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What he did Carroll project-managed TMW's latest campaign for Lynx, '18 years, 18 artists, 1 iconic fragrance', celebrating 18 years of Lynx Africa. Tell us about this project. As Lynx's [...]

Byline: Tom Henderson Mark Carroll is managing partner of Detroit-based Superior Capital Partners LLC, a private equity firm that launched in 2007 with a $50 million fund to invest in [...]

Harmon, Mark GHOSTS OF HONOLULU Harper Select/HarperCollins (NonFiction None) $26.99 11, 14 ISBN: 9781400337019 It's no secret that Japanese spies worked in Hawaii in the years before Pearl Harbor, but [...]

Ghosts of Honolulu: A Japanese Spy, a Japanese American Spy Hunter, and the Untold Story of Pearl Harbor Mark Harmon and Leon Carroll Jr. Harper Select, $29.99 (272p) ISBN 978-1-400-33701-9 [...]

Mr. Carroll has joined Nemours Foundation, Center for Process Excellence, Jacksonville, Fla., as business process consultant. He had been project manager for professional business services, Children's Hospital, [...]

What sounds like a gimmick--a troupe of Shakespearean actors getting into costume and make up in full view of the audience--turns out to be a stroke of genius when executed [...]

The Recruiting Officer Donmar, until 14 April A Few Man Fridays Riverside, until 10 March Joy of joys. Huge, fat, inebriating doses of adulation have been squirted all over Josie [...]

(GUTHRIE THEATER, MINNEAPOLIS; L100 SEATS; $69 TOP) A Guthrie Theater presentation of a play in two acts by Henrik Ibsen, translated and adapted by Robert Bly. Directed by Tim Carroll. [...]

Photographs of artwork produced by International Sculpture Center members including artists Mark Carroll, Ruth Gilbert and Judith Peck, are presented.

The article focuses on the meeting of rugby player Sam Burgess with Mark Carroll as Carroll gives Burgess tips on how to win the first grand final game of the team Rabbitohs.

This article presents information on rugby football player Mark Carroll and his wife Monique Carroll. Mark Carroll played rugby league in the front-row for Penrith, South Sydney and Manly. At the age of 16, when she met him, all she wanted to do was dance. She was on a cruise with her mother. He was 20 years of age, and away with mates. After that they saw each other once during the week. They married when she was 22. They live in a big house with a pool in northern beaches of Sydney, New South Wales.

The article cites a report in the journal "Geophysical Research Letters" regarding the results of a survey of Canada's Arctic lakes by Mark Carroll at the University of Maryland in College Park. Park found that northern lakes in Canada appear to be shrinking, but southern lakes are not. Park's findings are contrary to previous surveys showing lakes in the southern-most part of the Arctic are shrinking as a result of melting permafrost, which allows lakes to drain into the soil.

Test legend Rugby football player Mark Carroll had a simple message for Wauchope teenager who cut him down after a spirited 40-metre charge at Coramba Sportsground. Carroll, a veteran of 12 Tests and seven Origins made a triumphant return to league in his country football debut with Orara Valley Axemen last weekend. The 36-year-old front-rower made 22 hit-ups in his 40-minute stint on fields leading up front as home side trounced Wauchope 70-zero in their lopsided Group two showdown. Carroll estimates a crowd of between 600 and 700 people turned up for clash that would usually draw only 200 spectators.

The rugby football team South Sydney Rabbitohs player Mark Carroll has told about his motives for joining “Team Pappas”. Carroll, who joined the rebel ticket after a personal invitation from Ray Martin and Andrew Denton, was targeted in newspaper article by former team-mate and Wests Tigers center Terry Hill, a Rabbitoh junior and George Piggins supporter. Hill suggested the former international had only joined Nick Pappas and co. because he loves seeing his name in the paper

Former Manly enforcer Mark Carroll is set to begin a career as the "front-row doctor," leasing himself out to league and union teams. Retired from the game for the past three years as of 2003, Carroll has a vision to aid front-rowers in the rugby football team. "I've got my own style, but have also learned the game from great coaches like Bob Fulton," says Carroll. Working with Warringah rugby club at the invitation of Rats coach Gary Ella, Carroll has no doubt he could also improve defensive frailties of his old club Rabbitohs..

