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	Jane Ring Frank (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Immediately after, Jane was hired as a pianist for the ACDA convention in Washington, D.C. where she met Jameson Marvin, Director of Choral Activities at Harvard University.
		Jane is presently Artistic Director of The Boston Secession (which she founded in 1996 as a non-profit organization with Robert Fink, Ph.D., Professor of Musicology at the University of California, Los Angeles.
		Jane is married to Stephen Cole a software engineer for IBM (who is, she says, an excellent baritone!).
	www.bostonsecession.org /JaneRFrank.html (911 words)

	Jane Austen
		Jane Austen was a provincial lady who wrote about the provincial society she knew so well.
		When Jane Austen was born on December 17, 1775, her parents had been eagerly anticipating her arrival, although this owed much to the baby being nearly a month overdue.
		Jane Austen's literary talent was precocious and by the age of twenty she had also completed the full-length manuscript of Lady Susan and was working on Elinor and Marianne, which was eventually published as Sense and Sensibility.
	www.literarytraveler.com /austen/janeausten.htm (2351 words)

	Austen (Jane) Emma Summary
		Bates and her daughter (Jane's Aunt), the garrulous Miss Bates, while the Campbells are vacationing with the Dixons in Ireland.
		Frank drives 32 miles for a haircut, wants to have a ball, and seems very "gallant", in contrast to the understated Mr.
		The Weston's inform Emma that Frank and Jane are now engaged and in fact have been secretly engaged since last October, before she came to Highbury, and Frank is roundly criticized for his deception.
	www.mcgoodwin.net /pages/otherbooks/ja_emma.html (949 words)

	What Were They Thinking?
		Jane had hoped that she and Frank would be able to steal a few moments of candid discussion of their situation today, but the prospect of such a meeting was seeming more and more impossible as the party finished gathering and settled near the house after the midday meal.
		Jane felt that he was very near an actual embrace, and when it came, she resisted the temptation to succumb to the creeping weakness in her back, knees, and arms.
		Jane, devastated by the insensitivity of his speech and the difference of his reaction to her rebuttal of that day, was convinced that Frank wanted nothing more than to break off their engagement.
	www.pemberley.com /derby/olda/kali1.htm (6471 words)

	SparkNotes: Emma: Chapters 28–30
		Frank’s request that Jane play one of the waltzes from the previous night’s dance is similarly misinterpreted by Emma.
		As Frank’s dance partner, Emma believes that Frank’s directs his compliment toward her—that he implies to Jane that she did not enjoy the dancing because Emma and Frank were not dancing together.
		When Jane complies with Frank’s request by playing a tune that Frank recognizes as one that was danced at Weymouth, Jane flushes, and Emma assumes Jane is embarrassed because she had danced with Mr.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/emma/section10.rhtml (1016 words)

	Frank Phillips Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		From then until Frank’s death in 1950, the home was the setting from which he, his family and friends, and the community that grew up around them played a key role in the development of the oil industry in America.
		Frank was proud to have been adopted into the Osage tribe, and to wear their ceremonial attire.
		On the second floor are Frank and Jane’s distinctly different bedrooms and private baths, Jane’s with gold fixtures and ceiling mirrors, and Frank’s with his personal barbers chair.
	www.visitbartlesville.com /popupads/fppop.html (548 words)

	Mrs. Campbell
		Jane's husband is Frank Weston Churchill, the adopted heir of Mr.
		Jane could not accompany him, being occupied with her child, as well as with tending Uncle Churchill, who is peevish and will not do without her.
		Frank only tolerates her, and jokes that the Elton's visit to Enscombe last year was the longest month of his life.
	www.pemberley.com /derby/aeliz2.htm (3894 words)

