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Fredolux necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 152 diseños de 37 diseñadores freelance.
Xigle is an innovative social network for love, friends & family.
It builds on close ties between people, closer ties than existing social networks (which are based on professionnal relationships or more general acquaintances).
Xigle offers simple services, starting with facilitating gifts between loved ones.
General public, all ages, with a special focus on family ties, love relationship and best friends. Worldwide so multi-language --> use english for the design.
Theme: Welcoming, simple, clean and shiny.
We need a first website design that reflects:
- Xigle's market position as innovative social network for friends and family
- Xigle's broad type of users: from children to grandparents, friendship and love
General guidelines:
- Use our logo
- Choose colors that fit the logo
- Use standard web fonts (arial etc.)
- Try to keep enough spacing between elements
- If you use icons, make sure they come with an explanatory text next to them
- Menu on top either below the logo or on the right of the logo
Our website:
- Still under development at : http://test.xigle.com
- Ignore the certificate warning
- Can use the test account (account creation not allowed yet):
->Login: email@example.com
->Password: test_design
- Hi-res logo can be found at: https://test.xigle.com/public/img/x…ogo-v2.png
What we want:
- General layout that can be used on all pages
- A home page design which should give easy access to the site main features (keep it simple!)
- A popup design for instance for requesting confirmation from the user (yes/no answers)
- A gift box design (for gift lists)
- A page design for gift ideas
- A page design to represent relatives
Website looks we like:
http://www.doodle.com/ : for simplicity (but not welcoming enough)
http://www.facebook.com/ : for simplicity (but not welcoming enough)
http://www.apple.com/iphone/ : for world-class


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Paul Andersen has created hundreds of science videos that have been viewed millions of times by learners around the world. His video essentials for AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, and AP Physics 1&2 are aligned to the AP curriculum. He also has created a series of videos on the Next Generation Science Standards.
Paul has provided training for students, teachers, administrators, and professors around the world. Paul's specialties include the Next Generation Science Standards, educational technology, the flipped classroom, and effective classroom design. In addition to his work as a trainer Paul is an accomplished keynote speaker.

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Monday, October 13, 2008
Packers 27, Seahawks 17
I am a little concerned that he was the only man wearing long sleeves on the field. I hope it was to keep his arm warm rather than him getting cold easily. That'd be like getting your wounds sewn up on the battlefield but asking for a Zima and a Jolly Rancher instead of whiskey.
I am still miffed McCarthy passed on the 63-yard FG attempt in the 2nd quarter in favor of a punt from Derrick Frosty Tips. Have you forgotten who kicks FGs for you? He is Braveleg!
Was it me or does Holmgren look like an angry, old, pasty, Northwest bear? Even more than normal. He needs a nap. I think it's safe to say he's done after this year (in Seattle anyway).
So that's where Mike Wahle is now. I miss that guy – not sure why we couldn't have landed him again in the offseason. I'm sure TT has his reasons as usual.
Next week we face the Colts at home. Prancing Peyton Manning and his white knights are coming off a blowout against Baltimore, so their confidence will likely outweigh their performance. It might be the most important game of the season thus far, and that's not just because Franklin and I will be sitting front row (you heard correct).
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Front row! Front row!ReplyDelete
I hope you don't pass out and smash your teeth on the yellow railing.
- D the DragonOctober 14, 2008 at 2:21 PM
I will be sure to keep a close eye on the television screen for you two. Maybe you should wear some sort of clothing that will stick out of the crowd ... like blaze orange or something ... wait never mind.ReplyDelete
Seriously though, don't bloggers get press credentials now? You guys better be in the locker room or at least ranting at the post-game news conference.
Please see this photo that foreshadows week 11
Foreshadowing w
Those press passes should be coming any day now. If not, I'm sure we'll be recognized immediately and taken to box seats (which we will refuse on the grounds of those being too elitist). Plus, our "Mr. Rodgers Neighborhood" sign has a better chance of getting shown in the crowd.ReplyDelete
I would just like to clarify that we prefer the term Ranters.ReplyDelete


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A new train line connecting New Jersey Transit's River Line and Atlantic City Rail Line is ready to open.
The $40 million station, which features a 200-foot-long platform along the River Line and two 300-foot-long platforms along the A.C. Line, was built with federal economic stimulus money.
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The SOUND OF RADIO AND TELEVISION collection (approximately 500 themes and related audio material) is housed in 11 Hollinger boxes (6 linear feet).
|331/3 (LPs)
|Remember the Golden Days of Radio V.1 and V.2
|Jack Benny and Frank Knight
|Compilation of radio broadcasts of the 1930s and 1940s (2 record set)
|The Years to Remember
|Frank Knight
|The most dramatic and important newscasts in radio history
|A Tribute to Irving Berlin
|Irving Berlin, Al Jolson and an All-Star cast
|CBS Radio broadcast celebrating the career of Irving Berlin and promoting the release of the film ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND August 3, 1938
|Orson Welles' War of the Worlds
|Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre on the Air
|The original CBS broadcast that panicked the nation on October 30, 1938. Script by Howard Koch
|The Newsreel Theatre -World War II
|Longines Symphonette Society
|Over 50 actual broadcasts of events that altered the course of world history
|The Music and Sound of World War II - "Original Cast Album"
|Benny Goodman, Harry Truman, Bing Crosby, Donald Duck, Robert Trout, etc
|Music and News broadcasts
|Command Performance - Victory Extra
|Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Danny Kaye, Dinah Shore, etc
|Broadcast celebrating V-J Day - August 15, 1945
|I Can Hear It Now... 1933-1945
|Edward R. Murrow
|The history of an era spoken by the men who made it - written by Fred Friendly and Edward R. Murrow
|I Can Hear It Now... 1945-1949
|Edward R. Murrow
|The continuing chronicle of the years following the close of World War II - written by Fred Friendly and Edward R. Murrow
|A Time to Keep: 1963
|Chet Huntley and David Brinkley
|NBC NEWS documentary production commemorating the voices and events of the year
|Winston Churchill: The Memory of a Great Man
|Chet Huntley
|An "audio biography" - a record of a great man's life assembled from his speeches - Produced by NBC NEWS in 1965
|The Incredible Year - 1968
|Charles Kuralt
|CBS News Documentary reviewing the events of 1968
|The Way It Was: The Sixties
|Walter Cronkite
|CBS NEWS Production: From Watts to Woodstock, From Cuba to Chicago, From Vietnam to the Moon (3 record set)
|VINTAGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT and COMMERCIALS
|331/3 (LPs)
|Kate Smith on the Air
|Kate Smith
|Rare Recordings by "The Songbird of the South" from the 1930s and 1940s including the first broadcast of GOD BLESS AMERICA as heard on "THE KATE SMITH HOUR" (CBS) on November 10, 1938
|The Kate Smith Anniversary Album
|Kate Smith
|24 hit songs first introduced by Kate Smith on the radio
|Stars of the Grand Ole Opry 1926-1974
|Grant Turner (Opry Announcer) and the stars of the Grand Ole Opry
|Recording celebrating the history of the Opry (2 record set)
|Patsy Cline: Live at the Opry
|Patsy Cline, Little Jimmy Dickens, Ray Price, Hank Snow and Jim Reeves
|Historic radio recordings from the mid 1950s and early 1960s (Volume 2 on cassette - filed in Box 11)
|James Cagney in Yankee Doodle Dandy and Strawberry Blonde
|James Cagney, Joan Leslie, Walter Huston, Jeanne Cagney, Olivia DeHaviland and Jack Carson
|Two CBS radio broadcasts starring James Cagney recreating two of his most popular screen roles: THE STRAWBERRY BLONDE on October 5, 1941 and YANKEE DOODLE DANDY on October 19, 1942
|Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Go To War
|Glenn Miller
|"The German Wehrmacht Hour" (November, 1944) Propaganda broadcast to Nazi Germany and "I Sustain the Wings" (NBC, May 6, 1944)
|The First Annual Radiola Company Christmas Album
|Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll and Ralph Edwards
|The Amos and Andy Christmas Show (December 24, 1950) and Truth or Consequences (December 20, 1947)
|When Radio Was King
|Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball
|"The Martin and Lewis Show" (1948)
|Bing Crosby and His Friends
|Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Andrews Sisters, etc
|Collection of radio broadcasts from the 1940s and early 50s commemorating Bing Crosby's 50th year as an entertainer (4 record set)
|Brotherhood Week
|Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Alan Ladd, Jeff Chandler, Art Linkletter, Eddie Cantor, Bob Hope, Groucho Marx, etc
|Series of recorded radio celebrity announcements celebrating Brotherhood Week (February 1952) - produced by the National Conference of Christians and Jews
|Dick Van Dyke, Gussie Moran, Hans Conreid
|ABC Network broadcast recording of daytime magazine radio show of the early 1960s
|The United States Army Presents Country Style, USA
|Marty Robbins, Ray Price
|Two 15 minute recruitment and entertainment shows starring Ray Price and Marty Robbins (c. 1960)
|King Size Coke Has More For You
|Bothers Four
|Recorded jingles (various lengths) for the Coca Cola Company (April 1960)
|King Size Coke Has More For You
|Anita Bryant
|Recorded jingles (various lengths) for the Coca Cola Company (April 1960)
|King Size Coke Has More For You
|McGuire Sisters
|Recorded jingles (various lengths) for the Coca Cola Company (April 1960)
|Enjoy "Life" Themes
|Mathisson and Associates, Inc.
|Radio commercials (various lengths) for Miller high Life (c. 1960)
|Cruisin' 1960
|Dick Biondi
|Recreation of typical 1960 Dick Biondi (WKBW- Buffalo) radio program
|Cruisin' 1961
|Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg
|Recreation of typical 1961Arnie "Woo Woo" Ginsburg (WMEX - Boston) radio program
|1961 Heart Fund
|Jackie Gleason, Bob Hope and Bing Crosby
|Two American Heart Association promotional programs (1961) - NO SIGN OFF FOR ARTY with Jackie Gleason and CALLING ALL HEARTS with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby
|Jerry Lewis for Look Magazine
|Jerry Lewis
|2 identical (60 second) radio commercials promoting a Jerry Lewis written profile and his latest film THE LADIES MAN (1961) - (one sided record)
|Cadillac 1962 Announcements
|MacManus, Johns and Adams, Inc
|5 recorded radio commercials (60 seconds) for the 1962 Cadillac for broadcast starting September 22, 1961 ( one sided record)
|Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company Pop Top Commercials
|Leo Burnett, Co.
