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	NFL.com - Prospect Profiles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Welsh is a two-year starter who is an undersized defensive end and may be better suited to play outside linebacker at the pro level.
		Welsh is an instinctive edge rusher who can flush the quarterback out of the pocket when he takes a clear lane to the passer.
		Welsh is usually stymied in any attempts to defend vs. the inside run, as he fails to provide any type of anchor and is easily turned.
	www.nfl.com /draft/profiles/2005/welsh_jonathan (1059 words)

	Welsh Farm Organics - Organic Welsh Beef and Lamb
		Jonathan, having farmed on the family farm in the Dugwm Valley all his life, noticed a gap in the market for more affordable organic meat, so in 2001 the obtained Organic status.
		The lack of availability of good quality organic Welsh beef and lamb was apparent to Jonathan as a farmer and he felt the public/consumer deserved to have full traceability of their meat, to experience meat tasting as it should and be able to buy it without paying the usual, onerous, Organic premium.
		Jonathan and Sally say that at Welsh Farm Organics the aim is to provide the consumer with good quality Welsh beef, pork and lamb, straight from the farm, with 100% traceability and the added bonus of organic status.
	www.welshfarmorganics.co.uk (552 words)

	Scotsman.com Entertainment - the complete entertainment, culture and arts guide to Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		These moments complement the stronger, albeit fleeting sections, when Welsh finds that brutal, unrestrained voice we know him best for: the pointless fighting on the terraces, the mindless slaughter of two guard dogs, and his charactersâ inherent racism and homophobia all ask us questions we might fear to answer.
		Welsh cannot sustain the kaleidoscopic focus and, like a bad ventriloquist struggling to find different voices for his puppets, allows his charactersâ differences to elide into his own confused drawl.
		Where Welsh was once the leader of the counter-cultural pack, he is now just another puffing face amid the mainstream also-rans.
	www.arts.scotsman.com /books/headlines_specific.cfm?id=2166 (709 words)

	The Celtic Connection - Around Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		By 1895 Jonathan had set himself up as a contractor and builder and soon became involved in all kinds of construction work – offices, manufacturing plants, hotels, banks, even an electricity-generating station – in what was Vancouver’s first great building and real-estate boom.
		Jonathan Rogers died in 1945 and left what at that time was a very large sum of money, a quarter of a million dollars, to various causes in Vancouver.
		He is still fondly remembered by some members of the Welsh Society as a generous individual who was ever mindful of his own good fortune and the obligation to help those less fortunate than himself.
	www.celtic-connection.com /around/around2004_04_04.html (648 words)

	Powells.com Interviews - Irvine Welsh
		Indeed, it's a sprawling canvas, and Welsh explores its reaches to show the often brutish, brass exteriors of his protagonists against the subtler nuances of their friendship and aging.
		Funny and real as ever (the first scene Welsh wrote about them documents a hilarious argument about foreskin), the novel is by turns tender, sexy, violent, and disturbing - "a fully realized vision of the world," Salon.com called it - arguably the author of Trainspotting 's most impressive work to date.
		Welsh: I wrote Marabou Stork Nightmares because of the zero tolerance stuff that was going on with violence against women.
	www.powells.com /authors/welsh.html (2989 words)

	Around Fernhill - feature article in the Living Tradition magazine
		Ceri and Jonathan's recording towards the end of this century is part of a re-emergence of Welsh traditional music, mentioned before in the music press, and both pipers (in fact all four musicians) continually reach out in practical music making, in ways outside the scope of this piece.
		Welsh and Breton languages and cultures diverged about a thousand years ago while medieval pan-European circle and processional dances survived in Brittany; many dances sometimes with only one tune each: "In Wales, this tradition of dancing was suppressed or overtaken, to be replaced by something like the English country dance tradition" says Ceri.
		Most of the words she sings are Welsh, but in performance and in the CD blurb, Fernhill happily make the meaning accessible to the rest of us.
	www.folkmusic.net /htmfiles/inart457.htm (1419 words)

