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	Rod Hull & Emu
		Rod was a popular performer on comedy-variety shows, often in England, sometimes in Australia and occasionally on this continent.
		Rod's goal was to utterly disable his victim, rendering him unable to fight back.
		Rod Hull was born in England in 1936 but, in the sixties, he moved to Australia, which is where he broke into television.
	www.povonline.com /cols/COL236.htm (2035 words)

	Two hulled motor to sail convertible boat - Patent 4543898
		Hull interconnect transverse rods have a mounting connection with mount pads on each hull that also serve as the mounting pads for the hull spacing structure in the outboard motor driven boat conversion.
		Two transverse hull spacing rods with mounting pads on opposite ends are connected to the hull pads in the sail driven conversion with the forward transverse hull spacing rod mounting a sail mast, and passenger support structure is extended between the twin hulls.
		Tiller rod 70 extends through pivot mount 71, mounted on the top of hull spacing rod 63, for turning movement of the tiller 70 transmitted to pivot mount 72 bolted in place on the middle of transverse rod 21 to implement rudder 19 turning as controlled by the tiller rod 70.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4543898.html (2364 words)

	Rod Hull - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hull was born in the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England in 1935.
		Hull and Emu were regulars on the Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show, which aired for one season as a Saturday morning kids' show on CBS in 1974.
		Hull was in the public eye less frequently during the 1990s, appearing in pantomime and television commercials, and winning the 1993 "Pipe Smoker of the Year" award.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rod_Hull (949 words)

	Rod Hull and Emu
		Hull was born in the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England in 1935.
		However, Hull was careful to tailor the bird's conduct according to his audience, and always ensured that it displayed a friendly demeanour when in the company of children.
		Hull and Emu were regulars on the Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show, which aired for one season as a Saturday morning kids' show on CBS in 1974.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /s.burns/hull.htm (741 words)

	BBC News \| Entertainment \| Rod Hull dies in rooftop fall
		Hull was adjusting his TV aerial in an attempt to improve the picture as he watched Manchester United's football match against Inter Milan.
		Hull was well known for the attacks his puppet launched against TV celebrities, including a notorious appearance on the Michael Parkinson show in the 1970s.
		Rod Hull was born on the Isle of Sheppey in 1936 and spent much of his childhood there.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/298801.stm (479 words)

	"Rod 'n' Emu" (1991) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hull came up with a bizarre gimmick that -- on its novelty value, combined with his talent and his ingratiating manner -- was good for five minutes of slapstick fun.
		Off the screen, Rod Hull and Emu were often the butt of some very nasty jokes which centred on the fact that, if Emu had been a real bird, Hull's arm would have been inserted into the bird's posterior.
		Rod Hull was hardly one of the great variety turns, but he was a showbiz trouper with some real talent.
	german.imdb.com /rg/title-lhs/title-prev/title/tt0192925 (670 words)

	6. CONSTRUCTION OF A FERROCEMENT HULL
		The remaining 8 mm rods, as for the hull rods, are spaced at 50 mm and tack welded through the inner layers of mesh onto the frame keel legs.
		rod is welded to the inside of the radiused leg on the centre line of the bilge keel and allowed to fade into the hull at the ends, where it passes through the hull skin and is suitably welded to the local frame or reinforcement.
		SBHD rods are welded to the 12 mm dia.
	www.fao.org /DOCREP/003/V9468E/v9468e09.htm (18946 words)

	screenonline: Hull, Rod (1935-1999) Biography
		Rodney Stephen Hull was born on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent in 1935, the son of a bus conductor.
		Rod's sister Joan emigrated to Australia and advised him that the country's new television service was seeking talent.
		and Hull was signed - the act, of the seemingly friendly bird going out of control and attacking all in sight, would serve him well for the best part of twenty years.
	www.screenonline.org.uk /people/id/1054277/index.html (477 words)

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		Rod holders are intended to be used on large boats that have gunwales that are high above the waterline, large boats also have a automatic bilge system built into the hull.
		When water enters the rod holder it escapes in to the hull and is usually evacuated by an electromechanical bilge pump.
		Most rod holders have a plastic support bar that spans the diameter of the bottom of the rod holder, this will usually cover the center hole created by the hole saw, but make sure there is plenty of epoxy to fill in that hole in any case.
	kayaksportfishing.com /equipment/rodholder_flush.htm (1174 words)

	Hull, ex-wife ask judge to unseal divorce files - baltimoresun.com
		U.S. Senate candidate Blair Hull said Thursday that he and his ex-wife will petition a Cook County Circuit judge to have their divorce records unsealed, and those records could be released as soon as Friday.
		Hull's contentious 1998 divorce from Brenda Sexton--their second divorce in three years--has dogged Hull's campaign since the Tribune reported on Feb. 15 that Sexton sought an order of protection against Hull during the divorce proceedings.
		Hull, a wealthy former securities trader seeking the Democratic nomination to the Senate, has said that the protection order stemmed from a single incident in which Hull struck Sexton on the shin, causing a minor bruise.
	www.baltimoresun.com /chi-0402270259feb27,0,5163968.story (397 words)