|6 radio commercials for Schlitz (various lengths) announcing the "new" pop top cans (April 1963) - (one sided record)
|Dodge 1963 - The Dependables
|Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn, Inc.
|6 recorded radio commercials (60 seconds) for the 1963 Dodge Dart for broadcast starting November 11, 1962
|Silver Platter Service From Hollywood with Jack Wagner
|Jack Wagner, Andy Griffith, Nat King Cole etc
|Radio programming service recording (May, 1967)
|Silver Platter Service From Hollywood with Jack Wagner
|Jack Wagner, David Rose, David McCallum, etc
|Radio programming service recording (July,1967)
|Spots for the Guard
|Julius LaRosa, Connie Francis, Duke Ellington, Petula Clark, Bobby Darin, Sammy Davis, Benny Goodman, Tony Bennett, etc
|Series of recorded radio celebrity announcements (c. 1967) in support of the National Guard
|Ideas For Better Living
|Betsy Palmer and Bill Cullen
|Broadcast recording of informational series from week of October 2, 1967
|1200 Hamburgers to Go
|Don Imus
|The Best of "Imus in the Morning" (WNBC - New York, 1972)
|The Inaugural Heritage
|Michael K. Deaver
|National Public Radio promos and programs commemorating the 50 Presidential Inaugural events (1985)
|The Sounds of Sinatra
|Sid Mark, Frank Sinatra
|Broadcast recordings of the Sinatra tribute show hosted by Sid Mark (December 23-24, 1988) - (2 record set)
|S'Wonderful with Steve and Eydie: A Valentine's Celebration
|Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme
|Mutual Broadcasting System radio special - Early 1990s (3 record set)
|Great Sounds of Hollywood
|Various Artists
|Unistar Radio Network special (February,1991) - (Three record set)
|#1 Songs of the Fifties
|Various Artists
|Unistar Radio Network special (January,1991) - (Three record set)
|TELEVISION COMPILATION and TRIBUTE ALBUMS
|331/3 (LPs)
|Album Title
|The Age of Television
|Milton Berle, Hugh Downs, and Arlene Francis
|A chronicle of the first 25 years of television
|John Fogerty
|Includes the recording I SAW IT ON TV (a musical summation of television in the 1950s and 1960s)
|Brenda Lee
|Brenda Lee, Anita Kerr Singers
|Includes the recording MY BABY LOVES THE WESTERN GUYS (a tribute to the TV western craze of the late 1950s and early 1960s)
|Greatest Hits
|The Coasters
|Includes the recording ALONG CAME JONES (another tribute to the TV western craze)
|Television's Greatest Hits, Volume 1
|Various Artists
|65 TV themes from 1950s and 1960s (Two record set)
|Television's Greatest Hits, Volume 2
|Various Artists
|65 more TV themes from the 1950s and 1960s (two record set)
|Television's Greatest Hits, Volume 3
|Various Artists
|65 more TV themes of the 1970s and 1980s (Two record set)
|Dr. Demento presents The Greatest Novelty Records of All Time Volume 1 - The 1940s
|Various Artists
|Collection of novelty recordings by Groucho Marx, Arthur Godfrey, Jimmy Durante, etc
|Dr. Demento presents The Greatest Novelty Records of All Time Volume 2 - The 1950s
|Various Artists
|Collection of novelty recordings by Sheb Wooley, Stan Freberg, Jackie Gleason, etc
|Top TV Themes '64
|The Warner Bros. Orchestra conducted by Carl Brandt
|Includes orchestral versions of PETTICOAT JUNCTION, THE PATTY DUKE SHOW, MY FAVORITE MARTIAN, etc, themes
|The Theme from Peyton Place and 11 other Great Themes
|Frank De Vol
|Orchestral versions of COMBAT, MY THREE SONS, GENERAL HOSPITAL, etc themes
|Big Screen, Little Screen
|Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus
|Versions of CADE'S COUNTY, TONIGHT SHOW (Johnny's Theme), ALL IN THE FAMILY, etc themes
|The Great TV Themes
|Frank Chacksfield and His Orchestra
|Themes from the THE MAN FROM UNCLE, DRAGNET THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW, ROUTE 66, etc
|TV Potpourri
|Dick Dia
|Themes from THE FUGITIVE, BEWITCHED, PERRY MASON, BRANDED, etc
|Route 66 Theme and Other Great TV Themes
|Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra
|Themes from THE ALVIN SHOW, MY THREE SONS, THE UNTOUCHABLES, etc
|More Hit TV Themes
|Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra
|Themes from THE LUCY SHOW, McHALE'S NAVY, THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES, etc
|The Great Music Themes of Television
|Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra
|Themes from STUDIO 1, KRAFT THEATRE, PHILCO PLAYHOUSE, etc
|TV Guide Top Television Themes
|Frank Comstock and Warren Barker
|Themes from PERRY MASON, M-SQUAD, PETER GUNN, HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL, etc
|Golden Throats
|Various Artists
|Recordings by non-singing actors including Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, Jack Webb, Andy Griffith, etc
|The TV Theme Song Sing-Along Album
|Various Artists
|Original commercial recordings of popular TV shows including I LOVE LUCY, RAWHIDE and LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
|Mike Post
|Mike Post
|Themes from THE A TEAM, ST. ELSEWHERE, etc
|Omnibust: A TV Spiketacular
|Spike Jones
|Musical spoofs of popular TV shows from the early 1960s
|Great Western Themes
|Various Artists
|Themes from Western films and TV shows including THE HIGH CHAPARRAL (Two record set)
|You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet
|James Garner, Roger Smith, Efrem Zimbalist, Jr, and Ed "Kookie" Byrnes
|Warner Bros.' Promotional Album celebrating Warner Bros. STEREORECORDS (1959)
|331/3 (LPs)
|77 Sunset Strip
|Warren Barker
|Soundtrack to the ABC Network program (1959)
|The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
|Ozzie and Harriet Nelson
|Ozzie and Harriet sing a selection of standard song hits (c. 1965)
|Alfred Hitchcock Presents
|Pearl Bailey and Louis Bellson
|Husband and wife Bailey and Bellson sing and play - Big band drummer, Bellson offers his instrumental version of the Alfred Hitchcock theme (1955)
|All in the Family
|Carroll O'Connor, Jean Stapleton, Sally Struthers and Rob Reiner
|Soundtrack - Opening and Closing themes plus dialogue from the CBS Network show
|The Alvin Show
|David Seville, The Chipmunks
|THE CHIPMUNKS SING THE BEATLES HITS - Beatlemania from the popular cartoon rodents
|American Bandstand
|Barry Manilow
|Vocal version of Bandstand Boogie (Theme)
|The Andy Williams Show
|Andy Williams, The Williams Bros, Claudine Longet and the entire Williams Family
|THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF ANDY WILLIAMS - Music from the long running variety series
|The Andy Williams Show
|Andy Williams
|ANDY WILLIAMS' GREATEST HITS - includes the series theme, MOON RIVER and the closing theme, MAY EACH DAY
|The Andy Williams Show
|Claudine Longet
|CLAUDINE - an album of vocals from William's former wife - a frequent guest star on the variety show
|Arthur Godfrey and Friends
|Arthur Godfrey, Carmel Quinn
|Two albums by one of the "Little Godfreys", Carmel Quinn: CARMEL QUINN'S TV PARTY and ARTHUR GODFREY PRESENTS CARMEL QUINN. Godfrey joins Carmel Quinn for one or two numbers
|Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
|Arthur Godfrey, Wally Cox, The Chordettes and others
|Live recordings from one of the many Arthur Godfrey television hits. TALENT SCOUTS was broadcast from 1948 -58 on CBS.
|The Arthur Murray Party
|The Arthur Murray Orchestra under the direction of Ray Carter
|One of a handful of shows to appear on ABC, CBS, NBC and the Dumont Network, the show offered instruction for ballroom dancing - Represented by two albums: FOX TROT and ARTHUR MURRAY'S MUSIC FOR DANCING
|Barbra Streisand and Other Musical Instruments
|Barbra Streisand
|Soundtrack to the 1973 CBS Network Television Special
|Ben Casey
|Popular recording of the Theme from BEN CASEY, by pianist Valjean - album also includes themes from THE NAKED CITY, THE BELL TELEPHONE HOUR, WAGON TRAIN, BONANZA, etc
|Ben Casey
|Vincent Edwards
|VINCENT EDWARD SINGS - the star of BEN CASEY offers an album of popular favorites
|The Benny Hill Show
|Benny Hill
|WORDS AND MUSIC - From Thames Television, an assortment of Benny Hill favorites from the popular British TV show
|The Beverly Hillbillies
|Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Max Baer, Donna Douglas, Nancy Culp, Raymond Bailey and Flatt and Scruggs
|Music from the CBS Network Television Series, plus a number of novelty songs sung in character by the cast
|The Beverly Hillbillies
|Flatt and Scruggs
|FLATT AND SCRUGG'S GREATEST HITS - Includes THE BALLAD OF JED CLAMPETT and PEARL, PEARL, PEARL from THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES and the THEME FROM PETTICOAT JUNCTION
|The Bill Dana Show
|Bill Dana
|JOSE JIMENEZ IN ORBIT , BILL DANA ON EARTH- Bill Dana as "Jose" - a popular Mexican dialect comedy bit of the early 1960s - includes a number of comedy routines and songs
|Lorne Greene
|YOUNG AT HEART - a concept album from "Pa Cartwright" on his "solo record debut" (1963)
|Burke's Law
|Gene Barry
|GENE BARRY, STAR OF BURKE'S LAW, SINGS OF LOVE AND THINGS - songs from the star of the detective series including a vocal version of the theme from BURKE'S LAW
|Captain Kangaroo
|Bob Keeshan, Lumpy Brannum and The Sandpipers
|"A treasure house of best-loved children's songs" from the Captain (Keeshan) and Mr. Green Jeans (Brannum)
|Car 54, Where Are You?