	CBC Arts: Jonathan Welsh, veteran Canadian actor, dead at 57
		Jonathan Welsh, veteran Canadian actor, dead at 57
		Welsh got his start in the 1960s at the Shaw and Stratford festivals, but he earned national recognition thanks to his roles on the popular 1980s TV shows E.N.G. and Adderly.
		Welsh is survived by his wife Heather, and three children, Hilary, 20, Owen, 18, and Julia, 15.
	www.cbc.ca /story/arts/national/2005/01/28/Arts/welshobit050127.html (383 words)

	Jonathan Welsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Born in Toronto, Ontario, his acting career began in theatre in the 1960s, with roles at the Shaw and Stratford festivals and in the 1969 Canadian debut of Hair at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
		In 1990, Welsh founded Performers for Literacy, an acclaimed national charity that encourages children to read with interactive shows and readings, and with Second Story Reading Centres in Toronto and Edmonton.
		Toward the end of his life, he moved from Toronto to Belleville, Ontario, where he died in his sleep after a short illness.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jonathan_Welsh (124 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Books \| Special Reports \| More pages of pleasure
		Norman Rush's Mortals (Jonathan Cape), while a lengthy undertaking, is a brilliant novel, the rigorous and delicate account of the disintegration of a marriage, set against the backdrop of early 1990s Botswana.
		Jonathan Bate's John Clare (Picador) is an impressive tribute to a neglected poet who happens to be England's greatest nature poet (shame on the culture for so neglecting him).
		Henry Shukman's In Doctor No's Garden (Jonathan Cape), a truly amazing first volume of poems: whether it's a foul attack of eczema, a snowy field, sewing on a button or remembering being a small boy watching his father pee, he seems to choose exactly the right words and yet takes you by surprise.
	books.guardian.co.uk /bestof2003/story/0,14082,1100900,00.html (2415 words)

	NFL 2005 Draft: Pick Number one hundred forty eight 148 - Jonathan Welsh, Indianapolis Colts
		Jonathan Welsh was the number one hundred forty eight 148 pick of the 2005 NFL Draft.
		Jonathan Welsh went to the Indianapolis Colts as a defensive end.
		Jonathan Welsh went to the University of Wisconsin.
	www.stlallsports.com /2005_nfl_draft_2/0505_nfl_2005_draft_one_hundred_forty_eighth_jonathan_welsh.html (207 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: Porno (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Now Welsh introduces us to a new development: the novel’s Sick Girl, Nicola Fuller-Smith, the object of Sick Boy's fevered lust, whom he also believes will be his passport to all kinds of substance-abusing happiness – needless to say, he’s in for a rude awakening.
		Welsh fans need not hesitate: this is every bit as exuberant, hilarious, disgusting and irresistible as its predecessor.-- Barry Forshaw --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
		I have read all of Welsh's works, and this sequel to Trainspotting is good, but after reading it you feel somewhat empty and sad.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/022406181X (946 words)

	The Chippewa Falls Online Community - Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MADISON -- Former University of Wisconsin defensive end Jonathan Welsh may not have known much about the NFL draft process when he started down that trail a couple of months ago.
		But Welsh knew at least one thing with absolute certainty: There was no way he would get picked ahead of defensive tackle Anttaj Hawthorne, his former teammate with the Badgers.
		The 240-pound Welsh was projected as a linebacker by many teams, but the Colts view him as a speed pass rusher and will keep him at defensive end.
	www.chippewaherald.com /articles/2005/04/26/sports/sports4.txt (876 words)

	Jonathan Coe
		Novelist Jonathan Coe was born in Birmingham in 1961.
		Jonathan Coe is also the author of two biographies of film actors, Humphrey Bogart and James Stewart.
		Jonathan Coe's six novels to date have measured a clear progression from experiment to accomplishment; and along this process, Coe has pulled off the remarkable feat of developing a confidence and a distinctive style without ever losing the playfulness and lively versatility so much in evidence in his early work.
	www.contemporarywriters.com /authors?p=auth22 (1247 words)

	GENUKI:Welsh Cattle Drovers in the Nineteenth Century - 2
		The Welsh road, which is mentioned as such in the Enclosure Award for Helmdon of 1758 and also the Greatworth Tithe Commissioner's Map, 8 is particularly rich in place names, the nature of which directly link the road with the cattle droving trade.
		The similarity in pronunciation between the Welsh 'pwll' and the English 'pool' suggests that the name 'cowpool' may have arisen as a result of a corruption of the Welsh name given to the pond during the droving era.
		Notwithstanding, it is clear from the references to gate charges in the Jonathan and Roderick material that these dealers, both of whom were in a sizeable way of business, were taking their cattle to the English fairs by way of the turnpike roads.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/wal/CattleDrovers2.html (8020 words)

