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Phone in - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia BBC Radio Nottingham is credited for the first phone-in on 4 February 1968, in a programme called "What Are They Up To Now?" On radio (especially talk radio), it's common for an entire program to be a phone in. Speech based Talk Radio UK was launched in 1995, with much of its programming featuring phone-ins. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Phone_in   (265 words)

Goose Fair in Nottingham Goose Fair is traditionally held in Nottingham on the first Thursday, Friday and Saturday of October every year though for the past five years it has started with a special charity night on the Wednesday. The official opening is marked at noon by the Lord Mayor of Nottingham ringing a pair of silver bells after the reading of the Proclamation in the presence of the Sheriff of Nottingham. They talk of Goose Fair weather when the nights begin to draw in and there's a hint of autumn in the air. www.mynottingham.com /nottingham/community-goosefair.htm   (265 words)

NUCU - Welcome If you would like know more about what we believe as Christians click on 'What is Christianity all about?' or come along to a lunch bar on Fridays at 1pm in the Portland Building (you get a free lunch and there's a talk, and an opportunity to ask questions). If you're new to Nottingham or the CU, we hope to tell you a bit about us, who we are and what we do. Learing these 5 verses will help you to share the good news of Jesus Christ with others. www.su.nottingham.ac.uk /~nucu   (265 words)

BACIT BACIT held members meetings with NET to talk through the proposals, and through constructive negotiation gained an extra stop at Cator Lane and some changes to the route through Beeston. Before Line 1 of NET opened, the then chair of BCBRA stated in the Nottingham Evening Post that "...they are against the tram anywhere". Looking back to January, NET Line One was running late in commissioning, and the Anti-tram groups were revelling and confident in their hope that NET would fail. www.bacit.org   (265 words)

Sony Radio Academy Awards the judges I then spent a number of years working in local radio, first as a Senior Producer and then as Managing Editor of BBC Radio Nottingham. In 1998 I joined Talk Radio as Managing Editor, survived the change of ownership and was the launch Programme Director for Kelvin Mackenzie's talkSPORT. I rejoined the BBC to work on the new digital networks as Managing Editor BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music. www.radioawards.org /judges/judge_ab.htm   (126 words)

SoccerAudio - England/UK BBC Radio Nottingham now makes available an archive of each Monday's one hour "Match Talk" program which covers Nottingham Forest, Notts County and Mansfield Town as well as English football in general. BBC Radio London covers London teams, with commentary that is sometimes available on the webcast, sometimes not because of internet rights. Radio WDON is a project dedicated to prividing live audio coverage of all home fixtures for the team. www.socceraudio.com /inglaterra.htm   (2103 words)

CityNet Nottingham Parents of Children with Diabetes was formed over four years ago so that children with diabetes and their families could meet and either talk about diabetes or just have fun at social events - secure in the knowledge that those around them shared similar problems. A group of people who care for adults with enduring mental ill health with the aim of being key contact with the decision makers, focusing on carers and their issues and being a resource available for carers throughout the City and County of Nottingham.They provide information and supportto carers through a support worker. Sometimes carers need support themselves and this is the centre which can provide just that. www.nottinghamcitynet.co.uk /carenet/usefulweblinks   (228 words)

BBC - 6 Music Shows - Chris Hawkins' Biography Chris began his career at BBC Radio Shropshire and also had a stint at Talk Radio UK. He presented a daily show on GLR 94.9 for over two years and has also presented on BBC London Live, BBC Radio Nottingham, Real Radio and American College Radio. In addition to his programmes for 6 Music, Chris regularly deputises on Radio 2 and in the summer of 2003 introduced headline acts during the station's coverage of Guilfest. www.bbc.co.uk /6music/shows/chris_hawkins/biog.shtml   (228 words)

Asperger Syndrome - From the Horse's Mouth - Page four Then John Holmes started to talk to me about Nottingham over the airwaves. Now, if that had been Radio Nottingham, my local radio station, I would have had to wait until 4 pm to see if anyone had a copy of the tape. The radio station said that they did have a programme that was presented by Nick Brunger that had a feature called Brunger’s Car Boot, or something like that, but the only problem was that Nick Brunger does the afternoon show for the radio station and wasn’t on the air until 4 pm in the afternoon. www.webspawner.com /users/asperger/pagefour.html   (3438 words)

