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His journey was a search for redemption and a way to help him reconnect with his life. Dakota Midday: United Nations in the Black Hills By Karl Gehrke • Jun 17, 2015 Reptile Gardens When the United Nations was born in November of 1945, it didn't have a home. Rapid City businessman Paul Bellamy thought the Black Hills would be the ideal place for world delegates to deliberate in peace and quiet. He even flew to war-torn London to make his case for making the Black Hills the Capitol of the World. Dakota Midday: South Dakota Civil Air Patrol By Karl Gehrke • Jun 15, 2015 South Dakota Civil Air Patrol The Civil Air Patrol was born one week before Pearl Harbor after volunteers with a love for aviation lobbied for an organization to put their planes and flying skills to use in defense of the country. After World War Two, the Civil Air Patrol was given the mission areas of aerospace education, cadet programs and emergency services. Dakota Midday: Searching For America's Best Barbecue By Karl Gehrke • May 29, 2015 Where can you find the best barbecue in the country? Kansas City? Austin? Memphis? Missouri writer and Navy Reserve Officer Johnny Fugitt wanted to find out. So, he quit his job and spent a year touring the country searching for the best barbecue joints. Dakota Midday: Rapid City's Jean Kessloff Receives State History Award By Karl Gehrke • May 27, 2015 During this weekend's annual history conference of the State Historical Society in Pierre, Jean Kessloff will receive a Governor's Award for History. She's being recognized for her work in historic preservation in Rapid City. Kessloff is president of Historic Rapid City and has been a member of the Rapid City Historic Preservation Commission since 2003. Dakota Midday: 'The Book Of Twos' By Karl Gehrke • May 27, 2015 To help make sense of our world, we often rely on systems of twos – comparisons, contrasts, contradictions, polarities and dualities. We've got male and female, Democrats and Republicans, salt and pepper, up and down, light and dark, full and empty, hard and soft. In his new Book of Twos, Joseph Amato reflects on how we use twos to take the world apart and put it together. He considers twos in nature, language, myth, religion, philosophy, history, art, politics and other disciplines. Dakota Midday: South Dakota Magazine By Karl Gehrke • May 26, 2015 With summer season officially underway, many South Dakotans are making plans for camping. In the May/June 2015 issue of South Dakota Magazine, special projects coordinator Rebecca Johnson writes about a few of the state's "primitive" campsites for those who want a more rugged adventure. The magazine also features a cover story about John Lopez's "bone yard sculpture" and some advice for graduates from a South Dakota perspective. Johnson and managing editor John Andrews joined Dakota Midday and discussed a few of the current issue's highlights. Dakota Midday: BEAR Project Founder 'Tiny' DeCory By Charles Michael Ray & Karl Gehrke • May 26, 2015 Chynna Lockett SDPB The Pine Ridge Reservation is struggling with a rash of youth suicides. There have been at least 10 since December. And according to the federal Indian Health Service, there have been 103 attempts by people ages 12 to 24 this past December through March. In February, Oglala Sioux Tribe president John Yellow Bird Steele declared an emergency on the reservation in response to the suicides. Millennials Asked To Capture State's Beauty In Photo Contest By Charles Michael Ray • May 26, 2015 Chad Coppess / SD Department of Tourism With the passing of Memorial Day Weekend the official start of tourism season is here. But if you notice strangers snapping photos of your favorite places in South Dakota this summer there is a chance they are not visitors but locals. Officials with Black Hills State University and the South Dakota Department of Tourism are sponsoring a photo contest for students this summer. The contest aims to help celebrate South Dakota as a vacation destination. Click play below to hear the rest of the story. Deadwood History Part Of Blue Star Museums By Jim Kent • May 23, 2015 Courtesy NEA Museums across the country will offer free admission to active duty U.S. military personnel and their families beginning on Memorial Day. The nationwide program is part of an effort to provide military families an opportunity to enjoy the nation's cultural heritage and learn more about their new communities after relocating to a new duty station.Deadwood History, Inc. is among the 2,000 sites across the country involved in the launch of "Blue Star Museums". Dakota Midday: Spearfish Woman Shares Story In 'Chicken Soup For The Soul' By Karl Gehrke • May 12, 2015 Over the past two decades, the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series has compiled inspirational, true stories from regular people's lives. The