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	Terry Wogan and Eurovision 2002
		Wogan's 30-year radio career has been made, at least in part, by his witty, often biting comments about Eurovision during the BBC's annual airing of the event.
		The security chief for this year's Song Contest in Tallinn, Urmas Piir, reportedly joked that Wogan could be searched for "a very long time in order to keep him from reaching his broadcast booth as Eurovision went on the air," Paevaleht reported.
		In the end, so used to criticism from outside Britain and always on the lookout for fresh comedic material, such comments are probably all music to the ears of Terry Wogan.
	www.balticsww.com /eurovision_terry_wogan.htm (586 words)

	South Carolina Judicial Department - Opinions
		Wogan concedes there is no express provision in the Act allowing her to sue the physicians for failing to file a claim. The Act provides for penalties and sanctions, but no private cause of action. Therefore, we must determine whether an implied right of action for failing to file a claim exists.
		Wogan is not permitted to assert a claim on his behalf. Because she did not demonstrate an ascertainable loss, and an action for losses incurred by Mr.
		Wogan’s claim for negligence arising from their failures to file Medicare claims and on her claim for breach of third-party beneficiary contract because the claims were an attempt to create a private cause of action where none exists. We find the court properly granted summary judgment on Ms.
	www.judicial.state.sc.us /opinions/displayOpinion.cfm?caseNo=4026 (5624 words)

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		This striking cultural reworking of a Christina icon is explored by Wogan who relates the cult of this witch-saint to the wider social and economic situation of Salasacans, both indigenous and mestizo, who were relatively powerless in the face of first colonial and then national government and economy.
		Wogan carefully demonstrates that in fact the situation is just the opposite; it is the long term familiarity with writing that leads to its signification, not Salasaca illiteracy or lack of formal education.
		Wogan rightly cautions, however, that seeing Salasacan sorcery (or writing) simply as an exotic strategy for resistance underestimates the complexity of ideas and cultural positioning present in acts of witchcraft and other cultural purposes it may serve.
	www.aaanet.org /cae/aeq/br/Wogan36_1.htm (629 words)

	Clementina : Arthur's Classic Novels
		Wogan was aware that the Governor of Prague was her kinsman; and that afternoon he left the castle alone, and taking the road to Vienna, turned as soon as he was out of sight and hurried round the town until he came out upon the road to Prague.
		Wogan was lazily determining to speak to the landlord about it when his half-awakened mind was diverted by a curious phenomenon, a delusion of the eyes such as he had known to have befallen him before when he had stared for a long while on any particular object: the strip of fl widened and widened.
		Wogan was borne backwards, his assailant sprang at him from the cupboard, he staggered under the unexpected vigour of the attack, he clutched his enemy, and the two men came to the ground with a crash.
	arthurwendover.com /arthurs/gothic/clemen10.html (21382 words)

	Wogan: NE is fertile ground for Section 8
		Wogan, who lives in Bustleton, said his source indicated that the Northeast, the Roxborough/Manayunk area and a small portion of South Philadelphia will likely be the new homes for these folks.
		Wogan, a vocal critic of former PHA head John White, is willing to give Greene a chance.
		Wogan believes the counseling -- which includes neighborhood tours to show participants the location of the nearest shopping center -- is unnecessary.
	www.northeasttimes.com /2000/0913/wogan.html (912 words)

	Baseball America: Natoinals Fire Farm Director Adam Wogan
		Adam Wogan, the farm director since 2002 for a franchise owned by Major League Baseball, was told by Nationals general manager Jim Bowden on Monday morning that his contract would not be renewed.
		Wogan, who began working in the Montreal Expos organization in 1998, was appointed farm director by then-GM Omar Minaya in February 2002.
		Wogan would not comment on Monday’s meeting in Bowden’s office, but regarding the loss of instructional league time he said, “The players, after four years of not having it, really could have used it.
	www.baseballamerica.com /today/news/051017wogan.html (766 words)

