" The announcements can also be heard in Cowboy Bebop's " Session 5: Ballad of Fallen Angels ", playing on a radio in the background during Annie's store scene ; the video game Grand Theft Auto's in-game radio station " Head Radio "; the Sega Dreamcast game Shenmue 2, during the music track " Gifts "; in the background of episode 1 of Californication ; and in the game Fahrenheit, where it can be faintly heard among static on a restaurant's radio.

In September 2000, Blum voiced the role of TOM, the robotic host of Toonami shown on Cartoon Network ( replacing Sonny Strait ), as the second through 4th incarnations of the character right up to the block's cancellation on September 20, 2008 delivering the final lines uttered on the block, echoing his early role of Cowboy Bebop's Spike Spiegel, to recent revival of the block on May 27, 2012.

Events center around a search for a space pirate's treasure, a mysterious song called Diamonds and a mysterious organization that stands in the way of the Bebop's crew.

The first came in an accusation by former United States Secretary of State Colin Powell's chief of staff, Lawrence Wilkerson, who claimed that the Bush administration's foreign policy was run by a " Cheney-Rumsfeld cabal " implying a sinister intent ;

Technically the grant was to Powell's father ( a British subject ) to be passed on by descent.

This claim was repeated several times in the run-up to the war, including in then-Secretary of State Colin Powell's speech to the U. N Security Council on February 5, 2003, which concluded with a long recitation of the information provided by al-Libi.

Powell's speech came less than a month after a then-classified CIA report concluding that the information provided by al-Libi was unreliable and about a year after a Defense Intelligence Agency report concluded the same thing.

A poll at the time suggested that 74 % of the UK population agreed with the Powell's opinions and his supporters claim that this large public following that Powell attracted may have helped the Conservatives to win the 1970 general election, and perhaps cost them the February 1974 general election, at which Powell turned his back on the Conservatives by endorsing a vote for Labour, who returned as a minority government in early March following a hung parliament.

However, the Americans were worried by Powell's speech as they wanted British military commitments in South-East Asia as they were still fighting in Vietnam.

Wilson and Haines had ensured that Powell would dominate the newspapers of the Sunday and Monday before election day by having no Labour frontbencher give a major speech on 23 February, the day of Powell's speech.

Then on 11 April, was a riot in Brixton and when on 13 April Thatcher was quoted Powell's remark that " We have seen nothing yet " by an interviewer she replied: " I heard him say that and I thought it was a very very alarming remark.

In early September 1989, a collection of Powell's speeches on Europe was published titled Enoch Powell on 1992 ( 1992 being the year set for the creation of the Single Market by the Single European Act of 1986 ).

When Thatcher was challenged by Michael Heseltine for the leadership of the Conservative Party during November 1990, Powell said he would rejoin the party, which he had left in February 1974 over the issue of Europe, if Thatcher won, and would urge the public to support both her and, in Powell's view, national independence.

Powell's speeches and TV interviews throughout his political life displayed a suspicion towards " the Establishment " in general, and by the 1980s there was a regular expectation that he would make some sort of speech or act in a way designed to upset the government and ensure he would not be offered a life peerage ( and thus be transferred to the House of Lords ), which, some believe, had not any intention of accepting so long as Edward Heath sat in the Commons.

The group was led by John Powell's younger brother, Henry, who arrived with 80 settlers and 10 slaves — these first ten slaves were among the sometimes kidnapped and other times runaway English or Irish youth.

The Nazi costumes were genuine and were found in Eastern Europe by Powell's co-designer Joanna Johnston, to whom he gave research pictures and drawings for reference.

The issue was dramatised at the political level by the famous " Rivers of Blood speech " by the Conservative politician Enoch Powell, warning against the dangers of immigration, which led to Powell's dismissal from the Shadow Cabinet.

