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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
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Series Description: Mister Rogers talks in a way young children understand, at a pace they can absorb and with a consistency that creates a calm, safe place for preschoolers. Topics with sensitive emotional concerns are always carefully blended with fun and whimsy to match a young child's interests and level of understanding.
All Episodes
Mister Rogers Talks About Going to School (#1461)
Visit a nursery school and kindergarten classroom and learn their similarities and differences. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Going to School (#1462)
Discuss the desire to learn and compare kindergarten and first grade with a teacher in a classroom. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Going to School (#1463)
Lady Elaine Fairchilde tries to help Daniel Tiger get ready for his first day of school. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Going to School (#1464)
Pretending is a good way to learn. Kids can play about going to school and what it might be like. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Going to School (#1465)
Learn about teachers and some of the way they help children learn and visit a school bus driver. [28 minutes]
Only Birds & Bats & Bugs Can Fly (#1466)
Learn about dinosaurs. Prince Tuesday has bad dreams about monsters & Lady Elaine meets a panda. [28 minutes]
Dinosaur Exhibit- Carnegie Museum/Vegetable Treats (#1467)
Watch a film of children talking about dinosaurs. Ana Platypus tries to fly with her "superskirt." [28 minutes]
Dreams Can Be Scary, But They're Not Real (#1468)
On the set of "The Incredible Hulk," the actors talk about their own special kind of make believe. [28 minutes]
Incredible Hulk Getting In & Out of Makeup (#1469)
Visit "The Incredible Hulk" set to see Lou Ferrigno ("The Hulk") put on his costume and make-up. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Rides A Backhoe (#1470)
Mister Rogers shows a film of a backhoe. Lady Elaine learns that jokes aren't meant to scare people. [28 minutes]
A Storyteller's Tale of a King & A Bubble (#1471)
Visit storyteller Jay O'Callahan. Opera star John Reardon visits the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. [28 minutes]
A Bubble Machine & How People Make Sweaters (#1472)
Lady Aberlin teaches the children about knitting and the Neighbors greet opera singer, John Reardon. [28 minutes]
Creativity/Making Banana Boats (#1473)
Chef Brockett makes different things with bananas. The Neighbors make costumes for the opera. [28 minutes]
Visiting A Weather Station/Fans & Humming Birds (#1474)
The Neighbors make last minute preparations for the "Windstorm in Bubbleland" opera. [29 minutes]
Neighborhood Opera: "Windstorm In Bubbleland" (#1475)
This story of "Windstorm in Bubbleland" teaches that friendship is more important than possessions. [28 minutes]
Divorce Is A Grown-Up Matter/Mcfeely Wedding (#1476)
Arguments do not have to mean that parents are going to divorce. Mr. McFeely discusses his wedding. [28 minutes]
How People Make Pretzels/Feeling Pulled (#1477)
Visit a pretzel factory. Prince Tuesday runs away because the King and Queen are arguing. [28 minutes]
Electric Cars & A Boy In An Electric Wheelchair (#1478)
Visit a garage where electric cars are made. Handyman Negri organizes a search for Prince Tuesday. [28 minutes]
Feelings About Divorce/What Can Be Repaired? (#1479)
Visit Joe Negri's music shop and meet an author of books for parents and children about divorce. [28 minutes]
Real Feelings & False Faces/Going On An Airplane (#1480)
Step onboard a commercial airliner. A sad clown learns to feel good about being himself. [28 minutes]
A Drawing Contest/How People Make Crayons (#1481)
Draw a picture of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe and watch a video of how crayons are made. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Visits An Art Museum (#1482)
Visit the Carnegie Art Museum. X the Owl receives a letter from Big Bird of "Sesame Street." [28 minutes]
Big Bird Comes to Call/Feelings About Contests (#1483)
BBig Bird from "Sesame Street" arrives amid much excitement in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. [28 minutes]
Lynn Swann: Football Player & Ballet Dancer (#1484)
Watch former Pittsburgh Steeler wide receiver, Lynn Swann, practice ballet with a dance company. [28 minutes]
Winning & Losing;/Making Rainbows (#1485)
King Friday announces the winner of the "Draw The Neighborhood" contest & awards an unusual prize. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Play (#1486)
When Bob Dog falls of a ladder while trying to get a ball for X the Owl, King Friday bans all play. [28 minutes]
Play (#1487)
Visit a toy factory to explore the thought and care that goes into making playthings for children. [28 minutes]
Play (#1488)
Discuss the importance of imagination. Where have Lady Elaine and the Museum-Go-Round gone? [28 minutes]
Play (#1489)
Visit an underground mushroom farm. King Friday reconsiders his "no play" rule. [28 minutes]
Play (#1490)
Mister Rogers walks on stilts. Everyone celebrates when Lady Elaine returns to the Neighborhood. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Discipline (#1491)
Mister Rogers demonstrates a player piano. Corney tries to manufacture too many things at once. [28 minutes]
Discipline (#1492)
Mister Rogers shows how people make dolls and explains that dolls are made and people are born. [28 minutes]
