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	Rock Sand
		Trap Rock's daughter, Rock Emerald, was the dam of the champion steeplechaser Blockade, and another daughter, Rosequartz, was dam of three-time winner of the Maryland Hunt Cup, Winton.
		Friar Rock, like his sire, was better as a broodmare sire: he was five times in the top ten on the broodmare sire's charts, ranking as high as fourth twice.
		Rock Sand's daughter, TOQUE, from TRACERY'S dam, Topiary, was born in France, where Topiary had been sent after she was confirmed in foal to Rock Sand in 1912 (Topiary made the trans-Atlantic trip yet again afterwards, and died in Kentucky in 1922).
	www.tbheritage.com /Portraits/RockSand.html (5486 words)

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		*Rock Sand was reputed to be "one of the worst actioned horses at slow paces, but when running he gave an idea of his quality." His sire, Sainfoin, also was the sire of Tout Suite, the dam of Hurry On (previously mentioned in the Marco line).
		Idealist, the dam of Compromise, is a granddaughter of Tracery.
		Pilate was by Friar Rock, a son of *Rock Sand.
	home.mountaincable.net /~birdsallp/rocks.htm (1436 words)

	News - USF hires full-time chaplain after 25 years
		Friar Rock Travnikar is the first full-time chaplain the university has seen in 25 years.
		Rock was invited to come to USF by university president Dr. Michael Vinciguerra about two years ago.
		Rock once knew a woman who did not want to attend Mass because she hated cramming her feet into church shoes, so to get her to come, Rock said he would be barefoot, too.
	www.stfrancis.edu /encounteronline/Archive/feb2004/newschaplain.html (318 words)

	Derry Ghosts: Friar Hegarty’s Rock
		The slaying of the friar at the hands of the British forces was extensively investigated by local historians through the ages and the story was set in print by a few, including the late Father John Fitzgerald, formerly of Buncrana.
		Although the Penal Laws (1698) had not been introduced at the time of the Friar’s death in 1632, their precursors, the two royal proclamations (1604 and 1611) had ordered that all Mass priests be banished from the country.
		Yet another source of intrigue is the fact the rock itself bears a crack in the image of a cross and, although the geological make up of the stone may adequately explain the shape of the crack in scientific terms, there are some who believe in a more supernatural explanation.
	www.derryghosts.com /hegarty.htm (1291 words)

	nazare
		he went to live on the summit of the other mountain, while the friar stayed in Sitio, the cliff near Nazaré, and the statue was hidden under a rock.
		The friar died and in 1179 two shepherds discovered the statue and made it a pilgrimage place to Our Lady of Nazaré.
		In 14-9-1182 D. Fuas de Roupinho, one of Afonso Henrique's (the first king of Portugal) best warriors and his illegitimate brother as well as a Knight Templar, was hunting on horseback in a very fogy morning, when he saw a deer and decided to chase it.
	www.lisboatours.com /nazare.html (1365 words)

	John Goddard: When Dylan Got Rocked
		From 1964 to 1976, the Friar's served as one of the most popular nightclubs in the downtown core, and it was there in the early morning of Thurs., Sept. 16, 1965, that Bob Dylan first met Levon and the Hawks, later renamed the Band.
		Today, anybody sitting at the Friar's oddly configured bar, now positioned near the cafe's north wall, would be perched roughly where Levon Helm laid into his drum kit to begin rehearsals for Dylan's revolutionary electric-debut world tour.
		Hard Rock corporate headquarters in Orlando, Fla., is preparing to spend $4 million to $6 million over the next 18 months on renovations to the Yonge St. location, opposite the Eaton Centre.
	theband.hiof.no /articles/when_dylan_got_rocked.html (1838 words)

	Rockford's Newspaper Rock River Times \| rockford illinois news information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Alleging he was sexually abused when he was 14 by Father Theodore Feely, a Conventual Franciscan Friar of the Province of St. Bonaventure assigned to St. Anthony of Padua Church in Rockford in 1969, Rockford resident Donald Bondick filed suit against The Catholic Diocese of Rockford and The Conventual Franciscans Feb. 23.
		Bondick chose at that time to share his story under the pseudonym “Thomas White.” It is common practice in the media to withhold the actual names of those who allege they were sexually abused, whether as children or as adults.
		The report said “Six priests from religious orders were turned over to the superiors of their respective orders for resolutions,” but none was employed by the Rockford Diocese at the time of the allegations.
	www.rockrivertimes.com /index.pl?cmd=viewstory&cat=2&id=12559 (2061 words)

