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	Peter Nichols - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter Nichols (born 31 July 1927) is an English writer of stage plays, film and television.
		Born in Bristol, England, he was educated at Bristol Grammar School, and then did his National Service in the RAF for three years, going on to study acting at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
		Joe Egg is based on Nichols' own experiences of raising a handicapped child.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Nichols (327 words)

	Roundabout Theatre Company - Front & Center Online
		Nichols never seemed to fit neatly into such trends, although Bri, the main character in Joe Egg is clearly a frustrated, even angry, husband to an eternally loving wife and mother, Sheila.
		Nichols’ singularity partly derives from his insistence that the personal have primacy over the political, and that comedy and tragedy should learn to snuggle up together.
		Joe Egg was inspired by Nichols’ own experience raising a severely brain-damaged daughter (she died a few years after the original production), but the play instead chooses to focus on Sheila and Bri’s marriage as they care for “Joe,” their ten-year-old girl—a “living parsnip,” as her father affectionately calls her.
	www.roundabouttheatre.org /fc/spring03/nichols.htm (1348 words)

	Peter Nichols Info - Encyclopedia WikiWhat.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		'Peter Nichols'\ (born 31 July 1927) is a British writer of stage plays, film and television.
		Born in Bristol, England, Nichols was in the RAF for three years, and then studied acting at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
		He began to write televison plays, but wrote A Day in the Death of Joe Egg as his first stage play because he thought it would be unacceptable for television.
	www.wikiwhat.com /encyclopedia/p/pe/peter_nichols.html (328 words)

	Funeral Homes and Cremation Service-Knowlton Hewins Roberts
		Peter was born in Augusta, Jan. 4, 1948, the son of Kenneth L. and Margaret A. (Kelley) Nichols.
		Peter was then able to achieve his next dream, making the trip from Maine to Florida by boat, and several trips thereafter.
		Peter is survived by his mother, Annie Burke, of Boynton Beach, Fla.; his wife, Ellen Beals, of Manchester; his stepdaughter, Tammy Day, of Lexington, Ky.; his mother-in-law, Jeannette Oliver, of Bath; and his "adopted" grandparents, Mater and Pater Thrash, of Lake Worth, Fla.
	www.khrfuneralhomes.com /cgi-bin/obit.cgi?Name=Peter (704 words)

	Peter Nicholls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter Nicholls (writer) - critic and co-editor of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
		Peter Nicholls (musician) - lead singer with the bands IQ and Niadem's Ghost, also an album cover artist
		Peter Nichols - author of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Nicholls (117 words)

	International Higher Education--2/2
		Peter Nichols is a staff writer for the University of Pennsylvania's Institute for Reseach on Higher Education.
		Editor's Note: This article was adapted by Peter Nichols from the June 1990 issue of Policy Perspectives.
		While the article focuses on the United States, it has relevance internationally, and for this reason we are indebted to Peter Nichols for his assistance.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/avp/soe/cihe/newsletter/News02/text2.html (1723 words)

	Nigel Hawthorne : Theatre : Privates On Parade, Piccadilly reviews
		And out of this raw-life material Peter Nichols has created a play which is at once a military musical, a camp entertainment, a pastiche a period melodrama and a sharp if muted attack upon Britain's political posture east of Suez.
		PRIVATES ON PARADE by Peter Nichols won the Evening Standard's award as the best comedy of 1977; and how right we were: Last night, at the Piccadilly, where it has come from the Aldwych, the cascades of audience laughter amply confirmed the judgment of the panel.
		Nichol's vivid characterisation of the members of the Combined Services Entertainment Unit whose adventures we follow: for his trenchant remarks on the politics of the British in Malaya in 1948: and for his nimble talent of comedy and lyric-writing.
	www.yessirnigel.com /privates_reviews_piccadilly.html (2206 words)

	Monmouth University - About
		Jersey City, N.J. — The St. Peter’s Peacocks drained 9-of 16 three-point field goal attempts in the opening 20 minutes of the game, while connecting on 60.0 percent (18-30) of their overall field goals in the first half, en route to a 76-63 win over Monmouth University in men’s collegiate basketball action on Saturday afternoon.
		St. Peter’s freshman guard Shane Nichols scored 18 points, leading a balanced Saint Peter's offense in the Peacocks’ win, as five players scored in double figures for SPC.
		Nichols scored 12 of his team-leading 18 points in the first half, as Saint Peter's built a 45-27 lead by the break, fueled by red hot shooting.
	www.monmouth.edu /news/news_story.asp?iNewsID=2171&strBack=/news/news_archive.asp (486 words)

	Evolution's Captain by Peter Nichols (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Now Peter Nichols, author of several best-selling non-fiction books about sea exploration, has answered that question and more in Evolution's Captain, which chronicles the career of Robert Fitzroy and his place in scientific history.
		Peter Nichols has lovingly researched the published writings and private correspondence of Fitzroy and those associated with him to create a compelling narrative of this man's troubled (yet largely productive) life.
		Once in a while, Nichols loses the narrative by exploring some historical sidetracks (like his overview of an odd "post office" drop used for centuries by mariners visiting the Galapagos, or indulging in several pages' worth of analysis of the rise of the steam locomotive).
	www.scifidimensions.com /Feb04/evolutionscaptain.htm (843 words)

