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	Sark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sark (in French, Sercq, in Sercquiais Sèr) is a small island of the Channel Islands, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
		The Seigneur of Sark is the head of the feudal government of the Isle of Sark.
		Although populated by monastic communities in the mediaeval period, Sark was uninhabited in the 16th century and used as a refuge and raiding base by Channel pirates.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sark (787 words)

	GENUKI:Sark
		The history of Sark (or, as in the old records, Sercq and Cercq) is necessarily much broken, as at different periods the island was for centuries uninhabited.
		There are four shafts in the mine, varying from 360 to 600 feet in depth; there are eight galleries, three of which are extended on the course of the vein horizontally 3,600 feet, and one is driven 300 feet under the sea.
		BRECHNOU is a small Island dependent on the lordship of Sark, 1 mile in circumference, and with two families settled on it.
	user.itl.net /~glen/guernseybailiwicksark.html (929 words)

	SARK - LoveToKnow Article on SARK
		It is divided into two unequal parts, known as Great Sark (the more northern) and Little Sark, connected by the Coupe, a lofty isthmus so narrow at the summit that it bears only a roadway, artificially built up, and flan.ked by a precipice on either side.
		The harbour of Sark lies on the east coast, a tiny cliff-bound bay protected by a breakwater, communicating with the interior only through two tunnels, one of which is modern, while the other dates from 1588.
		On Great Sark are the majority of the houses, the church, and the seigneunfe or manor-house.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /S/SA/SARK.htm (332 words)

	Sark Estate Agents, Estates on Sark, Estate Agents Sark, Buy Estates on Sark
		Sark is spectacular in both its scenery and its simplicity; its tranquil beauty is unmarred by cars or tarmac roads and yet enhanced by excellent modern facilities and telecommunications for residents and visitors alike.
		Transport on Sark is restricted to the horse and carriage, the bicycle and ‘shanks pony'.
		Sark was historically divided into 40 ‘tenements' (or farms) by the original settlers from Jersey in 1565; these are still intact today as they have played a vital role in the islands constitution, which has successfully evolved into a Human Rights compliant, modern governing body.
	www.sarkestateagents.com (590 words)

	Sark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sark (in French, Sercq, in Sarkese Sèr) is a small island of the Channel Islands, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
		There have been 22 Seigneurs of Sark and two German representatives but the current Seigneur (2004) is John Michael Beaumont.
		SS-N-4 Sark is the NATO reporting name for the R-13 submarine-launched ballistic missile.
	www.bucyrus.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Sark (705 words)

	Sark Diving
		Sark was Norman in fact before it became Norman by law in the middle of the tenth century.
		Sark was occupied on behalf of King John by an unfrocked monk from Picardy known as Eustance the monk (some chronicles mention two unfrocked brothers Eustance), an expert sailor, good strategist big-hearted pirate, in fact a sort of Robin Hood of the seas.
		Sark had its corsairs-the malicious would say pirates-and with the rare island captains who preyed on merchant vessels they were probably the only ones ever to make a fortune.
	www.sarkci.com /ds3/history.html (3499 words)

	Sark Attractions
		Sark has several fine beaches to choose and although they can be quite a treck down steps of cliff paths, they are well worth the trip.
		A rock to the north of Sark also known as the Oystercatcher, was where the Seigneur in 1839, drowned whilst out in poor weather with the Vicar of Sark, who incidentally survived but was badly shaken by the loss of his friend.
		Sark's shopping village is conveniently located near the top of the hill from Maseline Harbour and has a good selection of shops for general provisions as well as souvenirs for tourists.
	www.islandlife.org /attractions_sark.htm (1042 words)

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		Sark speaks from the bridge of the carrier, and his voice is amplified over the grid.
		Sark's lieutenant is watching the wall-sized screen behind Sark, where we can see a diagram of the area, with the tanks visible, moving through it.
		Sark and his lieutenant stand by either side of the door, and we gradually are given a view of the MCP, two or three miles away at the center of the plain ahead.
	www.scifiscripts.com /scripts/tron.txt (19431 words)

	Sark Home Page
		The beautiful island of Sark (or Ile de Sercq) lies 14 1/2 kilometres to the south east of Guernsey and is part of the Bailiwick.
		Landing on Sark by boat on a Sunday was approved in January 2001 when a 1926 Ordinance restricting the number of landings to just twelve person was repealed.
		Sark Government site which gives general information, details on the history and constitution of the island plus administration information and reports of Chief Pleas.
	www.islandlife.org /sark.htm (669 words)

	PopPolitics.com - The World According to SARK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Although she doesn’t have a radio program or television show, SARK is spreading her philosophy through a phone line that features her inspirational messages and through the sale of everything SARK, from posters and note cards to tote bags and watches.
		She’s not trained as a therapist or clinical psychologist, nor is she as mainstream as other household-name pop psychologists such as Deepak Chopra, John Gray, author of Men Are from Mars, Women are from Venus, or Jack Canfield, editor of the kitschy Chicken Soup for the Soul series.
		SARK is smart enough to say she doesn’t have all the answers, but her readers do.
	www.poppolitics.com /articles/2000-12-02-gwsark.shtml (1367 words)

