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Memorial (society)
Type | Non-profit NGO |
Founded | 1987 |
Headquarters | |
Key people | Arseny Roginsky (Chairman), Sergei Kovalev (Co-chairman), Lyudmila Alexeyeva (Co-chairman) |
Service(s) | History of totalitarianism, protecting human rights |
Website | memo.ru (English version) |
Memorial (Russian: Мемориал) is a Russian historical and civil rights society that operates in a number of post-Soviet states. It focuses on recording and publicising the Soviet Union's totalitarian past, but also monitors human rights in Russia and other post-Soviet states.
Mission and activities[edit]
Memorial's full name is MEMORIAL Historical, Educational, Human Rights And Charitable Society. According to its charter, Memorial aims:
- To promote mature civil society and democracy based on the rule of law and thus to prevent a return to totalitarianism
- To assist formation of public consciousness based on the values of democracy and law, to get rid of totalitarian patterns, and to establish firmly human rights in practical politics and in public life
- To promote the revelation of the truth about the historical past and perpetuate the memory of the victims of political repression exercised by totalitarian regimes.[1]
This is done, in particular, by keeping an electronic database of the victims of political terror in the USSR. [2]
Memorial organizes assistance, both legal and financial, for the victims of the Gulag. It also conducts research into the history of political repression and publicizes the findings in books, articles, exhibitions, museums, and websites of its member organisations.
Andrei Sakharov wrote that Lev Ponomaryov, Yuri Samodurov, Vyacheslav Igrunov, Dmitri Leonov, Arseny Roginsky and others put forth an initiative to create a memorial complex to victims of Joseph Stalin's repression in the late 1980s. The idea suggested creating a monument, a museum, an archive, a library. This led to an all-Union informal movement which expanded the original goals. It organized a petition to the 19th Conference of the CPSU. The petition resulted in the conference decreeing the creation of the monument to victims of repressions. A decision of the 22nd Congress of the CPSU was earlier ignored.[3][4]
The Memorial as the historical and educational society was founded at the conference held in the Moscow Aviation Institute January 26–28, 1989. In 1991 a Civil Rights Defense Center "MEMORIAL" was founded.[5]
A poll was carried out in Moscow streets of the names of the candidates to the Public Council of the society. Among others, Alexander Solzhenitsyn was named, but he refused to join and in his talk with Andrei Sakharov he motivated this decision by his opinion that it was not right to restrict the scope of the project to the Stalin era only, since the repressive era in Russia started as early as 1917.[3]
The Memorial as the International Volunteer Public Organization "MEMORIAL Historical, Educational, Human Rights And Charitable Society" was officially founded by the founding conference held on April 19, 1992.[6]
After the dissolution of the Soviet Union the society became international, with organizations in post-Soviet states: Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Latvia, and Georgia, as well as in Italy (since April 20, 2004).[7]
Political work[edit]
Through the efforts of the society, on October 30, 1990, the Memorial to the Victims of the Gulag (a simple stone from Solovki) was erected at the Lubyanka Square in Moscow, near the KGB headquarters. For nine months the memorial sat beside the statue of Felix Dzerzhinsky, known as Iron Felix, which was removed in August 1991.
The efforts of Memorial were behind the Law on Rehabilitation of Victims of Political Repression, which was passed in 1991. In 1991 Memorial also contributed to the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR officially making October 30 a Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Political Repression.
Memorial also helps individuals to find documents, graves, etc., of politically persecuted relatives. As of 2005[update], Memorial had a database of over 1,300,000 names of such people.[8] The archives were used by British historian Orlando Figes when he was researching his 2008 book The Whisperers: Private Lives in Stalin's Russia.[9]
Virtual Gulag[edit]
One of Memorial's main projects at the moment is the creation of the Virtual Gulag Museum, which will bring together research and archives from all over the ex-Soviet Union to commemorate and record the existence of the Gulag and the suffering of its victims.[10]
Kovalevsky Forest[edit]
Memorial are trying to build a National Memorial Museum Complex in Kovalevsky Forest to commemorate 4,500 victims of the Red Terror.[11] Memorial discovered the bodies in 2002.[12]
Memorial funds or helps to produce various publications and films. One such film was the 2007 documentary The Crying Sun, focusing on the life of people from the mountainous village of Zumsoy in Chechnya, and their struggle to preserve their cultural identity in the face of military raids and enforced disappearances by the Russian army and guerilla fighters. The 25 minute film was produced in collaboration with WITNESS.[13]