	Richard Johnson
		Hull carted them round in a battered suitcase, with a pot of yellow paint to touch-up their beaks, and a comb and scissors to tidy up their raffia.
		Rodney Hull was born on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent.
		Hull decided that he couldn't allow the garden to be cemented into a car park, and bought the place for £387,000.
	www.rjsj.demon.co.uk /articles/guardian/wing.htm (2616 words)

	Rod Hull - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		Tragically, however, he was captured by KFC, and used in their short-lived Rod Hull Burgers and Rod Hull Zinger Burgers.
		The Emu was a twatty bird that ruined Rod Hull's life.
		In an alternate timeline Rod Hull's consciousness was restored by the Donkoidz as the monster-planet Unicron.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Rod_Hull (299 words)

	Rod Hull & Emu
		Rod was a popular performer on comedy-variety shows, often in England, sometimes in Australia and occasionally on this continent.
		Rod Hull was born in England in 1936 but, in the sixties, he moved to Australia, which is where he broke into television.
		What rescued Rod from doing his act thereafter in the Tower of London — or wherever they send those who assail the Queen — was that she laughed.
	povonline.com /cols/COL236.htm (2035 words)

	Rod Hull - ARRSEpedia
		Hull served in a Royal Marines Song and Dance Unit in Malaya during his National Service, and his unorthodox talents were quickly employed by the intelligence services, where his ornithological-themed stand up act was utilised to great effect in confounding the Mau Mau Indonesian Communist insurgents.
		Hull, by now approaching his centenary, was diagnosed (ironically) with Parkinson's disease in 1978, and was deteriorating rapidly - his puppet bird creation seemingly taking over what was left of his personality.
		Hull (88) was tragically killed under bizarre circumstances - involving a ladder, a single story building and a prosthetic antipodean bird.
	www.arrse.co.uk /wiki/Rod_Hull (478 words)

	TV ACRES: Animals > Birds > Emus > Rod Hull's Emu
		Rodney Stephen Hull was born on August 13, 1935 on the Isle of Sheppley in Kent, England.
		Sadly, on March 17,1999, Rod Hull accidentally fell of the roof of his cottage in Rye, East Sussex, England as he tried to adjust his TV aerial.
		Rod Hull married twice; he had five children.
	www.tvacres.com /birds_emu_emu.htm (313 words)

	Building the Hindenburg - Stuffing Tubes
		Secure the tube on the outside of the hull with tape or clay at the correct depth, angle and distance (inside end should be about three inches from the end of the motor shaft and the outside end should be one inch plus 1/2 the rudder from the rudder post).
		Outside the hull the rod should be marked for cutting at a point that will place the propeller just forward of the aft, main rudder.
		Use a drill to continue the existing 1/8" hole in the rod through the now attached brass sheet, then drill a hole for the set screw in the side of the rod, and finally drill two or four 1/16" holes in the brass sheet equally distance from the main 1/8" shaft hole.
	bb_ops.tripod.com /RC_Combat/Hind_Props.htm (2421 words)

	Sportsmen's Forum
		I'll admit that hardly anyone ever needs to use their hull warranty, but if the dealer is looking for an excuse to NOT honor the warranty, they will take anything they can get.
		Search this forum and www.thehulltruth.com for some horror stories-- I can think of one complaint in particular that was pretty darn similar (at Travis), and the owner wound up having to sue to have repairs made to his nearly-new transom under the warranty.
		Now add a stiff rod into that sticks out five feet from the rod holder and put three pounds of pressure on the end.
	www.rodnreel.com /Forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4946 (1134 words)

	Boat Drag Racing - Boat Types - Hot Rod Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The hull shape is critical because it affects three types of water resistance that work against acceleration.
		One is form drag, wherein the shape of the hull affects the high- pressure area ahead of the boat and the negative pressure area behind it, both of which resist acceleration.
		Tunnel Hull: Also called a modified catamaran, the tunnel hull uses two sponsons and a center rib that run the length of the boat separated by two large air passages.
	www.hotrod.com /thehistoryof/113_0401_hot_boating/types.html (596 words)

	Hull :: Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hull freeze drying systems (lyophilizers) are engineered and manufactured to pharmaceutical cGMP standards.
		Hull's line of equipment includes a broad range of standard and custom industrial machinery for the pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
		Hull designs, fabricates and assembles sophisticated pilot plant and production freeze drying equipment (lyophilizers) and associated machinery and sub-components in our ISO9001:2000 manufacturing plant.
	www.hullcompany.com /html/products.html (157 words)

