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(John) Monteath Robertson (1900-1989) was a graduate of the University who was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry, 1942 to 1970, and Director of Laboratories from 1955. In 1989 his widow opened the JM Robertson Protein Crystallography Laboratory in the Chemistry Department.
Born on a farm near Auchterarder, Robertson matriculated to study at the University in 1919 and graduated BSc (1923), MA (1925), PhD (1926) and DSc (1933). He worked at the Royal Institution from 1926 to 1928 and spent two years in the USA on a Commonwealth Fellow Scholarship before returning to the RI. He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield in 1939.
After the Second World War, during which he was employed as a scientific advisor to the RAF, Robertson was a key figure in the development of the University's reputation as a centre of excellence in Chemistry. He was best known as a pioneer of X-ray crystallography and the founder of organic crystallography, playing a significant role in the development of heavy-atom and isomorphous-replacement methods for solving the phase problem in chemical crystallography. In 1960 his research group mapped the structure of limonin.
Robertson was awarded a CBE in 1962. He was awarded several prestigious awards for his work, including the Davy Medal by the Royal Society in 1960 and, among several positions on academic bodies, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1962 to 1964.
- published: 13 Nov 2014
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Developing and applying multi-disciplinary social and economic research
Alec Cairncross and Donald Robertson used their expertise and vision to create an multi-disciplinary academic department which led the way in applied socio-economic research, especially in the field of urban and regional planning.
Donald James Robertson (1926-1970) was Professor of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research from 1961 until he was appointed to the Chair of Industrial Relations and made a Principal's Assessor in 1969.
Born in Glasgow, Robertson's studies at the University were disrupted by the Second World War (he served as a First Lieutenant on minesweepers from 1945 to 1947) but he graduated MA in 1949. He became a lecturer at the University, first in Social and Economic Research and then in Political Economy from 1952 until his appointment to the Chair of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research (1961).
Robertson proceeded to build on the multi-disciplinary research programme established by Alec Cairncross, taking advantage of more favourable funding opportunities to build research teams. He was prominent in pioneering applied research into major public policy issues of the day, especially urban development and change and the challenges of industrial re-structuring in the postwar world, and made major contributions to the development of urban and regional studies as an academic discipline.
During the 1960s, Robertson's services as a leading arbitrator in industrial relations disputes were also in great demand. Among many public offices, he was appointed a member and Chairman of the Wages Councils from 1955 to 1969; Chairman of the Courts of Inquiry on Rootes (Scotland) Ltd (1968) and on Labour Relations at Heathrow Airport (1970); an Economic Consultant to the Secretary of State for Scotland; President of the Universities Industrial Relations Association from 1962 to 1965, and a Director of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce from 1966 to 1969.
- published: 13 Nov 2014
- views: 218
Inspired by Latin & hip-hop beats. This '-scape' series was inspired by Uri Caine's Goldberg Variations. The music video series is inspired by Lana Del Rey.
- published: 05 Dec 2012
- views: 44
Theres a real lack of video around of Kelly Monteith - so here are just a few minutes from a one man show he did in Londons westend in the mid 1980's. Enjoy!
- published: 09 Jul 2010
- views: 19091
Check out Midnight Kitchen on Facebook, Myspace and Soundcloud.
Behind the scenes: Midnight Kitchen 2010. Line up: Jo Little, Moulder, Glenn Brown, Dan Monteath, Glen Kellett. Also starring: Jordan, Patrick, Vini Mac, Ben, and many more. Footage was taken by Jo Little, Verity Kerr and Jen Marsh. This film was edited by Daniel Monteath.
- published: 01 Jun 2012
- views: 62
High contrast? Deep shadows? How does one make one look like a Caravaggio? This wee study explores this concept. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 74
Alec Monteath
Alec Monteath (22 May 1941 in Perthshire) was an announcer for Scottish Television from 1964 - 1969 and an announcer on BBC Scotland. Alec was also an actor who played Dougal Lachlan in STV's Take the High Road from 1980 until 1992. His son, David Monteath was an actor on Coronation Street.
