The Ontario Weather Service (OWS) is a private weather service based in Southern California. It provides online weather forecast discussions for upcoming weather events and a 7-day forecast planner.
The Ontario Weather Service has weather spotters and weather reports, who send in weather reports from their respective locations, giving observations attached to a timestamp. The Ontario Weather Service is not part of the National Weather Service.
The OWS was founded on January 1 2000 in Mira Loma, California by Kevin Douglas Martin as an email list.
The Ontario Weather Service has weather spotters and weather reports, who send in weather reports from their respective locations, giving observations attached to a timestamp. The Ontario Weather Service is not part of the National Weather Service.
The OWS was founded on January 1 2000 in Mira Loma, California by Kevin Douglas Martin as an email list.
Morgan Simone White
(b July 17, 2001) is an American child tennis player from Greensboro, NC who began training at the age of four. Her prodigous abilities were identified at the age five by United States Tennis Association (USTA) officials. Since then, she has been involved in many of the association's development programs.
In May 2006, White's family relocated to Atlanta, GA to intensify her training. She has trained with world-renowned developmental coach Ernie Peterson , and currently trains with famed coach Brian deVilliers at the prestigeous DSI Tennis Academy . She is sponsored by Wilson Racket Sports and Apparel.
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(b July 17, 2001) is an American child tennis player from Greensboro, NC who began training at the age of four. Her prodigous abilities were identified at the age five by United States Tennis Association (USTA) officials. Since then, she has been involved in many of the association's development programs.
In May 2006, White's family relocated to Atlanta, GA to intensify her training. She has trained with world-renowned developmental coach Ernie Peterson , and currently trains with famed coach Brian deVilliers at the prestigeous DSI Tennis Academy . She is sponsored by Wilson Racket Sports and Apparel.
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Councillor Jim Clifford is a member of Derry City Council in Northern Ireland. He is based in Creggan and represents the Cityside District Electoral Area. Jim is the longest serving nationalist member of Derry City Council, and has lived in Creggan since the 1960s. He is well-known for his hard work on the ground and for representing the working-class people of Derry with determination and good humour.
Jim is also well known for his charity work with the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Jim is also well known for his charity work with the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Scary Èire
Scary Éire were pioneers of hiphop in Ireland. They have toured with U2 (as did Marxman), and opened for acts such as Gang Starr, Beastie Boys (who they also toured Europe with), House of Pain and Public Enemy. They had a track Lost for Words on the 1993 album 'Planet Rap' from Tommyboy, and recorded a debut album which included production from Howie B, Tricky, Cutmaster Swift, DJ Mek and Sam Scuttery-Eye, nut were then dropped by Island Records, who kept the rights to the album but didn't release it. In 1995 Scary Éire reappeared on London independent label 11 Records and released Dole Q/That's no good to me on 12". The former song is about their various encounters on dole day and the latter a rugged, frenzied cypher. In March 2007, the group released "The Scary Era" album which had been 16 years in the waiting. This is a collection of songs from the pre-celtic tiger years with tracks like Rev It Up, Hold Tight and the very menacing Twisted, as well as featuring classics such as Dole Q. and Truncheon Song, among a variety of other great tracks. "The Scary Era" sounds as relevant today as it ever did.
Scary Éire were pioneers of hiphop in Ireland. They have toured with U2 (as did Marxman), and opened for acts such as Gang Starr, Beastie Boys (who they also toured Europe with), House of Pain and Public Enemy. They had a track Lost for Words on the 1993 album 'Planet Rap' from Tommyboy, and recorded a debut album which included production from Howie B, Tricky, Cutmaster Swift, DJ Mek and Sam Scuttery-Eye, nut were then dropped by Island Records, who kept the rights to the album but didn't release it. In 1995 Scary Éire reappeared on London independent label 11 Records and released Dole Q/That's no good to me on 12". The former song is about their various encounters on dole day and the latter a rugged, frenzied cypher. In March 2007, the group released "The Scary Era" album which had been 16 years in the waiting. This is a collection of songs from the pre-celtic tiger years with tracks like Rev It Up, Hold Tight and the very menacing Twisted, as well as featuring classics such as Dole Q. and Truncheon Song, among a variety of other great tracks. "The Scary Era" sounds as relevant today as it ever did.