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Nickelodeon (ended 1999)
We can't tell you who we are. Or where we live. It's too risky, and we've got to be careful.
Really careful. So we don't trust anyone. Because if they find us ... well, we just won't let them find us. The things you should know is that
is in really big trouble. Yeah. Even You.
Animorphs was originally based on the book series created by K.A. Applegate. Most of the episodes that have appeared are based on one of the books, but some are totally created by one of the Television crew. In this battle against parasitic aliens, called Yeerks, five children, Jake played by Shawn Ashmore, Rachel played by Brooke Nevin, Marco played by Boris Cabrera, and Tobias who is played by Christopher Ralph; was given the power to morph into any creature by an Andalite named Elfangor-Sirinial-Shamtul (Diego Matamoros) to fight Visser Three (Eugene Lipinski) and his fellow Yeerks. An Andalite who is named Aximili-Esgarrouth-Isthill (Paulo Costanzo), the brother of Elfangor joins the battle along the Animorphs.
It has been over five years since the Animorphs joined up, and given the power to morph into creatures, to fight the evil Yeerks. It was an amazing battle; the Animorphs had some good times, and some bad times, but they were always together, trying to save the world.
It was June 1996, when the first Animorphs book was released by K.A. (Katherine) Applegate, and now, the last book written was in 2001. The count of 54 regular Animorph books, 4 Megamorphs, 4 Chronicles, and 2 Alternamorphs, and including 26 episodes of the Animorphs TV Series, and an incredible supply of merchandise (transformers, games, etc...) and a television show in 1998 due to the rising popularity of the books.
Now, that huge battle between good and evil, the human race fighting along side with the Andalites, and many other species, battling against the parasitic aliens, Yeerks, has ended.
However, due to ratings and the show's inability to outdo the ratings FOX's Goosebumps had achieved the previous year, Nickelodeon's executives abruptly ended the show in the fall of 1999; there was no "big finish" finale and the show never had its own version of the books' ending between the Animorphs and Visser Three. Since the books would outdo the show into early 2000, there had been no plan for an ending anyway. However, it would have been too costly to follow like the books' ending, since the series' conclusion involved a nuclear strike on the Yeerk pool and many other horrific (hard to do with Nickelodeon's budget) battles.
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The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
ABC (ended 1991)
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was a charming animated series that captured both kids and their parents with
all-new outings featuring Pooh and the whole gang in the 100 Acre Wood. The world-famous bear, created by British author, A.A. Milne. He is joined by his young master, Christopher Robin. The ever-bouncy Tigger. The glum donkey, Eeyore. The incurable know-it-all, Rabbit. The always-confused Owl. The squeaky Piglet and the mother and son team of Kanga and Roo. Featuring quality animation along with original songs and scores, this series preserves the touching emotional qualities and "not just for kids" humor of the original Winnie the Pooh books.
The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
was part of what many consider Disney's "Golden Age," meaning the studio had quality writers, characters, theme songs, etc. Some other shows during this time were
Gummi Bears
, and
Darkwing Duck
Characters Winnie the Pooh: Winnie the Pooh is the fun-loving bear. He is very caring and concerned about all of his friends. Pooh is friends with everyone in the Hundred Acre Woods. Some of his very good companions are Christopher Robin and Piglet. Pooh also loves honey. Piglet: Piglet is the small Piglet with big hopes. He believes that even though he isn't very big, he can do what his friends do. When they all go on adventures, Piglet is a little frightened, but he goes anyway because he is a such a good friend and will try to overcome his fears. Rabbit: Rabbit can be a bit serious sometimes. He loves to plant gardens that are always eaten by some crows and accidentally bounced on by Tigger. Rabbit builds scarecrows to get rid of the crows, sometimes it works and other times it doesn't. He can give some good advice to his friends. Eeyore: Eeyore is the slow-moving donkey. He tries over and over to build his houses, but someone may bounce or fall on it. Other times the wind blows it down or the weather. He always has his friends to help him rebuild it though. Eeyore also has a tail that is pinned on that happens to fall off occasionally. Tigger: Tigger loves to bounce, he tries to bounce higher each time. His bouncing can break things if it gets a big wild. One of his good friends is Roo, he taught him about bouncing and its fun. Kanga: Kanga is Roo's mother. She is very nice to everyone in the Hundred Acre Woods. Kanga is always helping others, or offering some snacks that she may have baked. Roo: Roo's mother is Kanga. He likes to bounce like Tigger. When his friends come around, he usually comes along with them. He was very happy when he moved to the Hundred Acre Woods. One of his best friends is Tigger. Christopher Robin: Christopher Robin is a very nice, young boy. He likes taking his friends on adventures. When they may have a problem with something, he usually figures it out or helps them. He is very good friends with Pooh. Theme Song
Gotta get up, I gotta get goin' I'm gonna see a friend of mine He's round and he's fuzzy I love him because He's just Pooh Bear, Winnie the Pooh Bear Lookin' for fun, chasin' some hunny bees Pooh Bear I know he's out there Rumblee tumblee, climin' a honey tree Fun never ends for us, we're so adventurous Least every now and again And when we're alone and there's nobody home It's nice to be able to count on a friend Like Pooh Bear, Winnie the Pooh Bear Wherever you go, oh won't you take me please Pooh Bear, I gotta be there It's me and it's you Silly old Winnie the Pooh...
In 1989, Disney's Gummi Bears, which ran for 4 successful seasons on NBC, moved to ABC and merged with The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh with all-new episodes for Saturday mornings. Winnie the Pooh Specials
Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too! Winnie the Pooh: Boo To You Too! Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine For You A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving Winnie the Pooh's Un-Valentine's Day
Spin-off series
The Book of Pooh
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Maurice Sendak's Little Bear
Nickelodeon (ended 2000)
Little Bear
is the story of, what else, than a little bear (voice of Kristin Fairlie). He has many adventures
with all his friends, including Duck, Cat, Owl, Hen, Emily, Emily's doll - Lucy, No Feet the Snake, Mitzi the monkey and Tutu the Dog! Little Bear is always getting into trouble and adventure! He has emotional feelings - he is sad, bold, mad, etc. The show is a nice way to teach children about feelings of life. It will give them courage, pride, honor and more in their life. For nearly the last decade this delightful show has entertained children of all ages including their parents. This animated series is based on the popular children's books illustrated by Maurice Sendak and written by Else Holmelund Minarik. Little Bear is about the spirited adventures of a curious young cub and his animal friends. Written from a child's point of view, the series celebrates the playful and sometimes enchanted aspects of the everyday activities and important moments in a pre-schooler's life. Though often rooted in the everyday, other stories are based on elements of Little Bear's imagination. At times, Little Bear may be seen flying, or even exploring the moon. Each episode consists of 3 seven-and-a-half minute stories. Each story follows an adventure, a game or an act of imagination in Little Bear's day. Little Bear once aired on Nick Jr. in the United States. You can now catch it twice daily on Noggin. Morning timeslots tend to vary, but the afternoon timeslot has remained the same --- 5:30 P.M. eastern.
