Geometry.Net - Composers: Buck Ole

2TheHeart.com - Making A Difference, One Story At A Time! - March4/03
buck is the same stubborn ole coot, that Daddy was, and I've come to lovehim dearly, but there are times when buck just doesn't get it .
http://www.2theheart.com/March4_03

Extractions: msetm=true;mi=new Array(17);mindex=0; mi[mindex++]=6565; mi[mindex++]=58775; mi[mindex++]=551295; mi[mindex++]=6492; mi[mindex++]=12184; mi[mindex++]=94675; mi[mindex++]=7550; mi[mindex++]=448314; mi[mindex++]=37324; mi[mindex++]=440616; mi[mindex++]=44277; mi[mindex++]=48399; mi[mindex++]=6553; mi[mindex++]=43530; mi[mindex++]=471293; mi[mindex++]=370613; To advertise your book, CD, crafts, business, web site or product on our online Spring Boutique (now through Easter), email me at editor@2theheart.com . Each space in the boutique is a flat fee of $10, and includes ad design if you need it! Our boutiques are lots of fun and a great way to get the word out about your product! To see what the Valentine Boutique looked like, click here: www.2theheart.com/boutique
Viola, Flute And Guitar Repertoire
, Per Suonare a Tre (1970) Max Eschig ME 8205 . buck, ole (1945) GERMANY, Primavera (1984) Hansen . Burghauser
http://www.guitarplus.org/viola_flute_guitar_rep.html

Extractions: Title Adam, Stephen (1938) Alandia, Edgar (1950) BOLIVIA Ambrosius, Herman (1897-1983) GERMANY "Studie, op.29" Anderson, Beth (1950) USA "Trio" Andriessen, Jurriaan (1925-1996) NETHERLANDS Apostel, Hans-Erich (1901-1972) GERMANY/AUSTRIA "Kleines Kammerkoncert, Op.38" Ardi, Mauro ITALY Assad, Sergio (1952) BRASIL Badings, Henk (1907-1987) NETHERLANDS Barfoed, Søren DENMARK "Lullaby" "Serenade" Baumann, Herbert (1925) GERMANY Bois, Rob du (1934) NETHERLANDS Bottenberg, Wolfgang (1930) GERMANY/CANADA 1958 Brevik, Tor (1932) NORWAY "Trio" (1984) Norway MIC> Brouwer, Leo (1939) CUBA "Per Suonare a Tre" Buck, Ole (1945) GERMANY Burghauser, Jarmil (1921) CZECH REPUBLIC Cardi, Mario (1955) ITALY Carneci, Carmen Maria SWITZERLAND "Denn der tag war noch ganz" (1995) <Ricordi [Sy.3330] > Chaviano, Flores (1946) CUBA Chemin-Petit, Hans (1902-1981) GERMANY Chini, Andre (1945) David, Johann Nepomuk
Joe Buck - Re: Http://gcc.gnu.org/ != Http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/
From Joe buck Joe dot buck at synopsys dot com ; To phil at jaj dot com (PhilEdwards); Cc tange at tange dot dk (ole Tange), gcc at gnu dot org, webmaster
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2002-08/msg01798.html

Extractions: This is the mail archive of the gcc@gcc.gnu.org mailing list for the GCC project Index Nav: Date Index Subject Index Author Index Thread Index Message Nav: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next Other format: Raw text http://gcc.gnu.org/ http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/ Index Nav: Date Index Subject Index Author Index Thread Index Message Nav: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next
ONE LEFT!
By now ole buck was pulling on his leash to go so I let him go. Then they wouldrun ahead again, over and over with ole buck patiently trotting along.
http://www.tx-outdoors.com/wild_boar_discussion/_discus/000001b1.htm