The article reviews the retail store of supermarket Gelson's Markets opened in Irvine, California in October 2014 and presents views of Mark Carroll, senior director at Encino, California-based store of the supermarket chain.

The article reports that according to Mark Carroll, an Australian former professional rugby league footballer, there is no evidence the shoulder charge should be outlawed on the hit by player Kade Snowden that broke Ray Thompson's jaw.

The article discusses incident wherein rugby football player Mark Carroll has been ejected from the playing field after colliding with an opponent.

The article looks into the events in rugby football on October 17, 1990 including the departure of Mario Fenech from the South Sydney Bunnies, the punishment to Mark Carroll and the match between the Australia Kangaroos and Wigan.

The article focuses on the emotions of Mark Carroll, rugby league footballer after his team Manly Warringah Sea Eagles of New South Wales won the grand finals of National Rugby League.

The article reports on how former player of Penrith Panthers rugby league team Chris Mortimer, took the help of his team-mate Mark Carroll to treat his thumb during the 1989 Australian rugby league premiership in Australia. As reported, Mortimer took the help as he wanted to play in a match which was important for the chances of the team to qualify for the final of the premiership. As reported, the surgeon who had inserted two pins in the thumb of Mortimer was absent on the day of the match.

The article presents the comments of Mark Carroll, a former player of the rugby football team Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, about his participation in the grand final match of a rugby football tournament during the year 1995. Carroll says that he felt very tired before the match. According to him, the Sea Eagles team was defeated by the Canterbury Bulldogs team during the match.

The article presents an interview with rugby football player Adam Cuthbertson. Cuthbertson says that he respects rugby football coach Mark Carroll. According to him, his mother and father got divorced when he was young and his grandparents looked after him. He says that the rugby team Manly Warringah Sea Eagles is a good team.

The article presents an account of the day of June 14, 1990, when Mark Carroll, player of Rugby League football club South Sydney Rabbitohs, was preparing himself for the match against his old club Penrith Panthers. Carroll joined South Sydney after Cast aside by Penrith at the end of 1989. So the first thing he did when he picked up the draw for the 1990 season was finding out the date of match between South Sydney played Penrith.

The article reports that Hollywood hero Russell Crowe has ordered Jason Death to postpone his debut with Orara Valley so the former NRL star can spend more time with his young family. Death, the 33-year-old South Sydney hooker who retired last season, was supposed to join Crowe's Axemen this week as they finalise preparations for their assault on this year's Group 2 competition. But with wife Yvette due to give birth to their second child in seven weeks, and his new print-brokering business up and running. Death admits he's keen to fill the sizeable boots left by former Test forward Mark Carroll, who played nearly all of last season for Orara Valley at the request of Crowe.

This article focuses on reborn Rabbitoh Lee Hookey who admits a "kick up the bum" from former greats Gorden Tallis and Mark Carroll convinced him to come back to the NRL. Hookey retired from the game midway through the off-season before bumping into the two former Test forwards at Russell Crowe's sevens tournament at Orara Valley.

The article presents a collective history of architecture firm Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) in Genoa, Italy narrated by some of the office's partners. Flavio Marano cites that RPBW made the Italian Industrial Pavillion in Osaka, Japan. Mark Carroll notes that the firm won a competition for the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Grenoble, France in 1989. Donald Hart relates that one of most wise things architect Renzo Piano, founder of RPBW, said is that to be an architect one must be physically strong.

