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What used to be the American Southwest. In this post-MAD MAX Adventureture, a woman mercenary is hired to bust into a 21st-century robot Warehouse which is operated by psychos. Cherry 2000
Founded in 1869, Cherry Grove, Fire Island, NY, is considered by most to be the first openly LGBTQ community in the United States. Coming of Age in Cherry Grove
Relaxing with the sights and sounds of spring in Japan's mountainous regions during spring cherry blossom bloom, paired with soothing piano music. Spring in Japan
Forbidden Highway is a movie starring Ron Cobert, Kira Reed Lorsch, and Mia Zottoli. Young and attractive Cherry decides to hide in Las Vegas after robbed the employer, the boss of a mafia. But that sends on its traces of bandits... Forbidden Highway
Cherry Pop holds the top of the pop charts. Scheduled for an interview regarding her non-existent new album, she tries to find inspiration for new hits. Drawing from past to present wild rides, the pressure is on as new singing sensation Kitty Kat can easily take the top spot. Rockstar Undercover
What used to be the American Southwest... In this post-MAD MAX adventure, a woman mercenary is hired to bust into a 21st-century robot warehouse which is operated by psychos. Cherry 2000
We're learning to be the loving & inviting family of God who Reach, Build & Send people with life & hope in Jesus Christ. Cherry Hills Baptist Church - Springfield, IL
Do you sometimes experience periods of worry and funk and would like a set of tools to help diminish these worrisome and funky periods in your life?

Do you want to know what you can DO about how you FEEL?

Dr. Violet Black-Cherry graduated summa cum laude and holds a bachelors degree from BAASC (Broke As All Hell College), has a masters degree from FASU (Frustrated As Hell University) and recently got her PhD at the School of LIAF (Life Is Actually Fabulous).

This podcast is dedicated to providing you tools to deal with that pesky bugger called worry and that other pesky nuisance affectionately known as funk.

"Dr." Violet Black-Cherry, brings you tips & tricks she has personally employed & recommended to her dear clients aka her friends & acquaintances.

Stay tuned to the episodes in this series to help get you from worry-filled scatter brain to successful worry manager. Be forewarned...some of the tips will be wacky yet oh so fun. Cheerio!

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People either love Don Cherry or hate him, but they all listen as he offers up the most entertaining and candid views on what's making news in hockey. Check in daily as Don and Brian Williams cover hockey from the minor leagues all the way up to the NHL. Grapeline
Liam is the youngest of the Clancy Brothers. He displayed an artistic disposition at an early age, while growing up in Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. While still in his teens, Liam explored writing and painting, though he was particularly drawn to the theatre. Before he was twenty years old, Liam had founded the local dramatic society and had produced, directed, set-directed, and starred in "The Playboy of the Western World". Liam had also performed at the renowned Gaiety Theatre in Dublin.

In 1955,American song-collector Diane Hamilton arrived at the Clancy home while on a song-collecting tour of Ireland. Liam joined her on the trip to Keady, Co. Armagh, where they met the singer Sarah Makem and her son, Tommy. Both Liam and Tommy emigrated to America the following year, pursuing careers in acting, both on stage and television.

Liam began singing with his brothers at fund-raising events for the Cherry Lane Theatre and the Guthrie benefits. The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, began recording on Paddy Clancy's "Tradition" label in the late 50's. A record breaking 16 minute long performance on the Ed Sullivan Show launched the group into stardom. The quartet recorded numerous albums for Columbia Records and enjoyed great success during the 60's folk revival.

In 1973, Liam left the group to pursue a solo career. Hewas based in Calgary, where he became an established television performer. Liam had his own series, which won a Canadian Emmy Award. A few years later, Liam teamed up again with his old pal Tommy Makem. As Makem & Clancy, the two recorded several hits including "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" and "The Dutchman". They toured and recorded together until the late 80's.

Liam joined his brothers and nephew Robbie O'Connell in 1990, though he still performed some shows with his Fairweather Band as well as with the Phil Coulter Orchestra. From 1996-1999, Liam toured with his son, Donal Clancy, and Robbie O'Connell. The group, known as Clancy, O'Connell, & Clancy, delighted audiences across North America and Europe. They released two highly praised albums together.

Liam currently performs as a solo act at pubs, theatres, and festivals across North America and Ireland. He is also completing work on his autobiography. Liam also runs his own recording studio at his estate in Ring, Co. Waterford. Liam Clancy

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