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	Neds@Everything2.com
		Ned burds don't have Vauxhall Novas but instead hang about street corners (or the dole office) with buggies containing assorted children (mini neds) dressed in mini kappa track suits and mini baseball caps.
		Ned burd is normally about 15 or 16 years old and will have 3 or 4 children usually by the same number of fathers.
		Ned burds pastimes (apart from hanging round street corners) are smoking, drinking and child birth - usually all three are performed simultaneously.
	www.everything2.com /?node=neds (380 words)

	Ned (Scottish) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ned is a derogatory term applied to certain young people in Scotland (similar to the terms chav used in England, skanger or knacker used in Ireland and spide used in Northern Ireland).
		According to Rosie Kane, an MSP for the Scottish Socialist Party ned is an acronym derived from the phrase "non-educated [sic] delinquent", although in truth this derivation is a backronym.
		Neds seem to have much in common with the Scally generally found in North West England, particularly Liverpool.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ned_(Scottish) (726 words)

	NED KELLY
		Ned’s family meant everything to him and he was the man of the family at the age of 12.
		Ned Kelly may have had a revolver at the time of the incident, but it seems highly unlikely that it produced the constable’s wound, certainly not as alleged by Fitzpatrick.
		Ned Kelly was a natural leader, but it was later revealed that he had no plans to carry out organised crimes from his hideout.
	www.solarnavigator.net /history/ned_kelly.htm (2143 words)

	College Football: The Return Of Ned - Deadspin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The loyalty to his teammates to rush out onto the field in their defense during a fight despite his obvious disadvantages was what college football, frankly, is all about.
		A'Mod Ned is an anagram for Dome Nad.
		Ned was going to watch from the sideline; but then someone insulted his jorts.
	www.deadspin.com /sports/college-football/the-return-of-ned-213413.php (662 words)

	SSP News : News from the Scottish Socialist Party
		She claimed that it is an acronym derived from the phrase "non-educated delinquent", and that the use of the word by senior politicians stigmatises young people and does nothing to get to the root of the problem, which Kane and her colleagues claim is poverty and lack of opportunities.
		In the media onslaught that followed, with Kane being told by the headline writers of several tabloids that she was "Off Her Ned", the debate became somewhat lost in a wrangle over political correctness and the origin of the work 'ned'.
		ON June 30 you uncritically presented the Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency's annual report as a success when it was in fact one of the most devastating indictments of the failure of the law-enforcement agencies in Scotland to make even the slightest of impacts on the fl market in illegal drugs.
	www.scottishsocialistparty.info /archive/2003_06_29_newsarchive.html (3526 words)

	NED DOIG
		As a youth 'Ned' was apprenticed as a baker; (his Mother was a confectioner).
		'Ned' was not to remain in the bakery, as he had aspirations to enter the insurance business as an agent.
		'Ned' Doig won the high jump with a leap of 4'11", in the 300yard sprint he came third whilst in the mile handicap race he was placed second from a four yard start.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /doigsden/NedDoig.htm (3981 words)

	Highland Heritage: Scottish Americans in the American South, by Celeste Ray. Introduction.
		What makes Scottish immigration to North Carolina unique is the direct, large-scale immigration of Scottish Highlanders beginning in the 1730s; their localized settlement in the Cape Fear Valley; and the persistence of a Scottish identity in the area to the present.
		In my initial forays to Scottish events, I was intrigued by the way in which Scottish Americans from across the country, of Highland, Lowland, and Scots-Irish ancestry alike, celebrate their ethnic identity with the imagery and material culture of Highland Scots.
		The North Carolina Scottish community consists of many organizations and individuals with local, state, national, and international affiliations in addition to those who, more specifically, have attended Scottish-oriented religious gatherings or other events and are thereby actively aware of their Scottish heritage and genealogy.
	www.ibiblio.org /uncpress/chapters/ray_highland.html (5855 words)

