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		Corey Breland, 24, address unknown, was in critical condition this evening at University Hospital with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
		Alvin V. Clarke, 21, of 932 Butternut St. — whom police accused of being the gunman — was paroled July 28 from state prison, where he had served time for stealing a car, according to state Department of Corrections records.
		Jeremiah Donerlson, 21, of 1512 W. Colvin St. — whom police accused of being the driver — was charged with attempted murder and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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	Thomas Connellan
		Connellan was born about 1640 / 1645 at Cloonmahon, Co. Sligo.
		Thomas is famous for the words and music of ''"Molly MacAlpin"'', which is better known today as ''"Carlolan's Dream"''.
		Yet another of Connellan's tunes was ''"The Dawning of the Day"'', which was recast by Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh to his poem, ''"Raglan Road"''.
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	Five years for $1m bank fraud - theage.com.au
		William Thomas Connellan, 44, of Camberwell, who was a loans officer with the bank for three years, will serve a minimum of three years for the crime.
		During yesterday's sentencing in the County Court, Judge James Duggan said Connellan's theft was the "manifestation of a remarkable compulsion".
		The court heard that it was while Connellan was on a good behaviour bond for social security fraud that he started stealing from the bank in April, 1999.
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	Thomas Connellan - Wiki Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Connellan was born about 1640/1645 at Cloonmahon, Co. Sligo.
		Turlough Ó Carolan, Ireland's pre-eminent composer of the 17th and 18th centuries, loved the song so much that he is stated as saying that he would have traded all his own tunes in order to be the composer of Molly MacAlpin.
		Another tune by Connellan, "Molly St. George", along with "Molly MacAlpin" and "Eileen Aroon" (by Cearbhall O'Dalaigh), comprise the three earlist Irish harp tunes with extant lyrics.
	www.wiki.ie /wiki/Thomas_Connellan (173 words)

	Keynote Speakers Inc. Thomas Connellan: When companies like Marriott, Dell, and G.E. want (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Thomas Connellan started a service company in the health care field and built it into a network of 1,200 instructors, serving 300 hospitals and most of the Fortune 500 firms.
		Dr. Connellan knows what it is like to be on the firing line of business, and audiences connect with his practical experience.
		Thomas Connellan can show any company how to create sustained superior performance by bringing out the best in others, how to build commitment and teamwork among individuals facing increased change, and how to put a lock on customer loyalty in today's changing market.
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	Farewell to Lochaber
		The tune is usually attributed to the Irish Harper, Thomas Connellan (c.1640-45 - 1698).
		Connellan apparently spent time in Scotland, and adapted the tune Limerick's Lamentation to Farewell to Lochaber.
		According to Donal O'Sullivan's biography of Turlough O'Carolan, Limerick's Lamentation was generally attributed to Irish harper Myles O'Reilly (b.
	www.contemplator.com /scotland/lochaber.html (318 words)

	The Coast Star (05.19.05): Obituaries
		Connellan was raised in Riverdale, N.Y. by his parents, Thomas and Ann Connellan.
		Connellan was an avid golfer and reader and a wonderful grandfather.
		Graney is a former communicant of St. Mary’s Church, Rahway, and was a volunteer for the Auxiliary at Rahway Hospital.
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		Conlon, Conlan and Connellan are all synonyms (readers outside Ireland who might tend to stress the second syllable - ell - of Connellan may need to be told that in fact it is barely audible, Connellan and Conlan being pronounced almost alike).
		Abraham O'Connellan was Archbishop of Armagh from 1247 to 1260 and Thomas O'Connellan, Bishop of Achonry from 1492 to 1508.
		Owen Connellan (1800-1869), another north Connacht man, was an eminent Gaelic scholar; and Joseph Connellan, Nationalist Six-County M.P. was one of the active pioneers of Sinn Fein and the Gaelic Athletic Association in Ulster.
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		Thomas Connellan of the Syracuse Police Department said, "Snatching people's purses or wallets or DVD players, mostly small stuff that he could get rid of quickly, or go use their credit cards."
		What caused the greatest concern was the burglar's penchant for breaking into houses in the middle of the night, with people at home sleeping.
		Connellan said, "It's a recipe for disaster because when someone comes into the home, there's a real good chance that there's going to be some type of a confrontation, and that could turn violent."
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	(GR.AM.P.S.) presents "Praise for Leo Connellan"
		s always, Connellan's poems have a credible compassion for (and identification with) the poor, the unlucky, the disesteemed; his anger at the dehumanizing aspects of commerce and technology arises, as before, from real experience; and once again he is a master at giving the look and savor of any stretch of out northern coast.
		Connellan makes strong unspoken appeals for the reader's imaginative assistance.
		Originally from Maine, Leo Connellan now resides with his family in northern Connecticut.
	www.gramps.org /humnties/leoconln/leopage2.htm (360 words)

	Between the Showers - Grainne Hambly - Irish harp
		The first tune was composed by the 17th-century harper-composer, Thomas Connellan (c1640-c1720) from Cloonamahon, County Sligo.
		The poet Thomas Moore (1779-1852) used this tune in his setting of the song 'The Night Dance', the first line of which is "Strike the gay harp!
		Bhunaigh Thomas Moore amhrán dá chuid ar an triú ceann, a bhfuil teacht air go forleathan sna cnuasaigh ón ochtú agus ón naoú haois déag sa tír seo agus sa Bhreatain.
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		Thomas Connellan ed., The Catholic (Dublin: October 1904),151-52.
		Thomas Connellan for what he taught us about making behavioral concepts and theories clear and understandable to all.
		Mr Bloom turned at Gray's confectioner's window of unbought tarts and passed the reverend Thomas Connellan's bookstore.
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	Harp Mailing List 1995/01 Archive: Thomas Connellan and Mollie Macalpin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Thomas Connellan, a harper-composer of late 1600s (born c.
		Thomas apparently spent a fair amount of time in
		Connellan, was listed among Carolan tunes in O'Neill's collection, for unknown
	www.tns.lcs.mit.edu /harp/archives/1995.01/0098.html (285 words)

