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Charlie Brown
Charles Schulz's classic comic strip
started in 1950. Fifteen years later,
A Charlie Brown Christmas
debuted. When The Little
Christmas Special that Could proved to be an unexpected success, the stage was set for successive television specials. To date, over forty have been made. The Charlie Brown specials focus on one round-headed kid, his goofy but intelligent beagle, and their vast array of friends. Each has distinctive qualities: Lucy, the crabby, self-proclaimed psychiatrist; Linus, the blanket-toting theologian; Schroeder, the Beethoven worshiper whose black piano keys are only painted on; Peppermint Patty, the tomboy whose affections toward "Chuck" are only outweighed by her sports abilities; and so on. The wit, the charm, the pleasantness of these specials make them appropriate not just for children, but for the whole family.
Ep Guide
The adventures of a beloved elephant king and his family come to life in this delightful animated series based
on the children's books by Jean and Laurent de Brunhoff. Living in a huge mansion with his whole family of elephants, Babar has entertained over millions of toddlers, and even older children nation-wide.
Throughout the Years:
Babar made his debut in "The Story of Babar" published in 1931 by Jean de Brunhoff. Jean created and illustrated seven Babar titles before dying in 1937. Laurent de Brunhoff, son of Jean, continues his father's work and is still writing Babar books. In the year, 2006, Babar will celebrate being King of The Elephants for 75 years!
78 episodes are broadcast in 30 languages in over 150 countries, making Babar one of the largest distributed animation shows in history. With over 100 licensees worldwide, the Babar brand has a multi-generational following. There are even 12 dedicated Babar stores in Japan. A global cultural phenomenon, whose fans span generations, Babar stands along side Mickey as one of the most recognized children's characters in the world. There are now over 30,000 Babar publications in over 17 languages, and over 8 million books have been sold. Laurent de Brunhoff's Babar's Yoga for Elephants is a top seller in the U.S with over 100,000 copies sold to date. The Babar series of books are recommended reading on First Lady Laura Bush's national reading initiative list. Babar has been a perennial favorite for years at the White House Easter Egg Roll. Babar currently airs on television today on the HBO, FAMILY channel, and Treehouse. There are also 2, or more, videos with Babar in it but those two have gone out-of-print.
King Babar is a charming and charismatic elephant. He brought his love of the city back to the great forest and built the beautiful, happy kingdom of Celesteville. Though he is a dedicated ruler and world traveller, Babar is happiest when picnicking at the lake with his family or joining in the antics of his lively children.
Queen Celeste has also travelled the world and has had many great adventures. She has a regal presence, an engaging manner and a gentle sense of humour. The children adore their mother. After an active day with the family and governing the kingdom, Babar and Celeste enjoy watching the stars together from the palace veranda.
From their first meeting in the city, the Old Lady and Babar shared a special friendship. She gave him a home and taught him about life in the city. Though she misses him greatly, she understood his decision to return to the forest. Babar built her a home in Celesteville, where she made the decision to stay and live with her friends, the elephants.
Flora is fun-loving and strong-willed. She can more than hold her own with her two brothers. Whether building tree houses, sliding down the banister at the palace, or preparing a surprise breakfast for their parents, Flora is always immersed in the action.
Isabelle was an amazing baby, walking early, talking early, even roller blading! Anything to keep up with the triplets. Pom, Flora and Alexander are enchanted with their little sister. Everyone in the kingdom admires Isabelle's independent spirit.
Cornelius, the oldest and wisest elephant in Celesteville, takes his job as Babar's chief advisor very seriously, whether accompanying Babar on state visits or organizing numerous Celesteville parades. When not working, Cornelius can often be found relaxing in a field with a butterfly net.
Arthur is Babar's mischief-making cousin. He has an engaging smile, bright eyes and a friendly outgoing He often gets himself (and one or more of the children) involved with practical jokes and crazy stunts. He has nerves of steel and a heart of gold!
Pom is the leader of the children. He is the biggest of the bunch and protective of his brother and sisters though he will gladly join in with Alexander in playfully teasing his sisters, Flora and Isabelle.
Alexander, the smallest of the triplets, is a non-stop ball of entertainment who is into everything and disarmingly naive about the commotion he causes.
Zephir is one of Babar's oldest friends, and is considered one of the family. He is the first to take off with Arthur and the kids on some crazy adventure. But Babar knows that Zephir can always be trusted to look after the children and bring them home safely.
Ep Guide
Mr. Belvedere
ABC (ended 1990)
Mr. Belvedere
began in March of 1985 and aired on ABC. It was a spring replacement series and yet another
family sitcoms from the 80's joining the ranks of
The Cosby Show
Family Ties
Who's the Boss?
. Mr. Belvedere centered around the Owens family who lived in suburban Pittsburgh. George Owens was a sports writer and his wife, Marsha was a homemaker/law-student. They had three children, 16 year old Kevin, 14 year old Heather and 8 year old Wesley. The series began when it got to the point where Marsha couldn't handle the household anymore with her studying so she placed an ad for a housekeeper. This is where Mr. Lynn Belvedere steps in. Mr. Belvedere was an English housekeeper whose previous employers include Winston Churchill. Although hesitant, George and Marsha hired him and he instantly becomes one of the family, even giving the kids advice on how to solve their problems when they need it. At the end of each episode, Belvedere would write an entry in his journal concerning the situations that occurred in each episode. The series lasted five years and was even canceled in 1987 only to be renewed by ABC. The series followed Marsha through law school and into her first job as a lawyer, Kevin through high-school and into college and Heather and Wesley through puberty. In 1990, the series was canceled and in the finale, Mr. Belvedere leaves the Owens household after getting married. The series was based on the novel Belvedere written by Gwen Davenport which was later turned into three movies of the late 40's and early 50's, in which Clifton Webb portrayed Mr. Belvedere.
ABC Broadcast History
March-April 1985----Fridays----8:30 p.m. August 1985-March 1987----Fridays----8:30 p.m. May-September 1987----Fridays----8:30 p.m. October 1987-January 1988----Fridays----9:00 p.m. January-February 1988----Fridays----8:30 p.m. March 1988-July 1989----Fridays----9:00 p.m. August-September 1989----Fridays----8:30 p.m. September-December 1989----Saturdays----8:00 p.m. July 1990----Sundays----8:30 p.m.
Nielsen Ratings:
(Top 35 or Better)
#37 in the 1984-1985 Season
First Telecast:
March 15, 1985
Last Telecast:
July 8, 1990
117 Color Episodes
Theme Song:
"According to Our New Arrivals"
Written by: Judy Hart Angelo and Gary Portnoy Sung by: Leon Redbone Streaks on the china, never mattered before, who cares. When you dropped kicked your jacket, as you came through the door, no one glared. But sometimes things get turned around and no one spared. All hands look out below. There's a change in the status quo. Gonna need all the help that we can get. According to our new arrival, Life is more than mere survival, and we just might live the good life yet.