Rugby football coach Des Hasler's reputation as the ultimate competitor has failed to wane even after taking on Manly's head coaching job. New Manly signing rugby player Andrew Walker has revealed his coach has been as competitive as his players on the training paddock this season. "He's still fit as ever," Walker says. "He's still fit as ever," Walker says. "If we need him for 10, we'll throw him on. He gets in and does the runs with us. Not many coaches do that. I heard he wrestled Spud, Manly assistant coach Mark Carroll, the other week and he just hammered him," Walker added.

Kangaroo rugby league tour's legend player Mark Carroll has hit out at the growing list of players who've withdrawn from the tour of Great Britain— warning that the Australian jumper is in danger of being "given away". A veteran of 12 Tests, Carroll is concerned by growing injury toll that has already claimed Australian captain Andrew Johns, Parramatta centre Jamie Lyon and Dragions stars Jason Ryles, Shaun Timmins and Luke Bailey.

Former international Mark Carroll will make his Group 2 debut with the front-running Orara Valley Axemen in the week ending June 11, 2003. Carroll, who retired from the game in 1999, will play for the standard payments of $100 per win. Still involved in league at his former clubs Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and South Sydney Rabbitohs, Carroll was lured back to the game after a chance meeting with Rabbitohs celebrity supporter Russell Crowe at the SCG in round 11.

Presents the outcome of the 4.75-mile Manchester Road Race in Manchester, Connecticut on November 23, 2000.

Focuses on the injuries and pains experienced by players in the National Rugby League competitions in Australia. Why players continue to play football despite their injuries; Injuries experienced by Newcastle's Matthew Johns and South Sydney's Mark Carroll; How injuries affect Paul Harragon's performance.

The article presents the views of Mark Carroll, Australian former professional rugby league footballer, on the extraordinary performance expected from Sam Burgess, English professional rugby league player for the team South Sydney Rabbitohs in the National Rugby League 2016 season.

The article presents an interview with former rugby football player Paul Harragon. Harragon says that former rugby player Mark Carroll was one of his rivals. According to the player, he tore a muscle during a match played against the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles team in the year 1995. He adds that he felt very happy on being selected to play for the national rugby football team of Australia. INSET: NO WONDER YOU FELL OFF THAT TACKLE, CHIEF.

"This annual event is one that folks return to time and time again", said Mark Carroll, AgriLife Extension agent for Floyd County. The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service event will take place at the Floyd County Friends Unity Center, 990 Farm-to-Market Road 786 in Muncy. The Caprock Crop Production Conference for Crosby and Floyd counties is set for April 1 in Floyd County. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents an interview with Mark Carroll, the former player of Australia-based Manly Warringah Sea Eagles rugby team. When asked about the reason of his switching to the South Sydney Rabbitohs rugby team, he asserts that it was a great opportunity for him. When asked if money was the main thing that lured him to the Sea Eagles, he reveals that his main motive to join the Sea Eagles was to win a title. He asserts that it was very satisfying winning the World Cup in 1995.

Rugby football team Manly Warringah Sea Eagles' second-season rugby recruit Sam Harris is refreshingly honest about his career in rugby league. Travel or no travel, Harris saw the writing on the wall after the Waratahs were humiliated 96-19 by the rampant Canterbury Crusaders in 2002. Growing up as a Manly fan in the early 1990s, Harris idolised the likes of Geoff Toovey, Mark Carroll and Matthew Ridge. Harris has been in a very odd situation, if he fails to perform for the club this season, he would be required to search a new club. If his game keeps developing, Harris may yet find league offers him the chance to make a few more of those overseas trips he fancies so much.

Focuses on the winners of the Manchester Road Race 4.75-Mile in Manchester, Connecticut in 1999.

The article offers information on the development of open source network operating system (NOS) OpenSwitch Community by software company HP. Topics discussed include network virtualization of software provided by software firm VMware, views of Mark Carroll, Networking chief technology officer of HP, on the development of NOS, and ease of interoperability by the NOS development.