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Alexander Cairncross (economist)
Sir Alexander Kirkland "Alec" Cairncross KCMG FBA FRSE (11 February 1911 – 21 October 1998) was a British economist. He was the brother of the spy John Cairncross and father of journalist Frances Cairncross and public health engineer and epidemiologist Sandy Cairncross.
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He was born in Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, the seventh of eight children of an ironmonger, and went to Hamilton Academy, then won a scholarship to Glasgow University, where he specialised in economics. He then went to Trinity College, Cambridge.
After taking a first in the Economic Tripos, he became a lecturer in economics, under the considerable influence of John Maynard Keynes (author of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money and one of the leading lights of the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference, which saw the founding of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund).
Cairncross married Mary Frances Glynn in 1943; the couple had five children, two daughters and three sons.
During World War II, most of his work was in the Ministry of Aircraft Production, where he rose to become Director of Programmes. In 1946 he served briefly on the staff of The Economist, and subsequently became adviser to the Board of Trade. He was seconded to be the economic adviser to the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation in Paris in 1949. and he left to become Professor of Applied Economics at his old university, Glasgow, in 1951.
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2:53'Cathedral Cove' 2012 Daniel Monteath. Recorded by Alec Wren
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3:10J Monteath Robertson - Chemical Crystallographer
J Monteath Robertson - Chemical CrystallographerJ Monteath Robertson - Chemical Crystallographer
(John) Monteath Robertson (1900-1989) was a graduate of the University who was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry, 1942 to 1970, and Director of Laboratories from 1955. In 1989 his widow opened the JM Robertson Protein Crystallography Laboratory in the Chemistry Department. Born on a farm near Auchterarder, Robertson matriculated to study at the University in 1919 and graduated BSc (1923), MA (1925), PhD (1926) and DSc (1933). He worked at the Royal Institution from 1926 to 1928 and spent two years in the USA on a Commonwealth Fellow Scholarship before returning to the RI. He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield in 1939. After the Second World War, during which he was employed as a scientific advisor to the RAF, Robertson was a key figure in the development of the University's reputation as a centre of excellence in Chemistry. He was best known as a pioneer of X-ray crystallography and the founder of organic crystallography, playing a significant role in the development of heavy-atom and isomorphous-replacement methods for solving the phase problem in chemical crystallography. In 1960 his research group mapped the structure of limonin. Robertson was awarded a CBE in 1962. He was awarded several prestigious awards for his work, including the Davy Medal by the Royal Society in 1960 and, among several positions on academic bodies, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1962 to 1964. -
2:29Daniel and Teresa (sister) Monteath perform a duo
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4:27Donald James Robertson and Alec Cairncross
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Developing and applying multi-disciplinary social and economic research Alec Cairncross and Donald Robertson used their expertise and vision to create an multi-disciplinary academic department which led the way in applied socio-economic research, especially in the field of urban and regional planning. Donald James Robertson (1926-1970) was Professor of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research from 1961 until he was appointed to the Chair of Industrial Relations and made a Principal's Assessor in 1969. Born in Glasgow, Robertson's studies at the University were disrupted by the Second World War (he served as a First Lieutenant on minesweepers from 1945 to 1947) but he graduated MA in 1949. He became a lecturer at the University, first in Social and Economic Research and then in Political Economy from 1952 until his appointment to the Chair of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research (1961). Robertson proceeded to build on the multi-disciplinary research programme established by Alec Cairncross, taking advantage of more favourable funding opportunities to build research teams. He was prominent in pioneering applied research into major public policy issues of the day, especially urban development and change and the challenges of industrial re-structuring in the postwar world, and made major contributions to the development of urban and regional studies as an academic discipline. During the 1960s, Robertson's services as a leading arbitrator in industrial relations disputes were also in great demand. Among many public offices, he was appointed a member and Chairman of the Wages Councils from 1955 to 1969; Chairman of the Courts of Inquiry on Rootes (Scotland) Ltd (1968) and on Labour Relations at Heathrow Airport (1970); an Economic Consultant to the Secretary of State for Scotland; President of the Universities Industrial Relations Association from 1962 to 1965, and a Director of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce from 1966 to 1969. -
1:14'Beats-scape' by Daniel W. Monteath
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5:00Kelly Monteith - Clip from one man show mid 1980's
Kelly Monteith - Clip from one man show mid 1980'sKelly Monteith - Clip from one man show mid 1980's
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2:53Behind the Scenes: Midnight Kitchen - Montage!
