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	farmonline
		Prior to the importation of King Ranch cattle Sir Rupert having sold Kismet, purchased Marlborough Station in central Queensland and subsequently Carsegowrie to provide an interest in the expansion of the Northern cattle industry.
		In January 1952, Sir Rupert and Lady Clarke's daughter Vanessa was born and Sir Rupert became a Councillor of the RAS of Victoria and a member of the Victorian Amateur Turf Club committee.
		In early 1951 Sir Rupert and Lady Clarke visited King Ranch, Texas, US, to see at first hand the Santa Gertrudis herd, a few progeny of which Sir Rupert had seen and been impressed with in the Rockhampton district shortly after the war.
	theland.farmonline.com.au /news.asp?editorial_id=61746&class_id=1

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (798 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
		The station has entrances on both the east and west side of Austin Road, providing convenient access for residents and bus patrons, and a clearly marked walk of less than two minutes to the Lougheed Town Centre.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Rapid Transit -
		Rupert Station, on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line, will also be elevated, and has been designed as a welcoming beacon to its industrial neighborhood.
		Like all Millennium Line stations, the Lougheed Town Centre, Renfrew and Rupert stations incorporate the results of public design forums and workshops, provide space for retail outlets and make extensive use of glass – features designed to make customers feel more secure.
		Renfrew Station will be located on the north side of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
	www.rapidtransit.bc.ca /background/newsreleases/dec19-00.htm (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (798 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
		A median and fence divide King George Hwy in front of the station requiring you to cross the highway at the 100th Avenue intersection to transfer Southbound on King George Hwy.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (789 words)

	Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority
		Rupert Station is located in Vancouver on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line oriented toward Rupert Street to integrate with north and south bus routes, passenger pickup and drop-off and pedestrian traffic.
		Lougheed Town Centre Station is located in Burnaby on the north side of the Austin Road/Lougheed Highway intersection.
		The station has entrances on both the east and west side of Austin Road, providing convenient access for residents and bus patrons, and a clearly marked walk of less than two minutes to the Lougheed Town Centre.
	www.translink.bc.ca /Maps/skytrain_maps.asp (798 words)

	Rapid Transit -
		Construction of Renfrew Station began in January 2001, while construction of Rupert Station, on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line, will begin in February 2001.
		The station, located at Willingdon Avenue and Lougheed Highway in Burnaby and designed by architects Busby and Associates, will be the most striking on the line, straddling the highway and accessed from a mezzanine with direct connections to both sides of the road.
		Construction of the station, designed by Architectura / Walter Francl Architects and located in an area of future residential and commercial development near Braid Street and Brunette Avenue in New Westminster, got underway in July 2000 and will be finished by summer 2001.
	www.rapidtransit.bc.ca /background/newsreleases/feb06-01.htm (798 words)

	ABC News: Roger Ailes to Take Over Fox TV Stations
		NEW YORK Aug 15, 2005 — Roger Ailes, the chairman of Fox News Channel, has been named chairman of News Corp.'s group of television stations, a post recently vacated by the sudden departure last month of Lachlan Murdoch, Rupert Murdoch's eldest son.
		In addition to overseeing the U.S. television station group, one of the largest in the country, Lachlan Murdoch also was publisher of the New York Post, oversaw the company's Australian newspapers and held the position of deputy chief operating officer.
		Earlier this month Rupert Murdoch assumed the role of publisher of the New York Post, a position he held from 1976, when News Corp. bought the paper, until 1986, when Patrick Purcell became publisher.
	abcnews.go.com /Business/wireStory?id=1040090 (196 words)

	NW Virtual Transit Center-Rupert SkyTrain Station
		Rupert is designed similar to Renfrew station to the east.
		Rupert station serves the eastern end of this area, also home to several large "big box" retailers.
		The open glass and metal station is meant to be transparent by day, illuminated by night.
	www.nwvirtualtransit.com /tours/millennium/rupert.html (196 words)