	FREE MonkeyNotes Study Guide Summary-Emma by Jane Austen-CHAPTERS 25-26 NOTES-Free Notes Book Notes Chapter Summary ...
		Frank tells Emma that he was one of the boating party present and assures her there is no romantic affair between Dixon and Jane.
		Jane Austen foreshadows that Emma, who has involved herself on the imaginative level with Frank, is really attracted to Knightley, whom she admires for his openness, maturity, and unaffected manners.
		Frank's behavior is certainly undesirable, and Knightley correctly recognizes him as a shallow man. Frank feeds Emma's fancy and behaves in a way to make her think she is the object of his attention.
	www.pinkmonkey.com /booknotes/monkeynotes/pmEmma37.asp (1572 words)

	SparkNotes: Emma: Chapters 49–51
		Weston forwards Emma a letter from Frank in which he explains that all of his actions, including his attentions to Emma, were guided by a need to maintain the secrecy of his engagement to Jane.
		He received the letter from Jane the morning his aunt died, and in the flurry of subsequent correspondence failed to send his conciliating response to her.
		This was the first news Frank had heard of her new position, and he threw himself at his uncle’s mercy, receiving approval for the match.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/emma/section17.rhtml (1008 words)

	[No title]
		Frank knows how to please — he praises Mrs Weston to Emma Frank will visit Miss Fairfax — they had met in Weymouth“ for she has an aunt who never holds her tongue.” (Emma - 161) Chapter 24 Frank comes again, this time with Mrs Weston.
		Dixon Frank criticises Jane’s hair, but goes immediately to ask her about it — to see “whether she colours”.(184) Mrs Weston then sits next to Emma — they discuss the fact that Mr Knightley sent his carriage for Jane and Miss Bates.
		Frank teases Jane about the pianoforte; Jane blushes — Emma reads this as “cherishing very reprehensible feelings.” Mr Knighley on horseback stops outside the window — Miss Bates has a loud conversation with him- about the party the night before, and his gift of the apples.
	www.jasa.net.au /study/download/PlotSummaryVol2.doc (1332 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Emma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		By the end of the novel Harriet, Frank, and Jane are all properly accounted for, Emma is wiser (though certainly not sadder), and the reader has had the satisfaction of enjoying Jane Austen at the height of her powers.
		Like all of her novels, Jane Austen's EMMA is essentially a comedy of manners, a work in which the characters move inside a highly restrictive code of conduct and must walk a fine line between the socially acceptable and unacceptable if they are to survive, much less reach their goals.
		Jane Austen was one of eight children, the daughter of an upper middle-class clergyman.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0553212737?v=glance (2612 words)

	Frank and Jane Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jane and Frank are planning a trip to the studio soon to record their second CD.
		Frank is a regular at Tapps Pub in Saint John, the Algonquin in Saint Andrews and is playing in Officer's Square in Fredericton on August 17.
		Frank is proud to say he is a full-time musician, while Jane is content with her supporting role on stage and behind the scenes as a manager.
	www.theflyingscotsman.ca /ejtdss.htm (469 words)

	Health and nutrition advice from Jane Frank - Frankly Nutrition, Powys, Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jane’s background as a teacher, cook and writer of cookery books ensures that she is able to make a dietary programme realistic and easy to follow.
		With friendly encouragement, Jane takes clients from knowing what they should be doing, through making effective dietary changes to helping them realise their health goals.
		Jane is committed to ongoing research, both as background for her books and to keep herself up-to-date with the latest health and nutrition news.
	www.franknutri.co.uk (430 words)

	"The Punisher" Movie Review by Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
		Frank Castle (Thomas Jane) is a celebrated undercover agent.
		Jane, who is one of today’s most underrated actors, does an excellent job bringing the character of Frank Castle to life.
		But it is this brutal death of Frank Castle’s family that is the real bone in the throat for this film.
	www.7mpictures.com /inside/reviews/punisher_review.htm (869 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Emma is surprised to learn that Frank departed the previous evening for Richmond, and she is struck by the difference between Mrs.
		Jane pleads ill health, but Emma hears that Jane has been taking outside exercise, and she feels hurt that Jane seems to be particularly avoiding her.
		Frank Churchill’s ability to deceive everyone into believing he is infatuated with Emma is powered by his restless frustration.
	filebox.vt.edu /a/amcveigh/emma.txt (1638 words)