|Joe E. Ross
|LOVE SONGS FROM A COP - The song stylings of Joe E Ross ("Officer Toody") from 1964
|The Carol Burnett Show
|Carol Burnett and Martha Raye
|TOGETHER AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME - Duets and solos by Burnett and Martha Raye (a frequent guest)
|Charlie's Angels
|Henry Mancini
|MANCINI'S ANGELS - Instrumental themes from CHARLIE'S ANGELS, WHAT'S HAPPENING, ROOTS, etc (1977)
|Lesley Ann Warren, Stuart Damon, Ginger Rogers, Walter Pidgeon, Celeste Holm
|Soundtrack from the mid 60s remake of the 1957 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical for television
|The Continental
|Renzo Cessana
|CAMP - a collection of bizarre recordings by stars of the 30s, 40s and 50s - Renzo Cessana, the star of an obscure 1952 CBS Network series THE CONTINENTAL. in which he would woo the ladies watching at home - an example of his technique is demonstrated on his recording of ROSES AND CHAMPAGNE
|331/3 (LPs)
|Show Title
|Daniel Boone
|Ed Ames
|IT'S A MAN'S WORLD - contains the title theme from DANIEL BOONE and MINGO, THE MAN WITH THE BULLWHIP ("written for the album to describe Ed's current role in NBC-TV's DANIEL BOONE series") -1966
|The Danny Kaye Show
|Danny Kaye, The Clinger Sisters, The Earl Brown Singers and Paul Weston and His Orchestra
|Recorded in December, 1963 expressly for Rambler, the shows alternate week sponsor. The album contains classic musical numbers from the CBS-TV network variety hour
|The Danny Kaye Show
|Danny Kaye
|A collection of monologues and songs, in character as a child. Many featured on his weekly variety show
|The Dating Game
|Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
|GREATEST HITS - includes WHIPPED CREAM, a theme used on the ABC-TV production of THE DATING GAME
|The Dean Martin Show
|Dean Martin
|THE DEAN MARTIN TELEVISION SHOW - "the greatest musical moments from Dean Martin's Television Show..." (NBC-TV)
|The Dean Martin Show
|Foster Brooks
|THE LOVABLE LUSH - a popular regular on THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW presents a collection of comedy routines under the influence of his "Lovable Lush" character
|The Dean Martin Show
|Guy Marks
|LOVING YOU HAS MADE ME BANANAS - a collection of songs, many performed on THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW, by Guy Marks, a popular nightclub act of the 1950s and 1960s, who co-starred on a number of comedy series, including THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW, THE JOHN FORSYTHE SHOW and RANGO
|Various Artists
|DRAGNET - Motion Picture Soundtrack (1987) - features many of the familiar themes from the popular television show
|The Ed Sullivan Show
|Woody Allen
|WOODY ALLEN - STANDUP COMIC - A two album sampling of comedy monologues from a popular guest on THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW
|The Ed Sullivan Show
|Mrs. Miller
|MRS. MILLER'S GREATEST HITS and WILL SUCCESS SPOIL MRS. MILLER? - A two album collection of over the top musical renditions performed by Mrs. Elva Miller, a middle-aged housewife who created a sensation, for a short period, after appearing on THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW in the mid 1960s
|The Ed Sullivan Show
|Totie Fields
|TOTIE FIELDS LIVE - A collection of comedy routines from a regular contributor to THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW of the 1960s
|Elvis Presley
|ELVIS - ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK RECORDING FROM HIS NBC TV SPECIAL - Music and dialogue from the December 1968 "comeback" special
|Family Affair
|Lawrence Welk
|WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL - includes the champagne style rendition of the FAMILY AFFAIR theme
|The Flip Wilson Show
|Flip Wilson, Bing Crosby, Ruth Buzzi, Tim Conway, Phyllis Diller, Billy Eckstine, Tony Randall, Jim Brown and the George Wyle Orchestra
|GERALDINE - DON'T FIGHT THE FEELING - Dialogue and songs, in character as "Geraldine" from THE FLIP WILSON SHOW (NBC-TV)
|The Frank Sinatra Show
|Frank Sinatra, Dagmar,Louis Armstrong, Pearl Bailey, Rosemary Clooney, Gene Kelly Natalie Wood and many others
|FRANK SINATRA DUETS - A collection of duets recorded from Sinatra TV shows of the 1950s, 60s and 70s
|The Garry Moore Show
|Garry Moore
|THAT WONDERFUL YEAR - 1940 - Music from a popular segment of THE GARY MOORE SHOW, a CBS variety show of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Includes two numbers by Garry Moore and the theme for the segment. (1959)
|The Gene Autry Show
|Gene Autry
|CHRISTMAS TIME WITH GENE AUTRY and GENE AUTRY'S COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME ALBUM - Two recordings offering the best of cowboy star, Gene Autry, who appeared on CBS from 1950-1956
|The Gong Show
|Jaye P. Morgan
|JUST YOU, JUST ME - Representing the musical career of Jaye P. Morgan, a regular panelist on THE GONG SHOW in the 1970s. This recording from 1958
|Green Acres
|Eddie Albert
|THE EDDIE ALBERT ALBUM - includes the theme from the CBS-TV network show, GREEN ACRES (1967)
|The Goon Show
|Peter Sellers
|THE SONGS OF SELLERS - A collection of novelty songs from PETER SELLERS who gained pre-motion picture fame on the British TV series, THE GOON SHOW in the 1950s
|Have Gun, Will Travel
|Duane Eddy
|DUANE EDDY - PURE GOLD - includes the instrumental theme from HAVE GUN ,WILL TRAVEL (CBS- 1957-1963)
|Hawaiian Eye
|Connie Stevens
|THE NEW SINGING SENSATION OF TELEVISION CONNIE STEVENS AS "CRICKET" IN THE WARNER BROS. SERIES "HAWAIIAN EYE" - Songs from the ABC-TV network series, HAWAIIAN EYE (1959- 1963)
|Hee Haw
|Roy Clark
|ROY CLARK'S GREATEST HITS VOLUME I - includes THE LAWRENCE WELK-HEE HAW COUNTER- REVOLUTIONARY POLKA performed by the co-host of HEE HAW (CBS - 1969-71)
|Here Come the Brides
|Perry Como
|SEATTLE - Perry Como performs SEATTLE, the theme from HERE COME THE BRIDES (ABC - 1968-70)
|Hogan's Heroes
|Bob Crane , His Drums and Orchestra
|BOB CRANE, "COLONEL HOGAN", HIS DRUMS and ORCHESTRA PLAY THE FUNNY SIDE OF TV - Themes from Television's Great Comedy Series including GET SMART, MY THREE SONS, F TROOP, CANDID CAMERA and HOGAN'S HEROES
|Hogan's Heroes
|Larry Hovis
|MY HEART BELONGS TO ONLY YOU - Songs from LARRY HOVIS, co-star of HOGAN'S HEROES
|331/3 (LPs)
|Show Title
|The Hollywood Squares
|Peter Marshall
|FOR THE LOVE OF PETE - The original host of THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES sings the game show's theme THE SILLY SONG and other selections
|I Dream of Jeannie
|Barbara Eden
|MISS BARBARA EDEN - the star of I DREAM OF JEANNIE sings (recorded in 1967)
|I Spy
|Bill Cosby
|SILVER THROAT - BILL COSBY SINGS - Cosby plays it straight and sings a number of Motown hits from the mid 1960s. Includes the hit LITTLE OLE MAN
|The Jack Benny Program
|Jack Benny and Dennis Day
|DENNIS DAY SINGS CHRISTMAS IS FOR THE FAMILY - Jack Benny joins his resident tenor for holiday comedy and music
|The Jackie Gleason Show
|Jackie Gleason
|THE BEST OF JACKIE GLEASON - Orchestrations from Gleason including his television themes LALALA..., MELANCHOLY SERENADE and HOW SWEET IT IS from the AMERICAN SCENE MAGAZINE and two sentimental monologues TO A SLEEPING BEAUTY and APOLOGY AT BEDTIME
|The Jackie Gleason Show
|Frank Fontaine
|SONGS I SING ON THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, MORE SONGS I SING ON THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, SINGS LIKE CRAZY, I'M COUNTING ON YOU and IDIOT'S DELIGHT - Five albums recorded by Gleason sidekick, Fontaine who portrayed "Crazy Guggenheim" on the AMERICAN SCENE MAGAZINE edition of the Gleason show in the early 1960s.Four of the albums contain straight musical vocals and the fifth is a comedy monologue recording
|The Jim Nabors Hour
|Jim Nabors
|THE JIM NABORS HOUR - TOMORROW NEVER COMES - Songs from the CBS-TV Network variety show (1969-71)
|The Jim Nabors Hour
|Jim Nabors
|FOR THE GOOD TIMES - THE JIM NABORS HOUR - more music from THE JIM NABORS HOUR.
|Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall
|Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett
|Soundtrack to the June 11, 1962 CBS television special
|The Lawrence Welk Show
|Lawrence Welk and His Musical Family
|CELEBRATE 50 YEARS IN MUSIC - including music from the popular ABC and syndicated variety show
|The Lawrence Welk Show
|Lawrence Welk and His Musical Family
|IN CONCERT - A supposed "live" recording of the Musical Family on the concert trail. Includes the famous closing theme ADIOS, AU REVOIR, AUF WIEDERSEHN
|The Lawrence Welk Show
|Lawrence Welk and His Musical Family
|CELEBRATE 50 YEARS IN MUSIC - including music from the popular ABC and syndicated variety show
|Liza With A Z
|Liza Minnelli
|LIZA WITH A Z - A CONCERT FOR TELEVISION - Soundtrack from the 1972 television special directed by Bob Fosse
|Make Room For Daddy
|Danny Thomas, Marjorie Lord, Rusty Hamer and Angela Cartwright
|AN EVENING WITH DANNY THOMAS - Dialogue and songs from the ABC/CBS situation comedy series. "THIS FRIENDLY VISIT WAS ARRANGED BY POST CEREALS"
|The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
|Various artists
|THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. AND OTHER TV THEMES including MR.NOVAK, DANIEL BOONE, FLIPPER and DR. KILDARE
|The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
|David McCallum
|MUSIC-A PART OF ME - David McCallum (co-star of THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.) conducts 'Personal Impressions" of the popular songs of the day including TURN, TURN, TURN and THE "IN" CROWD
|Lalo Schifren
|Soundtrack from the Paramount television show arranged and conducted by the composer, Lalo Schifrin
|The Mary Tyler Show
|Ted Knight
|HI GUYS - Ted Knight shares his musical gifts in this 1975 album including I'M IN LOVE WITH BARBARA WALTERS
|The Match Game
|Bert Kaempfert
|BERT KAEMFERT'S GREATEST HITS - includes the theme from the mid 60s' version of THE MATCH GAME - A SWINGIN' SAFARI
|Medical Center
|Lalo Schifrin
|MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER GREAT THEMES - Film and television themes from composer, Lalo Schifrin
|The Mickey Mouse Club
|Annette Funicello, Cliff Edwards, Cliff Edwards, Buddy Ebsen, Jimmy Dodd and others.