Discipline (#1493)
Mister Rogers gets his daily exercise by swimming. Lady Elaine changes all of King Friday's dolls. [28 minutes]
Discipline (#1494)
Visit ice skating star Peggy Fleming who is practicing. Lady Elaine must work in Corney's factory. [28 minutes]
Discipline (#1495)
Learn about a factory where people make blankets. Lady Elaine wants to spank X for making a mistake. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Pets (#1496)
Visit a woman who makes stuffed animals. The Neighbors make presents for Ana Platypus' birthday. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Pets (#1497)
Bob Trow brings his dog, Barney. Ana Platypus wants a pet for her birthday that she can hug & love. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Pets (#1498)
King Friday wants to give Ana a parrot, but changes his mind when the parrot talks back to him. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Pets (#1499)
Lady Elaine Fairchilde is planning a birthday parade for Ana with a whale, apes and Purple Panda. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Pets (#1500)
Visit the National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C. and help prepare food for the giant pandas. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Creativity (#1501)
King Friday issues a royal decree to build a mountain and a baton twirler entertains the Neighbors. [28 minutes]
Emergency Room Visit/Opera: Spoon Mountain (#1502)
The Neighbors use their creativity to build a mountain. Mister Rogers visits an emergency room. [28 minutes]
Emergency Room Visit/Opera: Spoon Mountain (#1503)
Learn about seatbelts and how important they are. King Friday wants to have an opera on a mountain. [28 minutes]
Emergency Room Visit/Opera: Spoon Mountain (#1504)
Visit Negri's Music Shop to learn more about horns. The King decides to have popcorn in the Opera. [28 minutes]
Opera Day (#1505)
Wicked Knife and Fork is holding Purple Twirling Kitty captive on Spoon Mountain. [28 minutes]
Sharing Can Behard/Visit to a Shoe Store (#1506)
Mister Rogers buys shoes. Prince Tuesday, Ana and Lady Elaine learn that sharing can be hard. [28 minutes]
Musical Games/Talking About Feelings (#1507)
Betty Aberlin's friend Mary teaches children games and songs. A flying turkey delivers a message. [28 minutes]
Visiting A Restaurant/Anger & Apologies (#1508)
Learn how food is prepared in a restaurant. X The Owl's bossiness makes Henrietta angry. [28 minutes]
Even Friends Forget/Fife & Drum Music (#1509)
Learn how to make different sounds using bottles filled with water. A friend makes Daniel sad. [28 minutes]
Friendship Is Important - for Caring & Fun (#1510)
Use empty milk cartons, oatmeal boxes and other things to create a miniature sandbox village. [28 minutes]
Games (#1511)
Mr. Rogers visits a tower factory. An invitation is delivered to the Make-Believe Olympic Games. [28 minutes]
Games (#1512)
Bob Trow finishes making a rocking chair. Bob Dog and Lady Aberlin play a Stop-and-Go game. [28 minutes]
Games (#1513)
Mister Rogers has a magic lamp. A robot comes to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe Olympic Games. [28 minutes]
Games (#1514)
Mr. Rogers plays electronic arcade games. The Neighbors prepare for the Make-Believe Olympic Games. [28 minutes]
Games (#1515)
Folk singer Ella Jenkins visits. The Olympic Games start again after the children stop the snow. [28 minutes]
Child-Care Center (#1516)
The Prince needs to be taken care of when his parents go away.. [28 minutes]
Zipper Factory (#1517)
Learn how people make zippers. Prince Tuesday has a night and day caregiver when his parents leave. [28 minutes]
A Balloon Factory (#1518)
Learn how people make balloons. Tuesday and Mr. Aber visit the balloon room at the Museum-Go-Round. [28 minutes]
Prince's Scary Dream In Make-Believe (#1519)
A fish expert comes to visit. Tuesday dreams about a fish in a big ocean who can't find its mother. [28 minutes]
Graham Cracker Factory (#1520)
Learn graham crackers are made. Tuesday's parents return and he says goodbye to his caregiver. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Work (#1526)
There's a heat wave in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. King Friday plans to build a swimming pool. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Work (#1527)
Visit a dairy farm to see how cows are milked. A contractor helps the King plan for the pool. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Work (#1528)
A broken water pipe alters plans for a pool. There's only enough money for new pipes or the pool. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Work (#1529)
The Neighbors learn that they can't have everything they want when they have to make a decision. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Work (#1530)
Fred Rogers shows viewers the television studio and introduces the people who help make the show. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Grandparents (#1531)
Visit a trolley museum and drive a trolley. Collette is going to visit Grandpere. [28 minutes]
Opera: A Granddad for Daniel (#1532)
Jazz violinists play music in Negri's Music Shop. Collette prepares to visit Grandpere. [28 minutes]
Opera: A Granddad for Daniel (#1533)
Mister Rogers remembers his grandparents. Collette visits and shows her pictures of jungle animals. [28 minutes]
Opera: A Granddad for Daniel (#1534)
Visit an aquarium. An opera is being made about a grandfather for someone who wants one very much. [28 minutes]
Opera: A Granddad for Daniel (#1535)
