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| | Online NewsHour: Man of Faith -- June 4, 1998 |
 | | MARTIN MARTY: I have always found that in the discussion of the absence of God is where the presence is most felt, that in the wintry spirituality one sees more clearly. | | | MARTIN MARTY: You could explore faith and non-faith, faith of other faiths, faith in this environment. | | | MARTIN MARTY: Today, for all of the pluralism we have, for the fact that in any university classroom and in any subway, in any ballgame you might well have every religion ever known in ancient Greece, Rome, Egypt, and the yellow pages of today's phone book, there still are some kinds of insulations. |
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/religion/jan-june98/marty_6-4.html
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| | Martin Luther |
| | Martin Luther is at once a fascinating history, a story of immense spiritual passion and amazing grace, and a superb intellectual biography. | | | Martin Marty, one of today’s most respected theologians, is professor emeritus at the University of Chicago, where the Martin Marty Center has been founded to promote public religion endeavors. | | | People of any faith or of no faith can discover in his struggles and affirmations templates for their own paths, and will find him an engrossing subject, a person capable of living with apparent contradictions along with firm convictions. |
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http://www.christnotes.org/-/_martin-luther_0670032727.asp
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| | 'Stop whining,' Martin Marty advises religion c |
| | Marty began his speech by noting he hears "a lot of whining in religion" today--whining about the increasing secularity of the world and the indifference shown to religious belief. | | | Marty, an author, social researcher and former history professor at the University of Chicago, was a keynote speaker at Religion Communicators Congress 2000, a convention held every 10 years for professional communicators in the world's religions. | | | Rather than whining about what they can't do to express their faith, Christians ought to take advantage of all the ways they can express faith, Marty said, giving an illustration from the ever-raging battles over separation of church and state. |
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http://www.baptiststandard.com/2000/4_17/pages/whining.html
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| | Thursday Theology 285 - Martin Marty's SPEAKING OF TRUST. A Review. |
| | Marty as a faithful pastor, for over half a century knows the value of that key word...trust...and I would agree, that this is what the book is all about. | | | Marty can be as tough as nails when he digs into the horrors of history or the l60,000 Christians who die under persecution in any given year. | | | I am convinced that all of the Apostles, prophets, seasoned church sufferers, and Luther had visions of eternity as they trudged through their respective lives. |
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| | Martin Marty's Martin Luther - Books & Culture |
| | Marty's answer is straightforward: "Had Luther not eventually come to display and preach confidence in the promises of God, not many of the thousands who shared his pilgrimage of faith or who were cheered and guided by his message and programs would have followed. | | | As Marty points out, Luther's posting of his famous 95 theses—literally by post to the Bishop of Mainz and perhaps also by nailing them to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg—was as much an academic reflex as it was a polemical challenge to the Catholic church. | | | Still, no two personalities could be less alike, and Marty does not hide his ambivalence toward the man who—also ambivalently—gave his name to one family of Christians in what is now a denominational division of labor. |
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http://www.christianitytoday.com/bc/2004/003/1.07.html
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| | The University of Chicago creates new center named for retiring professor Martin Marty |
| | Marty Center scholars will focus on communicating research conducted at the University’s Divinity School to the public. | | | By also involving graduate students in their research projects, Marty Center scholars will challenge them at the beginning of their careers to think of themselves as public intellectuals, engaged in research that will explain to the public the role that religion plays--for good and sometimes for ill--in world cultures. | | | When designing new research projects, scholars at the Marty Center will actively consult with religious, civic and professional groups in order to bring opinion makers into direct contact with scholars on the leading edge of research in religion. |
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http://www-news.uchicago.edu/releases/98/980205.marty.center.shtml
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| | Interview with Dr. Martin Marty November 2001 |
| | Marty: Twenty-five or thirty years ago when I was working as the editor of The Christian Century, I did a column called Ex Libris in which I asked all manner of people for their top ten books. | | | Marty: American religion, including Christianity—which is embraced by four out of five Americans and nine out of ten religious Americans—moves in two ways: glacially and seismically. | | | Sightings comes from the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago Divinity School. |