Extractions: Date: ONE LEFT! This situation posed a bit of a problem for me because loner cows have no nucleus to draw to when threatened by the Catahoulas. The only thing such a cow can do is run away or just keep moving and roping in a sugar cane field is next to impossible. If the cow would drive, a decent lead dog could show her the way home and I had such a dog so I thought I would try that first and if that failed I would use my South Alabama Catch Dog or otherwise known as a White English Bulldog (now they are widely known as American Bulldogs), Buck. That part of south Louisiana is swamped with Pitbulls as dog fighting was a previously popular past time, and I had seen many a big stout brahman cow run off through the woods with such a "catchdog" attached. I liked a "catchdog" for cows to be heavy enough to hold the cow and Buck, at 100 lbs could do just that. We met the cow's owner just up the road from the restaurant (1/2 mile north of I-10) and proceeded west to the Vermillion and turned my Catahoula loose and he found the cow straight away. True to my expectations, this cow would just run and ignore my dog so I turn a couple more loose to try and get her attention, still no good. By now ole Buck was pulling on his leash to go so I let him go. He was the type of dog that would just sort of saunter quietly up to what he was to catch and pick his time and spot, and take a hold. But this high horned bremmer had no intention of being caught and she ran up and down the river with her head held up and too fast for ole Buck, so he just tagged along behind waiting for an opportunity.
$TITLE
Programs, Science_Fiction_and_Fantasy, B buck, Jack Resources, News_and_Media, SportscastersCaray,_Harry buck, Janet I. buck, Leffert buck, ole buck, Pearl
http://www.slider.com/index/indexbu.htm
2001FallHuntresults
1st Junior Jukebox Donnie Clark 2nd place Johnson's ole Crook - ChesterJohnson 3rd place Hammering buck - Brandon Allen. NITE HUNT RESULS
http://omcba.homestead.com/2001FallHuntResults.html

Extractions: 2001 OMCBA Fall Hunt September 15, 2001 Results Squirrel Hunt: 1st Place: John Stuart with Sandy 2nd Place: Ray Smith with Lori 3rd Place: Lester Wells with Champ 4th Place: Bill Coon with Jane 5th Place: Joey Posten with Buck-A-Rou 6th Place: Robert Reed with Preacher 7th Place: Gary Smith with Daisy 8th Place: Raymond Powers with Lady 9th Place: Sorry, No Photo Scott Brown with Sheena 10th Place: Charles Dillard with Buttercup Squirrel Champion: 2nd Place: Robin Swords with Harmony Hill Annie, 3rd Place: Mathew Headrick with Headrick's Slammin Sally 1 - 3 year male - 1st Place: Danny Wilkinson with Buck's Hardwood Amos 3 year and up Female - 1st Place: 3 year and up Male - 1st Place: Johnny Goss with Yellow Creek Boss Junior Best of Show Female Jerry McBride with Rocky Ridge Dixie Mc Senior Best of Show Female -
Awards Of Excellence
Fruit Mild, ole Ray's Blackberry Wine Barbeque Cooking Sauce, oleRay's Sauces, Fruit Spicy, buck Creek Berry Hot, buck Creek, Inc.
http://www.nbbqa.org/awardwin.htm

