- published: 23 Feb 2013
- views: 144
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Bruce Venables and Judy Nunn open Yianni Uni Exhibition It's Academic Isn't it??? 15th of February 2013
In this illustrated slide show historian Bruce Macdonald discusses some of the history of Venables Street in Grandview. This is the first public talk on the origins of the name "Venables," one of the last remaining street-naming mysteries in the city—a mystery which Macdonald proposes that he has solved. In his detective work he manages to stretch the story back to Ireland in 795 AD.
- published: 15 Mar 2014
- views: 38
Another video classic from the archives of director Doug Moody. We open with Darren Gray exploring Sydney and then cut to the launch of his autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? at the South Sydney Leagues Club in Redfern which took place in 2006. Actress Judy Nunn opens the book launch and other familiar faces at the event include actors Les Dayman, Louise Howitt, John Scholes, Joy Hruby, Bruce Venables and Richard Kent who worked as the props master on shows such as Number 96 and The Young Doctors. Darren's book can be purchased from www.trafford.com
- published: 13 Dec 2010
- views: 13070
The TV commercial for our special charity performance of Side by Side By Sondheim on 20 April 2012.
http://www.sidebyside.com.au
Full cast: Ruthie Henshall, Rachael Beck, Mitchell Butel, Alinta Chidzey, Peter Cousens, Helen Dallimore, Margi de Ferranti, Lucy Durack, Michael Falzon, Virginia Gay, Wayne Scott Kermond, Melissa Langton, Ben Lewis, Stephen Mahy, Enda Markey, Maria Mercedes, Amanda Muggleton, Lara Mulcahy, Anna O'Byrne, Josh Piterman, Shaun Rennie, Geraldine Turner, Johanna Allen, Erin James, Anita Plateris, Belinda Wollaston.
Narrated by: Paula Duncan, Judy Nunn, Andrew O'Keefe, Jessica Rowe, Bruce Venables.
- published: 04 Apr 2012
- views: 1817
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 151
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 67
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 68
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 75
Nova Employment and Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Sebel Resort & Spa, Hawkesbury Valley, hosted "Healthy Minds Healthy Workplace Luncheon" 2012, in support of Uniting Care Mental Health (UCMH). Nova Ambassador, Paula Duncan AM hosted the luncheon with guest interviewer Judy Nunn. Entertainment was provided by multi - award winning singer Karen O'Shea & Bruce Venables, actor, author & poet. The luncheon included a panel of guest speakers. Sage Telford, policy, engagment & operations manger, NSW Consumer Advisery Group - Mental Health Inc. Clyde Rathbone, Australian Rugby Union Player. Warren Brown, Cartoonist, Daily Telegraph & Adventurer. The panel spoke on their personal experiences with mental health, then conducter a Q&A; session with guests. A fabulous auction was also held with all proceeds going to Uniting Care Mental Health. The event was proudly sponsored by Bennett Property, Huhtamaki, Hannapak, Patina & The Sebel Resort & Spa Hawkesbury Valley with flower arangements supplied by Angel's Florist, Sth Windsor. www.angelsfloristwindsorsth.com.au
All printing kindly donated by Fitzgerald Printing.
www.fitzgroup.com.au
www.novaemployment.com.au
- published: 06 Dec 2012
- views: 171
Closing few minutes of FA Cup Grandstand from 10th May 1986, after Liverpool had beaten Merseyside rivals Everton 3-1 to complete the double. Includes interviews with Liverpool players Ian Rush, Bruce Grobbelaar and Craig Johnston and analysis from Andy Gray, Emlyn Hughes and Terry Venables with Des Lynam.
- published: 10 Nov 2012
- views: 25092
The English language name Bruce arrived in Scotland with the Normans, from the place name Brix of the Manche département in Normandy, France, meaning "the willowlands". Initially promulgated via the descendants of King Robert I of Scotland (Robert the Bruce) (1274-1329), it has been a Scottish surname since medieval times; it is now a common given name.
The variant Lebrix and Le Brix are French variations of the surname.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce
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Venables can mean:
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6:57Bruce Venables Opens Its Academic
Bruce Venables Opens Its AcademicBruce Venables Opens Its Academic
Bruce Venables and Judy Nunn open Yianni Uni Exhibition It's Academic Isn't it??? 15th of February 2013 -
32:17VENABLES STREET HISTORY Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014
VENABLES STREET HISTORY Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014VENABLES STREET HISTORY Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014
In this illustrated slide show historian Bruce Macdonald discusses some of the history of Venables Street in Grandview. This is the first public talk on the origins of the name "Venables," one of the last remaining street-naming mysteries in the city—a mystery which Macdonald proposes that he has solved. In his detective work he manages to stretch the story back to Ireland in 795 AD. -
19:09Launch of Darren Gray's autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? Filmed by Doug Moody in 2006.
Launch of Darren Gray's autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? Filmed by Doug Moody in 2006.Launch of Darren Gray's autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? Filmed by Doug Moody in 2006.