In 2004, Memorial was among the four recipients of the Right Livelihood Award, for its work in documenting violations of human rights in Russia and other former states in the USSR.[14] Quoting the RLA jury: "... for showing, under very difficult conditions, and with great personal courage, that history must be recorded and understood, and human rights respected everywhere, if sustainable solutions to the legacy of the past are to be achieved." In the same year, The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) named Memorial the winner of the annual Nansen Refugee Award for its wide range of services on behalf of forced migrants and internally displaced people in the Russian Federation, as well as refugees from Africa, Asia and the Middle East.[15]
In 2008, Memorial won the Hermann Kesten Prize. In 2009, Memorial won the Sakharov Prize, in memory of the murdered Memorial activist Natalya Estemirova.[16] Announcing the award, President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek said that the assembly hoped "to contribute to ending the circle of fear and violence surrounding human rights defenders in the Russian Federation".[16] Oleg Orlov, the chairman of Memorial, commented that the prize represents "much-needed moral support at a difficult time for rights activists in Russia",[17] and that he considers the prize "a mark of the high value placed on the work of Memorial and that of all of our colleagues - Russian rights activists who are working in a very difficult situation".[18] A cash reward, which comes with the prize, of €50,000 is to be awarded to Memorial in December 2009.[16]
Confiscation of digital archive[edit]
On 4 November 2008, Memorial's St Petersburg office which houses archives on the Gulag was raided by the authorities and 12 computer hard disks containing the entire digital archive of the atrocities committed under Stalin, representing 20 years of work, were confiscated. The information was being used to develop "a universally accessible database with hundreds of thousands of names." Office director Irina Flinge believes that they were targeted because their organization is on the wrong side of Putinism, specifically the idea "that Stalin and the Soviet regime were successful in creating a great country".[19][20]
Officially, the raid was in relation to an article published in the Novy Peterburg newspaper in June 2007.[21] Memorial denies any link to the article. Some human rights lawyers in Russia have speculated that the raid is retaliation for Memorial screening a banned film Rebellion: the Litvinenko Case, about the murder of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko.[10][22] According to writer Orlando Figes, the raid "was clearly intended to intimidate Memorial".[23] Allison Gill, director of Human Rights Watch in Moscow, has said "This outrageous police raid shows the poisonous climate for non-governmental organisations in Russia [...] This is an overt attempt by the Russian government [...] to silence critical voices."[23] The raid also prompted an open letter to Dmitry Medvedev from academics from all over the world, condemning the seizure.[10] The United States has declared that it is "deeply concerned" about the raid: State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said: "Unfortunately, this action against Memorial is not an isolated instance of pressure against freedom of association and expression in Russia."[10]
On March 20, 2009, the court of Dzerzhinsky District decided that the search on December 4, 2008, in Memorial with confiscation of 12 HDDs with information about victims of political repressions was carried out with procedural violations, and actions of law enforcement bodies were illegal,[24][25][26] and eventually the 12 hard drives, as well as optical discs and some papers, were returned to Memorial[27][2].
Activities in Chechnya[edit]
Memorial had an office in Chechnya, to monitor human rights issues there. It was frequently raided by the authorities. A Memorial activist Natalia Estemirova, who investigated murders and abductions in Chechnya, was herself abducted in Grozny and shot to death in Ingushetia on 15 July 2009.[28] It is suggested her death is connected to her investigations of government-backed militias in the country.[29] Memorial's chairman Oleg Orlov accused Ramzan Kadyrov of being behind the murder,[30] and claimed that Kadyrov had openly threatened her.[31] Kadyrov denied his involvement[32] and sued Memorial for defamation, targeting Orlov personally with his complaint.[32][33]
On 18 July 2009, Memorial suspended its activities in the republic, stating "We cannot risk the lives of our colleagues even if they are ready to carry on their work."[34]
- Natalia Estemirova
- Svetlana Gannushkina
- Sergei Kovalev
- Nikita Petrov
- Viktor Popkov
- Arseny Roginsky, president
- Lidia Yusupova
- ^ MEMORIAL Charter
- ^ Жертвы политического террора в СССР (in Russian)
- ^ a b Andrei Sakharov, Gorky, Moscow, Later Everywhere, 1990, Chekhov Publishing Corp. (Russian edition), pp. 101–102
- ^ Sakharov, Andrei; translated by Antonina Bouis (1991). Moscow and Beyond, 1986 to 1989. Knopf. p. 168. ISBN 978-0-394-58797-4.
- ^ "Civil Rights Defense Center "MEMORIAL"
- ^ Memorial Charter
- ^ Memorial-Italia
- ^ FAQ about Memorial
- ^ a b c d Timesonline – Gulag files seized during police raid on rights group
- ^ A national museum to the victims of Stalinist repression: words not deeds?, opendemocracy.net
- ^ На Ржевском полигоне почтили память жертв «красного террора»
- ^ http://www.16beavergroup.org/monday/archives/002222.php
- ^ 2004 Right Livelihood Award: Memorial (Russia)
- ^ http://www.unhcr.org/news/NEWS/40920a244.html
- ^ a b c "Russia rights group wins EU prize". BBC. 22 October 2009.