RDF Management - Chris Hawkins Chris began his career at BBC Radio Shropshire and also had a stint at Talk Radio UK. He presented a daily show on GLR 94.9 for over two years and has also presented on BBC London Live, BBC Radio Nottingham, Real Radio (Guardian Media Group) and American College Radio. In addition to his programmes for 6 Music, Chris regularly deputises on Radio 2 and in the summer of 2003 introduced headline acts during the station’s coverage of Guilfest 2003. www.rdfmanagement.com /clients/chris_hawkins.html   (145 words)

UC DIARY Every Wednesday night at 7.10pm the University of Canterbury has a 10 minute interview on Canterbury on Air to promote the courses and subjects we offer, or to talk about events on or related to campus that would be of interest to the general public. College House is the oldest and most traditional hall of residence in New Zealand. The University's Research Committee, in association with the Research Office, will be administering applications submitted to the Centres of Research Excellence Fund (CoRE Fund). www.comsdev.canterbury.ac.nz /diary/2001/010907.htm   (3064 words)

University of Nottinghams Students Union: Home Page At Nottingham there will be loads of events covering all campuses and watch out for the giant Fairtrade banana going around halls of residence! This March, the talented students are to perform The Pirates of Penzance in a bigger, more central venue - The Nottingham Arts Theatre. To provide a forum for those interested in Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi relations can talk, discuss and debate relevant issues regarding the past, present and the future of the sub-continent www.students-union.nottingham.ac.uk   (249 words)

Past News from Pillow Talk. As part of BBC Radio 1 OneLive in Nottingham, Daniel Cheeseboard decided to take a Pillow Talk demo CD down to the OneLive Cafe in Nottingham to get a bit of one on one action/feedback. The next Midlands gig will be on Friday October 25th at Junktion7 in Nottingham with Heroic Trio and the excellent Sevenball. Perhaps at this juncture it would be worth mentioning that Pillow Talk are all the way behind their pal Mikey Batsman who despite being referred to by a false name really is a real person and is currently cooking eggs on the bonnet of his tank in the gulf. www.pillowtalkweb.co.uk /news1.htm   (10795 words)

Department of Hispanic and Latin American Studies- University of Nottingham All this Bardem made patently clear in his talk at the First National Film Congress held at Salamanca in May 1955, a talk which is of particular relevance to us as it was delivered as Bardem was preparing himself to write the screenplay for Calle mayor. Bardem's speech is rightly remembered for its brave attack on the Francoist cinema which he claimed to be 'políticamente ineficaz, socialmente falso, intelectualmente ínfimo, estéticamente nulo, industrialmente raquítico'. This scene, through reasons of censorship, was reduced to a casual remark at the beginning of the final version of the film, but the point is still clearly made: the gamberros, like Isabel with her longing for a new home, are fully participating in the new capitalist dream offered them by the régime. www.nottingham.ac.uk /hispanic/research/stevecm.html   (10795 words)

robin_hood1.inc The Sheriff of Nottingham posted a reward of two hundred pounds for the capture, dead or alive, of one Robert Fitzooth, outlaw. So Rob fell to planning how he could disguise himself to go to Nottingham town; for he knew that the Foresters had even then set a price on his head in the market-place. And the crowds thronging the streets upon that busy Fair day often paused to read the notice and talk together about the death of the Head Forester. ssl.stories-more.com /online/robin_hood1.inc   (10795 words)

Complex Analysis and Integrable Systems The aim of the seminar is to present informal talks on areas of common interest to the integrable systems group at Loughborough and the complex analysis group at Nottingham. This talk will be a survey of some of the ways in which complex analysis is used in the solution and study of several integrable equations. In particular, Analysis seminars at Nottingham can be found at www.maths.nottingham.ac.uk /personal/jkl/lboro.html   (886 words)

I turned down the Spice Girls - Sean Goldsmith I was in the Trent FM studios in Nottingham, and I was able to talk to the Spice Girls in Coventry via an ISDN link. I'm Sean Goldsmith and I work as a Radio Presenter (that's DJ) at Trent FM in Nottingham and Mercia FM in Conventry, England. Ah yes, Pugh fixes my computer (for free) and does a bit of presenting on Trent FM. www.spiceshack.net /sean.htm   (301 words)

