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Bob Braden took over the role of RFC project lead, while Joyce K. Reynolds continued to be part of the team until October 13, 2006.
Morrissey and Marr each took 40 percent of The Smiths ' recording and performance royalties, allowing 10 percent each to Joyce and Rourke.
He remained a prisoner there until in June 1647 cornet George Joyce seized him and took him to Newmarket in the name of the New Model Army.
In the middle of the 1996 AFL season he took over as the Western Bulldogs coach following the sacking of incumbent coach Alan Joyce.
Irish poetic Modernism took its lead not from Yeats but from Joyce.
However, the lack of success took its toll, and McKeown left the band, followed by others, until the band was down to Owen, Joyce, and Shone.
After his London office and apartment had been destroyed in The Blitz, Coward wrote Blithe Spirit in 1941 during a holiday that he took with actress Joyce Carey to Portmeirion on the coast of Snowdonia in Wales.
Another grandchild of the original Alan de la Zouche, Joyce la Zouche, married Robert Mortimer of Richard's Castle ; one of their younger sons, William la Zouche, took the name of la Zouche and bought Ashby-de-la-Zouch from Alan in 1304, the latter to hold it until his death ( 1314 ).
Joyce briefly took up residence in the Tower the following month, together with Gogarty and his Oxford friend Samuel Chenevix Trench ( a setup which later provided inspiration for the opening chapter of Ulysses ) but left again suddenly after only six days.
During the competition, a B-47 aircraft mishap north of downtown Orlando took the lives of Colonel McCoy, Group Captain John Woodroffe of the Royal Air Force, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Joyce, and Major Vernon Stuff during preparations for the event.
He then emigrated to Canada in 1974 and took his MA in English and Creative Writing at the University of Windsor, with Joyce Carol Oates as his tutor, then a PhD in English at York University in Toronto.
His fame rests on photographs of people and backgrounds of great historical value that he took around central Dublin during that Edwardian era ( the Dublin of James Joyce )-a townscape that has largely vanished apart from prestige buildings.
When the army and parliament quarrelled Scrope took part with the soldiers, and possibly helped Joyce to carry off Charles I from Holdenby to Newmarket.
On 24 April 2008, Brian took over from ill presenter Paul O ' Grady on The Paul O ' Grady Show on Channel 4, where he starred once again as ' Dangerous Brian ' and he contested against ' Nearly Dangerous Joyce '.
By 1900, her parent's marriage fell apart, and her father, John, took custody of little Alice and Frank and moved to Falls Church, Virginia, where Joyce spent most of her childhood.
In February, the Jackson Clarion-Ledger reported that both the FBI and a Leflore County Grand Jury, which was empaneled by Joyce Chiles, a black prosecutor, had found no credible basis for Keith Beauchamp's claim that fourteen individuals took part in Till's abduction and murder or that any are still alive.
Recently, Joyce took part in the 512 Fundraising Campaign to help support the victims of the Sichuan disaster.
On 25 July 2008, Joyce took part in a live radio show with fellow Hong Kong artiste Hins Cheung ( 張敬軒 ).

Joyce and offer
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Joyce and Sisters
* " The Sisters " ( short story ), a story by James Joyce
* The Stovall Sisters, a gospel trio consisting of sisters Lillian, Joyce, and Netta Stovall inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame
John Joyce inspired several characters in his son's works, such as Simon Dedalus in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Ulysses, Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker in Finnegans Wake, and the narrator's uncle in the stories " The Sisters " and " Araby " in Dubliners.
Sister Diane Joyce Drufenbrock, S. S. S. F., ( born 7 October 1929 or 1930 in Evansville, Indiana ), also known as Sister Madeleine Sophie, is a member of the School Sisters of St. Francis and a Christian socialist who was the Vice-Presidential candidate for the Socialist Party USA in the United States presidential election, 1980.
The Sisters is a short story by James Joyce, the first of a series of short stories called Dubliners.
* Albert, Leonard, " Gnomonology: Joyce's ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Benstock, Bernard, "' The Sisters ' and the Critics ," James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Bremen, Brian A., "' He Was Too Scrupulous Always ': A Re-examination of Joyce's ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Brandabur, Edward, "' The Sisters ,'" pp. 333 – 343 in: Joyce, James, " Dubliners ": Text, Criticism, and Notes, ed.
* Chadwick, Joseph, " Silence in ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Dædalus, Stephen ( Joyce pseudonym ), " The Sisters ," The Irish Homestead, August 13, 1904, pp. 676 – 7
* Doherty, G., " The Art of Confessing: Silence and Secrecy in James Joyce's The ' Sisters '", James Joyce Quarterly, vols.
* Fischer, Therese, " From Reliable to Unreliable Narrator: Rhetorical Changes in Joyce's ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Kennedy, Eileen, "' Lying Still ': Another Look at ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Kuehl, John, " a la joyce: The Sisters Fitgerald's Absolution ," James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
B., " Animadversions on Paralysis as a Symbol in ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Magalaner, Marvin, "' The Sisters ' of James Joyce ," University of Kansas City Review, vol.
* Morrissey, L. J., " Joyce's Revision of ' The Sisters ': From Epicleti to Modern Fiction ," James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Murphy, T. P., " James Joyce and narrative territory: The distinct functions of lost time in ' An Encounter ' and ' The Sisters ,'" Journal of Literary Semantics, vol.
* Senn, Fritz, "' He was too scrupulous always ': Joyce's ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Spielberg, Peter, "' The Sisters ': No Christ at Bethany ," James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Walzl, Florence L., " Joyce's ' The Sisters ': A Development ," James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
* Wohlpart, A. James, " Laughing in the Confession-Box: Vows of Silence in Joyce's ' The Sisters ,'" James Joyce Quarterly, vol.
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