Metropolitan Opera Baritone John Reardon is the grandfather and Daniel Tiger is the grandson. [28 minutes]
How People Make Applesauce/Babies & Milk (#1536)
X the Owl gets "speedy seeds" and he wants them to grow right away. See how people make applesauce. [29 minutes]
How People Make Tofu/Sharing Food with Others (#1537)
Visit a tofu factory to see how people make this food. The Neighbors' gardens are disappearing! [29 minutes]
Chef Brockett Makes Peanut Butter Snack (#1538)
Learn to make a nutritious snack from Chef Brockett. Garden guards discover who's been taking food. [28 minutes]
The Truth Can Be Disappointing/Vegetable Soup (#1539)
Learn how vegetable soup is made. Daniel plants cans because one grew into a vegetable soup tree. [28 minutes]
Costa's Homemade Spaghetti/Friendship (#1540)
Bob Dog decides to tell Daniel how the vegetable soup tree came to be. Old Goat comes to visit. [28 minutes]
No & Yes (#1541)
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No & Yes (#1542)
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No & Yes (#1543)
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No & Yes (#1544)
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No & Yes (#1545)
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A Young Pianist/Costa's Music Behind-The-Scenes (#1546)
King Friday commands that all Neighbors celebrate a "Bass Violin Festival." [28 minutes]
Cellist Yo-Yo-Ma/How People Make Bass Violins (#1547)
Cellist Yo-Yo Ma visits & talks about music & feelings. Lady Aberlin tries to play the bass violin. [28 minutes]
Ella Jenkins & Hand Rhythm Games (#1548)
A Neighborhood friend, Ella Jenkins, teaches Mister Rogers a rhythmic clapping game. [28 minutes]
The Empire Brass Quintet/Creative Ideas (#1549)
Visit the Empire Brass Quintet. If you listen carefully, you can hear each instrument playing. [28 minutes]
Happy & Sad Music/Bass Violin Festival (#1550)
Mister Rogers' friend, Tom O'Horgan, shows his collection of unusual musical instruments. [28 minutes]
Pediatrician's Visit/Families/Adoption (#1551)
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Pediatrician's Visit/Families/Adoption (#1552)
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Pediatrician's Visit/Families/Adoption (#1553)
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Pediatrician's Visit/Families/Adoption (#1554)
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Pediatrician's Visit/Families/Adoption (#1555)
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Making & Creating (#1556)
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Making & Creating (#1557)
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Making & Creating (#1558)
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Making & Creating (#1559)
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Making & Creating (#1560)
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How People Make Trumpets/Plans for Comet Celebrating (#1561)
Mister Rogers meets with preschoolers daily, presenting learning experiences that help each know that he or she is special. [28 minutes]
Show of Stars at Planetarium/Feeling Good & Bad (#1562)
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Jazz with Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis (#1563)
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Different Feelings About Birthdays/Candle Factory (#1564)
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Neighborhood Opera: Star for Kitty (#1565)
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Playthings (#1566)
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Playthings (#1567)
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Playthings (#1568)
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Playthings (#1569)
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Playthings (#1570)
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Mister Rogers Talks About Dance (#1571)
There are many things to do when it's raining, such as reading a book or drawing a picture. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Dance (#1572)
A visit to Sea World to see Shamu the Whale learn a dance. Lady Elaine opens a dance studio. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Dance (#1573)
Sam Weber of the Jazz Tap Ensemble demonstrates how to express feelings and moods through dance. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Dance (#1574)
A visit to the Dance Theatre of Harlem. Lady Elaine renames her dance studio. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Dance (#1575)
A visit to observe the process of motion weaving. Junior Tamuritzans performs folk dances. [28 minutes]
Feelings When People Laugh at Mistakes (#1576)
Ventriloquist Susan Linn shows how she uses puppets to help people talk about their feelings. [28 minutes]
How People Make Books/Mistaken Delivery (#1577)
Mr. Rogers erases his mistakes when writing letters and watches a tape on how people make books. [28 minutes]
Helping Others After Mistakes/Eraser Factory (#1578)
Chuck Aber shows a skunk puppet and makes it talk, while Mister Rogers is away. [28 minutes]
Pianist Andre Watts/Practicing & Mistakes (#1579)
Pianist Andre Watts performs and talks about practicing, making mistakes and learning from them. [28 minutes]
Board Games & Musical Fun with Ella Jenkins (#1580)
Visit with folk singer Andy Holiner and some kids at Brockett's Bakery. Even kings make mistakes [28 minutes]
Alike and Different (#1581)
Mr. Rogers learns that sign language and talking can be two different ways of saying the same thing. [28 minutes]
Alike and Different (#1582)
