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what is the meaning of Birdman?
A fowler or birdcatcher.
Violin Music in Red Bull Cat in Chair Commercial?
I am not completely certain, but the music sounds like an aria from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera "Die Zauberflote [The Magic Flute ]". The piece is the opening aria for the bird-catcher, Papageno, and is entitled "Der Vogelfanger bin ich ja [I am the Birdcatcher]". Quite an appropriate selection and a lovely aria, to boot.
What actors and actresses appeared in Villa Greta - 2012?
The cast of Villa Greta - 2012 includes: Frank Bally as Drugscourier Lex Bezuijen as Andrei Mundo Birdcatcher Gregor Doornbosch as Grigorio Kim Lockhorn Miss Moonkinn Stef Mulder as Jonas Rob Mulder as Pascal Stijn Tammenga as Werther Finn The Grey Joris The Wise Rob van Zanten as John Arnoud Wilpstra as Uri
What actors and actresses appeared in Ginga-tetsudo no yoru - 1985?
The cast of Ginga-tetsudo no yoru - 1985 includes: Takeshi Aono as Wireless operator Amy Birnbaum as Tadashi Scott Cargle as Conductor Crispin Freeman as Campanella Yuriko Fuchizaki Junko Hori as Zanelli Ayumi Ishijo Tetsuya Kaji as Train Conductor Shashou Hidehiro Kikuchi as Young Man Seiji Kurasaki as Milkman Eric Moo as Wireless Operator Kaori Nakahara as Kaoru Reiko Niimura as Old Woman Chikao Ohtsuka as Birdcatcher Lisa Ortiz as Kaoru Gil Ramsee as Young Man Scottie Ray as Dairy Man Chika Sakamoto as Campanella Eric Schussler as Father Yoshie Shimamura as Givoanni no haha Mayumi Tanaka as Giovanni Veronica Taylor as Giovanni Fujio Tokita as Lighthouse keeper Greg Wolfe as Teacher, Scientist Oliver Wyman as Zanelli, Bird Catcher Shun Yashiro
What kind of colors horses are there?
There are many colors found in horses, some breeds only allow certain colors, while other breed registries do not care about color.The main colors are as follows: Bay, Black, Chestnut (also called red/ sorrel), and Brown.Those are the basic colors, but there are other color genetics that can modify the base color, modifiers include Cream, Pearl, Champagne, Silver, Dun, and Grey.Then there are patterns such as Tobiano, Frame, Sabino, and Splash that give pinto patterns, The Appaloosa spotting patterns caused by the PATN and Leopard Complex genes give us spotted horses. Then there are less well known patters such as brindle, white spotting, chimeras, somatic mutations, bend or spots, birdcatcher spots, manchado spotting, and many more.All in all you can typically find over 50 known horse colors and patterns.
What has the author A W H Adkins written?
Ralph Hodgson has written: 'Poems' 'The birdcatcher' 'February' -- subject(s): February, Poetry 'Poets remembered' 'Eve' 'The skylark' 'A flying scroll' 'Affirmation' 'The mystery' 'Collected poems'
What actors and actresses appeared in Joseph Andrews - 1977?
The cast of Joseph Andrews - 1977 includes: Robert Ashby as Ruffian Peggy Ashcroft as Lady Tattle Michael Balfour as Ruffian Timothy Bateson as Master of Hounds Steven Berkoff as Greasy Fellow Bernard Bresslaw as Parson Trulliber Peter Bull as Sir Thomas Booby Jonathan Cecil as Fop One Kurt Christian as Gypsy Wendy Craig as Mrs. Tow-Wouse Kenneth Cranham as The Wicked Squire Gerald Cross as Lawyer in Coach Jim Dale as The pedlar Vernon Dobtcheff as Fop Two Sandra Dorne as Whore in Traffic Jam Karen Dotrice as Pamela Carol Drinkwater Patrick Durkin as Trotter Peter Firth as Joseph Andrews Helen Fraser as Mrs. Adams Stefan Gates as Young Joseph John Gielgud as The Doctor Brian Glover as Gaoler Willoughby Goddard as Fourposter Innkeeper Gawn Grainger as Scout Hugh Griffith as Squire Western Michael Hordern as Parson Adams Nigel Humphreys as Birdcatcher Pauline Jameson as Lady Tittle Alfred Lynch as Postilion Ken Mason as Dancing Master Dan Meaden as Coach Driver Murray Melvin as Beau Didapper Vanessa Millard as Betty Declan Mulholland as Resurrectionist Natalie Ogle as Fanny Goodwill Ronald Pickup as Mr. Wilson George Raistrick as Booby Steward Beryl Reid as Mrs. Slipslop Norman Rossington as Gaffer Andrews Patsy Rowlands as Gammer Andrews Jenny Runacre as The Gypsy Gurdial Sira as Gypsy James Villiers as Mr. Booby Janet Webb as Fat Nun Timothy West as Mr. Tow-Wouse Penelope Wilton as Mrs. Wilson Maggie Wright as First Nun
What movie and television projects has Nigel Humphreys been in?