- ^ "Political Sakharov Prize Goes To Russian Rights Activists". Forex TV. 22 October 2009.
- ^ "Russia's Memorial group wins EU's Sakharov Prize". RIA Novosti. 22 October 2009.
- ^ Galpin, Richard. Stalin's new status in Russia. BBC. December 27, 2008.
- ^ Report on the December 2008 raid on Memorial's St Petersburg office
- ^ Memorial will have the property back but not the reputation, Fontanka.Ru, January 20, 2009 (in Russian)
- ^ www.opendemocracy.net
- ^ a b Guardian
- ^ 'Memorial' reverted the searches, Kommersant, March 21, 2008 (in Russian)
- ^ HDDs will be returned to "Memorial" in presence of the Ombudsman, Fontanka.Ru, March 27, 2009 (in Russian)
- ^ Memorial Vindicated Again, by Sean Guillory, March 31, 2009
- ^ Memorial got back its confiscated HDDs, Lenizdat.Ru, May 6, 2009 (in Russian)
- ^ "Vow to catch Chechnya assassins". BBC News. 16 July 2009. Retrieved 22 May 2010.
- ^ timesonline.com
- ^ According to Orlov, "Я знаю, я уверен в том, кто виновен в убийстве Наташи Эстемировой. Мы все этого человека знаем. Зовут его Рамзан Кадыров, это президент Чеченской республики.
- ^ [1] "Она рассказывала, что Кадыров ей угрожал, говорил буквально: "Да, у меня руки по локоть в крови. И я не стыжусь этого. Я убивал и буду убивать плохих людей."
- ^ a b Chechen leader sues rights group after activist murder, AFP, 18 July 2009. Retrieved on 19 July 2009.
- ^ Schwirtz, Michael. Chechen Leader Sues Over Accusations of Ordering Activist's Death , The New York Times, 18 July 2009. Retrieved on 20 July 2009.
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So there I was, spending a beautiful Sunday afternoon yelling at the TV and wishing we had a professional football team in Minnesota, when Sue informed me we had to run to the grocery store. Normally, I would be hesitant to abandon my weekly screechfest at the Purple and Gold (it's therapeutic, although the neighbors have another word for it), but I do enjoy groceries, so I put down the remote, as well as my Super Bowl dreams, and off we went!
My wife and I love the grocery store; it's the only place where we can spend lots of money and not feel guilty about it. We don't need top-of-the-line cell phones or fancy sparkly pants or electronic tablet pad thingies, but we do gotta eat. (OK, maybe I need the fancy sparkly pants, too, but only during symphony season.)
When we arrive at the grocery store, we face our first major decision: basket or cart? This needs to be carefully considered; many a grocery store trip has ended in misery for my forearms because a basket was hastily grabbed and relentlessly overloaded. I'd rather guess wrong and glide through the aisles with a huge cart containing nothing more than flank steak and bananas than to struggle with a small, overflowing basket that resembles Mount Vesuvius spewing kiwis. Sue informs me we need only a few lunch items, so we decide on the basket, and head for our first stop: the deli.
We visit the deli every time we're at the grocery store, so we've become friendly regulars to the ladies who work there. They always greet us with a warm smile and ask about Kaylee, if she's not with us. On this particular Sunday, our daughter was with us, so the deli ladies provide her with a generous sample from behind the counter. As Sue places our order, I wander over to the Olive Bar, a recent addition to the deli that I wholeheartedly endorse.
I have always loved olives. Heck, you can keep the turkey, my favorite part of Thanksgiving is the relish tray. I know we have only a small basket, but one little container of garlic-stuffed olives should be fine....
After a perusal of the fruits and vegetables (oooh, apples on sale ... gotta pick up a tote, along with our potatoes and pea pods), we head for the clearance meat, which isn't as awful as it sounds. This is where one can get, say, spicy porketta at a low, low price. You just have to eat it right away or freeze it. Sue declares there is room in the freezer at home (as opposed to my quickly-becoming-full-and-heavy basket) and we load up on tomato basil chicken breasts.
Next, we walk through the dairy aisle (hey, look, chocolate milk is on sale!! Better get two jugs!!), then move on to the exciting area known as Scratch and Dent. This is a big shelf hidden in the back of the store, holding a potpourri of merchandise that has been marked down due to aggressive stock boys, slippery hands, or simply the passage of time. I see slightly smooshed boxes of Life, sure to contain that magical elixir known as Sugary Cereal Dust. I grab four of those. How about that peanut butter for fifty cents? It expired last March, but it's peanut butter, for crying out loud. Peanut butter never goes bad! And, ooh, there! Way in the back! Look at all the silvery, dented mystery cans! They may be missing their labels, but they've got suspense and danger plastered all over them! Let's take three!