	Rapid Transit -
		Construction of Renfrew Station began in January 2001, while construction of Rupert Station, on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line, will begin in February 2001.
		The station, located at Willingdon Avenue and Lougheed Highway in Burnaby and designed by architects Busby and Associates, will be the most striking on the line, straddling the highway and accessed from a mezzanine with direct connections to both sides of the road.
		The two stations will be connected by a commercial development on the northeast corner of Commercial Drive and Broadway.
	www.rapidtransit.bc.ca /whatsnew/newsreleases/feb06-01.htm (981 words)

	Rapid Transit -
		Rupert Station, on the east side of Rupert Street north of the BNSF rail line, will also be elevated, and has been designed as a welcoming beacon to its industrial neighborhood.
		The station’s platform is being built by Peter Kiewit Sons under a separate guideway contract, while AGRA Coast will build the station’s roof as a separate contract.
		Lougheed Town Centre Station, designed by Paul Merrick Architects, is the most complex on the Millennium Line.
	www.rapidtransit.bc.ca /background/newsreleases/dec19-00.htm (630 words)

	Rapid Transit -
		Rupert and Renfrew stations are expected to share 1.4 million passengers annually by 2006.
		Renfrew Station is becoming the focus of retail and pedestrian activity in a neighborhood that is home to a mixture of commercial and industrial uses, with some limited high-tech activity.
		Renfrew Station is an elevated, side-platform station located on the north side of the railway tracks between Renfrew and Kaslo streets, about one block north of Grandview Highway.
	www.rapidtransit.bc.ca /stations/renfrew.htm (630 words)

	Rupert, Idaho - links to government resources and information
		RPTI - Rupert, Idaho AgriMet Station, Bureau of Reclamation
		01/24/1990 - The issuance of citations by OSHA to A. Gustaf Bryngelson of Rupert, Idaho.
		The interstate highway; which runs from Interstate 86 near Rupert, Idaho to Interstate 15 near Tremonton, Utah; was equipped with systems measuring traffic...
	www.us-news-watch.com /Idaho/Rupert.html (376 words)

	VIA Architecture - Expertise - Transportation Planning - Renfrew and Rupert Stations
		Renfrew and Rupert Stations are two of twelve stations on the newly completed Millennium Rapid Transit Line.
		VIA Architecture - Expertise - Transportation Planning - Renfrew and Rupert Stations
		The materials used in these stations exhibit a West Coast flavour through a contemporary design that combines the structural components of steel, glass and timber.
	www.via-architecture.com /feature/f2_6.html (376 words)

	Prince Rupert Secondary School
		Further information will be provided to you through the local radio station, CHTK, and the Prince Rupert Daily News.
		Prince Rupert Secondary School is one of two high schools serving the educational needs of the port community of Prince Rupert.
		We offer a full range of academic courses and educational support for our 600 students, half of whom are of aboriginal descent.
	prss.net (376 words)

	Prince Rupert Airport - General Aviation Information
		Weather observation was previously provided by the Flight Service Station when they were located at the Prince Rupert Airport.
		The Prince Rupert Airport provides an itinerant transportation service for passengers requiring transportation to and from the Digby Island dock and connections to the two float plane companies and several fishing lodges and charter operators who offer service to the Digby Island dock.
		The Prince Rupert Airport Authority is the aviation fuel supplier at the Prince Rupert Airport, dispensing Imperial Oil products.
	www.ypr.ca /html/pilot.html (376 words)

	CMT.com : Rupert Hine : Biography
		As half of the duo Rupert & David, he made his recording debut at the age of 16 with the 1965 single "The Sound of Silence"; it was not a success, and so he maintained a low profile until 1971, venturing out as a solo performer with the LP Pick Up a Bone.
		His breakthrough year was 1984, when he helmed Howard Jones' smash Human's Lib, as well as Tina Turner's comeback smash Private Dancer; the subsequent success of Jones' Dream into Action and the Power Station's self-titled debut confirmed Hine's status as one of the hottest producers around.
		At the same time Hine also began working with Rush, producing their LP Presto as well as its 1991 follow-up Roll the Bones.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/hine_rupert/bio.jhtml (376 words)

