from Rapid City, SD
1952
Andy Jacobs " Andy Klaus Jacobs " ( born 26 November 1952 ) is a United Kingdom sports radio personality presenting the " Hawksbee and Jacobs " show alongside Paul Hawksbee on Talk Sport in the United Kingdom, every weekday from 1-4pm
Jacobs is also the basis for The Simpsons character Hans Moleman after a brief but grumpy confrontation with Simpsons creator Matt Groening at a football match between Chelsea FC and Manchester United in the late 1980's He is know for being a misery guts on and often says thing irrationally.
Radio
Professions and applied sciences:Television
English Jew
Sport:Football • Guts
Every Friday afternoon at 3.30, the whole office at talkSPORT Towers stops to listen to the station's most popular feature, Clips of the Week, presented by Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs. For all the professionalism of the presenters, there are always those moments when things don't quite go right, a...
Author
Paul Hawksbee, Andy Jacobs
Binding
Hardcover
Pages
160
Publisher
Simon & Schuster UK
ISBN #
1471133583
EAN Code
9781471133589
ISBN #
9
In the new Iraq edition of this candid and intelligent memoir, Andy Jacobs, Jr., fifteen term Congressman from Indianapolis, reveals the inside machinations which have led our presidents to involve us in one war after another. A stunning book by one of the country's best-known critics of 'diplomacy ...
Author
Andy Jacobs
Binding
Paperback
Pages
231
Publisher
New Century Publishing, LLC.
ISBN #
0972627359
EAN Code
9780976805205
ISBN #
5
Hergé était amateur de voitures. Elles occupent une place capitale dans les Aventures de Tintin. 79 modèles sont clairement identifiables. Plus que des moyens de transport, ces véhicules deviennent des personnages secondaires, véritables acteurs des destinées des héros.
Author
Charles-Henri De Choiseul Praslin, Andy Jacobs
Binding
Kindle Edition
ISBN #
10
Book by Jacobs, Andy, Jr., Jacobs Jr., Andy
Author
Andy, Jr. Jacobs, Andy Jacobs Jr.
Binding
Hardcover
Pages
456
Publisher
Guild Press of Indiana
ISBN #
1578600863
EAN Code
9781578600861
ISBN #
7