	Cutty Sark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cutty Sark never won the Race she was built to take, possibly because — unlike Captain Kemball of the Thermopylae - Captain Moodie was too conscientious a seaman to take the necessary risks.
		She has an iron frame consisting of an iron flat plate keel which is laid on top of the wooden keel and is swept up at the ends, being inboard of the wooden stem and stern posts.
		If ‘Cutty Sark’ is left to deteriorate further, it will be an appalling indictment of the authorities of the nation that built her.
	www.boatsyachtsmarinas.com /history/html/cutty_sark.html (2956 words)

	Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia - - Cutty Sark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cutty Sark's name is Scottish for "short shirt" and comes from the Robert Burns poem "Tam O'Shanter," in which Tam secretly spies on the witch, Nannie, who is clad in a cutty sark; the reasons for Willis's choice of name are obscure.
		Willis's insistence that only the finest materials be used in the construction of Cutty Sark resulted in the bankruptcy of her builders before the ship was launched, and her completion was overseen by the firm of Denny Brothers, which took over the Scott and Linton yard.
		In 1952, the Cutty Sark Preservation Society came together under the auspices of Frank Carr, director of the National Maritime Museum, and in 1954 she was opened as a museum at Greenwich.
	college.hmco.com /history/readerscomp/ships/html/sh_024300_cuttysark.htm (955 words)

	THE ISLE OF SARK
		The benefits of Sark were not created to encourage newcomers to the Island but simply to enable residents to live a normal and unrestricted life.
		The “Sark Lark” and The Dame of Sark
		It was estimated that 20% to 40% of Sark’s population of 600 had been acting as CTC directors for fees of between £100 to £200 a year per company.
	www.offshore-manual.com /taxhavens/Sark.html (706 words)

	Centre College: Centre celebrates women’s history month with noted author/artist SARK
		SARK is the author of 11 books, including the bestsellers "Succulent Wild Woman" and "Transformation Soup." There are more than two million SARK books in print.
		SARK was featured in the PBS series, "Women of Wisdom and Power" as well as a documentary film titled, "The World According to SARK." She is a periodic guest on National Public Radio and on her own "Inspiration Line."
		SARK is a self-described "recovering procrastinator/perfectionist who practices what she teaches," and she lives in San Francisco with her "fur husband" cat, Jupiter.
	www.centre.edu /web/news/2002/sark02.html (313 words)

	Sark Tourism - Isle of Sark, Channel Islands
		Sark is the 2005 Bailiwick of Guernsey entry in 'Britain in Bloom'
		Sark is the smallest of the four main Channel Islands, located some 80 miles off the south coast of England.
		There are no cars, giving Sark an enchantment which is quite unique; its spell draws visitors back for their holidays, year after year.
	www.sark-tourism.com (265 words)

	Feature Interview - SARK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I was entirely thrilled—and admittedly nervous—to chat with SARK via telephone from her home in San Francisco last May. Here’s what the magic lady had to say about vital matters including art, love, and the all-important pursuit of pleasure.
		SARK: I resist and avoid and practice all kinds of avoidant behaviors and distractions.
		SARK: First they need to commit to spending some time alone, which is very scary and most people don’t do it.
	www.inspiredathome.com /V.1/18.htm (1630 words)

	Fan Forum - Alias - The Official SAVE SARK Campaign Thread (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		You said that "Sark never properly gelled as a full-time cast member last season" and that is true because no one took the time to develop it.
		Sark is still such an unknown and that is one of the main reasons my interest was drown to him, he is one of the few characters that still has the potential to grow.
		I would be happy to keep Sark as Sydneys enemy and nothing else if that is required, btoh myself and all the thousands of Sarkney can just continue to see the dirty side of every situation and conversation between the to like we have for the last few years.
	www.fanforum.com /showthread.php?s=&threadid=18174 (2029 words)

	Sark Ancestry
		He parcelled out leased land at a low rental, made large enough to support a family, on condition that a house was put up and the tenant provided one man, armed with a musket and ammunition, to defend the island if necessary.
		Elizabeth made the Fief Haubert of Sark separate from St Ouen and gave it to Helier and his heirs in perpetuity, the rent to be 50 sols tournois annually.
		The Dame of Sark's battles with the German officers on her island are well documented.
	user.itl.net /~glen/sark.html (1159 words)

	Cutty Sark
		To this end the Cutty Sark was built by Scott and Lindon, fitted out by William Denny Bros. and launched on 22nd November 1869, at Dumbarton.
		She wore only a Cutty Sark, which was a short shirt made from Paisley linen.
		In the poem she reaches out and grabs the horse's tail, which is why her image on the ship's figurehead shows her left arm out-stretched.
	www.theheritagetrail.co.uk /maritime/cutty_sark.htm (449 words)

