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Ollie is based on purpleGradient by AYEq, which is a redrawn version of Moondome by Ville Patsi, which in turn is a hack of the BeOS theme by Ken Lynch. By the way: 'Ollie' is Olivier B. Bommel, my favourite all-time hero (created by Marten Toonder). An ollie is a hop and the most basic trick for the scooter. It is associated with the slang term, "air" as the higher you ollie, the more "air" you will get. The ollie is the first step for many other complex tricks like the 180° or the Tail Whip. Ollie is the grandfather of Germaine . He is a minor character who often appears in the chibisodes Ollie is a scaly, plump little alien from a planet called Gia, who lands in Southbeach, England on a mission - befriending three children (Martin, Jenny and Amina), who aid him in his task. Ollie was sent to Earth by his people to find a pollution-monitoring probe (Charley) they sent to Earth 100 years ago. The probe - after reaching the ocean - is sending a distress signal as the amount of pollution in the water is overloading its sensors, meaning it will blow up after a few days - the explosion causing a chain reaction that will destroy all of Southbeach. The source of the pollution is from a chemical factory owned by Mr. Belcher - a fatcat who is cutting costs by illegally dumping chemical waste into the sea, which in turn is causing a mysterious illness that affects the area and is cau Ollie is a person that lived in Vault 21. This man was a police corporal in the New York Police Department and also known as Ollie. Ollie was a four-year old Australian Muppet, created by Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon in partnership for the Australian version of toddler pay TV channel Nick Jr. Debuting in 2004, Ollie regularly appeared in the 35 brief Play Along with Ollie segments. The segments, filmed in January 2004, featured Ollie singing songs or interacting with small children, between scheduled programming on the channel. The only other Muppet-related programming on Nick Jr Australia to date has been Open Sesame. Ollie appeared "extensively" in Foxtel promotional spots. Ollie (voiced by Gregg Berger) is a dog, resembling Odie, who lives with Gabriel and their owner. History: The Ollie originally started out as a transition skateboarding trick preformed in pools. Invented by Alan Gelfand in 1976. The Ollie was later adapted to flat ground by Rodney Mullen in 1982. Mullen is often credited as one of the godfathers of modern street skating. The Ollie serves as a basis for many other maneuvers. Definition: The ollie is preformed by "popping" the skateboard into the air, only using his or her feet. The Ollie is the most important trick you want to learn to progress in street or transition skating He was the Minecraft equivalent of Simon's real-life dog. He was killed in Minecraft when he examined a small fire a little too closely during the Season 3 Custom Map: "The Curse of Sunny Springs Part 1 - A Postcard". Simon and Lewis, while finding the scene infront of them tragic, also found it rather hilarious. There was nothing they could do. Ollie is a small pug dog located at the unnamed cave[[:File:|[, ]]] atop and behind Ironforge. He is being pulled by an Dun Morogh Sledder along the path that leads from the unofficially named "Sledders' Cave" to the sledding area. An ollie is a trick that both skiers and snowboarders can do. It is a method of getting into the air on flats, sometimes used to jump over things, like a fence. Ollie is a member of Master Payne's Circus of Adventure. He's a mechanic who may or may not have the Spark. He first [ appears] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] in the scene where Agatha establishes some credibility with master mechanic Rivet, and engages in a bit of one-upmanship himself. His mechanical hand can be turned into (or replaced by?) a cannon. In the Heterodyne shows he [ plays] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] the comic drag role of Judy. Ollie is a blue vocal octopus who appears in two episodes: "Wish Upon A Starfish" and "Ariel's Treasures". He is the close friend and interpreter of Gabriella, a mute mermaid. He has spots on the sides of his head and a patch on his left eye. In his first appearance, he is shown with Gabriella, watching Ariel sing. After Ariel notices them, he explains Gabriella's disability and introduces himself. He is also the one to tell the tale of the Magical Wishing Starfish, and he accompanies them along the way. In