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	Donald III of Scotland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		1033 - 1099) was king of Scotland from 1093 to 1094 and 1094 to 1097.
		Donald III took the throne of Scotland in 1093 on the death of his brother Malcolm III, in a joint rule with his nephew Edmund I.
		However, Bethóc's descendants did not make a bid for the Scottish throne until 1290, when her descendant John Comyn of Badenoch, heir of William Comyn, son of Hextilda, was one of claimants to the Scottish throne after the death of Margaret of Norway.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Donald_III_of_Scotland (380 words)

	Scotland Survey
		Scotland, despite being a peripheral region of the EU, is for the most part a region with highly developed industry and internal infrastructure, an educated population, a strong cultural heritage and considerable output and consumption of IT and media.
		Scotland is a peripheral region of the EU with one southern border with England.
		Scotland consists broadly of 3 geographical regions: the Central Lowlands belt, the Highlands and Islands, and the Southern Uplands.
	www.rcss.ed.ac.uk /SLIM/private/national/edinburgh/Scotland.html (5689 words)

	Sprint Racing
		In Scotland, regattas are held during the summer months at Kirkcaldy, Linlithgow and Broadwood Loch near Cumbernauld.
		Competitors from Scotland also travel to Nottingham to take part in British Championship regattas.
		Coaching is available in many areas of Scotland with specialist advice and training for people interested in canoe racing.
	www.canoescotland.com /Default.aspx?tabid=241 (278 words)

	Scotland News.Net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Here, you can find a flavour of these - Scotland's often turbulent past, her extraordinary people, the rich diversity of her arts and culture, and the many other features found around the country which have produced a nation that treasures its past and keenly anticipates its future.
		Scotland News.Net is part of an international network of news sites, dedicated to the major regions, countries and cities of the world.
		Links to Scotland sports sites, and a regional map are also features of our site, and we regularly provide polls of general interest.
	feeds.scotlandnews.net /?rid=0242d415471a4479&cat=5ba58fd38447f467&f=1 (1081 words)

	Pan Celtic Competitions
		Competitors from Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall and Isle of Man should make contact with their relevent local committee.
		All competitors must send entries in the first instance through their National Committee, and must adhere to the competition rules, as well as the general rules of participation in the festival.
		Each competitor must sing in a Celtic language two contrasting songs, which must be in a traditional mode.
	homepage.eircom.net /~panceltic2002/pages/competitions.html (3491 words)

	Warwick Boar - Sport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The annual event sees competitors from Scotland, England and Ireland competing individually, in club teams, and also nationally with four representatives selected from each country.
		A syncro competition was held on Sunday for pairs of competitors, gaining marks for individual form, and for the synchronicity of their landings.
		A variation on trampolining is the double mini-tramp, where competitors have a run up to perform two skills, one on the small-scale trampoline and one to a dismount.
	www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk /boar?article=328 (448 words)

	Scotland
		Scotland triumphed on closing day to take the Championship for the first time with both pairs winning their games in style.
		With competitors from England, Ireland and Wales each country was represented by two rinks split into two round robin sections to produce a winner into the final.
		Scotland's other rink in the event comprised Willie Paul (Edinburgh), Jim Bright (Perth), Willie Harkness (Coatbridge) and Willie Wood MBE (East Lothian), shared 200 for finishing in third place.
	www.lawnbowls.com.au /scotland1999.htm (4078 words)

	MicroStrategy - Bank of Scotland: MicroStrategy Customer Success Story
		With increased pressure from new competitors, such as supermarkets and energy suppliers entering the financial services market, Bank of Scotland needed to ensure the loyalty of its existing customers while attracting new ones.
		Bank of Scotland was founded over 300 years ago as a retail bank and still retains 325 branches focused on personal and business banking services, with the emphasis on quality of customer service and local decision making.
		Bank of Scotland wants to ensure it maintains its excellent customer relations and this places a new emphasis on effective use of targeted direct mail as an aid to communication and the relationship building process.
	www.microstrategy.com /Customers/Successes/uk/bankofscotland.asp (1770 words)