Another video classic from the archives of director Doug Moody. We open with Darren Gray exploring Sydney and then cut to the launch of his autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? at the South Sydney Leagues Club in Redfern which took place in 2006. Actress Judy Nunn opens the book launch and other familiar faces at the event include actors Les Dayman, Louise Howitt, John Scholes, Joy Hruby, Bruce Venables and Richard Kent who worked as the props master on shows such as Number 96 and The Young Doctors. Darren's book can be purchased from www.trafford.com -
0:31Side By Side By Sondheim - In Concert
Side By Side By Sondheim - In ConcertSide By Side By Sondheim - In Concert
The TV commercial for our special charity performance of Side by Side By Sondheim on 20 April 2012. http://www.sidebyside.com.au Full cast: Ruthie Henshall, Rachael Beck, Mitchell Butel, Alinta Chidzey, Peter Cousens, Helen Dallimore, Margi de Ferranti, Lucy Durack, Michael Falzon, Virginia Gay, Wayne Scott Kermond, Melissa Langton, Ben Lewis, Stephen Mahy, Enda Markey, Maria Mercedes, Amanda Muggleton, Lara Mulcahy, Anna O'Byrne, Josh Piterman, Shaun Rennie, Geraldine Turner, Johanna Allen, Erin James, Anita Plateris, Belinda Wollaston. Narrated by: Paula Duncan, Judy Nunn, Andrew O'Keefe, Jessica Rowe, Bruce Venables. -
26:56Big Ideas Part 1
Big Ideas Part 1Big Ideas Part 1
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment. His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management. Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework. His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course. Cast Mr Searle Peter Kowitz Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn Ernesto Salvatore Coco Harry Adam Lloyd Ben Mario Gamma Van Peter Lu Noel Draper Paul Chubb Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott Maria Demetra Polycarpou Susie Peters Nicola Lester Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai FACS Woman Anna Hruby FACS Man William Usic Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ... -
27:58Big Ideas Part 2
Big Ideas Part 2Big Ideas Part 2
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment. His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management. Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework. His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course. Cast Mr Searle Peter Kowitz Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn Ernesto Salvatore Coco Harry Adam Lloyd Ben Mario Gamma Van Peter Lu Noel Draper Paul Chubb Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott Maria Demetra Polycarpou Susie Peters Nicola Lester Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai FACS Woman Anna Hruby FACS Man William Usic Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ... -
27:19Big Ideas Part 3
Big Ideas Part 3Big Ideas Part 3
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment. His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management. Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework. His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course. Cast Mr Searle Peter Kowitz Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn Ernesto Salvatore Coco Harry Adam Lloyd Ben Mario Gamma Van Peter Lu Noel Draper Paul Chubb Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott Maria Demetra Polycarpou Susie Peters Nicola Lester Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai FACS Woman Anna Hruby FACS Man William Usic Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ... -
9:15Big Ideas Part 4
Big Ideas Part 4Big Ideas Part 4
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment. His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management. Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework. His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course. Cast Mr Searle Peter Kowitz Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn Ernesto Salvatore Coco Harry Adam Lloyd Ben Mario Gamma Van Peter Lu Noel Draper Paul Chubb Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott Maria Demetra Polycarpou Susie Peters Nicola Lester Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai FACS Woman Anna Hruby FACS Man William Usic Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ... -
6:28Nova Employment - Heathy Minds Heathy Workplace Luncheon
Nova Employment - Heathy Minds Heathy Workplace LuncheonNova Employment - Heathy Minds Heathy Workplace Luncheon
Nova Employment and Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Sebel Resort & Spa, Hawkesbury Valley, hosted "Healthy Minds Healthy Workplace Luncheon" 2012, in support of Uniting Care Mental Health (UCMH). Nova Ambassador, Paula Duncan AM hosted the luncheon with guest interviewer Judy Nunn. Entertainment was provided by multi - award winning singer Karen O'Shea & Bruce Venables, actor, author & poet. The luncheon included a panel of guest speakers. Sage Telford, policy, engagment & operations manger, NSW Consumer Advisery Group - Mental Health Inc. Clyde Rathbone, Australian Rugby Union Player. Warren Brown, Cartoonist, Daily Telegraph & Adventurer. The panel spoke on their personal experiences with mental health, then conducter a Q&A; session with guests. A fabulous auction was also held with all proceeds going to Uniting Care Mental Health. The event was proudly sponsored by Bennett Property, Huhtamaki, Hannapak, Patina & The Sebel Resort & Spa Hawkesbury Valley with flower arangements supplied by Angel's Florist, Sth Windsor. www.angelsfloristwindsorsth.com.au All printing kindly donated by Fitzgerald Printing. www.fitzgroup.com.au www.novaemployment.com.au -
9:301986 FA Cup final post-match coverage (BBC)
1986 FA Cup final post-match coverage (BBC)1986 FA Cup final post-match coverage (BBC)
Closing few minutes of FA Cup Grandstand from 10th May 1986, after Liverpool had beaten Merseyside rivals Everton 3-1 to complete the double. Includes interviews with Liverpool players Ian Rush, Bruce Grobbelaar and Craig Johnston and analysis from Andy Gray, Emlyn Hughes and Terry Venables with Des Lynam.
