does anyone know an artist called lisa bristow living in nth nsw mullumbimby she has baby 1-2 years old?
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Dear ASKER,\n\nYour question is not really a valid one. But since its something about art i would consider it a valid one. And i think you placed it under the wrong SUBJECT.\n\nI would suggest you to copy your question and put it under\n\nHome > Other\n or\nHome > Arts & Humanities > Visual Arts \n\nThank you very much.\n\n-Post Master
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Hey, here is some contact information for her.\n\nEmail Addy:  LG@larriangillespie.com\n\nFor more information, please contact:\n\nMary Evans\nRosen, Savitz and Fox Promotions\n(310) 471-7532\nEmail:  Mevans@larriangillespie.com\n\nLarrian is represented by:\n\nMarilyn Allen\nAllen O'Shea Literary Agency\n(203) 359-9965 \nEmail:  MA615@aol.com
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no. her mother's name is nicola and she was born in sydney, australia.
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Sonia Collymore is the artist name you are looking for
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HI! here is a list I found, perhaps this or other links will get you started:\nhttp://www.art-search.com.au/art_products_services/interior_design/
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I live next to her. \n\nShe is a very nice woman. her son was taken 15 years ago. And she has really done a lot for other children.\n\nI really think she is a nice person :D
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Pregnant Hi-5 star bows out\nBy Phillip Koch\nFebruary 26, 2006\n\n\nHI-5 star Kathleen de Leon yesterday confirmed she is four months pregnant and will temporarily leave the hit children's band to concentrate on motherhood.\n\n\nOverjoyed: Daniel Jones and Kathleen de Leon at their wedding\n"We're over-the-moon," she said. "We just came back from our honeymoon and found out. It was a wonderful surprise. I've been pretty blessed."\n\nThe singer married Savage Garden star Daniel Jones on the Gold Coast in October last year with the couple honeymooning in Venice, the Greek Islands, Switzerland and Thailand.\n\n"Daniel is so over the moon – he is looking forward to it so much," she said.\n\nSince Hi-5 was launched seven years ago, de Leon, 28, and the four other band members have become famous around the world.\n\n"They all cried when I told them," confided de Leon, who plans to complete a two-month tour of the UK and Singapore before going on maternity leave.\n\nHi-5 have found a temporary replacement for de Leon.\n\n* Daughter Mikayla born July 27th 2006
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her email address used to be curvy_lady_mail@yahoo.com, but she's not been active for a while now, so good luck and share the news if you get any reply.  There's also a Yahoo group with tons of pictures of her, morphed and real, which is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/moyra_morphed/
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maibe u'd want to check out tis site! it's k. u might be able to send her fan mail. k. Good luck w/ everything! bi!
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im guessing your not from where i am coz im in aust and that happened last year.\nkim has an accident and its discovered the baby has a differant blood type to him and hayley...alas- they discover it's scotts.
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yes i do do you? how old are you? and julie do you realise this is just a kid.!!!
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I live in NSW..  Close.