	UKTV Gold: UKTV Gold Shows: Just who is Terry Wogan? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was in the 1970s that Wogan came to the UK and became the all-conquering king of the airwaves, when he started broadcasting for BBC radio.
		Wogan is probably held in most affection as the voice of reason behind the commentaries for Eurovision.
		Wogan was one actually one of the founders of the annual telethon and has hosted the event for the past twenty years, helping to raise over £400 million.
	www.uktv.co.uk /?uktv=standarditem.index&aID=538097 (550 words)

	SEARC'S WEB GUIDE - Charles Wogan (1698-1754)
		Wogan traversed Europe and in March, 1718 he chose Princess Clementina Sobieski of Poland to be James' bride.
		Wogan then travelled to Urbino in Italy where he heard that Princess Clementina had been imprisoned in Innsbruck on route to meet James on the orders of Emperor Charles VI of Austria at the behest of George I of England.
		Wogan, disguised as a French merchant, rescued the Princess and took her to Rome where he was awarded a Roman Senateship for his gallantry.
	www.searcs-web.com /wogan.html (986 words)

	BBC
		TERRY WOGAN was born in Limerick, Ireland on the 3rd of August 1838, and educated at Croissant College, in Limerick (hence the fondness for toast).
		Much has been made of Terry Wogan, that genial stalwart of the BBC, "biting the hand that feeds him" in his autobiography, Is it Me?, though his mild criticisms form a very small part of these witty, loquacious reminscences.
		Wogan relates his teenage love of early rock and roll, his lack of interest in school exams and his early years as a bank clerk before he noticed an advertisement in the Irish Independent for announcers for Radio Eireann.
	home6.inet.tele.dk /abekat/wogan.html (574 words)

	Anthony Head - February 23, 2006 - Wogan Now and Then
		Wogan: I think the phrase is your character doesn't have a very good gaydar.
		Wogan: Very few people have that kind of gift to be able to predict what's going to happen on television.
		Wogan: If we may take you on to your role as an impotent millionaire in Manchild, I want to show you a bit of this.
	www.headsupguide.com /Interviews/Transcripts/2006February23-WoganNowAndThen.htm (1483 words)

	Wogan wins $250,000 Mott Prize - MIT News Office
		Wogan was cited for his studies related to aflatoxin, a common food contaminant, which is produced by certain fungi of the Aspergillus genus.
		Wogan has had a distinguished career in the study of the toxicology and chemistry of aflatoxins.
		Wogan's work on aflatoxin and liver cancer is widely cited as a paradigm for molecular toxicology and epidemiology.
	web.mit.edu /newsoffice/2005/mott-0608.html (370 words)

	S.C. Judicial Department - Opinion Number 4026
		Wogan concedes there is no express provision in the Act allowing her to sue the physicians for failing to file a claim. The Act provides for penalties and sanctions, but no private cause of action. Therefore, we must determine whether an implied right of action for failing to file a claim exists.
		Wogan is not permitted to assert a claim on his behalf. Because she did not demonstrate an ascertainable loss, and an action for losses incurred by Mr.
		Wogan’s claim for negligence arising from their failures to file Medicare claims and on her claim for breach of third-party beneficiary contract because the claims were an attempt to create a private cause of action where none exists. We find the court properly granted summary judgment on Ms.
	www.sccourts.org /opinions/displayOpinionPF.cfm?caseNo=4026 (5624 words)

	Clementina, by A.E.W. Mason (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wogan did not hear the laugh, but the lady did. She raised her head, and at the same moment the courtier came across the hall to meet her. As soon as he had come close, “Harry,” said she, and gave him her hand.
		Wogan was a little startled. He suddenly remembered that he had pretended to know no English on the road to Bologna, nor had he given any reason for his haste. But it was upon neither of these matters that she desired to question him.
		Wogan knew that she would not. She was a girl who was never checked by any inconvenience her speech might cause. Her tongue was a watchman’s rattle, and she never spoke but she laughed to point the speech.
	www.sakoman.net /pg/html/13567.htm (7080 words)