I am struggling with our tiny, jammed-full basket by now, so we bypass the bakery and head for the checkout. It's not a big deal, as "chocolate doughnut day" was yesterday anyway. My waistline says "good" but the rest of me says, "What were we so busy doing yesterday that we couldn't stop by the grocery store for chocolate doughnuts?"! (Speaking of my waistline, ever since I went on my diet, one of the things I miss the most are those delectable entrées from the frozen food king, Jeno Paulucci. I point this out not to brag about my weight loss — 30 pounds, thankyouverymuch – but just to let Jeno know, in case he's wondering, that the reason his bottom line is not as robust is because MY bottom line is not as robust.)
Here's a piece of advice for you when you reach the end of your grocery store journey: avoid the self-checkout. Not only are these evil machines putting nice checkout people out of work, but they don't save you any time. In fact, they're slower and more aggravating. One time, that smug, automated voice kept yapping at us, "unexpected item in the baggage area", until I finally snapped and screamed back at it: "IT'S NOT UNEXPECTED! IT'S OUR BAG!!" I had to sign something to be allowed back in the store after that, so don't use those.
All in all, it was another successful trip to the local grocery store. We now have lunch for the next two days, and more than enough food to survive a nuclear holocaust. Time to settle in and see if I can crack this mystery-can mystery. The way I figure it, it's either cat food or cracker spread.
Either way, I'm set.
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Glen A. Larson
Glen Albert Larson | |
Born | Long Beach, California |
January 3, 1937
Nationality | American |
Occupation | Television producer, screenwriter |
Notable work(s) | Quincy, M.E. Battlestar Galactica The Fall Guy Magnum, P.I. Knight Rider |
Religion | Latter-day Saints |
Glen Albert Larson (born January 3, 1937) is an American television producer and writer best known as the creator of the television series Battlestar Galactica, Quincy, M.E., B. J. and the Bear, The Fall Guy, Magnum, P.I. and Knight Rider.
Larson began his career in the entertainment industry in 1956 as a member of the vocal group The Four Preps, with whom he appeared in one of the Gidget films. The Four Preps ultimately produced three gold records for Capitol, all of which Larson himself wrote and/or composed: "26 Miles (Santa Catalina)", "Big Man", and "Down By The Station." A later member of the Four Preps, David Somerville, and a session singer he knew, Gail Jensen, later collaborated with Larson to write and compose "The Unknown Stuntman," the theme from The Fall Guy; series lead Lee Majors performed this song over the opening titles.
After working for Quinn Martin Sr. on productions including The Fugitive, Larson signed a production deal with Universal Studios. His first hit series was Alias Smith and Jones, a Western which described the activities of Hannibal Heyes and Jedediah "Kid" Curry, concentrating on their efforts to go straight. (George Roy Hill's film, scripted by William Goldman, about Butch Cassidy and the "Sundance Kid" is commonly believed to have been the inspiration for the series.)
Larson was involved in the development for television of The Six Million Dollar Man, based on Martin Caidin's novel Cyborg, into the successful series, and was one of the program's early executive producers.
Larson later secured a then-unprecedented $1 million per episode budget for Battlestar Galactica. Originally, the series was intended to be called Adama's Ark, and the show incorporated many themes from Mormon theology, such as marriage for "time and eternity" and a "council of twelve." Larson, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in real life,[1][2] had been working on the concept since 1968, and Gene L. Coon had been providing guidance and mentoring to him through the writing of its earliest incarnations. Larson is credited with coining the word "battlestar," a contraction of the phrase "line-of-battle starship", after being convinced to rename Adama's Ark to include the word "star" in the title in some way, in order to capitalize on the popularity of the then recently released mega-hit, Star Wars. He is also credited with creating the faux curse word "frak."[3]
Even with its generous budget, the series often recycled effects shots; it was canceled after one season. The pilot episode of Galactica, entitled "Saga of a Star World" in the program continuity, was edited into a two-hour theatrical release in North America and Europe (a second theatrical release, titled Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack, was compiled by re-editing other episodes of the series). After the series was canceled, Larson went on to create a relatively low-budget sequel to the series, titled Galactica 1980, which was set many years later, when the Galactica had reached Earth. This series was less successful than the original and was canceled after 10 episodes.
Larson re-used some of the sets, props, costumes, and effects work from Galactica for the light-hearted sci-fi series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century in 1979. Based on the famous comic-book character created in 1928 by Philip Francis Nowlan, Larson co-developed the series with Leslie Stevens. The feature-length pilot episode was released as a theatrical film in March 1979 and grossed $21 million at the North American box office.[4] The weekly television series began in September 1979, running for two seasons until April 1981.
