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This is a very bare overview of Marc Smith's talk at The NextWeb [twitter: thenextwebEurope].
NOTE: Live-blogging. Getting things wrong. Missing points. Omitting key information. Introducing artificial choppiness. Over-emphasizing small matters. Paraphrasing badly. Not running a spellpchecker. Mangling other people's ideas and words. You are warned, people. |
Marc Smith wants to understand how social power works. The SocialMedia Research Foundation want to build the quivalent of the Kodak Brownie, which made photography into an amateur activity. What would a snapshot of a hashtag look like? Twitter doesn't show you the crowd as it actually is. Crowds are happy, or angry, or whatever. "We're interested in revealing the shape of the crowd." That's what NodeXL does.
Marc would like to make a browser that shows not pages but webs. They have Open Source tools heading this way. See some at NodeXLGraphGallery.org, "the Flickr for networks." They are aiming at Social Scholarship so scholars can navigate social media and understand it. One obstacle: social data are largely owned by the commercial vendors providing the social tools.
"Who's the mayor of your hashtag?" Social network maps show you who are the key influencers, what are the subgroups, and, crucially, who bridges the divides.
He points to six different types of nets at Twitter. [I missed them. Sorry.] The network of people talking about tax policy is very divide,d as opposed to a community of friends. Paul Krugman's broadcast pattern (Krugman at the center) is very different from the First Lady's which consist of a set of communities talking about her. If you know about these six patterns, you can ask what you want and how you can get there.
You can see the Twitter network for The Next Web here.
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- Images seem to show aftermath of attack on Camp Bastion, Afghanistan
- A serviceman appears to smile and pose over the body of a Taliban member
- Disrespecting bodies of enemies is a serious breach of RAF rules
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Two British servicemen have been withdrawn from the frontline while military chiefs investigate apparently damning photographs showing airmen posing beside the bloodstained body of a Taliban fighter.
In one graphic picture a grinning serviceman crouches beside the body lying in the sand and dirt while giving the thumbs up - trails of blood apparently from the man's wounds beside him.
Other disturbing photographs show the bodies of other Taliban fighters and there were concerns last night that the images could be used for recruitment and propaganda by the Taliban in the months leading up to the withdrawal of UK forces from Afghanistan later this year.
Shocking: The images, uploaded to the LiveLeak website, purportedly show a member of the RAF posing over a dead Taliban fighter
'Serious breach': It is against RAF rules to treat the bodies of enemies with disrespect. It is not clear whether the soldier pictured is the same as in the previous frame
Last night an Afghan veteran described them as 'grotesque' and said the apparent 'stupidity' of the servicemen had handed the Taliban 'a tool to beat us with.'
'This may have been taken as a "souvenir" but it is contrary to all instructions, it will go round the world on the internet and twisted so it comes back to haunt the reputation of the military after all the good we have done in Afghanistan.'
The photographs were taken in the aftermath of a daring Taliban attack on the main British base at Camp Bastion in September 2012 while Prince Harry was deployed in Afghanistan to fly Apache attack helicopters.
A group of 15 Taliban fighters wearing stolen US military uniforms crept towards Camp Bastion which was ringed by a 30ft wire fence. They cut through the wire and destroyed planes, vehicles and equipment.
A three-hour gun battle raged involving 50 British troops, some of whom won medals for bravery.
Two US Marines were killed and 16 troops - eight US and eight British - injured when gunmen swarmed through the perimeter fence to assault the airfield, setting off explosions which destroyed six Harrier jump jets and three vehicles.
As well as the coalition casualties, 14 Taliban were killed. The surviving gunman was captured.
It is two of these Taliban bodies and the subsequent actions of two members of the RAF Regiment - the ground fighting force of the Royal Air Force - tasked with guarding bases that is now at the centre of the hugely sensitive inquiry.
The images, which also show an US Marine Corps Harrier burnt and destroyed in a gutted hanger, first appeared on website LiveLeak. The Ministry of Defence said they came to its attention last month and military police were investigating.
Two of the photographs appear to show British airmen giving the thumbs up but it is unclear whether it is the same man.
Corpses: The graphic footage shows the Taliban fighters dead on the ground. It is thought they were involved in a 2012 attack on Camp Bastion
Probe: Military police are investigating the incident. Two RAF members have been withdrawn from frontline duties
Defence officials said last night there is no excuse for such behaviour, which appears to break military rules.
