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What actors and actresses appeared in Jyu oh sei - 2006?
The cast of Jyu oh sei - 2006 includes: Maeghan Albach as Mao Anthony Bowling as Kevin Duncan Brannan as Third Chris Cason as Tatou Susumu Chiba as Challenger Leah Clark as Rika Hisao Egawa as Loki Keiji Fujiwara as Heimdall Rica Fukami as Chen Shinya Fukumatsu as Ochre Ring Second Kiyotaka Furushima as Kevin Clarine Harp as Chen Kazuo Hayashi as Theo Klein Sean Hennigan as Odin Eriko Hirata as Mao Bradford Hutson as Underling Bradford Hutson as Wilding Jeremy Inman as Ochre Ring Second Anri Katsu as Assassin Akiko Kimura as Rika Jamie Marchi as Karim Nana Mizuki as Tiz Kazuya Nakai as Zagi Trina Nishimura as Tiz Shun Oguri as Third Romi Pak as Karim Chris Rager as Ochre Ring Top Christopher Sabat as Yuuki Seiji Sasaki as Ochre Ring Top Tomoyuki Shimura as Yuuki Sonny Strait as Loki Hiroki Takahashi as Tatou Akimitsu Takase as Heimdall Akimitsu Takase as Rada Minami Takayama as Eva Minami Takayama as Thor (Age 11) Sean Teague as Thor Dave Trosko as Ref Eric Vale as Zagi Alison Viktorin as Thor (Age 11) Kimberly Whalen as Sun Woman
What movie and television projects has Will Barton been in?
Will Barton has: Played Midge in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Doctor in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Dr. Acey in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Dr. Paul Maybury in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Dr. Kay in "EastEnders" in 1985. Played Tony Caesar in "Casualty" in 1986. Played PC Grey in "Murder Most Horrid" in 1991. Played Brian York in "Heartbeat" in 1992. Played Estate Agent in "Peak Practice" in 1993. Played Underling in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Drako in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Ariset Gagnon in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Mr. Brill in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Commissioner in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Forensic in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Prosperous Creon in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played Graham Cole in "Where the Heart Is" in 1997. Played College Student in "Oscar and Lucinda" in 1997. Played Various Roles in "Barking" in 1998. Played Harp in "Jack and the Beanstalk" in 1998. Played Policeman in "My Family" in 2000. Played Brian Partchett in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Sailing Club Man in "New Tricks" in 2003. Played News Reporter in "Double Time" in 2007. Played himself in "Catflap" in 2007. Played Francis in "City Slacker" in 2012. Played Eric in "Chubby Bunny" in 2012. Played Malcom in "Switch" in 2012. Played Technician in "Theory of Everything" in 2015.
What actors and actresses appeared in RahXephon - 2002?
The cast of RahXephon - 2002 includes: Kae Araki as Cathy McMahon Fumioki as Jean-Patrick Shapplin Fumioki as Operator A Fumioki as Public Safety B Fumioki as Reporter Yu Asakawa as Shinobu Miwa Bob Biggerstaff as TV Newscaster, Newscaster B, Store Clerk, Additional Voices Jessica Boone as Operator, Additional Voices Heather Bryson as Shinobu Miwa Laura Chapman as Maya Kamina Kevin Charles as Male Train Announcer, Radio Newscaster, Litvyak PA, Additional Voices Mandy Clark as Reika Mishima Kevin Corn as Makoto Isshiki (Child) Matt Culpepper as Litvyak Operator B, Additional Voices James Faulkner as Jean-Patrick Shapplin Lauren Goodnight as Additional Voices Tiffany Grant as Kim Hotaru John Gremillion as Jin Kunugi Laura Gronewold as Additional Voices Illich Guardiola as Isshiki Makoto Hilary Haag as Megumi Shitow Katsuhiro Harasawa as Radio Operator Katsuhiro Harasawa as TERRA Radio Operator Ichiko Hashimoto as