James C. Ryan

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  Thursday, June 1, 2006, by James Ryan
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  James Ryan graduated from West Point in 1962.He is cofounder of West Point Graduates Against The War.

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  James Ryan, a 1962 graduate of the United States Military Academy, is co-founder of West Point Graduates Against The War LINK and Service Academy Graduates Against The War, LINK.
  
  This entry was posted on Friday, March 23rd, 2007 at 9:42 pm and is filed under U.S. News.

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  The open jam will be hosted by the Headhunters band featuring organizer-sax man Brent Hutchinson, harp-pianist Gary Preston, bassist Norm Piercy, guitarist Jim Ryan and drummer Don McGillivray.

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  Hal Lindes, guitarist from Dire Straits, lends a talented hand on Tarquin's remake of "You Know What I Mean" and the bass virtuoso Randy Coven tears it apart with Tarquin on the track "Play With Me." There is also an appearance from James Ryan, the Australian shred guitarist from the band Men At Work, with his rendition of "Big Block."

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  Published on: 8/11/2007    Last Visited: 11/9/2007  

  On Saturday NUI, Galway's Prof Brian Arkins will speak on The Poetry Of Oliver St John Gogarty at 11am; writer Ulick O'Connor will be speaking at 2.30pm; The Irish Times' Caroline Walsh will open Gogarty - 50th Anniversary Art Exhibition (featuring artists like Brian Bourke, John Behan, and Joe Boske) at 6pm; and at 7.30pm NUIG's James Ryan will speak on Gogarty and George Moore, followed by music from Dordán.

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  Finally, headbangers can get off on Doug Stapp's killer version of "Frankenstein," James Ryan's trippy "Space Talk," Doug Doppler's industrial shred-fest "Zero Gravity," and Guitar Masters producer Brian Tarquin's rock/electronica hybrid "Jack Hammer" (which was recorded at his Jungle Room Studios in New York City).
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  Roland/Boss clinician James Ryan gets to step out from the teacher's desk for a nice piece of soaring pop metal(there can be such a thing, right?).

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  Jim Ryan spent five years in the army artillery with assignments in the United States and Europe.Thereafter a businessman, he subsequently became a writer.He divides his time between Istanbul, Turkey where he lives, and New York City where he teaches in the summer at Columbia University.Father of four, Jim has eight grandchildren.

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  by William M. Cross, James C. Ryan, and Joseph J. Wojcik,
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  James C. Ryan, USMA 1962
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  James C. Ryan spent five years in the army artillery with assignments in the United States and Europe.Thereafter a businessman, he subsequently became a writer.He divides his time between Istanbul, Turkey where he lives, and New York City where he teaches in the summer at Columbia University.Father of four, Jim has eight grandchildren.
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  James C. Ryan
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  James C. Ryan

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  There is also an appearance from James Ryan, the Australian shred guitarist from the band Men At Work, with his rendition of "Big Block".
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  14. Westside Highway - featuring James Ryan (3:37)
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  2. Big Block - James Ryan (5:02)

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  Published on: 2/5/2007    Last Visited: 3/17/2008  

  My guess is that DFE had a new writer (Jim Ryan) doing stories, instead of John W. Dunn.
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  Maybe Ryan wanted to take "Inspector" cartoons to a new direction.
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  Jim Ryan appears to have become the new head writer for the series starting with "Le Quiet Squad" and working all the way through "Le Ball and Chain Gang".You'll notice the disappearance of Deux-Deux in the series seems to coincide with Ryan taking story writing responsibilites in lieu of Dunn.
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  Jim Ryan was a good writer but was much too inconsistent.Some of the Inspector shorts he wrote like "Le Quiet Squad", "Le Bowser Bagger", and "Les Miserobots" are quite funny but he also wrote some real stinkers such as "Tour De Farce" (one of my least favorite Inspector shorts) and "Le Ball and Chain Gang" (there was no point to this short.It's just more or less about an angry husband and wife bickering while the Inspector himself is just a background character!).Even on the Pink Panther series, Jim Ryan was quite hit-and-miss.Again, he wrote some quite funny shorts in that series such as "Pink Posies", "Prefabricated Pink", "The Hand is Pinker Than the Eye", and "Psychedelic Pink" (which is actually a top favorite of mine) but also wrote some pretty terrible shorts such as "Come on In!The Water's Pink" and "Pink Sphinx".
  
  Jim Ryan seems to have left the studio around 1968 or so but even after his leave, Dunn still seems to have been away from the Inspector series.
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  Even on the Pink Panther series, Jim Ryan was quite hit-and-miss.Again, he wrote some quite funny shorts in that series such as "Pink Posies", "Prefabricated Pink", "The Hand is Pinker Than the Eye", and "Psychedelic Pink" (which is actually a top favorite of mine) but also wrote some pretty terrible shorts such as "Come on In!The Water's Pink" and "Pink Sphinx".

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