	Hatred and Respect: The Class Shame of Ned 'Humour' \| Alex Law \| Variant 25
		As ‘chav’; or ned culture, these are the backward subjects of the Respect agenda, their abject whiteness a sign of cultural hopelessness and an embarrassment to the new forward-looking agenda of multicultural neo-liberalism.
		Neds lack basic social skills or any kind of a work ethic, and are hell-bent on creating mayhem and misery, especially in the most deprived housing schemes (with ‘schemies’ in some places substituting for neds as the catch-all term).
		ned (or ‘chav’; or whatever local term is used) is a word that can be invoked over and over again because it gives a name to something unmentionable in society: the most impoverished, reviled, humiliated and dominated sections of the working class.
	www.variant.randomstate.org /25texts/nedhumour25.html (3714 words)

	Ned Kelly Australian Ironoutlaw \| Ironoutlaw.com
		Ned Kelly never knew the land of his parents, was fiercely proud of “his country” (Australia) and what this new Nation had the potential to become.
		Ned referred to people by their nationality; the brutal and cowardly conduct of a parcel of big ugly fat-necked wombat headed big bellied magpie legged narrow hipped splaw-footed sons of Irish Bailiffs or English landlords which is better known as Officers of Justice or Victorian Police.
		Ned speaking with an Irish accent does not pose a problem for me. He was of full-blooded Irish descent, and was a very staunch Irish nationalist.
	www.ironoutlaw.com /html/feedback_debate_accent.html (4704 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Anatomy of a Ned
		The rapid rise of the ned (non-educated delinquent, as they are popularly known) is not to be ignored, being found all over Scotland, particularly around Glasgow and Central Scotland (most notably in Livingston or Falkirk).
		The dressed ned is mostly seen at 3 am (chucking out time) outside the nightclubs fighting whoever or whatever has offended him in his drugged up, alcoholic state, accompanied by a gaggle of screaming sengas crying out 'leave um, it's jist no wurth it man!'.
		Believe it or not, the friendly ned is normally not shy of going to work for a living, although they do tend to spend most of their wages either on their numerous kids by different mothers or on their car.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A3913931 (1580 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Scotland \| Holyrood urged to protect 'neds'
		The Scottish Socialist Party's Rosie Kane said the term was hurtful and disrespectful to young people.
		Ms Kane tabled a question asking the Scottish Executive to state its position on ministers using the term.
		In 2001 the word ned entered the Concise Oxford Dictionary, defined as a hooligan or petty criminal, a stupid or loutish boy or man.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/scotland/2964378.stm (540 words)

	Scottish Terrier - Canada's Guide to Dogs - Breeds
		The Scottish Terrier originated sometime during the 1500 and 1600's and is one of the oldest and most recognized of the Terrier breeds.
		The Scottish Terrier breed is generally very healthy and not susceptible to many of the genetic health problems found in other breeds.
		If you are considering the adoption of a Scottish Terrier puppy, or any breed, it is very important to be selective in choosing a responsible and reputable breeder.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /scottishterrier.htm (1093 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Neds make it into the dictionary
		Neds, Scotland's tracksuit-wearing youths who are often blamed for anti-social behaviour, have achieved a degree of respectability.
		Other Scottish slang added to reflect the latest trends in language and culture include "chib", which means "to stab or slash with a sharp weapon", and "a square go", defined as "a fair fight between two individuals".
		The Scottish Socialist Party's Rosie Kane condemned the use of the word by the executive, saying it was hurtful and disrespectful to young people.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/4075012.stm (826 words)

	Ned Kelly The Movie
		Kerry Condon's unofficial audition for a role in Ned Kelly came when she was performing in a play with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
		Although she knew little of the Ned Kelly legend before beginning work on the film, Condon was surprised to discover that the bushranger's father had grown up near her own home in Ireland.
		Despite the story being focused on the four men of the Kelly Gang, and Ned in particular, Condon's character is highly important to the storyline.
	www.paramountpictures.co.uk /nedkelly/interview_kerry.htm (360 words)