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Check out Midnight Kitchen on Facebook, Myspace and Soundcloud. Behind the scenes: Midnight Kitchen 2010. Line up: Jo Little, Moulder, Glenn Brown, Dan Monteath, Glen Kellett. Also starring: Jordan, Patrick, Vini Mac, Ben, and many more. Footage was taken by Jo Little, Verity Kerr and Jen Marsh. This film was edited by Daniel Monteath. -
0:37Nana Bonn's 80th Weekend - Sally, Leah & Danny's Farewell @ Invercargill Airport
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0:21Light play: Study with lamp in the dark for a music video #1 By Daniel Monteath
Light play: Study with lamp in the dark for a music video #1 By Daniel MonteathLight play: Study with lamp in the dark for a music video #1 By Daniel Monteath
High contrast? Deep shadows? How does one make one look like a Caravaggio? This wee study explores this concept. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
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'Cathedral Cove' 2012 Daniel Monteath. Recorded by Alec Wren
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J Monteath Robertson - Chemical Crystallographer
(John) Monteath Robertson (1900-1989) was a graduate of the University who was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry, 1942 to 1970, and Director of Laboratories from 1955. In 1989 his widow opened the JM Robertson Protein Crystallography Laboratory in the Chemistry Department. Born on a farm near Auchterarder, Robertson matriculated to study at the University in 1919 and graduated BSc (1923), MA (1925), PhD (1926) and DSc (1933). He worked at the Royal Institution from 1926 to 1928 and spent two years in the USA on a Commonwealth Fellow Scholarship before returning to the RI. He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield in 1939. After the Second World War, during which he was employed as a scientific advisor to the RAF, Robertson was a key figure in the...
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Daniel and Teresa (sister) Monteath perform a duo
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Donald James Robertson and Alec Cairncross
Developing and applying multi-disciplinary social and economic research Alec Cairncross and Donald Robertson used their expertise and vision to create an multi-disciplinary academic department which led the way in applied socio-economic research, especially in the field of urban and regional planning. Donald James Robertson (1926-1970) was Professor of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research from 1961 until he was appointed to the Chair of Industrial Relations and made a Principal's Assessor in 1969. Born in Glasgow, Robertson's studies at the University were disrupted by the Second World War (he served as a First Lieutenant on minesweepers from 1945 to 1947) but he graduated MA in 1949. He became a lecturer at the University, first in Social and Econ...
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'Beats-scape' by Daniel W. Monteath
Inspired by Latin & hip-hop beats. This '-scape' series was inspired by Uri Caine's Goldberg Variations. The music video series is inspired by Lana Del Rey.
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Kelly Monteith - Clip from one man show mid 1980's
Theres a real lack of video around of Kelly Monteith - so here are just a few minutes from a one man show he did in Londons westend in the mid 1980's. Enjoy!
published: 09 Jul 2010 -
Behind the Scenes: Midnight Kitchen - Montage!
Check out Midnight Kitchen on Facebook, Myspace and Soundcloud. Behind the scenes: Midnight Kitchen 2010. Line up: Jo Little, Moulder, Glenn Brown, Dan Monteath, Glen Kellett. Also starring: Jordan, Patrick, Vini Mac, Ben, and many more. Footage was taken by Jo Little, Verity Kerr and Jen Marsh. This film was edited by Daniel Monteath.
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Nana Bonn's 80th Weekend - Sally, Leah & Danny's Farewell @ Invercargill Airport
Tuesday, 4th September 2012.