Ep Guide
3-2-1 Contact
PBS (ended 1988)
The product of three years' development,
3-2-1 Contact
™ (B. 1980 D. 1988) stands as the third-longest-running series ever produced by
the Children's Television Workshop (as it was then called). Its premise was to bring the world of science, and all its excitement, to middle-school students, particularly girls and minorities. Through seven seasons, various hosts traveled around the world to find science in everything. Over the years, features such as clever animation, biographies, and the detective series The Bloodhound Gang were included. Complementing the series for middle-school students and teachers alike was
3-2-1 Contact
magazine, edited by Jonathan Rosenbloom. In the first season of
3-2-1 Contact
, three hosts – Lisa, Marc, and Trini – met at a regular set, called the "workshop," to discuss their scientific adventures. It looked every bit the science equivalent of The Electric Company, with loads of animation and regular celebrity segments. But the stars of the show were Lisa, Marc, and Trini, going off on scientific adventures (some of which were repeated numerous times throughout the season). The Bloodhound Gang, produced by Daniel Wilson Productions, featured wonderful mysteries (most written by Sid Fleischman) related to whatever theme
3-2-1 Contact
was devoted to that week. The Bloodhound Gang, not to be confused with that musical act of questionable behavior, was a smart team of apprentices for the Bloodhound Detective Agency in (by all looks of things) Kenilworth, New Jersey. The gang consisted of Vikki, the super-observant leader; Ricardo, the photographer/amateur magician; and a younger member. The first season was divided between Zach and Cuff, both of whom ran the detective agency CB. After three years of rerunning 65 programs, CTW gave
3-2-1 Contact
a new format for Seasons 2 and 3. Very little material was recycled within these programs, except for adventures of The Bloodhound Gang. A new team of characters – Robin, Kathy, Miguel, and his ten-year-old brother Paco – brought a new element of reality to the series. Their set was an average basement. Another co-star, Jackie (played by Liz Gorcey) appeared only on location. Biographies of scientists, a sporadic studio element of Season 1, became a weekly feature in the second and third seasons. These new biographies always were filmed on locations where the scientists worked. The Bloodhound Gang returned with a new member, Skip. In contrast to Zach and Cuff, who one observer said just hung around, Skip was the computer whiz who complemented Vikki and Ricardo immeasurably. Season 4 relied more heavily on location work. All the hosts returned, as did two new ones, Mary and Diego. Studio shots were limited to "color" sequences featuring Paco and his new partner, Mary. All installments of The Bloodhound Gang (not seen during Tropics Week, Episodes 126-130) were held over from Season 3 since, sadly, Marcelino Sanchez (Ricardo) had been diagnosed with the cancer that would take his life in November 1986. Season 5 marked a transition of the cast members. Robin, Miguel, Mary, and Diego appeared only during Motion Week (Episodes 156-160). Paco was the only mainstay from the previous three seasons (he was absent from Episodes 151-155). But the most significant aspect of Season 5 was its co-production between CTW and FR3, a French public television network. With English and French versions in full swing,
3-2-1 Contact
became one of the first shows to air on TVOntario's new La Chaîne Française (now TFO) when that network signed on in January 1987. The Bloodhound Gang mysteries were again recycled segments from Season 3. Season 6 introduced a new opening sequence. It also revisited old sequences (mostly from Seasons 1 and 2). In fact, Architecture Week (episodes 176-180) featured a great deal of sequences rescued from Building Week in Season 2, which had aired for the last time just months before. The Bloodhound Gang was totally absent for the only season in the show's history. Season 7 leaned more heavily on Stephanie Yu, a factor that would prove to drown out the team concept. Also deterring the team was Season 7's reliance on more elaborate location theme weeks featuring one performer. Reruns of The Bloodhound Gang re-emerged briefly if for no other reason than to ensure that all participants from the old mysteries would get their space in the show's crawl. Production funds for
3-2-1 Contact
were provided by: • The National Science Foundation (all seasons) • U.S. Department of Education (all seasons) • Corporation for Public Broadcasting (all seasons) • United Technologies Corporation (Season 1) • The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations (additional funding in Season 2) By the time production of the regular series ended in 1988, CTW began producing a succession of
3-2-1 Contact
Extras, which have a separate page at TV Tome. Some of these Extras are still being sold by a company called GPN, which also holds audiovisual rights to the sequel series 3-2-1 Classroom Contact. CTW (renamed Sesame Workshop in 2000) withdrew a total of twenty 3-2-1 Contact programs between 1986 and 1990 inclusive, before the entire series was dropped by PBS October 2, 1992. To this day,
3-2-1 Contact
™ and the logo are trademarks and service marks of Sesame Workshop, © 1980-1988. Reruns briefly surfaced on Noggin, then co-owned by Nickelodeon and CTW, when that network signed on January 31, 1999. (Programs seen on Noggin have been identified with the letter N in the production codes column.) On occasion, Nickelodeon rebroadcast selected
3-2-1 Contact
programs as part of their Cable in the Classroom project. But after a short run in great time periods, this and other CTW series were given less convenient time periods in the ensuing months. Ultimately,
3-2-1 Contact
was taken permanently from all airwaves in the spring of 2003. This does not, however, prevent some people from trying to raise awareness in the original
3-2-1 Contact
series. To this end, The
3-2-1 Contact
Awareness Society at Yahoo! was created November 6, 2004.
Ep Guide
Starcom: The U.S. Space Force
(ended 1987)
Welcome to the
Starcom: The US Space Force
guide at TV.com.
Ep Guide
Fraggle Rock
HBO (ended 1987)
Somewhere in the world, there is a workshop owned by a an inventor named Doc and his Dog, Sprocket. While
Doc spends his days coming up with new ideas, Sprocket is peering into a large hole in the baseboard. He knows that something lives behind the wall. Through the hole and down the tunnel, hidden from everyday reality, are brightly lit caves filled with wonderful creatures. This land, bound together by Magic, is called Fraggle Rock. The most notable of the creatures who inhabit this beautiful place are the Fraggles. Fraggles are furry, have tails, and come in all sorts of colors. The Fraggles spend their days laughing, splashing, running, singing, playing games, and telling jokes. They live by a simple care-free code. Aside from the Fraggles, two other main species of characters are prominent. The Doozers are small, green ant-like creatures who live to work and spend their days building crystalline structures around Fraggle Rock - to which the Fraggles enjoy eating. Outside of Fraggle Rock live a small family of giant Gorgs. Pa and Ma proclaim themselves as King and Queen of the Universe, and their son Junior loves to spend his free time chasing and catching Fraggles, especially since they love to pick the radishes out of his garden. Beyond the Gorgs' garden lives Marjory the Trash Heap and her two rat buddies, Philo and Gunge. She is considered to be the Fraggles' all-knowing oracle and they seek her out from time to time to gain valuable advice.
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(ended 1989)
Thundera is a world in crisis in a distant galaxy. The planet has become unstable and will collapse soon. The
people of Thundera, known as Thundercats, flee the dying planet in their spaceship. During the flight their ship is damaged when they are attacked by evil mutants. The eldest aboard, Jaga, sacrifices himself to ensure that the ship lands safely on Third Earth. The remaining Thundercats (Panthro, Cheetara, Tygra, Wilykat, Wilykit, Snarf and Lion-O with the help of the magic of the Sword of Omens) form a headquarters at a place they name Cat's Lair. From there, they fight the evil mutants with the goal of saving themselves and restoring peace to Third Earth. Meanwhile, the mutants have found a powerful new leader, Mumm-Ra, the Ever-Living. This will not be an easy fight.
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Muppet Babies
CBS (ended 1990)
Muppet Babies was a very successful cartoon series in its own right. This show basically featured Jim Henson's famous Muppets
as babies. Each episode, each of the Muppet Babies had adventures that their imaginations take them on. Often however, their imaginations would sometimes get the better of them, all for comic effect. Since Muppet Babies first hit the airwaves in 1984 it was instantly a favorite of its demographic. However, the show had appealed to viewers of all ages, child, teen, and adult. Let's face it, the 80's was a time of change, technology, and adventure. Muppet Babies was no expectation. In a decade when most television shows promoted a toy line or clothing this show had nothing at all to sell, no gimmick, just pure education. Now here is a little tidbit about the iconic Muppet Babies which was a very successful cartoon series in its own right. This show basically featured Jim Henson's famous Muppets as babies. Each episode, each of the Muppet Babies had adventures that their imaginations take them on. Often however, their imaginations would sometimes get the better of them, all for comic effect. The featured Muppets were Baby Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, Rowlf, Animal, Scooter, and a new character, Skeeter, Scooter's look-alike sister. Occasionally they had visits from Baby Bunsen and Beaker, and even Statler and Waldorf came to visit, and later we see a recurring appearance by a "baby" version of Bean Bunny from Tale of the Bunny Picnic. The moral glue that held these Muppets together was Nanny (voiced by Barbara Billingsley of Leave it to Beaver fame), a character whose body was only shown from the waist down and we all remember the green striped socks. The one thing that made the Muppet Babies memorable were not the Muppets themselves, but the live action that was inter-cut with the cartoon action (consisting mostly of film and TV clips, etc). Also, the Muppet Babies were inspired by a small scene in the 1984 film, "The Muppets Take Manhattan". In 1986, the show was extended to an hour to accommodate another cartoon series Little Muppet Monsters, and then in 1987, new episodes were shown with repeats of previous Muppet Babies episodes. Little Muppet Monsters After the huge success of Muppet Babies CBS decided to expand the series by adding an extra half hour which was to be filled by a new show called "Little Muppet Monsters". The whole hour would be dubbed "Jim Henson's Muppet's, Babies and Monsters". The mixture of live action puppetry and animation featuring Muppet characters proved too much and the show was pulled by Jim Henson, after only two shows had aired. After the end credits and logos were shown, there was an ending segment in which eventually Animal shouts "Gooooooooo bye-bye!". Reruns were shown on Nickelodeon through the early to mid 1990's on Nick. Jr at 10:30 - 11:00 A.M. In 1997 Nick Jr stoped airing re-runs to acominadate the new series Franklin Some of the first Nick Jr shows that aired with Muppet Babies were [show]The Busy World of Richard Scarry (9:30-10:00 a.m. and 1:00-1:30 p.m.), Allegra's Window, Little Bear, Gullah Gullah Island Also on the NICK JR. schedule are Rupert (10:00-10:30 a.m.),
Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
(10:30-11:00 a.m.) and
Papa Beaver's Storytime
(1:30-2:00 p.m.).
First Telecast:
November 5, 1984
Last Telecast:
December 29, 1990
107 Color episodes
CBS. Animation
Theme Song:
Muppet Babies, we make our dreams come true Muppet Babies will do the same for you (Kermit)When your world looks kind of weird and you wish that you weren't there (Piggy)Just close your eyes and make believe, and you can be anywhere (Kermit)I like adventures (Piggy)I like romance (Fozzie)I love great jokes (Animal)Animal dance! (Scooter)I got my computer (Skeeter)I flip through the air (Rowlf)I play the piano (Gonzo)And I got blue hair, ha! (Bunsen)Me, I invent things (Beaker)Meep, meep, meep, meeeeeeeeeeep! (Nanny)Is everyone alright in here? (Babies) Yes, Nanny Muppet Babies, we make our dreams come true Muppet Babies will do the same for you Muppet, Muppet, Muppet, Muppet Babies, Babies, Babies, Babies Your dreams will come true In both the second half-hour on CBS (and in later seasons), and in reruns, the theme song was significantly shortened.
