A few further gigs were arranged and the group's magazine Well Red continued, but funding eventually ran out and Red Wedge was formally disbanded in 1990.

Claris ' second corporate headquarters ( nicknamed " The Wedge ") were in Santa Clara, about six miles from the main Apple campus.

In the middle of the first inning, Cleveland manager Eric Wedge brought Maddon's error to the umpires ' attention, and the Rays were forced to forfeit their DH, remove Longoria from the lineup since Zobrist played the top half of the first inning at third base ( Longoria was available as a substitute since he never appeared in the game before that point ), and bat starting pitcher Andy Sonnanstine at Longoria's place in the order — third.

Even with the efforts of legendary leaders such as General Garm Bel Iblis ( commanding Fleet Group Two ), Admiral Traest Kre ' fey ( commanding Fleet Group One ), General Wedge Antilles ( commanding Fleet Group Three ), Supreme Commander Sien Sovv, and Jedi Master Luke Skywalker, the Yuuzhan Vong were too plentiful to be thwarted.

The programmes were produced by Jon Naismith .. Other actors have also featured in guest appearances, such as the 2004 Hogmanay special which featured guest appearances from " I'm sorry I haven't a clue " chairman Humphrey Lyttelton, as the Laird's butler Lyttelton, Today programme presenter Jim Naughtie ( as Mrs Naughtie's long-lost son ), Sandi Toksvig ( as Sandi Wedge, a very tall golf champion ) and Tim Brooke-Taylor and Colin Sell ( as themselves ).

The falls were named by John Helder Wedge after escaped convict William Buckley who lived in the area with Aborigines for 32 years from 1803.

Year 1761 saw the number of candidates rise to nine ; in addition to previous two there were Sir John Crambo, Kit Noisy ( waterman ), Lord Lapstone ( shoemaker ), Lord Paxford, Lord Twankum ( cobbler ), Lord Wedge and Beau Silvester.

In particular, two species were under threat, the Dwarf Wedge Mussel and the American Shad.

By 1839 there were a number of settlers in the area including the Wedge family whose property ‘ The Grange ' was located within the present town site.

Wedge snowplows were the traditional mechanized method of clearing snow from railroad tracks.

In the 1980s, several notable British socialist punk musicians were involved with Red Wedge.

The A4601 crosses at Wedge Mills Bridge, but the original bridge and the lock were destroyed when the road was widened.

Clearly Maryland no longer had a claim to the Wedge, as it is east of the Mason – Dixon Line and as both Pennsylvania and Delaware were owned by the Penns, there was no particular incentive to determine which possession it was a part of, at least until they became separate states.

Though legally Fawkner and Batman and Wedge, and their respective parties, were considered trespassers on Crown land, they remained in the new settlement, which came to be called Melbourne.

* The Nillumbik Shire Council which is located approximately 30 km ( 19 miles ) north-east of Melbourne is considered as " The Green Wedge Shire " because of the agreement with the Victorian Government which prevents high-density infrastructure to be built.

The Wedge of land between the northwest part of the arc and the Maryland border was claimed by both Delaware and Pennsylvania until 1921, when Delaware's claim was confirmed.

* The Wedge, part of the boundary between the states of Pennsylvania and Delaware in the United States.

( Actually, the " Little Grand Canyon " is a few miles upstream where the San Rafael passes between the Wedge on the north and Sid's Mountain and No Man's Mountain on the south ).

Here Batman showed John Helder Wedge where he had explored and, from these details, Wedge prepared the first map of Melbourne ( published in 1836 ), showing the location Batman had chosen as the site for the " village " and the division of land between association members.

In late, Valentine was a candidate to replace Eric Wedge as manager of the Cleveland Indians, however the job went to Manny Acta.

The beach had been a surfing hotspot until the late 1930s, when the Newport Harbor jetty was extended, leading to the creation of The Wedge as a popular surf break, but shielding Corona from all but the most southerly swells.

However, his fame is short lived, and is usurped by a newcomer called " Drimble Wedge and the Vegetations " ( George ) who sings drably about his disinterest in anyone except himself.

Before the 2003 season, Indians ' manager Eric Wedge stated that he had questions about Lawton's health.

Wedge ( almost always alongside another Red Squadron wingman, Biggs Darklighter ) is a recurring character and a running gag in the Final Fantasy video game series ( for example, Final Fantasy 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 and even games outside of the Final Fantasy Universe ( but made by the same company, Squaresoft ) such as Chrono Trigger and Kingdom Hearts II ).

Aside from its symbolic significance as the largest eucalypt of all, Eucalyptus regnans has value to conservationists in providing essential habitat to important birds and mammals ( notably the Wedge tailed eagle, the Lyrebird and the endangered Victorian state animal emblem Leadbeater's Possum ).