Nigel Humphreys has: Played 2nd Boy Scout in "Dixon of Dock Green" in 1955. Played Dickie Fleming in "Coronation Street" in 1960. Played Man in "Z Cars" in 1962. Played Bulic in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Dr. Johnson in "The Expert" in 1968. Played PC Dodds in "Softly Softly: Task Force" in 1969. Played Terry Condon in "Softly Softly: Task Force" in 1969. Played Stuart in "Play for Today" in 1970. Played Alchin in "The Onedin Line" in 1971. Played Josh Sharp in "The Onedin Line" in 1971. Played Jim Harper in "Danny Jones" in 1972. Played Sergeant in "Dead Cert" in 1974. Played Con in "The Sweeney" in 1975. Played Ambulanceman in "A Sharp Intake of Breath" in 1977. Played Birdcatcher in "Joseph Andrews" in 1977. Played Detective Sergeant in "Young at Heart" in 1977. Played Joe in "The Professionals" in 1977. Played Tuttle in "Strangers" in 1978. Played Sonheim in "Blakes 7" in 1978. Played Det. Sgt. Stiles in "Out" in 1978. Played Ronald in "Minder" in 1979. Played Harry in "The Knowledge" in 1979. Played Soldier in "Dick Turpin" in 1979. Played Basketball fan in "The Class of Miss MacMichael" in 1979. Played Taylor in "Scum" in 1979. Played Alex in "The Great Riviera Bank Robbery" in 1979. Played Mike Harvey in "Big Wheels and Sailor" in 1979. Played Ted Margetts in "Juliet Bravo" in 1980. Played Malcolm Sinclair in "The Gentle Touch" in 1980. Played Dave in "The Long Good Friday" in 1980. Played Brian in "Breaking Glass" in 1980. Played Sgt. Pope in "Who Dares Wins" in 1982. Played Anthony in "Let There Be Love" in 1982. Played Ian Mills in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Ray Bennett in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Petrol Attendant in "The Jigsaw Man" in 1984. Played Alec Dugdale (1985-1987) in "All in Good Faith" in 1985. Played Alec Dugdale in "All in Good Faith" in 1985. Played Policeman in "Lamb" in 1985. Played Geoff in "Prospects" in 1986. Played Bill Poynton in "Casualty" in 1986. Played First Assistant Director in "Pulaski" in 1987. Performed in "Hale and Pace" in 1988. Played Dave Westcott in "The Country Boy" in 1989. Played Mike Devereux in "Forever Green" in 1989. Played Detective Inspector Tatum in "Birds of a Feather" in 1989. Played Det. Chief Insp. Rimmer in "The Chief" in 1990. Played The Policeman Harry in "No Job for a Lady" in 1990. Played Harry in "No Job for a Lady" in 1990. Performed in "Paul Merton: The Series" in 1991. Played Det. Sgt. Pearson in "The Good Guys" in 1992. Played A.C.C. Lyman in "Wycliffe" in 1994. Played A.C.C. Ken Lyman in "Wycliffe" in 1994. Played Officer in "99-1" in 1994. Played Ch. Sup. Dwyer in "Crown Prosecutor" in 1995. Played Chief Sup. Harris in "Dangerous Lady" in 1995. Played Area Commander Roberts in "Liverpool 1" in 1998. Played Bulic in "The Depths" in 2008. Played Bulic in "They Came from Beneath the Sea" in 2008.
What movie and television projects has Chikao Ohtsuka been in?
