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Nunn ( who had been appointed to follow Hall's tenure at the National Theatre in 1986 ) ceded his RSC executive directorship to his co-artistic director Terry Hands, who took the brunt of media hostility during a difficult few years for the company.
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The award is presented yearly to people who " exemplify the life, times and standard of contribution of Tesla, Westinghouse and Nunn.
Cymbeline was also performed in Cambridge in October 2007 in a production directed by Sir Trevor Nunn, who sought to re-capture the essence of the play as a story narrative, and in November 2007 at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre.
Obsidian, a rare volcanic glass found only in Papua New Guinea had been discovered there, according to Dr Patrick D. Nunn, USP Professor of Ocean Science and Geography, who theorized that the people could originally have left southern China or Taiwan some 7000 years ago, settling in Papua New Guinea before drifting on to Fiji and other countries.
Among those who were fired were reporters Emily Nunn, Susan Chandler, Christine Spolar and Joel Greenberg.
* Bill Nunn as Radio Raheem, a towering young black man who always carries around a huge boom box blasting only Public Enemy's " Fight the Power "
The original members of the Coasters were Carl Gardner, Billy Guy, Bobby Nunn, Leon Hughes ( who was replaced by Young Jessie on a couple of their early Los Angeles recordings ), and guitarist Adolph Jacobs.
* South Pacific by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, directed by Trevor Nunn, with Philip Quast who won the 2002 Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical ( 2001 )
At the insistence of Sir Trevor Nunn ( who had taken over as artistic director in 1968 ), the company hired The Place off the Euston Road in London and constructed its own theatre space for an audience of 330, seated on raked wooden benches.
Younger members of the university at the time included Ian McKellen ( who had a crush on him – " a passion that was undeclared and unrequited ", as McKellen relates it ) and Trevor Nunn.
The Press Association reported on September 18, 1994: " Director Trevor Nunn and actress Imogen Stubbs, who wed in secret at a London register office on Saturday, had their marriage blessed today in a low-key service at a village church.
The journalist in question was Vicki Stafford ( Judy Nunn ) who emerged as a popular character in the series.
During this period, there was considerable rivalry with John Nunn over who was Britain's best player, the two protagonists regularly leapfrogging each other in the world rankings.
The show was rescued by director Trevor Nunn, who with considerable technical difficulty, eventually shepherded the show on to its scheduled opening.
This tour, which starred Carolee Carmello, John Herrera, and Stephen Bogardus, was staged by Des McAnuff, who was brought in at the eleventh hour when Trevor Nunn declined to be involved.
Deep Springs was founded in 1917 by L. L. Nunn, an industrialist who made his fortune building alternating current power plants in the western United States.
As the college organizer supporting Louie Nunn's campaign for Governor of Kentucky, Blackwell organized approximately 5, 000 college student volunteers who dropped 93, 000 pieces of literature, posted 20, 000 flyers, mailed 15, 000 hand-addressed and signed postcards to friends of known student supporters of Nunn, and processed over 8, 000 absentee ballots.
Similarly, Nixon snubbed U. S. Representatie Fletcher Thompson in neighboring Georgia, who was challenging the Democrat Sam Nunn, and Republican Gil Carmichael in Mississippi, the Republican opponent of veteran Senator James O. Eastland.
After the competition, there was confusion about who had won, but when the smoke cleared, Nunn had scored 6390 points, five more than runner-up Jackie Joyner-Kersee.
Coupled with the efforts of Los Alamos-based scientists Alan Nunn May, Klaus Fuchs and Theodore Hall ( who had been identified but was allowed to remain at large ), Maclean's reports to his NKVD controller gave the Soviets a basis to estimate their nuclear arsenal's relative strength against that of the United States and Britain.
In the wake of the investigation, a group of disgruntled Democrats formed an organization to elect Nunn, who defeated his Democratic challenger by a vote of 5, 171 to 4, 378, becoming the first Republican elected county judge in the history of the heavily Democratic county.
" In 2000, Nunn secured an acquittal for actor Woody Harrelson, who came to Lee County, Kentucky, and planted hemp seeds in open defiance of Kentucky's law forbidding the cultivation of hemp.
Gambrell, a moderate, was defeated in the Democratic primary in 1972 by the more conservative Sam Nunn, who went on to serve in the Senate for the next twenty-four years.
In 1967, Cook ran at the top of a slate of statewide office holders as the candidate for Governor in Kentucky's Republican Primary and was defeated by Barren County Judge Louie B. Nunn, who went on to be elected the first Republican Governor in Kentucky since 1943.
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Nunn had directed Nicol Williamson and Helen Mirren in the play two years earlier, but that production had largely failed to impress.
Nunn suspects and announced on 9 November 2005 that a black obsidian rock discovered near Natadola in southwest Viti Levu had originated in the Kutau-Bao obsidian mine on Talasea Peninsula on the island of New Britain, in Papua New Guinea, some 4500 kilometers away.