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http://www.ccojubilee.com/minexfolder/minex2001/nov2001/Marty_November01.html
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| | Martin E. Marty Article about Louisville Festival of Faiths |
| | Marty is the Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus at the University of Chicago Divinity School, where he taught for 35 years and where the Martin Marty Center has since been founded to promote “public religion” endeavors. | | | Columns may be quoted or republished in full, with attribution to the author of the column, Sightings, and the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago Divinity School. | | | For over five decades, the Kentucky Council of Churches has served churches in the Commonwealth of Kentucky as the instrument of its members to nurture the unity of the body of Christ and to anticipate that unity, however partially, through common witness and service. |
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http://www.kycouncilofchurches.org/MartyArticle.html
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| | Thursday Theology #296 - Book Review of Martin Marty's MARTIN LUTHER |
| | Marty divides his biography into four periods in the life of the reformer: 1483-1519 ("The Hunger for Certainty"), 1520-1525 ("Defining the Life of Faith"), 1525-1530 ("Living the Faith"), 1530-1546 ("The Heart Grown Cold, the Faith More Certain"). | | | Ultimately, though, Marty's portrayal leaves us with what the reformer's "Anfechtungen" were all about, that is, the collision of the hidden God experienced in seeming arbitrariness and uncertainty and the revealed God seen in weakness in Christ. | | | That, indeed, was the question to a tee and Marty draws from Luther's answers in the reformer's three treatises of that year (Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation, The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, and The Freedom of the Christian). |
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http://www.crossings.org/thursday/Thur021204.htm
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| | Faith's Familiar Face |
| | “Marty is not God,” Appleby told the 1996 gathering of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, which gave the religious historian its career achievement award that year. | | | Marty not only became one of the Divinity School’s shining lights, but also the nation’s foremost scholar on church history. | | | But even then, 20 years ago, Martin Marty, PhD’56, who joined the Divinity School faculty in 1963, was the name you heard or read whenever (and pretty much wherever) theologians, pundits, politicians, and the media examined the impact of religion—or some aspect of religion—on the national psyche. |
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http://www.illuminos.com/mem/articlesAbout/uCMagProfile.html
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| | Speaking of Faith America's Changing Religious Landscape: A Conversation with Martin Marty |
| | Marty's book cited by Krista is Pilgrims in Their Own Land: 500 Years of Religion in America. | | | Marty's 2004 book, The Protestant Voice in American Pluralism, is published as part of the George H. Shriver Lecture Series on religion in American history at Stetson University. | | | One of the goals of the Christian message is to join together the people of the way, the way of an eternally given restlessness, and to win from that restlessness the participation in God, which is all that our mortality can deliver. |
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http://speakingoffaith.publicradio.org/programs/2004/12/09_marty
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| | Martin Marty Presents Mead-Swing Lecture 2003 |
| | Marty's lecture, "Awash in a Sea of Religious Pluralism," will begin at 12:20 p.m. | | | 	Marty has received the National Book Award for Righteous Empire, and is the author of the three-volume Modern American Religion. | | | "As a scholar and commentator who has observed the American religious scene for the past three decades, Martin Marty has the breadth of experience and perspective to address the crucial topic of religious pluralism," says Danforth Professor of Religion and Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Grover Zinn. |
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http://www.oberlin.edu/newserv/03apr/martin_marty_lecture.html
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| | Martin Marty: The Common Good |
| | Martin Marty one of America's foremost theologians and religious historians and the author of more than 40 books will discuss the state of religion in America today. | | | For four decades Marty has contributed to the teaching and writing of religion. | | | As the United States grows in diversity of religion and religious opinion, the time to foster dialogue across faith lines is now. |
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http://www.gracecathedral.org/enrichment/forum/for_20020106.shtml
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| | Martin Marty remains on call |
| | An increasing number of Americans, said Marty, embrace "spirituality," and welcome its presence in public life, while opposing such a role for "organized religions" they find threatening. | | | Religious faith is, in fact, a force that is almost impossible to pigeonhole, said Marty. | | | The church historian is, as Time said, America's "most influential living interpreter of religion." He has written 50- plus books, popular and scholarly, 40-plus years of weekly Christian Century columns and his Context newsletter will soon turn 30. |
