Nancy Holloway

Dum Dum Twist Nancy Holloway

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Duration: 2:25
Updated: 26 Jun 2013

Dum Dum Twist Nancy Holloway.

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Nancy Holloway - Hurt so bad

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Duration: 3:40
Updated: 07 Aug 2013

hauntingly beautiful.

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Nancy Holloway _ Tu n'es pas venu

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Duration: 2:26
Updated: 27 Jun 2013

Mezcal Pub #2.

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Nancy Holloway [ t'en va pas comme ça ] Live

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Duration: 3:16
Updated: 07 Aug 2013

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Nancy Holloway - A travers une larme

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Duration: 2:45
Updated: 16 Jul 2013

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NANCY HOLLOWAY 1964 Don't make me over

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Duration: 2:55
Updated: 26 Jun 2013

émission_broadcast 1990.

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Nancy Holloway - Dis Lui Que Je Ne Suis Pas Là

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Duration: 2:40
Updated: 10 May 2013

4 All the music lovers!!!

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Nancy Holloway - Light My Fire

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Updated: 26 Apr 2013

America's loss is France's gain. Nancy Holloway migrated to France primarily because of a sour, premature marriage and has remained a resident for more than ...

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Nancy Holloway - Hurt So Bad - 1969

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Updated: 07 Jun 2013

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Nancy Holloway ♫ je ne veux que lui ♫

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Updated: 18 Jun 2013

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t'en va pas comme ça NANCY HOLLOWAY.Karaoke collection BULLA

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Duration: 2:51
Updated: 28 Oct 2012

t'en va pas comme ça NANCY HOLLOWAY.Karaoke collection BULLA.

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Nancy Holloway '' Prends tes clés

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Duration: 2:47
Updated: 23 Nov 2013

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Daniel Janin & Nancy Holloway - Sand and Rain

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Duration: 5:04
Updated: 30 Nov 2013

Taken from the Library LP "Dinha Mantha's Power" (PSI-X-20706) Produced by Daniel Janin © 1974 - Musimage - Paris Some tight drums, heavy bassline, a smooth voice and horns galore ! A moody ballad that counterpoises icy instrumentation with break beat drums for a chilling effect. The track's so good that it was rightfully Dusty Finger-ed a few years back, to boot. I don't own this, for entertainment purposes only, blahblahblah, as usual...

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Nancy Holloway '' Quand vient la fin de l'été ( Dernier baiser )

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Duration: 2:38
Updated: 23 Nov 2013

Sortie : 1963 chez Ricordi Nancy Holloway '' Dernier baiser

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Women@NASA: Nancy Holloway

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Duration: 4:28
Updated: 24 Jan 2014

[ MUSIC ] I am Nancy Holloway, and this is my story. As a little girl, I liked art and making things. I used to love to make my own dolls and doll clothes and furniture and things like that as a child. I always thought it would be interesting to get in a field where I could express myself through fabricating and creating objects. My high school teacher got me a position out here working during the school year part-time. I clearly remember walking through the laboratory and looking at all these amazing machines and wondering what they did. Seventeen year old with wide eyes. [ LAUGHS ] I came out as a secretary in the clerical field and did a career switch early on in my career and got a position in the fabrication organization as an electronics technician, and I was able to create and fabricate and manufacture parts and components and materials. There were a lot of people that doubted whether I would make it in that program. Even my mom doubted I could do it. (She) Suggested I stay in the clerical field, and that was a good career, but I told her, "I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna make it." I would consider my greatest accomplishment -- I probably have two that come to mind... One of them would be developing the fetal heart monitor. It doesn't sound like something that's related to NASA but, ironically, it was a project that was worked through a technology utilization program. We were looking at piezoelectric materials to measure pressure on wind tunnel models, and there was a Dr. Zuckerwar that was one of the lead engineers on the team. He came and worked with myself and some of the other technicians to use that kind of technology to translate it into a fetal heart monitor and actually got to try it out on my first child that I was expecting. Another one was developing a resin known as LaRC-SI -- Langley Research Center Soluble Imide -- that was cast into flex circuits and cables. And that was a very rewarding project to work on. I think I grew more working on that project... So it's been a mix of people, a combination of family, engineers and researchers and managers that have come together, you know, that I feel like have really helped me. My parents and my grandfather -- a hard work ethic, a good work ethic, a strong work ethic definitely came from them. Rob Bryant gave me a lot of confidence to go out and do it, to try it. It really helped me to grow and develop and to try things and challenge conventional ideas and wisdom. I've learned through the years to be patient. I've learned, and I'm still learning, to talk less and listen more. Don't cut yourself short. Don't take the easy path. Continue to challenge yourself, especially in math and science courses. They will prepare you for rewarding technical careers. Build things with your hands. Learn how things are put together, how they're taken apart. And I would say one of the most important lessons that I learned from one of my mentors was "How do I add value?" Am I just going through the motions and getting the job done, or am I adding value along the way? When you think about that, it makes all the difference between an average product or an average result and a great or excellent result. My role models were traditional female role models -- teacher, nurse, secretary. I never realized I could get into a technical field and there were these interesting technician and technical-type jobs, and that's what NASA brought to me. It gave me the opportunity to see that and to go down a completely different path than what I ever imagined.

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