his second appearance, he is visiting Atlantica with Gabriella and helps her stop Ursula's plot to take over the kingdom. Ollie was a young Tharpod fan-boy from Aleero City, who was a huge fan of Captain Qwark. He later became a fan of new Galactic Ranger, Ratchet. Ollie had attempted to become a Galactic Ranger himself, but Qwark would not allow it because of his major obsession with him which disturbed Qwark. Ollie was one of the young soot-stained clerks working at the gates of the Eldra Iron Mongers. He inspected and recorded the cargo of wagons and carts entering and leaving the foundry. You may be looking for Ollie Queen, the Green Arrow. Ollie was Shriek's assistant. He agreed to work for the deranged sound engineer in exchange for "doses" of a tuning fork whose precise sonic vibrations stimulated his brain´s pleasure center directly. His unusual appearance may indicate past indulgences in "splicing." This article is a stub. You can help the DC Animated Universe Wiki by [ expanding it]. Ollie is a nervous but wise pig, and a supporting character in Disney's 2004 animated film, Home on the Range. Ollie is a supporting character in The Secret Life of the American Teenager, introduced in Season 3. Ollie is a character in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Ollie is a Sheikah and can be found in Kakariko Village in the West Necluda region of Hyrule. This article is a stub. You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. The Ollie originally started out as an aerial skateboarding trick, invented by Alan Gelfand in 1976. The Ollie was later adapted to flat ground by Rodney Mullen. The Ollie serves as a basis for many other skateboarding tricks, such as the heelflip, kickflip etc. Ollie is a stoner friend of Sophie who appears in the episode Jurying. Marks refers to him as "literally a moron". While on ecstasy, Ollie believes he and Mark have a "bond". Ollie is one of the supporting characters in H2O: Just Add Water. He is played by Joey Massey. Ollie is married to Aunt Bee's sister Nora. Ollie is the Uncle to Andy Taylor, and Great-Uncle to Opie Taylor. He has two kids, Roger and Bruce. He is portrayed by James Westerfield. They arrive in Mayberry for a visit, but quickly begin to wear out their welcome. Driving Andy a bit crazy at work, taking the squad car to do some fishing, when a call comes in that there are convicts at large, Andy spins the story to make it seem as though the criminals are headed straight to Mayberry. Spooked, Ollie packs up his family and leaves for home. Ollie was a member of the Blackout Destruction Society who randomly appeared on Ricochet's ship along with Alex, Jack and Ben. He kicked Blackout, breaking his leg, which hit Ollie in the head and killed him. Ollie is a close friend of the deceased father of Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade Meg Austin. This is a page about Ollie. Ollie is a mighty warlock. Ollie is a human living in Broken Valley Village in Divinity II: Ego Draconis. Der erste Trick, den ihr drauf haben solltet, ist der Ollie. Er wurde nach den weltberühmten Alan "Ollie" Gelfand, der diesen Trick auch erfunden hat, benannt. Das ist der ganz normale Sprung, der allerdings für Einsteiger schon gar nicht so leicht ist. Den Ollie braucht man eigentlich für alle Tricks, die man thumb|Der Ollie in der Ausführungaußerhalb der Pipe machen will! 1. Sucht euch zunächst ein geeignetes Plätzchen, wo ihr üben könnt. Am besten ist eine ebene Fläche mit möglichst feinem, sauberen Belag. So ein Belag bietet nämlich die besten Voraussetzungen. Ollie is a character in Mother 3. He is a resident of Tazmily Village. He was the first one to try to stop Flint when he went on a rampage in Chapter 1. Image:SlimyLittlePile.gifThis article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.

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Ollie is the grandfather of Germaine . He is a minor character who often appears in the chibisodes Der erste Trick, den ihr drauf haben solltet, ist der Ollie. Er wurde nach den weltberühmten Alan "Ollie" Gelfand, der diesen Trick auch erfunden hat, benannt. Das ist der ganz normale Sprung, der allerdings für Einsteiger schon gar nicht so leicht ist. Den Ollie braucht man eigentlich für alle Tricks, die man thumb|Der Ollie in der Ausführungaußerhalb der Pipe machen will! 1. Sucht euch zunächst ein geeignetes Plätzchen, wo ihr üben könnt. Am besten ist eine ebene Fläche mit möglichst feinem, sauberen Belag. So ein Belag bietet nämlich die besten Voraussetzungen. 