Mister Rogers shows books and children's television shows from other countries. [28 minutes]
Alike and Different (#1583)
Bob Trow, who plays Bob Dog, stops by to show how Bob Dog and real dogs are alike and different. [28 minutes]
Alike and Different (#1584)
Queen Sara and Mayor Maggie change jobs, but they decide they like themselves as they are. [28 minutes]
Alike and Different (#1585)
Visit a circus and learn that clowns are people underneath their funny clothes and make-up. [28 minutes]
Kindness (#1586)
Mister Rogers introduces a week of programs on "Nighttime" and shows a tape of a factory where people make flashlights. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, "X" the Owl is angry when Lady Elaine Fairchilde enters his tree without knocking. Mister Rogers explains that everybody needs some private time. [28 minutes]
Kindness (#1587)
Mister Rogers shows a tape of his visit to Moscow, where he pays a visit to "Good Night, Little Ones," the Soviet Union's longest-running children's television program. Mister Rogers and puppet Daniel Striped Tiger are the guests of Tatiana Vedeneeva. They were the first guests ever to appear on the program, which airs every evening in the Soviet Union. [28 minutes]
Kindness (#1588)
Continuing his week on "Nighttime," Mister Rogers talks about scuba divers who explore the ocean's perpetual darkness. He shows a tape of underwater wonders, and even wears a diver's mask himself. Because some children are frightened by the masks firefighters wear, Mister Rogers assures that firefighters don't want to scare anybody they just wear the masks to stay safe so they can help other people. ~ [28 minutes]
Kindness (#1589)
Tatiana Vedeneeva, host of the Soviet Union's longest-running children's television program, visits Mister Rogers today. She brings a videotape with her that shows how people in the Soviet Union make Matrouska dolls the wooden dolls that "nest" inside one another. [28 minutes]
Kindness (#1590)
Mister Rogers shows a videotape of people who work at night, as he concludes a week about "Nighttime." In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, a creature from the night sky helps the Neighbors learn that some feelings are universal. [28 minutes]
Nighttime (#1591)
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Nighttime (#1592)
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Nighttime (#1593)
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Nighttime (#1594)
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Nighttime (#1595)
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Mister Rogers Talks About Secrets (#1596)
Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely visit a home hidden from view because it's built in a hillside. [28 minutes]
Secrets (#1597)
Mister Rogers goes on a treasure hunt and balloon artist Bruce Franco visits the neighborhood. [28 minutes]
Secrets (#1598)
A block of marble holds beautiful secrets when in the hands of talented sculptor Allen Dwight. [28 minutes]
Secrets (#1599)
Blind artist Crist Delmonico shares his secret inner vision on canvas. Queen Ida plays an accordion. [28 minutes]
Secrets (#1600)
The Neighbors plan a surprise party for Mister Rogers. Everyone swings to Queen Ida's music. [28 minutes]
Fun & Games (#1601)
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Fun & Games (#1602)
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Fun & Games (#1603)
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Fun & Games (#1604)
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Fun & Games/Bowling Alley (#1605)
Basketball player Suzie McConnell and children with disabilities practice for the Special Olympics. [28 minutes]
Josephine The Short-Neck Giraffe Story (#1606)
Visit the San Diego Wild Animal Park and see giraffes, elephants, tigers and other animals. [28 minutes]
Josephine The Short-Neck Giraffe Story (#1607)
Visit a film processing plant to learn how to turn an unexposed roll of film into finished photos. [28 minutes]
Josephine The Short-Neck Giraffe Story (#1608)
Hazel Elephant suggests that Josephine may feel better if she attends the School for Growing. [28 minutes]
Josephine The Short-Neck Giraffe Story (#1609)
Josephine goes to the School for Growing and meets a snake who can't hiss and a very shy giraffe. [28 minutes]
Josephine The Short-Neck Giraffe Story (#1610)
J. R. Giraffe helps Josephine learn to accept her neck the way it is and feel more confident. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work (#1611)
Prince Tuesday gets angry because his parents' work takes them away from home so often. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work (#1612)
Mister Rogers makes a treat and shows that children can learn from people other than their parents. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work (#1613)
On-site day care is planned in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. Learn how Peanut butter is made. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work (#1614)
Natasha, a Los-Angeles jazz oboist, shares her music and her feelings about being a working mother. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work (#1615)
Prince Tuesday feels less angry with his parents when he helps younger children at the day care. [28 minutes]
Environment (#1616)
There is too much garbage in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. [28 minutes]
Environment (#1617)
Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely visit a recycling center to learn how people sort trash. [28 minutes]
