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	Skye Online :: Your Skye McCole Bartusiak Source
		This is a fansite for actress Skye McCole Bartusiak.
		Skye is a very talented young lady who has made quite a name for herself since her debut in Stephen King's Storm of the Century back in 1999.
		Skye recently filmed a feature film called Kill Your Darling in which she plays a troubled teen who goes to extreme measures to gain the attention of her psychiatrist father.
	www.skye-online.org (480 words)

	:Skye Roots: tracing YOUR heritage on Scotland 's Isle of Skye and Raasay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Driven by the life-long passion of Skye woman Norma MacLeod, herself born and bred on the island, 'Skye Roots' researches, draws together and preserves the fragmented wealth of local Skye family history for the benefit of people around the world nowadays and for generations to come.
		In addition, 'Skye Roots' is also currently involved in a huge and fascinating project to trace and document the 19th century emigrations from Skye - indeed, if you can trace family links to Skye YOU may well be able to help to contribute to this.
		Skye Roots' service is affordable and available to all, whether to expand your understanding of your own family tree or as a unique present to a friend, loved-one or relative.
	www.skye-roots.co.uk (532 words)

	The Skye Terrier Club of American
		Skyes were bred by farmers as working terriers whose function was to destroy fox, badger and otter.
		The Skye's short, sturdy legs were well suited for digging, and the double coat served as protection from injury and bad weather.
		Skyes are fine with children if they are raised with them; if an adult Skye is unaccustomed to children, they may create an upsetting experience for the dog.
	clubs.akc.org /skye/html/gen__breed_info.html (1474 words)

	Geology - Skye (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Outcrops around the coast of northern Skye, on Raasay and at Loch Sligachan were deposited in the Sea of the Hebrides Basin and differ in detail from those on Strathaird, around Strollamus and in the Strath area, which were deposited in a separate Inner Hebrides Basin.
		Anderson, F.W. and Dunham, K.C. The geology of northern Skye.
		Ballantyne, C.K. The Loch Lomond Readvance on the Isle of Skye, Scotland: glacier reconstruction and paleoclimatic implications.
	www.bambi.demon.co.uk /skyedata/geology.html (7273 words)

	Skye on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The climate is mild, and Skye is a resort despite its heavy rainfall; a bridge connecting the island to the mainland opened in 1995.
		At the north end of the island are the ruins of Duntulm Castle, belonging to the rival clan, the Macdonalds.
		Skye McCole Bartusiak attends the premiere of "The Pacifier" at El Capitan Theatre, Los Angeles, California, March 1, 2005.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/S/Skye.asp (625 words)

	ABOUT SKYE NOEL
		Skye Noel Smith is an exciting young talent who is a true “triple threat” in the entertainment industry.
		Skye Noel has received her theatrical training in community theater (in which she has performed in over a dozen productions since the age of ten) as well as through a performing arts high school.
		Skye Noel received training in modeling from Barbizon and has been a teacher in their model and talent tracks.
	www.skye-noel.com /skyeopener.html (358 words)

	Caber Feidh Scottish Deerhounds
		Skye would like to thank everyone who supported him in his groundbreaking campaign for governor of California in the 2003 recall election.
		You can read about Skye's campaign, his platform, and his running mate, and view his list of endorsements as well as links to news stories and websites featuring Skye, at the Skye for Governor Homepage.
		Although Skye has been approached by several presidential frontrunners who want his expertise either as a running mate or campaign advisor, Skye feels his time is best spent on Starving Deerhounds of the World, Inc., of which he is founder.
	www.caberfeidh.com /Skye.htm (361 words)

	Skye
		Skye is the emotional heart of the Federation.
		The many succeeding generations on Skye have developed a deep emotional attachment to this world of green mountains beneath twin suns.
		Despite this clash, every long-time citizen of Skye has the same deep attachment to the planet and most born there never contemplate leaving it.
	www.skye-rangers.net /planets/skye.htm (257 words)

	IGN: Darkened Skye Review
		Darkened Skye is a third-person action adventure not all that dissimilar in nature from F.A.K.K. Heretic II, or even Alice.
		Where Darkened Skye manages to excel (and greatly, mind you) is in the delivery of this somewhat perfunctory storyline.
		Not quite the movie aficionado I perhaps should be, I required a quick trip to the IMDB to discover that she in fact played Jasmine in Disney's Aladdin.
	pc.ign.com /articles/324/324634p1.html (953 words)

	Skye Bridge Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Since October 1995, Skye has been linked to mainland Scotland by a bridge, and there are those who feel it ceased to be a true island as a result.
		Kyle of Lochalsh had been the location of a ferry link to Skye since 1600 or earlier, though cattle en route to lowland markets still had to swim across the half kilometer of water as late as 1800.
		The Skye Bridge was the subject of controversy both before it was built and during its construction: and it remained controversial afterwards.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /skye/bridge (731 words)