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My Little Pony
(ended 1992)
Based on one of the most beloved toylines of the 1980's,
My Little Pony
started out as a couple of
animated specials and a feature film before finally becoming a cartoon series. Its various incarnations told the adventures of the little ponies and all of their friends as they lived in the beautiful Dream Valley. There were literally dozens of ponies of all different colors and they were divided into Earth ponies, Unicorns, and Pegasus ponies. All were fundamentally magical beings and each had a small picture on her back that reflected her name or personality.
The ponies' most cherished friend is Megan, a young girl of about 13 who was brought to Ponyland to help them in their darkest hour. She continued to visit her friends and often served as leader when trouble struck. Eventually, her younger brother Danny (probably 11) and sister Molly (around 9) met the ponies, and the three of them came to stay in Ponyland for extended visits.
There were many different beings who lived in Ponyland besides the ponies. Those who were seen most frequently were Spike (a baby dragon), the Moochick (an absent-minded magician), the Bushwoolies (multicolored fur balls who all seemed to act as one) and the Grundles (friendly troll creatures who tunneled underground). They were always willing to lend a hand when a lesson needed to be learned or villains threatened Dream Valley.
The show featured original songs and lessons about teamwork, love, kindness, and bravery. The stories began as 15-minute episodes, but eventually they were expanded into multi-part 15-minute episodes. These were shown alongside other cartoons in a half-hour block titled
"My Little Pony and Friends"
which included
The Moon Dreamers
The Potato Head Kids
before being given their own half-hour time slot. In 1992 the Disney Channel would create a new series featuring brand-new ponies with a more preteen spin on the storylines called
My Little Pony Tales
, which is featured in this guide as Season 3. The Disney Channel would continue to show these episodes for many years in syndication.
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Strawberry Shortcake
Strawberry Shortcake and her friends first entered pop culture as characters in a series of greeting cards. Then, in 1980,
the first of six annual
Strawberry Shortcake
TV specials aired, firmly embedding the titular heroine in the minds and hearts of eighties children everywhere. Nearly twenty years after the final special aired, Miss Shortcake has been revived for another generation.
This web guide will be devoted to both the c cartoon specials and the new series of videos that update the adventures of Strawberry Shortcake for the 21st Century.
Strawberry Shortcake
and its characters are owned/distributed by
Those Characters From Cleveland
, a division of
American Greetings
1st Theme Song
(spoken) Boys and girls Moms and dads Brothers and sisters Cats and dogs Welcome to the world of Strawberry Shortcake! (sung) Who sleeps all night in a cake made of strawberry Wakes up bright in a cake made of strawberry Lives her life in a cake made of strawberry (Strawberry Shortcake) Wouldn�tcha know Who sweeps her floors in a cake made of strawberry Plays outdoors of a cake made of strawberry Games and chores in a cake made of strawberry (Strawberry Shortcake) Wouldn�tcha know It�s love that makes her garden grow With lots of pretty berries in a row She greets each day with a berry glow (Strawberry Shortcake) Wouldn�tcha know What�s it like to stay in a cake made of strawberry Work and play in a cake made of strawberry Learn the way of little Miss Strawberry (Strawberry Shortcake) And you will know (Strawberry Shortcake) This you�ll know
2nd Theme Song
Straw-buh-buh-buh-buh-berry Straw-buh-buh-buh-buh-berry Straw-buh-buh-buh-buh-berry Shortcake I know a girl And there is no one sweeter She's got that special touch Best friend in the world And when you get to meet her You'll love her berry much (She's doin' fine) (Growin' better all the time) She's cool, she's fun She'll lead the way Straw-buh-buh-buh-buh-berry Shortcake That girl's so sweet Just like her name Straw-buh-buh-buh-buh-berry Strawberry Shortcake She's so vuh-vuh-vuh-very Extraordi-di-dinary She�s Straw-buh-buh-buh-berry Shortcake That�s girl�s so sweet Just like her name Straw-buh-buh-buh-buh-berry Strawberry Shortcake
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Voltron: The Third Dimension
FOX (ended 2000)
From days of long ago, from uncharted regions of the universe, comes a legend. The legend of Voltron! A mighty
robot. Loved by good, feared by evil. As Voltron's legend grew, peace settled across the galaxy. But then the evil Prince Lotor escaped from his prison in deep space. He formed a secret alliance with Haggar, mistress of dark magic, and together they summoned awesome forces of fear and destruction. Threatened the universe with new, horrible menaces. Voltron was needed once again. Now comes the story of a super force of space explorers. Specially trained and sent by the highest echelon of the Galaxy Alliance to bring back Voltron. This is Voltron: The Third Dimension. Voltron: The Third Dimension is set five years after the events that end the Lion Voltron episodes of Voltron: Defender of the Universe. In 1999, it won for best "Daytime Emmy" under the Outstanding Sound Editing: Special Class category and was nominated for the "Golden Reel Award" under the Best Sound Editing: Television Animated Series- Sound category.
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The Real Ghostbusters
ABC (ended 1991)
The Real Ghostbusters
continues where the first movie left off, with the four Ghostbusters facing forces of the supernatural. Helping
out the Ghostbusters would be their secretary, Janine Melnitz, and (eventually) Louis Tully. Also joining in would be the green ghost busted at the Sedgewick Hotel in the first movie, which was given the name Slimer.
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Teletubbies started in the U.K. and proved to be a popular children's show. In fact, it proved so popular that
the show was rebooted fifteen years after its cancellation (the original and revived series can be watched on Nick Jr. in the U.S.). Teletubbies is a show about creatures known as Teletubbies (so called because they're tubby, and have TV screens in their stomachs). The Teletubbies live in Teletubbyland, and faraway place inhabited by only the Teletubbies, talking flowers, talking trumpets, a baby sun, the Noo-Noo, a bunch of rabbits, and the narrator. There house is known as "The Tubby-Tronic Superdome", and has everything they need, four beds, a tubby-toast maker, a tubby-custard makers, and a slide used as an alternate entrance. In the middle of their dome, they have a panel of switches and buttons and their tubby sponges which they use to bathe themselves. Each day, the Teletubbies discover new things together, watch videos on their tubby-screens, and have fun together. In Teletubbyland, there's a large windmill, and when it spins pink dust, it let's the teletubbies know that something magical is about to happen. The Teletubbies were developed in U.K. by Ragdoll and BBC.