|Songs from the Walt Disney classic series of the 1950s
|The Mickey Mouse Club
|Tom Rush, David Buskin, Robin Batteau and others
|TOM RUSH : LATE NIGHT RADIO - CONCERT BROADCAST FROM SYMPHONY HALL IN BOSTON (1984) - includes a tributes Mouseketeer Annette Funicello (ANNETTE) by Buskin and Batteau, Star Trek (BEAM ME UP SCOTTY) by Tom Rush and all-night radio talk-masters, including WBZ-Boston's Larry Glick (LATE NIGHT RADIO) by Tom Rush
|Mission Impossible
|Lalo Schifrin
|Soundtrack from the CBS-TV network series - arranged and conducted by the composer, Lalo Schifrin
|Mr. Broadway
|Mickey Rooney
|MICKEY ROONEY SINGS GEORGE M. COHAN - Songs from the SHOWCASE PRODUCTIONS presentation of MR. BROADWAY. Televised on NBC-TV - May 11, 1957
|Mr. Lucky
|Henry Mancini
|HENRY MANCINI - PURE GOLD - TV and movie themes including MR. LUCKY and PETER GUNN
|Medical Center
|Lalo Schifrin
|MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER GREAT THEMES - Film and television themes from composer, Lalo Schifrin
|The Monkees
|Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork, Mickey Dolenz and Davy Jones
|MEET THE MONKEES - First album from the "pre-fab four". Songs from the NBC-TV comedy series (1966-68)
|331/3 (LPs)
|Show Title
|The Odd Couple
|Tony Randall and Jack Klugman
|THE ODD COUPLE SINGS - Comedy songs from the stars of the ABC -TV comedy series including THE ODD COUPLE OPERA (Recorded in 1973)
|The Odd Couple
|Tony Randall
|TONY RANDALL - WARM AND WAVERY - Campy album of vintage songs from the 1920, 30s and 40s (Recorded in the 1960s)
|The Perry Como Show
|Perry Como
|SATURDAY NIGHT WITH MR. C. (2 copies) - Music form the NBC-TV variety series (1955- 59) including his opening theme (DREAM ALONG WITH ME) and closing theme (YOU ARE NEVER FAR AWAY)
|The Perry Como Show
|Perry Como
|WE GET LETTERS - Perry Como responds to viewer requests, a popular feature on his weekly variety series. The album contains the WE GET LETTERS theme
|The Perry Como Show
|Perry Como
|PERRY COMO'S WEDNESDAY NIGHT MUSIC HALL - In 1959, THE PERRY COMO SHOW moves to Wednesday and takes over the KRAFT MUSIC HALL variety series. Songs from this series (1959-63)
|The Perry Como Show
|Perry Como
|SING TO ME MR. C. - Another popular feature of the Como show was his weekly "medley time" introduced by the chorus singing the album's title song followed by medleys sampled on this album
|Peter Gunn
|Henry Mancini
|THE MUSIC FROM PETER GUNN - Instrumental music featured on the NBC-TV detective series (1959)
|The Rebel
|Johnny Cash
|JOHNNY CASH'S GREATEST HITS VOLUME I - Johnny Cash sings THE REBEL -JOHNNY YUMA ( the theme from the ABC/NBC Network western Series THE REBEL 1959-62) and other hit recordings
|Rich Man, Poor Man
|Alex North
|Soundtrack to one of the first television multi-length miniseries movies broadcast on ABC in 1976
|The Rifleman
|Johnny Crawford
|THE BEST OF JOHNNY CRAWFORD - the young co-star of THE RIFLEMAN had a brief career as a pop singer in the early 1960s including a top ten recording of CINDY'S BIRTHDAY in 1962
|Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
|Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, Ruth Buzzi, Goldie Hawn, Judy Carne, Arte Johnson and others
|Soundtrack album from the zany NBC variety show of the late 1960s. Songs, sketches and guest stars
|Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
|Judy Carne, Arte Johnson, Ruth Buzzi, Henry Gibson, Goldie Hawn and others
|Laugh-In '69 - Follow-up soundtrack to the hit variety series minus the presence of Rowan and Martin
|The Roy Roger's Show
|Roy Rogers
|THE BEST OF ROY ROGERS - Collection of western swing songs by the film and television cowboy star
|Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
|Burl Ives
|Soundtrack to the annual Christmas favorite first broadcast on NBC in December of 1964. Includes the hit, A HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS
|Sammy Davis, Jr.
|Soundtrack to the 1973 hour-long variety special. Includes songs and dialogue
|Saturday Night Live
|Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris, Laraine Newman and Gilda Radner
|Soundtrack album covering the first season of the groundbreaking late night comedy-variety series. Released in 1976
|Saturday Night Live
|Billy Crystal, Paul Christopher Guest and Paul Shaffer
|Billy Crystal and guests recreating his memorable characters from Saturday Night Live in the mid 1980s including FERNANDO, BUDDY YOUNG ,JR. and SAMMY DAVIS, JR.
|Secret Agent
|Johnny Rivers
|THE VERY BEST OF JOHNNY RIVERS - Originally titled DANGER MAN in England, the show was packaged for broadcast in the United States under the title SECRET AGENT and the hit theme was sung by Johnny Rivers (released in March of 1966)
|Sing Along With Mitch
|Mitch Miller and the Gang
|RHYTHM and MITCH'S GREATEST HITS - Two albums representing the best of the NBC musical aggregation and sing along show (1961-64). Includes SING ALONG theme
|The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
|The Smothers Brothers
|Songs and dialogue from the controversial Vietnam era variety series (1967-69)
|Star Trek
|Leonard Nimoy
|THE WAY I FEEL - Songs and recitations from "Mr. Spock" including WHERE IT'S AT, BOTH SIDES NOW and I'D LOVE MAKING LOVE TO YOU. Released in1968
|S'Wonderful, S'Marvelous, S'Gershwin
|Jack Lemmon, Fred Astaire, Leslie Uggams, Peter Nero, Larry Kert, Linda Bennett and Robert Guillaume
|Soundtrack to the Emmy-winning 1972 variety special saluting the music and lyrics of the George and Ira Gershwin
|331/3 (LPs)
|Show Title
|That Was The Week That Was
|David Frost, Millicent Martin, Roy Kinnear, Lance Percival, Dame Sybil Thorndike and others
|THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION'S TRIBUTE TO JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY - The popular BBC satire show took a serious turn on November 23, 1963 with this broadcast tribute to the slain U.S. President
|That Was The Week That Was
|David Frost, Nancy Ames, Henry Morgan, Woody Allen, Steve Allen, Buck Henry and others
|THAT WAS "THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS" - a sampling of the U.S. version of the BBC satire review which appeared on NBC - TV during the 1964-65 season
|That Was The Week That Was
|Tom Lehrer
|THAT WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS, SONGS BY TOM LEHRER and AN EVENING WASTED WITH TOM LEHRER - Three albums of satirical songs written and performed by Lehrer (many performed on the U.S. version of THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS)
|Then Came Bronson
|Michael Parks
|LONG LONESOME HIGHWAY - The theme (Long Lonesome Highway) and other soundtrack songs from THEN CAME BRONSON (NBC -TV 1969-70) is sung by the series' star Michael Parks
|This is Tom Jones
|Tom Jones
|Soundtrack to the ABC -TV variety show (1969-71)
|Tic Tac Dough
|Wink Martindale
|DECK OF CARDS - Album of recitations from popular game show host and announcer (Most recently TIC TAC DOUGH) including his hit recording of DECK OF CARDS
|The Tonight Show
|Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme
|TOGETHER - Steve and Eydie, two regular cast members of the original TONIGHT SHOW starring STEVE ALLEN (1954-57)sing THIS COULD BE THE START OF SOMETHING - Steve Allen's theme and composition
|The Tonight Show
|Jack Paar
|THE BEST OF WHAT'S HIS NAME - A collection of Jack Paar monologues from the TONIGHT SHOW starring Jack Paar (1957-62).