	WSJ Sports
		When Welsh was asked what it meant to be one of the starters in what should be a seven- or eight-man rotation on the defensive line, he didn't equate it to playing time or being better than anyone else.
		Welsh, 6-foot-4, 235 pounds, runs the 40-yard dash in 4.61 seconds, has a 39-inch vertical jump and is the only defensive lineman on the No. 1 kickoff coverage team.
		Welsh played as light as 215 pounds as a redshirt freshman in 2001, which he admits wasn't easy.
	www.madison.com /wisconsinstatejournal/sports/55013.php (1007 words)

	Irvine Welsh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Welsh's popularity on the North American continent has been a source of perplexity for three years now.
		At the same time, his work has been panned with malice aforethought by hacks the length and breadth of this continent, whom obviously became incensed and frustrated at their lack of understanding of foreign accents.
		His writing is documentary in style, a gritty, low-light photo of a generation of losers who've not a clue where they're going except that it's higher.
	www.ucalgary.ca /UofC/students/VOX/Books/welsh1.htm (545 words)

	Welsh
		The prestigious Trophy was awarded in recognition of Jonathan’s outstanding achievements over the years in the premier Formula 1 class of powerboat racing.
		Jonathans Speedboat catamaran accelerates to 60 mph in under 2 seconds and pulls cornering G forces over double that of Fl cars.
		Triple World Champion power-boat racer Jonathan Jones, pictured with the Welsh Royal Crystal Tom Pryce Trophy which was presented to him by John Edwards, Treasurer of the Welsh Motoring Writers at a presentation dinner at Pale Hall on November 7th, 1997.
	www.motoringwriters.com /Tom_Pryce_Trophy/Jonathan_Jones.htm (331 words)

	Mikey Welsh
		Welsh's paintings headline "Between Rock and an Art Place," a group show at the Zeitgeist Gallery of paintings and sculptures by artists most of us think of as musicians.
		Welsh handles his brush confidently, and his paintings read as if he sliced open a metaphorical vein and poured blood and soul onto the canvas.
		Welsh has shown once before - at the Paradise Lounge, last fall.
	mikeywelsh.com /mbostonglobe.htm (1048 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| Welsh \| Davies fears player drain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jonathan Davies believes Wales' best players will leave for big spending English and French clubs unless the Welsh regions increase their wages.
		Both Welsh regions have openly admitted they cannot compete with the kind of wages being offered by other clubs.
		He also says this season's practice of depriving the Welsh regions of their international players during the Six Nations has proved to be counter productive.
	212.58.240.35 /sport1/low/rugby_union/welsh/3654441.stm (479 words)

	WALES FORUM - A Bravenet.com Forum
		I have always known I was of Welsh descent and while I wasn't aware of what it was at the time, there were lots of Welsh country traditions in our home.
		LOL I could right a whole paragraph relating to what on earth you are referring to in my posts, Jonathan is querying his welsh heritage along with his English one I was pointing out the reasonâs of which you donât understand.
		People have the right to be proud of their heritage whether they are born of Welsh/English decent or pure Welsh or English decent, its what you personally feel within yourself and what family heritage can be proved, itâs a right that no one can take away from you, its similar to your religion.
	pub39.bravenet.com /forum/3274574366/show/368122 (6414 words)

	Press Releases - The University of Glamorgan 2004 Sports Scholarships (Return Applicants) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The demise of the Warriors and a serious leg injury meant that Jonathan’s rugby was curtailed for much of the season.
		He is currently the Welsh doubles champion and won team gold in the British Championships in Crystal Palace.
		Sarah is currently in ‘Tier 2’ of Welsh Netballs National Programme and has been identified as having the potential to reach the highest level in Netball in Wales.
	www.glam.ac.uk /news/releases/002239.php (879 words)