The largest of the four teletubbies. He is purple, and has a triangle antenna (because of these features, critics assume he is gay, but rest assure, he isn't, he may be a tom-girl, but he's not gay.) His favorite thing is his hand-bag which he can amazingly fit large things in. His best friends are Dipsy and Po. He may be large, but he's quiet and gentle. His song is "Tinkle-Winkle, Tinky-Winky"
The second largest teletubby. He is green with a dipstick antenna. His favorite thing is his black and white tie-dye top hat. His best friends are Tinky-Winky and Laa-Laa. He's more of a loner teletubby, and doesn't like "cute" stuff. His song has a reggae beat.
The second smallest teletubby. She is yellow, with a spiral antenna. Her favorite thing his her giant orange ball that she seems to have no control of. Her best friends are all of the teletubbies. She has a free-spirit and can always find away to enjoy things, her favorite word is "nice." Her song is "La la la la la la la la."
The smallest teletubby. She is red, with an "O" shaped antenna. Her favorite thing is her red and blue scooter which she can ride at an alarming speed. Her best friends are Tinky-Winky and Laa-Laa. She is very quiet and usually shy, but loves to go fast. Her song is "Fidy Fidy, Mar Mar Mar"
The Teletubbie's vacuum cleaner that can suck up anything in his path, even things twice his size. He lives inside the Tubby-tronic Superdome.
Trumpets that come out of the ground and sing songs or recite poems for the Teletubbies to enjoy.
Baby Sun
A sun with a baby's face in it.
Basically tells the story, or what the Teletubbies "what to do".
Show Secrets
-The teletubbies in real-life are huge, the costumes can reach up to 10 feet! -After ten minutes, the actors have to remove the Teletubby heads from their costumes due to carbon dioxide build up. -Nikki Smedley landed the part of Laa-Laa when she was make-believing she was a table at the audition. -The Noo-Noo is operated by a small man inside him. Alot of people have been saying that Teletubbies is teaching their kids to be gay. That is a lie. Teletubbies is a show for kids to have fun.
Opening Sequence
(Sun rises) Narrator: Over the hills and far away, Teletubbies come to play. Narrator: 1! Tinky-Winky: 1! Narrator: 2! Dipsy: 2! Narrator: 3! Laa-Laa: 3! Narrator: 4! Po: 4! Narrator: Teletubbies! Trumpet: Time for Teletubbies! x4 (Bouncy Music plays and everyone talks in a sing-song voice) Narrator: Tinky-Winky Tinky-Winky: Tinky-Winky! Narrator: Dipsy Dipsy: Dipsy! Narrator: Laa-Laa Laa-Laa: Laa-Laa! Narrator: Po Po: Po! Narrator: Teletubbies Teletubbies: Teletubbies! Narrator: Say Hello! Teletubbies: Eh-oh! (Their way of saying hello) Narrator: Tinky-Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, Po, Teletubbies Teletubbies: Teletubbies! (Music Stops playing) Teletubbies and Narrator: Big Hug! (Windmill spins) Teletubbies: Uh oh! (They all hide) Trumpet: Where have the teletubbies gone?
Closing Sequence
Trumpet: Time for tubby bye-bye! x3 Teletubbies: Awww! Narrator: Goodbye Tinky-Winky Tinky-Winky: Ba-bye! Narrator: Goodbye Dipsy Dipsy: Ba-bye! Narrator: Goodbye Laa-Laa Laa-Laa: Ba-bye! Narrator: Goodbye Po Po: Ba-bye! Teletubbies (in random order): Boo! Narrator: No Teletubbies: No Narrator: Goodbye Tinky-Winky Tinky-Winky: Ba-bye! Narrator: Goodbye Dipsy Dipsy: Ba-bye! Narrator: Goodbye Laa-Laa Laa-Laa: Ba-bye! Narrator: Goodbye Po Po: Ba-bye! Narrator: The sun is setting in the sky, Teletubbies say goodbye (Music starts playing) Tinky-Winky: Ba-bye! Dipsy: Ba-bye! Laa-Laa: Ba-bye! Po: Ba-bye! Tinky-Winky: Ba-bye! Dipsy: Ba-bye! Laa-Laa: Ba-bye! Po: Ba-bye! (Music stops playing and sun sets)
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Legends Of The Hidden Temple
Nickelodeon (ended 1996)
Legends of the Hidden Temple
is a physical challenge game show for children airing from September 11, 1993 to March
22, 1996. Kirk Fogg, the host, would be introduced by Olmec, a large talking rock in the middle of the stage. She would ask Olmec what legend they'd hear about that day, and Olmec would name a historical figure and an item used by them. She would then repeat what Olmec said and would then introduce the teams.
The Moat started off with all six teams (The Red Jaguars, Blue Barracudas, Green Monkeys, Orange Iguanas, Purple Parrots and the Silver Snakes). Each team consisted of a boy and girl. The Moat was a small pool built into the stage. After the teams were introduced, Fogg (the first year) or Olmec (years 2 and 3) would tell the teams how to cross the moat. Sometimes it consisted of climbing across tire swings, paddling your way across and other creative ways. Falling into the water usually made the team go back to the starting line and try again. Once the first partner crossed, the second partner would usually cross the moat in the same manner. Once both partners got to the other side, they would hit their gong. (which was basically a small podium with a button that lit up and made a sound once the player hit it) The first four teams to hit their gongs would proceed to the Steps of Knowledge. The two other teams would be eliminated.
The four teams leftwould be at the top of a roll-away staircase. Olmec would tell a brief story about how the Historical Figure came across and/or used the artifact that he mentioned at the beginning of the show,and after the story, Olmec would quiz the players on their memory of the story. If a team thought they knew the answer, they'd buzz in by stomping on an "ancient marking" in front of them. If they got the question right, they would move down a step. If they gave an incorrect response or took too long to answer, they would be excluded from answering the question and the other teams would get the chance to. Once a team got three correct answers, they'd move down to the bottom level of the stairs and move on to Round 3. Once two teams accomplished that, both would move on to the Temple Games.