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http://tmatt.gospelcom.net/column/1998/05/13
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| | MARTIN MARTY TO SPEAK AT FAITH, REASON AND |
| | Martin Marty, a nationally known minister, professor and historian, will deliver the keynote address, Feb. 9 for the second part of the Faith, Reason and World Affairs Symposium. | | | The Martin Marty Center, which was founded at the Divinity School, promotes “public religion” endeavors. | | | Marty will speak about the Reformation tradition in North America at 9:50 a.m. |
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http://www.cord.edu/dept/news/releases/04023.html
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| | Martin Marty |
| | In 1879 the territory of Dakota was formed into an apostolic vicariate, and Dr. Marty was consecrated bishop of Tiberias in partibua on 1 February, 1880. | | | When he went to Dakota the Roman Catholic church had hardly any existence in the territory, and all the institutions and congregations that have been there established are his creation. | | | raised St. Meinrad's to the rank of an abbey, formed the priests connected with it into the " Helveto-Ameriean congregation," and appointed Father Marty a mitred abbot. |
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http://www.famousamericans.net/martinmarty
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| | onReligion.com - Martin Marty interview |
| | Those who know Martin Marty (and those who don't) might be interested in this interview of the noted scholar of the history of American religion. |
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http://www.onreligion.com/article.php?story=20041107191257108
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Martin Luther: A Penguin Life (Penguin Lives) |
| | Marty excels when he distills Luther's life into his anfectungen: his spiritual depression, doubt, and "spiritual separation anxiety." Luther battled the inner terror of doubts about his acceptance before God. | | | Not only does Dr. Marty finish the story of the movie, but he also takes the measure of the man in a surprisingly unbiased manner. | | | Luther calling the church a "mouth-house," his understanding of vocation, the idea of a "hidden God," and other areas too many to mention are nestled within the book, waiting for the reader to unwrap. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0670032727?v=glance
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| | Context: Martin Marty on Religion and Culture |
| | Martin Marty is one of the most respected and distinguished church scholars in the country. | | | Renowned theologian Martin E. Marty can assist you in keeping up with the latest on the religion forefront. | | | Context is the busy person's friend—providing one-stop reading on the best in religious commentary. |
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http://www.contextonline.org
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| | Agora Christian Bookstore - Martin Marty |
| | Christian Churches in the United States/from 1800 to the Present (Illustrated History of the Church) | | | The fire we can light; the role of religion in a suddenly different world | | | Modern American Religion : The Noise of Conflict 1919-1941 Vol 2 ~ |
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| | Martin E. Marty, Varieties of unbelief : religious atheism |
| | Author of many books on American religion, including Righteous Empire, winner of the National Book Award, and A Nation of Believers, Marty is an editor of MacMillan's Encyclopedia of Religion. | | | Martin E. Marty, Varieties of unbelief : religious atheism | | | Since 1963 Marty has served as a professor of the history of modern Christianity at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago where he received his Ph.D. in American religious and intellectual history. |
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http://www.darkfiber.com/atheisms/atheisms/marty.html
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| | Martin Marty accepts Laing Award from University Press |
| | The “most influential interpreter of religion” in the United States today, according to Time magazine, Marty received the award at a Quadrangle Club reception for the first three volumes of Modern American Religion, a soon-to-be four-volume chronicle of 20th-century American religion and faith. | | | Modern American Religion, currently composed of three volumes: The Irony of It All, 1893-1919 ; The Noise of Conflict, 1919-1941; and Under God Indivisible, 1941-1960, is the first scholarly examination of 20th-century American religious history. | | | According to Marty, there are hundreds of works about the Puritans and the 18th-century Enlightenment, for example, but no comprehensive religious treatment of the 20th century. |
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http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/990429/marty.shtml
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| | Martin E. Marty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | February 5, 1928, West Point, Nebraska) is an American Lutheran religious scholar who has written extensively on 19th century and 20th century American religion. | | | The Fundamentalism Project, Martin E. Marty and R. Scott Appleby, Editors |
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| | Martin Marty and the soul of DC |