Muppet Babies taught lessons to children in many ways. The most powerful was through song. An example if from an episode in which Kermit does not know what he want to be when he grown up.
Be be be what you want to be Do do do what you want to do Be be be what you want to be It's up to you wo-wo-wo-woah SCOOTER: Be a pilot and go for a flight Take us all to dinner in your jet some night PIGGY: Or be the first farmer in history To figure out a way to grow an ice cream tree ANIMAL: "Yummy" GONZO: What about an international spy? You could be an agent for the FBI. ROWLF: Or you could be a singer at the top of the charts ALL: Of course you'd hire us to sing the background parts Wa-ooo PIGGY: You can have the things you want If you know what your looking for - wa-ooo There's a world of possibilities ALL: All you got to do is open the door Be be be what you want to be Do do do what you want to do Be be be what you want to be It's up to you SCOOTER: Be a doctor and heal the sick SKEETER: Or a football star KERMIT: Well I can certainly kick PIGGY: Be a playwright, put us in your plays FOZZIE: Or you can be a teacher ALL: Give everyone A's! GONZO: Be a plumber, SCOOTER: Or a painter, ROWLF: " Or ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States!" PIGGY: " Oh thank you, thank you." You you you, It's all up to you woah woah woah woah Musical interlude GONZO: What about an international spy? You could be an agent for the FBI. ROWLF: Or you could be a singer at the top of the charts ALL: Of course you'd hire us to sing the background parts Be be be what you want to be Do do do what you want to do Be be be what you want to be It's up to you wo-wo-wo-woah
Muppet Babies set a trend for other well known characters being features in animated pint-sized programs. Such shows include Baby Looney Tunes, Tiny Toon Adventures, The Flintstone Kids, The New Archies, A Pup Named Scooby Doo, Yo, Yogi, and Tom and Jerry Kids. Six of these shows were made in between 1984 (Muppet Babies) to 1990.
Kermit: He is none-other then a small green frog with a
imagination. He is the leader of the group and his best friend is Fozzie. Frequently he has his famous gulp when things are not going as planned. It usually goes something like this, "Oh boy..GULP!" Fozzie: Wacko, Wacko, Wacko! Is what Fozzie frequent expresses after one of his jokes. Most jokes he says are actually not funny, but he has high spirits of becoming a comedian. Miss Piggy: This little piglet has a huge crush on Kermit the frog. She expresses her passion and love for him in many ways; verbally or emotionally. Her dream is to be Mrs.Kermit (while Kermit actually does not have the same "feelings" for her that she does for him. Gonzo: A mystery is right here on what this little guy is. Some thing he is a cross-over between a monkey and alien, but who really knows!? He has a huge crush on Miss Piggy and hopes that he and her will have kids someday. Gonzo sometimes gets a little annoying to the group, but he finds some way to make it up to them! Rowlf: A musician in the making. You hardly even seen Rowlf without playing his white piano. He is more of they shy type, but finds it easy to express himself through songs. He is more of a loner, but he is a great friend to all the nursery children. Animal: Many ask what kind of animal he is, but no one knows. He is a loud non speaking Muppet who is very energetic. Many times you will see him hanging on the nursery chandler while playing hide and seek. At the end of many episode he will have the last word weather is is an action or a big hearty laugh. Nanny: What oh what would the nursery be without her supervision? She teaches lessons to the Muppet Babies through tough-love, but they always get the point. We never learned what she looked like beyond her neck. She is famous for her green and white striped socks that only the babies were able to see. Nanny is always there for the young children whether they need a lesson on life or a "boo-boo" to be kissed.
Airing Information
September 15, 1984 to September7, 1985 as Muppet Babies. Thirty minutes.
September 14, 1985 to September 6, 1986 as Jim Henson's Muppet Babies and Monsters. Thirty minutes.
September 13, 1986 to September 12, 1987 as Jim Henson's Muppet Babies and Monsters. Sixty minutes.
September 19, 1987 to September 3, 1988 as Jim Henson's Muppet Babies and Monsters. Ninety minutes.
September 10, 1988 to September 7, 1992 as Jim Henson's Muppet Babies and Monsters. Sixty minutes. Rebroadcast on
September 2, 1991 to September 4, 1992. Rebroadcast on
(Nick Jr):
September 28, 1992 to November, 2, 1997. Rebroadcast on
____ to 2003. The airdates for the following channels that Muppet Babies aired on are unknown: Odyssey Networkv (Now Hallmark), The Disney Channel's Playhouse Disney, and non-network syndication. MTV2 has a show called
Wonder Showzen
in which their is a spin-off of Muppet Babies called Wonder Showzen Premies. In the mid 80's
sold small Muppet Babies toys with their Happy Meals (a menu item designed for children). The different toys are outlined below: 1986 Muppet Babies I Happy Meal (Limited Test Market Distribution) 1986 Canadian Happy Meal Set.Gonzo Fozzie Miss Piggy Kermit Animal (part of Canadian set only) 1987 Muppet Babies II Happy Meal Gonzo Fozzie Miss Piggy Kermit Animal Kermit (alernate w/ rollerskates) Miss Piggy (alernate w/ rollerskates) 1988 Storybook Muppet Babies Happy Meal Just Kermit and Me - book The Legend of Gimme Gulch - book Baby Piggy the Living Doll - book 1988 Christmas Plush 1991 Happy Meal Set.Baby Fozzie in Christmas Hat & Scarf. 10 1/2 inches. Baby Kermt in Christmas plaid vest & Santa hat. 8 inches. Baby Miss Piggy in Christmas Dress 1991 Muppet Babies III Happy Meal Fossie Gonzo Kermit Miss Piggy
DVD Information:
Many have been asking about a Muppet Babies DVD release. There is no news about one, but if it were to be released it would be under Disney. Disney has already started releasing their animation library of television shows i.e Ducktales, Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Gummi Bears, Talespin, Darkwing Duck, and Gargoyles. The problem is that Muppet Babies featured many clips from various movies which have an
price due to copy rights.
If you like this show you will also like Baby Looney Tunes.
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The series won 7 Daytime Emmy Awards forOutstanding Animated Program of 1984-1987, Outstanding Film Sound Editing of 1984, and 1988 and Outstanding Film Sound Mixing.
Ep Guide
The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
ABC (ended 2000)
The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show is a compilation show, meaning Warner Bros. took old episodes of their classic "Looney
Tunes" and compiled them together for special airings.
Now, your favorite Looney Tunes are in an all new show, The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show! It hadover 10 seasons full of many episodes. Running from September 13,1986 to September 2, 2000 on ABC had many children growing up watching their favorite Looney characters in a all-new wacky show.
Intro Lyrics
"Overture, curtain, lights!
This is it. The night of nights.
No more rehearsing or nursing a part.
We know every part by heart!
(cane flip)
Overture, curtain, lights!
This is it. We'll hit the heights!
And oh, what heights we'll hit!
On with the show, this is it!
(character procession)
Tonight what heights we'll hit!
On with the show, this is it!"
"The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show."
Other Looney Tunes Spin-Off's
Baby Looney Tunes
(Cartoon Network, 2002-05)
Loonatics Unleashed
(The WB & The CW, 2005-07)
The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
(The WB, 1995-01)
Tiny Toon Adventures
(first-run syndication, 1990-92& FOX, 1992-95)
The Road Runner Show
Duck Dodgers
(Cartoon Network, 2003-05)
Ep Guide
Jim Henson's The Storyteller
NBC (ended 1988)
"When people told themselves their past with stories, explained their present with stories, foretold the future with stories, the best
place by the fire was kept for the storyteller."
The Storyteller, shown in 1988, starred John Hurt as the Storyteller and with the help of Jim Henson's Workshop of muppets, actors, voices and costumes as well as visual effects, brought a new dimension to television. Nine stories were shown in this series, which was followed a few years later by Jim Henson's The Storyteller: Greek Myths. This series was to feature some of Britain's finest actors of the time and some who would propel themselves into the international limelight within the next few years. Sean Bean, Jane Horrocks, Brenda Blethyn, Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Joely Richardson, Bob Peck, Alison Doody, Gabrielle Anwar, Jonathan Pryce and Miranda Richardson all appeared during the show's short run. The real stars of each episode, however, are The Storyteller and his dog, voiced by Brian Henson.
Please note
that the synopses in the episode list and the episode guide detail most or all of the story for that episode and will spoil the shows if you are planning on watching.
Ep Guide
Pee-Wee's Playhouse
CBS (ended 1991)
Pee-wee's Playhouse
stars Pee-wee Herman (played by Paul Reubens, voice of Lock in
The Nightmare Before Christmas
) and a crazy
cast of characters from all over Puppetland. Each episode usually teaches a lesson to the viewer such has how to stay healthy or how to make friends.
Pee-wee's Playhouse
is aimed at children but can be enjoyed by all ages with its great sense of humor. For example, each episode has a secret word. Whenever anyone says the secret word, everyone screams as loud as they can.