Chikao Ohtsuka has: Performed in "Tetsuwan atomu" in 1963. Played Inspector Koichi Zenigata - TV version in "Rupan sansei: Pilot Film" in 1969. Played Ishikawa Goemon XIII in "Rupan sansei" in 1971. Played Noroi in "Ganba no Boken" in 1975. Performed in "Amagi goe" in 1978. Played Dragon King in "Nezha nao hai" in 1979. Played Duke Red in "Kaitei choutokkyuu marin ekusupuresu" in 1979. Played Lednof in "Fumoon" in 1980. Played Peter Van Buscirk in "SF Shinseiki Lensman" in 1984. Played Professor Moriarty in "Meitantei Holmes" in 1984. Performed in "Onna goroshi abura no jigoku" in 1984. Played Prof. Moriarty in "Meitantei Holmes" in 1984. Played Octopus Dragon III in "Kinnikuman: Ubawareta champion belt" in 1984. Played Birdcatcher in "Ginga-tetsudo no yoru" in 1985. Played Jagi in "Hokuto no Ken" in 1986. Played Tao Pai Pai in "Dragon Ball" in 1986. Played Hades in "Arion" in 1986. Played Vuan in "Legend of Lemnear: Kyokuguro no tsubasa barukisasu" in 1989. Played Professor Demon in "Assenburu insaato" in 1989. Performed in "Rinrin to" in 1990. Played Zenji Doisado-no in "Taiheiki" in 1991. Played Norio in "Ganba to Kawauso no Boken" in 1991. Performed in "AD Bugi" in 1991. Played Tora in "Ushio and Tora" in 1992. Played Akaiwa Ikkaku in "Hakkenden shin sho" in 1993. Played Mikail in "Purasuchikku ritoru" in 1994. Played Tao Pai Pai in "Dragon Ball GT" in 1996. Performed in "Minikui ahiru no ko" in 1996. Played Wario in "Ekisaitobaiku bun bun Mario batoru sutajiamu" in 1997. Played Utsusemi in "Bushido Blade" in 1997. Played Wagnard in "Lodoss to Senki: Eiyuu kishi den" in 1998. Played Roscoe Fitzgerald in "The Big O" in 1999. Played Barbarois Elder in "Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust" in 2000. Played Gold Roger in "One piece TV special: Umi no heso daiboken hen" in 2000. Played Boshu in "Gambler Densetsu Tetsuya" in 2000. Played Wario in "Wario Land 4" in 2001. Played Hiraga Gen-nai in "Read or Die" in 2001. Played Lionel Hellsing in "Herushingu" in 2001. Played Captain Hook in "Kingdom Hearts" in 2002. Played Rikudou Shougo in "RahXephon" in 2002. Performed in "Tenchu san" in 2003. Played Dr. Eggman in "Sonic X" in 2003. Played Peter N. Beagle (Pops) in "Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War" in 2004. Played Tambal in "Tsubasa kuronikuru" in 2005. Performed in "Rockman Zero 4" in 2005. Played David Maxwell in "Time Crisis 4" in 2006. Played Captain Hook in "Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories" in 2007. Played Old Brade in "Spider Riders: Yomigaeru taiyou" in 2007. Played King Shahryar in "Sonic to himitsu no ringu" in 2007. Played Enrique in "El Cazador de la Bruja" in 2007. Played Gen. Berthold Gregor in "Senjo no Varukyuria: Garian keronikeruzu" in 2008. Played Big Boss in "Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots" in 2008. Played Tao Pai Pai in "DragonBall: Revenge of King Piccolo" in 2009. Played Gen Fu in "Dead or Alive 5" in 2012. Played Jinpachi Mishima in "Tekken Tag Tournament 2" in 2012. Played Man in the Iron Mask in "Rupan Sansei: Rupan Ikka Seizeroi" in 2012. Played Soukan in "Space Pirate Captain Harlock" in 2013.
How many face markings are there for horses?
It depends on what markings you mean. As for color markings, yes, they can have markings around their hooves, such as socks, stockings, and cornets. On their face they can have a star, stripe, blaze, snip, bald face.... Horses can have marking put there by humans, such as a brand, freeze brand, lip tatoo and so on
What are the seven levels of classification for great danes?