	Ned (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ned is a derogatory term applied to certain young people in Scotland (similar to the term chav used...
		NED grantees were in the forefront of this movement...
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	enkazaalanguagelanguagenl.maimkaza.com /ned (791 words)

	AYBNEDS
		That's how Neds speak, whether they mean to offend or not, they do it out of plain habit.
		This is a popular Ned phrase, which is always said to a person wearing trousers that shows the bit of leg above the ankle.
		This method of dealing with the ned is also inspired by a cartoon on GlasgowSurvival.co.uk but with a goth being victimized instead.
	www.freewebs.com /bdtm1/Aybneds.htm (498 words)

	Scally Central \| How to spot a pure NED
		Behaviour: This ned is one of the most threatening in that they actually approach you.
		Being called a "ned" has upset their sensitive state of mind.
		If Rosie gets her way, they'll soon be found outside solicitors' offices, queuing to sue the media and the public for daring to call them "neds" in the first place.
	www.scallycentral.com /articles/how-to-spot-a-ned.htm (679 words)

	NED \| English \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		Ned Bigby, the main character from Nickelodeon's Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide.
		Nederland 2 also known as NED 2, a Dutch television channel.
		Nederland 3 also known as NED 3, a Dutch television channel.
	www.babylon.com /definition/NED (212 words)

	Nation and Province in the First British Empire: Scotland and the Americas, 1600-1800 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Its greatest strength is its investigation of a wide range of activities before about 1800, with specific reference to areas of activity and points in time, but without resorting to hagiography, overly generalized discussions, or strictly the region that became the United States and Canada.
		John G. Reid shows that, despite limited Scottish involvement in Nova Scotia between 1632 and 1713, the frequent use of Scottish toponyms in seventeenth-century maps helped to define the territorial and fishing rights of the British not only to that colony but also to New England.
		Roger Emerson demonstrates that although the Scottish literati had little interest in America before 1680, their involvement in London's Royal Society and the Oxford Philosophical Society after that period significantly changed that attitude.
	www.utpjournals.com /product/chr/833/nation7.html (739 words)

	The Scotsman - S2 - Nouveau neds
		Usually congregating in groups and indulging in behaviour that ranges from the vaguely distracting to the genuinely threatening, neds have become flavour of the month via a number of websites that satirise their existence.
		The clothing is accessorised with lashings of gold jewellery and the ned is accompanied by the sort of dog of which Princess Anne would be proud.
		Celebrities and neds might be worlds apart but, via the image they present to the outside world, they’ve never had more in common.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /s2.cfm?id=192102004 (1500 words)

	'Waking Ned Devine' (PG)
		In this case, the setting is not a Scottish seaside town but Tully More, a tiny farming community of 52 eccentrics ensconced in the hilly hinterlands of the Irish Republic.
		When it is announced that an unnamed denizen of Tully More holds the winning ticket to the 7 million-pound Irish lottery, 69-year-old Michael O'Sullivan (David Kelly) and 72-year-old best friend Jackie O'Shea (Ian Bannen) set out to unearth the winner and ingratiate themselves with him or her in hopes of sharing in the windfall.
		In the sweetly cynical world according to "Ned Devine," it takes a village – not to mention a little larceny – to raise a few million pounds.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/videos/wakingneddevineosullivan.htm (558 words)

	www.arbroathfc.co.uk
		‘Ned’ Doig first played for Arbroath when he went to watch one of their games.
		Some notable club games include a 20 – win over Orion of Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup, a 4 –2 win over Our Boys (Dundee) to celebrate Queen Victorias’ Jubilee in which “handsome silver medals were awarded to the winners.
		The Scottish F.A. refused to recognise professionalism and Anglo-Scots until 1896 when Doig was again picked the represent Scotland v England, Scotland winning 2 – 1.
	www.arbroathfc.co.uk /history/Ned-Doig.htm (789 words)

