The last song played was " Courtesy of the Red, White, & Blue ( The Angry American )" by country star " Toby Keith ", and the last piece of audio ever heard on the station was Porky Pig's famous " That's all Folks!

The patrol may operate only during peak hours, with only 30 or 40 operating hours per week, or may operate all 168 hours during a week, as the West Virginia Courtesy Patrol does.

Courtesy of Costa, Italian coffee ( along with other drinks, snacks and sandwiches / toasties ) is served at all Roadchef service areas.

Courtesy names in China often bore a connection with the personal name of the person.

*" Killing with Courtesy: The English Duelist, 1785-1845 ," S. Banks ( 2008 ) 47 Journal of British Studies 528-558.

* Creem Magazine, A Heart To Heart with Linda Ronstadt ( December 1976 ), Courtesy of Unofficial Linda Ronstadt Homepage

Courtesy of its name, Finlandia is widely associated with Finland on the international market.

Courtesy shuttles transport passengers with their luggage between the parking lot and the terminal complex on arrival and departure days.

If a team Yielded another team, they would place a photo of the Yielded team, along with a " Courtesy of " photo of themselves, on the stand.

Like the Yield, the team placing the U-Turn places a photo of the team they are penalizing along with their own " Courtesy of " photo on the U-Turn marker stand.

" If teams use a Blind U-Turn, they do not have to publicly reveal themselves as the perpetrators with their " Courtesy of " photo.

Harikrishna and Balakrishna also painted the sets along with the art department personnel ( Courtesy: YVS Chowdary ).

In 2000 she released Courtesy of Choice on XL Recordings, with vocal contributions from the same singers.

*" Shine "-Written Rob Garnder, Kadru Gardner and Mike Thibeau, performed by Electrostatic ( Courtesy of Electrostatic Music by arrangement with PEN Music Group, Inc )

Courtesy of the deceased Celestial's " Continuum Cortex ", travelers with special " passport " bracelets can teleport to any point in the universe instantaneously.

File: The Earth seen from Apollo 17. jpg | Earth as seen from Apollo 17, with southern polar ice cap visible ( Courtesy NASA )

Mars's north polar region with ice cap, composite of Viking 1 orbiter images ( Courtesy NASA / JPL-Caltech )

Courtesy has been defined as discretionary behaviors that aim at preventing work-related conflicts with others ( Law et al., 2005 ).

Thornlea also boasts a thriving artistic community, with many prominent Canadian musicians among its alumni, including the groups The Philosopher Kings, Prozzak, Courtesy Blush, By Divine Right, Kick Butt!

In the original Japanese version, each set of armor is infused with one of the Confucian, or Bushido, Virtues: Jin ( Righteousness ), Gi ( Justice ), Rei ( Courtesy ), Chi ( Intellect ), Shin ( Faith ), Chuu ( Loyalty ), Tei ( Obedience ), Kou ( Reverence for elders ), and Nin ( Tolerance ).

Monument 19, from La Venta, the earliest known representation of a feathered serpent in Mesoamerica. Courtesy George & Audrey DeLange, used with permission.

Courtesy names in China often tried to bear a connection with the personal name of the person.

Courtesy of his stellar championship performances with Bordeaux, he made his debut on 17 August 1999, in a friendly match with Northern Ireland, and was subsequently picked for the squad which won UEFA Euro 2000, but he only played in one of the six matches of the tournament, in the group match against Netherlands, effectively a dead rubber given that both nations had already qualified both the group.

In 1936 C. S. Lewis wrote The Allegory of Love further solidifying courtly love as a " love of a highly specialized sort, whose characteristics may be enumerated as Humility, Courtesy, Adultery, and the Religion of Love ".

The American Foundation for Courtesy and Grooming ( AFCG ) is a private foundation whose president and primary contributor is David Letterman.

* Courtesy name, a Chinese given name used later in life

Courtesy of a vibranium-powered sonic converter, Ulysses Klaw was converted into a being composed of psionically " solidified " sound, giving him a somewhat inhuman appearance.

Monument 19, from La Venta, the earliest known representation of a feathered serpent in Mesoamerica. Courtesy George & Audrey Delange

Courtesy comes from old French ' courteis ' ( 12th century ) is gentle politeness and courtly manners.

# The line "' we'll put a boot in your ass / it's the American way " from Toby Keith's " Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue ( The Angry American )"

Courtesy of the fungus, ambrosia bark beetles are able to indirectly feed from many more species of trees than their evolutionary relatives that do not feed on fungi, by having the fungi do the work of overcoming the plants ' chemical defenses.

Courtesy of a satellite relay, the Adaptoid has access to dozens of powers, but is eventually destroyed when released from A. I. M control.

Courtesy, modesty, good manners, conformity to definite ethical standards are universal, but what constitutes courtesy, modesty, very good manners, and definite ethical standards is not universal.

These tenets are: Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self Control, and Indomitable Spirit.

Courtesy accidentals are sometimes enclosed in parentheses to emphasize their nature as reminders.

Courtesy barons are styled simply Lord, and their wives are Lady.

Courtesy peerages are only used by the peer's eldest living son, and the eldest son's eldest living son, and so forth.

In addition, there are many anecdotal reports of various TV networks ( such as CBS Sports and NBC Sports ) that will not release highlights of certain sporting events to ESPN unless its name is labeled across the screen for the entire length of the highlight ( Courtesy NBC Sports, etc .).

The virtues depicted are Mercy, Hospitality, Generosity, Religion, and Courtesy.

* The Courtesy Campaign and the Civil Defence Programme are launched.

Customers who fail to pay or park longer for the amount of time that they purchase are issued a one time Courtesy Envelope.