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Light play: Study with lamp in the dark for a music video #1 By Daniel Monteath
High contrast? Deep shadows? How does one make one look like a Caravaggio? This wee study explores this concept. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
published: 07 Nov 2011
'Cathedral Cove' 2012 Daniel Monteath. Recorded by Alec Wren
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- Duration: 2:53
- Updated: 01 Jun 2012
- views: 88
- published: 01 Jun 2012
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J Monteath Robertson - Chemical Crystallographer
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- Updated: 13 Nov 2014
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(John) Monteath Robertson (1900-1989) was a graduate of the University who was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry, 1942 to 1970, and Director of Laboratories from ...
(John) Monteath Robertson (1900-1989) was a graduate of the University who was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry, 1942 to 1970, and Director of Laboratories from 1955. In 1989 his widow opened the JM Robertson Protein Crystallography Laboratory in the Chemistry Department.
Born on a farm near Auchterarder, Robertson matriculated to study at the University in 1919 and graduated BSc (1923), MA (1925), PhD (1926) and DSc (1933). He worked at the Royal Institution from 1926 to 1928 and spent two years in the USA on a Commonwealth Fellow Scholarship before returning to the RI. He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield in 1939.
After the Second World War, during which he was employed as a scientific advisor to the RAF, Robertson was a key figure in the development of the University's reputation as a centre of excellence in Chemistry. He was best known as a pioneer of X-ray crystallography and the founder of organic crystallography, playing a significant role in the development of heavy-atom and isomorphous-replacement methods for solving the phase problem in chemical crystallography. In 1960 his research group mapped the structure of limonin.
Robertson was awarded a CBE in 1962. He was awarded several prestigious awards for his work, including the Davy Medal by the Royal Society in 1960 and, among several positions on academic bodies, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1962 to 1964.
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(John) Monteath Robertson (1900-1989) was a graduate of the University who was Gardiner Professor of Chemistry, 1942 to 1970, and Director of Laboratories from 1955. In 1989 his widow opened the JM Robertson Protein Crystallography Laboratory in the Chemistry Department.
Born on a farm near Auchterarder, Robertson matriculated to study at the University in 1919 and graduated BSc (1923), MA (1925), PhD (1926) and DSc (1933). He worked at the Royal Institution from 1926 to 1928 and spent two years in the USA on a Commonwealth Fellow Scholarship before returning to the RI. He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the University of Sheffield in 1939.
After the Second World War, during which he was employed as a scientific advisor to the RAF, Robertson was a key figure in the development of the University's reputation as a centre of excellence in Chemistry. He was best known as a pioneer of X-ray crystallography and the founder of organic crystallography, playing a significant role in the development of heavy-atom and isomorphous-replacement methods for solving the phase problem in chemical crystallography. In 1960 his research group mapped the structure of limonin.
Robertson was awarded a CBE in 1962. He was awarded several prestigious awards for his work, including the Davy Medal by the Royal Society in 1960 and, among several positions on academic bodies, he was President of the Chemical Society from 1962 to 1964.
- published: 13 Nov 2014
- views: 365
Daniel and Teresa (sister) Monteath perform a duo
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- Updated: 13 Feb 2012
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- published: 13 Feb 2012
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Donald James Robertson and Alec Cairncross
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- Updated: 13 Nov 2014
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Developing and applying multi-disciplinary social and economic research
Alec Cairncross and Donald Robertson used their expertise and vision to create an multi-...
Developing and applying multi-disciplinary social and economic research
Alec Cairncross and Donald Robertson used their expertise and vision to create an multi-disciplinary academic department which led the way in applied socio-economic research, especially in the field of urban and regional planning.
Donald James Robertson (1926-1970) was Professor of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research from 1961 until he was appointed to the Chair of Industrial Relations and made a Principal's Assessor in 1969.