2. Der erste Schritt besteht darin, die Füße in die richtige Position zu bringen. Stellt den vorderen Fuß in die Mitte des Boards die Zehen schließen mit der vorderen Kante des Boards ab. Den hinteren Fußes stellt ihr mit den Zehen und dem vorderen Ballen in die Mitte des Tails. Die Hacke ist angehoben. 3. Dann geht ihr soweit in die Knie, wie ihr benötigt um bequem hoch springen zu können. 4. Jetzt springt ihr hoch. Der hintere Fuss poppt das Tail, wodurch das Board eine Aufwärtsbewegung einleitet. Den vorderen Fuss hebt ihr an umd diese Bewegung zuzulassen . Gleichzeitig zieht ihr den vorderen Fuss über das Griptape nach vorne um das Board mit nach oben zu ziehen. Ziht bis zur Nose und versucht eurern Körper die ganze Zeit ÜBER dem Borad zu halten. Ein Trick ist es den OIlie ein bißchen nach Vorne zu springen (also in Fahrtrichtung bzw. zur Nose) Ihr müsst selber ausprobieren, wie ihr ihn am besten hinbekommt. Viel üben hilft viel! 5. Jetzt segelt ihr durch die Luft. Die beiden Füße sind währenddessen möglichst auf gleicher Höhe. Wenn der vordere Fuß heruntergeht, solltet ihr den hinteren Fuß gleichzeitig mit runter nehmen, um zu landen. Wenn ihr den Boden berührt geht etwas in die Knie, um den Sprung abzufedern. Das ist besonders wichtig, wenn ihr von Hindernissen wie z. B. Treppen springt. Skateboard fahren macht richtig viel Spaß und sieht toll aus. Aber ihr müsst üben, üben und nochmals üben! Seid also nicht enttäuscht, wenn nicht alle Tricks auf Anhieb klappen. Übrigens: Der Weltrekord im Ollie-Hochsprung liegt im Moment bei 113cm, aufgestellt von Danny Wainwright. Kategorie:Tricks Ollie (voiced by Gregg Berger) is a dog, resembling Odie, who lives with Gabriel and their owner. An ollie is a hop and the most basic trick for the scooter. It is associated with the slang term, "air" as the higher you ollie, the more "air" you will get. The ollie is the first step for many other complex tricks like the 180° or the Tail Whip. Ollie is a member of Master Payne's Circus of Adventure. He's a mechanic who may or may not have the Spark. He first [ appears] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] in the scene where Agatha establishes some credibility with master mechanic Rivet, and engages in a bit of one-upmanship himself. His mechanical hand can be turned into (or replaced by?) a cannon. In the Heterodyne shows he [ plays] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] the comic drag role of Judy. In the novelization, this character is named Captain Otto Kadiiski. His diction is slightly different, as might be expected from a nonnative (Bulgarian, perhaps?) speaker. Ollie is a stoner friend of Sophie who appears in the episode Jurying. Marks refers to him as "literally a moron". While on ecstasy, Ollie believes he and Mark have a "bond". An ollie is a trick that both skiers and snowboarders can do. It is a method of getting into the air on flats, sometimes used to jump over things, like a fence. Ollie is a supporting character in The Secret Life of the American Teenager, introduced in Season 3. This man was a police corporal in the New York Police Department and also known as Ollie. Ollie is one of the supporting characters in H2O: Just Add Water. He is played by Joey Massey. Ollie is a person that lived in Vault 21. Ollie is a scaly, plump little alien from a planet called Gia, who lands in Southbeach, England on a mission - befriending three children (Martin, Jenny and Amina), who aid him in his task. Ollie was sent to Earth by his people to find a pollution-monitoring probe (Charley) they sent to Earth 100 years ago. The probe - after reaching the ocean - is sending a distress signal as the amount of pollution in the water is overloading its sensors, meaning it will blow up after a few days - the explosion causing a chain reaction that will destroy all of Southbeach. The source of the pollution is from a chemical factory owned by Mr. Belcher - a fatcat who is cutting costs by illegally dumping chemical waste into the sea, which in turn is causing a mysterious illness that affects the area and is causing trouble for Martin's mother (who runs a seaside hotel that is struggling financially). Jenny's dad protests against what the company is doing and later quits when Amina gets sick from the illness. Not a lot is known about his planet, his people or his family with the exception that he has a sister called Ellie. His name 'Ollie' is an approximation of his real name - which is unpronouncable to humans (His sister Ellie is most likely