	Isle of Skye Scotland - travel, accommodation, sightseeing
		Skye stretches into the distance with the spectacular ridge of the Cuillin mountains, a backdrop for stunning sunsets.
		Along the coast at Tokavaig is Dunsgaith Castle, an ancient and crumbling ruin which in the legend of Cuchuillin, the third century Irish warrior-hero, was built in a single night by a witch, and was also associated with the warrior queen Sgathaich.
		This is just a glimpse of what is on offer in southern Skye, but there is much more to see north of Broadford including the capital Portree, museums and heritage centres, castles such as Dunvegan and Duntulm, plus spectacular cliffs, the Cuillin mountains and views of the Outer Hebrides.
	www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk /skye.html (743 words)

	Artist Profile - Skye Sweetnam
		Skye is a true original, but she's also a worthy successor to the female rockers who came before her.
		Skye's road to stardom began in a tiny, sub-suburb of Toronto called Bolton, (population 15,000), a really terrific place to raise a kid, but not such a cool place to be one.
		She was tapped to sing the theme song for "Radio Free Roscoe," The N's edgy half-hour series about the misadventures of four high school freshmen who run an underground radio station, and made her acting debut on the show as well.
	emimusicpub.com /worldwide/artist_profile/skye-sweetnam_profile.html (1150 words)

	SKYE RECORDINGS
		Skye Records was formed in early 1968 by vibist Cal Tjader, guitarist Gabor Szabo and composer Gary McFarland.
		The Skye Recording Co. Ltd - as it was officially known - was located in New York City (even though Szabo and Tjader maintained home bases on the West Coast) and directed by Norman Schwartz, who was representing all three artists at the time.
		Skye allowed its principals to record and release the music of their own choice, as well as develop artists who had similar ideologies.
	www.dougpayne.com /skyelist.htm (236 words)

	Photographs of Skye, Scotland - prints for sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Welcome to the Skye in Focus online gallery, which is dedicated to bringing you exciting, high quality images of the Isle of Skye, a place of spectacular landscapes located in the Inner Hebrides off the north west coast of Scotland.
		Skye is believed by some to be the most beautiful and romantic island in the world.
		Norman Collie, one of the first to climb in the Cuillin, described a 'secret beauty born of the mists, the rain, and the sunshine' and it is this combination which makes photography on Skye such a challenge but at the same time such a rewarding experience.
	www.skye-photos.com (402 words)

	Why A Skye
		Many a writer has said that "Like attracts like" and in the case of Skye terrer owners and their skyes, it is very true.
		A Skye Terrier will respect an owner that treats them fairly and firmly, in fact, it may be a basic requirement of ownership.
		Skyes have been known to intuit out a special need in their owners or friends of their owners and have even been used successfully as therapy dogs.
	clubs.akc.org /skye/html/why_a_skye.html (572 words)

	Isle of Skye Accommodation, Travel & Sightseeing - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		Skye Walking Holidays - explore the magic of the Quiraing & Trotternish area of northern Skye with local guides.
		The name of the village comes from 'kyle' - the narrow strait of water between Skye and the mainland - and 'akin' after the Norwegian King Haakon IV who sailed through here in 1263 on his way to defeat at the Battle of Largs which ultimately decided the ownership of the Hebrides.
		Skye and Raasay are covered by several slightly overlapping maps in this series, all produced by the Ordnance Survey which is the official map agency of the UK.
	www.scotland-info.co.uk /skye.htm (7724 words)

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		The Skye Terrier originated centuries ago on the Isle of Skye, which lies off the northeast coast of Scotland.
		The Skye Terrier was used by farmers and fishermen to hunt otters, badgers and foxes.
		A Skye is loyal and friendly with people he knows but reserved and cautious with strangers.
	hometown.aol.com /molonglo/skye/terrier.htm (282 words)

	Skye Sweetnam
		At the age of 14, Canadian Skye Sweetnam has already written and recorded an album that contains the hit leadoff single from the movie How to Deal, starring Mandy Moore and Trent Ford.
		Skye has not only co-written and co-produced her own record, but the multi-talented ninth grader also loves to snowboard, draw, and create videos.
		Yeah, I did the Craig Kilborn show, and I'll be doing more shows and performances around Toronto, as well as L.A. Make sure to watch out for Skye when she comes to your town, and keep your ears open.
	www.sgmag.com /mindcandy/skye (494 words)

	Skye Photographs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Isle of Skye lies off the North West coast of mainland Scotland.
		Skye is a land of history, of great beauty, of wilderness and of wildlife.
		I hope my calendars and postcards convey something of the magic of Skye, in all its changing moods of light and shade.
	www.skye-photographs.co.uk (76 words)

	skye
		My hoomin gave me the name Skye because she thought I was a charcoal grey, "blue" smoke kitty, and thought that "sky" was a good name for a "blue" kitty.
		And when she finally realized that I was a fl smoke kitty (fl outer furs, white undercoat and skin), it still was okay, cuz my sky could be the night sky just as well.
		Skye Silversong passed peacefully to the Rainbow Bridge on June 2, 2001, having succumbed to unexpected and virulent cancermonsters.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Meadows/1240/skye.html (1022 words)