Born in Glasgow, Robertson's studies at the University were disrupted by the Second World War (he served as a First Lieutenant on minesweepers from 1945 to 1947) but he graduated MA in 1949. He became a lecturer at the University, first in Social and Economic Research and then in Political Economy from 1952 until his appointment to the Chair of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research (1961).
Robertson proceeded to build on the multi-disciplinary research programme established by Alec Cairncross, taking advantage of more favourable funding opportunities to build research teams. He was prominent in pioneering applied research into major public policy issues of the day, especially urban development and change and the challenges of industrial re-structuring in the postwar world, and made major contributions to the development of urban and regional studies as an academic discipline.
During the 1960s, Robertson's services as a leading arbitrator in industrial relations disputes were also in great demand. Among many public offices, he was appointed a member and Chairman of the Wages Councils from 1955 to 1969; Chairman of the Courts of Inquiry on Rootes (Scotland) Ltd (1968) and on Labour Relations at Heathrow Airport (1970); an Economic Consultant to the Secretary of State for Scotland; President of the Universities Industrial Relations Association from 1962 to 1965, and a Director of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce from 1966 to 1969.
https://wn.com/Donald_James_Robertson_And_Alec_Cairncross
Developing and applying multi-disciplinary social and economic research
Alec Cairncross and Donald Robertson used their expertise and vision to create an multi-disciplinary academic department which led the way in applied socio-economic research, especially in the field of urban and regional planning.
Donald James Robertson (1926-1970) was Professor of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research from 1961 until he was appointed to the Chair of Industrial Relations and made a Principal's Assessor in 1969.
Born in Glasgow, Robertson's studies at the University were disrupted by the Second World War (he served as a First Lieutenant on minesweepers from 1945 to 1947) but he graduated MA in 1949. He became a lecturer at the University, first in Social and Economic Research and then in Political Economy from 1952 until his appointment to the Chair of Applied Economics and Head of the Department of Social and Economic Research (1961).
Robertson proceeded to build on the multi-disciplinary research programme established by Alec Cairncross, taking advantage of more favourable funding opportunities to build research teams. He was prominent in pioneering applied research into major public policy issues of the day, especially urban development and change and the challenges of industrial re-structuring in the postwar world, and made major contributions to the development of urban and regional studies as an academic discipline.
During the 1960s, Robertson's services as a leading arbitrator in industrial relations disputes were also in great demand. Among many public offices, he was appointed a member and Chairman of the Wages Councils from 1955 to 1969; Chairman of the Courts of Inquiry on Rootes (Scotland) Ltd (1968) and on Labour Relations at Heathrow Airport (1970); an Economic Consultant to the Secretary of State for Scotland; President of the Universities Industrial Relations Association from 1962 to 1965, and a Director of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce from 1966 to 1969.
- published: 13 Nov 2014
- views: 218
'Beats-scape' by Daniel W. Monteath
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- Duration: 1:14
- Updated: 05 Dec 2012
- views: 44
Inspired by Latin & hip-hop beats. This '-scape' series was inspired by Uri Caine's Goldberg Variations. The music video series is inspired by Lana Del Rey.
Inspired by Latin & hip-hop beats. This '-scape' series was inspired by Uri Caine's Goldberg Variations. The music video series is inspired by Lana Del Rey.
https://wn.com/'Beats_Scape'_By_Daniel_W._Monteath
Inspired by Latin & hip-hop beats. This '-scape' series was inspired by Uri Caine's Goldberg Variations. The music video series is inspired by Lana Del Rey.
- published: 05 Dec 2012
- views: 44
Kelly Monteith - Clip from one man show mid 1980's
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- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 09 Jul 2010
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Theres a real lack of video around of Kelly Monteith - so here are just a few minutes from a one man show he did in Londons westend in the mid 1980's. Enjoy!
Theres a real lack of video around of Kelly Monteith - so here are just a few minutes from a one man show he did in Londons westend in the mid 1980's. Enjoy!
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Theres a real lack of video around of Kelly Monteith - so here are just a few minutes from a one man show he did in Londons westend in the mid 1980's. Enjoy!