Venables, Bruce Filmography
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2011, role: actor , character name: Brown
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2004, role: actor , character name: Mayor
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2004, role: actor , character name: Wally
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2003, role: actor , character name: Henry the Butcher
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2003, role: actor , character name: Meatworks Owner 2
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2001, role: actor , character name: John Webb
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2000, role: actor , character name: Williams
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2000, role: actor , character name: Uncle
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1999, role: actor , character name: Artie
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1997, role: actor , character name: Willie Monk
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1996, role: actor , character name: Chris' Father
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1996, role: actor , character name: Gutser
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1995, role: actor , character name: Petersen
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1994, role: actor , character name: Semi-Trailer Driver
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1994, role: actor , character name: Security Guard
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1993, role: writer
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1993, role: actor
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1993, role: actor , character name: Barman
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1993, role: actor , character name: John Tyke
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1993, role: actor , character name: Merton
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1992, role: actor , character name: Mr. Hartley
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1992, role: actor , character name: Stu
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1991, role: actor , character name: Archie
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1991, role: actor , character name: Bates
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1990, role: actor , character name: Detective #1
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1990, role: actor , character name: Bug man
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1989, role: actor , character name: George Shooks
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1988, role: actor , character name: Limousine driver
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1988, role: actor , character name: Frank
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1988, role: actor , character name: Metcalfe
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1988, role: actor
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1988, role: actor , character name: Oily M.C.
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1987, role: actor , character name: Gospel Singer
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Bruce Venables Opens Its Academic
Bruce Venables and Judy Nunn open Yianni Uni Exhibition It's Academic Isn't it??? 15th of February 2013 -
VENABLES STREET HISTORY Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014
In this illustrated slide show historian Bruce Macdonald discusses some of the history of Venables Street in Grandview. This is the first public talk on the origins of the name "Venables," one of the last remaining street-naming mysteries in the city—a mystery which Macdonald proposes that he has solved. In his detective work he manages to stretch the story back to Ireland in 795 AD. -
Launch of Darren Gray's autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? Filmed by Doug Moody in 2006.
Another video classic from the archives of director Doug Moody. We open with Darren Gray exploring Sydney and then cut to the launch of his autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? at the South Sydney Leagues Club in Redfern which took place in 2006. Actress Judy Nunn opens the book launch and other familiar faces at the event include actors Les Dayman, Louise Howitt, John Scholes, Joy Hruby, Bruce Venables and Richard Kent who worked as the props master on shows such as Number 96 and The Young Doctors. Darren's book can be purchased from www.trafford.com -
Side By Side By Sondheim - In Concert
The TV commercial for our special charity performance of Side by Side By Sondheim on 20 April 2012. http://www.sidebyside.com.au Full cast: Ruthie Henshall, Rachael Beck, Mitchell Butel, Alinta Chidzey, Peter Cousens, Helen Dallimore, Margi de Ferranti, Lucy Durack, Michael Falzon, Virginia Gay, Wayne Scott Kermond, Melissa Langton, Ben Lewis, Stephen Mahy, Enda Markey, Maria Mercedes, Amanda Muggleton, Lara Mulcahy, Anna O'Byrne, Josh Piterman, Shaun Rennie, Geraldine Turner, Johanna Allen, Erin James, Anita Plateris, Belinda Wollaston. Narrated by: Paula Duncan, Judy Nunn, Andrew O'Keefe, Jessica Rowe, Bruce Venables. -
Big Ideas Part 1
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and ... -
Big Ideas Part 2
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and ... -
Big Ideas Part 3
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and ... -
Big Ideas Part 4
Big Ideas Directed by Mike Smith Produced by Robert Bruning Adrienne Read Written by Peter Neale Starring Justin Rosniak Gosia Dobrowolska Harold Hopkins Production company London Films Release dates 1993 Running time 90 mins Country Australia United Kingiondom Language English Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers". Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store. His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and ... -
Nova Employment - Heathy Minds Heathy Workplace Luncheon
Nova Employment and Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Sebel Resort & Spa, Hawkesbury Valley, hosted "Healthy Minds Healthy Workplace Luncheon" 2012, in support of Uniting Care Mental Health (UCMH). Nova Ambassador, Paula Duncan AM hosted the luncheon with guest interviewer Judy Nunn. Entertainment was provided by multi - award winning singer Karen O'Shea & Bruce Venables, actor, author & poet. The luncheon included a panel of guest speakers. Sage Telford, policy, engagment & operations manger, NSW Consumer Advisery Group - Mental Health Inc. Clyde Rathbone, Australian Rugby Union Player. Warren Brown, Cartoonist, Daily Telegraph & Adventurer. The panel spoke on their personal experiences with mental health, then conducter a Q&A; session with guests. A fabulous auction... -
1986 FA Cup final post-match coverage (BBC)
Closing few minutes of FA Cup Grandstand from 10th May 1986, after Liverpool had beaten Merseyside rivals Everton 3-1 to complete the double. Includes interviews with Liverpool players Ian Rush, Bruce Grobbelaar and Craig Johnston and analysis from Andy Gray, Emlyn Hughes and Terry Venables with Des Lynam.