|The Tonight Show
|Jose Melis
|JOSE MELIS OF THE JACK PAAR SHOW and JOSE MELIS AND THE METROPOLITAN STRINGS - "Keyboard magic by the fabulous Jose Melis, piano star of the Jack Paar video show!" (2 albums)
|The Tonight Show
|Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, Doc Severinsen and Guest Stars
|HERE'S JOHNNY! MAGIC MOMENTS FROM THE TONIGHT SHOW - "Once in a lifetime highlights of music, song and comedy. Special Collector's edition, including 25th year anniversary poster" (2 record set released in 1974)
|The Tonight Show
|Doc Severinsen and His Orchestra
|TEMPESTUOUS TRUMPET and TORCH SONGS FOR TRUMPET - Music from the TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JOHNNY CARSON musical director (2 albums)
|The Tonight Show
|Rodney Dangerfield
|NO RESPECT - Comedy from a TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JOHNNY CARSON regular guest
|The Tonight Show
|Tiny Tim
|GOD BLESS TINY TIM - Best-selling album from TINY TIM who became a star after appearing on the TONIGHT SHOW and LAUGH-IN. His wedding on Johnny Carson's TONIGHT SHOW in 1969 attracted one of the highest television audiences in history
|The Twilight Zone
|The Manhattan Transfer
|THE BEST OF THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER - Includes a vocal version of THE TWILIGHT ZONE theme
|The Winds of War
|Bob Cobert
|Soundtrack from the 1983 miniseries starring Robert Mitchum and Ali MacGraw (ABC - TV)
|Your Hit Parade
|Dorothy Collins, Snooky Lanson, Raymond Scott orchestra and others
|YOUR HIT PARADE - Highlights from the popular NBC-TV and CBS-TV music countdown show (1950-59)
|The Chordettes
|ALL THE VERY BEST OF THE CHORDETTES - includes the 1958 hit recording of the ZORRO theme. The series (1957-59) was produced by Walt Disney for ABC-TV
|Record Title
|Bob Newhart
|TV related comedy monologue (Early 1960s)
|Frank Sinatra and Keely Smith
|TV related novelty song ( Take off on razor blade advertising line "How are ya' fixed for blades?" (Early 1950s)
|Billy Joel
|1986 TV related recording
|1985 TV related recording
|TV related recording - includes many references to TV commercials of the 1950s and early 1960s
|Show Title
|77 Sunset Strip
|Spike Jones
|(Ah-1, Ah-2 Ah) SUNSET STRIP-PART I and II-Comedy recording spoofing 77 SUNSET STRIP and THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
|77 Sunset Strip
|Edd "Kookie" Byrnes
|YULESVILLE and LONELY CHRISTMAS - Two recordings by the popular co-star of the ABC-TV detective drama (1958-64)
|Adventures in Paradise
|Charles K.L. Davis
|Title theme from the ABC-TV adventure series (1959-62)
|Adventures in Paradise
|The Voyagers
|Title theme from the ABC-TV adventure series (1959-62)
|The Andy Griffith Show
|Neal Hefti
|Theme (THE FISHIN' HOLE) from the CBS - TV sitcom (1960-69). The B-side of the recording is THE THEME FROM BEN CASEY (ABC -TV, 1961-66)
|The Andy Griffith Show
|George "Goober" Lindsey
|96 MILES TO BAKERSFIELD and REMEMBER BACK WHEN - Two recordings by THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW co-star
|The Art Linkletter Show
|Art Linkletter and Diane Linkletter
|WE LOVE YOU, CALL COLLECT and DEAR MOM AND DAD - two recordings, from the host of HOUSE PARTY and THE ART LINKLETTER SHOW and his, late daughter, Diane, addressing the problem of runaways (c.1969)
|Arthur Godfrey and Friends
|Arthur Godfrey
|PALE POTOMAC MOON and TETERBORO TOWER - 2 recordings by Godfrey from the mid 1950s - TETERBORO TOWER recounts Godfrey's infamous "buzzing" of the New Jersey Airport - an incident that made national headlines
|The Avengers
|Jerry Murad's Harmonicats
|Instrumental theme from the British spy series broadcast on ABC-TV from 1966-69
|Battlestar Galactica
|Henry Mancini and His Orchestra
|Instrumental theme from the ABC-TV science fiction series (1978-79)
|Ben Casey
|Vincent Edwards
|NO NOT MUCH and SEE THAT GIRL -the star of the the ABC-TV medical series (1961-66) displays his healthy singing voice
|The Beverly Hillbillies
|Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs and The Foggy Mountain Boys
|PEARL, PEARL, PEARL - Song featured on the CBS-TV sitcom
|The Beverly Hillbillies
|Buddy Ebsen
|HOWDY and BONAPARTE'S RETREAT - two songs recorded by the star of the CBS-TV sitcom
|Steve Lawrence
|Vocal recording of the theme from the ABC-TV sitcom
|Lorne Greene
|BONANZA and RINGO - the vocal theme from BONANZA and the top 10 hit hit (RINGO) recorded by the star of the NBC-TV western drama
|Brian's Song
|Peter Duchin
|Piano instrumental recording of the theme from the ABC -TV Movie of the Week (1970) - the story of football stars Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayers
|The Ed Sullivan Show
|Bro. Lee Roy and His Band
|THE TOAST OF THE TOWN - Original theme from THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW
|The Carol Burnett Show
|Carol Burnett
|ENTER LAUGHING and GEORGY GIRL - Two recordings by the star of the CBS-TV variety hour
|The Carol Burnett Show
|Carol Burnett and Martha Raye
|LET GO and WATCH WHAT HAPPENS - Two recordings by Burnett and frequent guest star, Martha Raye
|The Carol Burnett Show
|Vicki Lawrence
|THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN GEORGIA - Top 10 recording by the co-star of THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW
|Gary Portnoy
|WHERE EVERYBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME - Theme from the NBC-TV Sitcom
|The Danny Thomas Hour
|Danny Thomas
|THE FIRST CHRISTMAS - theme from CRICKET ON THE HEARTH, an animated holiday special first broadcast on THE DANNY THOMAS HOUR (1967 - NBC-TV) - The B side is CHRISTMAS STORY
|Hank Williams, Jr.
|THIS AIN'T DALLAS - novelty song cashing in on the ABC-TV drama of the early 1980s
|Gary Burbank with Band McNally
|WHO SHOT J.R.? - novelty song cashing in on the ABC-TV drama of the early 1980s
|The Dean Martin Show
|Guy Marks
|LOVING YOU HAS MADE ME BANANAS and MEET ME TONIGHT BY THE POSTAGE MACHINE - two recordings by a regular guest on THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW and other variety shows of the 1960s - two records
|The Donna Reed Show
|Shelly Fabares
|JOHNNY ANGEL and JOHNNY LOVES ME - Two recordings by the female heartthrob of THE DONNA REED SHOW - recorded in 1962
|The Donna Reed Show
|Paul Peterson
|MY DAD and SHE CAN'T FIND HER KEYS - Two recordings by "Jeff", teen heartthrob from THE DONNA REED SHOW - recorded in 1962
|Dr. Kildare
|Richard Chamberlain
|THREE STARS WILL SHINE TONIGHT - The vocal theme from DR. KILDARE, recorded by the star of the NBC-TV medical drama
|Ray Anthony and His Orchestra
|Theme from the popular detective series - recorded in August of 1953 - B side is the theme from PETER GUNN (September 1958)
|Derek and Ray
|Theme from the 1967 revival of DRAGNET (NBC-TV)
|Jack Webb
|TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS and YOU'D NEVER KNOW THE OLD PLACE NOW - two romantic recitations from the star of DRAGNET
|The Dukes of Hazard
|Waylon Jennings
|GOOD OL' BOYS - Theme from the CBS-TV (1979-85) comedy series
|The Ernie Kovacs Show
|Robert Maxwell, His Harp and Orchestra
|SONG OF THE NAIROBI TRIO (SOLFEGGIO) - Two recordings of the popular theme from a segment of THE ERNIE KOVACS SHOW (CBS/NBC-TV, 1952-56) - 2 records
|An Evening With Fred Astaire
|Fred Astaire
|Soundtrack highlights from the three Fred Astaire dance specials of he 1950s and early 1960s
|The Kids from "Fame"
|STARMAKER - Soundtrack recording from the NBC-TV musical drama (1982-83)
|Family Affair
|Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra
|THEME FROM FAMILY AFFAIR - the Champagne Music Makers offer their version of the theme from FAMILY AFFAIR (CBS-TV, 1966-71) - The B side is the THEME FROM "TARZAN" (NBC/CBS-TV, 1966-69)
|General Hospital
|The Afternoon Delights
|GENERAL HOSPI-TALE - Novelty tune pays tribute to the popular afternoon drama during the height of the LUKE AND LAURA frenzy of 1981
|Get Smart
|Barbara Feldon
|MAX and 99 - Agent 99 purrs to recordings from the GET SMART (NBC/CBS- TV, 1965-70)
|Johnny Tillotson
|(WAIT 'TIL YOU SEE) MY GIDGET - Johnny Tillotson sings the theme from the ABC-TV comedy (1965-66) starring Sally Field
|Sally Field
|FELICIDAD and FIND YOURSELF A RAINBOW - the future Oscar winner and star of GIDGET sings from the mid 1960s (2 records)
|Gomer Pyle, USMC
|Jim Nabors
|SHAZAM and OLD BLUE - the star of GOMER PYLE sings in character from the CBS- TV (1964-70) military comedy (2 records)
|Have Gun Will Travel
|Johnny Western and Richard Boone
|THE BALLAD OF PALADIN and THE GUNS OF RIO MUERTO from the soundtrack of HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL (CBS-TV, 1957-63)
|Hawaiian Eye
|Robert Conrad
|AGAIN and CINDY IS GONE - Two songs from the soundtrack of the ABC-TV detective series (1959-63)
|Sonny Burke and His Orchestra
|THEME FROM HENNESSEY and MARTHA from the CBS-TV comedy drama (1959-62) starring Jackie Cooper
|Hill Street Blues
|Mike Post featuring Larry Carlton
|Theme from the NBC-TV police drama (1981-87) - The recording was a hit in late 1981
|The Honeymooners
|Joe Piscopo
|HONEYMOONERS RAP - Piscopo satire of Rap music and the Jackie Gleason characters (1985)
|I Love Lucy
|"Weird Al" Yankovic
|1983 novelty spoof of I LOVE LUCY
|I Spy
|Earl Hagen
|Theme from I SPY (NBC-TV, 1965-68) written and performed by EARL HAGEN
|Jo(h)nny Quest
|Shorty Rogers and the Giants
|THEME from the popular prime-time animated adventure series (ABC-TV, 1964-65)
|The Lawrence Welk Show
|Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra
|CALCUTTA and MY GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK - Two recordings from the long-running variety show
|The Lawrence Welk Show
|The Lennon Sisters
|GRADUATION DANCE and HOW WILL I KNOW MY LOVE - Two recordings by the popular sister act (early 1960s)
|Love American Style
|The Cowsills
|The theme from the ABC-TV comedy anthology (1969-74)
|The MASH
|Vocal theme from the film and the CBS-TV comedy drama (1972-83)
|The Mancini Generation
|Henry Mancini and His Orchestra
|Theme from the syndicated half-hour variety show 2972)
|The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
|Dwayne Hickman
|I'M A LOVER, NOT A FIGHTER and I PASS YOUR HOUSE - Two recordings by the star of THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS (CBS-TV, 1959-63)
|Nelson Riddle and Ray Milland
|Theme from the CBS-TV detective drama (1959-60) starring Ray Milland, who provides a voice track introduction on the recording
|Don Ralke, Bud Wattles and His Orchestra
|Two recordings of the MAVERICK (ABC-TV, 1957-62) theme. The B side of the Wattles' recording is THE BALLAD OF PALADIN from HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL
|The Merv Griffin Show
|Merv Griffin
|THE CHARANGA and ALONG CAME JOE - Two recordings by the syndicated talk show host and game show producer
|The Mike Douglas Show
|Mike Douglas
|THE MEN IN MY LITTLE GIRL'S LIFE and STRANGER ON THE SHORE - Two recording by the syndicated talk show host and band singer