Environment (#1618)
Examine the work of Leo Sewell, who creates sculptures from things people often discard. [28 minutes]
Environment (#1619)
Marine botanist Sylvia Earle explores the ocean's wonders as she snorkels off the Florida Keyes. [28 minutes]
Environment (#1620)
The Neighborhood of Make- Believe's garbage problem is solved through cooperation and recycling. [28 minutes]
Fathers & Music (#1621)
Enjoys the music of jazz pianist Ellis Marsalis and his musical sons Branford, Delfeayo and Jason. [28 minutes]
Fathers & Music (#1622)
Mister Rogers talks about ways fathers take care of children. Learn how people make bandages. [28 minutes]
Fathers & Music (#1623)
Kent Weber stops by with two wolves and explains that wolves are shy instead of big and bad. [29 minutes]
Fathers & Music (#1624)
Folksinger Ella Jenkins visits with her ukulele and shares songs her father enjoyed. [28 minutes]
Fathers & Music (#1625)
Mister Rogers visits with cellist Yo-Yo Ma and his son. Later his own son and grandson visit. [28 minutes]
Mouths & Feelings (#1626)
The shape of a mouth can tell us about feelings. Visit Brockett's Bakery to decorate gingerbread. [28 minutes]
Mouths & Feelings (#1627)
A storyteller visits. Lady Aberlin does research on how the Neighbors react to a laughing box. [28 minutes]
Mouths & Feelings (#1628)
Watch a film on "How People Make Toothbrushes." Lady Aberlin pretends to be a tiger with big teeth. [28 minutes]
Mouths & Feelings (#1629)
Mister Rogers brushes his teeth & visits the dentist. Aber sings "It's the Style to Wear a Smile." [28 minutes]
Mouths & Feelings (#1630)
There's talk about the "teeth" of big machines. Mister Rogers uses his mouth to read. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Growing (#1631)
Playing with toy things can help children get ready for real grownup things in the future. [28 minutes]
Week of Prpgrams On Growing (#1632)
Visit a conservatory to see the variety of plants and learn what helps plants and flowers grow. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Growing (#1633)
Mister Rogers brings a cat and shows a videotape of an earlier visit, when it was a kitten. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Growing (#1634)
Mister Rogers gets a haircut and helps children know that it doesn't hurt to have hair cut. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Growing (#1635)
Franois Clemmons stops by with the Harlem Spiritual Ensemble, a singing group he directs. [28 minutes]
Week of Programs On Dress Up (#1636)
As he begins a week about "Dressing Up," Mister Rogers has fun with masks, and even makes one himself. He assures children that dressing up doesn't change who we are inside. In the Neighborhood of Make_ Believe, the school children are going to present a play. [28 minutes]
Dress-Up (#1637)
Mister Rogers visits the library for story hour today where the children are pretending to be people who dress up to do their jobs. In the Neighborhood of Make_Believe, Prince Tuesday plays dress_up with his father's crown __ and then loses it! [28 minutes]
Dress-Up (#1638)
Mister Rogers plays dress_up with wigs and glasses, and says that, " You can get dressed up in the fanciest of things, but the best style comes from inside, and it often spreads on your face with a smile." A videotape is shown on "How Sneakers Are Made." [28 minutes]
Dress-Up (#1639)
On a visit to the Boys' Choir of Harlem, director Dr. Walter J. Turnball introduces Mister Rogers to young singers with beautifully disciplined voices who dress up in different outfits for their performances. In the Neighborhood of Make_Believe, King Friday XIII' s crown is found along the trolley tracks after the Neighborhood is literally turned upside down. [28 minutes]
Dress-Up (#1640)
"Dressing Up" week concludes with a dress_up play presented by the Neighborhood of Make_Believe School, and the children who perform learn that they're more important than the costumes they wear. Also a videotape: "How Sweaters Are Made." Mister Rogers himself receives an invitation to a dress_up party from Neighbor Maggie Stewart, who is dressed up like Neighborhood "Speedy Delivery" man, Mr. McFeely. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Art (#1641)
Bob Trow has made a chalk portrait of Mrs. McFeely. Robert Troll does a portrait of King Friday. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Art (#1642)
View slides and a reproduction of works by Picasso. Listen to a song by the Spanish Singing Bakers. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Art (#1643)
Read a book about going on an airplane and see toy planes. Handyman Negri does a musical portrait. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Art (#1644)
Plays with clay and make a pot at a potter's wheel. Miss Paulificate makes a portrait on a jacket. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Art (#1645)
View slides of some famous masterpieces and talk about visiting art museums. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Imaginary Friends (#1646)
Mister Rogers draws to music with colored markers. X The Owl gets a tripod for his new TV. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Imaginary Friends (#1647)
Bob Trow stops by with his imaginary dog. Daniel Tiger has an imaginary friend, Malcolm Aprico. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Imaginary Friends (#1648)
Watch a videotape about how people make umbrellas. Chuck Aber tries out Corney's "Umbrellarockits." [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Imaginary Friends (#1649)