	The Emory Wheel - Review: Heros Severum blends funk, hip-hop, rock music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		At first bound by the restrictions of generic rock, Friar and crew, like many other artists with their level of creative ingenuity, concluded there had to be more than the basic four-four pulse.
		Davey Staton operates precisely behind the drums with off-beat snare patterns and intricate tom-tom movements, while Friar and Branch - who are both jacks-of-the-trade on other instruments as well - put together slap-bass and stop-and-go guitar to blend immaculately with the moving rhythm line.
		Friar further tackles the meaning of the last song on the album, "The Great Auk," which reveals the loneliness and certain fate of death: "We do [the music] in a humorous way."
	www.emorywheel.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=97543e9a-df07-42af-b34c-9d825138fde6 (598 words)

	Men and Nursing
		Seventy years before the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock, Fray (Friar) Juan de Mena was shipwrecked off the south Texas Coast.
		Friar Juan de Mena received an arrow in the back; and with other Spaniards, he died after going a little more than a quarter of a league.
		From the time this friar donned the habit in Santo Domingo of Mexico, he lived an exemplary life.
	www.menstuff.org /issues/byissue/nursing.html (1505 words)

	Maryland Historical Trust
		The designs were pecked or carved into relatively soft rock, and possibly “finished” by polishing the cut grooves with sand and a blunt tool such as a piece of green wood.
		In any case, the meaning behind the petroglyphs, which are thought to be some 500 to 1,000 years old, continues to elude modern researchers.
		Today, those pieces are all that remain of the Bald Friar petroglyphs, since the remainder were either destroyed or submerged beneath the waters of the Conowingo reservoir once the dam was completed in 1927.
	www.marylandhistoricaltrust.net /petroglyphs.html (958 words)

	Man o' War
		She had won a race, but being rather high strung like her sire, the imported English Triple Crown winner *Rock Sand (whose stall at Nursery Stud was heavily padded to reduce injury to himself), was retired shortly after proving her ability on the track.
		While several of Fair Play's earliest stakes winners had been out of homebred mares by Rayon d'Or and mares by Hanover, the daughters of Rock Sand (who first stood at Nursery Stud in 1907) were just beginning to retire to the broodmare paddocks.
		The Nursery Stud consignment was topped by the sale of Fair Gain, a colt by Vulcain (by Rock Sand) out of Fairy Gold (and so a half-brother to Fair Play and Friar* Rock), at $14,000, while the Fair Play-Mahubah colt brought a hefty $5,000, against the sale average of $1,038.
	www.tbheritage.com /Portraits/ManOWar.html (3004 words)

	Friar Jack's E-spirations - Christianity, Islam and Judaism
		We are also happy to share responses to Friar Jack's musing on the three faiths of Abraham.
		Readers respond to Friar Jack's musing on the three faiths of Abraham.
		Dear Friar Jack: I am at a loss to understand how any Christian can say that the Jewish god Yahweh, the Muslim god Allah and our God are the same.
	www.americancatholic.org /e-News/FriarJack/fj021304.asp (2259 words)

	Petroglyph Boulders and Sacred Stones of the Upper Midwest
		Farmers rock piles may reveal a wider distribution of the cup marked boulder phenomenon if a survey is made of these boulder remains, such as they are.
		Sacred Rock sits outside the Brown House in a city park on a cement slab but little is visible today except two perpendicular straight lines.
		The Medicine Rocks are on a high point on private property and it is an active religious site for the Lakota who visit it regularly.
	www.tc.umn.edu /~call0031/midwestboulders.html (2967 words)

	Scenic Tour
		Most popular of these is the Walk via the Castle Bridge past Ned's Point and Porthaw Bay to Friar Hegarty's rock where a local clergyman saffered martyrdom in Penal times (1632).
		On the way to Friar Hegarty's rock you will pass the fort at Ned's Point which was completed in 1812.
		This fine stone fort was built on the site of an earlier earthen fort which was constructed after the panic caused by the French expeditions of 1798.
	www.visitinishowen.com /tour/buncranatour.html (306 words)