The two remaining teams went on to the Temple Games. There were three temple games...one for the boys, one for the girls, and one for both. The first two would be played for half a pendant of life, and the third would be played for a full pendant. Each Temple Game required the players to do a physically challenging task, such as knocking down opponents statues, tossing a (fake) boulder to their teammate and having them catch it, and other things like that. Each Temple Game usually lasted for 60 seconds. Whichever team won or was further along in that time won the game and would recieve the pendant it was worth. If the game was a tie, both teams would get the pendant. At the end of the third Temple Game, whichever team had the most pendants went on to the fourth and final round. If both teams had the same amount of pendants, a tie-breaker question was asked and whichever team got it right went on to the Temple. No pendants could be won from a tie-breaking question. In later series, Legends Monopoly is played by Fogg and the both teams try to figure out to play the game.
This is probably the most exciting round of the game. The last remaining team would navigate Olmec's temple (which consisted of 12 rooms). Before they entered the Temple, Olmec would explain how to open the doors in all the rooms of the temple. However, there were at least two doors leading out of almost every room, and there was no telling which one would open once the objective to open the door was completed. The pendants of life earned in the temple games played a huge role in how the team could do in the temple. In three rooms, there were temple guards. If you went into a room with one, it would come out and grab the player. If the player had a full pendant handy, they could give it to the Temple Guard and the Temple Guard would back off. If the player did not have a full pendant, the Temple Guard would take them out of the Temple and their teammate would have to go in and finish the job. In one of the rooms was the artifact mentioned at the beginning of the show. If they grabbed it, all the doors to the Temple would unlock and any of the remaining Temple Guards would retreat. The team had 3 minutes to go in the temple, grab the artifact and come out. If the team had 1 1/2 pendants, the other half of a full pendant would usually be in a well hidden part of the Temple. Getting it would give the team an extra life and an invulnerability to temple guards and could only lose if time ran out. If the team got the artifact and came out of the temple, they would win the grand prize which handed by Fogg.
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Pinky and the Brain
The WB (ended 1998)
Pinky and the Brain are two genetically engineered lab mice living at Acme Labs. The Brain is a genius, while
Pinky is somewhat insane. The two mice initiate creative and hilarious schemes for world domination, only to have them ultimately fail. However, with great persistence, they continue working each night to "try to take over the world!" Pinky and the Brain first appeared as supporting characters on
, then becoming popular enough to get their own series. In the Fall of 1998, this series ended and a short lived spin off,
Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain
, was created.
Ep Guide
Nickelodeon (ended 2000)
aired on Nickelodeon from 1996 to 2000. It was a comic book style series made up of several different
styles of animation, ranging from liveaction, claymation and stop motion all done in shorts. These shorts were introduced by Henry and June, the two hosts of the show.
was also aired in the U.K. from 1997 to 2000. It can be seen on NickToons TV and Australia's Nickelodeon channel. Kablam!'s Original Shorts: Sniz and Fondue - Two felines named Sniz and Fondue who go through zany adventures!
Action League Now! - A team of superheroes who oddly save the world.
Prometheus and Bob - An alien who tries to teach a caveman random things, but with much difficulty due to a monkey.
Life with Loopy - A girl who takes things way too literally and tries to fix the problem.
The Offbeats - A group of kids who try to fit in with "the populars."
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ABC (ended 2001)
is Disney's popular animated series that takes place at Third Street School and tells of the exciting lives of
six friends: T.J. Detweiler, the fearless leader; Vince LaSalle, the sports jock; Mikey Blumburg, the poet; Gretchen P. Grundler, Third Street's resident genius; Ashley Spinelli, the toughest girl in school; and Gus P. Griswald, the new kid. Their enemies include Miss Finster, a mean teacher who sucks the fun out of everything, the Ashleys, Lawson, Randall C. Weems, and Kurst the Worst.
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Beast Wars
(ended 1999)
Trapped on a primitive planet, two opposing factions, the Maximals and the Predacons, of Transformers, a race of sentient robots,
fight over its precious Energon. Soon they discover that there are other forces at work on the planet - a powerful alien race that does not approve of their presence. And as they delve deeper into the planet's history, they uncover a terrible secret, one that must not be allowed to fall into the wrong hands, or their entire race's very existence could be threatened. Beast Wars was a spin-off from the 80s Transformers cartoon. It was later followed by Beast Machines, which continues this show. Another interesting series to note that Beast Wars may have started is Beast Wars Neo, completely done in Japanese and yet to be dubbed; it is vaguely reminiscent of Gundam Wing, and many other popular
mobile suit
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Superman: The Animated Series
The WB (ended 2000)
"Superman" was an animated series that premiered on September 6, 1996. Created to follow the success of "Batman: The Animated
Series," and based on the popular Superman comics created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the cartoon series focused on the adventures of Superman, an incredibly powerful crime fighter from the planet Krypton, who defends Metropolis from a variety of supercriminals that include Lex Luthor, Brainiac, Metallo, The Parasite, Livewire, The Toyman, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Bizarro, Darkseid, Lobo, Jax-Ur, and Mala. Superman's secret identity is that of Clark Kent, a mild-mannered reporter for the newspaper "The Daily Planet". There he worked with fellow reporter Lois Lane and photographer Jimmy Olsen.
The series opened with an hour and a half long special that featured the exploits of Superman's Kryptonian father, Jor-El, who was attempting to save their planet from a world-wide catastrophe which the planet's artificial intelligence system, Brainiac, was trying to cover up, and continued through Superman's first public appearance in Metropolis. In later seasons, the show featured guest appearances by a variety of other famous comic book heroes including Supergirl, Batman, Robin, The Green Lantern, The Flash, Aquaman, Dr. Fate, Steel, and The New Gods. In 1997, episodes of "Superman" were broadcast alongside episodes of "The New Batman Adventures" and reruns of "Batman: the Animated Series" under the title "The New Batman/Superman Adventures".
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The Secret World of Alex Mack
Nickelodeon (ended 1998)
On her first day of junior high, Alexandra Mack was accidentally doused with a mysterious chemical called GC-161 and it
changed her life forever. Now Alex can zap electricity from her fingertips, morph into an oozing blob of goo and even make other people morph just by touching them, but having superpowers isn't all just fun and games; the company bigwigs that made GC-161 know that some kid was sprayed with the chemical and they'll stop at nothing to find out who it is. So Alex has to keep the powers secret and her powers aren't easy to hide, especially when they make her glow when she is nervous or gets a wave of electricity through her. With the help of her best friend, Ray and her genius sister, Annie, Alex manages to avoid being discovered and keep away from that truck that keeps following her around.