latest edition in the series, Time to Thrive: 101 Inspiring Stories about Growth, Wisdom and Dreams, includes a story by Marsha Warren Mittman about her bold decision to move to Spearfish. Friends and family took bets on how quickly she'd return home to New York City. 17 years later, she's still in South Dakota. Dakota Midday: Local Brewers Celebrate American Craft Beer Week By Karl Gehrke • May 11, 2015 Karl Gehrke SDPB Last summer, according to the American Brewers Association, the number breweries in the U.S. topped 3,000 for probably the first time since the 1870s. The majority of them are small, local craft breweries and numbers are expected to increase as the resurgence in American brewing continues to grow. South Dakota has at least fourteen microbreweries and brew pubs. Dakota Midday: 'Neither Wolf nor Dog' By Karl Gehrke • May 7, 2015 In his book, Neither Wolf nor Dog: On Forgotten Roads with an Indian Elder, Minnesota writer Kent Nerburn reluctantly agrees to a meeting with Dan, a Lakota elder who asks him to construct a book from a motley collection of notes and commentaries written over seven decades and kept in an old shoe box. Dan and his friend Grover take Nerburn on a ride through Lakota country in Dan's Buick. Dakota Midday: 'Nova' Uncovers Secrets of Nazi U-boat Sunk in Gulf of Mexico By Karl Gehrke • May 6, 2015 NOVA In the months after Pearl Harbor, "Operation Drumbeat" sent Nazi U-boats to American shores. The German naval command caught the U.S. unprepared and their subs sunk hundreds of tankers and freighters supplying the European war effort. The U-166 is one of the few U-boats sunk in U.S. waters. It went down in the Gulf of Mexico after attacking a passenger ship, the Robert E. Lee. Dakota Midday: Tim Giago's Boarding School Memories By Karl Gehrke • Apr 29, 2015 Tim Giago Beginning in the late nineteenth century, many American Indian children were sent away from their homes and families to attend government or church-operated boarding schools. Students were forced to cut their hair, give up traditional clothing and forbidden to speak their own language. The idea was to assimilate them completely into American culture. As the founder of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School Richard Henry Pratt said in 1892, "… all the Indian there is in the race should be dead. Kill the Indian in him, and save the man." Dakota Midday: Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary By Karl Gehrke • Apr 28, 2015 Running Wild Films South of Hot Springs, some 600 mustangs run free in the 11,000 acre Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary. It was established in 1988 by rancher, author and conservationist Dayton O. Hyde as a home for wild mustangs that were being rounded up and sometimes sold for slaughter. Dakota Midday: Spearfish Canyon Tours Ready for Second Season By Karl Gehrke • Apr 27, 2015 Spearfish Canyon Tours After taking a guided tour of Glacier National Park in Montana, Jon Pochop was struck by the lack of a guided tour of the natural beauty of the northern Black Hills. So last year the Spearfish businessman started Spearfish Canyon Tours. He worked with local author and historian Paul Higbee to give guides the local stories and historical background of the Spearfish area. Dakota Midday: Legends of Spearfish By Karl Gehrke • Apr 27, 2015 Black Hills State University Local writer and historian Paul Higbee says Spearfish is the most western town he knows. Although it doesn't dress "cowboy," it was founded on the gold mining, cattle and lumber economies of the Old West and prospers in the farming and tourism economies of the New West. Dakota Midday: Sioux Falls Native Recalls Fall of Saigon By Karl Gehrke • Apr 21, 2015 Associated Press In April of 1975, the North Vietnamese Army was closing in on Saigon as South Vietnamese resistance was crumbling. The United States had just a skeleton crew of diplomats and military operatives left in the country in the wake of the Paris Peace Accords. With a North Vietnamese victory inevitable and the U.S. prepared to withdraw, many Americans on the ground worried about the safety of South Vietnamese allies, family and friends and scrambled to get them out of the country. After the Tan Son Nhut airport was hit by rockets, Vietnamese were evacuated via helicopters from the U.S. Rock Poster Artist To Speak in Rapid By Charles Michael Ray • Apr 20, 2015 Jay Ryan An artist who uses animal caricatures to promote rock concerts is speaking in Rapid City this week. Jay Ryan has been making small batches of screen printed posters to promote entertainment events for over 20 years. 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Last Updated: Sunday, July 7, 2013 - 18:03
Srinagar: A policeman, guarding former Jammu and Kashmir Minister Abdul Gani Malik, was found dead in the guardroom with gunshot wounds on his head, police said on Sunday.