In the 1980s, Larson garnered further success as one of the creators of Magnum, P.I., which ran from 1980-88. Additionally, Larson created The Fall Guy, which ran from 1981-86. Larson's next prominent series was Knight Rider, which featured science-fiction elements with a light-hearted action-adventure scenario and limited violence. These basic elements characterized much of Larson's output throughout the 1980s with Automan, Manimal and The Highwayman, though all of these series were unsuccessful and none lasted more than a single season. Larson's popularity declined, though he made a brief comeback in the 1990s with an adaptation of the Ultraverse comic Night Man, which lasted two seasons.
In 2003, Battlestar Galactica was remade for the Sci-Fi channel as a miniseries; it was followed by a 2004 series, that, unlike the original, lasted multiple seasons and followed the Galacticans all the way to Earth. Larson was not involved in any capacity with the new series, which Ronald D. Moore had developed, though he did receive a screen credit as "Consulting Producer." Much was different in the new series, which was now aimed at mature audiences rather than being family fare like the original. The Cylons were now created by humans, and some of them now even looked human; there was more moral duality, complexity, and nuance in both humans and Cylons; the social commentary was more explicit; and the resolution of the "Earth" problem was different. After the series ended in 2009, a short-lived prequel series, Caprica, followed in 2010. Larson was not involved with this series either, though he was given a screen credit for the creation of certain characters. In February 2009, media sources reported that Larson was in talks with Universal Pictures to bring Battlestar Galactica to the big screen, though any potential feature film would not be based on the recent Sci-Fi Channel series remake, but would possibly be based on the original series. Although Bryan Singer was listed to direct and co-produce, the project stalled for some time before being reannounced in 2011 by Singer himself. The film version was now no longer a continuation of the original series but rather a complete remake.
Despite his success, much criticism has been aimed at Larson for his perceived general lack of originality arising from the fact that many of his television series are seen as small screen "knock-offs" of feature films. The noted sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison once referred to him as "Glen Larceny" for the notorious similarities between Larson's shows and cinema blockbusters,[5][6] for example, Alias Smith and Jones was taken from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid; McCloud from Coogan's Bluff; Battlestar Galactica from Star Wars; B. J. and the Bear from Every Which Way but Loose; Automan from Tron; The Fall Guy from Hooper; and Buck Rogers was simply a remake of the original comic book and film serial character.
In his autobiography The Garner Files, James Garner stated that Larson stole a number of plots of The Rockford Files, which was jointly produced by Stephen J. Cannell's and Garner's production companies, then used them for his own shows, putting different characters in them. Garner's group complained to the Writer's Guild and Larson was fined, but Garner felt that the fine had taught Larson nothing when he persisted in plagiarism and later copied the theme music from The Rockford Files for one of his shows. Garner stated that when Larson subsequently showed up on the "Rockford" set, he put his arm around Garner and said "I hope there are no hard feelings, Jim." After Larson ignored a warning by Garner to take his arm off him, Garner claims that he punched Larson so hard that Larson "flew across the curb, into a motor home, and out the other side."[7]
Lawsuit against Universal Studios[edit]
In July 2011, Larson launched a lawsuit against Universal Studios, alleging a decades-long fraud and claimed the studio had not paid him a share of the profits owed from the television shows he produced while working with them. Larson's involvement with Universal had begun in the 1970s, and his contractual agreement had secured him net profits from the revenues generated by the shows he worked on as a producer, including The Six Million Dollar Man, Quincy, M.E., Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Magnum, P.I. and Knight Rider.[8]
This was not the first legal wrangle Larson had had with the studio, as there had previously been a disagreement over ownership of rights to the Battlestar Galactica property. It was ultimately determined that Larson no longer owned the television rights to the property, but retained feature film rights.
Awards and honors[edit]
- Emmy Award
- 1978: Nominated for Outstanding Drama Series, for Quincy, M.E.
- Grammy Award
- 1979: Nominated for Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Special, for Battlestar Galactica (nomination shared with Stu Phillips, John Andrew Tartaglia, and Sue Collins)
- Edgar Award
- 1973: Won for Best Episode in a TV Series Teleplay, for McCloud, "The New Mexico Connection"
- 1981: Won for Best Episode in a TV Series Teleplay, for Magnum, P.I., "China Doll" (with Donald P. Bellisario)
Larson also has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the television industry.
Producer filmography[edit]
- It Takes a Thief (1968) (TV series) (associate producer) (producer)
- McCloud (1970) (TV series) (executive producer) (producer)
- The Virginian (1962) (TV series) (executive producer) (1970–1971)
- Alias Smith and Jones (1971) (TV series) (producer)
- The Six Million Dollar Man: Wine, Women and War (1973) (TV movie) (executive producer)
- The Six Million Dollar Man: The Solid Gold Kidnapping (1973) (TV movie) (executive producer)
- Sin, American Style (1974) (TV) (executive producer)
- Get Christie Love! (1974) TV Series (executive producer)
- Switch (1975) (TV series) (executive producer)
- Quincy, M.E. (1976) (TV series) (executive producer)
- Benny and Barney: Las Vegas Undercover (1977) (TV) (producer)
- The Hardy Boys Mysteries (1977) TV Series (executive producer)
- This was based on the Stratemeyer Syndicate novels credited to "Franklin W. Dixon".
- Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (1977) TV Series (executive producer)
- This was a television development of Stratemeyer Syndicate novels credited to two fictitious authors, "Franklin W. Dixon" (as noted above) and "Carolyn Keene."
- Battlestar Galactica (1978–1979)
- The Islander (1978) (TV movie) (producer)
- Sword of Justice (1978) TV Series (executive producer) (producer)
- Evening in Byzantium (1978) (TV) (executive producer)
- A Double Life (1978) (TV) (executive producer)
- This is the pilot installment of Sword of Justice, which starred Dack Rambo in the lead. Larry Hagman was the villain in this story, which predated his and Rambo's characters in Dallas also being antagonists.
- B. J. and the Bear (1979)
- Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (TV series) (1979)
- The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo (1979) TV Series (producer)
- Battles: The Murder That Wouldn't Die (1980) (TV) (executive producer, uncredited)
- Galactica 1980 (1980)
- Magnum, P.I. (1980) (also joint writer, with Donald P. Bellisario, of pilot)
- Donald P. Bellisario took over as primary executive producer after the pilot installment, "Don't Eat the Snow In Hawai'i."
- Nightside (1980) (TV movie) (executive producer)
- The Fall Guy (1981) TV Series (executive producer)
- Fitz and Bones (1981) TV Series (producer)
- Knight Rider (1982)
- Terror at Alcatraz (1982) (TV) (executive producer)
- Rooster (1982) (TV movie) (executive producer)
- Manimal (1983) TV Series (producer)
- Automan (1983) TV Series (executive producer)
- Cover Up (1984) TV Series (executive producer)
- Model-turned-actor Jon-Erik Hexum died as a result of a prank with one of the prop pistols (while on set, he jokingly placed a blank-loaded .44 Magnum prop gun to his temple and pulled the trigger). Australian actor Antony Hamilton replaced Hexum for the rest of the show's only season.
- In Like Flynn (1985) (TV) (executive producer)
- The Highwayman (1988) (TV series) (executive producer)
- The Road Raiders (1989) (TV) (executive producer)
- Chameleons (1989) (TV movie) (executive producer)
- P.S.I. Luv U (1991) TV Series (executive producer)
- One West Waikiki (1994) TV Series (executive producer)
- Night Man (1997–1999)
- Team Knight Rider (1997) TV Series (executive producer)
- The Darwin Conspiracy (1999) (TV) (executive producer)
- Millennium Man (1999) (TV) (executive producer)
- Battlestar Galactica (2003) (mini) TV Series ("consulting producer")*
- Battlestar Galactica (2004) TV series ("consulting producer")*
- Knight Rider 2008 (2008) TV series ("creator")*
- Caprica (2010) TV series ("consulting producer")*
(* Although credited as "Consulting Producer" on the 2003 remake of Battlestar Galactica and its spin-off Caprica, Larson actually had no direct involvement with either series.)
- ^ "LDS Scene," Ensign, August 1979, 80. In 1979, Larson received an award from the Associated Latter-day Media Artists.
- ^ Mormon Expression, Episode 135: Battlestar Galactica and Mormon Theology [1]
- ^ The curse word 'Battlestar Galactica' created
- ^ http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=buckrogersinthe25thcentury.htm
- ^ Delaney, Sean; Bryant, Chris (2002). (pdf file) "Battlestar Galactica". BFI National Library - TV Sci-Fi Source Guide (British Film Institute): page 7. Retrieved Nov 3, 2011.
- ^ Hughes, David (March 2011). "Glen A. Larson does Star Wars!". Empire Magazine (261).
- ^ James Garner & Jon Winokur. The Garner Files: A Memoir. Simon & Schuster, 2011. ISBN 978-1-4516-4260-5. Chapter 7: "The Rockford Files" (page 129)
- ^ Belloni, Matthew (12 July 2011). "'Knight Rider' Producer Glen Larson Sues Universal for Millions in Unpaid Profits". The Hollywood Reporter. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved 3 November 2011.
External links[edit]
- Glen A. Larson at the Internet Movie Database
- Glen A. Larson at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- Glen A. Larson at the MLCA Database


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Hunting on private land in Kenya
This is a discussion on Hunting on private land in Kenya within the Hunting Africa forums, part of the Hunting Forums - Hunting in Africa category; Hi, Maybe this has been discussed before and maybe there are lots of reason/laws I should know about this topic, ...