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Pepper Ann
ABC (ended 2000)
Who's that girl?
What's her name?
Is she cool?
Is she lame?
Oh, you're talkin' 'bout what's-her-name...
Pepper Ann!
she lame?
Is she cool?
Is she breakin' every rule?
Is she anybody's fool?
Pepper Ann!
Pepper Ann, Pepper Ann,
Marchin' in her own parade.
Pepper Ann, she's like one in a million!
Pepper Ann, Pepper Ann,
Much too cool for seventh grade.
Catch 'er if you can, Pepper Ann!
Is that that girl from gym
No, that's me.
Who is she and why does she have her own song?
Did someone take my lunch?
Pepper Ann, Pepper Ann,
Marchin' in her own parade.
Pepper Ann, she's like one in a million!
Pepper Ann, Pepper Ann,
Much too cool for seventh grade.
No one's cooler than Pepper Ann!
She's her own biggest fan Pepper Ann!
Catch 'er if you can, Pepper Ann!
Pepper Ann
is a freaky 12 year old who's slicker than grease in this hilarious cartoon where she's on a neverending quest to be cool! With her two loyal best friends Nicky and Milo, they can conquer anything! In the town of Hazelnut, where Pepper Ann lives with her mother, Lydia and sister, Moose - who everyone thinks is a boy, Pepper Ann faces many obstacles and challenges as she tries to survive the 7th grade.
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Beakman's World
(ended 1998)
Beakman's World was an educational children's television show starring the eccentric scientist Professor Beakman (Paul Zaloom). Aided by a female
assistant (Josie (Alanna Ubach, 1993-94); Liza (Eliza Schneider, 1994-95); Phoebe (Senta Moses, 1995-96)) and Lester the Rat (Mark Ritts), Beakman performed comical experiments and demonstrations to illustrate various scientific concepts, from density to electricity. At the beginning and end of the show, as well as before or after commercial breaks, the show featured short scenes portraying puppet penguins, Don (Bert Berdis) and Herb (Alan Barzman), at the North Pole watching Beakman's World on television. Beakman's World was a production of Columbia Tri-Star Television Distribution, Columbia Pictures Television. It premiered in September of 1992, on The Learning Channel (TLC) cable network and in national syndication (225 stations). On September 18, 1993 it moved from national syndication to CBS' Saturday morning children's lineup. The program was based upon the comic strip "You Can with Beakman and Jax," created by Jok Church. The program was also nominated for numerous Daytime Emmy awards, and won three in the category of Outstanding Achievement in Live and Tape Sound Mixing and Sound Effects.
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The Little Mermaid
Toon Disney (ended 1994)
The Little Mermaid
is probably one of Disney's greatest shows. In 1989
The Little Mermaid
movie came out, and it
was selling great on the 1st week. Then in 1992 disney decided to make a series out of
The Little Mermaid
. They wanted to show fans what life was like for Ariel before the movie. The show was a big sucess and had 3 seasons. Finally by the year 2000 disney gave
The Little Mermaid
a sequel called
The Little Mermaid 2: Return To The Sea
. The movie finale revolved around Ariel's daughter who can't go into the sea because of the threat that Ursula's sister Morgana posesses. In the end peace was finally restored to Ariel's family, and now she and her daughter can live out their lives on the land and sea.
is King Triton's 7th and youngest daughter. She dreams of being part of the human world and collects things from the land. She has adventures with her friends Urchin, Sebastian, Flounder, and Gabriella.
is one of Ariel's childhood friends. He used to be a poor thief and stole from the palace but Ariel and Flounder dealt with him and after the whole thing was resolved they soon became fast friends. Urchin soon developed a crush on Ariel and never wanted her to leave the sea, but they both decided to stay friends.
is another one of Ariel's childhood friends. She is deaf and has an octopus friend named Alan who translated her sign language. She dreams to someone day be able to speak and express herself like Ariel does whenever she sings.
King Triton
is the King of the ocean. He had 7 children with his wife but she unfortunately died. He promised her that he'd raise the 7 girls properly. Out of all 7 of his daughters he pays the most attention to his youngest daughter, Ariel. Triton hates humans and forbids everyone to stay away from them but Ariel is the most stubborn and she breaks this rule most often.
is Ariel's wildcat cousin. She's a party girl and always tries to get Ariel and her other cousins to party along with her. Pearl's parents are never responsible or protective of her. One day Triton straightens them out and Pearl calms down a bit but still remains a ton of fun.
Arista, Alana, Aquata, Andrina, Adella, and Attina
are Ariel's elder sisters, content to live a normal life under the sea, though they sometimes get involved in Ariel's adventures.
The Crab Scouts
are 3 little crabs that are crab scouts. Sebastian is their leader and they follow his every order to grow up to be good crabs like Sebastian.
is Ariel's best friend. He's a bit of a scaredy-cat but he still comes along on Ariel's adventures and they always have a good time, though if something goes wrong it usually happens to poor Flounder.
is King Triton's royal assistant. He helps Triton with whatever he can. He tries to convince Ariel to never go to the land but she disobeys him anyway.
is a goofy seagull. When he and Ariel first met she and Flounder were skeptical of him but they learned to trust him. He also knows a lot about human objects and tells Ariel the names of them. He may seem dumb but he always comes through when it matters most.
Manta Ray
is an evil manta. Ariel and Flounder accidentally released him from his prison. After that he tried to turn the people of Atlantica against each other but he failed. He tried to make his son evil like him but he likes to be good. He hates this but after almost losing his son he becomes good too.
Little Manta Ray
is the evil manta's son. He tried to be evil like his father but failed because he became friends with Ariel. He likes being good but his father hates it but in the end he makes his father realizes the advantages of being good.
The Lobster Mobster Mob
are two bad lobster criminals- Lobster Mobster and Da Shrimp. They met Urchin first and tried to make him a criminal to until Ariel straightened Urchin out. They could care less about taking over Triton's kingdom, all they like to do is steal.
Moray Eel
is a sleazy eel. He sells fake items to people to make a profit, that usually have bad consequences. His favorite customers are Ariel and her friends.
The Sharkanians
are an evil race of sharks. They like to cause chaos to any sea creature who visits their part of the sea.
is an evil sea witch. She wants to rule Triton's kingdom. She'll do anything for it and often thinks up many ways and spells to do it but they all fail.