Extractions: 2002 Winners February 21, 2003 - The National Barbecue Association (NBBQA) congratulated the winners of the Awards of Excellence at the 12th Annual Conference and Expo in Jacksonville, FL. The 1st place ribbon medallions and certificates were awarded by Nick Nicholas-Past President, Debbie Butterick - President and Pam Hetsel from "Memphis in May," the coordinator for the 2003 NBBQA Awards of Excellence. Pam Hetsel also coordinated the 1st People's Choice contest at the conference. Those companies that submitted entries to the Awards of Excellence were also able to submit any of their barbecue sauce entries into the contest. On the day that the conference was open to the Jacksonville public, we had over 600 people come through the exhibitor area. The publis was able to buy, taste and casted their votes for the best sauce. The People's Choices were: 2nd Place - Ole Ray's Apple Cinnamon Barbecue Sauce 3rd Place - Sticky Fingers Carolina Classic Barbecue Sauce 2003 NBBQA AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS Category Winner Company Barbecue Sauce Tomato Mild Ole Ray's Kentucky Red Bourbon Barbeque Sauce Ole Ray's Sauces Tomato Spicy Big Bob Gibson Habanero Red Sauce Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q Mustard Mild
Latigo Lace - Buck Hammock (Lead Guitar, Fiddle ,Vocals)
penning circuit. EMail buck. ole' buck had a Birthday not long ago.Click Here buck's B-Day Page To relive some of the memories.
http://www.latigolace.com/bios/buck2.htm
Rebel Men's Golf -- University Of Mississippi, Official Athletic Site
Clement 28 74.35 2 69 T12 (Hitchcock) Phil Caravia 31 74.48 2 4 68 T8 (NCAARegionals) Robert Dreyfus 17 74.94 2 2 69 T8 (Baylor) buck Purselley 6
http://olemisssports.fansonly.com/sports/m-golf/spec-rel/ole-m-golf-CumulativeSt

Extractions: 2000-01 Men's Golf Statistics TOP TOP TOP NAME RDS AVG. 5 10 20 LOW BEST FINISH Brendan Fisher 9 72.73 69 T22 (Beau Chene) Troy Muller 37 73.13 4 5 7 66 1st(La. Classics) Andrew Medley 40 73.25 2 6 67 T9 (Adam's Cup) J.J. Thompson 28 73.57 1 4 65 T10 (Matlock) Tommy Clement 28 74.35 2 69 T12 (Hitchcock) Phil Caravia 31 74.48 2 4 68 T8 (NCAA Regionals) Robert Dreyfus 17 74.94 2 2 69 T8 (Baylor) Buck Purselley 6 78.33 74 60th (Adam'sCup) Ben Lowery 3 79.00 78 89th (Baylor) TEAM 40 292.03 10 12 272* 2nd (Beau Chene) TEAM RECORD: 148-71-7 RANKINGS: 43rd (MasterCard Collegiate Golf) * -School Record
2002 Ole Miss Football Radio Affiliates ::
2002 ole Miss Football Radio Affiliates. CITY, STATION, FREQUENCY. Amory, WAFMFM,95.3 FM. Nike® Drifit Coaches Cap Cutter and buck® Red Seal Polo Nike
http://olemisssports.fansonly.com/genrel/091801aaa.html

Extractions: 2002 Ole Miss Football Radio Affiliates CITY STATION FREQUENCY Amory WAFM-FM 95.3 FM Biloxi WQYZ-FM 92.5 FM Booneville WBIP-FM 99.3 FM Brookhaven WBKN-FM 92.1 FM Bruce WCMR-FM 94.5 FM Carthage WSSI-AM 1080 AM Clarksdale WKDJ-FM 96.5 FM Cleveland WCLD-AM 1490 AM Columbia WCJU-AM 1450 AM Columbus WJWF-AM 1400 AM Corinth WXRZ-FM 94.3 FM Greenville WIQQ-FM 102.3 FM Greenwood WYMX-FM 99.1 FM Hattiesburg WFMM-FM 97.3 FM Hazlehurst WDXO-FM 100.9 FM Indianola WNLA-AM 1380 AM Indianola WNLA-FM 105.5 FM Jackson WFMN-FM 97.3 FM Louisville WLSM-AM 1270 AM McComb WAPF-AM 980 AM Memphis, TN WHBQ-AM 560 AM Meridian WMYQ-FM 97.9 FM Natchez WQNZ-FM 95.1 FM New Orleans, LA WGSO-AM 990 AM Oxford WQLJ-FM 93.7 FM Philadelphia WHOC-AM 1490 AM Prentiss WJDR-FM 98.3 FM Tupelo WTUP-AM 1490 AM Waynesboro WABO-FM 105.5 FM West Point WROB-AM 1450 AM Winona WONA-AM 1570 AM Yazoo City WBYP-FM 107.1 FM Updated July 31, 2002
Buck Owen's Crystal Palace: About Buck
He was gonna be a star. buck traveled with Collins to the Grand ole Opry in 1954when Collins performed You Better Not Do That, but otherwise worked only
http://www.buckowens.com/aboutbuck9.html