the same, with her name been an approximation). According to Ollie, the distance between Earth and Gia is one thousand, million, billion, trillion, zillion lightyears and 5 meters exactley (although he claims he can cover the distance in three weeks in his ship). Among the abilities he has, he can shrink and turn invisible and seemingly has psychic powers as he reveals to Amina that he revealed himself to her as he sensed her caring nature for the enviroment. Furthermore, Ollie also has some items that aid him during his mission on Earth. These items include a wrist computer that allows him to speak various languages (he is briefly heard speaking Chinese as he tries to find the right language) and warns him and the children of how long they have left before Charley self-destructs. Another item he has is a mysterious sphere that glows when in use - its functions including fixing broken and/or damaged objects and healing. The device can be used by both Ollie and humans, shown as when he uses it to heal everyone of the illness caused by the pollutants (Although he claims that this feature cannot be used too often) and when the children later use it to heal him when he is severely weakened. Finally, he can summon his spaceship (hidden in the sea) by whistling. The spaceship itself is shown to possibly be semi-sapient, but unfortunatley responds to anyone who is whistling. This is shown when the hotel Chef is walking along the pier and whistling, only for the ship to surface. Upon realising it isn't Ollie, the ship 'apologises' in a low growling voice and submerges again. When the ship arrives on Earth and later leaves, it causes a brief but unique electrical storm with multi-coloured lightning bolts. Whether this happens on other planets as well and/or is a effect caused by the ship is not known. Ollie is shown to have a very large appetite, with the children having to constantly find food for him or for Ollie to find food for himself - often causing trouble along the way. Furthermore, exposure to Earth's atmosphere is shown to make him uncoordinated and 'clumsy', with it eventually weakening him. In an ironic twist, Ollie is shown to have a fear of heights - although when Martin tells him he was higher up than the stairs they are going down at the time, Ollie replies "Yeah, but I had my eyes shut then". With help from the children (including Mr Belcher's daughter Clare), Ollie manages to find the probe and deactivate it - saving Southbeach from destruction. Mr Belcher, meanwhile, is arrested by the police both for obstructing them (stopping an officer and news journalist from capturing Ollie) and for releasing toxic chemicals into the sea. With his mission complete, Ollie gives his sphere to Amina as a gift (due to her kindness and for using it earlier to heal him) and tells the children to look after Earth. After entering his spaceship, he hovers briefly long enough for the children to wave goodbye before departing from Earth on his long journey home. Jenny gives her story of the events (which she has been writing down in her journal) to the local newspaper, with the story of Ollie becoming the front page news. Mr. Belcher is fined, Jenny's dad gets his job back under a new eco-friendly boss and Southbeach cleans up the pollution - with the hotel becomes a success again. When the children wonder if Ollie will ever come back to Earth, Martin jokes about him coming back "for an 'oliday". Ollie is based on purpleGradient by AYEq, which is a redrawn version of Moondome by Ville Patsi, which in turn is a hack of the BeOS theme by Ken Lynch. By the way: 'Ollie' is Olivier B. Bommel, my favourite all-time hero (created by Marten Toonder). History: The Ollie originally started out as a transition skateboarding trick preformed in pools. Invented by Alan Gelfand in 1976. The Ollie was later adapted to flat ground by Rodney Mullen in 1982. Mullen is often credited as one of the godfathers of modern street skating. The Ollie serves as a basis for many other maneuvers. Definition: The ollie is preformed by "popping" the skateboard into the air, only using his or her feet. The Ollie is the most important trick you want to learn to progress in street or transition skating 1. * Place back foot on the very tail of the board. Ball of foot should be resting on the apex of the tail. 2. * Put your front foot below the bolts closest to the nose. 3. * Bend down and while keeping your shoulders straight with the board. Slap down on the tail (popping) and slide your front foot up nearly simultaneously. 