Maya Kamina Larry Hermes as Additional Voices Jay Hickman as Itsuki Kisaragi Aya Hisakawa as Haruka Shitow Masaru Ikeda as Captain Ulysses Yumi Kakazu as Hiroko Asahina Masanobu Kariya as Announcer Masanobu Kariya as Defense Force Soldier Masanobu Kariya as Male Announcer Maria Kawamura as Mariko Ayako Kawasumi as Megumi Shitow Iemasa Kayumi as Ernst von Barbem Allison Keith as Cathy MacMahon Mike Kleinhenz as Shirow Watari Takeshi Kuwabara as Teacher Houko Kuwashima as Quon Kisaragi David LeMaster as Additional Voices Kelly Manison as Sayoko Nanamori George Manley as Military Doctor, Ulysses Captain Hiroshi Matsumoto as Public Safety A Andy McAvin as Johji Futagami Vic Mignogna as Mamoru Torigai Junko Minagawa as Woman Mitsuru Miyamoto as Itsuki Kisaragi Kaoru Morota as Mother Kazusa Murai as Nurse Hirofumi Nojima as Mamoru Torigai Chikao Ohtsuka as Rikudou Shougo Masaaki Okabe as Captain Nomad Fumiko Orikasa as Kim Hotaru Chris Patton as Ayato Kamina Sasha Paysinger as Movie Narration, Additional Voices Ted Pfister as Ernst Von Bahbem Marcy Rae as Female Relative, Game System, Additional Voices Monica Rial as Haruka Shitow Maaya Sakamoto as Reika Mishima Toshihiko Seki as Makoto Isshiki Hiro Shimono as Ayato Kamina Kurt Stoll as Station Attendent, Underling C, Additional Voices Yu Sugimoto as Elvy Hadhiyat John Swasey as Seiya Rikudoh Hiroko Taguchi as Girl Ken Taira as Radio Atsuko Tanaka as Sayoko Nanamori Hideki Tasaka as Masaru Gomi Shawn Taylor as Female Relative C, Museum Narrator, Additional Voices Mike Vance as Masayoshi Kuki Scott White as Additional Voices Isao Yamagishi as Operator Yuriko Yamaguchi as Relative
What movie and television projects has Janine Barredo been in?
Janette Andrade has: Played 1994-1995 in "Picket Fences" in 1992. Played 1993-1994 in "NYPD Blue" in 1993. Played 1995-1997 in "Party of Five" in 1994. Played Friend in "When a Man Loves a Woman" in 1994. Played Cameo in "Speechless" in 1994. Played 1995-1998 in "Mr. Show with Bob and David" in 1995. Performed in "Baywatch: Forbidden Paradise" in 1995. Played Various in "Mr. Show with Bob and David" in 1995. Played Student in "Casper" in 1995. Played Teen in "Party Girl" in 1995. Played 1995-1996 in "Hang Time" in 1995. Played Prom Queen in "The Great Mom Swap" in 1995. Played 1996 in "High Incident" in 1996. Played Teen in "Independence Day" in 1996. Played 1996 in "The Pretender" in 1996. Played Socialite in "Inventing the Abbotts" in 1997. Played Teen in "S.W.A.T." in 2003.MOTION PICTURESIndependence Day: Roland Emmerich Visit the Independence Day IMDB Movie PageThat Thing You Do: Tom Hanks Visit the That Thing You Do IMDB Movie PageInventing The Abotts: Pat O'Connor Visit the Inventing the Abotts IMDB Movie PageSpeechless: Ron Underwood ["http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111256/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2Visit the Speechless IMDB Movie Page]Casper: Steven Spielberg Visit the CasperIMDB Movie PageOne Eight Seven: Kevin Reynolds Visit the One Eight Seven IMDB Movie PageDeep Impact: Mimi Leder Visit the Deep Impact IMDB Movie PageWhen A Man Loves A Women: Luis Mandoki Visit When A Man Loves A Women the IMDB Movie PageDangerous Minds: John Smith Visit the Dangerous Minds IMDB Movie PageBaywatch Forbidden Paradise: Douglas Schwartz Visit the Baywatch Forbidden Paradise IMDB Movie PageTV SHOWSBaywatch: - Visit the Baywatch IMDB TV Fan PagePicket Fences: - Visit the Picket Fences IMDB TV Fan PageMr Show: Visit the Mr. Show IMDB TV Fan PageNYPD Blue: Visit the NYPD Blue IMDB TV Fan PageHang Time: Visit the Hang Time IMDB TV Fan PageParty Of Five: Visit the Party of Five IMDB TV Fan PageS.W.A.T: Visit the S.W.A.T IMDB TV Fan PageThe Pretender: Visit the The Pretender IMDB TV Fan