LYCOS RETRIEVER
Atkins (Atkins, Eileen - Actors and Actresse)
built 642 days ago
Like many other early citizens, Atkins was involved in a variety of endeavors. In 1861, he helped clear land for construction of the first building for what became the University of Washington, on the site of what is now the Fairmont Olympic Hotel in downtown Seattle. By December 1866, he had gone into the mercantile business. He and a partner, William H. Shoudy, bought a general store that had been established by Dexter Horton (1825-1904) at 1st Avenue and Washington Street. In announcing the purchase, the Puget Sound Weekly described Atkins and Shoudy as "worthy gentlemen, well qualified for the business." Coincidentally, both men went on to serve terms as mayor of Seattle (Shoudy in 1886).
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At one of these performances, Robert Atkins, a film director, and John Gliddon, a talent scout, were impressed with Deborah's elegance, beauty and acting abilities. They offered her a five year film contract which she signed on November 1, 1939.
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In that report, forensic scientist Edward T. Blake took strong exception to the analysis of the fluid evidence by Hall, the state criminalist whose testimony helped convict Atkins. Blake said all the evidence on the swab and sweater could have come from the victim and could not be used to point to the source of the semen. He ... said that Hall's testimony was "a fundamental misrepresentation of the scientific evidence and, therefore, constitutes scientific fraud."
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Sales for Atkins' top-selling brands, such as Advantage bars and shakes, Morning Start cereals and Endulge candies, grew 91% to $221 million for the 52 weeks ended Oct. 3. But in the last 12 weeks, sales have dramatically slowed, dropping 31%, according to Information Resources Inc. data.
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CB Avery Atkins’ recent troubles weren’t the first setbacks he’s faced since arriving in Gainesville. Atkins’ 2005 season was marred by the death of a cousin, and the theft of thousands of dollars in stereo equipment from his car.
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