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Arkansas State Police
The official state police of Arkansas, ASP was founded in the October of 1935 when Governor Junius Marion Futrell and the Arkansas General Assembly signed into law Act 120, known as the Chrisp-Carter Bill.
The first men and women to join the organization were called Rangers. With the passage of time, however, they would come to be known as Troopers.
Thread of Time (Taliesin Orchestra album)
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Album Info
Thread of Time -- The Best of the Music of Enya (2002) is the fifth album out of nine (excluding one import[1]) released by the Taliesin Orchestra, and is a tribute to the Irish singer Enya. There have been three other Enya tribute albums released by the Orchestra: Orinoco Flow, An Instumental Tribute to the Hits of Enya, and Maiden of Mysteries.
Track listing
- "Council of Elrond With Aniron" -- 5:36
- "Orinoco Flow" -- 4:12
- "May It Be" -- 4:37
- "Only If" -- 6:10
- "Before the Storm" -- 2:48
- "Storms in Africa" -- 7:06
- "Memory of Trees" -- 4:23
- "Anywhere Is" -- 5:48
- "Athair Ar Neamh" -- 3:40
- "Evacuee" -- 3:53
- "Only Time" -- 4:18
The Orchestra for this Album
- Rita Manning -- Violin, Orchestra
- Jim McLeod -- Violin, Orchestra
- Peter Oxer -- Violin, Orchestra
- Anthony Pleeth -- Cello, Orchestra
- Maciej Rakowski -- Violin, Orchestra
- Frank Ricotti -- Orchestra, Tympani (Timpani)
- David Shumway -- Cello, Orchestra
- Robert Spates -- Violin, Orchestra
- Hugh Webb -- Harp, Orchestra
- Gavyn Wright -- Violin, Orchestra
- Felicia Sorensen -- Arranger, Vocal Arrangement
- Bill Benham -- Violin, Orchestra
- Barbara Brown -- Cello, Orchestra
- Dermot Crehan -- Violin, Orchestra
- Vaughan Armon -- Violin, Orchestra
- Martin Robinson -- Cello, Orchestra
- Patrick Kiernan -- Violin, Orchestra
- Boguslaw Kostecki -- Violin, Orchestra
- Justin Pearson -- Cello, Orchestra
- Mark Whitaker -- Art Direction, Design
- Rolf Wilson -- Violin, Orchestra
- Cathy Giles -- Cello, Orchestra
- Sam Skelton -- Woodwind
- Kathy Birch -- Cello, Orchestra
- Lee Brewster -- Violin, Orchestra
- Riza Browder -- Violin, Orchestra
- Bill Comita -- Cello, Orchestra
- Paul Gardham -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Jeff Girdler -- French Horn, Orchestra
- James Gollmer -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Jennifer Himes -- Violin, Orchestra
- Harriette Hurd -- Violin, Orchestra
- Linda Kapusciars -- Cello, Orchestra
- Phyllis Mauney -- Harp, Orchestra
- Sue Midkiff -- Violin, Orchestra
- Jon Nazdin -- Bass, Orchestra
- John Pigneguy -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Simon Rundlett -- Violin, Orchestra
- Nancy Jo Snider -- Cello, Orchestra
- Phil Splezter -- Violin, Orchestra
- Judy Steinmeyer -- Violin, Orchestra
- Richard Watkins -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Lisa Sayre -- Oboe, Orchestra
- Roger Whitworth -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Paul Cullington -- Orchestra, Double Bass
- Amy Comtrolis -- Cello, Orchestra
- Perry Mason -- Violin, Orchestra
- Rebecca Hirsch -- Violin, Orchestra
- Kenneth Soper -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Belinda Swanson -- Violin, Orchestra
- Hugh Seenan -- French Horn, Orchestra
- Sophie Harris -- Cello, Orchestra
- Teri Lazar -- Violin, Orchestra
- Bruno Nasta -- Violin, Orchestra
- Charles Sayre -- Conductor
- Leslie Ludena -- Orchestra
- Carlton Batts -- Mastering
- Mark Berrow -- Violin, Orchestra
- Ben Cruft -- Violin, Orchestra
- Roger Garland -- Violin, Orchestra
- Wilfred Gibson -- Violin, Orchestra
- John Heley -- Cello, Orchestra
- Paul Kegg -- Cello, Orchestra
- Gary Kettel -- Percussion, Orchestra
- Chris Laurence -- Orchestra, Double Bass
- Martin Loveday -- Cello, Orchestra
- Trammell Starks -- Keyboards, Programming, Mixing, Producer, Engineer
References
- "Track Listing", "side infobox", and "The Orchestra for this Album" information taken from Artist Direct.
See also
Mike Haynes (ice hockey)
Biography
Michael Haynes | |
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| Occupation | Sports broadcaster |
| Spouse | Victoria Haynes |
| Children | Kiara Haynes, Kian Haynes |
Michael Haynes is the current play-by-play TV broadcaster for the Colorado Avalanche ice hockey team with Altitude Sports and Entertainment. He also calls games for the Colorado Mammoth and the Colorado Rapids, as well as hosting Altitude's One-on-One show. Haynes has twice been honored as Denver's Best Sportscaster by Westword magazine. Mike has a wife, Victoria, and two children, daughter Kiara and son Kian. They currently reside in Littleton, Colorado.
Broadcasting roles
Being one of the most versatile sports broadcasters, Haynes also calls games for many other sports besides ice hockey, including Colorado Rapids soccer, Colorado Springs Sky Sox baseball, Colorado Mammoth lacrosse, college football and basketball, rodeo, wrestling, and boxing. Previously, Haynes was also the play-by-play announcer for Colonial Hockey League's Utica Bulldogs (1993-4) and the Capital District Islanders of the American Hockey League. Haynes also called the national championships of golden gloves boxing on Fox Sports in 2002.