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Candidate Owen   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Charlie Owen is an attorney and businessman who makes his home in Louisville with his wife, Joanne, and step-daughter, Clay McClure. Charlie was recognized for the extraordinary progress Kentucky made during this seven year period when he was twice elected Chair of the National Conference of State Crime Commission Directors. Owen is a former member of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education that has overseen Kentucky's recent progress in postsecondary education, serves the Board of the Governor's Scholars and the Kentucky YMCA Youth Association. www.lwvky.org /Candidate-Owen.htm   (978 words)

[No title] Owen opened by thanking the audience for its attendance, and stating his pleasure in seeing such a large crowd because he is pleased when “younger people are interested in public policy.” Owen attributed Kentucky’s financial problems to the national woes. Owen said he is not concerned about the title that comes with the job, but instead spoke of his desire to have an impact in his state. Owens’ theme was that Chandler is independent and courageous, while Pence’s theme was that Fletcher’s leadership qualifications and experience are clearly worthy of the job, and that Fletcher would change the political culture of Franfort. spider.georgetowncollege.edu /georgetonian/pages/0317/front.html   (1704 words)

The Boat Builder From White River   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) A quote often attributed to Jim Owen was that, "If you were too busy to go fishing, you were just too busy!" The guides who worked for Owen, people like Charlie Barnes and his son David, made $3 a day at a time when floaters paid $5 to $12 per day for the trip. Charlie Barnes, the inventor of the Ozark johnboat, died in Branson in 1964. Charlie Barnes is gone, and the White River lies sleeping beneath a series of reservoirs, but as long as David and his family care, Charlie Barnes' name, and his carefully crafted boats, will be among the legends of the Ozarks. www.conservation.state.mo.us /conmag/1996/07/40.html   (2226 words)

Journal Gazette/Times-Courier Online   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Charlie Owen, Democratic lieutenant governor candidate, stopped in Winchester Wednesday at the former Rockwell International building as part of his "Travels with Charlie" tour. Owen said Kentucky's next governor will face three challenges, including balancing the budget, getting the state on a sound financial basis and bringing jobs back to the state. Owen said Fletcher claims that job loss is a statewide problem and that surrounding states are doing better. www.winchestersun.com /articles/2003/10/09/local_news/news03.txt   (747 words)

Dust, Deception & Death   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Owen's first stop was at the Appalachian News-Express in Pikeville, and the editor said that neither he nor his staff had time to talk to Owen, who is running in the Democratic primary. Owen said his impression from reading the stories was that the problem lies in enforcement, but he promised to explore all possible solutions. Owen finished his tour with a trip to the Hindman newspaper and an interview with a local television station on the steps of the Perry County Courthouse in Hazard. www.courier-journal.com /dust/dust_continuing_owen.html   (495 words)

Clonmany : It's Us They're Talking About 1999 - Charlie Owen Charlie Owen was born in 1910 and is renowned in his townland of Gortnahinson and beyond for the keenness of both his memory and his wit. In true seanchai fashion, Charlie uses these headings throughout our conversation to keep him focussed on the task in hand, while still digressing far enough from the topic to remind you that this is not a history lesson, but a living memory. Time and again, Charlies' reminiscences glide from the general to the particular, from the broadly political to the specifically local, with such an ease as would almost make you suspect that he had been orchestrating the course of events from the start. www.clonmany.com /mcglinchey/magazines/1999/cowen.shtml   (514 words)

Owen Jensen Owen Jensen was born in Pleasant Grove, Utah. Owen Jensen got his first tattoo in 1913 from Bob Hodge on the Lucky Bill Show. Owen Jensen last worked on the Nu-Pike in Long Beach with Lee Roy Minugh (shown here with Paul Rogers) at #26 Chestnut, just a stone's throw from Bert Grimm's location at #22. www.tattooarchive.com /history/jensen_owen.htm   (1059 words)

Henry County Local Eleven-year-old Charlie Miller, a fifth grader at Eastern Elementary School, was killed in a car accident this weekend in Owen County. Charlie and his dad were on their way from their Henry County home in Pleasureville to a job site in Frankfort. Charlie's mother volunteered daily at both schools while his father offered his time and services to care for the flooring at school. www.hclocal.com /articles/2005/04/27/news/news01.txt   (1037 words)

Blackflix.com: Reviews Walker's spirit is finally crushed when Owen accidentally walks into a bus station's lunch room labled for "Whites Only," and several white men force Walker to spank Owen in front of the lunchroom crowd creating a riff between father and son for years. But Owen feels his father is a broken man. So he ignores his father's advice and continues to protest against the city. Finally Owen is arrested with his friends Charlie and Isaac for disturbing the peace after orchestrating a school walk out with Mr. www.blackflix.com /reviews/freedom_song.html   (626 words)

BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Owen scores drama first   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) England and Liverpool striker Michael Owen is swapping goal-scoring glory for acting fame as the hero of a children's drama for BBC One. Owen plays himself in the show but takes on magical qualities to come alive from a bedroom poster to offer advice to troubled, budding footballer Charlie. Owen, who has been out of the game due to injury, filmed his scenes on location in London and Wrexham last August. news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/652273.stm   (604 words)