	AllRefer.com - Skye terrier, Dog (Dogs) - Encyclopedia
		Skye terrier, breed of sturdy, short-legged terrier developed in the northwestern islands of Scotland more than four centuries ago.
		It may be fl, blue, gray, fawn, or cream in color.
		Bred originally to hunt small game both on land and in the water, the Skye later became a favorite at the English court.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/S/Skyeterr.html (206 words)

	Birds and Bird Watching on Island of Skye, Scotland
		Though many aspects of Skye's geology, topography, culture and history have been extensively studied, until now little has ever been published about its bird life.
		This is the first dedicated publication to the birds of Skye and where to find them with 184 pages, 20 fl and white etchings and line drawings by Jean Thomas, and 8 pages of full colour photographs.
		Our interactive map on the Where to Go page highlights Skye's top spots for birding with advice on the species which you are likely to find and the best times to spot them.
	www.skye-birds.com (213 words)

	Home - Unofficial Skye Sweetnam Fan Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Skye was named September Blender Magazine's "Next Big Thing!" Read all about it and see some exclusive photos of Skye in this article at Blender.com.
		Skye's road to stardom began in a tiny, sub-suburb of Toronto called Bolton, (population 15,000).
		Skye, defines herself as being an "artsy brat/princess/little chic, that loves to have fun and be creative and do everything, whether it be writing, recording, performing or sharing creative energy with people", (who) loves learning.
	skye.cc (2923 words)

	Skye - Linda Lael Miller - Mobipocket eBooks
		Linda Lael Miller masterfully captures the hardships and dangers of a country swept by the winds of war -- and the daring and determination, the hopes and dreams of four unforgettable women -- in a thrilling new series.
		Skye McQuarry's heart belongs to one man -- Primrose Creek's lumber baron, Jake Vigil.
		But their delicate bond faces the ultimate test when a business deal threatens to tear them apart -- and battle lines are drawn between two passionate hearts.
	www.ebookmall.com /ebook/94986-ebook.htm (506 words)

	Welcome to Isle of Skye and Shorefield House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Isle of Skye, the largest of the Inner Isles of the Hebrides in North West Scotland, is a perfect place to spend your holidays.
		You can travel to Skye by ferry from Mallaig to Armadale, or by car across the new ‘Skye Bridge’ at Kyle of Lochalsh, linking the Isle of Skye to the mainland for the first time in history.
		The Isle of Skye is also famed for its role in turbulent Scottish history, the most renowned event being Bonnie Prince Charlie’s escape to France through Skye, now a tale immortalized in the ‘Skye Boat Song’.
	www.shorefield.com (288 words)

	Skye cottage self catering accommodation Portree / Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye Scotland
		Skye cottage self catering accommodation Portree / Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye Scotland
		This is an excellent base from which to explore Skye, as we are midway between Portree and Dunvegan (the historic seat of the Clan MacLeod).
		North Skye is full of interesting places to visit and things to do including castles, museums, potteries, galleries, hand spinning exhibitions and local craft markets.
	www.skye-selfcatering.co.uk (486 words)

	Walking in Scotland - Skye (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is a compact island with a wide variety of walks and climbs to suit all abilities, from mountains and hills like the Red Hills, the Storr and Quiraing to more gentle walks such as the walk to Talisker Bay, the Portree Forest walk and the walk to Eas Mor waterfall.
		The Quiraing and the Table, 950 ft, 4 miles: A walk to the base of the Quiraing, then a short, steep climb up to the Table on narrow paths which wind their way between the rock formations.
		Skye: Walking, Scrambling and Exploring by Ralph Storer, published by David and Charles.
	www.b-mercer.demon.co.uk /skywalk.htm (715 words)

	Isle of Skye Round Table 1133 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Isle of Skye Round Table is all about fun and helping the local community.
		Since 1972, Isle of Skye Round Table has donated considerable funds to local and national charities and other needy causes.
		It has successfully established itself as an important part of the Skye community and one which many other groups try to emulate.
	www.skye-round-table.org.uk (105 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: Skye: The Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Skye is one of the most beautiful parts of Britain.
		To the people who live there it is simply "an t-eilean", the island, and it occupies an almost mythical place in the minds of many Scots.
		This book portrays Skye as it really is, with colour photographs by Cailean Maclean.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/1851588272 (242 words)

	Skye Terrier
		In addition to being a true working terrier, the Skye was much favoured as a house pet of the Scottish lairds and eventually gained considerable status with the English aristocracy.
		Unswervingly loyal and devoted to those he loves, but reserved and distrustful of strangers, the Skye Terrier is a one-man dog.
		With his highly individual appearance and personality, the Skye Terrier is an extremely rewarding dog to own.
	www.petnet.com.au /dogs/D174.html (216 words)

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