ChildLine director, Delia Van Der Lenden, said the new local service has many benefits.
Joint-majority shareholders Delia Smith and Michael Wynn-Jones, along with Michael Foulger remain as directors of the Canaries.
DeLia, whose firm, Security Outsourcing Solutions, based in Boston, had been under contract to Hewlett-Packard for some ten years.
Delia Oliveri was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1983 and underwent a mastectomy.
Those who have worked with her testify to Delia Smith's love of football.
Nora Ephron made her directorial debut with the 1992 comedy, "This Is My Life, " which she co-wrote with her sister, Delia.
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The result, Delia Smith's Cookery Course Part One, was broadcast in 1978, followed by Part Two in 1980 and Part Three in 1981.
Cookery writer and broadcaster Delia Smith, joint majority shareholder of Norwich City FC, has been a devout Catholic since the age of 22.
It is no accident that by the time Delia Bacon entered the field, Shakespeare had become almost a god in the public imagination.
The cookery writer Delia Smith has voiced scepticism about the effectiveness of the plan as many schools lack kitchens or equipment for cookery lessons.
Sweeney, who had lived in Hackney and Camden, had been given four life sentences for trying to kill Delia Balmer with an axe in 1994.
Records from the hostel - which was run by Preston Moral Welfare Council - show the women's names were Christine, Patricia, Delia, Norma and Gabby.
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John Kiernan, a Boston-based lawyer known to both DeLia and Gentilucci, professed to know of no cases or laws in which pretexting had been declared illegal.
Mr Altman said that between the two murders, Mr Sweeney attacked Delia Balmer with an axe and knife in Camden, London, in 1994, before going on the run.
David Strom, a German Jewish physicist recently arrived in the United States, and Delia Daley, an African-American doctor's daughter, meet at Marian Anderson's famous 1939 concert at Washington Mall.
Although Dunn knew nothing about DeLia, she had a high regard for the ethical standards of Wayman and his subordinates, which she had observed as chairman of the audit committee.
This one, directed by Nora Ephron and co-written with her sister Delia, courageously tries a different tack, and what we end up with is a disaster of another order entirely.
Delia Balmer survived the 1994 attack for which Sweeney was originally jailed, but she lost a finger and suffered scars to her chest and head, as well as psychological damage.
Indeed the mixture of an ailing football club with little to spend on quality players, and constant outgoings to cover, may yet leave Delia Smith as sick as a parrot.
After he died in 2007, the painting was offered in memory of Sir Oliver and his wife, Delia, who died in 2004, on condition that it should return to Hampton Court Palace.
That would have been a feast, produced to the dictates of Delia, Jamie or Heston and probably involving porcini and creme fraiche, the words the English upper-crust use for mushrooms and sour cream.
Designer Delia Seaman is fashionable, successful and regretful.
Three others caught up in the scandal--former HP ethics chief Kevin Hunsacker and private detectives Ronald DeLia and Mathew Depante--will face 96 hours of community service after they pleaded no-contest to misdemeanor charges of fraudulent wire communications.
In recent years commentators have noted the existence of the so-called Delia Effect, whereby her endorsement of a food product or cooking utensil, be it sea salt, vegetable bouillon or a balloon whisk, sees shoppers falling over themselves in a buying frenzy.
Her later series for the BBC have included One is Fun in 1991, Delia's How to Cook, which ran for three series between 1998 and 2002, and Delia's Classic Christmas, which gained an audience of nearly four million in December 2009, and marked her first Christmas programme for nearly 20 years.
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