Candidate tired of being known for his millions Owen, 65, said he agreed to become Chandler's lieutenant governor candidate "for a very simple reason, and that is to make a genuine difference in my state on as wide a basis as I can." Owen's experience in state government began with his stint as executive director of the Kentucky Crime Commission from 1967-1974. Owen said he's grown frustrated with being labeled a big bucks candidate, a label he said detracts from his experience. www.enquirer.com /editions/2003/10/12/loc_kyltgov12.html   (539 words)

ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theatre | The Archive | The Cinder Path While Charlie is adapting to life running the farm, his wife is going her own way in her inherited Newcastle townhouse.When conscription comes in, Charlie is drafted into the Army as a private, but is in for a shock when he reaches training camp. Charlie, out of sympathy for the farm family responsible for the death, has agreed to keep quiet about the awkward details. Charlie, in a rare show of spirit, has ordered Slater off the farm and out of his life -- he hopes. www.pbs.org /wgbh/masterpiece/archive/163/300e.html   (349 words)

STLtoday - Entertainment - Movies   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) In "Closer," Owen proved that he was something more than a potential James Bond, but in the predictable thriller "Derailed," he plays a Chicago ad executive who is something less than resourceful and sympathetic. When we meet Charlie Schine (Owen), he and his wife (Melissa George) are tending to their diabetic daughter (Addison Timlin) in their suburban home. Charlie can't just go to the cops because Lucinda says the shame will destroy her marriage. www.stltoday.com /stltoday/entertainment/reviews.nsf/movie/story/502A1BFE8D3F4977862570B5007868AA?OpenDocument   (427 words)

Owen Coffin   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Owen Coffin was cabin boy aboard the whaler Essex, which was destroyed by a sperm whale in 1819. Owen ended up in the lifeboat with Captain Pollard, his uncle. Owen's body kept the others alive for ten days (Captain Pollard refused to eat his nephew). www.wfmu.org /charlie/owen_coffin.html   (303 words)

[No title] Owen blamed Fletcher’s stance on campaign contributions he received from large pharmacuetical companies, and claimed that Fletcher doesn’t care about the state’s middle class. Owen has been traveling around the state by helicopter for several weeks, visiting more than 30 Kentucky towns, he said. During the dinner, Owen’s helicopter was parked on the lawn outside the conference center, between the building and Rawlings Stadium’s endzone. spider.georgetowncollege.edu /georgetonian/pages/0316/news.html   (2367 words)

The Popkorn Junkie :: The Big Bounce Owen Wilson stars as a beach bum/athlete named Jack Ryan, who falls for Nancy Hayes (Sara Foster), who unfortunately happens to be the mistress of resident bad guy Ray Ritchie (Gary Sinise), whose right hand man Lou Harris (Vinnie Jones) gets into a televised fight with Ryan. Charlie Sheen co-stars as Bob, Jr., Ritchie's henchman and Morgan Freeman rounds out the cast Walter Crewes, the man who gives Ryan a job at his resort, which is what really sets up all the mayhem. Charlie Sheen and Vinnie Jones have the most fun with their roles, and they seem at ease with their characters. popkornjunkie.com /reviews/bigbounce.html   (614 words)

Thomas Hawk's Digital Connection: Microsoft's Charlie Owen Responds to My Media Center "Rant" Now Charlie makes a good point that this may be a necessary step but I still can't help but to wonder if the content providers aren't being dragged fighting and kicking into this whole thing and will use any delay tactic possible. Next Charlie takes me to task for the "cheap shot" of painting what would appear to be a growing number of Media Center sales as less about a gateway to the living room and more as a cheap add on to a regularly purchased PC. Charlie writes "just because you don't see it Right Now doesn't mean we have ignored the feedback and aren't working on the solution." This is my point though Charlie. thomashawk.com /2005/09/microsofts-charlie-owen-responds-to-my.html   (3867 words)

Boots & Sabers - The blogging will continue until morale improves... If you were astutely listening to Charlie Sykes this morning (and if you weren’t, why the heck not?), you heard that Owen was going to make his television debut this Sunday on Charlie Sykes’ Sunday Insight. Earlier this week, Charlie emailed Owen and asked him to be a panelist on this week’s show about bloggers. He thought we were meeting Owen at the gas station and didn’t get the concept of a TV station. www.bootsandsabers.com /index.php/weblog/comments_w_sidebars/5993   (1019 words)

Businessman to run for governor   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Owen, 61, a multimillionaire who made a fortune in cable television and real estate development, made the declaration during a phone interview Tuesday afternoon. Owen carried all three Northern Kentucky counties in the 1998 Democratic Senate primary, spending nearly $7 million of his own money in the race. Owen, a lawyer who worked as a federal prosecutor for 11 years early in his career and later served three governors as head of the former Kentucky Crime Commission. www.enquirer.com /editions/2002/04/17/loc_businessman_to_run.html   (353 words)