Dr JR Silvester Talk given for the Saturday Advanced Mathematics class at Nottingham University, and (in various versions) also for Imperial College, Wilson's School, North London Collegiate School, UKMT at Trinity College Cambridge, Summer School at KCL, and Lord Wandsworth College (February - September 2004): Here are the sets of slides 1, 2 (PDF) from the talk, plus the Geometer's Sketchpad files to download (for those with the software to run them): regular and semi-regular tilings, impossible cases, hinged tilings, Penrose tilings, Voderberg tilings, complex numbers, spiral tilings, tromino tilings. www.mth.kcl.ac.uk /staff/jr_silvester.html   (405 words)

TalksPast Over the years, I've given talks on a variety of topics at conferences, colleges, universities and societies throughout the world. If you are interested in hearing a talk on statistical literacy, contact me at schield@augsburg.edu. RSS Centre for Statistical Education and the University of Nottingham, England www.augsburg.edu /ppages/~schield/TalksPast.htm   (405 words)

Staffordshire Bat Group (U.K.) Home Roost Saturday 28th July - Ilam Hall (Ilam, Manifold Valley) 7pm 'supper', 8pm talk, 9pm walk (£5.95 per head) - joint event with National Trust - booking essential - please contact Emma Johnston at the NT Office in Ilam Tel: 01335-350503 (SK132507) September Friday 31st August to Sunday 2nd September - National Bat Conference This year's conference is taking place at Nottingham University. August Saturday 18th August - Biddulph Grange Country Park (Biddulph) 7.30pm talk at the Visitor Centre followed by walk - joint event with Staffordshire Moorlands District Council (SJ894594) www.parkhall.demon.co.uk /sbg/events_2001.html   (405 words)

Jay Marvin's Secular Talk Radio & Arts Gas Tank Maggie Campbell- Nottingham Maria Asensi Claver-Bournemouth Mark Godsell Fletcher-Basford, Nottingham Michael Speller-South London Paul Squire-Muswell Hill, North London Piers Midwinter-Rochester, Kent Prema Sundararajan [^]South West London Ray Wilkins- Belgium Sacha Barna-Docklands, London Salma Ghorab Caller-Clapham, South West London Shelly Vickers Pertz-Muswell Hill, London Susie Kershaw-West London Suzanne sanders-Devon Tom Kemp-Oxford Trevour Atwood-New Barnet, Herts. Self taught art - also known as raw or outsider art (due to its non-mainstream heritage) [^] as its name suggests, is art produced by individuals who have not been [OE]classically[base '] trained. Howard G. Charing - Brighton Ian Squires -London Isa Levy- Highgate North London Jay Marvin- Chicago, USA Jeff Hunter-Ringwood Jo George- Crouch End North London Joe McGowan-Staines, Middlesex Joseffa Melamet-North London Judith Mcnicol- Edingburgh, Scotland Julia Thrul-South London Karen Stamper-Twickenham Kathy Prest-Barnet, Herts. blogs.salon.com /0002606/2003/08/26.html   (405 words)

Princess of Thieves (2001) But when Robin Hood is captured by the Sheriff of Nottingham (Malcolm McDowell, My Life so Far) and sentences to death, his life and the future of England lie in Gwyn's inexperienced hands. The Sheriff tells him Robin Hood, but not to worry because he is in Jerusalem and John tells him that is wrong, he is in fact back in Nottingham. The bounty talk is then dropped and they all have a good laugh. www.geocities.com /malcolmtribute/princess.html   (3961 words)

Event : Galleries of Justice, Visitor Attraction of the Year The Galleries of Justice in Nottingham was the first major HLF/ERDF project to be undertaken in the UK and offers an example of a successfull project in a fragmented and highly-challenging listed building. The Galleries work closely with inner city schools and special needs groups and include a hard-hitting audiovisual presentation where children talk about issues such as drugs, peer pressure and bullying. Event's client in Nottingham showed an impressive willingness to take on tough issues and promote lively discussion. www.eventcomm.com /Site2/galleries.htm   (3961 words)