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A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
ABC (ended 1991)
For more than a decade, it looked as if this would be the final weekly Scooby Doo series. Following the
unsuccessful run of
The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo
, the creators went back to the drawing board and turned the original "Mystery Inc." characters into small children, who now worked under the title of "The Scooby Doo Detective Agency." Gone were the days of a pup named Scrappy-Doo, this series ushered in the age of a pup named Scooby-Doo! Although they would have been this age in the '50s or '60s, the kids were far more like kids of the '80s, with computers, skateboards, and gadgets that were popularized far later. As in the original series, the villains of this series were always bad guys in rubber masks, a concept that they had gotten away from when Scrappy entered the show and the ghosts became real. More cartoonish than the rest of the shows, the characters seemed to nod back to the old Warner Bros. cartoons -- complete with bugging eyes, gaping jaws, and a myriad of hijinks and sound effects that were unlike previous Scooby-Doo entries. One of the biggest running gags dealt with Freddy's nemesis, Red Herring, who was always accused of committing the crime, though he was never the perpetrator (except once). Other gags included Velma's catch-phrase "Jinkies" -- every time she uttered that phrase, it meant she had found a clue. Daphne became far more of a spoiled brat, whose butler, Jenkins, would come to her rescue anytime she called (which was often). Every episode had a chase scene that was underscored with a new song (much like the second season of
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
, during which time the stars would usually stop for a moment to dance. And episodes always wrapped with someone saying the villain would've gotten away with it if it weren't for "You lousy kids and a Pup Named Scooby-Doo!" It also started Freddie's phrase, "Let's split up gang". The show played for a few years on ABC's Saturday morning schedule and then vanished without a trace until it surfaced several years later on Cartoon Network, where it's had a home ever since.
Theme Song Lyrics:
(Scooby-Dooby, Scooby-Dooby-Doo! Scooby-Dooby, Scooby-Dooby-Doo!) There's a mystery in town, So call the coolest pup around, Call Scooby, A pup named Scooby-Doo! (Scooby-Doobity-Doo, Scooby-Doo!) Join Shaggy, and the crew, Daphne, Freddie, Velma too! And Scooby! A pup named Scooby-Doo! (Scooby-Doobity-Doo, Scooby-Doo!) When the ghostly ghoul attacks, Scooby eats a Scooby Snack! Scooby-Dooby-Doo! (Jinkies!) (Scooby-Dooby, Scooby-Dooby-Doo! Scooby-Dooby, Scooby-Dooby-Doo!) So come on, it's mystery time, You can help us solve the crime, With Scooby, a pup named Scooby, Scooby, a pup named Scooby-Doo! (Scooby-Doobity-Doo, Scooby-Doo!) Scooby-Doo, where are you? Scooby-Doo!
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Rocko's Modern Life
Nickelodeon (ended 1996)
Rocko's Modern Life is the story of a wallaby, born and raised in the sunburned land Down Under, Australia. A
few years ago, he left the comfort of his native continent and came to live in the United States (because of a bully named Dingo). Since then, he's managed to pick up an assortment of oddball, but well-meaning, friends including a gluttonous Heffer Wolfe (actually a Steer who was adopted by a family of wolves), a faithful pet pooch named Spunky, and a paranoid hypochondriac turtle named Filbert with a personal philosophy. "Turn the page, wash your hands, turn the page, wash your hands."
Other characters that frequently appeared on the show are The Bigheads (Rocko's irritable next-door neighbors), Dr. Paula Hutchison (an always smiling doctor-of-all-trades and love interest of Filbert), and two slippery characters known as The Chameleon Brothers (Chame and Leon). These folks live in a bizarre district known as O-Town, which is actually under the industrial monopoly of a huge corporation called Conglom-O (their slogan is 'We Own You'). Stephen Hillenberg still found success after Rocko, when he created SpongeBob SquarePants in 1999.
Most of the episodes revolve around Rocko trying to cope with the absurdities and difficulties in modern life and living in a place like O-Town, you can bet there are plenty of those!
Main Characters Rocko: A very "modern" wallaby from Australia who wears a blue shirt with purple triangles. His best friend is Heffer, and his pet dog is named Spunky.
Heffer: A very friendly yellow steer who has green spiked hair and wears blue suspenders with red pants. He loves EATING!
Filburt: All cartoons have a brainiac. In Rocko's Modern Life, it's Filburt. He's a turtle with funky glasses and green pants.
Spunky: A black-spotted, dumb dog. Rocko loves Spunky, so Spunky's life isn't so bad. Loves eating the Bighead's hedges, garbage and bathes in his own spit.
Ed Bighead: Wears a white suit with black tie. Rocko's neighbor and married to Bev Bighead. Works at the Conglom-O which rules the town. He is a strict guy. I sure know I would NOT want to live next to him.
Bev Bighead: Orange hair, green lips, green skinned, just like her husband, Ed. Wears: Pearls like Lisa Simpson's, and a blue and pink shirt. Unlike Ed, she loves Rocko and is very flirtatious.
Scheduled Times: Rocko's Modern Life is airing reruns on Nickelodeon's new channel, Nicktoons TV, at 3:00 P.M. and 3:30 P.M. on weekdays , at 12:00P.M. & 12:30 on Saturday and 6:00 P.M on Sundays. The series won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Film Sound Editing.
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From 02/09/2013 to 07/09/2013
The LEX Summer School is a course on ICT standards for electronic documents dealing with legal texts, judiciary, parliaments and public administrations. It first introduces how to use XML technologies for drafting and managing such texts. The main course components involve the analysis on how to apply semantic web technologies to the domain of legal texts, modelling modifications, procedures and legal knowledge.
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Did your surgery result in a scar? Please describe your experience.
Comment from: Sharon, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: December 24
I recently had Mohs surgery for a very tiny basal cell carcinoma. Even during the procedure, which only needed two passes, the physician's assistant told me the cancer wasn't at all wide. However, they sent me home for two hours after the second pass because the office was closing for lunch and the surgeon didn't have time to close the wound until afterwards. When I came back, he barely re-numbed the skin, hastily cut away to make an oval, and stitched a huge 1 1/2 inch line down the side of my face. The upper corner is all lumpy and twisted. This is for a barely 1/8 inch non-life threatening superficial spot on my face. I don't go out unless I have huge sunglasses or a ton of makeup. My husband is grossed out by the hideous scar. I wish I were dead.
Comment from: Jackie, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: August 03
This is week 10 after having Mohs procedure done. The doctor left me with an open wound on my back, about a half inch deep and about a 3 inch diameter. I was told leaving the wound open was better than having it sutured. Wrong! Sutures would have been removed in 10 days or so. I still have about a one inch open wound and the pain and drainage continue. All of this for a small basal cell carcinoma. Before anyone even thinks of letting a doctor do this to them, look for an alternative procedure.