Bruce Venables Opens Its Academic
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:57
- Updated: 23 Feb 2013
- views: 144
Bruce Venables and Judy Nunn open Yianni Uni Exhibition It's Academic Isn't it??? 15th of February 2013
Bruce Venables and Judy Nunn open Yianni Uni Exhibition It's Academic Isn't it??? 15th of February 2013
wn.com/Bruce Venables Opens Its Academic
Bruce Venables and Judy Nunn open Yianni Uni Exhibition It's Academic Isn't it??? 15th of February 2013
- published: 23 Feb 2013
- views: 144
VENABLES STREET HISTORY Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:17
- Updated: 15 Mar 2014
- views: 38
In this illustrated slide show historian Bruce Macdonald discusses some of the history of Venables Street in Grandview. This is the first public talk on the ori...
In this illustrated slide show historian Bruce Macdonald discusses some of the history of Venables Street in Grandview. This is the first public talk on the origins of the name "Venables," one of the last remaining street-naming mysteries in the city—a mystery which Macdonald proposes that he has solved. In his detective work he manages to stretch the story back to Ireland in 795 AD.
wn.com/Venables Street History Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014
In this illustrated slide show historian Bruce Macdonald discusses some of the history of Venables Street in Grandview. This is the first public talk on the origins of the name "Venables," one of the last remaining street-naming mysteries in the city—a mystery which Macdonald proposes that he has solved. In his detective work he manages to stretch the story back to Ireland in 795 AD.
- published: 15 Mar 2014
- views: 38
Launch of Darren Gray's autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? Filmed by Doug Moody in 2006.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:09
- Updated: 13 Dec 2010
- views: 13070
Another video classic from the archives of director Doug Moody. We open with Darren Gray exploring Sydney and then cut to the launch of his autobiography Why No...
Another video classic from the archives of director Doug Moody. We open with Darren Gray exploring Sydney and then cut to the launch of his autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? at the South Sydney Leagues Club in Redfern which took place in 2006. Actress Judy Nunn opens the book launch and other familiar faces at the event include actors Les Dayman, Louise Howitt, John Scholes, Joy Hruby, Bruce Venables and Richard Kent who worked as the props master on shows such as Number 96 and The Young Doctors. Darren's book can be purchased from www.trafford.com
wn.com/Launch Of Darren Gray's Autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie Filmed By Doug Moody In 2006.
Another video classic from the archives of director Doug Moody. We open with Darren Gray exploring Sydney and then cut to the launch of his autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? at the South Sydney Leagues Club in Redfern which took place in 2006. Actress Judy Nunn opens the book launch and other familiar faces at the event include actors Les Dayman, Louise Howitt, John Scholes, Joy Hruby, Bruce Venables and Richard Kent who worked as the props master on shows such as Number 96 and The Young Doctors. Darren's book can be purchased from www.trafford.com
- published: 13 Dec 2010
- views: 13070
Side By Side By Sondheim - In Concert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 04 Apr 2012
- views: 1817
The TV commercial for our special charity performance of Side by Side By Sondheim on 20 April 2012.
http://www.sidebyside.com.au
Full cast: Ruthie Henshall...
The TV commercial for our special charity performance of Side by Side By Sondheim on 20 April 2012.
http://www.sidebyside.com.au
Full cast: Ruthie Henshall, Rachael Beck, Mitchell Butel, Alinta Chidzey, Peter Cousens, Helen Dallimore, Margi de Ferranti, Lucy Durack, Michael Falzon, Virginia Gay, Wayne Scott Kermond, Melissa Langton, Ben Lewis, Stephen Mahy, Enda Markey, Maria Mercedes, Amanda Muggleton, Lara Mulcahy, Anna O'Byrne, Josh Piterman, Shaun Rennie, Geraldine Turner, Johanna Allen, Erin James, Anita Plateris, Belinda Wollaston.
Narrated by: Paula Duncan, Judy Nunn, Andrew O'Keefe, Jessica Rowe, Bruce Venables.
wn.com/Side By Side By Sondheim In Concert
The TV commercial for our special charity performance of Side by Side By Sondheim on 20 April 2012.
http://www.sidebyside.com.au
Full cast: Ruthie Henshall, Rachael Beck, Mitchell Butel, Alinta Chidzey, Peter Cousens, Helen Dallimore, Margi de Ferranti, Lucy Durack, Michael Falzon, Virginia Gay, Wayne Scott Kermond, Melissa Langton, Ben Lewis, Stephen Mahy, Enda Markey, Maria Mercedes, Amanda Muggleton, Lara Mulcahy, Anna O'Byrne, Josh Piterman, Shaun Rennie, Geraldine Turner, Johanna Allen, Erin James, Anita Plateris, Belinda Wollaston.
Narrated by: Paula Duncan, Judy Nunn, Andrew O'Keefe, Jessica Rowe, Bruce Venables.
- published: 04 Apr 2012
- views: 1817
Big Ideas Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:56
- Updated: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 151
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Produc...