	Scotland's NIG Insures Triathlon Competitors Against Monster Attack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		While most of Scotland braces for the upcoming G8 summit in Edinburgh, some 100 or so triathletes have a different concern.
		They're scheduled to compete in a triathlon around and in Scotland's legendary Loch Ness on July 23, and they're worried about the monster, affectionately known as "Nessie," who's said to inhabit the dark waters of the Loch.
		The competitors, who come from France, South Africa, Italy and Germany, as well as the U.K., will swim two laps in Loch Ness' Urquhart Bay.
	insurancejournal.com /news/international/2005/07/05/56854.htm?print=1 (213 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Blair salutes Scots' medal haul
		The prime minister has said Scotland's competitors should be proud of their efforts at the Commonwealth Games.
		The competition is coming to an end in Melbourne after 12 days, with Scotland enjoying success, particularly in the swimming events.
		The prime minister praised the atmosphere surrounding the Melbourne games and said he hoped it would be "a good omen" for Scotland's bid for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/4846784.stm (303 words)

	JKA Scotland
		On Saturday 1st July, JKA Scotland held a course and grading event for over 400 students who were taught by Bura Sensei and Ohta Sensei.
		JKA Scotland are proud to announce our squad of competitors participating in the Funakoshi Gichin Cup 10th World Karate-Do Championships which will be held in Sydney, Australia from 14-20th August 2006.
		For the first time in JKA Scotland history, all competitors attending a major competition are fully funded thanks to an excellent response to our fundraising activities from a variety of sponsors around the country.
	www.jkascotland.com (240 words)

	Colin McRae Forest Rally
		This year's Rally bringing competitors from Scotland and further afield to race through the spectacular forests of Highland Perthshire.
		The area has proved itself to be ideal for rallying featuring a rugged landscape with extensive forested areas that provide a real challenge for competitors and an exciting spectacle for visitors and locals alike.
		This means that competitors will again have a chance of tackling some of British rallying's most famous forest stages such as Craigvinean, Errochty, Drummond Hill and this year, Fonab.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/colinmcraeforestrally (341 words)

	Scottish Olympic Team - Campaign for Scotland to be represented at the Olympic Games
		Scotland has a proud sporting tradition going back hundreds of years.
		Scotland don't always qualify for the major football tournaments and it seems a bit like looking a gift horse in the mouth if we do not do all we can to make it possible to compete in the Olympic Games.
		Scots have won many medals over the years while with the GB team and more competitors for Scotland would equate to a greater haul of medals.
	www.scottish-olympic-team.co.uk /info.php (474 words)

	Badders.com Forum - NO SCOTLAND TEAM IN MELBOURNE FOR COMMYS
		So from winning a medal at the last games and raising awareness for the sport in scotland to no longer sending a team because they are not going to win a medal.
		It was announced that the head selector felt that this would be a desicion which the majority of players in scotland would approve of.
		If this continues and teams are withdrawn in this way, firstly there is little for people to aim for and secondly, once those players capable of competing at that level retire or get injured, there is no fall back position as there is nobody to step up and take their place.
	www.badders.com /forum/printthread.html?t=1616 (955 words)

	The Scotsman - Games coach in steroid inquiry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		AN INQUIRY has been launched by Scotland’s Commonwealth Games Council amid allegations that a senior coach is involved in the supply of banned steroids.
		Jim Ferguson, 63, the team manager for Scotland’s weightlifting competitors was due to leave today for Manchester with more than 200 Scottish athletes preparing for the games.
		However, his position could be in jeopardy after newspaper reports alleged yesterday that he introduced users of his gym to a dealer illegally selling the performance-enhancing drugs.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=786012002 (1006 words)