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Hunting on private land in Kenya
Maybe this has been discussed before and maybe there are lots of reason/laws I should know about this topic, but I will ask anyways. Why cant you have big game hunting on private land in Kenya, compared to a lot of the other countries like Botswana. Probably no more hunting on state ground, but private land is free to hunt still? Wouldn`t this be a good compromise. You still have the photo safari places (Masaii Mara), but again hunters can go back to another of the east africa countries? The first step to conservation through hunting in Kenya again after loosing almost all of their animals since 1977.Hunted Norway and South Africa, so many places left:)
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Why is a government doing things that do not make sense? Its popular!
Grab your shotgun and go bird hunting.
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they were going to open a trial area for hunting a few years ago after touring some of the southern countries on a fact finding mission, but the president of the time used his veto to stop it. a lot of money from the anti organisations goes to kenya and i wonder were some of it ended up..........also the newspapers at any mention of hunting start coming out with "big game hunting was only a sport for the white colonials" etc, so dont hold your breath.
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Its really to bad. I dont get why people cant do what they please on privat land. I would go bird shooting, but much rather go big game hunting. Just for plains game would be a dream, its so expensive in Tanzania because you minimum have to get a buffalo package, event though you go for plains game. Hopefully they will come to their senses, but I dont believe it sadly. Thansk for the answers.
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I would quess that if you are a land owner in Kenya you can probably hunt anything there. You probably could also let other people hunt but I doubt if you could get any animals out of the country. Here in the US I own land if the fish and game said that big game hunting was going to be banned do you think I would feed another deer? I would get rid of the unprofitable animal and have more cattle. Maybe keep a few around for my own pleasure
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the land owners either black or white are not allowed to kill any wild animals on their properties. there is no legal market for game meat or wildlife products. all consumptive use of wildlife in any way is illegal. this was brought in when hunting was banned in 1977 to stop poaching. as you might guess this was pushed by animal rights groups.if you have problem animals you must get kenya wildlife to sort if they are capable..........
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22 car tyres have been slashed in Ipswich
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
MORE than 20 cars were damaged by vandals in a matter of hours.
Police are asking for help in tracing the people responsible the offences which took place between 4pm on Sunday and 3pm on Monday.
22 cars were damaged to total and officers have said the offenders slashed or punctured tyres of vehicles in Milton Street, Colchester Road, Kirby Street, Norman Crescent, Dumbarton Road, Brunswick Road and Renfrew Road.
Police are linking all the incidents and are asking anyone with information to call Suffolk police on 101.
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I don't know why the police even bother looking for the culprits, they wouldn't do anything even if they catch them.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
kids dont worry when its your turn to drive some one will do the same to you see how it feels mind less children
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
They should employ continetal tactics and cut peoples hands off. NO EXCEPTIONS. Crime would be no existant over night
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Hang on. The car in the photo can't be in Ipswich. It isn't illegally parked on the pavement.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Well !, what can we expect ?, I'm fed up of reading in the EADT that another offender has been given a slap on the back of their hand and told to go away and don't do it again, you naughty boy !! MP's whom stand at the dispatch box spouting "Tough on crime and Tough on the causes of crime", should be charged with mis-leading the House of Commons !
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From an Aaron Gleeman blog post today.It also reminded me of Ron Washington and Dusty Baker. These two are oft-mocked for their clumsy in-game managing. They drive iconoclasts crazy with irrational moves: bunting at bad times, refusing to use their bullpen in a smart manner, and so on. Both are able to get the results necessary to keep their jobs. You could assume the Rangers and Reds are incompetent, leaving Washington and Baker's employments as a symptom of systematic failure. But those are two of the best teams in the majors. If they know something about how to evaluate ballplayers, they probably know something about how to evaluate managers, too. It's enough to make you wonder how often we misinterpret managerial moves. When a manager plays the hot hand, is he doing so because he believes in the predictive power of a hot streak, or is he doing it because he knows his players believe in it? Alternatively, perhaps he thinks roles are phooey, but he also knows his relievers believe their preparation and rituals are the keys to their success.
From R.J. Anderson's article at BP on evaluating manager's, and figuring out what the manager's job really is.The Astros' win over the Reds generated the lowest rating, as far as can be determined, in the history of the team's presence on Fox Sports Houston and its predecessor networks. It generated – if that's the word – a 0.05 rating, which means it was viewed by an average audience of 1,092 households. It only generated a measurable rating in four quarter-hour periods, and it was never viewed during any 15-minute period by more than 0.18 percent of the area's 2.1 million TV households.
Wow.Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler: "He's a good hitter, I'll grant you that, but he might be the worst defensive second baseman in baseball. It's not only the errors he makes, but the plays he doesn't make that don't get called errors because he doesn't get to the ball. They should either stick him in left field or make him a DH."