Daniel Tiger's imaginary friend gets an imaginary delivery. Chef Brockett makes a nutritious snack. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Imaginary Friends (#1650)
Folk-singer Ella Jenkins is a surprise guest at Neighbor Maggie Stewart's "Sing and Sign." [28 minutes]
Nobody Can Do Everything/Whistles (#1651)
Nobody can do everything. Mister Rogers can't whistle but he is delighted that his visitor can. [28 minutes]
Pretending Helps with Learning/Ella Jenkins (#1652)
Folk-singer Ella Jenkins teaches a song with movements. Pretend to be an elephant! [28 minutes]
Trying & Learning/How People Make Construction Paper (#1653)
Learn how people make construction paper and learn to make some paper chains. Always keep trying! [28 minutes]
Machines Can Help with Learning/Blind Musician (#1654)
A blind Jazz saxophonist shows how he uses a machine that translates printed words into speech. [28 minutes]
We Learn Best from Caring People/Batteries & Flashlights (#1655)
Maggie Stewart teaches sign language to a song she sings. Learn all about batteries and machines. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Up and Down (#1656)
Mister Rogers shows some toy machines, and rides on real ones that lift people and cars. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Up and Down (#1657)
Domino display artist sets up thousands of dominoes. An elevator takes Robert Troll up in the air. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Up and Down (#1658)
Learn some up and down exercises from Neighbor Marilyn Barnett and Kara, a young ballerina. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Up and Down (#1659)
Famous clarinetist, Richard Stoltzman, makes magnificent music playing notes that go up and down. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Up and Down (#1660)
A balloon artist blows up balloons into animal shapes. Mr. McFeely takes a hot air balloon ride. [28 minutes]
Love (#1661)
Mister Rogers reassures viewers that costumes change how people look, but only on the outside. [28 minutes]
Love (#1662)
Visit ornithologist David Ford at the aviary to see lots of different birds that people care for. [28 minutes]
Love (#1663)
An old friend stops by for a visit and he and Mister Rogers soak their feet in a pool of water. [28 minutes]
Love (#1664)
Mandolinist Peter Ostroushko sings a Ukrainian lullaby at Negri's Music Shop. [28 minutes]
Love (#1665)
Mister Rogers blows some bubbles and calls a plumber because the water won't turn on. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Then and Now (#1666)
Using food coloring and water, Mister Rogers does science experiments. The Trolley is missing! [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Then and Now (#1667)
A shadow artist visits. Robert Troll learns that the Trolley can show photos from the past. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Then and Now (#1668)
Mr. McFeely delivers a pantomime artist. The Trolley shows baby pictures of everyone. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Then and Now (#1669)
Mister Rogers makes paper snowflakes and talks about how unique each snowflake and each person is. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Then and Now (#1670)
The world famous violinist, Itzhak Perlman, shares some of his magnificent music. [28 minutes]
3-Cornered & Other Hats/A Bus Ride (#1671)
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"Will Not" Feelings how People Make Blue Jeans/Costumes (#1672)
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Different Shoes/An Organist/A 3-Cornered Rule (#1673)
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Casts and Crutches/Musical Delights/Grocery Bag Factory (#1674)
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Williamsburg Hat Shop/Everyone Is Important (#1675)
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Going Away and Coming Back (#1676)
Using a map of the world, Mister Rogers pretends about how people travel on land and on the water. [28 minutes]
Going Away and Coming Back (#1677)
Caring paramedics show Mister Rogers what's inside an ambulance and some of the equipment. [28 minutes]
Going Away and Coming Back (#1678)
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Going Away and Coming Back (#1679)
Neighbor Maggie Stewart sings and does sign language for the song "Everything Grows together." [28 minutes]
Going Away and Coming Back (#1680)
A video shows how people make tortilla chips. A secret tunnel's location is discovered. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Fast and Slow Things (#1681)
Mister Rogers shows how people make strollers. The Trolley goes extra fast and extra slow. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Fast and Slow Things (#1682)
Betty Aberlin and Cousin Steve Owl use their fast moving roller skates to try to catch the Trolley. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Fast and Slow Things (#1683)
Mister Rogers has an alphabet book showing Mr. McFeely's deliveries in slow and fast vehicles. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Fast and Slow Things (#1684)
Gymnast Chaney Umphrey shows some fast and slow routines. Nothing seems to slow down the Trolley! [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Fast and Slow Things (#1685)
Bob Trow shows his trolley paintings. John Secora, a wheelchair basketball player, does exercises. [28 minutes]
Everybody's Special (#1686)
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Artist Red Grooms gives a tour of a life size bus sculpture. Lady Elaine is angry about her drawing. [28 minutes]