Comment from: nanindc, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: August 03
I had Mohs surgery almost a month ago on the tip of my nose. The surgeon got all the basal cell carcinoma in one cut. I went to a plastic surgeon the next day and since it was fairly small he just stitched it up. After the stitches were taken out, the wound opened up a little bit so the surgeon put in a couple of stitches to close it. It has now been two weeks since then and those two stitches are out. The scar looks pretty good straight on but my profile needs to improve. Right above the stitches is a bump. I will start massaging it with coconut oil next week. I am hoping that time, massaging and silicone sheeting will improve the bump. Most people don't even notice it, but of course, I do.
Comment from: suesudeo, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: June 30
I had Mohs surgery above my lip about one week ago. I had the stitches removed today and they asked me to look at the scar before the Steri-Strip was placed. I was surprised how big the scar was when the mole was small. I hope it shrinks and is less noticeable. I have to keep the Steri-Strip on for 3 weeks and see the doctor again in 2 weeks. The price really shocked me too! I'm kind of disappointed; I should've left it the way it was.
Comment from: Happy With Mohs!, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: March 17
I had Mohs surgery to remove a cancer on the right side of my nose, in the crease above my nostril. I had a great surgeon, who was very meticulous, leaving me with no scar! Mine must have been caught early, because I had no huge hole, just a small incision to remove the tissue and it healed perfectly! I'm scheduled to have more surgery on my shoulder and back next week and anticipate the same results! Getting checked often can ultimately result in minor surgery, before the cancers get too large, therefore causing a larger incision and scar.
Comment from: Angie, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: October 29
I had basal skin cancer in the very corner of my right eye. I had 2nd level and the freezing throughout the day was painful. I also did not like the soldering. It took 15 stitches to close, I was given Tylenol 3 for pain but did not need them. It was very swollen for a few days but the scar looks really good one week post-surgery.
Comment from: Finn, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: February 12
I had Mohs surgery about a year and a half ago on the left side of my nose. The surgery took close to three hours. I wish I had done my homework before the surgery, but I just went with what the doctor said I needed. Surgeon was very good, I healed well, but would never opt for this procedure again; my cancer was a basal cell, slow growing. What was not told to me was the post operation recovery, and the fact that the skin removed from behind my ear and used for a skin graft had hair. Now I have hair growing on the side of my nose. My brother who had the same surgery on his nose has the same problem. Patients should be advised that this is a side effect!
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Arne Duncan's 100 flowers
June 9, 2002
Mao launched his grand hundred flowers campaign in 1956 with the slogan: "Let a hundred flowers bloom together, let the hundred schools of thought contend." Arne Duncan adopted a similar philosophy upon taking over the Chicago Public Schools system a year ago. Nothing characterizes his first year more than the fact that he has welcomed diverse approaches toward bringing the city's public schools to the next level of reform. He has welcomed choice, charters, small schools, intense reading, better...
US education secretary says comments about teachers losing jobs inaccurate
March 4, 2013
WASHINGTON, March 4 (Reuters) - U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said on Monday he had made inaccurate comments about teachers losing their jobs due to mandatory budget cuts and that he had been trying to point out the dire effects spending reductions would have on schools. The $85 billion in across-the-board budget reductions, known as sequestration, started on Friday. Although the economic impact has not been felt as yet, President...
Education in America: Secretary Arne Duncan has $5 billion for transformation. What should he do?
By Jeb Bush and James B. Hunt Jr
May 3, 2009
As former governors from different political parties who remain passionate about the quality of education in America, we agree that Arne Duncan is one lucky guy. As part of the $787 billion spending package passed by Congress and signed by President Barack Obama in February, the new education secretary gets $5 billion to spend on projects that will transform America's education system. Called the "Race to the Top Fund," the money is to...
Father of Arne Duncan U. of Chicago HOF inductee
By Fred Mitchell, Tribune reporter
October 26, 2012
Starkey Duncan, the late father of United States Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, will be among the 2012 inductees in the University of Chicago Athletics Hall of Fame during a ceremony Friday night. According to the school's website, Starkey Duncan served as the university's Faculty Athletic Representative to the NCAA for more than 20 years. He died in 2007. He was a professor of psychology who attended countless University of Chicago athletic events and served as a mentor...
Thanks to Arne Duncan gift, 2 students win $2,500 grants
May 23, 2004
Chicago Public Schools chief Arne Duncan, who makes about $180,000 per year, has donated $5,000 in scholarship money this year to two high school seniors. "It's a gift from my wife and I," said Duncan, who is also the father of two little girls. "We're going to do this every year." He called it making an investment in the students' future and said the two students were picked because of their "commitment to the community." Students from around the city, many...
There is an Occupy message
By Ron Grossman
December 15, 2011
Like a game but overmatched boxer, Occupy Wall Street once was a sentimental favorite. Now it's being bad-mouthed by foes and friends alike. Sharing a common mantra, they berate the protest movement for being long on criticism but short on solutions. "If you have a problem with something — i.e. capitalism — offer a realistic and productive solution," columnist Cal Thomas has written. "'Down with (fill in the blank)!' is not helpful. " Thomas is a conservative, but similar sentiments have...
Arne Duncan to tackle 'No Child' policy as Obama's education secretary
By Tara Malone and Carlos Sadovi, TRIBUNE REPORTERS and Tribune reporter John McCormick contributed to this report
December 17, 2008
When Arne Duncan heads to Washington, his driving task will be to rethink No Child Left Behind, the all-or-nothing law that has shaped how every child and every classroom in the country is judged. As President-elect Barack Obama's pick for U.S. education secretary, Duncan, the fast-rising South Sider tapped to head Chicago Public Schools in 2001, is expected to be more flexible with a reform criticized for its rigidity. Students almost surely will...
Defiant CTU president says she won't resign
By Joel Hood and Tribune reporter
November 16, 2011
A defiant Karen Lewis met with reporters Wednesday to say she is not resigning as president of the Chicago Teachers Union amid controversy over comments she made about U.S. education secretary Arne Duncan in a videotaped speech last month to labor leaders in Seattle. "Some of what I said was inappropriate and insensitive. No one should ever resort to personal attacks," said Lewis, who drew criticism for mocking Duncan's lisp as the keynote speaker at a social justice conference...