An anonymous scout, quoted in John Perrotto's BP column today.There have been elite shortstop prospects in recent memory who have been equally devastating at the plate, such as Manny Machado, Hanley Ramirez and the Upton brothers, but they weren't in the same class as Profar defensively. He's the best all-around shortstop prospect since Alex Rodriguez, though I don't think you'll see Profar grow into that same kind of power and they're not particularly similar players.
From Ask BA today.Months after Luhnow tried to lure Keith Law from ESPN and hired Mike Fast from Baseball Prospectus, the new name being heard is Kevin Goldstein, also from Baseball Prospectus. (Luhnow called Goldstein "very well thought-of" while declining to say whether he's joining the Astros; Goldstein, known for extensive prospect reviews and clever, sometimes sassy tweets, responded "no comment" via a direct message on Twitter.)
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Add a practical and fun component to your firefighter costume with this clever fire extinguisher belt. It includes a black belt with two red and yellow fire extinguisher beverage dispensers so you can quench your thirst on Halloween.
- Includes: belt with two fire extinguisher beverage dispensers
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Stacey Lopez runs a small, home-based daycare, but its reach is far. Her Facebook page has 300 active members and she shares daily tips and advice about kids for parents. Lopez also opens her home to everyone in the community for kid-friendly activities several times a year including a charity Easter egg hunt, a painting Picasso playdate afternoon, food drives, reading events and Thanksgiving dinner. Though they are allowed only six children, it's through these community events that Lopez has built a big reputation for her four-year-old business. Her tiny charges co-exist beside her and her husbands' four children. Currently in her care are three infants. If you wonder how on Earth she does it, she credits routine. "It's so important. And scheduled activities, there is time set aside to color, play, listen to music and learn skills that will help them when they reach school," said Lopez.
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"Music has charms to soothe the savage breast," William Congreve wrote as the first line to his 1697 play The Mourning Bride.
It's a nice thought, and if you're considering music therapy as a career, it can ring true. And in any case, we can't deny William's meditation on the matter, considering it was coined in the late 17th century and is still a well-known line (though often misquoted, supplanting the word "breast" for "beast" but never mind, the meaning remains the same).
The thing is, if you really want to put your money where your musical abilities and love of humankind are, and if your dream of becoming a professional musician didn't pan out (and you want out of your parents' basement), we may have the job for you: musical therapist.
So...what is it exactly? It's pretty much what it sounds like: Helping people with all sorts of disabilities, problems and issues get better through music. (Remember being an adolescent? You may very well still be one. In either case, you know how much music helped—or is helping—you get through such a confusing time.)
Formal music therapy is a bit different but it works on opening the same neural, emotional and physical pathways that simply listening to an awesome tune does. Lots of different areas of the brain (and breast, apparently) are activated by music, and music can help any number of folks in many different ways accomplish their individual goals. A few examples:
• Because music can be motivating and calming at the same time, it can help children with physical, behavioral, social, psychological or motor issues. Music can get them out of their own heads (an issue with lots of kids on the autistic spectrum) and learn to express themselves outwardly and eventually develop relationships.
• With people in prison (or perhaps a halfway house), music can aid in the emotional, social, communicative and even spiritual issues these folks have, making their transition back into society easier.
• It's been proven that music can help medical patients manage their chronic pain and headaches as well as help them manage diabetes, cardiac issues and more.
• Sometimes, people who can't speak, due to some accident or malformation of the brain, can actually sing. Did you see the film The King's Speech? Even if his therapist, Lionel Logue, didn't specifically call himself a musical therapist, King George VI was able to get past his stuttering issue by sometimes by singing instead.
• And Remember Gabrielle Giffords, the Congresswoman from Arizona who was shot through the left side of her brain in January of 2011 by some idiot who wasn't even sure what his beef was with her? She spent the good part of six months learning to speak again by first learning to sing again. Imagine the satisfaction her music therapist must have felt during Giffords' amazing recovery (still in progress, no doubt).
As you can see, being a music therapist has its rewards. But it's not easy. You'll get people who don't believe in it. You'll have to come up with the dreaded "So what do you do?" question that's—without fail—asked first at any party.
So YOU'VE got to believe in it. Find a mentor, watch it in practice, and if what you see and experience feels good to you...consider it as a career. You may find you have a real knack for helping people with music, something you already love. And remember how successful the Pied Piper of Hamelin was? (Oh wait. He had a different sort of career involving rats first, and it's not a career we cover here...yet.)


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Folks dropping by got a haircut, polish change and even an eyebrow wax.
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Protect your iPhone with the classy Overture wallet case from Moshi. This premium case combines style and functionality providing a home for your iPhone as well as 3 cards. It features a polycarbonate frame, padded with durable synthetic leather and lined with a soft microfiber to prevent scratches. The buttons and the camera remain unobstructed so you don't have to remove your iPhone from the case to use it. A detachable Neato cleaning pad is included to help you keep your iPhone screen smudge-free.
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