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Stephen Powell (born 7 September 1976) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League (AFL).
A journeyman in the AFL, Powell made his debut with the Western Bulldogs as a 20-year-old in 1997. He became known as a solid player whose hardness at the ball was very valuable, continuing this role as the Bulldogs reached preliminary finals in 1997 and 1998. Lack of pace, however, seemed to be his problem and at the end of 1999 he went to the Melbourne Football Club. He was again traded at the end of 2002, this time to the St Kilda Football Club.
His experience at the Saints was important, and he was an often underrated player whose contributions were an important part of a midfield that included stars such as Lenny Hayes, Robert Harvey and Nick Dal Santo. In 2003 he finished third in the Trevor Barker Award and continued this form into 2004.
Powell played in St Kilda's 2004 Wizard Home Loans Cup winning side.
In 2005, however, Powell's career hit a hurdle. Returning from injury in Round 9 he never quite reached the level of consistency of 2003, and lack of pace then became an issue, although he was a regular first team member. At the end of the year there were doubts about the future of the just-turned-29 Powell, but he later signed a one-year contract, meaning a sharp downward turn in speed and form limited Powell's chances.
Stephen Rolfe Powell is an American glass artist based at Centre College in rural Danville, Kentucky, who creates elaborately colored three-foot glass vessels incorporating murrine.
Powell was born in 1951 in Birmingham, Alabama, and raised there. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Painting and Ceramics at Centre College, Powell went on to earn a Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics at Louisiana State University.
While at LSU, between 1980 and 1983, Powell had his first experience in glass blowing.
Powell was hired by Centre College in 1983 to teach ceramics and sculpture. By 1985, thanks in part to Corning Glass in Harrodsburg, Philips Lighting in Danville, and Corhart in Louisville, he had built a glass studio and founded Centre's glass program. In 1997, in Somerset, KY, Powell designed and completed a new, state-of-the-art glass studio, which Centre opened as part of their new Visual Arts Center in January 1998.
Powell has been honored with Kentucky's "Teacher of the Year" award in both 1999 and 2000. In 2004 he was presented with the Acorn Award by the Kentucky Council on Post-secondary Education. Also in 2004, Powell and Centre College hosted Lino Tagliapietra to grant him the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Powell has also co-produced "Lino Tagliapietra: Glass Maestro."
Actors: Dandy Nichols (actress), Warren Mitchell (actor), John Hurt (actor), Warren Mitchell (actor), Patrick Stewart (actor), Nigel Hawthorne (actor), Rosemary Leach (actress), James Bolam (actor), Anthony Valentine (actor), Bill Maynard (actor), Judy Geeson (actress), John Franklyn-Robbins (actor), Philip Locke (actor), Christopher Benjamin (actor), Bernard Hepton (actor),
Plot: An animated adaptation of Richard Adams' novel, about a pair of dogs (Snitter and Rowf) who escape from a research laboratory and try to survive in the wild with the help of a cunning fox (The Tod). The lab director tries to keep the escape quiet, but as an increasing number of sheep are found killed, word leaks out, together with rumours that the dogs might be plague carriers...
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