	The GATE - Film Review of 'The Punisher' Starring Thomas Jane as Frank Castle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jane stars as the aforementioned Frank Castle, an undercover agent who busts all sorts of crimes, including one smuggling operation that starts off the film.
		Even more unfortunate for Frank's family is the fact that said dead guy happens to have a very protective father by the name of Howard Saint (John Travolta) who's in control of a bunch of tough-guys who like to rough people up.
		Of course, that's not the end of this story and Frank survives to punish them all, and in the bloodiest manner possible of course.
	www.thegate.ca /reviews/punisher.php (1266 words)

	Memorable Quotes from Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Frank Drebin: Like a midget at a urinal, I was going to have to stay on my toes.
		Frank Drebin: Like a blind man at an orgy, I was going to have to feel my way through.
		Frank Drebin: Yes, when he comes over we like to go out in the backyard and throw it around for a while.
	www.imdb.com /Quotes?0110622 (766 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Jane and the Prisoner of Wool House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jane's brother Frank, an officer who served under Nelson at Trafalgar, can't believe that his friend Tom Seagrave, commanding officer of the Stella Maris, killed the captain of the French frigate Manon moments after he'd surrendered his ship to Seagrave, despite the testimony of a junior officer.
		In the winter of 1807, Jane is one of the Austen household living in lodgings, when her brother Frank enlists her aid in clearing the name of his friend, Captain Tom Seagrave.
		I know that the time of Jane Austin was much more liberal more women than the Victorian age, but I have a very difficult time imagining that Jane would actually have been able to do all the things that she does here.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0553578405 (1004 words)

	PoV: the Fantasy, the Reality - Miscellanea
		Jane is suddenly not wearing her headscarf when she hugs Mary.
		Jane's police files correctly record her address as apartment 105, 321 Railway Street (although some people might consider the address here to actually read "115").
		When Jane is running through the streets during the night chase, she is shown to start to run down Powell Street, passing the "Rooms" sign.
	members.tripod.com /anthonylarme/pov/povmisc.html (818 words)

	NovelGuide: Emma: Novel Summary: Chapter 46- Chapter 48
		Weston tells her that Frank had just been there and had told them that he and Jane are engaged, and have been since October.
		She continues on to say that this should not excuse him though, since he obviously was trying to make it look like she was the object of his affections, and she could have been badly hurt.
		She did not need to worry about why Jane had ignored her attentions; it must be from jealousy, as Jane must have seen her as a rival.
	www.novelguide.com /emma/summaries/chap46-48.html (944 words)

	Speed (1936 b 71') (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Terry shows Jane the modern auto factory, and Frank takes her into the lab, where Terry and Gadget (Ted Healy) are not allowed to go.
		Frank tells Jo Sanderson (Una Merkel) he hopes to see her at the party, so he can go with Jane, who says she is busy.
		Jane sees Terry drinking and tries to explain why she came with Frank.
	www.san.beck.org /MM/1936/Speed.html (406 words)

	Collecting Fantasy and Science Fiction Art - Jane Frank
		Jane Frank has been a science fiction art collector for over thirty years.
		Jane wrote a series of articles about collecting and fantasy art for Strange New Worlds in 1991 and 1992.
		The Frank Collection — A legendary SFandF art collection, containing the largest assortment of fantastic art in the world — includes the most celebrated names in the field: Earl Bergey, John Berkey, Chesley Bonestell, Margaret Brundage, Frank Frazetta, H.R. Giger, Frank R. Paul, J.K. Potter, Boris Vallejo, and many others.
	www.strangenewworlds.com /collecting_science_fiction_art.html (321 words)

	The Files of Police Squad : Quotes
		FRANK - Jane said she saw a red van the night of the bombing!
		FRANK - After being retired for sixth months I was finally back into action.
		FRANK - Hey, you call this slop - real slop has got chunks of things in it, this is more like gruel.
	www.geocities.com /TelevisionCity/Studio/1354/psquad.html (900 words)