An RAF spokesman said it had a 'zero-tolerance policy on the mistreatment of deceased enemy personnel' and this case was being treated 'extremely seriously'.
'We can confirm that the incident is currently subject to an ongoing RAF Police investigation and therefore, it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time,' he added.
The photographs emerged just months after Sergeant Alexander Blackman was convicted of executing a seriously-wounded Taliban prisoner when video footage taken on a colleague's head camera.
The 39-year-old - known as Marine A at his trial - blasted the captive in the chest at close range with his 9mm pistol in a 'moment of madness' on the battlefield.
Controversially, he is serving a minimum of 10 years in prison after becoming the first UK serviceman to be found guilty of murder in a warzone since at least the Second World War.
Blackman, from Taunton, Somerset, killed the injured insurgent following a fierce firefight on September 15, 2011. The captive had been hurt by cannon fire from an Apache helicopter after an attack on a British base in Helmand.
Recordings from a helmet-mounted camera worn by a comrade captured the moments when Blackman shot the prisoner and told him: 'Shuffle off this mortal coil, you ****.'
Last month a damning report by MPs said blunders by British commanders were 'devastatingly exploited' by the Taliban to allow them to carry out the raid at Bastion.
Attack: The footage, uploaded to the LiveLeak video site, also shows a destroyed United States Marine Corps Harrier fighter jet in its hangar
Wreckage: The footage seems to relate to the September 2012 attack
It found more than half of the guard towers were regularly unmanned despite at least 20 breaches of the perimeter fence in two years.
The latest scandal comes amid concerns that the pull out of British troops could spark a series of legal claims for compensation by the families of Afghans who claim to have been mistreated by UK forces.
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The vast majority of claims are being brought by two UK law firms - Public Interest Lawyers and Leigh Day - who are paid huge sums of taxpayers' money.
Public Interest Lawyers, founded by Birmingham-based lawyer Phil Shiner, fought a legal challenge which led to the then Labour government setting up the Al Sweady Inquiry in 2009.
The inquiry is examining allegations that British troops executed 20 or more prisoners and mistreated nine others at Camp Abu Naji near Basra in May 2004. It followed a ferocious firefight with insurgents dubbed the Battle of Danny Boy, named after a checkpoint.
But after a year-long hearing costing taxpayers £23million, the case sensationally fell apart last month APR when lawyers for the Iraqis admitted there was no evidence in a central claim - that insurgents were murdered.
It was claimed that Iraqis had conspired to claim that British troops executed and tortured prisoners to secure huge compensation pay outs.
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Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg will not travel to Ottawa for Saturday's game against the Senators due to what appeared to be a right knee injury.
Seidenberg got tangled up with Senators forward Cory Conacher with about four minutes to go in Friday's game and held his knee in pain after Conacher fell on him awkwardly. Seidenberg was slow to leave the ice and did not return to the game. Following the game, Bruins coach Claude Julien said it was a lower-body injury and that Seidenberg was being evaluated by team doctors.
This is the second injury of the season for Seidenberg, who previously missed four games in November with a different lower-body injury.
With Seidenberg out for Saturday's game, the Bruins will likely have to recall a defenseman from Providence on an emergency basis, as Dougie Hamilton (lower-body) is skating but has yet to practice with the team. David Warsofsky played three games for the B's before being sent down Tuesday and would be a likely option if Seidenberg's injury is only short term.
A longer-term injury might force the B's to recall Kevan Miller, something they may be hesitant to do given that his next NHL game would mean the B's would need to expose him to waivers the next time they tried sending him down.
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Dennis Seidenberg skates for Bruins | 11.25.13 at 11:57 am ET |
Dennis Seidenberg skated Monday morning and joined his teammates for part of the Bruins' morning skate. It marked the first time he has skated since suffering a lower-body injury last Tuesday against the Rangers.
Seidenberg is not yet ready to return to the lineup, and it appears Adam McQuaid might not be ready either. McQuaid took part in Monday's morning skate and has been skating since last Monday, but he was paired with Seidenberg as part of the team's extra pairing. Claude Julien said there's a possibility that McQuaid could play Monday, but that doesn't seem to be a change from his status the last couple games.
If McQuaid does not play Monday, Kevan Miller will play in his third game after being recalled last week.
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Matt Bartkowski: 'Hopefully I play well enough so they can't take me out' | 11.21.13 at 12:40 pm ET |
Matt Bartkowski had no intention of coming out of Tuesday's game against the Rangers when, with Dennis Seidenberg already done for the game, he crashed into the boards and hurt his left leg. He also has no plans on coming out of the Bruins' lineup.
