teachers not only taught but also learned from their students.
	www.bgfl.org /carlchinn/about.cfm (1594 words)

	Carl Chinn. Brummagem Books
		Dr Carl Chinn MBE is a passionate Brummie born and bred.
		All of the words and phrases included in the dictionary are Brummagemisms of one kind or another, and each has been verified as such; either through cross-referencing with dialect surveys, academic studies, existing glossaries, or confirmation received from those who actually speak the Brummagem dialect themselves or have heard it spoken by others.
		Read the inside story by Carl Chinn, the community historian who led the public campaign against BMW's plans, and Stephen Dyson, the journalist who became perhaps the closest observer of the Rover affair.
	www.virtualbrum.co.uk /amazon/chinn.htm (517 words)

	Fish, Carl Russell on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		FISH, CARL RUSSELL [Fish, Carl Russell] 1876-1932, American historian, b.
		Hunt for the lost Glory Hole; Carl Chinn uncovers the secrets of Brum's forgotten `Glory Hole' and `Little Jerusalem'.
		A Sunday pint and a pile of penny winkles; Double Chinn Here's a bumper Bank Holiday bundle of your Old Brum memories - sparked by Carl's weekly column in the Evening Mail.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/F/Fish-C1ar.asp (362 words)

	holteenders.com - Story
		Carl Chinn compered the meeting, Jonathan Fear explained how the VFC formed and why*.
		The original idea for Villa Fans Combined followed on from Carl Chinn's impassioned article in The Times calling for "a roots and branch change" in the way the club is owned and run.
		A special thanks has to go out to Carl Chinn for his tireless efforts and his support, Dennis Mortimer for being Dennis Mortimer, a hero to us all, and to Brian Travers of UB40 for his message of support.
	astonvilla.rivals.net /?sid=882&p=2&stid=8308748 (2182 words)

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		It's Carl Chinn who has the show on Radio WM - Roy stood in for him on two Sundays last August.
		Carl Chinn also wrote the Foreword for the book "Brum Rocked!" Now, I don't know for sure that Carl Chinn isn't Charlie Chinn.
		Carl Wayne has also been known as Charlie Wayne, so maybe the two names (Carl and Charlie) are interchangeable.
	www.eskimo.com /~noanswer/move_archives/movedigest_366.txt (3394 words)

	Talk:Brummie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is NOT a nasal accent any more so than certain people i have met from other parts of the country, there are massive variations of accent within the city and that is just down to how we are made and brought up.
		As I said in the edit summary, here's an article by Carl Chinn, probably the chief authority on this dialect, which mentions the expression but makes no reference to "thoss".
		"Carl Chinn, probably the chief authority on this dialect".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Brummie (8880 words)

	Desert Island Beers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Historian Carl Chinn is one of Brum's all-round good eggs.
		The one word that crops up time and time again when people talk about Carl is 'enthusiastic.' He is certainly a bloke who brings history alive in his many fields of study and work.
		I'm not quite sure how Carl fits everything in but he also writes a weekly column for the Express and Star and also produces a monthly magazine on all things Brum.
	www.midlandspubs.co.uk /desertisland (501 words)

	eBay.co.uk - by carl, CDs, Fiction Books, Non-Fiction Books items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		feuille damour polka by carl kiefert circa 1920
		Lord Of The Underworld (Carl Jung) by Colin Wilson 1984
		Evolution The Triumph of an Idea.by Carl Zimmer.
	search.ebay.co.uk /by-carl_W0QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1 (435 words)

	BBC Birmingham - Your Birmingham - Bullring memories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Carl writes a weekly local history column in the Birmingham Evening Mail and edits the popular Carl Chinn's Brummagem Magazine
		Carl Chinn talks about the history of the Birmingham Bullring.
		Watch Carl Chinn as he takes you on a historical tour of the Bullring Shopping Centre.
	bbc.co.uk /birmingham/your_birmingham/bullring/bullring_history.shtml (591 words)

	Question Time
		Carl Chinn said: "It is important that the future king doesn't involve himself in major party political debate.
		Carl Chinn said: "Education has been too long seen as preparing certain people for certain kinds of jobs...
		Carl Chinn said: "It's very important that we have different views and it would be wrong, I think, if every parliamentarian and each political party was all totally pro-Europe.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/question_time/your_comments/360099.stm (2571 words)