|Mission: Impossible
|Alan Copeland
|MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE THEME/NORWEGIAN WOOD - Medley of the CBS-TV theme and the Beatles' tune by ALAN COPELAND
|Mr. Lucky
|Georgie Auld and His Orchestra
|TITLE THEME from the CBS-TV adventure series (1959-60)
|Mr. Novak
|Ray Anthony
|TITLE THEME from the NBC-TV drama (1963-65)
|Al Jarreau
|THEME from the ABC-TV detective comedy/drama (1985-89)
|My Mother the Car
|Jerry Van Dyke
|Title THEME from the NBC-TV sitcom (1965-66) starring Jerry Van Dyke and Ann Sothern as the voice of the car
|My Three Sons
|Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra
|Instrumental THEME from the ABC/CBS-TV sitcom (1960-72)
|The Naked City
|Keyes and Kleff, Piano Team
|THEME from the ABC-TV detective series (1958-63)
|The Patty Duke Show
|Patty Duke
|THE WORLD IS WATCHING US, LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT, MY OWN LITTLE PLACE and COME LIVE WITH ME - Four recordings from the Oscar winning star of THE PATTY DUKE SHOW (ABC-TV, 1963-66) - 2 records
|Petticoat Junction
|Curt Massey
|THEME from the CBS-TV sitcom (1963-70) performed by the composer
|Peyton Place
|Henry Jerome and His Brazen Brass
|THEME from the ABC-TV drama (1964-69)
|The Rebel
|Johnny Cash
|THE REBEL - JOHNNY YUMA - THEME from the ABC/NBC TV western (1959-62)
|The Red Skelton Show
|Red Skelton
|THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - "As reviewed by RED SKELTON on THE RED SKELTON HOUR (CBS - TV) - January 14,1969
|The Red Skelton Show
|Ferris and Erickson
|RED'S WHITE AND BLUE MARCH - Instrumental recording of a Red Skelton composition - a theme often heard on his NBC/CBS-TV variety hour (1951-71)
|Route 66
|Teri Thornton
|OPEN HIGHWAY - vocal version of THEME from ROUTE 66 (CBS-TV, 1960-64)
|Second City TV
|Joe Flaherty
|COUNT FLOYD IS BACK and THE GORY STORY OF DUANE AND DEBBIE - Two recordings by Joe Flaherty as COUNT FLOYD (a popular character on the NBC/syndicated comedy/variety series- 1977-81) - Recorded in 1982
|Sing Along With Mitch
|Mitch Miller and the Gang
|SING ALONG and U.S. AIR FORCE BLUE Theme and other recordings from the NBC-TV musical variety series (1961-66) - 3 records
|The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
|Mason Williams
|CLASSICAL GAS and LONG TIME BLUES - Two recordings popularized on the THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR (CBS-TV, 1967-69) by composer and comedy writer, MASON WILLIAMS
|The Thin Man
|Les Brown and His Band of Renown
|THEME from the NBC-TV detective series (1957-59) - The B side is BRIEF AND BREEZY from the PETER GUNN series
|The Thorn Birds
|James Galway and Henry Mancini
|THEMES FROM THE THORN BIRDS - Soundtrack recordings from the 1983 ABC-TV miniseries
|The Tonight Show
|Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows
|FLATTERY and I REMEMBER IT WELL - Two recordings by the original TONIGHT SHOW (1954-57) host and his wife
|The Tonight Show
|Dave Fredericks
|GRAVY WALTZ - Recording of the popular instrumental-composed by STEVE ALLEN
|The Tonight Show
|Steve Allen
|PRETEND YOU DON'T SEE HER, BUT I HAVEN'T GOT HIM and YOU'RE SO INFLUENTIAL - composed and recorded by STEVE ALLEN (2 records)
|Treasure Hunt
|Jan Murray
|TREASURE HUNT and SO LONG, AU REVOIR, ARRIVEDERCI - Themes from the ABC/NBC-TV game show (1956-58) sung by the show's host , nightclub comic, Jan Murray
|The Untouchables
|Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra
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|Your Hit Parade
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|CD - A collection of memorable radio and television news broadcasts
|CBS: The First 50 years
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|Television's Greatest Hits -Volume 4
|Various Artists
|CD - BLACK AND WHITE CLASSICS - 65 TV themes from the 50s and 60s (Volumes 1-3 on LP - filed in BOX 3)
|Television's Greatest Hits - Volume 5
|Various Artists
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|Television's Greatest Hits - Volume 6
|Various Artists
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|Television's Greatest Hits - Volume 7
|Various Artists
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|TV Classic Game Show Themes
|Various Artists
|CD - The Original versions as heard on TV - Presented by the GAME SHOW NETWORK
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|Various Artists
|CD - Holiday Hits of the 70s performed by Bobby Sherman, The Osmonds, Martin Mull, Will Geer and more
|Yules of Yore
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|It's A Sunshine Day
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|The Partridge Family Greatest Hits
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|The Funeral of Sir Winston Churchill
|David Brinkley
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|It's Always Something
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|And Awaaay We Go!
|Jackie Gleason
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|Babalu Music
|Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Vivian Vance and William Frawley
|Cassette - I LOVE LUCY's GREATEST HITS
|Angelo Badalamenti and Julee Cruise
|Cassette - TWIN PEAKS THEME - vocal and instrumental
|How the Grinch Stole Christmas
|Boris Karloff
|Cassette - Soundtrack to the 1966 animated holiday special
|Tee Vee Toons: The Commercials
|Various Artists
|Cassette - "Over 50 classic TV jingles on one amazing cassette - All Original Versions"
|50 Radio Commercials
|Various Artists
|Cassette - A collection of memorable radio commercials
|President Franklin Roosevelt
|Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill
|Cassette - FDR AND Churchill light the White House Christmas Tree - December 1941
|Songs from Groucho Marx, George Burns and George Jessel
|Groucho Marx, George Burns and George Jessel
|Cassette - A collection of favorites from three great entertainers
|Command Performance
|Bob Hope
|Cassette - Bob Hope emcees this salute to the Armed Forces around the world (12/24/42)
|Command Performance
|Various Artists
|Cassette - British stars of stage and screen pay tribute to England's King and Queen upon their visit to the United States in June, 1939
|Jack Webb
|Cassette - Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday - Classic Christmas episode (c. 1950)
|The Jack Benny Program
|Jack Benny
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|The Jack Benny Program
|Jack Benny
|Cassette - Jack Benny goes Christmas shopping for an oil paint set 12/05/54 - This is a promotional tape presenting THE GREATEST OLD-TIME RADIO CHRISTMAS SHOWS selected by Andy Williams (2000)
|Grand Ole Opry
|Patsy Cline
|Cassette - PATSY CLINE LIVE-VOLUME 2 - transcriptions from 1956-62 (Volume 1 on LP - filed in Box 2)
|Grand Ole Opry
|Jim Reeves
|Cassette - JIM REEVES LIVE AT THE OPRY - transcriptions from 1955-60
|The Life of Riley
|William Bendix
|Cassette - FATHER'S DAY (6/19/48) - This is a promotional tape presenting THE GREATEST SHOWS OF THE 20th CENTURY selected by Walter Cronkite (2000)
|The Lucky Strike Program
|Jack Benny
|Cassette - 1953 Christmas Show
|The Milton Berle Show
|Milton Berle
|Cassette - A SALUTE TO CALIFORNIA (2/10/48) and A SALUTE TO COMMUNICATIONS (2/17/48)
|The New Swan Show
|Bob Hope and Doris Day
|Cassette - THE 1948 CHRISTMAS SHOW
|Philco Radio Time
|Bing Crosby, The Charioteers
|Cassette - 1947 Christmas Show
|The Swingin' Years
|Chuck Cecil
|Cassette - 1990 Christmas Show - Since 1956, Chuck Cecil has hosted this nationally syndicated salute to the big bands - Combining exclusive interviews and music (3 cassettes)
|The Swingin' Years
|Chuck Cecil
|Cassette - 1990 New Year's Special -Since 1956, Chuck Cecil has hosted this nationally syndicated salute to the big bands - Combining exclusive interviews and music (3 cassettes)
|The Adventures of Captain Midnight
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Feb. 3, 2008
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Yale lost each of its four matches Sunday at the Ivy North Competition, hosted at Payne Whitney Gymnasium in New Haven, Conn. The Bulldogs fell to Penn (18-9), Harvard (18-9), Brown (15-12) and Cornell (16-11). Yale's epeeists had a very strong day, however, as they managed wins against both Harvard and Brown.
Penn swept the weapons en route to their 18-9 win. The Bulldog sabre and epee squads both fenced to close 5-4 decisions. Saberists Erin Frey and Katherine Arden and epeeists Abigail Fraeman and Rebecca Moss all won two bouts. The Yale foil squad lost, 8-1.
Moss, the sophomore standout epeeist, led her squad to a 5-4 win over Harvard's epeeists: she recorded a 3-0 mark. The saberists lost, 6-3, while the foilists lost, 7-2. Sophomore Lidia Gocheva tallied both of the foil squad's two wins.
Yale's closest test of the day came against Brown, when the Bulldogs lost, 15-12. The epee squad nailed down another victory, 7-2. Again it was Moss who snagged three wins to lead the way. Gocheva, Frey and Fraeman all won two bouts of their own.
Yale lost to Cornell, 16-11.
The Bulldogs will take on Columbia and Princeton on Sunday, Feb. 10, for the conclusion of the two-part Ivy League Championship.
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Neighbors, co-workers mourn murdered healthcare worker | Crime
LAKELAND, Florida -- There's no shortage of shock and sadness in the Lakeland neighborhood where a young healthcare worker killed in Dade City Monday night lived.
Neighbors like Robin Gerl& are in absolute shock to hear how Stephanie Ross, 25, was killed.
"You're going to help someone and they kill you because they're not right. I don't get that. I don't get it," said Gerl.
Police say Ross was stabbed to death by Lucious Smith when the young worker for Integra Health Management went to Smith's Dade City home. She went there, they say, to make sure the 53-year-old was taking his medications, and that his paperwork for treatment was in order.
Instead, witnesses looked on in horror as Ross screamed for help, running from Smith as he stabbed her repeatedly.
According to records, Smith has a criminal past dating back three decades. He spent more than a dozen years behind bars on charges that include aggravated assault.
Nora Webster, one of Ross' neighbors, questioned why a 25 year-old caseworker was sent to Smith's home.
"She should never have gone in that house, from what I read about him," said Webster.
Maryland-based Integra Health Management sent top executives to Tampa today to counsel and console Ross' co-workers. About a dozen people work for the company in the Tampa Bay region. Each team member receives safety training, and are told their own welfare comes first, according to the company's chief operating officer, Dee Brown.
Brown said this case "is an individual that Stephanie had met with several times already. So, she was not unknown to him and he was not unknown to her."