	Baseball America: Mets Add Wogan As Director Of Minor League Operations
		General manager Omar Minaya’s front-office overhaul continued this past week as the Mets hired Adam Wogan to be their director of minor league operations.
		Wogan had spent the previous eight seasons with Washington Nationals organization before being fired this past October stemming from philosophical difference with general manager Jim Bowden.
		From 2002-2005, Wogan served as the Nationals/Expos farm director, and Minaya was the GM who put him in that position.
	www.baseballamerica.com /today/news/060130wogan.html (443 words)

	The Wogan Genealogy Site
		The Gwgan who is believed to have fathered the Wogan family was the son of Bleddyn ap Maenach (ap is Welsh for 'son of') and married Gwenllian Gwys who was the grandaughter of Wizo (Latin) or Gwys (Welsh) a Flemish settler.
		All the oldest mentions of the Wogan name point back to Pembrokeshire and to Wiston as the parent branch of the family.
		Little is known of the immediate descendants of Gwgan but in the late 13th century Sir John Wogan of Wiston rose to prominence in the service of Edward 1.
	www.wogan.info (321 words)

	WOGAN FAMILY WEB SITE
		Terry Wogan brought our name into the public eye but the name was famous nine centuries ago as this web site will show.
		A genealogical look into the Wogan family from the origin of the name,the Coat of Arms,the Family Motto and a bit of early History
		Ken is a avid Wogan genealogist some family trees shown in detail are listed on his website link below.
	www.wogangen.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk (131 words)

	TV & Radio Bits - Bits and Pieces - The Wogan Page
		BB was the epitome of lowbrow television - hated by the critics, but as soon as it started, the show proved an instant hit with viewers, and each week for the next four years the contestants would fill in the blanks to compete for the naffest prizes on television.
		However, bearing in mind that Mr Wogan himself was the main draw to this show for the majority of the viewers, the chief drawback was that it contained a number of very un-Woganesque features.
		Wogan himself gave TV and Radio Bits an on-air mention on his breakfast show on 24th March 2006.
	www.tvradiobits.co.uk /bitsandpieces/wogan.htm (1302 words)

	Terry Wogan books : Lovereading UK
		Terry Wogan is the national treasure of all national treasures.
		Terry Wogan is one of the best known broadcasters in Britain, with a hugely successful career in both radio and television.
		Terry Wogan is one of Britain's best-loved radio and television celebrities - witty, charming and relaxed - and has undoubtedly captured the nation's heart.
	www.lovereading.co.uk /author/1179 (419 words)

	"Wogan" (1982) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The one good thing about 'Eldorado'; was that it displaced Terry Wogan's thrice-nightly ego trip.
		Each edition began with garish opening titles featuring Wogan's surname looming over the London skyline, backed up by a hideous B.A. Robertson tune.
		Tel (and wig) walked on to tumultuous applause (this was before he had the plastic knee fitted), tossed off some lame quips: "Well, here we are again, me darlings, another great show for you.".
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0083504 (297 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Wogan wakes up to knighthood
		Wogan was among the first DJs on Radio 1 when the station started in 1967 and took on an additional show on Radio 2 in 1969.
		Wogan's contribution has been one of the key factors in the rise of Radio 2, once considered an unfashionable station for only older listeners.
		Wogan was one of the founders of Children in Need and has hosted the telethon for the past 20 years, helping to raise more than £400 million for charity.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/4080908.stm (612 words)

	Willam Michael, Wogan: MIA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		William M. Wogan was a rifleman assigned to Company D, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry, 101st Airborne Division.
		Even though it was thought that Wogan was standing at the location of the explosion, it was not certain, so he was not immediately declared dead.
		Whether Wogan survived to be captured is unknown.
	www.geocities.com /jrs_286/wogan.html (339 words)