Main Title Theme Song
Written by George McGrath, Mark Mothersbaugh, and Paul Reubens; performed by Ellen Shaw
Come on in, and pull yourself up a chair (like Chairry!) Let the fun begin, it's time to let down your hair Pee-wee's so excited, 'Cause all his friends have been invited (that's you!) To go wacky, at Pee-wee's Playhouse There's a crazy rhythm, comin' from Puppetland (what's that?) Dirty Dog, Cool Cat, and Chicky Baby are the Puppet Band (yeah!) He's got a couple of talkin' fish, And a genie who'll grant a wish Golly, it's cuckoo at Pee-wee's Playhouse Globey's spinnin', Mr. Window's grinnin' 'Cause Pterri's flyin' by (hello!) The Flowers are singin', the Picture Phone is ringin', And the Dinosaur family goes, "Hi!" Mr. Kite's soarin', Conky's still a snorin', There's the flashing Magic Screen The Cowntess is so classy, Randy's kinda sassy A nuttier establishment you've never seen! Spend the day with Pee-wee, and you'll see what we mean! (Come on!) Get outta bed, there'll be no more nappin' (Wake up!) 'Cause you've landed in a place where anything can happen Now we've given you fair warnin' It's gonna be that kind of mornin' For bein' wacky For getting nutty Golly, it's cuckoo At Pee-wee's Playhouse
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(ended 1986)
M.A.S.K., the cartoon, was brought to us by the people at DIC Enterprises, Inc. It aired between 1985 and 1988
as far as I know. I'm not too sure what time it was on at elsewhere, Recently, M.A.S.K. has been back on TV again in various places in Europe. If anyone has more precise information on M.A.S.K. airings in other places both past and present and any show info you have you can contribute it by going to the right page and pressing the button, please feel free to contribute what know.
The cartoon focused mainly on the vehicles and characters from the original 1985 toy line. Later on, there were also some appearances from some 1986 vehicles. (Interestingly enough, I don't think they ever made a toy of Shark, a vehicle that was seen on the cartoon quite a bit...) The last season of the show apparently featured a racing theme to correspond with the racing series M.A.S.K. toys. I have seen most of these episodes however. From what I think, they were quite lame, mainly due to the fact that every single episode took place at a race track!
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The 2 teams:
: The Good guys, The Mobile Armored Strike Kommand.
: The Bad Guys, The Vicious, Evil Network Of Mayhem.
Theme Song:
The M.A.S.K. Theme Song
Masked Crusaders,
Working overtime,
Fighting crime,
Fighting crime!
Secret raiders,
Who will visualise/neutralise,
As soon as the arrive, (At the site)
Trakker's gonna lead the mission,
And Spectrum's got such superb vision,
It's the mighty power that will save the day,
No one know's what life's/lies behind this masquerade,
Always riding on V.E.N.O.M.'s trail,
Come see the laser rays,
Fire away!
M.A.S.K. Agents:
Matt Trakker:
Team Leader
Red Camaro/Fighter Jet Spectrum Mask that has various light and sonar capabilities.
Maroon Tractor Rig/Mobile Defense Unit with Detachable ATV. Ultra Flash Mask that fires beams of light.
: Navy Blue All-Terrain Van/Hi-Rise Tracker Lava Shot Mask that shoots streams of hot lava.
Bruce Sato:
Mechanical Engineer and Design Specialist. Occupation: Toy Designer.
Maroon Tractor Rig/Mobile Defense Unit with Detachable ATV. Lifter Mask that can lift objects.
Brad Turner:
Expert Motorcycle and Helicopter Pilot. Occupation: Rock Musician.
Green Motorcycle/One-Man Helicopter. Hocus Pocus Mask that generates holograms.
Dusty Hayes:
Auto and Marine Stunt Driver. Occupation: Works at a pizza parlor.
Orange Jeep/Hydroplane. Backlash Mask that fires sonic blasts.
Alex Sector:
Computer and Communications Expert; Zoology Specialist. Occupation: Veterinarian/Owner of exotic pet store.
Maroon Tractor Rig/Mobile Defense Unit with Detachable ATV. Jackrabbit Mask that allows him to levitate.
Hondo MacLean:
Weapons Specialist and Field Strategist. Occupation: Teacher.
Orange Pickup/Recon Truck with Dirt Bike Blaster Mask that fires laser beams .
Aqua-blue '57 Chevy/Field Command Post Blaster II Mask that fires laser beams
Buddy "Clutch" Hawks:
Intelligence Expert and Master of Disguise Occupation: Mechanic at Boulder Hill
Orange Pickup/Recon Truck with Dirt Bike Penetrator Mask that allows him to pass through walls and rock
Gloria Baker:
Champion Race Car Driver; Black Belt in Kung Fu; Former Student of Anthropology Occupation: Race Car Driver
White Sports Car/Submarine Aura Mask that repels metal
Julio Lopez:
Occupation: Doctor
Orange Dune Buggy/Rocket Glider Streamer Mask that shoots glue.
Ace Riker (Striker):
Occupation: Former NASA Test Pilot
White RV/Surveillance Unit with Sonic Jet Richochet Mask that shoots electronic boomerangs
Calhoun Burns:
Occupation: Architect
Black Corvette/Seaplane Gulliver Mask that shrinks objects
Jacques Lafleur:
Occupation: Lumberjack
Navy Blue All-Terrain Van/Hi-Rise Tracker Maraj Mask that creates illusions
Scott Trakker:
Matt Trakker's son
Robot/Motor scooter.
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David the Gnome
Nickelodeon (ended 1988)
The World of David the Gnome was based on the world famous children's books The Gnomes and The Secret of
the Gnomes by Dutch authors Rien Poortvliet and Wil Huygen. David the Gnome, and his wife Lisa, were peace loving Gnomes who lived in a tree. They probably reminded more than a few children of their grandparents. David would travel around on the back of his trusty fox, Swift, who he would summon by whistling. Overall it was a very interesting show which taught children to enjoy and respect nature and the world around them. This 26 episode series came to the U.S. airwaves in 1988, running weekdays on Nickelodeon, and was later rebroadcast from 1996 to 1998 on The Learning Channel. It was narrated by Christopher Plummer, of The Sound of Music and The Insider fame.
Ep Guide
Shining Time Station
PBS (ended 1997)
Shining Time Station
is a railroad station located in the Indian Valley. The station master is Stacy Jones and there
were two engineers. In season 1, the engineer was Henry "Harry" Cupper. He was replaced in season 2 by Billy Twofeathers. There is also an arcade with a Jukebox. The owner of the arcade is the humoristic Schemer who likes to play tricks on people. An 18-inch man named Mr. Conductor lives in a painting on the station wall. He was played by Ringo Starr in the first season, but when his character left to go to the North Pole in the Christmas special, he was replaced by his cousin, played by George Carlin. George Carlin and he played his cousin Mr. Conductor who would replace him at the station in the second season and stay there for the entire run of the show. He goes to the Island of Sodor and tells stories about Thomas the Tank Engine. The kids who come to the station are Matt, Tanya, Dan, Kara, and Becky. Shining Time Station is a comedy series which teach lessons about life. It is based on musical
(Juke Box Band)
and Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends presentations. The Juke Box Band are small puppets who play a large variety of music ranging from folk, country, ballad to rock. "Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends" is an art masterpiece. It shows movie clips of miniature trains on an island with beautiful special effects that are similar to real life.
Ep Guide
The Bullwinkle Show
(ended 1963)
The Bullwinkle Show is a funny animated cartoon about a dimwitted moose (Bullwinkle) and his spunky flying squrriel friend (Rocky)
getting in and out of adventures and foiling the plans of their archenemies (Boris and Natasha). Rocky is the smarter of the two. He likes to fly in the air and cook salami soufflé. Bullwinkle isn't the brightest star in the sky, he likes to hang out with his buddy Rocky. Boris is the short bad guy with the black suit and is the one with the "brains." Natasha is a tall skiny dark haired lady that assists in Boris's evil scheme. Both are sent to do evil plots by their boss, Fearless Leader. First airing on ABC in 1959 with Rocky and Bullwinkle, the show was called "Rocky and his Friends". At that time, the show was in black and white. Later in 1961, the show moved to NBC with Bullwinkle's popularity, the show was renamed "The Bullwinkle Show". Then, the show began to run in color. The show would always air with a Bullwinkle segment, the "Fractured Fairy Tales" then "Mr. Know-it-All", "Peabody's Inprobabale History" Another Bullwinkle segment and finally "Bullwinkle's Corner". "Hello poetry lovers" One of segments on the Bullwinkle Show...
Bullwinkle's Corner
Bullwinkle always tries to recite a famous poem, but stuff always happens: Boris wrecks the poem, Rocky doesn't do his part right, or it's just plain Bullwinkle's fault! Rocky and Bullwinkle have been on TV for more than 40 years throughout various syndication. The show started in black and white called
Rocky and His Friends
, then went to color called The Bullwinkle Show.
Rocket J. "Rocky" Squirrel
One of the main stars of the show. Rocky is just an all-american flying squrriel who wears a blue aviator's helmets.