Ross, said Brown, was only with the company for three months, but made an impression as a caring, highly-dedicated worker. "She was very engaged in helping others. Very enthusiastic about the work that she was doing."
Which makes it even more difficult for friends and neighbors to take. "That's just a life taken way before her time," said Gerl.
A man who came to the door told 10 News the family wants to mourn privately at this point.
Neighbors say Ross lived in Lakeland for some time with her boyfriend.
Smith was arraigned Tuesday afternoon. Given the charges and his criminal past, he was ordered to be held without bond.


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Slavery was not a southern monopoly, James Breig explains in this article from the Colonial Williamsburg Journal. Though many northern states enacted gradual emancipation laws to slowly abolish slavery within their borders, "nobody wanted to quit" slave owning, historian Ira Berlin says. The "commitment to slavery ran very deep" among slave owners in the North, "even when it contradicted their ideology...Slavery was not a minor institution, and it took enormous energy and about fifty years to end it. It didn't go easily." Even with northern abolition, the percentage of enslaved people in the United States stayed steady from 1790-1860.
"Map Showing the Distribution of the Slave Population of the Southern States..."
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This map shows the percentage of slaves in the population of each of the counties of the southern states. It was sold to raise money for sick and wounded soldiers in the Union army, and was drawn based on information from the census of 1860.
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Why Subversion?
Subversion will really help you develop software. Think of it as a giant undo history for your code:
* If you make a mistake, you can roll back to a previous, working, version.
* If you want to try out developing a new feature, you can branch the code, develop the feature, and then decide you don't like that feature anymore, and easily subtract it from your codebase.
* It allows you to easily work with other developers, or teams of developers, on the same project.
* You can easily 'mark' (or tag) versions of your software for release, so you have a complete history of your project's releases, and you can easily pull up the code sent out for every version.
In this tutorial I will teach you the basics of subversion, with examples using the command line client 'svn'. The principles are the same across the more graphical clients, and you should be able to pick up the general workflow and use it for all clients.
Repository Structure
Subversion repositories can be of any structure, but I'd recommend you split them into the following three directories:
Ignore the other two directories at the moment, and concentrate on the /trunk. The trunk is where you check in code.
Checking Out a Repository
'Checking Out' a repository is somewhat similar to checking out a book at a library in a bad neighbourhood. You tell the repository what book you want, and it will issue you a copy to go ahead and read, scribble on, make notes in the covers, and generally mess around with. This is called your 'working copy' of the repository's code.
svn checkout http://mysvnserver/svn/example-project/trunk /home/david/example-project
'svn checkout' - the command
'http://mysvnserver/svn/example-project' - the URL of the repository
'/trunk' - the trunk folder in the repository
'/home/david/example-project' - the destination (what folder do we want to check it out to on your computer's hard drive)
(Note that I am using a Linux directory structure here, so equally a destination could be C:\Users\David\example-project if I was using Windows)
Editing My Code
Once I have checked out my code, I can go ahead and make the changes to my code with an IDE such as Eclipse, or an editor like VIM. As long as you edit and save back the files in your working copy, you can use any method of editing you like.
Committing Changes
Once I've finished making all the changes I need, I can update the repository with my edited code. The way I do this is by 'committing' my changes. The commit command is recursive, which means it will descend into all directories under the directory I am currently in, and commit any changes it finds.
cd /home/david/example-project svn commit -m"<commit message>"
This will commit all changes I have made to the my example-project, recursively committing any changes to files below the directory /home/david/example-project. It will save these changes with the commit message <commit message>. You will usually want to provide a more informative commit message, giving information on what files have changed, and why. This will allow other developers to understand why and what you've changed.
Updating your working copy
svn update
This command will update the files in your current directory and below, with any changes that have been made to the repository by other developers. It is a good idea to run this regularly, to keep your working copy in sync with the repository and other developers working copies. This will download a fresh copy of the current state of the repository, overwriting any changes that you have made in your working copy. Therefore be careful with this, you can easily lose all your changes that you were preparing.
Sometimes there will be conflicts between the changes you are making and other developers changes. This is usually because someone else has committed a change between the time that you last ran 'svn update' and 'svn commit'. Therefore it is a good idea to run svn update often, before you start making any changes to your working copy.
If you do get a conflict, svn will tell you when you try and commit your changes with 'svn commit'. It will attempt to automatically resolve any conflicts by merging the two changes together. If it succeeds doing this, then you don't need to step in yourself. If it can't automatically merge the two changes, it will abort the commit, telling you you will have to resolve the merge yourself. It will mark up the files that are in conflict, with the lines that need merging. You will then have to go in and merge the changes by hand, usually with an editor.
The way I usually resolve merge conflicts, is to copy the files I have changed to a temporary directory away from your working copy, run 'svn update --force' on my working copy to bring my working copy in sync with the remote repository, which will download all the changes that have been committed by other developers. Then I edit the changes I have made in the temporary directory so that they include the changes made by the other developers, then I copy the changed files back to my new working copy, and commit them with 'svn commit'. Be sure to mention in your log message how exactly you resolved the conflict.
When you check out a working copy using 'svn checkout', it will create hidden directories such as .SVN, in all of the directories of your project. These contain metadata associated with subversion, so it can keep track of the changes you've made to your files. Sometimes you don't want that metadata, you just want a clean copy of all your code. This is when you use 'svn export'. It is the same as 'svn checkout' except that it will not create the metadata:
svn export http://mysvnserver/svn/example-project/trunk /home/david/example-project-exported
Because svn export doesn't create metadata, it also means that you can't commit, update or run any svn commands on your exported copy. So it is not a working copy. It is useful when you want to release your software to the end user.
Sometimes you will want to tag the current state of the repository, so that you can take a snapshot of it that will stay around permanently. This is especially useful for releasing a certain version of all your files, for example when you are sending your customer a new version of your software.
The way to do this is to use 'svn copy' to copy all files in the /trunk directory, to the /tags/<YOUR TAG NAME> folder under your repository root:
svn copy http://mysvnserver/svn/myproject/trunk/ http://mysvnserver/svn/myproject/tags/<YOUR TAG NAME>
After this, you can always export the tag snapshot with the following command:
svn export http://mysvnserver/svn/myproject/tags/<YOUR TAG NAME> /home/david/example-project-exported-<TAG NAME>
You can also check out the tag and make changes to it if you really want to, but I recommend you don't, as it defeats the purpose of the tag.
Identifying previous revisions
You can have a look at the history of a particular file or directory by using the 'svn log' command.
svn log /home/david/example-project
This will output a large list of all the changes that have been committed to the repository for your project, along with the all important revision number, which looks like 'r5833'.
'Undo' a file back to a certain revision
So you realise you've made a mistake, maybe last commit, maybe hundreds of commits ago, and you want to rollback to a previous version of a file. That is simple with svn. Run the 'svn log' command on that file to find the revision number of the change you want to rollback to. Then run:
svn update -r <revision number> <file>
for example:
svn update -r5833 readme.txt
Once you have rolled back to a previous version of the file, you can commit your rollback by using the usual:
svn commit -m"I rolled back readme.txt to revision 5833"
Then your rolled back file will be part of the current version again.
I hope you have gained some insight into subversion by reading this tutorial. You may want to use a graphical subversion client or one that is integrated into your IDE for ease of development, but you will find that they are all based on the original command line 'svn' client explained here.
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Race car driver Jason Leffler died from a blunt force neck injury, an autopsy revealed Thursday.
The Delaware County (Pa.) Medical Examiner ruled Leffler's cause of death was the neck injury he sustained when his car impacted the wall at Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey during a Wednesday night sprint car race.
GLUCK: Leffler's death won't change driver culture
BURTON: Better safety measures needed at smaller venues
STENHOUSE: Leffler helped him acclimate to Nationwide Series
New Jersey State Police said Friday they were still investigating the cause of Leffler's accident at the 0.625-mile dirt oval.
According to his team, Leffler was wearing a Simpson Hybrid head and neck restraint system, which is one of six approved for use in NASCAR. A blunt force injury occurs when an object strikes the body with force causing compression of tissue. Head and neck restraints are designed to prevent injuries resulting from deceleration trauma when the body is moving and strikes another moving or stationary object, causing stretching or tearing of body tissue.
Leffler, a versatile driver who won championships in open-wheel divisions and attempted at least one full season in each of NASCAR's three national series, had to be extricated from the car after striking a wall, New Jersey State Police Sgt. Adam Grossman told USA TODAY Sports.
Leffler made 73 starts in the Sprint Cup Series, finishing last in his final event after completing eight laps Sunday at Pocono Raceway. He won twice in the Nationwide Series and once in the Camping World Truck Series.
The Long Beach native was affectionately known as "LEFturn" and had the nickname stenciled above his driver's side window.
Contributing: Nate Ryan
PHOTOS: Remembering NASCAR driver Jason Leffler


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The middle mouse button dragging has changed in the outliner window in Maya 2017. Items get dropped in a random order. It works fine with a mouse.
I think it has something to do with the new UI changes in Maya.
Is there something that can be tweaked in the Gesture editor to fix this?


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John Graham
John has been actively involved in genealogy since he started researching his own family in 1975. His interests subsequently expanded to embrace local history, in particular the area of the South Coast of NSW centred on the town of Gerringong. He has written five books on aspects of local history of the area, and co-authored a sixth.
From 1998 until 2005 John was head of the Sydney Dead Persons Society, during which time the DPS founded the Ryerson Index.
John is currently President of Ryerson Index Inc. Since retiring after a 40-year career in IT, John is now a full-time genealogist.
John is a life member of Gerringong HS, and a member of Shoalhaven FHS; Richmond-Tweed FHS and Toowoomba-Darling Downs FHS.
- 19th Century Migration from the South Coast to the Richmond River
- Business Continuity Planning for Local Societies
- Early Settlers of the Southern Illawarra and Northern Shoalhaven
- How to Effectively use the New South Wales BDM Indexes
- Indexing for Genealogists and Local Historians
- Linking Local History and Genealogy Research
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This is the second in a three-part series on client profitability. In Part One, we looked at the challenges of growth and dispelled three major myths about client segmentation. In Part Two below, we look at a case study of an advisory firm that learned about its true profitability and solved its client capacity issues.
The Case Study: Trinity Wealth Advisors
In my last blog, I discussed an approach independent RIAs can take to manage their firms' profitability and operational efficiency. It's a strategic approach that firms can employ to grow their client base while providing the optimal level of client service. Getting to true client profitability involves understanding not only the revenue generated by each client, but also what it actually costs to serve that client. That knowledge helps you to make better decisions about what you want to deliver to which clients, how you execute your service model and how you price your services.