Extractions: was at the Blackboard with Tommy Collins discussing the singer’s first national tour when he took notice of Buck. He still savors the memory: "The place was just jam-packed full on a Sunday afternoon. Me and Tommy sat down and we watched, everybody in the band was doin’ their thing, and here comes Buck, to sing. And I watched and watched the way people reacted to what he was doing. Tommy wanted to hire Buck to take him on his tour as his guitar player. Buck Owens had that something. He was gonna be a star." Buck traveled with Collins to the Grand Ole Opry in 1954 when Collins performed "You Better Not Do That," but otherwise worked only briefly as Collins’ guitarist before returning to the Blackboard. The club had given him a leave of absence to work with Tommy.
I1401: Grete ANDREASSEN (____ - ____)
INDEX. 36 Pearl's father, Major MPL.buck, was a career US Army officer whowas General Black Jack Pershing's aide in WWI. ole URKEDAL. .
http://www.jangaard.com/KristianJang/d0000/g0000079.html

Extractions: Family 1 Caroline URKEDAL Anders Johan URKEDAL Grete ANDREASSEN INDEX ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 12/19/99 03:16:12 BIRTH : 11 Jan 1897, San Francisco,,California DEATH : 15 Aug 1977, Seattle,,WA Family 1 Arne Mikal JANGAARD MARRIAGE : ABT 1922, Tacoma,Washington Carl JANGORD Syrene JANGORD Arnold Oscar JANGORD Pearl Constance Laursen BUCK ... INDEX Pearl's father, Major M.P.L.Buck, was a career US Army officer who was General "Black Jack" Pershing's aide in WWI. Pearl was first married to Elmer Swanson who was killed in a sawmill accident in Tacoma,WA. Their son, Carl, was adopted by Arne and changed his name legally to Jangord while in school. HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 12/19/99 03:16:12 Father: Robert DYB-SANDNES
BUCH-emigranter 1869-1904
USA, , I0102B1404; ole buck Jensen, Landmand, 17, Menominee, Wisc.,767, 5/3/1897, ?, ?, Skibet, Vejle, USA, , I9497J8310; Peter buck
http://www.skivdal.dk/buch-net/buch-emi.htm

Extractions: Navn, Stilling, Alder, Bestemmelsessted, Kontraktens nr., Forevisningsdato, Fødested, Fødesogn, Sidste opholdssted, Best. land, IDkode Hansine Petrine Buch , Pige, 29, New York, 6233, 7/28/1869, , -, Kjøbenhavn, USA, , D6970B1015 Christian Vilhelm Buch , Landmand, 30, Omaha, 87, 3/16/1870, , -, Slesvig, USA, , I6971B0526 Mads Buch Holst , Landmand, 19, Queensl., 1202, 4/26/1871, , -, Skovby, Vejle A., Australien, SOS: Skovby findes, ikke muligvis Andkjær-Skovby (hgd) eller Stouby, I7172H0221. Jacob Sørensen Buch , Landmand, 19, Racine, Wisc., 2001, 4/15/1873, , ?, Visborg, Aalborg A., USA, , I7273B1411
Ole Miss-Memphis Preview.....
Follow Ups Post Followup ole Miss Basketball buck Flanigan has run theteam well from the point guard spot and has played great on the ball defense
http://www.olemissfans.com/basketballforum/messages/80.html