- published: 09 Jul 2010
- views: 19091
Behind the Scenes: Midnight Kitchen - Montage!
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- Duration: 2:53
- Updated: 01 Jun 2012
- views: 62
Check out Midnight Kitchen on Facebook, Myspace and Soundcloud.
Behind the scenes: Midnight Kitchen 2010. Line up: Jo Little, Moulder, Glenn Brown, Dan Monteat...
Check out Midnight Kitchen on Facebook, Myspace and Soundcloud.
Behind the scenes: Midnight Kitchen 2010. Line up: Jo Little, Moulder, Glenn Brown, Dan Monteath, Glen Kellett. Also starring: Jordan, Patrick, Vini Mac, Ben, and many more. Footage was taken by Jo Little, Verity Kerr and Jen Marsh. This film was edited by Daniel Monteath.
https://wn.com/Behind_The_Scenes_Midnight_Kitchen_Montage
Check out Midnight Kitchen on Facebook, Myspace and Soundcloud.
Behind the scenes: Midnight Kitchen 2010. Line up: Jo Little, Moulder, Glenn Brown, Dan Monteath, Glen Kellett. Also starring: Jordan, Patrick, Vini Mac, Ben, and many more. Footage was taken by Jo Little, Verity Kerr and Jen Marsh. This film was edited by Daniel Monteath.
- published: 01 Jun 2012
- views: 62
Nana Bonn's 80th Weekend - Sally, Leah & Danny's Farewell @ Invercargill Airport
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- Duration: 0:37
- Updated: 04 Sep 2012
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Tuesday, 4th September 2012.
Tuesday, 4th September 2012.
https://wn.com/Nana_Bonn's_80Th_Weekend_Sally,_Leah_Danny's_Farewell_Invercargill_Airport
Daniel, Andrew & Johnny (1996)
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Light play: Study with lamp in the dark for a music video #1 By Daniel Monteath
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 74
High contrast? Deep shadows? How does one make one look like a Caravaggio? This wee study explores this concept. I created this video with the YouTube Video Edi...
High contrast? Deep shadows? How does one make one look like a Caravaggio? This wee study explores this concept. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
https://wn.com/Light_Play_Study_With_Lamp_In_The_Dark_For_A_Music_Video_1_By_Daniel_Monteath
High contrast? Deep shadows? How does one make one look like a Caravaggio? This wee study explores this concept. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 74
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'Cathedral Cove' 2012 Daniel Monteath. Recorded by Alec Wren
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J Monteath Robertson - Chemical Crystallographer
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Behind the Scenes: Midnight Kitchen - Montage!
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Nana Bonn's 80th Weekend - Sally, Leah & Danny's Farewell @ Invercargill Airport
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The Queen has Officially Signed the Brexit Bill
Edit Business Insider 16 Mar 2017
LONDON — The Queen has officially signed the Brexit bill into law, paving the way for Prime Minister Theresa May to trigger Article 50 and initiate Britain's formal exit from the European Union. Queen Elizabeth II gave the European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill its royal assent shortly before 11.00 a.m ... Loading video... ....
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Securing The Mexico-U.S. Border With A ‘Green’ Wall
Edit WorldNews.com 16 Mar 2017
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingNational borders are always in a state of constant flux. Period! To be sure, they are never permanent fixtures but instead change as often as the current political and economic winds that might happen to blow. What’s more, borders between states do not only mirror the nations which build or resist them, but they vary immensely ... The U.S ... He is a correspondent for www.WN.com ... William Heinemann ... ....
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Trump's first budget boosts military, cuts domestic programs
Edit Arizona Daily Star 16 Mar 2017
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has finalized his first budget for the federal government, a blueprint that would make deep cuts in the Environmental Protection Agency and other domestic programs while significantly increasing spending on the military ... ....