PageParty Girl: Visit the Party Girl IMDB TV Fan PageHigh Incident: Visit the High Incident IMDB TV Fan PageTV MOVIESThe Great Mom Swap: Visit the The Great Mom Swar IMDB TV Fan PageCOMMERCIAL STARRING ROLESKraft CommercialKraft Salad Dressing CommercialDr Pepper CommercialSubaru Commercial with Mel GibsonStar Wars Remake Publicity CommercialParty Of Five Charity Promotional CommercialGUEST STARRING ROLESStand-In: Liv Tyler That Thing You DoStand-In: Liv Tyler Inventing The AbbotsStand-In: Independence DayCameo: SpeechlessStand-In: Lisa Jakub Independence DaySPECIALS AND MADE-FOR-TV MOVIESThe Great Mom SwapTALK, NEWS, AND GAME SHOW APPEARANCESSmashing Pumpkins Music VideoMEMORABLE MOMENTSNordstrom Fashion ShowSears "Softer Side Of Sears" CampaignABBA Hair CommercialABBA Fashion Show - 1994 Fall SeasonAWARDS AND ACCOLADESSAGAFTRAUS Student Ambassador to England, Ireland, Scotland, and WhalesUS Peace Ambassador to ChinaGolden Key International Honors SocietyPhi Theta Kappa International Honors SocietyDepartment Of Defense Top Secret Security ClearenceCalifornia CPAOFFICIAL WEBSITESIMDB. - Janette AndradeMovie Buzz. - Janette AndradeSerien Junkies. - Janette AndradeMOADB. - Janette AndradeFilm Stats. - Janette AndradeWiki Answers. - Janette AndradeOh My Gore. - Janette AndradeTV Shows.com. - Janette AndradeMovieler. - Janette AndradeTV.com. - Janette AndradeForeign Movies. - Janette AndradeCOMPLETE BIOanette spent 10+ years in the movie industry. She was most known for her recurring part as principal character in the HBO series Mr Show, which she held a principal role for 3 years. She stared in Baywatch a dozen times, Party of Five, 90210, and Hang Time. Roles in various movies such as: Independence Day, Speechless, Inventing the Abbotts, That Thing you Do, Impact Day, 187, Dangerous Minds, When a Man Loves a Women, Casper, Kids, and much more.She succeeded in each of her Principal roles in various commercials such as: Kraft Salad Dressing, Subaru with Mel Gibson, Dr. Pepper with Jenifer Love Hewitt, and Pepsi. In addition, several staring roles in ABC and NBC movies of the week such as the Great Mom Swap.Prior to her acting career, Janette was a runway Model for various Fashion Shows and Catalogs such as: Macy's, Sears, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale's. She is also a proud winner of multiple Modeling Competitions & scholarships. Janette grew up in Orange County, CA and attended Foothill High School, which is a National Blue Ribbon School and a California Distinguished School. While a freshmen at Foothill, Janette was named a Student Ambassador under Teddy Roosevelt's most revered presidential program, People to People. Janette traveled all over Europe as a government appointed student ambassador in 1995. Later, in college, she was sent to China as an ambassador. This was her final ambassador appointment.She has since graduated from prestigious universities: UCLA, USC, and UCI. She is now a CPA and back in the entertainment industry, which she loves. She has risen up to senior manager level at NBC Universal. Movie making was always her calling and it doesn't matter if it's in front or behind the screen.She has worked at the most prestigious CPA firm worldwide, Deloitte. Worked on secret government projects at Boeing, where she held a top secret DOD (Department of Defense) clearance. She is highly honored for her internal audit and forensic accounting knowledge. She loves working behind the scenes in an industry she grew up in and in the finance world she has conquered. She is a success story of a child who got a taste of fame and later, as an adult, redirected her childhood success toward another avenue to help her excel at being a professional business woman.
What did Rosalind Franklin do?