Extractions: The Tigers are off to a 2-5 start. Don't be deceived by the record though, all 5 of Memphis' losses have come against nationally-ranked teams. First-year coach John Calpari seems to be doing a decent job with this Memphis team. He inherited a very talented, but undisciplined, team. Center Kelley Wise is a load down in the paint. At 6-10 and 213 lbs., the junior center has been playing like NBA material. He has stepped up and controls the boards, leads in scoring, and provides a good floor general for the team. Juco transfer John Grice is the team's shooter, although he has been having trouble putting it in the bucket through the first couple of games. Don't let him get hot, or you in for a long night. Sophomore guard Courtney Trask runs the offense for the Tigers. Scouting our Rebs: For our Rebs, it needs to start with continued defensive pressure. Memphis plays a sophomore and freshman at their guard spots, and if we can harass them into mistakes, it will be a big help in this one. Harper needs to continue to look for his shot and knock it down. Rahim will have to play like a man down low against Kelley Wise. This could be his chance to prove he can play with the upper-team postmen in the country. This won't be an easy win by any stretch of the imagination. A win here sets up to have a really good record going into conference play. A win also should sneak us into the Top 25, not to mention keep us undefeated. This should be a very good game, and right now it is like the election... too close to call!
Trondheim Emigration Protocol Index - Røros Prestegjeld
ole Haagens. Gjelten, 30, Røros, 1406. ole Olsen buck, 39, Røros, 15791580.Lars Christoffers. 1874. Name, Age, Parish, on film. ole Olsen buck, 43, Røros,361.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schwartz/SorTrondelag/Roros-emig.htm

Extractions: This page is part of the site located at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schwartz/SorTrondelag/index.html There is no charge to access this site's pages. If you have arrived here from somewhere else, such as a pay site, and are in a frame, you can click the correct URL of this page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schwartz/SorTrondelag/index.html to break free of the frame. Index to the Trondheim Emigrant Protocol 1867-1925 Røros prestegjeld Source: Trondheim Emigrant Protocol (Gauldal/Strinda) 1867-1925 Films #1282959 and 1282960. The film is available from your local LDS Family History Center The names listed below are presented in the order in which they are found on the Emigration Protocol film. If two or more numbers are listed, it means that the person was accompanied by one or two others (probably wife and children) from the same immediate family. Names are spelled as they appeared to be in the original document (film). The Emigration Protocol itself will provide you additional information about: date of departure, ship, destination, fare, etc.
Jim Buck's T-room Diary [entry #1]
the excitement and proximity of a man to man (or manto-buck) encounter, but me scoresof hunky college boys belted the infamous Hoddy Toddy ole Miss cheer.
http://www.nightcharm.com/features/gloryhole/tdiary.html

Extractions: or jump straight to Jim's latest entry W hat's all this talk I hear about fags hating football? Sez who? Let me tell you, dearie, if anyone around here's gay, c'est moi, and if there's anything I like, it's a good, long, college football game. Of course, I haven't played much since high schoolI think the act of swallowing a cheekfull of Skoal during one particularly brutal tackle scared me away from the sportbut I'm still a big fan. These days, however, my interest in such events is, well, largely prurient. I cruise the restrooms. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let me give you some lead-in to my t-room tale.... Growing up the South's perennially temperate clime, my brother and I spent most of our time outdoors, frolicking in the woods with other children of the neighborhood. At some point during our adolescence, the headiness of the sun, sweat, and kudzu began to affect us, and there, beneath towering pine trees, we started a series of experiments. We created, in the words of Babs Kruger, elaborate rituals to view and touch the bodies of our friends, and for those of us who felt especially curiouswhich is more than you might thinkthis evolved into furtive but enthusiastic pre-teen orgies. Like most novelties, this was great for a while, but as the years passed, most of our intimes outgrew their bi-curiosity. When we hit junior high, only one other guy on our street still "enjoyed" himself with me. (Pity the feeling of enjoyment wasn't mutual; I don't think I've ever been with anyone as bad in bed as he.) Far from having exhausted the possibilities of the male body, however
My Buddy, Buck
than good any day. As we passed over the ragged top of the storm clouds buck calledout the altitudes. Twenty eight three hundred. Not bad ole buddy. Thanks
http://www.78thfightergroup.com/virtual/replacementpilotVI.html