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
wn.com/Big Ideas Part 1
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 151
Big Ideas Part 2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:58
- Updated: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 67
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Produc...
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
wn.com/Big Ideas Part 2
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 67
Big Ideas Part 3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:19
- Updated: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 68
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Produc...
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
wn.com/Big Ideas Part 3
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 68
Big Ideas Part 4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:15
- Updated: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 75
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Produc...
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
wn.com/Big Ideas Part 4
Big Ideas
Directed by Mike Smith
Produced by Robert Bruning
Adrienne Read
Written by Peter Neale
Starring Justin Rosniak
Gosia Dobrowolska
Harold Hopkins
Production
company
London Films
Release dates
1993
Running time
90 mins
Country Australia
United Kingiondom
Language English
Big Ideas is a 1993 TV movie,[1] touted as "From the Producers of Blue Heelers".
Jimmy Kovak attends a Sydney public (State) school, and is falling behind in his studies, partly because of his love of soccer, and his part-time work producing compost from garbage he collects, and which he sells at a local hardware store.
His next door neighbor has an antipathy to the Kovaks, at least partly because of their nationality, and runs a spiteful campaign against the boy, resulting in confiscation of his compost bins, and other harassment.
His widowed mother is handicapped by her inability to recognize the Latin alphabet (presumably she can read Cyrillic perfectly), and is too embarrassed to seek help, so is forced to accept piece-work, sewing at slave wages. Financial relief comes in the form of Sam Stevens, who recognizes the boy's ingenuity and offers him a contract to invent a chicken feeder. Sam gives Jimmy some valuable lessons in planning and time management.
Jimmy is made aware of oil pollution from a nearby outfall, and with a team of fellow students investigates its source and photographs the culprit in the act. His teacher, Mr. Searle, accepts the report as their Social Studies homework.
His mother grows closer to Sam Stevens, and enrolls in an English reading course.
Cast
Mr Searle Peter Kowitz
Jimmy Kovak Justin Rosniak
Ronnie Dixon Troy O'Hearn
Ernesto Salvatore Coco
Harry Adam Lloyd
Ben Mario Gamma
Van Peter Lu
Noel Draper Paul Chubb
Anna Kovak Gosia Dobrowolska
Beth Draper Genevieve Lemon
Mr. Galea Silvio Ofria
Liz Dixon Glenda Linscott
Maria Demetra Polycarpou
Susie Peters Nicola Lester
Mr. Hartley Bruce Venables
Sam Stevens Harold Hopkins
Mr. Tranh Xuan Mai
FACS Woman Anna Hruby
FACS Man William Usic
Flashback Entertainment has had copies for sale, rated PG (Adult Themes), but it is hard to see why. There is no Sex, Nudity, Violence, Gore, Profanity, Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Frightening or Intense Scenes. The "Adult Themes" are loyalty, the futility of retribution, cooperation, politeness, planning ...
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Nova Employment - Heathy Minds Heathy Workplace Luncheon
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Nova Employment and Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Sebel Resort & Spa, Hawkesbury Valley, hosted "Healthy Minds Healthy Workplace Lunc...
Nova Employment and Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Sebel Resort & Spa, Hawkesbury Valley, hosted "Healthy Minds Healthy Workplace Luncheon" 2012, in support of Uniting Care Mental Health (UCMH). Nova Ambassador, Paula Duncan AM hosted the luncheon with guest interviewer Judy Nunn. Entertainment was provided by multi - award winning singer Karen O'Shea & Bruce Venables, actor, author & poet. The luncheon included a panel of guest speakers. Sage Telford, policy, engagment & operations manger, NSW Consumer Advisery Group - Mental Health Inc. Clyde Rathbone, Australian Rugby Union Player. Warren Brown, Cartoonist, Daily Telegraph & Adventurer. The panel spoke on their personal experiences with mental health, then conducter a Q&A; session with guests. A fabulous auction was also held with all proceeds going to Uniting Care Mental Health. The event was proudly sponsored by Bennett Property, Huhtamaki, Hannapak, Patina & The Sebel Resort & Spa Hawkesbury Valley with flower arangements supplied by Angel's Florist, Sth Windsor. www.angelsfloristwindsorsth.com.au
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Nova Employment and Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Sebel Resort & Spa, Hawkesbury Valley, hosted "Healthy Minds Healthy Workplace Luncheon" 2012, in support of Uniting Care Mental Health (UCMH). Nova Ambassador, Paula Duncan AM hosted the luncheon with guest interviewer Judy Nunn. Entertainment was provided by multi - award winning singer Karen O'Shea & Bruce Venables, actor, author & poet. The luncheon included a panel of guest speakers. Sage Telford, policy, engagment & operations manger, NSW Consumer Advisery Group - Mental Health Inc. Clyde Rathbone, Australian Rugby Union Player. Warren Brown, Cartoonist, Daily Telegraph & Adventurer. The panel spoke on their personal experiences with mental health, then conducter a Q&A; session with guests. A fabulous auction was also held with all proceeds going to Uniting Care Mental Health. The event was proudly sponsored by Bennett Property, Huhtamaki, Hannapak, Patina & The Sebel Resort & Spa Hawkesbury Valley with flower arangements supplied by Angel's Florist, Sth Windsor. www.angelsfloristwindsorsth.com.au
All printing kindly donated by Fitzgerald Printing.