4. * Lean to the front slightly while sliding the leading foot forward. 5. * For beginners ollies can become quite frustrating to accomplish. Regular practice is necessary to obtain an acceptable height. * Learn more on How To Ollie * How to Ollie Trick Tip Video You may be looking for Ollie Queen, the Green Arrow. Ollie was Shriek's assistant. He agreed to work for the deranged sound engineer in exchange for "doses" of a tuning fork whose precise sonic vibrations stimulated his brain´s pleasure center directly. His unusual appearance may indicate past indulgences in "splicing." This article is a stub. You can help the DC Animated Universe Wiki by [ expanding it]. Ollie is married to Aunt Bee's sister Nora. Ollie is the Uncle to Andy Taylor, and Great-Uncle to Opie Taylor. He has two kids, Roger and Bruce. He is portrayed by James Westerfield. They arrive in Mayberry for a visit, but quickly begin to wear out their welcome. Driving Andy a bit crazy at work, taking the squad car to do some fishing, when a call comes in that there are convicts at large, Andy spins the story to make it seem as though the criminals are headed straight to Mayberry. Spooked, Ollie packs up his family and leaves for home. This is a page about Ollie. Ollie is a mighty warlock. Ollie is a human living in Broken Valley Village in Divinity II: Ego Draconis. Ollie was a four-year old Australian Muppet, created by Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon in partnership for the Australian version of toddler pay TV channel Nick Jr. Debuting in 2004, Ollie regularly appeared in the 35 brief Play Along with Ollie segments. The segments, filmed in January 2004, featured Ollie singing songs or interacting with small children, between scheduled programming on the channel. The only other Muppet-related programming on Nick Jr Australia to date has been Open Sesame. Ollie appeared "extensively" in Foxtel promotional spots. Ollie was a young Tharpod fan-boy from Aleero City, who was a huge fan of Captain Qwark. He later became a fan of new Galactic Ranger, Ratchet. Ollie had attempted to become a Galactic Ranger himself, but Qwark would not allow it because of his major obsession with him which disturbed Qwark. Ollie is a character in Mother 3. He is a resident of Tazmily Village. He was the first one to try to stop Flint when he went on a rampage in Chapter 1. Image:SlimyLittlePile.gifThis article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Ollie is a blue vocal octopus who appears in two episodes: "Wish Upon A Starfish" and "Ariel's Treasures". He is the close friend and interpreter of Gabriella, a mute mermaid. He has spots on the sides of his head and a patch on his left eye. In his first appearance, he is shown with Gabriella, watching Ariel sing. After Ariel notices them, he explains Gabriella's disability and introduces himself. He is also the one to tell the tale of the Magical Wishing Starfish, and he accompanies them along the way. In his second appearance, he is visiting Atlantica with Gabriella and helps her stop Ursula's plot to take over the kingdom. Ollie was one of the young soot-stained clerks working at the gates of the Eldra Iron Mongers. He inspected and recorded the cargo of wagons and carts entering and leaving the foundry. Ollie is a close friend of the deceased father of Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade Meg Austin. Ollie is a nervous but wise pig, and a supporting character in Disney's 2004 animated film, Home on the Range. Ollie is a character in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Ollie is a Sheikah and can be found in Kakariko Village in the West Necluda region of Hyrule. This article is a stub. You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. He was the Minecraft equivalent of Simon's real-life dog. He was killed in Minecraft when he examined a small fire a little too closely during the Season 3 Custom Map: "The Curse of Sunny Springs Part 1 - A Postcard". Simon and Lewis, while finding the scene infront of them tragic, also found it rather hilarious. There was nothing they could do. The Ollie originally started out as an aerial skateboarding trick, invented by Alan Gelfand in 1976. The Ollie was later adapted to flat ground by Rodney Mullen. The Ollie serves as a basis for many other skateboarding tricks, such as the heelflip, kickflip etc. Ollie is a small pug dog located at the unnamed cave[[:File:|[, ]]] atop and behind Ironforge. 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