Scottish Programming Language Seminar Lambda the Ultimate We had in attendance thirty or forty programming language researchers, from U of Edinburgh, Heriot Watt, U of Glasgow, Strathclyde, and St Andrews, as well as speakers from Nottingham and Hertfordshire, both of whom had traveled to Edinburgh just for the occasion. One thing (from the talk) that sounded interesting: where one branch of a conditional is ill-typed (wrt array shapes) the system notifies the programmer, replaces the whole branch with a runtime error, and compiles the program anyway. A Type System for Inferring Array Shapes in High-Level Array Programs (Scholz) seems to be the paper corresponding to the talk. lambda-the-ultimate.org /node/view/796   (3961 words)

Nottingham Statistics Internal and Research Group Seminars In this talk I will describe how the concept of susceptibility sets can be used to obtain simple, probabilistically illuminating proofs of results concerning the final outcome of stochastic SIR epidemic models. The talk is about work in progress and will be informal. In particular, a probabilistic interpretation is given to many of the Gontcharoff polynomials that arise in the work of Lefevre and Picard. www.maths.nott.ac.uk /statsdiv/seminars/spring00.html   (3961 words)

Koi-Club.co.uk - Nottingham & District Koi Keepers on the Web! Each meeting we have a guest speaker who is an expert in their field to talk to us about a particular aspect of koi keeping or a related subject that is of interest to our members. We will also be hosting a photo-gallery for users to show off their fish, and a chat board to talk about anything koi related. This site has been created by Koi Keepers, for Koi Keepers, and while we hope to use it to let you know about our club and it's activities, as well as it's members ponds and fish, we also hope to interact with and learn from all the visitors who pass through here. www.koi-club.co.uk   (349 words)

10590.txt He was a good classical scholar, acquainted with modern languages, and versed in what his grand-daughter, Lady Louisa Stuart, styled "polite literature." He was interested in the pretty, clever girl, and encouraged her to talk to him of her reading and writing. The King's nominees were the Archbishop of York, the Dukes of Shrewsbury,[1] Somerset, Bolton, Devonshire, Kent, Argyll, Montrose, and Roxborough; the Earls of Pembroke, Anglesea, Carlisle, Nottingham, Abingdon, Scarborough, and Oxford; Viscount Townshend; and Barons Halifax and Cowper. Lord Halifax became First Lord of the Treasury; Lord Cowper, Lord Chancellor; the Earl of Nottingham, Lord President; the Marquis of Wharton, Lord Privy Seal; the Earl of Oxford, First Lord of the Admiralty; the Earl of Sunderland, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland; Robert Walpole, Paymaster-General of the Forces. www.gutenberg.org /files/10590/10590.txt   (17412 words)

Old NewsFlash Items Dr Jeremy Titman (University of Nottingham) came to Exeter to give an enlightening talk about his work, on the 22nd May 2002. Dr Jeremy Titman (Nottingham) and Professor Patrick Fowler (Exeter) were his examiners and were impressed by both his conciseness (!) and his willingness to think about topics outside the immediate content of his thesis. Dr Sharon Ashbrook (University of Cambridge) visited the group for a week starting on the 12th December 2002. www.projects.ex.ac.uk /nmr/oldnews.html   (2221 words)

Salon People Spanish poet Claudio Rodriguez dies at 65 Rodriguez also translated T.S. Eliot's poetry into Spanish, taught in the British universities of Cambridge and Nottingham and was a member of the Royal Spanish Academy, which watches over the use of the Spanish language. He translated T.S. Eliot's poetry into Spanish, taught in the British universities of Cambridge and Nottingham and was a member of the Royal Spanish Academy. He's dumped the dulled weapon of irony and become the Leon Trotsky of Talk: The Last Late-Night Revolutionary. www.salon.com /people/obit/1999/07/22/rodriguez/index.html   (2221 words)

AI Group - People - Frank Ritter This talk was also presented as colloquium at the U. of York, the U. of Nottingham, and Queen Mary and Westfield College in April 1992. The Nottingham Interaction Architecture as Realised in SLGMS. Soar/PA. Demo/discussion presented at the Mind Matters symposium held in honor of Allen Newell at CMU. acs.ist.psu.edu /papers   (2221 words)

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