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Fiona Wood\nFiona Wood is a plastic surgeon working in Perth, Western Australia. She was named Australian of the Year for 2005 by Australian Prime Minister John Howard at a ceremony in Canberra to mark Australia Day.\nWood is the director of the Royal Perth Hospital burns unit and the Western Australia Burns Service. She was made famous for procedures using spray-on skin cultured from the patient?s own skin, used in the treatment of burn victims after the Bali bombing. She has started a company called Clinical Cell Culture (C3) to commercialise this procedure. \n\nWood is the mother of six children.\n\nBurns doctor named Australian of the Year\nPerth plastic surgeon Fiona Wood has been named Australian of the Year, while an environmentalist, a film-maker and a philanthropist have taken out the other 2005 honours.\n\nPrime Minister John Howard has made the announcements outside Parliament House in Canberra.\n\nDr Wood is the director of the Royal Perth Hospital's burns unit and the Western Australia Burns Service.\n\nWestern Australia's only female plastic surgeon, Dr Wood came to prominence for the use of spray-on skin that she pioneered in the treatment of burn victims after the Bali bombings.\n\nThe new treatment, which is still under development, reduces by a three-quarters the time it takes to produce enough skin cells to cover major burns.\n\nShe says she hopes to use her profile to raise awareness of the need for ongoing research into better ways to treat serious burns. \n\n"I've had the privilege of making basic science impact upon medical care, always striving to do better for our burns patients, always striving to make the quality of that scar worth the pain of survival," she said. \n\nDr Wood is also a businesswoman - she is the co-founder of the private company Clinical Cell Culture.\n\nThe company has been recognised in medical circles for its world-leading research.\n\nThe chair of the National Australia Day Council board, Lisa Curry-Kenny, says Dr Wood, who is also a mother of six, has been honoured for her outstanding medical contributions.\n\n"Fiona has dedicated her life to raising a family and helping others through her extraordinary medical talent and is an outstanding Australian of the Year selection," Ms Curry-Kenny said.\n\nDr Wood succeeds Steve Waugh, who was last year's Australian of the Year.\n\n"I'm here tonight as a a surgeon and an immensely proud Australian," Dr Wood said.\n\nShe has been chosen ahead of seven other nominated Australians, including Academy Award-winning actor and UNICEF ambassador Nicole Kidman, and United Nations humanitarian worker Rodney Cox.\n\nYoung Australian\n\nThe national awards also honour outstanding Australians in three other categories - Young Australian of the Year, Senior Australian of the Year and Local Hero.\n\nNew South Wales film-maker, writer, actor and law student Khoa Do has been named the 2005 Young Australian of the Year. \n\nThe 25-year-old has been nominated for an AFI Award for his screenplay for the short film Delivery Day.\n\nWhen asked in 2002 to teach film production to 'at risk' youths in the Sydney suburb of Cabramatta, Mr Khoa turned the life experiences of his students into the internationally acclaimed film The Finished People.\n\nMr Khoa came to Australia as a refugee.\n\nSenior Australian\n\nThe 2005 Senior Australian of the Year is Antonio Milhinhos in recognition of his community service efforts.\n\nMr Milhinhos, who built a retail/wholesale distribution business, is a migrant from Portugal.\n\nSince the day he donated the entire stock of his supermarket to families affected by Cyclone Tracy's devastating assault on Darwin, Mr Milhinhos has not stopped giving.\n\nMr Milhinhos's time and money has benefited countless charities, including the RSPCA, Guide Dogs Australia, Variety Club and the Farmhand Drought Relief Appeal.\n\nHis most recent donation was to Care Australia's
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no shes not that old!! she has 2 kids with her hubby (young kids)
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I live in the UK, we have our own small business that is rapidly taking off so will not be small for much longer!! we are in the health and beauty business and I love it!! You never said what your bus is?\nMy best friend has just come back from OZ, one of them is going back in a week, permantley, im so gonna miss her :-(\nWe also have family there too but not sure what part. \nI would definately like to network with you as it is my personal goal this year to meet as many new people as poss!! hope fully i will become a millionare, not in monatry value but in friends value!! its gonna take along time to meet million people but i have got a lot of time left on this planet yet!!\nIf ya wanna network contact me but provide an email so i can get back in touch.\nHave had other people contact me but never been able to reply as there contact is not confirmed!!
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Monkey Music & Jo Jingle's are two well known music classes which take babies from 6months, right through to children of 5.  I'm not sure whether they'd visit the nursery though, but worth a try.  Failing that, I'm sure you could find a private music/art tutor who would come along to the nursery to teach the children for an hour a week.
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Always difficult to buy for Mums, aren't they..?\nHow about a subscription to a birdwatching/gardening magazine &/or a portable chair for the garden that she can use for both of her hobbys...AND maybe source a plant that has a latin name like hers...easy to look up in the internet..\nHope she has a wonderful day - how can she not with a son like you??Ahhhhh!