Swimming Can Help with Anger/Teen In Wheelchair (#1692)
Some people deal with being mad through art or music. Lady Elaine is jealous of Robert Troll. [28 minutes]
Ways to Use Hands Besides Hitting/Facial Tissue Factory (#1693)
When people are angry, they can do things with their hands that won't hurt others. [28 minutes]
Pounding Clay/How People Make Musical Steel Pans (#1694)
Visit people who make and play steel pans. Lady Elaine finds better things to do with her anger. [28 minutes]
Words: Clap & Stomp/Rhythmic Performers from STOMP! (#1695)
STOMP is a group that makes rhythmic percussion type sounds with ordinary household things. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Transformations (#1696)
A mysterious package is delivered in the Neighborhood of Make Believe. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Transformations (#1697)
Take the time to look at a purple flowered plant closely. A teen juggles while she rides a unicycle. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Transformations (#1698)
Mr. McFeely has videotape showing how the crew sets up Mister Roger's house in the TV studio. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Transformations (#1699)
Mister Rogers shows the drains and pipes in the bathroom of his television house. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Talks About Transformations (#1700)
The McFeelys have some baby animals and talk with Mister Rogers about how they grow and change. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work Week (#1701)
The McFeelys invite Mr. Rogers to come by and see a dog and puppies that they are "puppy-sitting." [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work Week (#1702)
A musical group from Kenya visits Negri's Music Shop. Lady Elaine has a nightmare about sweepers. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work Week (#1703)
Meets some of the people who work in the kitchen at B. Smith's restaurant in New York City. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work Week (#1704)
Mister Rogers makes a chalk drawing and learns about Chinese calligraphy from Professor Wang. [28 minutes]
When Parents Go to Work Week (#1705)
Meets some children who are making crafts at the Inner City Art Center in Los Angeles. [28 minutes]
Brave and Strong (#1706)
Seeing a videotape about how people make cereal gives Mister Rogers an idea for pretending. [28 minutes]
Brave and Strong (#1707)
A visit with a puppet-maker and a videotape showing how people make knitted socks. [28 minutes]
Brave and Strong (#1708)
Many children have soft blankies to help them feel brake. The McFeely's have lambs in their yard. [28 minutes]
Brave and Strong (#1709)
Mister Rogers talks about children's feelings about immunization and gets one at the doctor's. [28 minutes]
Brave and Strong (#1710)
Eric Kloss, the blind jazz saxophonist, talks about how people in his life helped him be brave. [28 minutes]
Teen with Spinabifida Sharesswimming Tips (#1711)
A teenager who is a Paralympic swimmer shares swimming tips. King Friday's crown is missing! [28 minutes]
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Sculptor Leonard Streckfus finds throwaway objects and recycles them into whimsical sculptures. [28 minutes]
Apple Juice Factory/Rhythm Stick Artist/Sharing Ideas (#1713)
Teachers share things they know with other people. Learn how people make apple juice. [28 minutes]
Paper Sculptor/How People Make Fig Bars (#1714)
Artist Ben Gonzales shares his creative way of making paper sculptures. Learn how fig bars are made. [28 minutes]
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Bill Nye the Science Guy stops by to share an idea for a science experiment in the kitchen. [28 minutes]
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Throughout this week, Mister Rogers helps children know that it can be fun to pretend about being stronger or braver than you are, but what's best is knowing you are fine as you are. Flying is on everyone's mind, when Mister Rogers flies a remote control plane, watches the juggling Flying Karamazov Brothers, and pretends about X the Owl giving free flying lessons in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. [28 minutes]
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Mister Rogers flies a remote control plane and watches the juggling Flying Karamazov Brothers. [28 minutes]
Uptown String Quartet/How People Make Puzzles (#1718)
Magician David Copperfield talks about flying as a magic trick. Magic tricks take a lot of practice. [28 minutes]
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Mr. McFeely brings a video that shows how sleeping bags are made. Ida Clowney makes bean bag dolls. [28 minutes]
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A hula hoop expert gives some lessons. Falling and getting up again are a part of learning. [28 minutes]
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Author/illustrator Eric Carle shows how he created the art for his newest book, "From Head to Toe." [28 minutes]
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Saihou Njie designs a vest in batik for Mister Rogers. Watch a video about how people make bagels! [28 minutes]
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How People Makecarousel Horses: Mystery In Make-Believe (#1724)
Make a merry-go-round by taping plastic animals on a paper plate. See how carousel horses are made. [28 minutes]
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LeVar Burton visits and shares his love of reading. King Friday learns to be a gracious receiver. [28 minutes]