Arne Duncan won't join Barack Obama's team until after inauguration, Mayor Richard Daley says
December 19, 2008
Chicago Public Schools chief Arne Duncan, nominated as the next U.S. education secretary, won't leave the district until after President-elect Barack Obama is sworn in, Mayor Richard Daley said Thursday. Standing alongside Duncan at a news conference at DuSable High School, Daley said he expects to have a replacement picked by the time Duncan leaves Jan. 20. "We'll be looking at people within and outside of the system," Daley...
Rule No. 1 of public speaking: Use discretion, Mary Schmich says
Mary Schmich
November 16, 2011
Just because you think a thought doesn't mean that you should say it. This principle applies to everyone, in private and in public, but it especially applies in public. Thank you, Karen Lewis, for reminding us of rule No. 1 for public speaking. Lewis, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union, would have been wise to heed this wisdom last month when she paced the stage at a teachers union event in Seattle and made a crack about Arne Duncan, the...
City school chief stays on the ball
By Mike Conklin, Tribune staff reporter
July 11, 2001
For all of outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas' accomplishments, you can bet he never hit a winning three-point basket in overtime to take his basketball team to a final four in a national tournament. That's one vivid image some of the closest pals have of incoming CPS boss Arne Duncan. It's a recollection made even more colorful by his having a broken nose when he launched the shot. "Arne had been smacked pretty good and there was blood all over the place," recalled...
Give Duncan's plan a try
November 4, 2011
The article "Congress in the classroom" (Editorials, Oct. 31) from the Chicago Tribune discusses some important ideas about an important topic. This article begins with giving some important failure rates from public schools in Illinois. With education being such an important necessity today, this article talks about Arne Duncan and his plan to help the schools in Illinois. His plan would give schools more flexibility through a waiver from No Child Left Behind's strict proficiency requirements if...
Barbara Eason-Watkins eyed as replacement for Chicago school chief Arne Duncan
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fuckin a! against cy young winner, johan santana, i might add!
If only the season could end right now
Only one more year until Sounders FC and the Green River Killers fan club!
Ah, yes, the Green River Killers fan club. Membership: 1.
Hey, at least it's more than are in the Sonics fan club, joykiller.
And the dismal season continues, as Felix gets taken out at home plate by Carlos Beltran and has to leave the game with an ankle injury.
At least we'll always have an hour ago to treasure. Bonus points for Mets fans cheering at our pain.
@6, you mean the thousands of Sonics fans who showed up at last Monday's protest? Or were you talking about something else?
Watching Felix plead for one more try while clearly in pain and then watching the crowd give him a standing ovation as he was helped off the field was pretty amazing. The guy is a class act.
They say it's a sprain. Commenters are saying probably six weeks.
Maybe the M's pitching staff is screwed. Maybe Richie Sexson can pitch?
@12 - Oops ... remove the first "maybe" ... The M's pitching staff IS screwed. No doubt about it.
Soccer @4? The bottom bowl of Qwest Field half empty? Yes, I can't wait. Bring on the paint-drying observation competition!
Sorry about Felix. Too bad it wasn't Silva, eh? We don't miss him in MN. How'd he get $48 mil outta you guys?
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Re: If JMM is such a "Warrior", why hasn't he called out Mayweather for a rematch?
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Just like it was unlikely that JMM would KO pac?
Completely different. Marquez hurt and stunned Pacquiao several times in previous fights, and he finally found that perfect shot in the 4th fight.
Mayweather's style will not change. Last time out, Mayweather stuck to his counterpunching style, forcing JMM, also a counterpuncher, to fight more offensively and thus taking him out of his comfort zone and game plan. Given the bad style matchup, Mayweather's superior speed, reflexes, size and his timing which is just as good as JMM's, it's a fight that will always be an uphill battle for JMM.
Judging from the title of this thread, you're effectively scoffing at Marquez being called a warrior, despite a career spanning 62 fights, taking on some of the biggest names in boxing including Barrera, Pacquiao x 4, and Mayweather himself.
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A wedding [1] may be all about the bride, but the flower girl plays a pretty important role. She has to lead the bride into the ceremony, toss petals toward the crowd, and do it all while looking supercute (which probably isn't that hard!). To make sure your girl looks her best on the big day, we've rounded up 11 hairdos that are perfect for flower girls. Whether you plan on doing her hair yourself or taking her to a professional, these styles are perfect for your girl's walk down the aisle.
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Basic Bun
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Use an adorable accessory [7] to keep the locks out of your little girl's face.
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CAMP MARMAL, Afghanistan -- Since arriving in theater in late May, the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division has established its place in the NATO footprint and has forged partnerships with NATO allies.
The 1st ACB and the German armed forces have been conducting joint training exercises in an effort to solidify and complement each other's operational capabilities.
As part of this joint effort, Soldiers from the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division conducted rescue hoist training with a German extrication team July 16.
The training rendered an opportunity for the extrication team to gain familiarization with the aircraft hoist as an alternative method for insertion into an area where a vehicle rollover could occur.
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Brown added, "Having the extrication team members work with us gives an extra capability we wouldn't have otherwise,"
Doused in sunlight, the extrication team members began the day with crew briefs, loaded up their equipment and took off in a black hawk medevac helicopter to the training site.
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Moreover, Brown, who coordinated the training, said that positive communication between his crew and the extrication team was a key aspect in enhancing the training experience for both sides.
Brown touched on the enthusiastic attitude of the Germans.
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One of the members of the extrication team, a master sergeant, said his crew gained a valuable learning experience from the day's training events. Furthermore, he noted that the training was very realistic and helpful since his team did not have prior experience working with helicopters.
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Cast: Gaby (I), Frank Gun, Tina (I), Tunde, Jesika, Barbara (I), Christoph Clark, Eniko, Jil Anderson, David Perry, Sharon (I), Sarah (I), Justina, Vanda (I), Andrew Youngman, Lolita (I), Christopher Rockins, Melonia
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When Christoph Clark's good, he's very, very good. And when he's not, he authors something on the order of Euro Angels 7¸a two-hour endurance test for the viewer that's, primarily, a meditation on the art of trick-or-treat masturbating. Or so it would indicate, given costuming that encompasses everything from vinyl wear and asks to crotchless fishnets.
The attack of the one-name girls continues with lots of twat-fiddling and dildo-sucking to fill out the time slot. Rarely does the substance of the tape approach the chemistry elicited by Clark and Vanda in the show's closing butt-fuck, but Jil Anderson gives it a try in a sequence shot in one of those new-fangled Euro-sun spas. The fact that carcinoma's more exciting is not specifically Anderson's fault. The other scenes, though all evenly lensed, are even less intriguing.