Bullwinkle J. Moose
The Main Moose. Bullwinkle is a dimwitted moose who always goes anywhere without little buddy (Rocky). He and Rocky live in a little town of Frostbite Falls, Minnesota.
The guy who lets ya' know what's going on. When narrating, he uses awful puns or confused words that makes you wanna laugh or wanna make Rocky, Bullwinkle, and everyone else get sore.
Boris Badenov
A Pottsyvainaian spy who is always wanting to "kill moose and squirrel" with his parter, Natasha.
Natasha Fatale
Boris's partner in crime.
Fearless Leader
Boris and Natasha's boss and the one who comes up with the plans to defeat Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Mr. Big
A midget villain who wanted Bullwinkle's upsidasium. Then was sent to the moon, where he made metal munching mice to destroy American TV. He appears in "Upsidasium" and "Metal-Munching Mice",
Captain Peter Wrongway Peachfuzz
One of Rocky and Bullwinkle's friends. His fullname is Wrongway Peachfuzz and no wonder because he does everything the wrong way.
Gidney and Cloyd Moonman
The moonmen duo and Rocky and Bullwinkle's friends. Gidney is the one with the moustache and Cloyd is the one with the scrootch-gun. They appeared in "Jet Fuel Formula" and "Metal-Munching Mice"
Chaunzy and Edgar
Two old timers that are frequently seen in the show. Usually you see them saying "Well there's something you don't see everyday Chauntzy" "What's that Edgar?"
Uncle Dewlap
Bullwinkle's dead uncle who was twice removed, once for vagrancy, and the other for loitering.
She introduced Fratured Fairy Tales and is always getting squished by the fairy tale book.
Edward Everett Horton
The guy who let's you know what's going on in Fractured Fairy Tales.
Mr. Peabody
A Genius dog who can go back in time with his "WAYBAC" machine.
was a orphen boy that Mr. Peabody adopted.
Other Minor Characters
Dudley Do-Right
A mixed-up Canadian mounty who is "always there to save the day". He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Nell Fenwick
> Dudley's vision of lovelyness. Nell is the daughter of Ispector Fenwick. She appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Inspector Nathaniel Fenwick
The Inspector of the R.C.M.P. (royal canadian mounted police) and Dudley's role model. He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Dudley's horse that Nell love. He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
Snidley K. Whiplash
Dudley's archenemy and Nell's secret admirer. He appears in Upsidasium, Buried Treasure and The Last Angry Moose.
An ancient Greek fableteller and alway's had a moral. He appears in Upsidasium, Metal-Munching Mice, Greenpernt Oogle, Rue Britannia, Buried Treasure, The Last Angry Moose, and Wailing Whale.
Aesops's son. He appears in Upsidasium, Metal-Munching Mice, Greenpernt Oogle, Rue Britannia, Buried Treasure, The Last Angry Moose, and Wailing Whale.
Rocky and Bullwinkle was originally to be part of the "Frostbite-Falls Revue." It was about a group of forest animals running a TV station. The group included Rocket J. Squirrel, Oski Bear, Canadian Moose (Bullwinkle), Sylvester Fox, Blackstone Crow, and Floral Fauna. The show was created by Jay Ward's former partner Alex Anderson, but it never sold.
Airing format
From seasons 1-2 were formated as one Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, then a Fractured Fairy Tale (or Aesop and Son), Mr. Know-it-All, then Peabody (or Dudley Do-Right), another Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, and finally Bullwinkle's Corner. Season 1 and 2was in black and white, although, some syndicated stations play the colorized season 1 episodes, but NO ONE plays the black and white season 2 episodes. From season 3-5 were formated as one Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, Mr. Know-it-All, then a Fractured Fairy Tale, another Bullwinkle and Rocky cartoon, and finally Bullwinkle's Corner, and one last B&R cartoon.
Marathons of the Bullwinkle Show
Rocky and Bullwinkle's You call this a marathon? Marathon
This marathon was aired on July 2000 on Cartoon Network in response to the movie debut June 29, 2000.
BOOMERANG Rocky and Bullwinkle Marathons
In September 2003, BOOMERANG had 24 hr. R&B marathons every Friday starting a 8 AM.
Original Air times
But first, a little brief show info...
Years 1959-1961 at 6:30 PM Sundays, and Thursdays, 1964-1974 at 6:30 PM ?.
Years 1961-1964 at 6:3O PM Sundays
Years 2000-2001 at 6:30 AM Monday-Friday
Years 1990-199? at ?:?? ?? ?-?
Years 1996-2001 at 11:00 pm Saturday-Sunday.
Years ?-2002 at 4:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 8:00 PM/2003-present at 7:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 11:00 PM.
Current Line Up:
has Bullwinkle on at 7:00AM, 3:00PM, and 11:00PM. See "Boomerang" for complete up-to-date line-up.
Ep Guide
Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre
Showtime (ended 1987)
Faerie Tale Theatre gives us a chance to view Faerie Tales in a different way. Some of the best actors
and actresses have given their awesome talents to create unforgettable movies that can be purchased and rented from video stores. You'll love the many beautiful sets, beautiful characters, beautiful everything! One cannot help but cherish an episode from Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre. Shelley Duvall did an excellent, excellent, excellent job of gathering amazing casts for each episode and turning them into famed faerie tale characters.
Ep Guide
Ulysses 31
(ended 1982)
This animated sci-fi retelling of the Greek poet Homer's epic poem, "The Odyssey", was a French-Japanese co-production originally produced in
1981, with animation from premier Japanese animation studio TMS (Tokyo Movie Shinsha). The series was originally envisaged as being 52 episodes long, but production difficulties cut back the number of episodes to 26. The show was written by the French writing team of Nina Wolmark and Jean Chalopin, before being animated by TMS in Japan. Many of the show's key Japanese staff came from the very popular (in France as well as Japan) anime, Rose Of Versailles (Lady Oscar), although the original director, Tadao Nagahama died after production of the first episode, leaving the remaining directors to carry on in a similar style. Some of the show's mechanical designs were also created by Shoji Kawamori and Studio Nue, the famed creators of Macross. Although the show's worldwide debut was on September 12 1981, on Luxembourg's RTL channel, France's FR 3 (the first 'official' home of the series) was not far behind in showing the series. In the mid-1980's the show was given a very respectable and mature English dub by DIC, courtesy of Jean Chalopin and the cast and crew at Multidub International in Montreal, Canada. In the USA, the show was shown in syndication from September 13 1986 as part of Kideo TV a DIC-produced package of animated series such as The Get-Along Gang, Popples and Rainbow Brite (which Ulysses later replaced). The show was also shown on the UK's BBC and Channel 4 networks. Ironically, for a show co-produced by the Japanese, Ulysses 31 wasn't shown on Japanese television until February 6 1988, when a run of twelve episodes was shown there under the title of Space Legend Ulysses 31.
Ep Guide
The Snorks
NBC (ended 1989)
The Snorks
were very much like their competitors
The Smurfs
, except that they live under the sea. The premise for
the show was quite elaborate: In 1643, the captain of a ship under pirate attack discovered a tiny race of beings that lived underwater. After reaching the surface, the rescued captain shared his story of Snorks with a disbelieving world, while underneath the waves, an excited Snork by the name of Uncle Galeo was spreading the word about the surface dwellers. Cut to modern day, where the Snorks have evolved much like humans, living in similar houses and eating similar foods. The main characters of the series were teenager Allstar, his girlfriend Casey, and their pals Dimmy, Daffney and Tooter (so named because he only spoke in whistles). As one would expect, Allstar also had a wacky pet and a rival. The pet was an octopus, logically named Occy, while the rival was Junior Wetworth, the spoiled son of the governor of Snorkland. While
The Snorks
were an obvious attempt to cash in on the success of
The Smurfs
, the series was not without its own charm. Specifically, the relationship between the Snorks and the surface dwellers was very well designed, with the humans being drawn in a more traditional style to play up their "otherworldly" differences. Also,
The Snorks
succeeded in concentrating more on humor than on cuteness, taking the show beyond the level of mere Smurf-imitator. Snorks currently air everyday on
in the US.
Ep Guide
Felix The Cat
(ended 1953)
Felix the Cat
follows the offbeat adventures of that curious feline, Felix. The first episodes where shown in black &
white silent cartoons before it's relaunch in the 1960s.
Throughout the 1920s, Felix was arguably the most popular of all silent-era cartoon characters. His image was mass-merchandised and used to sell dolls, baby oil, and many other products. He even had his own brand of cigars. Not only that, but he was also the first thing to be broadcasted on television. Sadly, he has be all but forgotten about by most.