	RBL Scotland
		Piping is a very Scottish recreation and is no less so amongst the members of The Royal British Legion Scotland.
		There is no Legion Pipe Band as such, instead there are thirty-two Bands throughout Scotland, which are recognised and sponsored by a Branch of the Legion.
		The National Piping Committee, which organises this event, is entirely appreciative of the fact that it is the support that is gained from the Branches and the members, in general, who allow their Bands to take part, which makes the whole event possible.
	www.rblscotland.org /index.cfm/fuseaction,areacontent/area_id,7 (289 words)

	The Kingdom - 2003/08/20: Bog woman Julia to muscle in on Ryan
		The games are a new addition to the popular festival and will include such exciting challenges as caber-tossing, stone and hammer throwing and shot putt.
		Competitors from Scotland are due to challenge the Irish on Saturday next.
		Julia, in fact, will be on a very tight schedule as she is due to take part in the world bog snorkelling championships the same weekend.
	archives.tcm.ie /thekingdom/2003/08/20/story10338.asp (203 words)

	Games in Scotland
		Scotland, with contacts, Links, Results,and info on the events.
		Scotland football fans are making a cheeky bid to name the new Wembley Way after the legendary Jim Baxter.
		Scotland's national teams, match reports, statistics, referees, coaching, travel club information...
	www.gamesfizz.co.uk /k.php?qkw=Games++in+Scotland&type=s (219 words)

	USATODAY.com - Faxon defends Tiger's competitors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		LUSS, Scotland (AP) — Golfer Brad Faxon blasted three of the game's greatest players Wednesday for saying that there isn't sufficient competition for Tiger Woods in the modern game.
		Faxon said Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player were "ridiculous" to suggest that Woods did not have the same level of competitors they did when they were winning major titles.
		The 40-year-old Rhode Islander is here for this week's Scottish Open at Loch Lomond.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/golf/pga/2002-07-10-faxon.htm (355 words)

	WPF Scotland Euro Qualifier 2006
		Spectator admission is Â£14 and competitor membership to the WPF and entry fee is Â£10.
		WPF events are open to competitors from ANYWHERE and we welcome competitors who compete in other federations.
		As I said its a free trip to Europe to represent Scotland, everyone who's been away with the federation has really enjoyed it and our guys have done fairly well, its been a pretty good laugh too with the English and Welsh teams and this time we'll have a delegation from Ireland too.
	www.muscletalk.co.uk /m_887762/printable.htm (1258 words)

	Nordic Skiing in Scotland
		In Scotland the Clashindarroch Ski Trails are regularly pisted for classic and skate techniques.
		Some Nordic competitors race in Scotland and abroad and may go all the way to the Olympics.
		A Scottish squad feed into the British Team and athletes train on snow and on roller-skis, often at the roller-ski track at Glenmore Lodge.
	www.snsc.demon.co.uk /nordinf.htm (550 words)

	Clydesdale is Scotland's Top Business Bank in Latest Small Business Survey
		Clydesdale Bank has outperformed its competitors in Scotland to not only secure the title of UK's most improved bank for a second time, but achieve a top three placing in Britain's leading survey into how small businesses view their banks.
		Clydesdale's performance rating in the perception of its customer respondents has risen by almost 12 per cent since the previous survey was undertaken two years ago.
		In contrast, the Royal Bank of Scotland's perceived performance only rose by 3.9 per cent while Bank of Scotland's rating increased by only 0.4 per cent. Lloyds-TSB, who suffered a 8 percent decrease in perceived performance in 2002, dropped again in 2004 by 3 per cent.
	www.cbonline.co.uk /0,,56593,00.html (525 words)

	competitors - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		competitors : Cambridge Dictionary of American English [home, info]
		Phrases that include competitors: competitors of scotland, list of karate competitors
	www.onelook.com /?w=competitors (97 words)

	Quality Meat Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Rural Development Minister, Ross Finnie, said: “We are delighted to see QMS taking the Meat Eating Quality Project work forward in a practical way, ensuring that the messages from the Project reach out as widely as possible.
		A core remit for QMS is to be the first port of call in Scotland for positive and authoritative information about the red meat industry and be a catalyst for adoption of best practice throughout the red meat chain.
		The information and expression of opinions that are contained in the site are intended to provide general guidance only and should not be treated as a substitute for specific advice concerning individual situations.
	www.qmscotland.co.uk /news/news-story.php?id=524 (561 words)