	Solihull Council - Press Releases
		Carl Chinn to broadcast in live radio show from Hobs Moat Library
		Carl Chinn, MBE; well known historian, and author; will be broadcasting on The Ed Doolan Show live from Hobs Moat Library on Friday 16th July between 12-1pm as part of the Hobs Moat library re-opening celebrations.
		If you would like to be part of the audience, or ask a question live on air please come to Hobs Moat library for this free event.
	www.solihull.gov.uk /wwwce/asps/article.asp?id=648 (262 words)

	Press Release - Bentley Cairns LHI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Chief constable of Staffordshire, John Giffard, and BBC Radio WM’s Carl Chinn are to join local schoolchildren for the opening of an historic Civil War site on Friday 27th May in Walsall.
		John Giffard, Chief Constable of Staffordshire, is a direct descendent of Charles Giffard who was instrumental in securing King Charles II’s escape from Worcester in 1651, and it was on his estate at Chillington that the king hid in the famous Boscobel oak tree.
		Carl Chinn is a well known local historian and broadcaster.
	www.countryside.gov.uk /LAR/Regions/WestMidlands/whoWeAre/pressReleases/bentley_cairns.asp (826 words)

	:::Villa Fans Combined::: In Depth Report Commissioned (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As part of this process, a prominent businessman and fanatical Villa fan who cares deeply about the club has been approached by VFC supporter Carl Chinn and a meeting is to be arranged at their earliest convenience to include representatives of VFC, Carl Chinn and former Villa captain Dennis Mortimer.
		VFC are proud that respected names such as Dennis Mortimer and Carl Chinn are fully behind the VFC campaign to remove the current board and replace them with a more dynamic set up".
		The formation of VFC was inspired by Carl Chinn's impassioned call for a second revolution when he declared that "Unless there's a radical change at the club I don't think I'll ever see Villa as one of football's greats again."
	www.villafc.com /PR_20030518.html (758 words)

	Welcome Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The official 'cutting of the tape' was performed by, Dr Carl Chinn and the Lord Mayor of Birmingham.
		The Lord Mayor gave a speech followed by Carl Chinn who brought to light the need for this vital and necessary service that the Welcome shop will provide.
		Carl brought to light the need for this vital and necessary service that the Welcome shop will provide.
	www.entapeople.com /welcome/videoplayer2.asp (308 words)

	News & Events: Birmingham History Centre Set To Open (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Community historian, Carl Chinn, whose brainchild the Centre is, and Lecturer in Birmingham Studies, Peter Leather will be moving in by the end of September to prepare the Centre for its public opening in the New Year.
		A call will go out in the New Year for volunteers to help with the creation of a computer-based "Carl Chinn Archive" bringing together the tens of thousands of letters and taped interviews collected by the popular historian over the past twelve years.
		Peter Leather said, "This is the result of years of work by Carl and myself in separate institutions which is now going to be brought together under one roof.
	www.education.bham.ac.uk /news/archive/sept01/birmhist.htm (255 words)

	Quinton Local History Society - Bourne College War Memorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It was installed at The Quinborne Centre, and unveiled by Dr. Carl Chinn, MBE, on 30th June 2001.
		Carl Chinn makes a moving speech before unveiling the new memorial.
		Carl Chinn and his dad, Buck Chinn, in front of the new Memorial.
	www.qlhs.org.uk /memorial/memorial.htm (247 words)

	Chinn Family Genealogy Forum
		Re: Rebecca (Becky) Chinn of Colorado - Wiley Chinn 6/06/01
		Re: Rebecca (Becky) Chinn of Colorado - Kimberly 6/21/01
		Re: Rebecca (Becky) Chinn of Colorado - Carl Chinn 5/08/01
	genforum.genealogy.com /chinn (2381 words)

	VFC Press Release - Protest Meeting \|\| Villa-Mania - Unofficial Aston Villa News and Views
		VFC can confirm that Carl Chinn has kindly agreed to compere the meeting and has said "Aston Villa belongs to its fans.
		VFC have been working tirelessly approaching businessmen and advisors and momentum is building, especially with the backing of such well respected figures as Carl Chinn, Brian Travers and of course our most illustrious former Captain Dennis Mortimer.
		Jonathan Fear, a spokesperson for VFC says "every single Villa fan is an integral part of this club, the apathy has got to stop and the fans have got the perfect opportunity to back the campaign to remove the current board and very clearly demonstrate their feelings.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s38/st25385.htm (600 words)

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