Ep Guide
Small Wonder
(ended 1989)
Small Wonder
was a sci-fi sitcom about a family who has a robot daughter. Ted Lawson, an engineer at a
huge robotics firm, brings home a project that he is working on: a robot in the shape of a 10-year-old girl. The robot was a Voice Input Child Indenticant (V.I.C.I.), but was nicknamed Vicki for short. Not only did she brighten up Ted's wife Joan, but also was a great sister to their only child Jamie Lawson. They tried to keep the fact that Vicki was a robot from the entire world, but found it difficult when their neighbors, The Brindles, started snooping around the house. What the bad part was, Brandon Brindle, the head of the Brindle family, was Ted's boss and he does his best to lie, cheat, and steal to get him further up the corporate ladder. His wife, Bonnie, was no better than he was, and his bratty daughter Harriet had a killer crush on Jamie. Jamie, however, would rather play with Reggie, his best friend and confidant than to have Harriet chase him everywhere. Jamie also tried to teach Vicki how to be a normal kid, but all she could do is mimic people and do things literally. Vicki also had an evil side to her named Vanessa, who was smart-mouthed, conniving and treacherous at times. But other than that, the Lawsons enjoyed four years of living with a robot and no one outside the family was ever the wiser, not even the ever-nosy Brindles.
Small Wonder
ran in syndication from 1985 to 1989 and was a ratings hit. There were talks of doing a spin-off series dedicated to Vanessa named
Too Good to Be True
but it died in the planning stages.
Theme Song
: She's a small wonder Pretty and bright with soft curls She's a small wonder A girl unlike other girls She's a miracle, and I grant you, she'll enchant you at first sight She's a small wonder And she'll make your heart take flight She's fantastic, made of plastic Microchips here and there She's a small wonder, Brings love and laughter everywhere!
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VIDEO | For a guy who not long ago was spread-eagled on a park bench at Six Flags hoping not to hurl after a ride on the Titan, who can get weak-kneed putting up Christmas lights on the roof, this logical question popped in to my head around noon Friday:
What in the name of all that's good and holy am I doing?
There was no one pointing a gun at me. I'm not British agent 007 with a briefcase of nuclear launch codes escaping the clutches of a mad man. So why had I agreed to jump out of a plane at 10,000 feet?
Oh, that's right. Skydive Palo Duro Canyon had called the Globe-News early last week to tell of its new venture. My bosses offered to pay for my jump and, hey, I didn't really have a column idea for Wednesday, so ... it was the odd marriage of the adventuresome and bold and the stupid and old.
I was actually feeling pretty calm about the jump until I made the grave mistake of telling my wife two nights before. You would have thought I volunteered to strap myself to a tree and film an oncoming EF5 tornado. She came up with every worst-case scenario possible.
"I will never forgive you if you die," she finally said, conjuring up images of her boycotting my funeral in protest to teach me a lesson. Like I would care at that point.
So it was with some trepidation that I was at River Falls airport on the rim of Palo Duro Canyon at noon last Friday signing an 11-page waiver. I initialed 34 different places and signed my name twice. This will get your attention:
"Skydiving, Parachuting, Flying and all its related activities are dangerous and there are risks involved in your participation. You can be SERIOUSLY AND PERMANENTLY INJURED OR EVEN KILLED."
Owner Toby Tyler has returned to his hometown to start Skydive Palo Duro Canyon after a similar operation in Boulder, Colo. I was strapped to Jeremy Divan in a tandem jump, my very life depending on him.
He gave me the rundown of the dos and don'ts and what to expect as he put on my harness. Tight, Jeremy. Think tight.
"Please tell me you've done more than spend a night in a Holiday Inn Express," I said.
To my considerable relief, Jeremy has more than 7,000 jumps, 6,000 of them tandem jumps since his first one in Colorado on March 18, 1999. Having jumped all over the world, he's done as many as 1,200 in nine months, and 16 in one day. Whew.
At 12:35 p.m., Jeremy and I, along with solo jumper Peter Konrad, he of 4,000 jumps, and pilot Jerrad Main left in a Cessna 182. It took about 20 minutes to reach 10,000 feet.
Along the way is a spectacular view of Lake Tanglewood and Palo Duro Canyon. Well, it's spectacular in hindsight. At the time, all I'm thinking is this sure is high.
As we got close, Jeremy did the final tethering and went over the last-minute instructions. At that point, if he had said, "And I'd like you to cluck like a chicken," I would have done it without hesitation.
Then Peter opened the door, and as the kids say, "It's about to get real." He jumped first. My instruction was that Jeremy would then put one foot on this little doo-hickey, which I don't think is the official name, and then I would put two feet on and we'd go. All I know is there wasn't any of that "One for the money, two for the show..."
Like that, we're gone. There wasn't time for my life to flash in front of my eyes. I'm thinking, "My God, I've jumped out of an airplane at nearly two miles up, I'm hurtling face first toward Mother Earth at 120 mph — and I'm actually enjoying the experience."
One of Jeremy's instructions was after three to five seconds, he would tap me on the shoulder and I was to spread my arms, as he said, "like I'd been arrested on a Friday night."
It was a rush like no other. Peter fell his way over and we high-fived, and I'm talking high. There really wasn't a sense of falling, but of suspension and cutting through wind. The sound was like racing down the highway in a car with all the windows down.
At about 40 seconds and 5,000 feet, the chute opened, which is a very good thing. There wasn't any jerking because we'd been slowed a little bit by a preliminary small drogue chute.
For the next four minutes and 5,000 feet, we floated at 30 mph to the landing zone. After the rush of wind, now it was oddly quiet and still — and beautiful. I guided it a little, and then Jeremy took the chute on a few spins, which briefly brought back some unfortunate Six Flags/Titan memories.
Finally, after being told to raise my feet as high as I could, we landed like a gentle slide into home plate. Then the only thing that went terribly wrong occurred.
As we slid to a stop, Peter's border collie, Sonic, got a little excited and bit Jeremy on the butt, tearing his pants.
All I know is we were on terra firma. Leaving was a thrill. Landing was even better.
Jon Mark Beilue is an AGN Media columnist. He can be reached at email@example.com or 806-345-3318. His blog and "Out of the Beilue" segment appear on amarillo.com. Twitter: @jonmarkbeilue.
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I'm using my blog as a tip database. Basically people submit tips to the blog and people can search them.
However, what I would like to do is have a feed whereby a user can receive say 20tips on a prurely random basis. Basically every hour or so the feed is randomised.
I have tried random posts and it randomises the blogs fine. However it does not do it on the rss feed.
Is there another way to accomplish this


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Nia made her television dbut as Anu, the best friend of the protagonist Rachana (Swati Kapoor) in Kaali. After the death of Rachana her character took over as the lead of the show, to defeat the main antagonist, and killer of Rachana, Thakral (Ashutosh Rana). Her next television appearance was as Nisha, the daughter of Jay (Akshay Anand), in Star Plus's Behenein. Nia was also in the reality show of the chanel [V]'s The Player with her real name Neha
After Behenein, Nia went on to portray Maanvi, one of the protagonists in the Cinevistaas production Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai, who suffers from leukaemia. She plays a childlike young adult, causing problems for her older sister Jeevika (Krystle D'Souza) to fix. For this role she required training from an audiologist in order to complete a sequence in the show where Maanvi helps Inder (Anupam Bhattacharya) correct his stammer.
She is the first "Indian Television Actress" to go bald for her onscreen role of a cancer patient as Manvi.
Recently she came highest placed newcomer in Top 50 sexiest Asian Women List by Asjad Nazir of famous british newspaper Eastern Eye and overall grabbed the rank 5 in the list. Tens of thousands of tweets have been pouring in from all over India voting for (Asjad Nazir)'s world famous list of the 50 Sexiest Asian Men and Women, which he annually writes for the UK's most established newspaper [Eastern Eye]. It was stated about the list that, India based fans have been so determined to get their favourite Indian celebrities to the top spot that the most popular trending topic in India this week has been #SexyList2012 which is a tag that Nazir created. Other popular trending topics connected to the list have been #NiaSharma and #KushalTandon, which have been ahead of cricket tags despite England playing India.
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TOWNSEND, Tenn. -- Nationally recognized nature photographers Bill Lea and David Duhl will lead a workshop April 15 through 18 at the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont emphasizing wildlife, landscape, and macro photography.
The program is tailored to the skill level and interests of each individual participant with plenty of one-on-one instruction. Field sessions and lectures cover the use of light, composition and equipment.
Lea is considered by many to be one of the best wildlife photographers in the country. He has taught photographic workshops for 11 years and has photographed in the Smokies for more than 24. He truly enjoys photographing mountain streams and forest scenes, but is probably best known for his work on whitetails, black bears, and other wildlife.
Duhl is a Nashville-based nature photographer, with an interest in close-up, wildlife, and scenic photography. He has co-authored the book, A Guide to Photography and the Smoky Mountains, and is a photo editor for the Field Guide to the Native Plants of Tennessee. His work is used in corporate proposals by the Nature Conservancy, by advertising agencies, developers, electronic publications and in permanent displays.
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Really pleasant surprise. We booked it at the last moment, day before arriving to Pisa, because NH Cavalieri was fully booked. We looked for the hotel near the train station. But I worried about 2 stars hotel in such location.
But everything was great, we had a double room with bathroom, and both was of the nice quality, normal size, clean and comfortable.
Quiet in the night, in spite of the train station very close to the hotel.
Very nice staff and adequate breakfast- even a hard boiled eggs, but it's not a buffet style, you get your breakfast when you go to the breakfast room.
Of course, it's not a 5 stars, or even 4- but better than some 3 stars hotels I saw in Italy.