	Actors - Rod Hull
		Rod Hull (August 13 1935 – March 18 1999) was a popular children's entertainer on British television in the 1970s and 1980s.
		It was to be Rod Hull's penultimate television appearance.
		Hull died in 1999 after falling from the roof of his house, whilst trying to fix his television aerial.
	listing-index.ebay.com /actors/Rod_Hull.html (545 words)

	Guardian \| Rod Hull, crazy creator of Emu, dies in fall from roof
		Rod Hull, the entertainer and creator of psychotic puppet Emu, has died after falling from the roof of his house while adjusting a television aerial.
		Mr Mansfield, who had represented Hull since he arrived in Britain from Australia 28 years ago, added: 'He was one of the nicest men I've ever met.' Hull and his belligerent flightless friend became television regulars in the 1970s and early 1980s presenting shows such as Rod Hull And Emu.
		Emu has also appeared with Hull in pantomime, and their television advertisement for Clover spread was voted runner-up as most irritating commercial of 1998.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,3840313-103690,00.html (434 words)

	Emu (puppet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Emu is a puppet emu given to the late Rod Hull in the 1960s while Hull was presenting a children's breakfast television programme in Australia.
		Hull adopted the mute puppet for his cabaret act, and took it with him to the United Kingdom when he returned in 1970
		Rod and Emu appeared on several episodes of The Hudson Brothers' Comedy show in the United States.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Emu_(puppet) (156 words)

	BBC News \| UK \| Obituary: The man behind Emu
		Hull and his mute, but mischievous puppet, Emu, were regular favourites on TV in the 1970s and early 1980s as he presented shows like Rod Hull And Emu and later EBC (Emu's Broadcasting Company) and Emu's World.
		Rod Hull was born in Kent in 1936 and performed with a concert party from the age of 15.
		The house was repossessed, and in 1994 Hull was declared bankrupt.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/298817.stm (337 words)

	Friday 4th July 2003 \| Warming Up \| RichardHerring.com
		The basic idea was that each week the false Rod Hull would go out and about to do some kind of task, the reward for completion of which would be a bowl of jelly.
		However due to his insistence that he was Rod Hull and that both of his arms were definitely real he would end up getting into difficulty and each week the hubris of the strange man would result in his death.
		The first one was set in a swimming pool, and Rod Hull ended up drowning and being dragged to the side of the pool where a life-guard noticed his actual real arm concealed beneath his jacket.
	www.richardherring.com /warmingup/warmingup.php?id=231 (1286 words)

	::WWW.FISTOFFUN.NET:: A CELEBRATION OF MEDIOCRITY :: RICHARD HERRING & STEWART LEE ARCHIVE
		Rod Hull's here - it is him - and welcome to his all new, Pink Fist Of Fun show.
		Rod protests, but Stew brings on the evidence; The real Rod Hull, who goes on to prove that the Rod Hull that's been invading the show for the past five weeks is not really Rod Hull, but an imposter
		Rod leaves the set, leaving the audience safe in the knowledge that he is Rod Hull, and the series - and, indeed, fist of fun - is over.
	www.fistoffun.net /episodeguides/fistoffuntv0206.htm (1002 words)

	The British Theatre Guide: The Rod Hull Memorial Award
		The Rod Hall Agency, the literary agency representing writers and writer-directors in theatre, film and televsion, has teamed up with new writing company Paines Plough to set up the Rod Hull Memorial Award.
		Rod Hall always believed in nurturing new, untried talent and would support his writers unreservedly.
		The Rod Hall Memorial Award will be a long term commitment to the recipient, in keeping with Rod's intentions towards his own clients.
	www.britishtheatreguide.info /news/rodhallMA.htm (158 words)

	WWF: Wavetest Blog 3
		The weights are mounted on threaded rod to allow vertical adjustment - and some chance at achieving the all important vertical position of the center of gravity.
		This hull never got out of this position and spent virtually 100% of the time rolling exactly in a beam sea.
		Not so strictly parallel to the waves as the cuboid hull, the ship-like hull form of the Magnuson Ark stayed within approximately 10 to 30 degrees off beam sea.
	www.worldwideflood.com /ark/model_testing/tmblog/tm03.htm (476 words)

	Hull :: Home
		Hull freeze drying systems (lyophilizers) are engineered and manufactured to pharmaceutical cGMP standards.
		Hull's line of equipment includes a broad range of standard and custom industrial machinery for the pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
		Hull designs, fabricates and assembles sophisticated pilot plant and production freeze drying equipment (lyophilizers) and associated machinery and sub-components in our ISO9001:2000 manufacturing plant.
	www.hullcompany.com (157 words)

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