After getting banged up, Bartkowski missed the remainder of the second period Monday, as he likened it to hitting one's funny bone and said he "couldn't really move." He returned to play the third period and appeared hampered, though he said Thursday that he wasn't dealing with anything more than a little tightness. He still managed to log over 21 minutes in the game.
"It would have had to be something that the trainers would have had to tell me I couldn't play," Bartkowski said Thursday. "There's five D; you've got to play."
Thursday's game will be the sixth consecutive contest in which Bartkowski has played for the Bruins, which will double the three games in a row he got last month when Claude Julien did some shuffling on the back end to get him some ice time. With Seidenberg out at least a week, it doesn't look like Bartkowski will be exiting the lineup in the immediate future.
Obviously, Bartkowski finds himself in a position where he should be extremely motivated. He's been given games here and there this season, but he has been the team's seventh defenseman, and this stretch of games provides him as good a chance as any to earn a full-time job on the B's blue line.
"Of course," Bartkowski said. "Whenever I do get into games, especially this longer stretch, hopefully I play well enough so they can't take me out."
Bartkowski has played the last five games on a pairing with Johnny Boychuk. He's generally been fifth among defensemen in time on ice (Torey Krug has played less), with Tuesday's 21:13 the most he's played in an NHL regular-season game (he played more in overtime games last postseason against the Maple Leafs and Rangers).
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Both Dennis Seidenberg and Adam McQuaid are out for Thursday's game against the Blues with lower-body injuries. Given the injuries, Kevan Miller will make his NHL debut Thursday.
McQuaid hopes to return this weekend or early next week, while Claude Julien estimated that Seidenberg will miss somewhere in the neighborhood of seven days. Seidenberg left Tuesday's game against the Rangers after his first shift and did not return. McQuaid has missed the Bruins' last five games.
With Seidenberg out and Miller in, the Bruins used a number of different pairings in morning skate, though these seemed to be consistent:
Chara – Hamilton
Bartkowski – Boychuk
Krug – Miller
"He was a big, strong, solid defenseman," Julien said of what he saw from Miller in training camp. "Moved the puck fairly well, simple play. Again, probably his strength, his battle along the walls and in front of the net, he's a big strong individual. So I thought he played a steady game, I thought he got better as camp went on, more confident from playing some games at this level. So he's got an opportunity tonight to step in and show that he can play against one of the best teams in the league, actually."
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Shawn Thornton on D&C: 'We're working our [butts] off, but we're not working that smart' | 11.06.13 at 10:29 am ET |
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton joined Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday to discuss the team's shootout loss to the Stars on Tuesday, and their recent slump.
Dallas knocked off Boston, 3-2, at TD Garden thanks to the shootout heroics of a pair of former Bruins, Tyler Seguin and Rich Peverley. Seguin scored the first shootout goal, and Peverley ensured the victory with the second, as the pair played Boston for the first time since being traded from the Bruins this summer.
'Losing sucks, period, right now, but we didn't put too much stock into the fact that [Peverley] and [Seguin] were on the other sideline, it was just the Dallas Stars,' Thornton said.
Seguin and Peverley were shipped to the Stars in exchange for Loui Eriksson and three Dallas prospects on July 4. Seguin has thrived in the new environment, scoring six goals and assisting on nine in the Stars' first 15 games, while Peverley has chipped in with two goals and five assists.
'[Seguin] played pretty hard last night. He's at center, so when he was on the wing with us he had to win a lot of those war battles in our zone, and I think he'd probably say the same thing, I think he's more suited to use his speed in their system up the middle,' Thornton said.
The crucial play in Tuesday's game came with Boston leading 2-1 with less than three minutes remaining in the game. Stars forward Vernon Fiddler streaked unabated to the goal on a breakaway, and Bruins defender Dennis Seidenberg opted to hook Fiddler and bring him to the ground. The violation lead to a penalty shot, which Fiddler buried to tie the score at two and send the game into overtime.
'I know [Seidenberg] was coming on the ice and tried his best to get there and do what he could to negate a goal and unfortunately there was a penalty shot called,' Thornton said. 'But that's just one play that ended up in a goal, the whole game doesn't come down to that. '¦ I think there's a lot of stuff that went wrong during that game that we're going to have to work on.'