	Waking Ned Devine
		While that particular sight gag provokes an inevitable comparison, Waking Ned Devine is closer to The Full Monty in its overall tone and temperament–this is an amiable little film with a lot of big laughs.
		Waking Ned Devine is set in the small Irish community of Tullymore where one of the locals, Jackie O'Shea (Ian Bannen), learns that a resident of the village has just won the national lottery.
		Since Tullymore sports a grand population of 52, Jackie believes it shouldn't be too hard tracking down the lucky sod who correctly guessed the six numbers, all with an eye to encouraging the individual to share his or her millions.
	members.dca.net /dnb/reviews/wakingneddevine.htm (542 words)

	Ned Gerhart Publications: about - original compositions
		Ned Gerhart Publications is a licensed business in the State of Washington and City of Seattle.
		This is supposed to be a reflection of the business's reliability or trustworthiness...if a thousand others have completed successful online transactions with a seller, then the likelihood you will be well-served is arguably higher.
		If you poke around for information about Ned Gerhart Publications at the PayPal website, you will probably notice that my "Seller Reputation" number is very low, despite the fact I have been trying to sell my music book here since the middle of 2006.
	www.nedgerhart.com /about2.html (224 words)

	The Scottish Nazi Party - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		The Scottish Nazi Party, often abbreviated to the SNP is a Scottish Political Party, which pre-dates the 'Other SNPs' (Scottish Nihilism Party and Scottish Ned Party) - who have been less successful.
		Formed as a breakaway from the Scottish Ned Party, the Nazis have been making strides in recent elections and are thoroughly shaping the political landscape of the country.
		The Scottish Nazi Party immediately blamed the 'Other SNPs' and violence spread across the streets of Glasgow as Nazi's clashed with Neds and Nihilists.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/The_Scottish_Nazi_Party (599 words)

	Family Research - English, Scottish and Irish Genealogy » Ned Kelly's brother 'may have survived police shoot-out'
		THE brother of the notorious Australian outlaw Ned Kelly and another gang member may have survived the final showdown with police, it was claimed yesterday.
		An amateur historian chose the 125th anniversary of the gun battle to challenge the conventional wisdom that all the gang were captured or killed, and he called for a coroner to investigate whether Dan Kelly and Steve Hart managed to escape.
		The showdown between police and the outlaws, who wore suits of homemade armour fashioned from ploughshares, is part of Australian folklore, and the fascination has been fuelled by a series of films and books.
	www.lineages.co.uk /2005/06/29/ned-kellys-brother-may-have-survived-police-shoot-out (133 words)

	The Scottish Director Development Centre - Director Development - Professional Director Portfolio
		She has previously held positions as the Chair of The Essentia Group, Vice Chair of the Broadcasting Council for Scotland, Vice Chair of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, and as a board member of the Edinburgh Healthcare Trust.
		She has worked as a mentor on the Scottish Enterprise ‘Women into the Boardroom initiative’ and for Business Mentoring Scotland and was a member of the Secretary of State’s Expert Panel on the Media in the run-up to the opening of the Scottish Parliament.
		Jan was a Senior Civil Servant in both the Cabinet Office, London and the Scottish Executive and had responsibility for the food industry, as well as working with businesses in the farming, fishing and rural sectors for many years.
	www.scottishdirector.com /director_development/tutors/tutors.aspx (1593 words)

	The Official Ned Rorem Website: Events
		A Tribute to W.H. Auden with Shirley Hazzard, Sandy McClatchy, Edward Mendelson, Ned Rorem, Charles Rosen, and Oliver Sacks.
		Ned appears as a guest in Sharon Robinson's master class.
		All-Ned Rorem Concert presented by the University of Miami at Weill Recital Hall, 8 PM
	nedrorem.com /events.html (1542 words)

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