	Rupert Hine - The Falcon Beat Track on Last.FM - Your personal music network - Personalised online radio station
		Rupert Hine - The Falcon Beat Track on Last.FM - Your personal music network - Personalised online radio station
		Rupert Hine - The Falcon Beat, similar: Mammut, Luba, anders, Legato, Ashley Cleveland, Immaculate Fools, Two Loons for Tea, Recycler, KRYPTONIC, Mighty Math, Leonardo's Bride, Sass Jordan, PÂ·AÂ·L, Smithandmighty, Convex Level, Steve Stevens, Phenomena, Kirihito, Monomatik, Mr.
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	www.last.fm /music/Rupert+Hine/_/The+Falcon+Beat (376 words)

	80s Newsletter, Back Issue #5
		So I used the power of the Internet to see who the heck this guy is. Rupert Hine is a singer, songwriter, producer and has worked with the Fixx, Robert Palmer, Chris de Burgh, Power Station, Tina Turner, Howard Jones, Bob Geldof, the Thompson Twins, Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, and Rush.
		After playing it, I was just in love with two songs, both Rupert Hine tunes, "Shine," which is from the ski scene with the French foreign exchange student and the song that closes the movie, "With One Look (The Wildest Dream)".
		The soundtrack in Rupert Hine's words (from his website): This was my first experiment at working within the "Hollywood system", the previous film score for The Shout being very much an English production.
	www.inthe80s.com /news/newsletter_5.shtml (376 words)

	NW Virtual Transit Center-Renfrew SkyTrain Station
		Renfrew is a sister station to Rupert to the east.
		Renfrew station serves the west section of this emerging industrial area.
		Both stations were designed with large open glass walls and brightly lit spaces at night.
	www.nwvirtualtransit.com /tours/millennium/renfrew.html (376 words)

	Vancouver's Ferry Companies
		BC Ferries has ferry service for Vancouver, Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, the Sunshine Coast, the Queen Charlotte Islands and Prince Rupert.
		The SeaBus, a double ended catamaran ferry, makes the 12 minute trip between Vancouver's Waterfront Station, located just east of Canada Place, and North Vancouver's Lonsdale Quay on the North Shore.
		It shouldn't surprise anyone that Vancouver has a number of transportation options involving ferries and boats since the city is surrounded on three sides by water.
	www.bcpassport.com /transportation/ferries.html (350 words)

	Teddy bear collecting
		Another is “Paddington”, the bear found on Paddington Railway station, London, having just come from Peru.
		Teddy bears started in 1903 when a cartoon appeared in an American newspaper depicting American President Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear cub that his hosts had tied to a tree so the president would not be left without a kill on a hunting excursion.
		Another factor that will play a part in a bear’s rise to fame will be whether they make it in story form in print and more especially as a cartoon character on TV or the Internet, all this will be dependent on the bear’s personality and their family.
	www.ba-education.demon.co.uk /for/collectables/teddybears.html (1034 words)

	Herald Sun Footy Story Page
		Premier Steve Bracks told radio station 3AW the Arts Centre Trust had agreed to the renaming of the concert hall, with an appropriate name to be worked out with Sir Rupert's family.
		Mr Bracks said the renaming of the concert hall was a fitting legacy for Sir Rupert, who introduced the first arts portfolio to Victorian government and once took the responsibility of arts minister.
		MELBOURNE'S Arts Centre Concert Hall will be named in honour of former Victorian premier Sir Rupert Hamer, who died last week.
	www.heraldsun.news.com.au /footy/common/story_page/0,8033,9130222^1702,00.html (1034 words)

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