	An Eye For An Eye, pt. 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Then he looked at Peter Nichols again and saw that the man was staring at him this time, his eyes gleaming like fl coals, and Nathan felt a chill run up his spine.
		One of the voices was unmistakably that of Peter Nichols, and the furtive tone of the conversation bore such darkness in it that the healer suspected it was one that Nichols would be dangerously unhappy to have interrupted by the presence of an enemy.
		Peter remained where he was for several more minutes, and Nathan wondered what he was doing, standing there alone.
	www.cairdean.com /Inkslingers/vba3.html (6294 words)

	The Last Circle - Chapter 12
		Nichols confirmed that he was privy to Danny's findings on a regular basis, but chose not to elaborate on the content of his last conversation with Danny.
		Nichols seemed to want confirmation of something I'd obtained, something specific, but wouldn't define what it was and I had no intention of revealing anything to him at that point.
		Nichols' sister was allegedly a professional hypnotherapist, and Nichols himself was reportedly trained in the art of hypnotism.
	www.lycaeum.org /books/books/last_circle/12.htm (9753 words)

	Retribution and Redemption, pt. 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Peter aimed his gun and fired at the man whose father-in-Law had killed his brother, then, while he scrambled for safety, delivered one final, vicious kick to the helpless gambler's ribs.
		Peter ducked behind a large rock as he fired; he and Fin and Mike were pinned down in the courtyard for now, but it wouldn't be long until their foes ran out of bullets.
		Peter Nichols could barely have been bothered by Vin's actions during the fight, so intent was he on getting past Chris and into the mission.
	www.cairdean.com /Inkslingers/vbb7.html (7103 words)

	A Day in the Death of a Once Glorious Career
		PETER NICHOLS is a genial man and a genuinely funny playwright, but he is about as optimistic as the Ancient Mariner or the sort of Beckett character who lives in a trash can.
		Nichols announced he was renouncing the theater for novel-writing.
		Nichols then published a mischievous version of "The Ancient Mariner" in The Independent, in which a curmudgeonly dramatist ("Writers, writers everywhere and each the worse for drink") lambastes the National.
	www.auntiemomo.com /cakeordeath/joeeggnytimes.html (1063 words)

	LRB \| Peter Nichols : 'Look, look, what ials the ship, she is upsetting' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Peter Nichols : 'Look, look, what ials the ship, she is upsetting'
		If you do not wish to subscribe but would like information about buying a reprint of this article (if available) Peter Nichols : 'Look, look, what ials the ship, she is upsetting' (from LRB Vol.
		Peter Nichols has sailed most of the way across the Atlantic in a wooden boat and recorded his journey in Sea Change.
	www.lrb.co.uk /v23/n05/print/nich01_.html (263 words)

	A Voyage for Madmen by Peter Nichols Reviewed by McCabe Coolidge
		Peter Nichols wrote this 289 page book driven by these questions and others just as odd.
		Nichols has been a yacht captain, an instructor of creative writing, and is now a full-time writer.
		Nichols also gives us the sense of the inner life of these competitors, how they lived with lonliness, alone on often unfriendly seas.
	www.sailingbreezes.com /sailing_breezes_current/articles/July02/madmen.htm (712 words)

	Gay Today: Interview
		Peter Tatchell is today's living embodiment of the direct action tradition.
		Peter, You came out in your hometown, Melbourne, Australia, in 1969 when you were seventeen.
		Peter, you've lived through decades of rapid social change on gay issues.
	gaytoday.badpuppy.com /garchive/interview/013100in.htm (4945 words)

	The Montauk Project : Experiments in Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Co-author of the Montauk Series, Peter Moon is a writer who has a unique talent for blending the bizarre into normal reality and conveying it in simple language that can be understood.
		Peter Moon continues to study and write and lives in the New York metropolitan area.
		Preston Nichols is a multi-talented individual whose credits include a Bachelor of Science degree from Tampa University and a legendary career in the recording industry where he was one of the original owners of Buddah records and was affectionately known as “Little Buddha” for his uncanny ability to produce hit records.
	www.bibliotecapleyades.net /esp_filadelfia_7.htm (2079 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Books \| By genre \| Review: A Voyage For Madmen by Peter Nichols
		In 1968 nine men set out to be the first to sail single-handed non-stop round the world in what was dubbed the Golden Globe race (Francis Chichester had been round on his own, but took a half-time break in Australia).
		Peter Nichols hadn't taken much interest in the Golden Globe race when it happened; he was a schoolboy at the time.
		But when he later found he had saltwater in his blood, he became obsessed by the story of those nine men and the silly risks they took, risks that don't seem to be taken any more, and he was inspired to set off alone across the Atlantic in a little wooden boat.
	books.guardian.co.uk /reviews/sportandleisure/0,6121,496465,00.html (1136 words)