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1986 FA Cup final post-match coverage (BBC)
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Closing few minutes of FA Cup Grandstand from 10th May 1986, after Liverpool had beaten Merseyside rivals Everton 3-1 to complete the double. Includes interview...
Closing few minutes of FA Cup Grandstand from 10th May 1986, after Liverpool had beaten Merseyside rivals Everton 3-1 to complete the double. Includes interviews with Liverpool players Ian Rush, Bruce Grobbelaar and Craig Johnston and analysis from Andy Gray, Emlyn Hughes and Terry Venables with Des Lynam.
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Closing few minutes of FA Cup Grandstand from 10th May 1986, after Liverpool had beaten Merseyside rivals Everton 3-1 to complete the double. Includes interviews with Liverpool players Ian Rush, Bruce Grobbelaar and Craig Johnston and analysis from Andy Gray, Emlyn Hughes and Terry Venables with Des Lynam.
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The Economic Dimensions of Securing Cyberspace
Ellen Richey, Chief Enterprise Risk Officer from Visa, Inc moderated the panel on The Economic Dimensions of Securing Cyberspace. Her panelists included Robert Campbell, Founder and CEO of Campbell Global Services LLC; Ronald O'Hanley, President of Asset Management, Fidelity Investments; Bruce McConnel from EastWest Institute; and Philip Venables, Chief Information Risk officer from Goldman Sachs. -
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https://www.facebook.com/classicfootballtv Liverpool FC - Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Sunday, 29. October 1989 Goals : John Barnes 45' Stadium : Anfield (Liverpool / England) Attendance : 36.550 Liverpool FC : Bruce Grobbelaar,Barry Venison,David Burrows,Gary Ablett,Glenn Hysén,Ronnie Whelan,Ray Houghton,Steve McMahon,John Barnes,Ian Rush,Peter Beardsley Substitutes : Steve Staunton Manager : Kenny Dalglish Tottenham Hotspur : Erik Thorstvedt,Mitchell Thomas,Guðni Bergsson,Pat van den Hauwe,Gary Mabbutt,Vincent Samways,Paul Allen,Nayim,Steve Sedgley,David Howells,Gary Lineker Substitutes : Paul Walsh,Paul Moran Manager: Terry Venables -
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Rebecca Salcedo had an easy smile, a sexy body, and strong appetites-she wanted the world. Bruce Cleland, she decided, would buy it for her. The shy engineer quickly fell victim to her charms, getting her whatever she wanted. A new car. A boat. A house. But he wasn't Rebecca's only admirer... Even after Rebecca manipulated Bruce into marrying her, hoping to divorce him and take him for everything he had, she occupied herself with a series of lovers...Male strippers, women...they all spent time in Rebecca's bed. But when she learned that a divorce would only get her a few pennies, she knew she had to find another way to secure Bruce's fortune. Enlisting two family members as killers-for-hire, Rebecca set in motion her solution to the problem. While she watched, the first bullet hit Bruce in...
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The Economic Dimensions of Securing Cyberspace
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Ellen Richey, Chief Enterprise Risk Officer from Visa, Inc moderated the panel on The Economic Dimensions of Securing Cyberspace. Her panelists included Robert ...
Ellen Richey, Chief Enterprise Risk Officer from Visa, Inc moderated the panel on The Economic Dimensions of Securing Cyberspace. Her panelists included Robert Campbell, Founder and CEO of Campbell Global Services LLC; Ronald O'Hanley, President of Asset Management, Fidelity Investments; Bruce McConnel from EastWest Institute; and Philip Venables, Chief Information Risk officer from Goldman Sachs.
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Ellen Richey, Chief Enterprise Risk Officer from Visa, Inc moderated the panel on The Economic Dimensions of Securing Cyberspace. Her panelists included Robert Campbell, Founder and CEO of Campbell Global Services LLC; Ronald O'Hanley, President of Asset Management, Fidelity Investments; Bruce McConnel from EastWest Institute; and Philip Venables, Chief Information Risk officer from Goldman Sachs.
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Liverpool FC 1-0 Tottenham 1989/90 FULL MATCH
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- Duration: 99:00
- Updated: 10 Jun 2015
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Liverpool FC - Tottenham Hotspur 1-0
Sunday, 29. October 1989
Goals : John Barnes 45'
Stadium : Anfield (Liverpool /...