Our relationship management team and I recently worked closely with Trinity Wealth Advisors of St. Louis through a process that enabled them to gain insight into the firm's true profitability and also helped them solve their client capacity issues.
Like many firms, Trinity and its client base have grown and evolved over time. With roots going back to 1981, today the firm is a 10-person office that oversees $250 million in client assets. The market volatility of the past three years caused a significant spike in Trinity's business, and the three firm principals found they had more clients than they felt they could properly serve.
Here was an opportunity to help Trinity improve some business practices that would allow them to address their capacity issues while continuing to deliver a high level of client serviceeven with the influx of new clients.
We worked with Trinity over several months to help them design and implement a program based on the idea of segmenting clients into similar groupings to manage client profitability. The Schwab program, Managing Client Profitability, included educational resources in the form of a workshop and webinars attended by Trinity principals.
Trinity's Tailored, Customized Service
During the program, we employed a modeling tool Schwab created to help advisors develop groupings of clients to determine segment-level profitability. We encouraged the Trinity principals to look beyond assets under management and consider the client's life stage, how much principal time is typically needed to serve that client, and whether the client is a good referral source as well.
Using the model to "imagine" different ways of looking at their client base, Trinity ended up creating four distinct client groups:
- Advanced wealth coaching
- Wealth coaching
- Emerging wealth and referral sources
- Friends and family
After using the model to create different client segments, Trinity developed four different service packages, one for each client type. This segmenting change drove the firm to adjust some of its business practices to better serve clients within these new groupings.
Previously, no matter the size or complexity of a client's portfolio, Trinity would meet with clients an average of four times each year. Now, the number of meetings varies depending on the client's situation.
Until recently, Trinity's client fees varied widely, too. Some paid a substantial annual fee and others paid the firm's minimum. It was a huge range, but the firm was committed to providing the same high level of service to everyone. Now, client fees are more closely aligned with the types of services required.
Starting Off Right: Trinity's First Meeting With a Client
Trinity's first meeting with a new client is a "discovery experience." Prior to doing the client profitability work, no matter what the client's situation, age or assets, Trinity promised the same array of services without the opportunity to tailor them to the individual's needs.
Now, Trinity conducts the discovery process in a way that allows them to determine the client's most vital needs. Based on that discovery process, they offer a highly targeted service level that truly resonates with the client. Some receive more tax advice and face-to-face meetings while others need less personal attention, but require financial planning services.
With the new approach to client service, Trinity can now determine the cost to serve each client as well as ensure that clients are getting the attention that they need. In turn, they are making better decisions regarding resource allocation to specific clients, thus freeing up time to service key clients and attract new prospects.
Delivering Results That Matter
Trinity devoted time and resources to focus on managing the firm's profitability and, in the end, was surprised at how easy it was to actually implement their new business practices. They found the modeling tool easy to work with and, because they have begun implementing their client profitability program little by little, there has been little impact on the firm's operations.
In my next post, I'll talk more about steps you can take to implement a program to manage client profitability at your firm.
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Power and Bassett Islands Camping Reservations
It is just a short boat trip to enjoy a quiet respite on Power Island. The public is welcomed to visit the island and enjoy the picturesque trails, picnic areas, and glorious beaches.
For a longer stay, five rustic campsites are available on Bassett Island, and five on Power Island. Campsite reservations for the months of May through September are accepted beginning in January each year, in person at the Parks and Recreation Office in the Grand Traverse County Civic Center Park, or by telephone.
For more information, you may click the link below, fill out and submit the form, or call the Parks and Recreation Office at 231-922-4818.
As of September 16, 2019, Bassett Island campsites will be unavailable for reservation until further notice.
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I got into my first #BlackLivesMatter argument with a stranger! It was not #superfun.
The organization I work for has a sidewalk sign and we change the message every week. Usually it's a short, inspirational quote, but it's a liberal organization so I'm often on my guard in case someone walks into the office and has a problem with whatever's out there. It's not really my job to defend the organization and its views -- I'm not a member, I just work there -- but often the higher-ups have better things to do than argue with strangers so my job sometimes entails defusing cranks.
Unfortunately, when Mr. All Lives Matter called our office this week, I did not have on my Welcoming Hat of Patience and Respect. Instead my plumage was bright with righteousness and spread wide about me, and soon, as witnesses will attest, I was just talking over the guy and he was talking over me and we were getting nowhere.
And I hate confrontation. You really have to push me hard before I snap. But after a couple of fruitless minutes where I'm sure my heart rate doubled, my many years in customer service finally kicked in and I just shut up and let him rant. Normally that's a good technique to use with angry customers, to let them explain the depth and breadth of their problem unimpeded. And maybe he just wanted to be listened to by someone he perceived as the problem, or the enemy, or just ignorant and in need of educatin'.
The second technique that works with angry customers is to find something neutral to apologize for -- "I'm so sorry this happened to you," is almost guaranteed to get them on your side and to believe you're actually going to fix their problem* -- but since there was no way on God's green earth I was going to apologize for my defense of our beleaguered Black brothers and sisters, Plan C was just to wait until he said something I could reasonably agree with, which he eventually did.
"Politicians are all crooked, they're not going to fix this!" he said, almost pleadingly, which allowed me to jump back in and say, "I agree, this is not something politicians can fix, the people have to do it." This gave us both the out we were looking for.
"You know, I learned something from you today," he said approvingly, "and I hope you learned something from me, too," though what he taught me was to get to the listening part a lot faster next time, and then tell him to put it all in a letter to my boss.
*Do not try this with me, Blue Shield, I see right through you.
The best thing to counteract all the office drama was the fact that, because I work in a historic landmark building, it's also a Pokemon Gym, so all throughout the week people were standing around the courtyard or sitting on the steps staring at their phones and battling with their Pokemon. I admit, I tried to pit my completely underpowered Rhyhorn against a champion Charmeleon, who immediately handed me my own ass.
I am now on what appears to be the final draft of my manuscript, and that is #superfun! I love editing and rewriting, it's the best part of all of this. I would tinker with this book for years, I would polish and touch up until I die but Jack would probably kill me first (I know that makes no sense but believe me, he'd figure out a way).
I still have no health insurance, but I've been assured by my insurer that should anything happen to me while they're untangling the unholy mess they made, I'll be covered retroactively. Jackson would like someone to look at his shoulder but I haven't made the appointment yet because I don't believe either Blue Shield or the state will reimburse me. I know that sounds like I value my money more than my son's health, but his vague discomfort is not pressing enough for me to start writing checks to an escalating cadre of specialists. Please use this post as evidence of my neglect when Jackson's NBA career is cut tragically short by a career-ending rotator cuff injury.
Lastly, I'd like to recommend a few newsletters I subscribe to. Alice Bradley's Weekly Newsletter, of course. The Awl has a great one called "Everything Changes" and it always manages to say just the right thing when I need it. Sean Bonner's "The Crowd" always points me in good directions. And Meaghan O'Connell's "Like This" is a wonderful chronicle of her life as she writes a book and lives with her husband and young child while feeling somewhat adrift in the Cayman Islands.


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CRESTVIEW � Not that it needed any, but the Niceville softball team got plenty of help from Crestview on Friday.
CRESTVIEW � Not that it needed any, but the Niceville softball team got plenty of help from Crestview on Friday.
The Bulldogs committed seven errors and misplayed several other balls into hits as the Eagles rolled to a 15-0 District 2-6A win. The game was called after five innings on the mercy rule.
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Niceville (16-1, 8-0) jumped to a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Audrey Diekmann singled to left, took second on a Kristin Bufkin wild pitch and scored on a single by Kaylan Davis.
The run was all Niceville pitcher Christina Rameriz would need as she threw a two-hit shutout.
The Eagles put the game out of reach with a six-run second inning in which they got six hits and the Bulldogs committed four errors.
Niceville added four more runs on five hits in the third inning, three runs on two hits and two errors in the fourth and a run on a hit and error in the fifth.
"I think in a district game it is key to get out to a good start," Eagles coach Danny Hensley said. "We got off to a good start on them and got them back on their heels a little bit.
"It was beneficial for us to come out and score some early and settle in. It makes the swings a lot easier when you are seven or eight ahead from the get go."
Diekmann led the Eagle attack with four hits and four runs scored. Davis added three hits and scored twice. And Jaci Hodkins had two hits and two runs scored.
Crestview coach Kathy Combest was tougher in the critique of her defense.
"Our pitchers did a good job," she said of Bufkin and Taylor Rolison. We had 13 errors and that's all I can say about that.
When I think you should catch it and you don't it's an error. � We had running errors and catcher errors too."
Bufkin and Kayla Kelch had the Bulldog hits. Gabby Thomas, who drew a first-inning walk, was the only other Crestview player to reach base as the Bulldogs fell to 12-7 on the season and 1-7 in district play.


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This collection of 123 glass lantern slides shows the City of Spokane and Spokane Parks between 1900 and 1930. Images include Liberty Park, Manito Park, Cliff Park, Franklin Park, Glass Park, A. M. Cannon Playfield, Cannon Hill Park, Corbin Park, Hay's Park, Bowl and Pitcher, Indian Canyon Park, Palisades Park, picnics, swimming pools, playgrounds, winter scenes, Native Americans, and the Spokane River. Most of these images were used in Spokane promotional literature and several appear in the Report of the Board of Park Commissioners, Spokane, Washington, 1891-1913.
The City of Spokane Parks was originally established in 1891 and was under the supervision of the Mayor, the President of the City Council, and the City Engineer. In 1907, spurred by public demand, a more systematic park plan began to form which included the appointment of ten members to the Board of Park Commissioners. In 1910, the City of Spokane passed a new city charter and in 1911 the City of Spokane voters passed a bond to help with the further development of parks. Today, the City of Spokane Parks includes 4,100 acres of developed parks and conservation land.
All notations are in English.
These images are open for research.
Imaged and indexed by the Washington State Archives, Eastern Regional Branch staff and volunteers.
Preferred Citation: [Title of image], [date], [photographer if known], City of Spokane, Lantern Slides, 1900-1930, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed].
Source: Spokane Municipal Government, Parks and Recreation Department, Glass Lantern Slides, 1900-1930, Eastern Regional Branch, Washington State Archives, Cheney, WA.
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