Extractions: History of A Replacement Pilot - Part VI by: Donnie S. Dyke Part I Part II Part III Part IV ... Part V Chapter 6 - My Buddy, Buck I went through my advanced twin-engine training with Buck. Buck Holtzinger was a pompous, self-centered, know-it-all jerk. And he was my buddy the whole time. Buck was a 'first-impression' type of guy; after you first met him you either accepted him the way he was or you wanted to pound the snot out of him. Either way, your feelings about him wouldn't change. September 12th, 1943 dawned in typical English fashion. A dull gray glow through patchy, hazy overcast. I yawned and stretched my legs as best I could in the cab of an Army supply truck. As we bounced along the narrow country road leading to Ingressen, I tried to decide which was worse; the hours long, late-night train ride north, or the slow, uncomfortable truck ride to the airfield. Digging out my Luckys, I decided that the weather had them both beat. I shook a cigarette up in the pack and held it toward the driver, "Smoke, Corporal?" "Don't mind if I do, sir." He said, accepting it. "Help hold us over 'til breakfast." I added, searching for my Zippo. The Corporal lit his trench lighter and extended it to me. "Breakfast here is well worth the wait, sir. Ever been here before?"
Buck Head Page
There are exceptions, but in many cases that ole big buck will notfind your food plot safe except in the cover of darkness. So
http://crossspot.net/fchnc/AskTheDoctorforwebsite.html

Extractions: Ask The Doctor Ask The Doctor is a feature of the Fellowship of Christian Hunters. Dr David Harrison, President of the North Carolina Chapter answers questions and provides information that will be beneficial to both Christians and Hunters. Question: What can I do on my small tract of land that will be most beneficial to whitetail deer? Is supplemental feeding the best answer, or should I plant food plots? Answer: There has been much discussion over the issue of growing bigger and better deer. Of course, states vary in their regulations concerning feeding and planting so first you need to check with your local DNR. There are some who use feeds and feeders to increase deer quality. Many are planting plots and the varieties and options can confuse the average consumer. In a recent conversation with a man who works with the QDMA and advises plantations on feeding and planting, he revealed some simple advice that I think is worth passing on. One of the goals of feeding or planting is to provide the deer with nutrients that they need to become trophies. Protein is found in many feeds and seeds, but to my surprise, the best things are those things that God provided for the deer and if properly utilized, can become our greatest asset in helping the whitetail.
Blaine Kennels' News Letter
ole brought me my slippers, my bottles of water and fetched the newspaper forme everyday. This past year I lost my two old men , buck and Willie.
http://www.blainekennels.com/newsletter-02.html

Extractions: MAX We'd take them out with us on the lake and they'd get sick from it being too hot or the water too rough. So Minnie and Max are the main reason we opened a kennel. We couldn't go anywhere without feeling guilty and there was no one we wanted to leave them with and that is why we are here today. Minnie and Max died at 16 years old. They had a wonderful life. OLE We also lost our Golden Retriever Olivia Newton John (OLE) to cancer when she had puppies that were 18 days old. That one almost killed me. Our heart goes out to all of you who have lost a pet. It is not an easy thing to cope with, not everyone can understand your pain. I can and all I'll want to do is cry for you! Ole was the best dog. I kept one of her puppies and she is so much like her mother it fills that empty spot. Ole's favorite toy is now her daughters and not any of my other dogs play with that toy. Ole brought me my slippers, my bottles of water and fetched the newspaper for me everyday. Oh HOW we miss her.
WebGuest
Pick up your Virtual Brew. Now you can send a virtual Big buck Beer to anyonein the world on the house! Your Message. Back to the Big buck Homepage.
http://www.marketplacegroup.com/cgi-ole/webguest4.exe?get~bigbuckv~~1

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

61-80 of 98 Back | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Next 20