The name for this stage is derived from the town of Bayeux in northwestern France.
The name for this stage is derived from Oxford, Oxfordshire, England.
The name for this stage is derived from the Kimmeridge area in Dorset, southern England.
The name for this stage is derived from the town of Aalen, located 80 km (50 miles) east of Stuttgart in the Swabian Alps of Germany.
The name for this stage is derived from the Kellaways area in Wiltshire, England, which was known as Callovium during Roman times.
"No one had any idea of whether it was any good," laughs Poésy, who took her mother's maiden name for the stage.
Lynn was born Vera Margaret Welch in the East End of London in 1917, and sang in the working men's clubs, adopting her grandmother's maiden name for her stage name.
A native of Chicago, Ms. Lang, who was born Pearl Lack and changed her name for the stage, studied with local teachers and soon showed a gift for both dancing and dance-making; she created her first dance at the age of 10 for a school class and, at 16, choreographed and performed a dance to Mozart's "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik".
In the past few years, some pundits have been urging the example of Hammer on younger British film-makers, thus far without result: the few British horror films of the Nineties have stressed the "Gore" rather than the classiness of "Kensington Gore" (the jocular name for the stage blood Hammer used so freely).
Data are calculated as the number of buds with positive staining out of the number of observed buds (see legend of Figure 2 for stage name abbreviations) It has long been considered that oral teeth and dermal denticles display developmental similarities [ 1- 3].
