There's also footage of Noble recording his neighbours' sex life through an adjoining wall, defecating on a church floor, and fashioning a piece of chicken into a fake vagina.
Has Noble really recorded his own emotional collapse?
He, too, thinks that Opal was a Whiteley, and that the French noble lineage recorded in the diary was merely a childhood fantasy which, in the hands of hostile readers, became a reason to unfairly dismiss Opal's messages about nature.
The IOC's charter may be noble, but its record is not.
Personal notes and memoranda could be turned into memoirs when public men of noble family drafted records of their achievements for their family archives.
Two shots already had been fired at Noble before the recording began.
When questioned about PT HIP's record, Stephen Brown, Noble's director of corporate affairs, said "the company and the relevant parties are actively engaged in a process aimed at any justified grievances being settled amicably".
After 367 bc at least one of the consuls had to be a plebeian, though in practice the consulship was usually limited to wealthy and noble families with distinguished records of public service.
It was recorded at Noble Street Studios in Toronto and Metalworks Studios in Missisauga, Ontario, along with Tree Sound Studios in Atlanta, Georgia and Marvin's Room in Hollywood, California.
However, Britten regarded Grainger's late recording of the Grieg concerto, from a live performance at Aarhus in 1957, as "one of the noblest ever committed to record" – despite the suppression of the disc for many years, because of the proliferation of wrong notes and other faults.