The Bruins entered Tuesday's bout with Dallas desperate for a win after losing three of their last four games. The overtime loss dropped them to a tie for four place in the Atlantic Division with Montreal.
'Sometimes it's not the effort maybe, but the way we're working, too,' Thornton said. 'I can speak for our line I guess that we're working our [butts] off, but we're not working that smart, we're not reading off of each other properly. It's almost like you get frustrated and you want to do too much, and that's counterproductive sometimes.'
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Peter Chiarelli: Defensemen like Dennis Seidenberg 'are hard to find' | 10.03.13 at 10:18 pm ET |
Peter Chiarelli: Extending Dennis Seidenberg 'pretty high' priority for Bruins | 10.02.13 at 2:38 pm ET |
With defenseman Dennis Seidenberg entering the last season of his contract, Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said Wednesday that getting a deal done to keep him in Boston is a high priority and that he's been in contact with agent J.P. Barry.
"It's pretty high," Chiarelli said when asked how he's prioritizing re-signing Seidenberg. "We've had discussions and we'll figure something out there."
The Bruins have often re-signed their players during the season (Rich Peverley, David Krejci, Shawn Thornton among others), and Chiarelli has often tried to get players' new deals done before they even enter the final season of their contract, as he did three years ago when he inked Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron to new deals right before the start of the season.
Seidenberg, 32, is in the final year of a four-year, $13 million deal.
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A personalized lucite tray brings a bit of chic style to any room. I love these placed on an ottoman or a desk. They're so fun.
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This popular fabric is still catching my eye. I love the idea of a floor ottoman in this print. It's a little less of a commitment, but a fantastic pattern.
Framed Chalkboard By Shugabee Lane - $34
Who doesn't want a chalkboard in their space these days? I am completely gaga over these shabby chic frames. What a beautiful way to spice up a place to leave notes. I love it.
Imperial Puzzle Rug By Aurimascontra - $99
This is adorable! I wish I had another tiny tot so I could use this rug in his or her room. What a playful and clever rug for a child.
Modern Monogram Custom Throw Pillow By Joshua By Oak - $44
I say yes to almost anything with a monogram. One simple monogram in a room adds such a personal touch. I love the whimsical and vintage feel of this design.
Modern Minimalist Ceramic Bottle By Blue Room Pottery - $34
This is such a great color. I love the look of this vase set on top of a little stack of books or placed on a lucite tray.
Modern Floor Pouf By Modified Tot - $100
I just love this two-tone pouf. The classic and preppy combination of pink and green gets a modern update with the chevron print. This is a darling addition to a child's space.
Ikat Pillow Cover By Stitched Nestings - $45
What a beautiful combination of colors. I love the coral and turquoise combination. This is a great statement pillow for a living room.
Moroccan Stencil Zamira, Short Version By Cutting Edge Stencils - $37.95
Stenciling is here to stay for awhile. I love the way this one completely elevates the look of this space. I would use this in an entry or as an accent wall in a dining room. It's scrumptious.
Wall Stencil Birch Forest By Cutting Edge Stencils - $64.95
I've seen this completely transform a space. It is a darling addition when used in a playroom. I would pair it with a vibrant paint color to give it even more of a contrast.
Double Canvas Melted Crayon Artwork By Amesquared - $75
Now this is thinking outside the box. The crayon box, that is. I love this abstract take on a simple box of crayons. What a fun conversation piece for any space.
Elephant Nursery Pillow By Lil' Kingdom - $24
I think I have fallen in love with a pillow. I am itching to put this in a nursery. What little one wouldn't love this? There are so many prints to choose from as well.
Night Owl Bamboo Wall Clock By Graphic Spaces - $110
I can already see this in my son's room. I love the unique and natural quality this clock has. This clock makes me smile.
Texas Typographic Map By Urban Footprint Design - $20
This is fantastic. You choose the state and it boasts cities and towns that can be found there. I love this for any living room, bedroom or office. It would make an awesome housewarming gift as well.
Zenyatta Mondatta, F.Schumacher Noir Black Pillow By Pillow Talk And More - $80
Here is one of my favorite Schumacher prints. This works well when adding a masculine touch to a space. It would also be super fun in a gray-toned nursery.
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Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Russ Smith scored a game-high 15 points to lead 12th-ranked Louisville to a 59-41 win over South Florida on Sunday.
Chane Behanan and Wayne Blackshear added 12 points apiece for the Cardinals (21-5, 9-4 Big East), who have won five of their last six games.