	Gill - Six Months in Ascension
		Beyond lay the sea, of a deep blue where it bordered the rocks, but gradually becoming softened in colour by the shadow of a great white cloud far away in the horizon.
		The legend tells us that: "The place where the Friar Rock now stands was once the site of a church, adjoining which was the residence of the officiating priest, who was looked upon as a model of Christian piety, passing his life in acts of charity and benevolence.
		Grand rugged rocks, gentle, grassy slopes, tilled fields and hedgerows, gardens of palms and pomegranates, beds of violets and mignonette, clumps of pine trees, waysides of gorse, and everywhere the sea.
	www.bweaver.nom.sh /gill/gill_ch03.html (3691 words)

	279 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		It was the first Hard Rock in North America, second only to the original location in London, England.
		Mixing classic rock and roll with some inspired originals, Quaid finished his set with "Great Balls of Fire." He starred in the movie of the same name as the legendary singer, Jerry Lee Lewis.
		Hard Rock Cafe raised $15,000 to support of Carter's charity the Embassy of Hope Foundation, which assists underprivileged youths.
	www.hardrock.com /279/pastevents.asp (779 words)

	Friar Jack's E-spirations: Trusting God in the Desert: A Lenten Meditation
		Then Moses proceeds to strike the rock twice with his staff, “and water gushed out in abundance for the community and their livestock to drink“ (11).
		A footnote in the new American Bible indicates that the reason Moses struck the rock twice is “perhaps because he had not sufficient faith to work the miracle with the first blow.” The footnote says “perhaps” because not all scholars agree on the precise significance of Moses’s striking the rock twice.
		In Exodus more blame seems to be placed on the Israelites themselves because of their complaining and testing of the Lord, especially with the question: “Is the Lord among us or not?” (7).
	www.americancatholic.org /e-News/FriarJack/fj022805.asp (1334 words)

	The Band/ Dylan historical marker, Toronto
		The first plaque marking a rock 'n' roll historic site in Toronto was installed at the Hard Rock Cafe in January 2002.
		The windows on the left are where the stage would have been at the original Friar's Tavern.
		An event that Time magazine once called "the most decisive moment in rock history" took place a few steps from where you are now standing.
	theband.hiof.no /band_pictures/ma_hrc_toronto_03-2002.html (441 words)

	www.myspace.com/friartucks
		Friar Tucks has been Pomona's premier bar for over 15 years.
		We appreciate Friar Tucks for having us and for giving punk rock a place to be heard.
		We hope to host some rock n' roll for you all soon...
	www.myspace.com /friartucks (298 words)

	History of Parish
		The fortunes of the friars were very dependant on the ruling Monarch of the day and the political climate.
		At the end of the glen, at a place known locally as the Friar's Well, Mass was celebrated during the prevalence of the Penal Laws.
		It was suppressed in the year 1560, the friars having been driven off and dispersed and some of them killed.
	www.carrickparish.org /history_of_parish.htm (7170 words)

	UNC-TV ONLINE: War Zone:
		The Cyclops, commanded by Leslie Webber Kersley, was the first to meet the Drumbeat fate on January 12, one day before the operation was to officially begin.
		The U-130 commenced with the second and third victims, the Norwegian steamer Frisco and the freighter Friar Rock, some miles off the coast of Nova Scotia.
		Most of the ships sunk during Operation Paukenschlag were cargo ships, as the Allen Jackson, an oil tanker that met a fiery fate and lost all but 13 of her crew.
	www.unctv.org /warzone/odrumbeat1.html (328 words)

	Tours East: Boat tours, Hiking tours ~ Travel, Tour & Vacation in Newfoundland, Canada
		One of the natural features visitors to Francois first notice is the Friar, an escarpment rising approximately 1000 feet above and to the side of the town proper.
		As awesome as the Friar is to behold from the harbour and the town, its magnificence can only be truly appreciated by standing high upon its top.
		You’ll breakfast at 8:00 am and then head out to “Hike the Friar”.
	www.tourseast.com /tours-bigrocktour4.htm (235 words)

