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Her composition "Remembrance Day" became part of a nationally televised video created by the Canadian Armed Forces. [3] Miles' 1996 album, Slightly Haunted received favorable reviews in the New York Times and was a Billboard Top Ten Pick of the Year. [2] In 1997 she released the album Night in a Strange Town. [3]
Lynn Alan Miles (Chinese: 梅心怡; pinyin: Méi Xīnyí; 15 June 1943 – 8 June 2015) was an American human rights activist in Taiwan. Miles was born in New Jersey and first went to Taiwan in 1962, at the invitation of his college classmate whose father was a ranking security official. But after a few months of living happily with the family ...
H. Lyn Miles (born August 5, 1944) is an American bio-cultural anthropologist and animal rights advocate. Miles is known for a 1970s experiment in which a baby orangutan named Chantek was videotaped during sign language acquisition.
A former Playboy model killed herself and her 7-year-old son after jumping from a hotel in Midtown New York City on Friday morning. The New York Post reports that 47-year-old Stephanie Adams ...
The Lynnes, stylized as The LYNNeS, were a Canadian folk music duo, consisting of singer-songwriters Lynne Hanson and Lynn Miles. [1] Hanson and Miles, each of whom was an established solo artist, had previously worked together as guest musicians on each other's albums, and began writing songs together in the mid-2010s before releasing Heartbreak Song for the Radio, their debut album as a duo ...
In 2008, she completed a book in English compiling the experiences of early foreign human rights activists in Taiwan, entitled A Borrowed Voice: Taiwan Human Rights through International Networks, 1960-1980 (with co-author Lynn Miles), [27] published with a grant from the Taiwan government's Bureau of Cultural Reconstruction, then under a DPP ...
The band issued their first live album, The Way to Go Out, [1] on 1 April 1985, which was recorded and mixed live by Miles. [14] A month later the group released their first video album, on VHS, of the same name, which also included three previously aired music videos, "Talking to a Stranger", "Lumps of Lead", and "Judas Sheep". [14]
Traci Lynn Hammerberg (March 7, 1966 – December 15, 1984) was an 18-year-old American who was killed on December 15, 1984. Her murderer was identified in 2019 through forensic genealogy. Her murderer was identified in 2019 through forensic genealogy.