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Emma Watson Pursuing Legal Action, Private Photos Stolen, Then Leaked Online
Edit Inquisitr 15 Mar 2017
Beauty and the Beast star Emma Watson is really mad, and she is not going to take it anymore after some private photos were stolen from her, and leaked online. There have been conflicting reports that these are nude photos, but the rep for the actress says that this is not true, and these were not posed or intimate photos, but images of Watson at a dress fitting. Watson is using her legal team to get to the bottom of the theft ... ....
'People need some release,' says Alec Baldwin
Edit Australian Broadcasting Corporation 16 Mar 2017
Alec Baldwin says US President Donald Trump is a wildcard and he finds the insecurity element of playing alpha male characters funny ... ....
'Through the looking glass': Baldwin on impersonating Trump
Edit Australian Broadcasting Corporation 16 Mar 2017
Alec Baldwin has shot to new levels of fame for his impersonation of US President Donald Trump, and says the key is finding the insecurity behind the facade ... ....
Of course Snoop Dogg has no time for Donald Trump's weird tweets
Edit Mashable 16 Mar 2017
... gotten mad about stuff like The Apprentice and Alec Baldwin impersonating him on television....
'RuPaul's Drag Race' contestants read Trump tweets
Edit Newsday 16 Mar 2017
... Oscars best picture mix-up 1.14 ‘This is Us’ star Milo Ventimiglia discusses Jack’s fate 1.52 'Greenleaf' trailer 2.35 'Trial & Error' trailer 2.01 Alec Baldwin....
Brits still waiting for full Brexit comedy dividend
Edit DNA India 16 Mar 2017
Americans can choose from half a dozen weekly or nightly TV shows for acute observations of a political transformation that has given veteran actor Alec Baldwin a whole new career as a Trump impersonator ... its own weekly political comedy show, "Unspun", presented by Matt Forde, whose Trump impersonation gives Alec Baldwin's a run for his money....
Boys 11-6A all-district basketball: Longview's Bush named to first team
Edit Longview News Journal 16 Mar 2017WHL: Hagel's four-point effort lifts Rebels over Hitmen
Edit TSN Canada 16 Mar 2017
RED DEER, Alta. — Brandon Hagel scored twice and set up two more as the Red Deer Rebels downed the Calgary Hitmen 5-1 on Wednesday in Western Hockey League action ... Beck Malenstyn found the back of the net for the Hitmen (28-32-10), who could have clinched a playoff spot with a victory ... --- ... --- ... Lethbridge (44-19-7) also got goals from Alec Baer, Jordy Bellerive and Calen Addison while Stuart Skinner made 33 saves for the victory ... --- ... ---....
Alec Baldwin ‘Dreading’ Being Roasted for TV Special
Edit Hollywood 15 Mar 2017
Alec Baldwin is “dreading” being honored as part of Spike Tv’s One Night Only series ... But Alec is feeling understandably apprehensive about the evening, which is described as “Part This Is Your Life, part Dean Martin Roast” – particularly about the personal tales that will be told about him ... Is Tracy coming?” Alec joked ... “Alec is an original and one of the greats....
Alec Baldwin 'dreading' being roasted
Edit Toronto Sun 15 Mar 2017
Alec Baldwin is “dreading” being honoured as part of Spike Tv’s One Night Only series ... Alec Baldwin.' https.//t.co/6VdopZASUY pic.twitter.com/OpCjT6JuBt — SPIKE (@spike) March 14, 2017. But Alec is feeling understandably apprehensive about the evening, which is described as “Part This Is Your Life, part Dean Martin Roast” - particularly about the personal tales that will be told about him....
'She is so beautiful and funny, but slightly odd in a wonderful way': Alec Baldwin recalls starring alongside Lisa Kudrow in hilarious Friends episode
Edit This is Money 15 Mar 2017
And 15 years after making a guest appearance on the show, Alec Baldwin, 58, has recalled working alongside Lisa Kudrow, 53....
Alec Baldwin to be roasted on 'One Night Only' special
Edit DNA India 15 Mar 2017
After impersonating US President Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live", it will be a turn of events for Alec ... Alec Baldwin", an original special on Spike TV, reported Variety....
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