He had aspired to become a lawyer and in 1963-4 attended an external London University LLB degree Course at the Manchester College of Commerce but at the same time quietly took acting roles under Trevor Nunn.
The single was re-issued in 1980 featuring a replacement vocalist, Virginia Macolino, after Terri Nunn had temporarily left the band to pursue an acting career.
Terri Nunn rejoined the band as singer in 1980, and they signed to independent label Enigma Records where they had their first significant hit: the controversial synth-driven " Sex ( I'm A ...)" ( 1982 ), which was banned by some radio stations due to its graphic lyrics.
Only two of the Robins — Gardner and Nunn — were willing to make the move to Atlantic, recording their first songs in the same studio as the Robins had done ( Master Recorders ).
He organised the 1984 Russia ( USSR ) vs Rest of the World match in London within two weeks, enabling the event to go ahead on time after the previous plans had fallen through, described by John Nunn as " a magnificent organisational achievement at such short notice.
This was due partly to a lineup change: founding member and frequent songwriter James Nunn had left the group the previous year, leaving guitarists Scott Sheldon and Eric Davis to fill in on bass, along with studio bassist Hedge.
Mackintosh has also had considerable success in bringing legitimate theatre directors ( such as the Royal Shakespeare Company's Trevor Nunn and Nicholas Hytner ) and technicians to the world of musical theatre.
In 1989, it was reported that Nunn had a drunk driving accident in 1964.
By the time of the next Commonwealth Games ( 1982 ), she had married Chris Nunn ( a decathlete ).
In a January 2007 article in the Wall Street Journal, veteran cold-war policy makers Henry Kissinger, Bill Perry, George Shultz and Sam Nunn reversed their previous position and asserted that far from making the world safer, nuclear weapons had become a source of extreme risk.
He later married Lola Mahalia Akers, with whom he had three daughters: Violet Denson Hinton, Vera Denson Nunn, and Tommye Mahalia Denson Mauldin.
Nunn left the Methodist denomination in which he had been raised after marrying Aspley, joining her as a member of the Christian Church.
Calling the order " a dictatorial edict of questionable constitutionality ", Nunn charged that it had been dictated by U. S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy.
Nunn also became an advocate of legalizing industrial hemp in Kentucky, writing, " Frankly, I was opposed to the legalization of hemp for years because I had been of the opinion hemp was marijuana.
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Phylogenetic analysis by Chris Organ, Charles Nunn, Zarin Machanda, and Richard Wrangham suggests that cooking may have been invented as far back as 1. 8 million to 2. 3 million years ago.
The current airport, having been built for bombers, has large runways and replaced a prior regional airport north of Casper which later became Bar Nunn.
The large growth in Bar Nunn and Natrona County has been attributed to a boom in Wyoming's energy sector.
" Nunn viewed it as a fresh new song that allowed the band to perform globally, while others disliked it as not having been written or composed by any of them.
It includes a number of petrel groups, the relationships between which have finally been resolved to satisfaction ( Austin, 1996 ; Bretagnolle et al., 1998 ; Nunn & Stanley, 1998 and Brooke, 2004 ):
Nunn has been the Artistic Director for the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Royal National Theatre, and, currently, the Theatre Royal, Haymarket.
A very successful director of musicals, in the non-subsidised sector, Nunn directed the musical Cats ( 1981 ), formerly the longest running musical in Broadway's history, and the first English production of Les Misérables in 1985, also with John Caird, which has been running continuously in London since opening.
Nunn has been married three times.
The play has been adapted as a musical at least three times, first as The Boys from Syracuse with a score by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, then in 1976 in a version by Trevor Nunn, scored by Guy Woolfenden, for the Royal Shakespeare Company, winning the Laurence Olivier Award for best musical on its transfer to the West End in 1977, and in 1981 as Oh, Brother!
Productions based on the Nunn / Mackintosh staging of Les Misérables have been staged all over the world, including a second French production which opened in Paris in 1991.
Nunn has now retired from serious tournament play and hasn't played a FIDE rated game since August 2006, however he has been active in the ECF rapid play.
Since the mid-1990s, Nunn has been actively engaged in data mining from chess endgame tablebases.
This move became popular in the 1980s and has been used by John Nunn and others.
Patrick D. Nunn, Professor of Oceanic Geoscience at the University of the South Pacific, has studied these structures extensively and notes that the structures below the water continue above and are slate that " has been fashioned solely by natural processes " and that " there seems no reason to suppose that they are artificial.
The two had previously fallen out when Nunn had been director of the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1981.
In 1989, McCallum defeated Herol Graham by a close decision to win the now-vacant WBA middleweight title ( which had been stripped from Kalambay for signing to face IBF champion Michael Nunn ).
Stiltskin originally split up in 1996, during the recording of their uncompleted second album, for which James Finnigan had been replaced on bass by Aubrey Nunn, who later worked with Faithless.
It has been employed by such notable grandmasters as John Nunn, Sergei Rublevsky and Judit Polgár.
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