Under Powell's direction, the President and his chief advisers weathered the Persian Gulf crisis in 1987 and the Reagan-Gorbachev relationship culminating in the Moscow Summit of June 1988 ( the smoothest ever seen by observers at the time ).

It is based in large part on the Weinberger Doctrine, devised by Caspar Weinberger, former Secretary of Defense and Powell's former boss.

The heart of Montclair is Lake Montclair, which was created by damming the waters of Powell's Creek.

A 1953 trio session for Blue Note ( with Duvivier and Taylor ) included Powell's composition " Glass Enclosure ", inspired by his near-imprisonment in Goodstein's apartment.

Three albums for Blue Note in the late fifties showcased Powell's ability as a composer, but his playing was far removed from the standard set by his earlier recordings for the label.

While Colin Powell's statement to the UN may have been accepted as " proof " by many in the US, this was not the case in Europe, where there was widespread scepticism of any links between Iraq and al-Qaeda.

Powell's work on this film was influenced by Noël Coward's film In Which We Serve ( 1942 ).

Justice Kennedy also dissented separately, arguing that the Court failed to apply, in fact, strict scrutiny as required by Justice Powell's opinion in Bakke.

He hosted and occasionally starred in his Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater on CBS from 1956 – 1961, and his final anthology series, The Dick Powell Show on NBC from 1961 through 1963: after his death, the series continued through the end of its second season ( as The Dick Powell Theater ), with guest hosts.

In February 2007, Warner Home Video announced plans to release a boxed DVD set of Eleanor Powell's musical films by year end.

Powell's election as governor marked the end of Whig dominance in Kentucky.

Her break came in 1948, playing Sandy Powell's wife in the Mancunian Film Studios ' film Cup-tie Honeymoon, followed by a summer season in Blackpool with Thora Hird in the show Happy Days.

Massine appeared in two films by the British directors Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger: The Red Shoes ( 1948 ) and The Tales of Hoffmann ( 1951 ); and in a cameo in Powell's later Honeymoon ( 1959 ).

After the war, Powell's output slowed down, but it included some of her most acclaimed New York novels, including The Locusts Have No King ( 1948 ), a portrait of the disintegration and eventual rekindling of a love affair against the background of the city and the onset of the Cold War.

In Martin Powell's short story " Sherlock Holmes in the Lost World " ( collected in Gaslight Grimoire ) Moran attempts to rebuild Moriarty's criminal empire after the latter's death, but is killed by Professor Challenger.

Many episodes ended with Detective Diamond having an excuse to sing a little song to his date, showcasing Powell's vocal abilities.

* During a reminiscence in David Foster Wallace's novel Infinite Jest, Dr. James O. Incandenza, the man who went on to make a film that literally kills its audience, refers to having " still-posters from Powell's Peeping Tom " in his childhood bedroom.

From 1930 he took his own revue, Sandy Powell's Road Show, on tour-it ran for ten years and was extremely popular despite having only a handful of performers and two backdrops.

Macready also leaped into the Golden Age of Television, having appeared regularly on Dick Powell's Four Star Playhouse, Ronald W. Reagan's General Electric Theater, The Ford Television Theatre, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

Peeping Tom was an immensely controversial film on initial release and the critical backlash heaped on the film was a major factor in finishing Powell's career as a director in the UK.

The release included an essay, an interview with cinematographer Christopher Challis, an audio commentary and excerpts from Michael Powell's audio dictations for his autobiography.

1998 also saw the posthumous release of Cozy Powell's " Especially For You " featuring vocal phenom John West ( Royal Hunt, Artension, Badlands, Lynch Mob, Ten Man Push ), and Michael Casswell ( Brian May Band ), and Lonnie Park ( John West, Wrathchild America, Ten Man Push ).

Mulvey posits in her notes to the Criterion Collection DVD of Michael Powell's controversial film Peeping Tom that the cinema spectator ’ s own voyeurism is made shockingly obvious and even more shockingly, the spectator identifies with the perverted protagonist.