Some are named after the shape of cut ( e. g. Chevron, Wedge ) or the way the bones are aligned ( Dial = old style rotary dial phone ).

Hinch, at age 34 years and 357 days, became the youngest person to be named manager of a Major League team since Eric Wedge ( 34 years, 275 days ).

* Delaware claimed the Wedge because it was never intended that Pennsylvania should go below the northern border of Maryland ( which originally ran at 40 ° N all the way to the Delaware River ).

Other MuchMusic programming would return in 2011, including The Wedge and Video on Trial ( which would also gain an American version ).

The Idea of a Christian Philosophy: Essays in Honour of D H Th Vollenhoven ( Toronto: Wedge ).

* Nature and Miracle ( Wedge: Toronto, 1977 ).

The highest peak in the Park is Wedge Mountain at 2891 metres ( 9482 ft ).

Starfighters of Adumar focuses on a few major characters ( including, several officers from Rogue Squadron, namely: Wedge Antilles, Tycho Celchu, Wes Janson, and Hobbie Klivian ).

* The Wedge ( surfing ).

Statues were placed in the tombs to serve as substitutes for the deceased.

Jesus also maintained that the time would come when the dead would hear the voice of the Son of God, and all who were in the tombs would come out, the faithful to the resurrection of life, and the unfaithful to the resurrection of judgment.

According to the Gospel of Matthew, at the death of Jesus tombs were opened, and at his resurrection many saints who had died emerged from their tombs and went into " the holy city ", presumably New Jerusalem.

The pagan emperors ' tombs of the Mausoleum of Augustus and Castel Sant ' Angelo were rifled and the ashes scattered.

The tombs were plundered and the stones from the beautiful edifices were brought to Limassol to be used for new constructions.

Although works of precious gems and metals usually do not survive the ravages of time, some fine pieces of Assyrian jewelry were found in royal tombs at Nimrud.

* Excavated tombs ; Of either the pit, chamber or the tholos kind, in which the dead were laid, together with various objects of use and luxury, without cremation, and in either coffins or loculi or simple wrappings.

Meanwhile, in 1868, tombs at Ialysus in Rhodes had yielded to Alfred Biliotti many fine painted vases of styles which were called later the third and fourth " Mycenaean "; but these, bought by John Ruskin, and presented to the British Museum, excited less attention than they deserved, being supposed to be of some local Asiatic fabric of uncertain date.

Their names were inserted in the diptychs, the lists of saints explicitly venerated in the liturgy, and their tombs were honoured like those of the martyrs.

The discovery of the kokhim tombs just beyond the west end of the Church, and more recent archaeological investigation of the rotunda floor, suggest that a narrow spur of at least ten yards length would have had to jut out from the rock face if the contents of the Aedicule were once inside it.

The archaeological record indicates that the instructions reported by Akiba, for choosing a burial location, were rigidly adhered to ; almost all of the tombs from classical Jerusalem are to the east of the city, on the Mount of Olives, except for a few located over a kilometre to the west, and those in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

However, as authors Briar and Hobbs claim, " all the pyramids were robbed " by the New Kingdom, when the construction of royal tombs in a desert valley, now known as the Valley of the Kings, began.

Monumental collective tombs were built to house the dead in the form of chambered cairns and long barrows, and towards the end of the period other kinds of monumental stone alignments begin to appear, such as Stonehenge, their cosmic alignments betraying a preoccupation with the sky and planets.

The origin of the harp goes back to Mesopotamia, The earliest harps and lyres were found in Sumer c, 3500 BCE Several harps were found in burial pits and royal tombs in Ur.

Before Djoser, pharaohs were buried in mastaba tombs.

Ibn Taymiyya argued against the shirking of Sharia law, and against practices such as the celebration of Muhammad's birthday or the construction of mosques around the tombs of Sufi sheikhs, believing that these were unacceptable borrowings from Christianity: Many Muslims ' do not even know of the Christian origins of these practices.

The rock-cut tombs of a Herodian and Hasmonean era cemetery lie in the lowest part of the cliffs between Nuseib al-Aweishireh and Jebel Quruntul in Jericho and were used between 100 BCE and 68 CE.

During the construction of Kerameikos station for the expanded Athens Metro, a plague pit and approximately 1, 000 tombs from the 4th and 5th centuries BC were discovered.

It is an expression of genius within a group of people whose other tombs were claustrophobic chambers in smaller mounds.

Nubian pyramids were constructed ( roughly 220 of them ) at three sites in Sudan to serve as tombs for the kings and queens of Napata and Meroë.

This practice, still in force at the end of the fourth century, dates apparently from the period when the great cemeterial basilicas were built in Rome, and owes its origin to the solemn commemoration services of martyrs, held at their tombs on the anniversary of their burial, as early as the third century.