	Germantown Hills Animal Hospital
		Nichols, a graduate of Kansas State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, moved back to Illinois in 1989 where he practiced along his father's side at Washington Veterinary Medical Clinic, established in 1962.
		After draining as much wisdom as possible from his father, and with a strong yearning for a place of his own, Dr. Peter Nichols created Germantown Hills Animal Clinic from an old lumber mill in November of 1991.
		Nichols and his wife, Kelli, have two boys: Austin and Grant; a fl lab, Sarah, and fl and white short hair, Nike.
	myfamilypetvet.com /staff.asp (779 words)

	USATODAY.com - Roundup: St. Peter's G Nichols transfers to Wofford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — Shane Nichols, named the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference freshman of the year this past season at St. Peter's, has transferred to Wofford.
		The school said Tuesday that Nichols would have three years of eligibility after sitting out the upcoming season due to NCAA rules.
		Nichols, a 6-foot guard from Radford, Va., averaged 10.6 points and hit 68 three-pointers this past season as St. Peter's went 17-12.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/college/mensbasketball/2004-08-03-roundup_x.htm (439 words)

	School Budget Cuts and Administrator Self-Preservation
		When times were good and ledgers were in the fl, the district created three zones adding an entire layer of bureaucracy and administrators.
		But the bottom line is this: Without serious pressure from parents, teachers, classified employees, and board trustees; neither administrators, their staff, nor their digs will be cut.
		Peter Nichols is the postmaster of this web site.
	www.tellingthetruth.com /budget_cuts_03.html (864 words)

	The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time
		Encounter In The Pleiades: An Inside Look At UFO's is the fascinating story of Preston Nichols, a man who was taken to the Pleiades and given a scientific education far beyond the horizons of anything taught in universities.
		The personal history of Nichols is revealed along with an avalanche of amazing information the world has not yet heard.
		Peter moon adds to the mix by divulging his part in a bizarre project which led him to Preston Nichols and the consequent release of this information.
	www.all-natural.com /montauk.html (304 words)

	Title Display (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For years Peter M. Nichols has been offering vital advice and information for parents about current movies in his regular "Taking the Children" column.
		Nichols's knowledge and understanding of films is broad and deep, and many of his choices-especially of films that we might not have thought of as "children's films"-will surprise and delight readers.
		Peter M. Nichols has written about film and video for The New York Times since 1988, and for the column "Taking the Children" since 1994.
	www.holtzbrinckpublishers.com /henryholt/search/SearchBookDisplay.asp?BookKey=651525 (236 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: Peter Nichols
		If Nichols lost his zeal for playwriting in the mid 1980s, the announcement of his retirement from the theatre proved premature, and recent years have seen new works and acclaimed revivals performed in New York and London.
		Considered one of the more autobiographical of playwrights, Peter Nichols was born in 1927 in Bristol, a city whose landmarks, people, and accent inhabit much of his work.
		While the content of this play derived from Nichol’s experience bringing up a severely disabled daughter, the consolidation during its composition of his own distinctive theatrical voice – one based around recognition, even an enthusiastic embracing, of the audience – was to shape much of his career in the theatre.
	www.litencyc.com /php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=3336 (562 words)

	Peter Nichols: Californians must take back initiative process - - - December 25, 2005
		Peter Nichols: Californians must take back initiative process - - - December 25, 2005
		Peter Nichols: Californians must take back initiative process
		Peter Nichols is a writer and teacher living in Larkin Valley.
	www.santacruzsentinel.com /archive/2005/December/25/edit/stories/04edit.htm (864 words)

	A Voyage for Madmen by Peter Nichols, 1861972369, Lowest Book Price Finder
		Rich with excitement, accomplished, gripping and authoritative, A Voyage for Madmen is the story of the yachting tournament from hell written by a man who is himself a gifted sailor as well as writer.
		Using polished, craftsman-like, clear and sometimes moving prose, Nichols describes how the nine fought through storms and collisions, through the roaring 40s and the furious 50s, and how each man experienced those moments of solitary despair, lonely disappointment and occasional mystical elation that are unique to long-haul solo sailing.
		One of the most commendable features of the book is the way Nichols discusses the technical side of yachtsmanship with verve and passion without ever turning into an anorak.
	www.bookfinder4u.co.uk /book_detail/1861972369 (884 words)

	Daniel Traister's Home Page--Peter Nichols, "The Injustice of the Just"
		Peter Nichols originally sent the following essay to Traister on August 19th, 1997; a revised version arrived on January 20th, 2000.
		No permission to reprint it or use it any way whatsoever without his express authorization (his mail address appears at the end of the essay) is implied by its accessibility at this site.
		In his cover letter, Nichols added: "I am a child of the Cold War and have vivid memories of 'duck-and-cover' exercises under my grammar school desk during air raid drills in the 1950s.
	www.english.upenn.edu /~traister/nichols.html (3375 words)

	Vendetta: Part One
		And that Nichols fella was from a bunch of cold-blooded killers.
		Oh, boys, boys, big Jack Nichols was the most infamous racketeer west of the Mississippi.
		He expired in prison about 10 years ago, but he left behind a brood of notorious cutthroats and reprobates who now have the distinction of running their criminal enterprise in a very business-like manner.
	www.geocities.com /zennerd/vendetta1.html (904 words)

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