	Icke vs. Wogan — The Rematch
		Now, 15 years after his first cataclysmic encounter with Wogan, he’s back to put the record straight and we’re asked to suspend disbelief and ask “is David Icke’s theory true”.
		Wogan even admitted that his behaviour had been a little mean, and you got the impression this confrontation with Wogan was a cathartic moment for the troubled Icke.
		Wind up merchant Wogan soon gets the grinning boot in about her failed marriages and celebrity affairs — and it soon becomes apparent that Ulrika is damaged goods, as she laughs manically and stares at the ground to poorly conceal an inner world of hurt.
	www.gnn.tv /threads/13210/Icke_vs_Wogan_The_Rematch (1148 words)

	Eurovision 2004 - Wogan's choice Eurovision quotes - Tiscali Music Features
		On Eurovision night, Terry Wogan is the voice of reason and humour in an often bizarre and tacky euromusic world.
		Wogan's favourite moment: "Favourite and most memorable was the Eurovision from the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin in 1971 - my first Eurovision.
		Wogan's tip for 'most kitsch act' this year: "If you really want Eurovision kitsch, though, you'll be able to go to the pub early.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /music/features/eurovision_2004_wogan.html (582 words)

	Wogan found Swiftly
		Terry Wogan brougt us into the public eye but we were famous nine centuries ago...
		Terry Wogan brought our name into the public eye but the name was famous...
		Meanwhile, back at Wogan Towers, Terry was busy with his thrice-weekly chat show, which ran from 1985...
	www.movefm.co.uk /moveinfo/wogan.html (367 words)

	Wogan has his revenge \| the Daily Mail
		Wogan, 64, who recently complained that the BBC had 'no idea' what to do with him, was approached by Evans six weeks ago when the former Virgin Radio star returned to Britain after spending a year holidaying with wife Billie Piper.
		She worked with Wogan on Children in Need and is an old friend of Evans as they were the presenting team who launched Channel 4's Big Breakfast.
		Last month, Wogan told his bosses that he no longer wished to front the occasional series, Auntie's Bloomers, but they have no idea that he has secretly been to the Covent Garden offices of Channel 5 to discuss this new project.
	www.dailymail.co.uk /pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=127698&in_page_id=1773 (1075 words)

	Wogan Dallas stars reunite UK Gold TV
		An insider said: "The trio are proud of their worldwide fame in the 80s and are delighted to be back together in Wogan's seventh episode of his retrospective series.
		Dallas fans from UltimateDallas.Com were invited along to BBC Television Centre in London and had the opportunity to ask questions to their Dallas idols.
		In the 80s, Hagman announced on Wogan's BBC1 show that he may be leaving Dallas - and the outcry from viewers led to a better contract for him.
	www.ultimatedallas.com /news/wogan.html (449 words)

	Wogan at Weston (ARCHIVED) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Celebrity radio 2 broadcaster and TV presenter Terry Wogan will be taking to the stage to host Weston Parkâs classical music and firework spectacular on Saturday 29th July.
		Alongside Wogan, conductor Jae Alexander and the English National Orchestra will perform a lively repertoire of popular classics in addition to all of the traditional flag waving music associated with the âLast Night of the Promsâ.
		Wogan is wonderfully charismatic and has a very relaxed style.
	www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk /shropshire_news/news-weston-park-3.shtml (397 words)

	Denis Wogan \| Art Homepage
		Most paintings were completed in the studio from sketches, sometimes with the help of photographs.
		Your email address is privately forwarded to Denis Wogan however it is not published with your entry.
		Please add my name to Denis Wogan’s email list to be notified of news, exhibits and special events.
	www.wogan.us (329 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Is It Me?: Terry Wogan - An Autobiography: Books: Terry Wogan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wogan relates his teenage love of early rock and roll, his lack of interest in school exams and his early years as a bank clerk before he noticed an advertisement in the Irish Independent for announcers for Radio Eireann.
		I still think the program Wogan was the icing on the cake for him, and once the public got to see this man on a weekly footing they could not get enough of his cheeky smile, or boyish grin.
		Wogan writes the way he speaks - whimsical, humorous, self-deprecating: but anyone who has listened to or watched him will recognise the intelligence behind it all.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Me-Terry-Wogan-Autobiography/dp/0563551399 (1250 words)

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