Lyndon B. Johnson had indeed asked Wilson for some British forces for Vietnam, and when it was later suggested to Powell that Washington understood that the public reaction to Powell's allegations had made Wilson realise he would not have favourable public opinion and so could not go through with it, Powell responded: " The greatest service I have performed for my country, if that is so ".

She made four films in close succession with William Powell: Libeled Lady ( 1936 ), which also starred Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy, The Great Ziegfeld ( 1936 ), in which she played Billie Burke opposite Powell's Florenz Ziegfeld, the second " Thin Man " film, After the Thin Man with Powell and James Stewart, and the romantic comedy Double Wedding ( 1937 ).

When the quintet came together for the final ensemble section, Powell's piano made its final, sarcastic comment on the proceedings.

Powell entered the film industry in 1925 through working with director Rex Ingram working at the Victorine Studios in Nice, France ( the contact with Ingram was made through Powell's father, who owned a hotel in Nice ).

As of 2012, 112 films, two television episodes, and a television series, Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater, had been made that were based loosely on his novels and short stories.

Enoch Powell's April 20, 1968 address to the General Meeting of the West Midlands Area Conservative Political Centre ( commonly called " Rivers of Blood " speech ) was a speech criticising Commonwealth immigration, as well as proposed anti-discrimination legislation in the United Kingdom made on 20 April 1968 by Enoch Powell ( 1912 – 1998 ), the Conservative Member of Parliament for Wolverhampton South West.

Powell in Three Daring Daughters Powell's second film was Delightfully Dangerous, which Powell called the " worst movie she's ever made.

Powell's charm and spunk made her stand out in her follow-up vehicle Three Daring Daughters, originally titled The Birds and the Bees, in which she co-starred with Jeanette MacDonald, who took the young performer under her wing.

A travel bookstore was established in 1985 on Pioneer Courthouse Square, and others followed, one a year for the next few years ; by the early 1990s, Powell's bookstores were part of the resurgence of the independent bookstore, which collectively made 32 percent of book sales in the U. S. The travel store closed in 2004.

She only made two major appearances in MGM films during the 1950s: Duchess of Idaho ( which was also Eleanor Powell's film swan song ); and the 1956 musical Meet Me in Las Vegas.

He won 133 votes against Heath's 150 ; Powell's 15 votes were seen as more likely to go to Maudling had Powell not stood, but they would have made no difference since Heath obtained 150, a narrow majority.

Powell's personality is revealed not to have been wholly destroyed yet, and a vision of his father tells him that much of what he believed about the armor was false ; the prior history, even Evilhawk himself, was a lie made up by his own mind, the other armor a second configuration that took control to cover earlier anger issues.

During the campaign, Towns made frequent reference to Powell's self-professed early history of violence against women, issues Powell has discussed in his early writings and has indicated he has overcome through therapy.

The result was a revival in the late 1990s, when most of Powell's books were made available once more.

His assertions eventually made it into United States Secretary of State Colin Powell's February 2003 address to the United Nations detailing Iraq's weapons programs.

Lauter also made appearances on many television programs, particularly westerns: The Gene Autry Show ( sixteen episodes ), Annie Oakley ( 12 episodes ), The Lone Ranger and The Range Rider ( eleven episodes each ), Gunsmoke and Rawhide ( ten episodes each ), Death Valley Days and The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ( seven episodes each ), Laramie and Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater ( six episodes each ), The Virginian and State Trooper ( five times each ), and Cheyenne, Bonanza, and Maverick ( three episodes each ).

The third pilot, which was made as an episode of Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater, was picked up by ABC and the first season of The Rifleman began filming in July 1958.

In these series, another character ( who had already made a one-off appearance in the fourth series ) begins to appear regularly: Simon's Aunt Eleanor ( played by Nutley, who had also appeared in Vince Powell's earlier sitcom Mind Your Language ), moves near Oliver and Simon.