	Ancient Irish tunes
		The two Connellan brothers were born in Cloonmahon, county Sligo.
		Thomas is said to have carried in Scotland the tune "Limerick's Lamentation" (
		it is accordingly so old that no trace could be discovered of the century in which it was produced." Yet he attributes it to Thomas Connellan in his third 1840 collection.
	pybertra.club.fr /ceol/tunes.htm (1375 words)

	Sustaining Knock Your Socks Off Service,Thomas K. Connellan and Ron Zemke,ISBN:0814478247
		Customer service programs are easy to initiate - thousands of companies start them every year, only to see their efforts falter after the first three months.
		Now he and Tom Connellan explain how to keep customers coming back for more.
		In an engaging and witty manner, experts Zemke and Connellan handle plenty of serious issues in their book.
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	Amazon.com: "Thomas Connellan": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		See all pages with references to "Thomas Connellan".
		Thomas Connellan for what he taught us about making behavioral concepts and theories clear and understandable to all.
		Thomas Connellan calls the Four Step Coaching Conference.
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		For those e-businesses that are losing out on sales or failing to capture repeat business because customers have difficulty navigating their Web site, Zemke and Connellan offer sound advice in the form of "seven winning principles" of e-customer service, based on their analysis of Web sites, focus groups and consumer complaints.
		Zemke and Connellan organize their excellent material within fourteen chapters, presenting and then explaining 24 "key" strategies to maximize customer retention.
		Zemke and Connellan are well known customer service guru's and their observations and strategies in this new book are right on target.
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	Amazon.com: Bringing Out the Best in Others! 3 Keys for Business Leaders, Educators, Coaches and Parents: Books: Thomas ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The former research associate posits that standout achievers tend to be firstborn, because it's the firstborn child who enjoys the richest blend of positive expectations, extra responsibilities and frequent feedback from his or her parents.
		Connellan (Inside the Magic Kingdom: Seven Keys to Disney's Success), packages his evidence as one long narrative story-a cute device that could have been fortified with the author's direct voice.
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	NovaTRAIN: Thomas Connellan, Trainer On: Performance Improvement, Customer Service, Conflict Management
		Tom Connellan is called when companies like Marriott, Dell, and GE want to take their performance to another level.
		Whether it’s an hour-long keynote or a day-long interactive session, Tom’s unique set of experiences will make his appearance a meeting highlight.
		Dr. Connellan is a former member of The Michigan Business School faculty, and brings depth of knowledge and breadth of experience to your meeting.
	www.novatrain.com /trainers/thomasconnellan.html (388 words)

	: Current Abebooks Listings
		Connellan, a senior principal in a consulting firm specializing in customer loyalty and coauthor of Sustaining Knock Your Socks Off Service (1993), holds up Disney in particular as exemplary.
		Here he re-creates a fictional visit to Disney's Magic Kingdom to bring to life examples of the customer service concepts Disney practices.
		Connellan was neither encouraged nor authorized by Disney management to write this book, but he did attend a Disney University seminar in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, to learn more about the "Disney approach to leadership, people management, [and] service quality." David Rouse Product Description: Look in Mickey's Briefcase.
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	Amazon.com: Inside the Magic Kingdom : Seven Keys to Disney's Success: Books: Tom Connellan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Connellan, a senior principal in a consulting firm specializing in customer loyalty and coauthor of Sustaining Knock Your Socks Off Service (1993), holds up Disney in particular as exemplary.
		Here he re-creates a fictional visit to Disney's Magic Kingdom to bring to life examples of the customer service concepts Disney practices.
		Connellan was neither encouraged nor authorized by Disney management to write this book, but he did attend a Disney University seminar in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, to learn more about the "Disney approach to leadership, people management, [and] service quality." David Rouse
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	Bringing Out the Best in Others!: 3 Keys for Business Leaders, Educators, Coaches and Parents with Other - Wal-Mart
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		This is what Dr. Thomas Connellan discovered almost by accident as he was doing research into the secrets of high performers.
		He also found three factors that distinguish firstborns from laterborns.
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	: Current Abebooks Listings
		Seller's Description: Based on hours of interviews and discussions with present and former Disney employees, Inside the Magic Kingdom discloses the secrets behind the theme park's success and explains why more than two-thirds of its 30 million guests are repeat customers.
		US $31.41: Inside the Magic Kingdom Seven Keys to Disney's Success (Connellan, Thomas K.)
		Seller's Description: Tom Connellan is one of North Americas leading authorities on the organizational changes neccessary to create performance, customer retention and sevice quality.
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	e-Service \| Ron Zemke, Tom Connellan, Thomas K. Connellan \| Review and Summary
		Ron Zemke, Tom Connellan, Thomas K. Connellan
		Faster, Simpler Ways to Manage People, Projects, and Teams in Complex Companies
		By: Ron Zemke, Tom Connellan, Thomas K. Connellan
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