Head constable Abdul Gani Dar was found dead in guardroom at the residence of Malik at Shivpora area on Sunday, they said, adding there were visible gunshot wounds on Dar`s head.
Later, the body of the deceased cop was handed over to his family after completing legal formalities.
Meanwhile, inquest proceedings under section 174 CRPC have been initiated in this regard, he added.
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Saturday Morning: Filmation (Part 3) -- VIDEOS
The 1980s was the beginning of the end for Filmation Studios ... sort of. For, while their Saturday morning fortunes began to fade and eventually disappear, their successes turned to the burgeoning syndication market. It was there, starting in the early 1980s, that the studio introduced us to a sword-wielding warrior who became an animated legend.
Unfortunately, the studio's success in syndication would be a small, but powerful, blip for the two-decade old company. By the end of the 1980s the studio would fade into memory as the company was broken up and its talent moved onto bigger and better things.
Saturday Morning: Filmation (Part 2) -- VIDEOS
If the 1960s was a decade of birth for Filmation, the 1970s was a time where it skipped childhood and moved straight into the role of responsible adult. With somewhere in the area of 30 programs airing during that decade, the team of Lou Scheimer, Hal Sutherland and Norm Prescott became big players on Saturday mornings. Not only that, but the trio helped usher in a number of genres that would become staples for both their own productions and those of the other studios as well.
If that weren't enough, the 1970s saw Filmation dabble into something that had come and gone on the Saturday morning schedule since the 1960s: live-action series. Combining comedy, drama and special effects, the studio produced an number of shows that provided a lot less cheese than the live-action series of, say, Sid & Marty Kroftt.
Saturday Morning: Filmation - VIDEOS (Part 1)
In the glory days of the Saturday morning cartoon, translated to be from about 1966 to sometime in the 80s, a handful of studios dominated the network schedules from year to year. Eventually, names like Hanna-Barbera, Sid & Marty Kroftt, DePatie-Freeleng and Rankin-Bass became as common to see on the screen as the characters they created. Add to that list an animation and live-action studio that presented two faces: one of quality storytelling, characters and imagination, and another of mass-produced, limited animation.
I speak of Filmation Studios. From 1966 to 1988, this studio produced dozens of cartoons and live action series and paved the way for a number of genres that are still remembered to this day. It also gave us a number of talented artists and writers that went on to bigger and better things. Today, we take a look at this studio, which gave us The Archies, Jason of Star Command and He-Man.
The kinder, gentler Halloween monsters of children's television - VIDEOS
Children's television is the ultimate pacifier. Where else in the world can a terrible, horrific monster that destroys both life and property with nary a whiff of sympathy be turned into a soft, cuddly character who has his own line of soft, cuddly dolls being sold at the local Wal-Mart? It's only later in life, after they've adjusted to these de-fanged monsters, do they realize that their beliefs were so wrong. Aaaannnddd, that's where the therapy comes in.
But, we're not here to talk about the emotional problems that are paralyzing you today. We're here to talk about those vampires, ghosts and mummies that were stripped down and made to be funny, clumsy and even musically oriented. After the jump you'll see a few examples of what I mean. Don't worry, they won't scare you...they've been homogenized for your nightmare-free pleasure.
Saturday Morning: 1970 - VIDEOS
On a cursory glance at the 1970-71 Saturday morning schedule, one would think it was another year of classic children's fare. Yet, on closer examination, one would notice something else about the schedule. It was a bit dull. Oh, there were certainly some classics that premiered during this time -- many of them remembered to this day -- but the rest of the shows were somewhat forgettable.
It was almost like the networks and production studios had run out of steam when it came to Saturday mornings and weren't sure what to do. Understandable, since strict network standards as well as lobby groups like Action for Children's Television (ACT) put a stranglehold on what could and could not be shown. The result was a mix of animated spin-offs and live-action series that were a bit on the bland side. It would be a trend that continued through the first few years of the 1970s.
So, if you have your bowl of Cap'n Crunch on-hand, let's journey back to 1970.
Original Ghostbusters coming to DVD
Well, heck, I guess you can learn something new every day. In 1975, Filmation produced a live-action series titled Ghostbusters. The series ran on CBS for two official seasons and eventually the name "Ghostbusters" was forgotten until the box office smash with the same title hit screens in 1984.