Some sources state that dogs similar to Great Danes were known in Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. Various sources report that the Great Dane was developed from the medieval boarhound, and or the Mastiff and Irish wolfhound lines. It is also reported that the Great Dane was developed from mastiff-like dogs taken to Germany by the Alans. The breed may be about 400 years old.The Great Dane is the large hunting dog of the Danír tribe, "Dene" in the poem "Beowulf", today's Danes.In Old Norse (ON) and Old English (OE) the male is always referred to as "Hund" in etymology from "the Hunt/Hunter", and the female as "grey/grig". This division can still be seen in the hunting protocols from the Royal Kennels of the Royal Court of Denmark year 1710-36 (may be seen at the National Archives, Denmark).[citation needed]Thus in Norse and Old English literature, specifically the compilation of sagas known as Elder Edda (Poetic Edda), the hound is named in variations over these words, for example "hvndar" and "greyiom" ( Skírnismál , verse 11, Elder Edda) "mjóhundr/myo hwnd/mjøhund, meaning "slender hound" or sighthound (Scanian Law from 1200/1250)As the original purpose of the hound was to be able to take on the wild boar, the Deer and the wolf we often see kennings applied that identify Odin's two hounds as wolfhounds. As the king's personal hounds it is the very same hound that guards the entrance to the next world in both Denmark and England, the folklore of which forms the basis for "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (see Black Shuck).[citation needed]The large hound, alongside the horse and the raven, is holy to the kings of Denmark and England. We see this both in the common language at the time and in the buried treasure of the kings and queens.[citation needed]The large hound appears to be a migration dog. It arrives in the landscapes of the Danes in two migrations: Firstly with the Celts in the 5th Century BCE (see the Gundestrup cauldron, "Plate E: Warrior Initiation" under the cauldron) and secondly with the Danes as they begin to settle year 40-77 ACE.[citation needed]Uniquely The Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen Faculty of Science has a collection of dog skeletons from both periods and thereafter well in to the Middle Ages. The dogs were buried alongside their owners, male and female, as guiding spirits to the next world. None exists prior to this period. The large hounds are 61-70 cm tall over the shoulder (see the Ladby ship).[citation needed]The most treasured hound, as is the case with the horse, is the white colored with black markings. Today we know this hound as "Harlequin/Harlekin" (English/ Danish). However the origin is "Herla Cyning" (OE) or "King of the Army".[citation needed] The word evolves because the human king is titled Hariwalda (ON/OE), in the new kingdoms in Britannia evolving to "Bretwalda" or "ruler of the army/Britannia". His personal hounds in white are rulers of all dogs.[citation needed]Two large hounds can be seen on "The Royal Purse Lid" (The British Museum) as guiding spirits to the king buried in Sutton Hoo, East Anglia, presumably (H)Rædwald in the 7th Century ACE.[citation needed]Likewise the large hound is depicted on the engravings of the Golden horns of Gallehus from Southern Jutland, Denmark dated to the 5th Century ACE and on numerous rune stones (see the Tjängvide and Ledberg Runestone) and engravings on Viking ships used for burial purposes (see Oseberg ship). The depictions continue uninterrupted in church paintings and murals up until today.[citation needed]The original large hound was lighter in construction than the current one. We know this both from art and from the royal hunting protocols. We also know what caused this to change, when and how.[citation needed] Great Danes Gislev church, Denmark 1500-25Towards the end of the 16th Century the Royal Court of Denmark introduced the new fashion of the Parforce Hunt - an unnatural hunt where the hunting dogs were no longer allowed to run down and kill the deer.[citation needed] On the contrary the dogs were expected to hunt the deer, knock it down and hold it firm until the human huntsman arrived to make the kill.[citation needed]We can see from the protocols of the Danish court that the large hound is not well equipped to perform this new role in the Parforce Hunt.[citation needed] It is too light in build to hold down a deer or wolf without killing it. To solve this problem King Frederick II of Denmark (regent 1559-1588) sends a ship to London in 1585 to bring back "Englandshvalpe" (English puppies) given to him by Queen Elizabeth I of England (regent 1558-1603). The English puppies are the far heavier English mastiffs.