| | That is when progress often takes place in a fallen world full of flawed people. | | | Never forget that " you can't get justice without argument." | | | During his 35-year career at the University of Chicago, Marty has been much more than a scholar whose 50 books and 40 years of Christian Century essays helped define an era of church history. |
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http://tmatt.gospelcom.net/column/2000/12/06
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| | NPR : Religion Historian Martin Marty |
| | Marty is also the author of a five-volume work on religion in the 20th century. | | | Fresh Air from WHYY, February 24, 2004 · Marty is one of the foremost authorities on religion and society. | | | His new book is a biography of Martin Luther, one of the leading figures of the Protestant Reformation. |
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1694788
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| | Martin B. "Marty" Mahon obituary, 1/5/2002 |
| | Bishop Paul V. Dudley, the Rev. Ambrose J. Mahon, and the Rev. Paul L. Wolf were the concelebrants. | | | Marty was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, John and Mary Mahon, and by his maternal grandfather, Ben Healy. | | | Marty is survived by his parents, Joseph and Mary Mahon of Mayer; brothers and sisters, Patrick Mahon of Minnetonka, Amy (Bob) Koelfgen of Montrose, Matthew Mahon of Bloomington, and Therese (Tom) Jennings of Edina; a niece, Molly; a nephew, Jacob; maternal grandmother, Enrica Healy of New Brighton; aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends. |
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| | Martin Marty |
| | • The Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus at the University of Chicago, where he taught chiefly in the Divinity School for 35 years and where the Martin Marty Center has since been founded to promote “public religion” endeavors. | | | Marty was president of the American Academy of Religion, the American Society of Church History, and the American Catholic Historical Association. | | | He also has served on two U.S. Presidential Commissions and was director of both the Fundamentalism Project of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Public Religion Project at the University of Chicago. |
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http://www.illuminos.com/mem/bio.html
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| | Mirror of Justice: More from Martin Marty |
| | Sightings comes from the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago Divinity School. | | | [When I taught at Northwestern University Law School, I was, for a while, a member of a reading group at the University of Chicago Divinity School that included Martin Marty, David Tracy, and Robin Lovin. | | | Monday Sightings chose to do little sighting of religious issues in the campaign this year. |
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http://www.mirrorofjustice.com/mirrorofjustice/2004/11/more_from_marti.html
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| | The Martin Marty Center: Research Projects |
| | The Religion and Culture Web Forum comes from the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago Divinity School. | | | Persons seeking to copy or use this material must obtain permission from the Divinity School. | | | No other president has ever so entirely commanded the trust and respect of African Americans for so long. |
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| | National Pastors Convention 2004: Martin Marty :: National Pastors Convention 2004 |
| | Professor Emeritus at the University of Chicago, this seasoned author has written over 50 books including Modern American Religion (3 vols.) and the award-winning Righteous Empire. | | | Martin served on two U.S. Presidential Commissions and is the recipient of 70 honorary doctorates. | | | He holds a National Humanities Medal and the Medal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. |
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http://www.nationalpastorsconvention.com/bios/speakers/marty.php
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| | Martin Marty To Speak at Wellesley College |
| | and is past president of the American Academy of Religion. Dr. Marty's lecture will explore the Christian theological and historical | | | Martin Marty to Speak at Wellesley College October 3, 1997 Martin E. Marty, the nation's leading interpreter of American religion, will | | | Wellesley College. Dr. Marty is Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor at the University |
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http://www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/Releases/1997/100397marty.html
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| | "Marty, Martin Emil, 1928-" Correspondence: Thomas Merton Center |
| | Marty's letter to TM as it appeared in The National Catholic Reporter | | | As described by William H. Shannon, Marty is a "[w]ell-known author in the field of religious literature and longtime associate editor of Christian Century " (source: The Hidden Ground of Love, pp. | | | See also a letter from Merton to Marty published in The Hidden Ground of Love, pp. |
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| | Ludlumbooks.com: Characters: Martin ("Marty") Joseph Zellerbach |
| | While functional in society when he takes his prescription medication, he prefers to isolate himself within the walls of his own house. | | | When he goes off his medication, Marty retreats into fantasy worlds of his own creation. | | | A childhood friend of Jon Smith's, Marty Zellerbach is a computer genius with two Ph.D.'s, hard-earned in the face of his battle with Asperger's Syndrome, a neurological disorder similar to autism. |