On Friday, Louisville head coach Rick Pitino was named one of 12 finalists for consideration for induction in the 2013 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class. During his 27-year career Pitino has earned 648 wins, reached the NCAA Tournament 17 times and collected one NCAA Championship while leading Kentucky in 1996.
Jawanza Poland scored 11 points while Toarlyn Fitzpatrick and JaVontae Hawkins finished with nine points apiece for the Bulls (10-15, 1-12), who have dropped eight straight.
The Bulls led 11-8 early in the first half. Kevin Ware canned a 3-pointer to ignite a 22-3 run to put the Cardinals up 30-14.
USF, though, closed the half on a 10-2 swing to pull the hosts within 32-24 entering the break.
The Bulls were able to trim the deficit to 36-30 with 13 minutes left, but Louisville exploded for a 19-3 surge to take a 55-33 lead with just over six minutes remaining.
USF never got closer than 16 the rest of the way.
Louisville holds a 27-4 lead in the all-time series ... The Cardinals have recorded at least 10 steals in 19 of 26 games this season ... Louisville held USF to a dismal 24.5 percent (13-for-53) shooting from the field ... The Cardinals dominated USF inside, outscoring the Bulls in the paint, 32-14 ... USF allowed 23 points off 16 turnovers.
Southeastern Louisiana won't have to wait next season in its pursuit of a third straight Southland Conference football title.
Bill Elliott, a former Sprint Cup Series champion, and Wendell Scott, the first African-American to win a race in NASCAR's premier racing circuit, were among the sixth five-member class inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Friday night.
Tom Brady and Russell Wilson each threw touchdown passes in the final minute of the second quarter as the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks went into halftime of Super Bowl XLIX tied at 14-14.
The Boston Red Sox signed pitcher Alexi Ogando to a one-year contract on Friday.
The Houston Rockets recalled guard Nick Johnson from the NBA Development League on Sunday with reports that center Dwight Howard could be sidelined for a few weeks.
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Ben Roethlisberger to Try Odd Off-Season Routine
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is ready for the 2012 season to start. He and his fellow Steeler teammates had a premature ending to the 2011 campaign. This has Big Ben trying a new off-season routine to get him ready for the new season. This new routine you ask? Golf. Yes that's right, Golf!
He will be golfing at some of the world's most challenging courses this summer. He hopes this will prepare him mentally for the grueling times of a 16 game NFL schedule. Roethlisberger is heading overseas sometime in June to play in Ireland and Scotland. He will be teeing up on the prestigious courses of St. Andrews and the K Club, among many others.
Ben said in an interview with Yahoo sports, "I will be playing something like 12 courses in 10 days and they are some of the very best ones that you can find. I'm going to the K Club, St Andrews, and a bunch of others."
That is an impressive schedule for someone who is accustomed to avoiding 250 pound linebackers, not having to decide whether to lay-up or go for the green. Golf is a game that challenges the player both mentally and physically. The game can get you down just as fast as it can pick you up.
"Playing some great courses in a setting like Ireland and Scotland will be pretty awesome, but it is also a great way to keep your mind sharp.
Pittsburgh fans can only that this peculiar off-season regiment proves to be a valuable asset to their quarterback. Maybe Big Ben can hit some balls with Masters Champion, Bubba Watson, whose golf motto is "grip and rip".
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William Frederick Jolitz (born February 22, 1957), commonly known as Bill Jolitz, is an American software programmer best known for developing the 386BSD operating system from 1989 to 1994 along with his wife Lynne Jolitz.
Jolitz received his BA in Computer Science from UC Berkeley.