	Glasgow turns up the heat - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The 10K, Half Marathon and Junior Run competitors in Scotland's biggest participation event endured soaring temperatures which reached a sizzling 26C, making running conditions difficult for many.
		The sunshine also brought out a massive 35,000 spectators to line the routes from George Square, where the races were launched by Councillor John Lynch, convenor of Glasgow City Council's Cultural and Leisure Services, and Colin Telfer, vice-chairman of Wiseman's Milk Partnership.
		The winner of the Junior Scottish Run was Conor McNulty, 17, a pupil at St Ninian's High School, who finished in eight minutes and 52 seconds.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /lo/features/7019791.html (614 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Rally is marred by death of co-driver (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		ONE of Scotland’s most popular competitors and event officials, Roy Herron, was killed in an accident during the second round of the New Pig Scottish Rally Championship in Kielder Forest at the weekend, writes JIM McGILL.
		Mr Herron (50), from Kilwinning, was co-driving for Glasgow’s Alan Doncaster in their Peugeot 206 as they competed in the Brick & Steel Border Counties Rally which utilised the famous Northumbrian forest stages.
		"This was a tragic accident which has greatly affected the closeknit community of rallying not only in Scotland but across the UK," Jim Brown, chairman of New Pig Scottish Rally Championship and Coltness Car Club, said.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=354452003 (396 words)

	International bodybuilding hits Cayman this weekend
		It is the first time the event will be held in the Cayman Islands, and only the second time it will be held in the Caribbean, the first time being Barbados in 2004.
		The organisers were also expecting a strong Jamaican contingent, but after the tragic death of one of their team members, it remains to be seen whether the team will still attend.
		Drug testing (polygraph and urinalysis) will be conducted from Thursday 1 June through Saturday 3 June, with the National Drug Council playing a very important role in the championships and assisting with drug testing.
	www.caymannetnews.com /cgi-script/csArticles/articles/000024/002483.htm (617 words)

	Piper & Drummer Online - Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Carnoustie, Scotland - September 18, 2004 - Calum Beaumont of Bo'ness, Scotland, was the top prize-winner at this year's Junior Solo Piping Championships, and for his efforts Beaumont recieves an all-expenses-paid trip to the Balmoral School of Piping in the United States, donated by James McIntosh of Pittsburgh and Paul Grant of Carnoustie.
		The contest, organizaed annually by the Practical Pipers Society, 185 pipers competed for prizes in numerous categories.
		Competitors from Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Canada participated in the event.
	www.piperanddrummer.com /results?articleID=4303 (201 words)

	UK player leads Dunes Medal after Day 1 \| iseekgolf.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Australia's leading event for amateur golfers, the Dunes Medal, has turned international, with the arrival this week of the first two overseas competitors, Zane Scotland and Jamie Elson from the UK.
		Played over three days at The Dunes Golf Links on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, the Dunes Medal - now in its third year - attracts most of Australia's top 100 amateurs, including current members of the AGU national squad for men and the top 10 members of the WGA national rankings.
		At the end of the first day, Zane Scotland heads the leader board with a score 66, six under par, with Australians Robert Curtis and Paul Spargo both five under at 67, with Ben Ferguson and Andrew Mackenzie following an additional shot behind at four under 68.
	www.iseekgolf.com /news/954 (589 words)

	Big Word Reviews
		And a very good line it is too: 'Come and have a go if you think you're bard enough.' It's also the gauntlet thrown down to competitors at Scotland's first-ever poetry slam, which Rolls has convened with Anita Govan, the Dorothy Parker half of Edinburgh's Big Word performance poetry posse.
		There are no restrictions on genre, but you do have to keep it snappy because you only get two minutes.
		The performance poetry scene sin Scotland and London can only benefit from this proposed cross-fertilisation.
	www.geocities.com /poemsandpints/misc/jemrolls.htm (1398 words)

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