	Welsh Conservatives - News Story - Wales flounders at the bottom of EU health league
		Jonathan Morgan AM Senior Welsh Conservative Jonathan Morgan has called on the Labour administration in Cardiff to take urgent action to prevent a health "disaster" sweeping the Principality this winter.
		The Opposition health spokesman intervened after Welsh NHS waiting lists shot up, and the country was branded "the sick man of Europe".
		After the number of people waiting for hospital treatment rose from 167,892 to 299,641 in the past four years, Mr Morgan told conservatives.com: "It is time we stopped allowing Welsh ministers getting away with their mystifying contempt for, and maladministration of, the NHS in Wales.
	www.conservative-party.org.uk /wales/story.cfm?obj_id=71139 (252 words)

	Tom Welsh: Cutter Consortium Consultant
		Welsh was a hardware technician, software support specialist, corporate software developer, and senior technology consultant, before taking on the task of marketing Digital's OO software products in the UK.
		Welsh has closely followed the work of the OMG and its specifications, including CORBA, UML, XMI, and CWM.
		Tom Welsh will take a skeptical but openminded look at the past, present and future of Web services, their current limitations, and likely future trends.
	www.cutter.com /consultants/welsht.html (1192 words)

	Guardian \| Inside the whale
		The English lines read: "In these stones/ Horizons/ Sing", which will be true from the very first day, when the Welsh National Opera launches into La Traviata and the audience, here as in Naples, is tempted to sing along with the arias - opera is rarely considered elitist in Wales.
		I wanted to link that to medieval Welsh tradition, and Ceridwen's cauldron from which the poet Taliesin received his inspiration.
		This is a curious building, no doubt about it: an attempt to do something difficult, to capture the artistic spirit of a nation in steel, timber, copper and slate, to make a Welsh building in a setting that has been developed so that it might be pretty much anywhere at all.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5025125-110428,00.html (902 words)

	www.gwales.com - 186057064X, Future of Welsh Conservatism, The
		In this, Volume 3, Number 2 of the Gregynog Papers, Jonathan Evans presents the case for the full involvement of the Welsh Conservative Party in the development of Wales.
		Welsh politics, like politics throughout the United Kingdom, is full of surprises.
		Jonathan Evans, prominent Welsh Conservative and leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament, is uniquely qualified to discuss this significant topic, to see the re-establishment of the Welsh Conservative Party as 'a party that puts Wales and Welsh interests first,' 'the leading force in Welsh politics.'
	www.gwales.com /goto/review/cy/186057064X (344 words)

	The Capital Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Maybe it's only fitting that University of Wisconsin senior Jonathan Welsh is taking a course in real estate law this semester, since covering as much "real estate" (i.e.
		This is an occupational hazard that Welsh shares with tackle Jason Jefferson, the other unsung member of the front four.
		Welsh and Jefferson have been friends since first assembling on campus as members of the 2000 recruiting class.
	www.madison.com /tct/sports/index.php?ntid=11631&ntpid=0 (1381 words)

	What's in a name? Enough for a lawsuit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Statement of Claim was filed in Federal Court in Calgary in May and amended last week to broaden the prohibitions Stermann is seeking against Welsh's use of the term.
		Welsh said he split the term into two words - ice and walk - in an attempt to appease Stermann, but he won't give up their usage entirely because "it describes what our tour does".
		I met with Jonathan when this first started to see if we could save ourselves a lot of money and asked him to stop using the word, especially near the words 'Johnston Canyon".
	www.outlook-rockies.ca /look/prd/article.tpl?IdLanguage=1&IdPublication=7&NrIssue=102&NrSection=1&NrArticle=3009 (779 words)

	Glue - By Irvine Welsh, Published by Jonathan Cape - The Northern Rivers Echo www.echonews.com
		It's hard to tell these days whether Irvine Welsh is better known as a writer capable of demonstrating the formidable narrative powers that gave us Trainspotting, or that Scottish bloke who's willing to ingest every drug known to humanity (plus a few that probably aren't) in the name of art and a good time.
		While many authors like to let their work speak for itself, Welsh has made a career out of being associated with the lifestyles he writes about.
		Predictably for a Welsh book, much of the dialect is an accurate representation of the Scottish spoken word.
	www.echonews.com /724/book_reviews.html (478 words)

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