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I've managed to enable port-forwarding on my Cisco 877 but I wasn't able to find a way to specify a single accepted IP from the outside. Any link to a Cisco documentation or commands to type in IOS are welcomed.
Thanks by advance.
"NAT" in and of itself won't disallow anyone. It will do translation. It sounds like you have set up a port forwarding to an internal device, but want to allow only 1 external device to use that particular port forward?


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Turkish entrepreneurs are invited to capitalize on a number of attractive investment opportunities in sectors ranging from energy to health in New Hampshire, the US state's governor, Maggie Hassan, told reporters in İstanbul on Monday.
Hassan was in town to participate in a trade and investment conference organized by the Turkish Confederation of Businessmen and Industrialists (TUSKON) and met with Turkish businesspeople to discuss potential partnerships in separate fields.
Hassan cited energy, defense, health and tourism as some of the key investment fields that offer opportunities for foreign entrepreneurs in New Hampshire, adding that the tax rates in this state are relatively lower compared to other US states. Underlining that mutual trade between Turkey and the US has gradually increased, Hassan said they would focus on cementing Turkish trade ties with New Hampshire in particular. The governor suggested that Turkish investors and New Hampshire-based companies increase dialogue for potential partnerships in the future. She said Turkish businesspeople could fly directly from İstanbul to Boston, from where New Hampshire is only one hour away.
Also speaking at the same meeting in İstanbul, TUSKON President Rızanur Meral said mutual trade volume with the US has reached $19 billion and that $6.5 billion of this is Turkish exports to this country. Meral said TUSKON encourages Turkish firms to explore investment opportunities, especially in the field of research and development (R&D) and innovation in the US. "New Hampshire should serve as a prominent venue for Turkish business to get to know the US market. … The state has a gross domestic product [GDP] of $60 billion, bigger than some of Turkey's trade partners," Meral emphasized.
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For all you "duplicate" fanatics, there is a similar question on SO right here. The difference is that I paint a vivid example that I can not understand the output of.
The documentation for JspWriter and PrintWriter says there are two differences: 1. JspWriter can throw exceptions, PrintWriter should not do so. 2. JspWriter uses a PrintWriter behind the scene, but since by default JSP pages are buffered, the PrintWriter won't be created until
the buffer is flushed - whatever that mean in the context of a JSP page. I'm not sure I've understood this last part. Consider this JSP page:
<%@page import="java.io.PrintWriter"%>
<%@page contentType="text/html" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<title>JspWriter versus PrintWriter</title>

I should be row one.

out.println("
JspWriter said: I should be the second row.
");
PrintWriter pw = response.getWriter();
pw.println("
PrintWriter said: I should be the third row.
");

I should be the fourth row.

It produces the following output:
PrintWriter said: I should be the third row.
I should be row one.
JspWriter said: I should be the second row.
I should be the fourth row.
As you can see, the JspWriter outputs his string to the browser were I expected it to. But PrintWriter outputs his string before all else is sent to the browser. If we examine the source code sent to the browser, the PrintWriter's string is sent as the very first line, before the DOCTYPE declaration. So in the example above, exactly what happens?


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My sister and I use Google Chrome but our computers are sharing history. All of my browsing history is appearing on my sister's computer and her history on mine. How can I resolve this problem?
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It's strange though that you are both logged in with the same Google account -- you should probably check if you are accidentally using her account or vice versa and create (or log in with) a different account.


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Tasting Notes
Nearly black in color, this Malbec has aromas of ripe black cherries, plums, and violet flowers with subtle notes of vanilla and caramel. Jammy, packed with fresh red fruit and a pleasant acidity that balances nicely with the firm tannins. The finish is round and generous with a touch of sweet oak.
Food Pairing
Enhances grilled red meats, tomato-based pasta dishes, empanadas and rice dishes.
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"Yauquen" is a word from the Mapuche language that means "to share a drink with a friend". This is the entry-level, value line of wines produced by Ruca Malen.


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Labor & Industries and the self-insured employer community have agreed to partner in the development of a Self-Insurance Risk Analysis System. L&I is proposing that one component of this system feature the collection of medical bill data using an Electronic Data Interchange with national standards established by the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions. Existing rules must be modified, and a new rule adopted, in order to make reporting requirements clear to all self-insurers and to ensure a uniform standard of reporting is established.
At the request of members of the self-insured employer community, Labor & Industries has agreed to change the existing method of self-insured claim data reporting. Instead of the current internally developed Self-Insurance Electronic Data Reporting System (SIEDRS), which is unique to Washington, we are proposing that self-insurers submit claim data using an Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) with national standards established by the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions. Existing rules govern the requirements for data submittal to SIEDRS. These rules must be modified in order to establish the reporting requirements for this EDI method of data submittal.
Rulemaking is needed to modify an existing rule to conform to the provisions of Chapter 137, Laws of 2015 (SHB 1496). The proposed rulemaking will allow a longer period of time for workers who are eligible for vocational retraining to decline further vocational services and instead select vocational Option 2 benefits.
The Self-insurance Section within the Department of Labor and Industries is amending Section 296-15-266 WAC. The amendments define the circumstances under which the department will consider assessing a penalty for an unreasonable delay of benefits, and the process of this penalty request.
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We've modified the the theme's original font with custom CSS. And using 'Arial' font currently as body font. But after using custom CSS, the Bold and Regular Fonts are working, but Italic Font are not displaying on front-end of the website's pages i.e. The "..." part at http://goo.gl/ObqeH is originally Italic, but it is displaying as regular font at front-end of the site.
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The "Agrilides Villas" opened in May of 2009 and are comprised of two newly built traditional luxurious villas, with independent swimming pools and they are located on a 1 acre garden. Each villa has two levels that are connected with a wooden interior staircase and can accommodate up to 8 persons. The 1st floor features an open plan kitchen-dining room-living room with a fireplace and additionally, a bedroom and a bathroom. On the 2nd floor there are 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The bedrooms either have a double bed or two single beds and air-conditioning. The living room on the 1st floor can easily accommodate 2 extra persons, since the sofa is easily converted into a double bed. All areas feature independent heating (radiators) and air-conditioning. The kitchen is fully equipped with built-in electrical appliances (stove, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave oven etc.), cookware and other appliances (toaster, coffee-maker, boiler, juice-maker, etc.).
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The place we stayed definetly contributed to our great holiday in Lefkada. I cannot find anything bad to say about this place - it was perfectly clean, tidy, tastefully decorated and basically all our needs were anticipated, there was nothing that was missing. It really is a great place to stay near Lefkada and the beach. If you do not have a car, the owner has provided bikes, so it's ok to get around like that.
We spent a great time in Agrilides villa on Lefkas. The place was even better than on the photos. The location is realy near the beach and near the town, so we could use bicycles a lot. We also enjoy the villa's garden and terraces, children were very delighted to swim in the pool. The property was clean, well-maintained and the people were very nice. They were always there when we needed them. We recommended it to all people who like a quiet, but not isolated place. We hope that we come back soon.
We had probably one of our best holidays at Agrilides Villa. We came with our two kids and really everything was excellent - from location, accommodation, help and support from the owners.
The rooms are spacious, clean (and cleaned at least twice a week), swimming pool was nice and used a lot by our kids (and ourselves).
The location is perfect not too far away from the main town and not too far away from the beaches, either.
The owners were extremely friendly and they really tried to be helpful (and they managed to be...) providing us with everything - from fresh vegetables and fruits to advice about restaurants, beaches, etc.
I am not used to write reviews, and I think in fact this is the very first one, but honestly we liked the villa a lot, we loved the island and its people and it is probably the place where we will come again next year.
The Agrilides Villas are located on the island of Lefkada, in the area of Agia Marina in the heart of the olive grove of Lefkada with a lovely sea view.They are only 400m (1,312 ft) from the famous beach of Agios Ioannis, awarded the Blue Flag each year, a beach ideal for aquatic activities (wind surfing, kite surfing, etc.). The Agrilides Villas are easily accessible since they located just 1km (3,280ft) from the entrance and town of Lefkada. Given their location, they offer their guests the option of choosing among the many sites of interest of the surrounding area – ideal for long walks or bicycling – and the greater area of Lefkada, given that the island's main roads are easily accessible from the villas.The lush green garden and surrounding environment creates a cool, quiet and relaxing atmosphere. An ideal choice for relaxation close to the beach, near Lefkas Town that combines the peace and serenity of the olive grove and the view of the sea.
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Mill River Days: July 2 - 4
July 2 at Brush Creek Mill: 10-4 Our Annual Craft Fair. Concession Stand Open, Rivers Edge Gift Shop Open. Note to vendors: we still have space inside at $45, and outside at $35. Friday afternoon set up available.
July 2 at Brush Creek Mill: 7-9PM Butch Runyon, Singer/Storyteller, free admission, donations gratefully accepted.
July 4 at Brush Creek Mill: 2-4PM Come celebrate our Tenth Anniversary with strawberries and Icecream. Grist Mill History and Brush Creek Mill History on display!