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http://www.ludlumbooks.com/characters/MartinJosephZellerbach.html
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| | MARTY DODD |
| | Marty is working twenty hours a week helping make boots and pouches for Bohemond, which means he happens to work on the patio or in the kitchen of our old house, where he played when he was little. | | | He is called Marty, Martin or Bardolf, depending who's calling him. | | | Marty plays Doomtown and western-themed stuff, other CCG and strategy games, lots of online and computer RPG things, and to make his sister happy he learned the Harry Potter CCG in those days. |
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| | EPA Blog: Fun for Christian Soldiers? |
| | This article is from Sightings, produced by the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago Divinity School. | | | Marty will be among the plenary session speakers at this year's EPA convention, coming to the Chicago area April 24-27. | | | Outcry over a Marine General's comments that killing in combat can be "fun" led to an editorial in World magazine (a former EPA member) which concluded, "There is nothing wrong with enjoying one's work." Martin Marty responds. |
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| | Representative Marty Meehan - Massachusetts 5th District - Home Page |
| | The site includes a list of organizations caring for our military men and women through care packages, letters, and other forms of support. | | | Learn about what Marty has been up to in your community! | | | Mouse over the map and click on one of the Fifth Congressional District's 29 cities and towns. |
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| | HI Day - Martin Marty Speech |
| | Senator, now also Professor, Paul Simon had, or created, a much easier assignment than I have before me: he took on the task of reporting on the present situation of the rural churches and of rural America. | | | An illustration comes to mind, which I will illustrate by reference to Winton Blount. | | | Panel of distinguished local political, economic, and cultural leaders will discuss, with the audience, issues of local identity. |
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http://www.uiowa.edu/~humiowa/mmartyspeech.htm
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| | Martin Sexton |
| | Click here to see a list of Martin's upcoming tour dates. |
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| | Martin "Marty" Barry |
| | Marty came to the Hornets following a career that saw him spend parts of 12 seasons in the NHL, though he would only play one more season in the AHA after his stint in Pittsburgh. | | | After his playing career, Barry turned to coaching which included a stop with the Minneapolis Millers of the AHA. | | | You may order an 8x10 copy of this photo from |
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http://www.hockeyresearch.com/atkinsj/players/B/barry.html
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| | Martin (Marty) Klebba's Official Site |
| | This is Marty Klebba's official website for both fans and self promotion. | | | Martin (Marty) Klebba is a Little Person actor, stunt man, and dancer. |
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| | Sightings - by Martin Marty |
| | I found this interesting and pass it along. | | | Martin Marty writes a little web newsletter called, Sightings [http://marty-center.uchicago.edu] that you can subscribe to free of charge. |
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http://homepage.mac.com/madcck/myblog/C835959967/E1921101926
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| | Martin-Scorsese.net - News and discussion on Martin Scorsese and his films |
| | It was also announced today that Oscar-winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker, a long-time collaborator with Martin Scorsese, will be another of the star attractions at the film festival, which runs from August 17-28. | | | Following The Aviator, the revered auteur is planning to make a documentary about plane manufacturer Airbus. | | | Martin-Scorsese.net - News and discussion on Martin Scorsese and his films |
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| | Foymount, ON Photos |
| | Red Buck and Michael Koerner trying to serve a meal - 1957. | | | Chuck Donahugh and his "lucky rabbits foot" - 1957. | | | Jack Schroeder, Marty Martin (with shovel), Marty Leith, Artie Clarke (on the ground) - 1957. |
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http://www.pinetreeline.org/photos/p16-57.html
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| | Martin Scorsese |
| | Find where Martin Scorsese is credited alongside another name | | | Discuss this person with other users on IMDb message board for Martin Scorsese | | | A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies (1995) (TV).... |
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| | Martin's Astrophotography |
| | Images on these pages are copyright © Martin C Germano, 1998-2005. | | | Images may be used on a personal computer (for wallpaper, etc.), or in a not-for-profit publication (such as a club newsletter) with proper credit to the author. | | | As these pages are a work in progress, please check back monthly for new pictures or improvements. |
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