By 1952, much was known about DNA, including its exclusive role as genetic material - the sole substance capable of storing practially all the information needed to create a living being. What was not yet known was what the elusive DNA molecule looked like, or how it performed this amazing hereditary function. This would change in the course of a single year. The now familiar double helical structure of DNA, a twisted ladder with base-pairs rungs essential to its hereditary function, was deciphered in 1953. The individuals most commonly associated with this remarkable accomplishment are James Watson and Francis Crick. Maurice Wilkins played a role as well, for which he shared the 1962 Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine with Watson and Crick. Yet there was one other person whose truly essential contribution to this discovery could not be recognized by the Nobel Committee in 1962. That person was Rosalind Franklin. Born in July of 1920, Rosalind Franklin graduated with a Ph.D. from Cambridge University in 1945. In 1951, she went to work as a research associate for John Randall at King's College in London. A chemist by training, Franklin had established herself as a world expert in the structure of graphite and other carbon compounds before she moved to London. In James Watson's account of the discovery of the structure of DNA, entitled The Double Helix, Rosalind Franklin was depicted inaccurately as an underling of Maurice Wilkins at King's College. In fact, Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin were peers. Franklin had discovered that DNA could crystallize into two different forms, an A form and a B form. John Randall gave Franklin the A form and Wilkins the B form, assigning them each the task of elucidating their molecular structure. The technique with which Wilkins and Franklin set out to do this is called X-ray crystallography. With this technique a crystal is exposed to x-rays in order to produce a diffraction pattern. If the crystal is pure enough and the diffraction pattern is acquired very carefully, it is possible to reconstruct the positions of the atoms in the molecules that comprise the basic unit of the crystal called the unit cell. By the early 1950s, scientists were just learning how to do this for biological molecules as complex as DNA. Progress in discerning the structure of DNA was blocked because the A and B forms of DNA were mixed together in preparations, yielding impure crystals and "muddy" diffraction patterns that were near impossible to interpret. After discovering the existence of the A and B forms of DNA, Rosalind Franklin also succeeded in developing an ingenious and laborious method to separate the two forms, providing the first DNA crystals pure enough to yield interpretable diffraction patterns. She then went on to obtain excellent X-ray diffraction patterns of crystalline B-form DNA and, using a combination of crystallographic theory and chemical reasoning, discovered important basic facts about its structure. She discovered that the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA lies on the outside of the molecule, not the inside as was previously thought. She discovered the helical structure of DNA has two strands, not three as proposed in competing theories. She gave quantitative details about the shape and size of the double helix. The all- important missing piece of the puzzle, that she could not discover from her data, was how the bases paired on the inside of the helix, and thus the secret of heredity itself. That discovery remained for Watson and Crick to make. After Randall presented Franklin's data and unpublished conclusions at a routine seminar, aspects of her results were informally communicated to Watson and Crick by Maurice Wilkins and Max Perutz, without her or John Randall's knowledge. It was Watson and Crick who put all the pieces of the puzzle together from a variety of sources including Franklin's results, to build their ultimately correct and complete description of DNA's structure. Their model for the structure of DNA appeared in the journal Nature in April, 1953, alongside Franklin's own report. Rosalind Franklin never knew that Watson and Crick had gotten access to her results. At the time of the Watson and Crick publication and afterwards, Franklin appears not to have been bitter about their accomplishment. In her own publications about DNA structure, she agreed with their essential conclusions but remained skeptical about some details of their model. Franklin moved on to work on an even more challenging problem: the structure of an entire virus, called the Tobacco Mosaic Virus. Her subsequent publications on this topic would include four more papers in the journal Nature. Rosalind Franklin was friendly with both James Watson and Francis Crick, and communicated regularly with them until her life and career were cut short by cancer in April of 1958, at the age of 37. She died with a reputation around the world for her contributions to knowledge about the structure of carbon compounds and of viruses. After her death, Watson and Crick made abundantly clear in public lectures that they could not have discovered the structure of DNA without her work. However, because the Nobel Prize is not awarded posthumously, Rosalind Franklin could not be cited for her essential role in the discovery of the physical basis of genetic heredity
What is the population of Cotton Abbotts?
The population of Cotton Abbotts is 3.
What is the population of Aston Abbotts?
Aston Abbotts's population is 404.
What is the population of Astley Abbotts?
Astley Abbotts's population is 396.
When was William Abbotts born?
William Abbotts was born in 1736.
When did William Abbotts die?
William Abbotts died in 1805.
What is the population of Thorpe Abbotts?
Thorpe Abbotts's population is 605.
What is the population of Stanstead Abbotts?
The population of Stanstead Abbotts is 1,983.
What is the duration of Inventing the Abbotts?
The duration of Inventing the Abbotts is 1.83 hours.
When was Inventing the Abbotts created?
Inventing the Abbotts was created on 1997-04-04.
What has the author I L Abbotts written?
I. L. Abbotts has written: 'A field petrological and geochemical study of the Masirah ophiolite, Oman'
Who played Liv Taylor's sister in inventing the abbotts?
Actress Jennifer Connolley played Liv Tyler's sister in the movie 'Inventing The Abbotts' Actress Jennifer Connolley played Liv Tyler's sister in the movie 'Inventing The Abbotts'
Why is moon called a satellite?
The word come from the Latin for follower or underling. The moon follows the earth and is small enough to be considered an underling.