	Simply Sark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The island of Sark is arguably the least known and least visited of the Channel Islands.
		It is a romantic hideaway from the pressures of the modern world, and one of its charms is the lack of tourist infrastructure.
		During the World War II period, Sark was occupied by the Germans and whilst under their command enhancements were made to the island itself, including some well engineered tunnels, which, to this day can be seen..
	www.simplysark.co.uk (281 words)

	S.A.R.K
		SARK Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy, says that she 'visits the Soul Food Cafe to revel in language, soak in creative experiments, and marvel at the depth that is there.'
		Years ago a friend introduced me to the work of SARK when she gave me one of Susan's early books as a present.
		It was one thing for me to admire SARK's work but quite another for Susan to be telling the world that she 'visits the Soul Food Cafe to revel in language, soak in creative experiments, and marvel at the depth that is there.'
	www.outbackonline.net /Sark/sark_interview.htm (832 words)

	Sark on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Lord of Sark may not have serfs, but his pigeon rights are heir-tight.
		Le bateau mexicain Cuauhtemoc qui participe à la Cutty Sark, le 22 Juillet à Gdansk L'armada de la mythique Cutty Sark, cé.
		The Cutty Sark is saved; [pounds sterling]11m lottery fund cash comes to the rescue of tea clipper.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/S/Sark.asp (663 words)

	Cutty Sark
		The Cutty Sark was registered in London due to the fact that John Willis's father, also a sea captain, had settled there.
		She then went to Shanghai where her agents sent her to Hankow, which involved a 600 mile tow up the River Yangtze, to look for a tea cargo as the steamships were taking the prime cargoes.
		The Cutty Sark's anchors parted and she drove through the anchorage causing damage to two ships before becoming stuck hard on the mud bank.
	www.red-duster.co.uk /DOFS5.htm (1405 words)

	Zap2it - TV features - Sark Attack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sark of ABC's Sunday-night hit "Alias," David Anders walks into a room in an office building in downtown Los Angeles (standing in for a German genetics company), shoots out a surveillance camera, and then shoots a man in the chest, knocking him back into a chair, dead.
		Sark is one of TV's happy accidents, a minor short-term character that caught on with viewers and wound up a regular role.
		Sark is so mysterious, he has no first name.
	tv.zap2it.com /shows/features/features.html?31245 (844 words)

	The SARK Puzzle
		The one positive result, she says herself, is that she became intensely creative in response to the evil that she had to combat.
		Now in her mid-40s, SARK has not only her entire artistic oeuvre to show for herself, but also a foundation that offers support to women, children, artists and the elderly.
		SARK proves that point by employing some para-Christian language in her litany of self-comforts.
	www.boundless.org /1999/features/a0000145.html (1679 words)

	Cutty Sark Clipper Ship on AboutBritain.com
		Cutty Sark was built for John Willis to be the fastest clipper on the China tea route.
		She was recorded to have reached speeds of 17 and a half knots, her best day's run is recorded at 363 miles, averaging 15 knots, and on one occasion she sailed 2,164 miles in six days and on another 3457 in eleven days.
		In 1895 she was sold to the Portuguese and twenty seven years later, in Falmouth, was seen and purchased by Captain Wilfred Dowman, returning again to the British flag.
	www.aboutbritain.com /CuttySark.htm (687 words)

	Sark Information \| Isle of Sark Shipping ferry service between Guernsey and Sark
		Isle of Sark Shipping is a small family run company has operated the year-round lifeline Passenger and Freight service between Guernsey and Sark since 1969 and a Cruise Ship Agent.
		Sark is actually two islands, Great Sark and Little Sark, which are joined together by an isthmus, called La Coupee.
		Sark is not a place for visitors seeking the bright lights and hectic nightlife - it is a natural and tranquil haven for people who wish to enjoy beautiful walks, breathtaking scenery and a refreshing break from the modern world.
	sarkshipping.guernsey.net /info.html (717 words)

	Isle of Sark Shipping Cruise Ship agent and ferry service between Guernsey and Sark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Isle of Sark Shipping is a small island owned company that has operated the year-round lifeline Passenger and Freight service between Guernsey and Sark since 1969.
		All the island's supplies are loaded by harbour crane in Guernsey and unloaded by Sark's mobile crane on the island.
		The dual role Sark Venture built in 1985 is a 70ft long twin-engined steel monohull ferry, capable of carrying 122 passengers in the summer and 92 passengers in the winter or 30 tonnes of cargo on the after deck and 12 passengers.
	sarkshipping.guernsey.net (781 words)

	Sark hotels. The Channel Islands guide to discounted hotel and self catering accommodation. The island of Sark.
		Sark measures only three by one and a half miles and is the smallest independent state in the British Commonwealth.
		Click a Sark hotel, guest house or self catering for more information, images and rates.
		Originally built as a farmhouse in 1741, today Stocks is the home of the Armorgie family who personally manage this boutique country house hotel and award winning restaurant.
	www.islandrooms.com /Sark_Hotels.html (147 words)

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