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Liverpool FC - Tottenham Hotspur 1-0
Sunday, 29. October 1989
Goals : John Barnes 45'
Stadium : Anfield (Liverpool / England)
Attendance : 36.550
Liverpool FC : Bruce Grobbelaar,Barry Venison,David Burrows,Gary Ablett,Glenn Hysén,Ronnie Whelan,Ray Houghton,Steve McMahon,John Barnes,Ian Rush,Peter Beardsley
Substitutes :
Steve Staunton
Manager : Kenny Dalglish
Tottenham Hotspur : Erik Thorstvedt,Mitchell Thomas,Guðni Bergsson,Pat van den Hauwe,Gary Mabbutt,Vincent Samways,Paul Allen,Nayim,Steve Sedgley,David Howells,Gary Lineker
Substitutes :
Paul Walsh,Paul Moran
Manager: Terry Venables
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Liverpool FC - Tottenham Hotspur 1-0
Sunday, 29. October 1989
Goals : John Barnes 45'
Stadium : Anfield (Liverpool / England)
Attendance : 36.550
Liverpool FC : Bruce Grobbelaar,Barry Venison,David Burrows,Gary Ablett,Glenn Hysén,Ronnie Whelan,Ray Houghton,Steve McMahon,John Barnes,Ian Rush,Peter Beardsley
Substitutes :
Steve Staunton
Manager : Kenny Dalglish
Tottenham Hotspur : Erik Thorstvedt,Mitchell Thomas,Guðni Bergsson,Pat van den Hauwe,Gary Mabbutt,Vincent Samways,Paul Allen,Nayim,Steve Sedgley,David Howells,Gary Lineker
Substitutes :
Paul Walsh,Paul Moran
Manager: Terry Venables
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HASTINGS CREEK Walking Tour Nov 2013 Bruce Macdonald
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Ep 2 Michael Parkinson
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Shocking True Crime : Honeymoon with a Killer (S01EP23)
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- Duration: 59:40
- Updated: 20 Jan 2013
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Rebecca Salcedo had an easy smile, a sexy body, and strong appetites-she wanted the world. Bruce Cleland, she decided, would buy it for her. The shy engineer qu...
Rebecca Salcedo had an easy smile, a sexy body, and strong appetites-she wanted the world. Bruce Cleland, she decided, would buy it for her. The shy engineer quickly fell victim to her charms, getting her whatever she wanted. A new car. A boat. A house. But he wasn't Rebecca's only admirer... Even after Rebecca manipulated Bruce into marrying her, hoping to divorce him and take him for everything he had, she occupied herself with a series of lovers...Male strippers, women...they all spent time in Rebecca's bed. But when she learned that a divorce would only get her a few pennies, she knew she had to find another way to secure Bruce's fortune. Enlisting two family members as killers-for-hire, Rebecca set in motion her solution to the problem. While she watched, the first bullet hit Bruce in the face. Three more would follow. But while Rebecca kept the blood off her hands, she could not conceal evidence that led straight to her, culminating in a trial that would shock a community. HONEYMOON WITH A KILLER-Don Lasseter
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Rebecca Salcedo had an easy smile, a sexy body, and strong appetites-she wanted the world. Bruce Cleland, she decided, would buy it for her. The shy engineer quickly fell victim to her charms, getting her whatever she wanted. A new car. A boat. A house. But he wasn't Rebecca's only admirer... Even after Rebecca manipulated Bruce into marrying her, hoping to divorce him and take him for everything he had, she occupied herself with a series of lovers...Male strippers, women...they all spent time in Rebecca's bed. But when she learned that a divorce would only get her a few pennies, she knew she had to find another way to secure Bruce's fortune. Enlisting two family members as killers-for-hire, Rebecca set in motion her solution to the problem. While she watched, the first bullet hit Bruce in the face. Three more would follow. But while Rebecca kept the blood off her hands, she could not conceal evidence that led straight to her, culminating in a trial that would shock a community. HONEYMOON WITH A KILLER-Don Lasseter
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Bruce Venables Opens Its Academic
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VENABLES STREET HISTORY Bruce Macdonald 3 Feb 2014
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Launch of Darren Gray's autobiography Why Not Cast An Aussie? Filmed by Doug Moody in 2006.
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Nova Employment - Heathy Minds Heathy Workplace Luncheon
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WikiLeaks publishes more than 1,000 Hillary Clinton war emails
Edit The Independent 05 Jul 2016
Happy Independence Day. WikiLeaks, the anti-secrecy website, has released more than 1,000 emails from Hillary Clinton’s private email server pertaining to the Iraq War ... Read more....
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Suicide bombers strike at heart of Islam on eve of Eid
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JEDDAH // Four security guards were killed in a suicide attack on Monday near the Prophet's Mosque in Medina — the second holiest site in Islam — after a bloody day of bombings in Saudi Arabia ahead of Eid Al Fitr. The bombs in Medina and one at a mosque in Qatif went off shortly after sunset as worshippers broke their fast ... Four members of the security forces were killed in the suicide blast, Al Arabiya reported....
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Philippine President Duterte Making Good On Plan To Purge 'Drug Dealers'
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has taken little time to live up to his nickname after less than a week in office, Newsweek reported Tuesday ... “Let us be crystal clear. the drug menace must stop,” said Olalia. “Yet the apparent serial summary executions of alleged street drug users or petty drug lords which appear sudden, too contrived and predictable must also stop. The two are not incompatible.”– WN.com, Jack Durschlag....