	www.myspace.com/black_friar
		Also you can go to MAP section to view the Friar's location.
		Friends of the BlackFriar/Friar Folk have access to the friar forum, its password protected you can request the password but will only be accepted if you qualify as a friar folk.
		It's a pleasure to play in the Friar and our thanks go to Jase for all his hard work getting us sounding great and also to Andy for letting us play and keeping us in liquid refreshment.
	www.myspace.com /black_friar (742 words)

	uboat.net - Allied Ships hit by U-boats - Friar Rock (Steam merchant)
		On 6 Jun, 1941 seized by US under a Executive order and renamed Panamanian Friar Rock for War Shipping Administration.
		At 09.48 hours on 13 Jan, 1942, the unescorted and unarmed Friar Rock (Master Eric G. Stolt) was sunk by U-130 about 110 miles southwest of Cape Race, Newfoundland.
		If you can help us with any additional information on this vessel then please contact us.
	uboat.net /allies/merchants/1245.html (190 words)

	San Diego Padres : Fan Forum : (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Three months after flying back east from the audition, he was heading west in a U-Haul, with seventeen thousand dollars in his pocket and nowhere to go once he got to L.A. He came to the attention of Dave Kaplan, a talent manager who knew a phenomenon when he heard it.
		Hoey was just getting started, in 1993 he put together his own trio, hit the studio to record the old Focus hit "Hocus Pocus" which rocketed into the Billboard Top 5 and outpaced all other singles as the most frequently played rock song of the year.
		In the midst of this ride Hoey had undertaken long radio station tours, during which he would appear on Mark and Brian, John Boy & Billy and continues to visit over 400 stations coast to coast.
	sandiego.padres.mlb.com /NASApp/mlb/sd/fan_forum/rock_padres_winner.jsp (830 words)

	Heros Severum - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Offering up smart, edgy, and dynamic post-punk guitar music without a bassist to drag them down, Heros Severum formed in Athens, GA, in mid-2000.
		Guitarist/vocalist Eric Friar and drummer Jeff Cummings were former members of the Athens-based band Wunderkind, while guitarist and vocalist Sherryl A. Branch used to play with another Athens group, the Bet.
		After joining forces, Heros Severum (the name, incidentally, comes from a tropical fish) began gigging steadily in the South after making their debut at a Halloween 2000 show in their hometown.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/101/739/8/1017398.html (146 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Music: Feet Draggin' Blues, 1944-1947, Harry James, CD
		The band is occasionally accompanied by a large string section, and the album features several tracks recorded by his small groups.
		The strings and the accompanying heavy James vibrato is employed for such ballads as the hauntingly beautiful "Stella by Starlight." The hot stuff is seen mostly on tunes arranged and composed with Ray Conniff, like "Friar Rock" where the James vibrato is far less conspicuous.
		Conniff was doing the bulk of the arranging at this time and there is a hint of the style he later adopted when leading his own band, but fortunately for James, at this point in time, Conniff's arrangements were still interesting.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/product.asp?z=y&EAN=603366006220&ITM=6 (432 words)

	The University of Michigan Friars :: Upcoming Events
		The Friars rehearse with the Michigan Men's Glee Club on Thursdays from 7:30pm to 9:00pm and Sundays from 6:00pm to 8:00pm We should not deviate from this commitment.
		However, lucrative offers have been known to change this in the past.
		Rock the Casa at Kappa Alpha - 8pm
	www.umich.edu /~ummgc/friars/events.html (126 words)

	Cruises
		Check in is at 8:45am when the hostess will welcome you on board with coffee and juice.
		We then head East and run along the northern shore passing Baie Rouge, Baie Nettle, Marigot, and Friar's Bay up to Creole Rock and its protected marine park where we stop for a 45 minute snorkeling tour.
		After our snorkeling adventures, we sail back to a deserted tropical beach between Creole Rock and Friar's Bay named Happy Bay where we stop for lunch with a cool glass of wine.
	www.captainmorgan-daycharters.com /html/cruises.html (422 words)

	Native American Petroglyphs
		Rock carvings are called "petroglyphs." Petroglyphs were found by early European explorers along the Susquehanna River.
		They were carved by the prehistoric Algokian-language Native Americans before they were displaced by the Susquehannock Tribe around 1600 AD.
		George M. Reynolds, Indian Picture Writing from Bald Friar, Archeological Society of Maryland, Number 3, Page 25, January 1960, Reprint 1975.
	www.harfordhistory.net /petroglyphs.htm (274 words)

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