He and his wife reside in Los Gatos, California with their children Rebecca, Benjamin and Sarah.[1]
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
TNT Fall 2013 Schedule; Antenna TV Coming to San Francisco on KRON, Labor Day Plans
TNT will not be making many changes to its schedule this fall. Their newest acquisition Hawaii Five-0 is airing weekly on Thursday nights. The drama will be expanded in 2014 for more plays, but for now you can watch it Thursdays at at 9pm and 10pm. The series actually quietly joined the line-up last Thursday (Aug. 8) with the very first episode. TNT Fall 2013 in September and October will start off with Smallville at 6am into two-hours of Charmed at 7am & 8am, as this remains unchanged. Supernatural will get three airings from 9am-12pm, into four airings of Bones from 12-4pm. TNT's biggest hit is Castle in reruns and the series is expanded to five days a week and will air 4-9pm (it's actually thru 10pm Mon-Tues and thru 11pm on Wednesdays...but only thru 8pm on Fridays because of movies). Original series Rizzoli & Isles airs Mondays at 10 and Cold Justice on Tuesdays at 10. After primetime, CSI: NY airs at 11pm on Mondays and Thursdays, while the struggling The Mentalist gets Tuesdays and Wednesdays. At midnight, CSI: NY airs on Mondays and Thursdays again, while The Mentalist gets Wednesdays (original series encore of Tuesday). In late night, we have a mix of Law & Order, Cold Case, The Mentalist, The Closer, NUMB3RS and original encores varying each day from 1am-5am. Smallville closes the night out at 5am, as Angel is leaving the schedule after Sept. 26. Law & Order is is played heavily on weekends, airing Saturdays from 5am-12pm and Sundays from 3am-2pm. And finally, movies fill out the rest of the weekend. Stay with us for continued updates on TNT, as it looks like Angel's contract might be over?
Viewers in the San Francisco Bay Area will now be able to enjoy classic television programs and movies on Antenna TV, the Bay Area's newest entertainment channel, available on KRON-MyNetwork TV. KRON, which is owned by Young Broadcasting, LLC, will debut Antenna TV on digital subchannel 4.3 on August 19, and also on Comcast beginning this fall. Antenna TV, Tribune Broadcasting's multicast entertainment network, launched nationally in January of 2011. With addition of KRON, the 77th Antenna TV affiliate, the network now reaches 66% of TV households. As for programming news, Labor Day means Jerry Lewis and Antenna TV salutes his slapstick with a full day of Jerry Lewis' classic comedies on Monday, September 2 beginning at 5am ET. Four classic films will air multiple times on this day: Three on a Couch (1966), The Big Mouth (1967), Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (1968) and Hook, Line and Sinker (1969). This fall, Antenna TV will add I Dream of Jeannie and Bewitched to the lineup which includes classic favorites such as: Dennis the Menace, Father Knows Best, Bachelor Father, McHale's Navy, Hazel, The Partridge Family, Sanford and Son, Maude, The Nanny, Diff'rent Strokes, WKRP in Cincinnati, All in the Family, Barney Miller, The Three Stooges, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, The Jack Benny Program, The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin, Gidget, The Flying Nun, It Takes a Thief and Antenna TV Theater, a movie block featuring Sony movies.
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Monday, January 26
- Louis CK (Louie) - Watch Louis on The Late Show with David Letterman at 11:35pm on CBS.
- Martin Short (Mulaney/The Martin Short Show) - Martin appears on The Late Late Show at 12:37am on CBS.
- Tony Danza (Taxi/Who's the Boss?) - Tony is a guest on The Late Late Show at 12:37am on CBS.
- Alan Alda (M*A*S*H) - Alan visits The Late Late Show at 12:37am on CBS.
- Maya Rudolph (Up All Night) - Maya appears on a repeat of Late Night with Seth Meyers at 12:36am on NBC.
- Ken Marino (Marry Me/Party Down), John Gemberling (Broad City/Marry Me) and Tymberlee Hill (Marry Me/The Hotwives of Orlando) - Ken, John and Tymberlee are guests on @midnight on Comedy Central at midnight.
- Amanda Peet (Togetherness/Bent) - Amanda stops by Conan at 11pm on TBS.
- Kristin Chenoweth (Kristin) - Kristin chats on Watch What Happens: Live at 11pm on Bravo.
- Olivia Munn (Perfect Couples) - Olivia appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, so check your local listings.
- Bob Saget (Full House/How I Met Your Mother) - Bob is a guest on a repeat of The Queen Latifah Show on your local station or at 3am on BET.
- Holly Robinson Peete (Hangin' with Mr. Cooper/For Your Love) - Holly visits The Real, so check your local listings. She also guest-hosts Access Hollywood Live, so check your local listings.
- Mary Steenburgen (The Last Man on Earth/Ink) - Mary appears on The Talk on CBS at 2pm ET/1pm CT-PT.
- Mario Lopez (Saved by the Bell/Saved by the Bell: The New Class) - Mario and his wife Courtney are guests on Good Day New York on WNYW-Fox5 in New York between 7-10am.
- NeNe Leakes (The New Normal - NeNe talks about the highlights of the SAG Awards on ABC's Good Morning America sometime between 7-9am.
- Josh Molina (Sports Night) - Josh is a guest on SI Now.