In the late 18th century the name was given to the Norfolk wherry, a kind of sailing barge with large sails which was developed to replace an earlier cargo boat, the Norfolk Keel.

In the mid-1990s, he played Country music under the name " Ronnie Lee Keel " before forming the country metal band IronHorse in 2001.

* Howard Keel ( His real name is: Harold Clifford Leek ) American actor who starred in classic motion picture musicals, 1919 – 2004

She was considered a " strong contender " by Mike Keel, district forester, who had been scheduled to appear as a guest on Ms. Chubbuck's show the morning of her suicide, but had cancelled because of the birth of his son.

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Historical account of two Keel Boats published in the original " Courier Journal " Of Lafayette, Indiana 1833

A second expedition, one ship of about 40 men, led by Leif's brother Thorvald, sets out in the autumn after Leif's return and stays over three winters at the new base ( Leifsbúðir (- budir ), meaning Leif's temporary shelters ), exploring the west coast of the new land in the first summer, and the east coast in the second, running aground and losing the ship's keel on a headland they christen Keel Point ( Kjalarnes ).

** MGM's Technicolor film version of Show Boat, starring Kathryn Grayson, Ava Gardner, and Howard Keel, premieres at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

After his father's death in 1930, Keel and his mother moved to California, where he graduated from Fallbrook High School at age 17.

While living in London, Keel made his film debut as Howard Keel at the British Lion studio in Elstree, in The Small Voice ( 1948 ), released in the US as Hideout.

From London's West End, Keel ended up at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, making his film musical debut as Frank Butler in the movie version of Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun ( 1950 ).

Years later, Keel called the relationship love at first sight, but the age difference bothered him tremendously.

With renewed fame, Keel commenced his first solo recording career, at age 64, as well as a successful concert career in the UK.

The follow up album, Reminiscing-The Howard Keel Collection peaked at # 20 in the UK chart, spending twelve weeks in that listing in 1985 and 1986.

The Keels were active in community charity events, and attended the annual Howard Keel Golf Classic at Mere Golf Club in Cheshire, England, which raised money for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children ( NSPCC ).

Keel died at his Palm Desert home on November 7, 2004, six weeks after a bout with colon cancer.

The former Keel drummer replaced Tony Richards at the beginning of the 1984-85 tour.

In early 1960, The Hollywood Bowl announced that MacDonald and Howard Keel would be the guests soloists at the annual Easter Sunrise Service.

In fact, Hversu does not even mention that Nór came from Kvenland at all, only stating that " Norr had great battles west of the Keel ".

Several policemen ( the ones who died when the barricade fell in the original timeline ) are killed in the battle as is Reg Shoe ; Vimes manages to fight off the attack until he can grab Carcer, at which point they are returned to the future and Keel's body is placed in the timeline Vimes has just left, to tie things up, as in the " real " history, Keel died in that fight.

He proposes that the old Watch House at Treacle Mine Road ( where Keel was sergeant, and which was destroyed by the dragon in Guards!

Calamity Jane ( Doris Day ) and Wild Bill Hickok ( Howard Keel ) at the Golden Garter

Wild Bill Hickok ( Howard Keel ) laughs at the idea and tells Calamity that the night Adams steps on the stage, he will come to the opening dressed as a Sioux squaw lugging a papoose.

Two of the most known races are Keel Boat Week held at Deneysville Aquatic Club and Round The Island Yacht Race which is held at Lake Deneys Yacht Club.

In addition, the new regiment's " Double Past " march ( the music used when marching past at the double ) is an amalgam of the Light Infantry's ( Keel Row ) and the Royal Green Jackets ' ( Road to the Isles ).

Though primarily a solo artist, Williams has toured with several bands that include Larry Keel and Natural Bridge, Yonder Mountain String Band, The String Cheese Incident, Umphrey's McGee and Ratdog, and has frequently performed at The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, the AllGood Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival, and the The Rothbury Festival.

* Keel in a ( gastropod shell ) is a sharp ridge or edge at the shoulder or the center of periphery of the whorls of a snail shell

Keel attended the event for many years up until the year of his death.

" Proud to Be Loud " was written and produced by Keel guitarist Marc Ferrari and was originally intended to appear on their 1987 self-titled album ; however, Keel would not record their own version until 1998.

The highest points in upland Finland reach an elevation of about, and they are found in the Kilpisjärvi area of the Scandinavian Keel Ridge.

King was intended to be a transitional character between Keel and Steed's two new female partners, but while the Dr. King episodes were shot first, they were shown out of production order in the middle of the season.

Cryptozoologist John Keel claims to have mapped several Thunderbird sightings and found that they corresponded chronologically and geographically with storms moving across the United States.

Keel suggests that MiBs are a modern-day manifestation of the same phenomena that were earlier interpreted as the devil or encounters with fairies.

Reportedly, part of her charm came from the fact that her earliest appearances were episodes in which dialogue written for Keel was simply transferred to her.

Some of them were Vince Evans, Tim Spencer, Trumaine Johnson, Greg Landry, Jeff Gossett, Vagas Ferguson, Richard Holland, Joe Ehrmann, Tim Wrightman, Larry Canada, Tom Thayer, Frank Minniefield, Jim Fahrnhorst, Marc May, Brian Glasgow, Walter Easley, Luther Bradley, Troy Thomas, Robert Cobb, Ed Smith, Stan White, Eddie Brown, Kevin Long, and Mark Keel.

The other solo singers were Howard Keel, who had appeared in the 1951 film version of the show, and Anne Jeffreys.

Created by Gene Palumbo, Ken Corday and Charlene Keel ( she wrote a novel also called Rituals, but the show was very loosely based on the novel ), 260 25-minute episodes were produced.

The original members were Ron Keel on vocals, David Michael Phillips on guitar, Marc Ferrari on lead & rhythm guitars, Bobby Marks on drums and Kenny Chaisson on bass guitar.

series were Gene Kelly ( in his final appearance on film before his death in 1996 ), June Allyson, Cyd Charisse, Lena Horne, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, Debbie Reynolds, Mickey Rooney, and Esther Williams, making her first appearance in a theatrical film in more than 30 years.

Some tunes from this were copied out by John Stokoe in the nineteenth century: these include an extended set of variations on the song The Keel Row for fiddle ( the earliest known version ), pipe tunes with variations such as Bold Wilkinson, and a version of Jacky Layton with variations for fiddle.

They were discovered at an arts festival by songwriters Bobby Keel and Billy Stone, who helped them record a demo that got the group signed to Warner Bros. Records on July 31, 1984 ; Keel and Stone also contributed " Yankee Don't Go Home " to their self-titled debut album, which appeared the following year.

A Keel boat, Keelboat, or Keel-boat is a type of usually long narrow cigar-shaped riverboat, or unsheltered water barge which is sometimes also called a poleboat — that is built about a slight keel and is designed as a boat built for the navigation of rivers, shallow lakes, and sometimes canals that were commonly used in America including use in great numbers by settlers making their way west in the century-plus of wide-open western American frontiers.