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	Stars In Their Eyes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stars In Their Eyes Kids 2003 was won by Laura Jenkins, as Connie Francis, with a total of 156,455 votes.
		Stars In Their Eyes Kids 2004, was won by Paul Cowperthwaite as Michael Jackson singing ABC, with a total of 61,877 votes.
		The Stars In Their Eyes European Championships in 2002 was won by Ireland's Rebecca O'Connor as Tina Turner.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stars_in_Their_Eyes (923 words)

	H292: With Stars In Their Eyes
		Stars are inextricably linked to consumption in these examples in that their commodification extends beyond the cinema and into spectator's purchasing practices of female fashions.
		Stars are thus commodities within the Hollywood film industry and, in addition, their names become commodities in the fashion industry in Britain as they are used to describe particular styles.
		The whole body of the female star is a commodity, but the parts of her body (hair, legs, face) and the parts of her face (eyes, nose, mouth) and the parts of her eyes (colour, lashes, eyebrows) are also commodified.
	www.temple.edu /isllc/shorr/essays/stars.html (15985 words)

	Iowa Alumni Magazine: Stars in Their Eyes
		The three-credit-hour course surveys the life cycle of stars, the diversity of galaxies, and the history, structure, and fate of the universe.
		After observing a cluster of stars wobbling about in the Milky Way, they use Newtonian physics to deduce the hidden object that causes the erratic 1,000-miles-per-second orbit (in comparison, the Earth dawdles around the sun at a mere 33 miles a second).
		Their discovery: lurking at the center of the Milky Way is a supermassive fl hole about three million times the mass of our sun.
	www.iowalum.com /magazine/oct04/exclusive/stars_eyes.html (1564 words)

	Stars In Their Eyes guide • thecustard.tv
		Celebrity Stars In Their Eyes in May 2004 was won by Amy Nuttall (Chloe Atkinson in Emmerdale) as Sarah Brightman, against EastEnders' Lucy Benjamin as Gwen Stefani, James Gaddas of Bad Girls as Robert Palmer, Coronation Street's Beverley Callard as Cher and TV presenter Roger Black as James Taylor.
		Stars In Their Eyes Soap Special (July 2005) was won by Hollyoaks' Lee Otway as Richard Marx against Coronation Street's Bradley Walsh as Tony Bennett, Emmerdale's Charlotte Bellamy and John Middleton as Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby, Emmerdale's Adele Silva as Kylie Minogue, and ex-Brookside star Louis Emerick as Lionel Ritchie.
		Celebrity Stars In their Eyes (Saturday 23 December 2006) was won by Mark Radcliffe as Shane McGowan from The Pogues against Paul Burrell as Richard Gere, Jayne Tunnicliffe (from Coronation Street) as Marianne Faithfull, Phina Oruche as Lauren Hill and Tom Lister (from Emmerdale) as Jamie Callum.
	www.thecustard.tv /shows/starsintheireyes.html (1837 words)

	The Other Wurks: Review of Stars in their Eyes DVD
		TV talent shows come and go, but for the past ten years, Stars in their Eyes has brought a breath of fresh air to discovering new talent for they offer memebrs of the public the chance to do something that everybody has done at some time in their lives.
		Unlike other TV shows, Stars in their Eyes has no intense competition where for those who make the sept throguh their famous doors, main objective is to go out there, have the fiteen minutes of fame - and to have fun.
		Stars in their Eyes the video is out now as well as a special CD featuring some the shows favourite performers.
	www.hot-iron.co.uk /scribbler/stars_in_their_eyes.htm (386 words)

	Eyes in Their Stars - Dandy Designs - Does God Exist? - MayJun03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		These starfish can actually move quite rapidly using their star arms in a wiggly kind of motion that is quite different from the starfish most of us ar familiar with.
		Studies done of these eyes which are found on the dorsal arms of the star are actually an array of microlenses that work together.
		How the brittle star processes the information coming from the nerve bundles is still being studied, but there is no question that this is a very different kind of optical system present in a group of animals not believed to have eyes.
	www.doesgodexist.org /MayJun03/EyesInTheirStars.html (335 words)

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		Stars, or a percentage score, or a school exam type A to F rating, or any other rating scale you can think of all have their attractions.
		It sounds like stating the bleeding obvious, but without the review, reading the stars is about as informative as the age old pastime of the same name.
		Stars are an impression, a feeling about where the game sits relative to all the other games you have played.
	www.quandaryland.com /jsp/dispArticle.jsp?index=667 (922 words)

	U.K. TV Show 'Stars In Their Eyes' - April 29, 2000
		On Saturday, April 29, 2000, the U.K. TV Show "Stars In Their Eyes" on the 'ITV' channel broadcast an episode that included a Tori impersonator.
		"Stars In Their Eyes" features members of the public who dress up and perform as their favourite artist.
		The woman doing Tori came out and said as a clue to the identity of her star "She is always compared to Kate Bush".
	www.thedent.com /starseyes.html (730 words)