[citation needed] The Royal Tapestry from 1585-6 depicts King Frederik II. with his new "English puppy" (see Danish Broholmer). The tapestry can be seen in the National Museum of Denmark. (Source: C. Weismann: Vildtets og Jagtens Historie, Copenhagen, 1931, p. 438-440).The protocols of the Royal Danish Kennels maintain two separates lines in the kennel in the breeding programme; the Danish and the English line. The cross breeding becomes known as "Blendinge" (same word and meaning as the English word "blend"). This new line of large hounds is the foundation of the present day Great Dane as we see them in Denmark, England and the United States.[citation needed]The large hound was imported in to the Roman Empire and thus correctly is referred to as Alano in Italian (see Gaston III of Foix-Béarn and his treatise "Livre de la chasse" from 1389. He refers to the large hound in three working functions: "Alan Gentil", "Alan Vautre" og "Alan de Boucherie").[citation needed] The Great Dane Raro, Denmark 1655We have a record of the hound acting as a wolfhunter very late in history. Johan Täntzer wrote "Der Dianen Hohe und Niedere Jagdgeheimnüsz (1682-89 in three books). He worked for King Christian V of Denmark (regent 1670-1699), initially as "Birdcatcher" (Fuglefænger) at the hunting lodge Jægerborg Castle (see Lauritz de Thurah). Later on, from 1677-85, he acted as Wolfhunter (Ulvejæger) in Jutland, Denmark[citation needed]. He was tasked with controlling the wolf population. He retired as Inspector of the hunting grounds on Amager, Copenhagen and wrote his book on his experiences of hunting wolfs with the large hound in Jutland, Denmark ((Source: C. Weismann: Vildtets og Jagtens Historie, Copenhagen, 1931, p. 467-470).The hound was highly treasured and a tribal competitive advantage. Thus the hound did not exist in Denmark until King Christian VI of Denmark (regent 1730-1746) ceased the Parforce Hunt in 1741 and gave away all the large hounds from the royal kennels.[citation needed]The records from the royal kennel at Jægersborg Castle (see Lauritz de Thurah), Denmark shows us who received the hounds as gifts[citation needed]: The Great Dane Sultan, Denmark 1699King Frederick I of Sweden - 11 pack of hounds Markgraf Friedrich (Brandenburg-Bayreuth) - 25 pack of hounds The Duke of Pløen, Friedrich Carl - 6 packs of hounds King Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia - 4 large "Blendinge" (Blended) hounds[5]This event distributes the large hound throughout Europe amongst the aristocracy and forms the basis for all later rewritings of history. Up until this event in 1741 the hounds were only to be found in the original landscapes, including Normandy from year 912 (hence why the hound can be seen in hunting scenes on the Bayeux Tapestry depicting year 1064, prior to The Battle of Hastings).[citation needed]In 1749 Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon begins publishing his large thesis on evolution called "Histoire Naturelle, générale et particulière". His uses the large hound as an example of evolution (Book 4) and since he cannot find it anywhere in France or in Germania he seeks it in its home turf Denmark.[citation needed] It is he who for the first time coins the name "le Grand Danois".[citation needed] In the English translation of his work by William Smellie (encyclopedist) the same word becomes "Great Dane". Up until that time the hound was referred to in England as "Danish dog" (see "Canine Madness", 1762).[citation needed] Le Grand DanoisWe know from a thesis by the Dane Jacob Nicolay Wilse titled "Fuldstændig beskrivelse af stapelstaden Fridericia - efter pålidelige underretninger og egne undersøgninger." (page 176) and published in 1767 that the Danes called the dog "large hound", a terminology continued well in to the 20th Century.[citation needed]In Germany in 1780 the hound is referred to as "Grosse Dänische Yagd Hund" or "Large Danish Hunting Hound" (see Edward C. Ash : Practical Dog Book, 1931, "The Great Dane").The first dog exhibition was held in Hamburg 14-20 July 1863. 8 dogs were called "Dänische Dogge" and 7 "Ulmer Doggen".[citation needed]The records of FCI from this meeting shows that all documentation was published in Bulletin Officiel de la Société Canine de Monaco, August 1937.At some point, either during or immediately after World War II, the country of origin of the hound is changed from the original Denmark to Germany.[citation needed] FCI would appear to no longer have the records that would be able to explain why that might be.[citation needed]"Ðéah þe haéðstapa hundum geswenced heorot hornum trum holtwudu séce" (Beowulf, Old English, written about 755-757 ACE, line 1368-69)"Though the heath-stepper harassed by hounds, The hart with strong horns, seeks the forest (Modern English translation by Benjamin Slade)[citation needed][edit] Appearance i got this info From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Some words that begin with bi?
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