Folks around my age probably remember The Real Ghostbusters, a cartoon spun off from the movie with the clever hook that they were the actual Ghostbusters, and the guys in the movie were just actors. At the same time, however, after having settled out of court with Columbia Pictures for using the name, Filmation decided to try and cash in on the name by making a cartoon titled The Original Ghostbusters, which featured the sons of the original CBS series taking up the business once again.
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Indore: Lokayukta Police on Friday arrested a village panchayat secretary for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 3,000 from a physically handicapped man in exchange of financial aid to him under Indira Awas Yojana scheme.
Panchayat secretary of Tigariya village, Dilip Patel was arrested in Khandwa district on complaint of Vinod Shankarlal, Lokayukta police said.
Shankarlal was set to get Rs 45,000 under IAY to construct a house, out of which he had already received Rs 22,500, they said.
Patel had demanded Rs 3,000 from Shankarlal to issue a letter regarding the remaining amount, they said, adding, Patel was nabbed while accepting the amount.
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So aggressively unfunny is Adam Sandler's Jack and Jill that it seems to have been made in contempt of his fans, rather than for them. With lead characters that range from grating and unlikable to condescending and egocentric, it already would have been difficult to endure Sandler's one-two kidney punch of comedy pain even before factoring in the uninspired writing and the embarrassment of watching Al Pacino transform into the laziest self-parody ever conceived. Sure, Sandler has had his fair share of detractors over the years -- comedy is, after all, very subjective -- but here all of their arguments coalesce into a perfect storm of awfulness so toxic that it should come with a surgeon general's warning.
As Thanksgiving approaches, the prospect of losing his biggest client isn't the only thing stressing Los Angeles advertising executive Jack Sadelstein (Adam Sandler). In fact, it's hardly a close second to the fact that his twin sister Jill (also Sandler) will soon be arriving from New York City for her annual visit with the family. Try as she might to smooth out the strained relationship between her irritable husband and his needy, overbearing sister, Jack's wife Erin (Katie Holmes) has little choice but to sit by and watch as the cyclone of dysfunction keeps spinning. Meanwhile, just before Jill arrives, Jack learns that star client Dunkin' Donuts may reconsider their decision to seek out a new agency if his team can convince film legend Al Pacino to appear in an advertisement for their latest coffee concoction -- for the simple reason that it happens to rhyme with his name. Later, at a Lakers game, Jack tries his hardest to sell Pacino on the idea, but he hits an unexpected roadblock when the actor becomes smitten with his sister. Now the only way Pacino will agree to appear in the commercial is if Jack can convince Jill to date him. Unfortunately, Jill couldn't be less interested in Pacino, and as the deadline for the Dunkin' Donuts account draws near, Jack is forced to take bold action in a last-ditch attempt to save his career.
Though it could be said that the disheartening desperation of Sandler's brusque ad man in the film parallels the real-life plight of the comedy superstar, it's hard to believe that he or anyone else involved in Jack and Jill could have actually thought that this depressingly laugh-free comedy vacuum was ever a good idea. Even if you're one of those people who can't stand the sight (or sound) of Adam Sandler, you have to feel sorry for him while watching Jack and Jill. In fact, it's hard to decide which is more disheartening: watching Sandler's own comic trappings tear him limb from limb onscreen like a pack of rabid jackals, or seeing Al Pacino, a man who's played some of the most-memorable characters in movie history, feign that selling coffee is a career nadir when he's been shilling for Vittoria for over a year. Oh, but those ads are in black-and-white, and since it's a European brand instead of Dunkin' Donuts apparently that makes it classy rather than crass.
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My husband and I enjoy touring state capitols and this capitol tour did not disappoint. Our tour guide, Dan, was fantastic and such a wealth of information. We learned so much in a short amount of time. We would definitely recommend the guided tour to really appreciate the building and the history of Maine.
I've been going here for 15 years. Love the hand written menu that changes daily and the bread they bake there is amazing. Delicious specialty drinks that change nightly too. Casual dress. Great place. Make a reservation to be sure you get in. Check this place out. Your tastebuds will thank you!
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This is a beautiful area in Maine. The state house is not fancy, but it is beautiful and simple. We also visited the Blaine House which is next store. Both are free and guided tours. The Blaine House is also the Governor's house. He and his family live on the second floor. On the other side of the capital is...
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