Calum dehartog biography of rory

          Psych Crimes and Crises is sent to the De Soto home, where single father, bipolar lawyer Mike De Soto, is outside wielding a collection of weapons..

          Calum de Hartog conceived of a Psych Crimes Investiagative Unit from his own experience of police working with mental health professionals.

        1. Toronto police officer-turned-screenwriter co-creator Calum de Hartog conceived of a Psych Crimes Investiagative Unit from his own experience of police.
        2. Psych Crimes and Crises is sent to the De Soto home, where single father, bipolar lawyer Mike De Soto, is outside wielding a collection of weapons.
        3. “He's struggling with his sanity, he's struggling with his perception, he's got issues,” says Sutcliffe, best known for playing Rory's dad on “Gilmore Girls.”.
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          5. Runrig Biography

          Runrig were a Scottish folk rock band founded by brothers Calum and Rory Macdonald in 1973 in Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland. The band was popular across the United Kingdom, Denmark and Germany and was notable for combining original songs in Gaelic with a rock sound, thus reflecting the Gaelic culture.


          Runrig began in 1973 as a three-piece named the "Run Rig Dance Band", its members comprising Calum Macdonald and Rory Macdonald, and their friend, accordionist Blair Douglas.

          The line-up played its first gig at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow. Donnie Munro joined the following year and the band started to expand outside its native Skye.

          A feisty Vancouver homicide detective tracks down the most cunning of killers by trying to figure out the often-unexpected motive to the crime.

          Douglas left the band in late 1974 and was replaced by Robert Macdonald, with Campbell Gunn joining for a brief spell in 1976. This line-up continued until 1978, when Blair Douglas re-joined and multi-instrumentalist Malcolm Jones became guitarist, both displacing Macdonald.

          This lasted until the following year when Douglas left again t