	Frank Taylor, The Flying Scotsman, Hiring Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Frank has been performing professionally for over 30 years, and delivers his show to suit to the audience.
		Here are a sample of quotes, photographs and information to assist you learning more about Frank or in advertising for your event.
		*Frank Taylor is a proud Canadian, energetic entertainer, accomplished musician, veteran performer and recording artist, who commands the attention of pub, festival, convention and stage audiences.
	www.theflyingscotsman.ca /hiring.htm (223 words)

	View Summary/Photo Page
		Frank and Jane Isermann built their house next to brother Anthony Isermann’s house, both designed by noted Wisconsin architect Russell Barr Williamson in the Prairie School tradition.
		Williamson worked as Frank Lloyd Wright’s project supervisor during the period when Wright built the Bogk House in Milwaukee, a work that strongly influenced his solo designs.
		Frank and his brother, Anthony, were long-time clothing merchants in downtown Kenosha.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /hp/register/viewSummary.asp?refnum=04000107 (271 words)

	FREE MonkeyNotes Study Guide Summary-Emma by Jane Austen-CHAPTERS 46-47 NOTES-Free Notes Book Notes Chapter Summary ...
		Emma remembers Frank's flirtatious behavior with her in the presence of the woman to whom he was secretly engaged.
		Frank has finally decided to make his engagement public because Jane has accepted the job as a governess, and he does not want her to carry through with her plans.
		She also judges Frank correctly, saying that he lacks character for trying to involve Emma emotionally when he was already engaged to Jane.
	www.pinkmonkey.com /booknotes/monkeynotes/pmEmma63.asp (1124 words)

	The Punisher Starring Thomas Jane as Frank Castle, Directed by Jonathan Hensleigh (Anvil & Sprocket) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After his entire family is wiped out before his eyes including his mother, his father, all of his aunts and uncles, and his wife and son, Frank Castle is shot at point blank range and the dock on which his body falls is doused in gasoline and set on fire.
		Brooding alone in his room with a bottle or staring glumly over a stack of pancakes, Jane’s Castle is a man who realizes he has been given a second chance, but can’t bring himself to believe that he can actually have another life.
		Without Jane’s sad smile, the hero could easily collapse to either side of the equation – too silly or too grim – instead of walking a fine line between the two.
	www.anvilandsprocket.com /review.php?rec=146 (821 words)

	Palo Alto Online: Movie Screener Results
		FBI operative Frank Castle (Jane) is on his way to a new life.
		Frank is healed by an island hermit, dons a shirt bearing the image of a skull (the last gift from his murdered son) and decides to take matters into his own hands.
		But Jane is a true marvel in the realm of superhero actors.
	www.paloaltoonline.com /movies/cgi/moviescreener_long.cgi?id=1943 (515 words)

	Frank and Jane Batten gift
		CULVER, Ind. — Norfolk, Va., media executive Frank and Jane Batten have given The Culver Academies a $20.8 million gift, the largest single gift to the Culver, Indiana, school and the largest single gift to any secondary school in the U.S., according to the Council for Aid to Education, in New York.
		“Frank believes in Culver not only because of what it did for him but also because of what it will do for generations of young people.
		“Jane and Frank Batten’s gift of over $20 million is of immense importance to current and future generations of Culver students and faculty,” said James A. Henderson, a 1952 alumnus and the retired chairman and CEO of Cummins Engine Company and chairman of Culver’s Board of Trustees.
	www.culver.org /news/eCannon_Links/Batten_Gift.asp (920 words)

	The Art of Richard Powers by Jane Frank
		Jane Frank founded Worlds of Wonder in 1991, an agency that specializes in the sale of original science fiction and fantasy illustration art and sculptures for over 40 internationally recognized artists.
		With her husband Howard she has built up one of the largest collections of sf and fantasy art in the world, and is co-author of The Frank Collection, published by Paper Tiger Press in 1999.
		Jane has for many years lectured part-time on the college level at several universities, and is currently adjunct professor in the Marketing Department, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, College Park, teaching "Direct Marketing" and Retail Management"
	www.wow-art.com /0401/artofpowers.html (421 words)

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