	Stars in Their Eyes - UKGameshows
		Stars in Their Eyes TalkStars in Their Eyes
		They then go through the "star door" and (kaboom!) after a few dry ice clouds they suddently become the star of their choosing.
		Of the five, an average of two or three will be people you're guaranteed to have never heard of, the audience has never heard of (but will clap exactly four bars into their song regardless) and the producers have never heard of, but the performances are usually of a high standard.
	www.ukgameshows.com /page/index.php/Stars_in_Their_Eyes (511 words)

	With Stars in Their Eyes--Renee Johnson
		After the street lights were all on I started to hear the traffic of people rushing home to their families, and kids on bikes headed home to their dinner and I decided to go home too.
		I saw you rushing down the road towards school, the train coming towards you, the engineer blowing the horn trying to warn you, the terror in your eyes as it hit, and then finally the serenity of your face surrounded by the twisted metal after it was over.
		His eyes and hair are the same color and he has your smile that is guaranteed to get him out of trouble down the line.
	www.storyhouse.org /renee.html (2736 words)

	Stars In Their Eyes - 100% Boy Special! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Jason Barrow recently got through the auditions to appear as George on the next series of the UK's 'Stars In Their Eyes' singing 'I Just Wanna Be Loved', which will be screened around Sept/Oct time on ITV.
		WED 24 July - The Stars In Their Eyes team turned up in Jason's hometown of Glasgow to film Jason's "AT WORK" piece.
		At 9am we were taxied to the studios and so began a day of "cameras,cameras and even more cameras",putting together the final pieces of the jigsaw that is Stars In There Eyes.
	www.btinternet.com /~s.essom/starsintheireyes.htm (1175 words)

	Stars In Their Eyes
		STARS In Their Eyes winner Gary Mullen told yesterday how he beat cancer.
		She is now expecting their second child nearly three years after son, Ben, was born.
		His wife filled in his application form for "Stars In Their Eyes" for which his mum, Theresa, had sent off.
	www.brianmay.com /freddie/sites/sites.html (1425 words)

	STARS IN THEIR EYES, CAT DEELEY, SINGING TALENT AND MUSICAL SHOWCASE - GARETH GATES WILL YOUNG - SOLAR COLA, COKE, COCA ...
		Stars In Their Eyes debuted on ITV as a half-hour show at 6.35pm on Saturday 21 July 1990, presented by Leslie Crowther.
		A 2003 Soap Stars Special was won by Deena Payne and Antony Audenshaw (Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers) against Bernie Nolan (Anastacia), Sammy Winward (Christina Aguilera), William Roache (Perry Como) and Lesley Joseph (Ethel Merman).
		Stars In Their Eyes Kids Special debuted as a one-off in 2001, with a seven-part series in 2002 which was won by Charlotte Geffen as Eva Cassidy, who beat kids mimicking Donny Osmond, Irene Cara, Millie Small, Nelly Furtado and Robbie Williams in the final.
	www.solarnavigator.net /music/stars_in_their_eyes.htm (1609 words)

	Dr. Frank's What's-it: suckers with stars in their eyes
		There's a full explanation on the site, but in brief, what they call "song-poems" are what results when suckers with stars in their eyes respond to ads like this:
		Like all songs perhaps, but in a way all their own, such songs can be a sort of window into a sad, beautiful life.
		Anyway, the site lists several compilations of song-poems (complete with sample mp3s) in addition to the recent one on Bar None (which is the only one I'd heard of.) Now I know what I want for Christmas.
	www.doktorfrank.com /archives/002576.html (791 words)

	The Stypod » Stars in Their Eyes
		One of these second-tier acts, Stars, includes several BSS members, although their music is in a different vein to the supergroup.
		Their most recent album, Set Yourself on Fire, is not nearly as warped or fragmented as the “pop” music on Broken Social Scene, and is correspondingly much more of a “pop” affair.
		This dynamic tends to be milked in a noirish sex-play fashion by bands like the Raveonettes or the Brunettes, or ignored in favour of alternating lead-vocal duties with little or no duetting (Sonic Youth would be the most obvious template).
	stylusmagazine.com /stypod/archives/383 (634 words)

	The Citizen, Auburn NY
		In 2001, a move to Aurora kicked off Ominsky's own space odyssey, when he and his wife, Elizabeth, moved closer to family and simultaneously met with a veritable galaxy of stars right in their own backyard.
		Wide, clear night skies presented the heavens in all their glory, with bevies of bright stars presiding in bright southern skies over a detailed Milky Way.
		The two now volunteer their time at the planetarium, and hope money from the anticipated $4,000 grant will soon come through.
	www.auburnpub.com /articles/2006/09/29/news/lake_life/lakelife01.txt (1107 words)

	Vegas Entertainments - TV's Stars In Their Eyes
		In the UK, since 1990, Granada Television's 'Stars In Their Eyes' series has been a staple of ITV's Saturday night prime time TV schedules.
		Each series attracts tens of thousands of applications from potential participants hoping to appear on the show as a tribute to their favourite musical stars.
		Please do not enquire to us for 'Stars In their Eyes' application forms (kids and adults).
	www.vegas.eclipse.co.uk /starsineyes1.htm (221 words)