TEEING OFF FOR KIDS! July 16, 2016, Thunder Bay Resort
This is our annual golf scramble to raise money for children's activities at the Mill, including the Annual Christmas Party, Fourth Grade Field Trips for Atlanta, Hillman, and Lewiston students, and funding for our Mini-Grant program. We have a wonderful list of prizes available for winning teams, and Alpena Buick has graciously offered us great hole-in-one prizes for all 3-pars, should you get a hole-in-one on # 6 you will win a 2016 Buick Encore. So get your team together and sign up at the Thunder Bay Resort Pro Shop by the July 9th.


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City Cracks Down on Nightclubs and May Revise Its Policies
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
Published: November 10, 2002
The Bloomberg administration is quietly accelerating a crackdown on New York City's night life industry, using existing city regulations to restrain clubs, bars and restaurants that flout laws, and formulating new policies for how the industry is monitored. The city is also considering changing its 76-year-old cabaret laws, which ban dancing in any place without a license.
An increased focus on night life is part of the administration's broad attempts to remain vigilant about so-called quality-of-life issues and crime prevention, policy cornerstones of the preceding administration. A month ago, the city announced that it would vigorously enforce its noise code, a new effort aimed in part at bars and clubs with noisy patrons who spill into the city's streets. The administration has also strongly lobbied the City Council to pass a bill to prohibit smoking in all public spaces, a move that has infuriated nightclub owners around the city.
Among the most visible of Rudolph W. Giuliani's quality-of-life initiatives were the tactics used during his second term after several revelers were injured or died in violent fights or after overdosing on drugs while in clubs.
Several nights a week, a task force of agents from several city agencies would arrive at clubs late at night with as many as 40 people looking for violations that could range from too few fire exits to fruit flies in the vodka. Reporters were often invited to accompany the teams, which were directed by the office of Deputy Mayor Rudy Washington.
From Sept. 11, 2001, to last April, that task force -- known as March, for Multi Agency Response to Community Hotspots -- was dormant. As a result, the prevailing perception in the night life industry has been that the Bloomberg administration would be less sweeping in its enforcement efforts.
''This administration seems to understand that there needs to be a balance between reasonable enforcement of the laws and recognition that this is an important industry in New York,'' said Robert Bookman, the lawyer for the New York Nightlife Association, a 120-member trade group formed in 1997 in response to the Giuliani administration's crackdown. His view was echoed by nearly a dozen bar, restaurant and club owners.
Since this spring, enforcement actions by the March program have increased 35 percent over the preceding year, and the effort will continue to grow, officials said. ''Rolling back is not on the table,'' said John Feinblatt, the city's criminal justice coordinator, which oversees the March program.
The Civil Enforcement Division of the Police Department, which shuts down clubs, motels and other establishments where crimes are committed, is expected to have slightly fewer closings by the end of this year than in 1999, when court orders were issued against 680 locations. (There have been 578 this year so far.) ''The Police Department is not less tough'' on night life, said Robert F. Messner, an assistant police commissioner who runs the division. ''If you listen to stories about what led to this homicide or what led to this assault, you would be surprised how many stem from nightclubs. We don't want those places in New York. We make it very clear.''
Mr. Feinblatt and Vincent A. LaPadula, a senior adviser to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, have spent several months examining how the city monitors the night life industry and enforces orders to correct violations at clubs. They have met with scores of community leaders and city officials to develop a comprehensive policy by the end of the year.
Mr. Feinblatt and other city officials insisted that their goal was not to put nightclubs out of business, and suggested that some changes might actually streamline the inspection process, perhaps by reducing the number of agencies involved while still being vigilant. ''The mayor and his administration are committed to improving the city's quality of life and striking a balance between the city's vibrant night life and the needs of those who live in these neighborhoods,'' said a spokesman for the mayor, Jerry Russo.
Officials have also been working with a councilman who represents parts of Lower Manhattan, Alan J. Gerson, to review the city's cabaret laws, which were established in 1926. The laws, which restrict clubs to certain areas of the city, also lay out strict safety standards for any club applying for a cabaret license. For instance, a sound system must shut down automatically when a fire alarm goes off.
Community organizations and club owners with cabaret licenses usually agree that the laws should be enforced. The owners argue that they spend considerable time and money to get their licenses and do not appreciate restaurants or lounges without cabaret licenses flouting the law and allowing dancing.
''I certainly went through a lot of trouble and expense to get a cabaret license,'' said Greg Brier, the owner of Groovejet, on Spring Street. ''And I think it should be an even playing field for everyone.''
There is ample evidence that the city is enforcing both the cabaret law and the catering law, which is sometimes used against bars and restaurants that book ''private parties'' and invite unauthorized dancing.


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The 200 Club of the Coastal Empire, a nonprofit that provides financial assistance to families of first responders who lose their lives in the line of duty, will kick off its inaugural Legacy of Service Series with an advance screening of the film "Parker" at 5:30 p.m. Jan. 24 at the Lucas Theater, 32 Abercorn St. in Savannah. "Parker" was produced by Stratton Leopold of Savannah.
Clint Eastwood stars in "Trouble with the Curve," available on home video. The family-friendly drama is the actor's first film since 1993 that he has not also directed. Will the picture make your day?
The Small World Festival Committee is accepting vendor applications and cultural entertainment proposals for its Saturday, May 11, event at Bryant Commons in downtown Hinesville. The international cultural celebration will feature a world marketplace, international food court and cultural entertainment.
HINESVILLE: Liberty Stadium Cinemas
Atlantic Area CASA (court-appointed special advocates) will host new volunteer training from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15 at the Liberty County Health Department, 1113 E. Oglethorpe Highway, Hinesville.
Whether you call it a frankfurter, frank, wienie, wiener, dog or red hot, the humble hot dog is as American as baseball and apple pie.
Dec. 22 to Jan. 19: While few can match the goat's fiscal wizardry, you still need to be wary in your dealings. There might be a problem you should know about sooner rather than later.
The Coastal Courier recently went along on a cruise to the Bahamas.
Watch the AFC and NFC Championship games Sunday at Rocky's Zone, where there's no cover charge and not a bad seat in the house.
Do you ever get confused by all these "green" terms?
ATLANTA - Forecasters say the weekend's mild weather is giving way to cooler temperatures across Georgia and the threat of flooding in much of north Georgia.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a visionary whose steadfast dedication to equality earned many Americans the rights they have today. And though he died April 4, 1968, his legacy and local ties still are widely celebrated.
SAVANNAH - "Johnny Mercer and Me!," an original play based on the life of American songwriter and singer John Mercer, will be performed Jan. 25-26 at the Averitt Center for the Arts at the Emma Kelly Theater in Statesboro.
Nine films received nods for best picture during Thursday's announcement of the Academy Award nominations.
Life is full of drama, comedy, trials, disappointment, family and the unexpected. One current film somehow manages to capture all of this and more.
Friends of Animals of the Coastal Empire will have its 18th annual Auction Bark-Out at the O-Kat Corral to benefit animal welfare groups on Aug ...
The 57th annual Kicklighter family reunion will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 30 at Beards Creek Primitive Baptist Church in ...
East Liberty County American Legion Post 321 will install post officers for the 2016-17 at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Isle of Wight Clubhouse ...
The Cosmopolitan Club crowned Destiny LeCounte as Miss Teenage Liberty County at its annual pageant last month.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce announced that it is spearheading a Hope Flag project this week for Liberty County.
With all the hype surrounding it, both positive and negative, the female reboot of "Ghostbusters" now hits theaters and the only question is this: Epic ...
The Long County Chamber of Commerce gathered for breakfast Tuesday at Jones Creek Baptist Church.
ATLANTA - The closest eateries to Liberty and Long counties in the 2016-17 "100 Plates Locals Love" by the Georgia Department of Economic Development's Tourism ...
"The Secret Life of Pets" could be described as a four-legged version of "Toy Story," although not nearly as witty or charming. In a summer ...
You can take a bike and paddle tour of Darien and its river July 23.
SAVANNAH - Howard Family Dental Foundation, the charitable foundation of a dental office group based in coastal Georgia and South Carolina donated $30,000 last month ...
SAVANNAH - Ogeechee Riverkeeper has introduced a needs-based volunteer program and is soliciting people interested in helping to preserve waterways.
Tarzan has been through as many big-screen reinventions as almost any other character. Does the new incarnation in "The Legend of Tarzan" live up to ...
The Office of the Governor in partnership with the Georgia Council for the Arts announces a call for entries for "The Art of Georgia II ...
The Office of the Governor in partnership with the Georgia Council for the Arts announces a call for entries for "The Art of Georgia II ...
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - A judge has sentenced an anti-abortion
zealot convicted of murdering a prominent Kansas abortion doctor to
life in prison with the possibility of parole after 50 years.
Scott Roeder (ROH-der) faced a mandatory life prison term for
gunning down Dr. George Tiller in the back of Tiller's Wichita
church last May.
Sedgwick County District Judge Warren Wilbert could have made
the 52-year-old Roeder eligible for parole after 25 or 50 years. He
gave him the harsher sentence because he said the evidence showed
Roeder stalked Tiller before killing him.
Roeder testified that he killed Tiller because he felt doing so
would protect unborn children.
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