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ISIS were paid 6 lakh euros to carry out attacks in Iran
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50 locations in Tehran and other big Iranian cities were to be the target of Islamic State attacks for which the militant group were paid nearly 6,00,000 euros. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi). A team of militants linked with Islamic State were paid 600,000 euros to carry out a bombing campaign at 50 locations in Tehran and other big cities in Iran, according to a documentary aired on Iranian state TV on Monday ... Share This Article ... 3 }); }); ... ....
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Paris attacks: Call to overhaul French intelligence services
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French intelligence services should be overhauled in the wake of the 2015 Paris attacks, a parliamentary commission of inquiry has recommended ... in terms of intelligence," said Mr Fenech ... ....
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Bruce Pascoe on pre-colonial Aboriginal agriculture
Edit Australian Broadcasting Corporation 05 Jul 2016
Drawing from the accounts of early explorers, Bruce asks whether Australia's first people were really hunter-gatherers. (R) ... ....
Declaration of Arbroath awarded Unesco status
Edit BBC News 05 Jul 2016
It is a letter written to the Pope in 1320, voicing support for King Robert Bruce and an independent Scotland ... "Yet if he (Bruce) should give up what he has begun, and ... Scottish Barons also wanted Pope John XXII to lift the excommunication of Robert the Bruce, which was carried out after Bruce murdered his rival, John Comyn, in a church in Dumfries....
The Story Of David Reimer: A Medical Experiment Gone Wrong
Edit Opposing Views 05 Jul 2016
He was born Bruce Reimer on Aug ... Bruce and Brian were normal infant boys living normal lives in Manitoba, Canada, until they were about 8 months old ... Bruce went first, and the results were disastrous. The doctor fumbled the routine procedure, "burning off [Bruce's] entire penis as a result," Colapinto writes ... With Bruce's parents following Money's ......
Napoli's homer continues Indians' mastery of Tigers 5-3
Edit Atlanta Journal 05 Jul 2016
Napoli hit an 0-1 pitch from Bruce Rondon (2-1) into the left-field bleachers, helping the Indians to their 12th straight win at home ... Iglesias was called safe at first, but it was reversed after a replay review.Cleveland Indians' Mike Napoli watches his ball after hitting a two-run home run off Detroit Tigers' Bruce Rondon in the seventh inning of a baseball game, Tuesday, July 5, 2016, in Cleveland....
Ginger Baker undergoes open heart surgery
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He also has degenerative osteoarthritis ... Albeit a rather disorientated and unintelligible conversation, he was at least awake and aware.” Baker founded Cream in 1966 with Eric Clapton and bassist Jack Bruce, the trio released four albums including the influential ‘Disraeli Gears’ before splitting in 1968 ... Cream reformed for four gigs at London's Royal Albert Hall in 2005, before Bruce's death in 2014. ....
Chris Antoniazzi joins Aberdeen (Aberdeen Football Club plc)
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(Source. Aberdeen Football Club plc) Aberdeen have this afternoon re-signed Chris Antoniazzi. The Scotland youth international was originally part of the AFC Youth Academy before moving to Celtic ... Everyone was involved apart from Bruce Anderson who missed the end of last season through injury. It was just a couple of days too early for him but Bruce will hopefully be involved in our remaining games.' ... (noodl....
Tigers lose 10th straight game against Indians, 5-3
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CLEVELAND (AP) - Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus refuses to make excuses for his team's woeful record against the Indians. The misery continued Monday as reliever Bruce Rondon gave up a two-run homer to Mike Napoli in the seventh inning, leading Cleveland to a 5-3 victory over Detroit. The Tigers ... ....
Antiques Roadshow Series 32 Ep 21 Leeds 2
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A return visit to Leeds Town Hall as Fiona Bruce & the team of experts set up for another busy day. Objects under scrutiny include an enormous sculpture of carved elephants & a gold ring from the 16th century ... ....
Napoli's homer continues Indians' mastery of Tiger
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The Indians dropped the final two games of the series and saw the start of Monday's game delayed by rain for 2 hours, 21 minutes.Cleveland Indians' Mike Napoli watches his ball after hitting a two-run home run off Detroit Tigers' Bruce Rondon in the seventh inning of a baseball game, Tuesday, July 5, 2016, in Cleveland....
Smartphone app to increase efficiency of solar cells by 40 per cent
Edit Deccan Chronicle 05 Jul 2016
Toronto ... The Simply Solar app helps find out when solar panels are facing the most effective direction and works using a combination of Global Positioning System (GPS) and the built-in compass in smartphones. Bruce Gao, who is now 22, developed the smartphone app as a high school student ... ....
Destination Portugal For Opening Days Of Pre-Season Training (Hull City Association Football Club Ltd)
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(Source ... Steve Bruce and his backroom team will be putting their charges through their paces over the next week or so, with the Portuguese heat offering a testing climate in which to begin preparations ... Hull City Association Football Club Ltd....
Giants win on homers by Posey, Pagan and strong outing by Peavy
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 05 Jul 2016
The day started with the Giants activating Romo and demoting Albert Suarez, shortly after manager Bruce Bochy hinted that they might place Denard Span on the disabled list again after taking several injections in his neck ... > ....
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