	Middleton Guardian - Stars in their eyes
		THE first ever winner of Stars in Your Eyes, Maxine Barry, and Anne Marshall get ready for the Popstars charity concert.
		Stars In Your Eyes favourite, Maxine Barry, has lent her support to the evening and will be taking to the stage to belt out some Shirley Bassey classics.
		And Maxine won't be the only star performer on the night.
	www.middletonguardian.co.uk /news/s/213/213170_stars_in_their_eyes.html (549 words)

	BBC - Radio 4 - Stars In Their Eyes 25/12/2003
		The Mesopotamians - in what is now Iraq - developed a system of predictive astronomy, where Priests scanned the skies for omens that might give clues to the King’s future.
		But that shouldn’t blind us to the extraordinary astronomical achievements of ancient civilisations who had Stars in their Eyes.
		Even the Emperor’s horses had their own stars.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio4/science/starsineyes.shtml (343 words)

	The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - The Tribune Lifestyle
		As the joie de vivre in the clashing chords of the instruments peters out with the end of the wedding season, it is time for the motley crew of musicians and band owners to pack up their instruments and begin the long haul to next year.
		Patience is their forte, for they do exactly that while waiting endlessly for the bride and the groom to arrive, to strike up a jocular, stretchy tune to celebrate the moment.
		Since everybody wants their baggage to be in closest proximity overhead, the latecomers often find the bins over their seats already full.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2006/20060326/ttlife.htm (6234 words)

	Read Reviews on Stars in Their Eyes - MouthShut.com
		Hosted by Matthew Kelly (who can be a tad irritating), Stars in Their Eyes is a show where people dress up and perform as their favourite artists.
		Stars in Their Eyes is a great entertainment show.
		Compare Stars in Their Eyes with other popular TV Serials - By Channels
	www.mouthshut.com /product-reviews/Stars_in_Their_Eyes-925029803.html (228 words)

	Stars in their Eyes - TV Programs Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		There is a phrase which perfectly sums up Stars In Their Eyes – Compulsive Repulsive Syndrome.
		Stars in their Eyes : Matthew Kelly, Watch The Stars
		Stars in their Eyes : Bob Marley was robbed!
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /tv-programs/stars-in-their-eyes (251 words)

	Stars in their eyes \| BonitaNews.com
		They’ve amassed an interesting array of traditional as well as odd, promotional-type collectibles — like a scotch tape dispenser bearing their caricatures, cigarette lighters and even Martin and Lewis earrings.
		He exhibits it alongside the soundtrack album — which is naturally autographed by the film’s stars, Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes, as well as its infamous director, Roman Polanski.
		This site does not necessarily agree with comments posted below — responsibility lies with the relevant reader alone.
	www.bonitanews.com /news/2005/dec/06/stars_their_eyes (976 words)

	Stars in their eyes - 04 July 1998 - New Scientist
		Stars in their eyes - 04 July 1998 - New Scientist
		But in all his 35 years as an electrical engineer and instrument designer Droege has never been involved in a project quite like this.
		The Amateur All-Sky Survey, TASS for short, is a programme to continuously monitor a large portion of the night sky in the hope of finding objects that change their brightness, such as variable stars, novae and supernovae.
	www.newscientist.com /article/mg15921415.800-stars-in-their-eyes.html (299 words)

	Stars in their eyes \| comment \| EducationGuardian.co.uk
		"We also had this dummy rigged up to see how deep the chest compressions were and whether they could keep up the rate and we measured how much they moved their arms, because what you are supposed to do during chest compression is keep your arms dead straight and locked," Dr Calder says.
		The Space Medicine conference is Dr Calder's baby: she launched the first in 2004, just to flush out other medical scientists in Britain with stars in their eyes and the moon in their hearts.
		The second conference programme in 2005 was so packed that attendees begged for a two-day event in 2006: they've got one, at the National Space Centre in Leicester on September 30 and October 1.
	education.guardian.co.uk /higher/columnist/story/0,,1877962,00.html (851 words)

	04/13/19 ONLINE ORIGINAL: STUDENT CYBERJOCKS WITH TOO MANY STARS IN THEIR EYES?
		High school basketball stars aren't the only ones eager to jump straight to the pros and earn the big bucks.
		"They have stars in their eyes," Smarr says of the current crop of young programmers.
		But as long as Silicon Valley beckons, it's going to be just as tough for universities to keep bright programmers as it is for them to hold on to their best ball players.
	www.businessweek.com /1998/15/b3573009.htm (766 words)

	Stars in Their Eyes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He began making refractor telescopes—which use paired lenses to focus light—and taught himself to be a master optician, able to spot even the tiniest imperfections in the glass objectives he crafted.
		His two sons, George Bassett Clark and Alvan Graham Clark, joined their father's growing business, and together they founded the firm of Alvan Clark and Sons, makers of the finest—and largest—refractor telescopes of their time.
		Before they were done, the Clarks had five times created lenses for the world's largest telescopes, often beating their own records.
	www.smithsonianmagazine.com /issues/2001/october/refractors.php (281 words)

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