Campaign Finance Issue Could Be Key To Expensive Kentucky Battle - May 9, 1998 Democrat Charlie Owen, who boasts that he does not take contributions from political action committees or lobbyists, says that he has to tap his personal fortune to avoid being "bought" by special interests. Owen's millions seem to have moved public opinion polls, but there is debate over how much. Although observers have been predicting a Bunning-Baesler match-up for months, Owen says he is the only one who can compete with the money Bunning is expected to raise, and the help McConnell is expected to give him. www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1998/05/12/cq/kentucky.html   (1725 words)

Delmarvaobits.com Charlie Earl Owen, age 87, of Colora, MD, died Wednesday January 10, 2001 at Southern Chester County Medical Center. Owen was a Navy veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Mary B. Owen and a son, Allan W. Owen both of Colora; a brother, Gilbert G. Owen of Joppa, MD; 4 sisters, Ruby Kilby, Violet Weaver, Stella Testerman, all of Mouth of Wilson, VA and Alta Richardson of Joppa; and 4 grandchildren. www.delmarvaobits.com /archives.cfm?obit=440   (198 words)

Episode 16-Cupid's Arrow OWEN walks in to find LOU speaking with a man appearing to be in his late twenties. OWEN is standing in the doorway of a classroom, watching as a crowd of children shuffle through the hallway, chattering noisily. OWEN is in class, sitting at a desk in the middle of the room. thesalingerspo5.homestead.com /e16.html   (6557 words)

LEO -- Louisville Eccentric Observer   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Charlie criticizes Steve’s running mate, Ernie Fletcher, for his vote in Congress against a bill that would have allowed importation of FDA-approved foreign prescription drugs cheaper than those available in the United States. Owen: “I think it’s one of the most interesting of all the issues we face. Democrat Charlie Owen is married, has a step-daughter, and is said to have made enough money in cable television and real estate that the phrase “millionaire businessman” usually precedes his name. www.leoweekly.com /archives/102203/cs-gov.shtml   (2318 words)

Working Class Ringos   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Despite the addition of another instrument, the sound is free, spacious, "It's weird isn't it?", Owen observes, "You add another instrument but it gives it more space. Charlie's input was dragging that one out, stretching it out, getting the most out of something so simple. Charlie's dobro and Conway's piano give a lot of colour to many of the tracks on Triple Skin Marquee. home.iprimus.com.au /goldenriver/beat.htm   (456 words)

Clive Owen - Charlie Rose   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Clive Owen: Um...I really...I'm not sure...I think I know what i'm doing, but nothing's been absolutely locked up... Owen: (long pause, smirk) All this talk about Bond, that's all there is. Owen: Yeah, but at the same time, I, I feel like in the last, you know... www.murphsplace.com /owen/rose.html   (229 words)

The Nears » Drinks last night with Charlie Owen   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) I had an opportunity to spend some time last night with Charlie Owen, who heads up the developer and partner efforts for Media Center at Microsoft. Charlie has been active in the user community for some time now, and has recently raised his profile by stepping into some developer conversations at thegreenbutton, and an entertaining and real conversation blog-to-blog last week with Thomas Hawk. After meeting face to face, my respect for Charlie continues as does my impression that the eHome team is going well beyond what they need to in order to engage their users. www.thenears.com /archives/170   (267 words)

[No title] CHARLIE is pacing back and forth, rubbing his eyes and his mouth in a nervous manner. CHARLIE: (Sighs) Well, when we were in the hospital, I guess me and Kirsten well, were so preoccupied with everything going on that we really didn’t have time to think about the problems we’re having. Owen needs someone to be there for him and I’m not gonna cut his time short because you of your stupid party. www.angelfire.com /ca2/swani/E9A.html   (5839 words)

Sons and Daughters Website - Episode Guide Owen nods that he'll ask for Janice's father's permission and then they'll tell his mother tonight, at the ball. Owen is standing in the hallway - wearing a tuxedo - and he tells Janice eagerly that her father was willing to give his consent. Owen, however, pulls her back and reminds her that she has to talk to his mother. www.sonsanddaughters.co.uk /episodes/ep796.htm   (2914 words)

Clonmany : It's Us They're Talking About 1999 - Charlie Owen There are times when Charlies memory could legitimately be described as photographic, and never more so than when he is recounting a situation which was more than usually tense or dramatic. During the course of conversation about feast days and priests, Charlie remarks that it was customary for the young people to make their First Communion and their Confirmation in the same year. I enquire somewhat naively as to how real the danger had been and Charlie assures me that there were many villages that weren't as lucky as Clonmany, referring me to "Dan Breen's book". www.clonmany.com /mcglinchey/magazines/1999/cowen7.shtml   (889 words)

Episode 13-Leap of Faith OWEN is carrying a box, and both boys have backpacks over their shoulders. CHARLIE and OWEN pull up to Lou’s Pawn Shop, which is located on the corner of a street. CHARLIE: (Chuckles) Actually the guy she was interviewing with felt so bad about her missing the flight that he’s keeping her company. thesalingerspo5.homestead.com /e14.html   (5605 words)

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