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  1. Hey
    Hey is a fellow of the U.K.’s Royal Academy of Engineering and a member of the European Union’s Information Society Technology Advisory Group. He ... has served on several national committees in the U.K., including committees of the U.K. Department of Trade and Industry and the Office of Science and Technology.
  2. Hey -- Hey Hey
    Note: The letter Hey may appear with a dot inside called a Mappiq that indicates that the Hey is to be pronounced as a “closing stop” (a faint "h" sound). If a Hey does not have a mappiq, it normally indicates an open syllable where the Hey would be silent. Gramamtically, a mappiq may indicate direction as in “to” or “toward.”
  3. Jude Law -- David Jude Law
    Smart, sophisticated and favored with smoldering good looks, David Jude Law has been on a professional upswing ever since he dropped out of school to star in a daytime British soap opera in 1990. Born December 29, 1972, in Southeast London, Law began his formal acting training with the National Youth Music Theatre.
  4. Beatles, The
    "How excited can I get -- The Beatles, Cirque du Soleil, an incredible venue in Las Vegas -- what could be better," said Ringo. "I'm looking forward to the first show 'cause I'm going to be there and I hope you are too."
  5. Ac Dc -- Albums
    In 2002, AC/DC signed a long-term, multi-album deal with Sony Music,[55] who went on to release a series of remastered albums as part of their AC/DC remasters series. Each release contained an expanded booklet, featuring rare photographs, memorabilia, and notes.[56] In 2003, the entire back-catalogue (except Ballbreaker and Stiff Upper Lip) was remastered and re-released. Ballbreaker was eventually re-released in October 2005; Stiff Upper Lip was later rereleased in April 2007.
  6. Irish Traditional Music -- Tunes
    Much of Irish traditional music is meant for dancing. The tunes range from four-to-the-bar reels to various types of jigs, which can be either sprightly or stately. Most jigs are in 6/8, but there is an older style known as a slip jig that trips along in 9/8. Styles from abroad, such as hornpipes, mazurkas, waltzes and polkas, have been gradually transformed into recognizably Irish versions as have assorted Scottish and Scandinavian influences. Most dance tunes, wherever they originated, favor modal tuning and a circular construction in which two different strains of eight bars are each played through twice, then the resulting thirty-two bars are repeated from the top. This allows for endless repetitions and smooth transitions between selections, which is very important as each dance set generally consists of two or more tunes performed sequentially.
  7. The Beatles -- John Lennon
    Ever wonder what things were like when The Beatles first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show? Do you know how many times they appeared, and the songs they sang? Find all the answer here! The photo at right is from The Baltimore Sun Paper, (AP Photo), announcing their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. In the photo The Beatles are pictured, left to right; Lennon, Starr, McCartney and Harrison. However, in the photo caption, they are listed as Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr!
  8. Aretha Franklin -- Songs
    It has been 40 years since Aretha Franklin's rendition of Respect first topped the charts in June, 1967. The song was adopted as an anthem by the civil rights and feminist movements, and it has been featured in dozens of movies and television shows. Four decades later, the song is still a hit.
  9. Sum 41 -- Bands
    The members of Sum 41 started out in rival bands in high school. They joke that they met while attending a Hole concert 41 days into the summer (hence the name Sum 41) of 1996. However the current bassist, Cone, joined the band later in the year 1999, replacing Mark Spicoluk, who later played bass for Avril Lavigne, Deryck's fiancée.
  10. Beatles -- Albums
    Since beginning his career in the 1960s with The Beatles, Ringo Starr has been one of the world's brightest musical luminaries. Starr has enjoyed a successful and dynamic solo career as a singer, songwriter and drummer, an active musical collaborator, and as an actor. Drawing inspiration from classic blues, soul, country, honky-tonk and rock 'n' roll, Starr continues to play an important role in modern music with his solo recording and touring. His last studio album, Choose Love, was released in 2005.
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