You and I Together (#1726)
Mr. Rogers and a teenager with cerebal palsy watch the installation of a wheelchair lift in a van. [28 minutes]
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When Things Get Broken (#1750)
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Look at different parts of a large mural and discuss "The Edible Schoolyard" where children garden. [28 minutes]
Musicians with Homemade Instruments/Ice Cream Cone Factory (#1752)
Visit Negri's Music Shop where musicians play homemade instruments and learn about ice cream cones. [28 minutes]
Mister Rogers Goes Up in a Bucket Lift/How People Make Ice Cream (#1753)
Ride 60 feet up in the air in bucket lift and see a video about how people make ice cream. [28 minutes]
Tony's Costume Store/Wondering Can Lead to Inventions (#1754)
Visit Tony Chiroldes' shop where he sells books, toys and costumes. He dresses up as an astronaut. [28 minutes]
Violinist Hilary Hahn/Some Things Children Can't Yet Understand (#1755)
World-famous violinist, Hilary Hahn plays some Bach. Hula Mouse and Tuesday return from outer space. [28 minutes]
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A visit to the zoo to meet a baby elephant and learn how the mother and the zookeepers care for it. [28 minutes]
Ready to Read (#1757)
Making Japanese words bigger with a magnifying glass doesn't help if you don't know what they mean. [28 minutes]
Ready to Read (#1758)
Learn about the word "fish" and watch ballerina Ying Li move gracefully in a ballet about water. [28 minutes]
Ready to Read (#1759)
Watch a video about big trucks and visit with puppet H.J .Elephant who reads a book about signs. [28 minutes]
Ready to Read (#1760)
Match words to the symbols on baseball caps. Lady Elaine has a Reading Game Show. [28 minutes]
Trees and Seeds/Prince Upset About His Drawing (#1761)
Marveling at trees and how they grow from seeds, Mister Rogers makes a drawing of a small oak tree. [28 minutes]
Art with Sand/Arts Festival In Make-Believe (#1762)
Mister Rogers makes a picture with glue & sand. Lady Elaine becomes the judge of the Art Festival. [28 minutes]
Native American Potter/Lady Elaine to Judge Arts Festival (#1763)
American Indian potter Dolly Naranjo shares her artistry, making a pot from start to finish. [28 minutes]
Glass Armonica/Quilts/Everyone's Art Is Unique (#1764)
Meet glass harmonica player Dean Shostack. Lady Elaine's says unkind words about everyone's art. [28 minutes]
How We Feel About Ourselves Affects How We Treat Others (#1765)
Tune in today to see who gets First Prize at the Neighborhood of Make- Believe Arts Festival! [28 minutes]


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Kobe Bryant reportedly nixed a trade to the Pistons in 2007. (Issac Baldizon/Getty Images)
Here's the tough part about running the Pistons.
This franchise is not a destination for high-profile free agents. The Pistons never have convinced a superstar to come here, and it's doubtful they ever will.
Players want to go to Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and South Beach.
Kobe Bryant is a prime example. According to a Yahoo! Sports report, Bryant met with the late Jerry Buss in 2007, and requested a trade.
The Pistons were willing to ship Tayshaun Prince, Richard Hamilton, Amir Johnson and a first-round pick to the Lakers for Bryant.
But Detroit is not L.A. — no glitz and glamour — and Bryant nixed the deal.
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Drafting them for starters. Keeping them, well, that's another subject — see LeBron James in Cleveland, and Chris Bosh in Toronto, and Shaquille O'Neal in Orlando and so on.
The Pistons?
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On one hand, president Joe Dumars always wanted to make a splash with a star.
That's why he tried — twice — to get Allen Iverson. But by the time he was successful, Iverson's crossover turned into a crawl-over.
Dumars also wanted James — before he landed in Miami.
"This is a first-class organization that is going to treat players and their families in a first-class manner," Pistons coach Lawrence Frank said. "You have great facilities and have a team, coaches, players, management who care and make sure this is a positive experience."
Bryant backs out
But here's what would have been tough about landing Bryant: The pressure on Dumars to win a title would have been tremendous.
So, with Bryant out of the picture, it was time to turn to … Gordon and Villanueva.
Villanueva went through the free-agency process with Gordon, and says he loves Metro Detroit.
In fact, he'd love to give a recruiting speech to someone thinking about joining the Pistons.
"I really, really enjoy living here," Villanueva said. "Coming here from New York, the cost of living is a lot better.
"At the same time, the last four or five years have been hard on this organization. But at the end of the day this is a winning organization. The tradition here is unbelievable. Look at the championship banners. The practice facility and arena are first rate. That is why I came here."
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The 100% cotton in a medium-weight basketweave channels the slightest breeze skinward. Details: elastic waistband with twill-tape drawcord; quarter front pockets; and two, button-through rear pockets. Relaxed fit. Imported.
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Colors questionable
Bought my husband a pair in Black. He loves the shorts and wanted a second pair, in Dolphin. Yet on my PC monitor and iPad, the colors Black and Dolphin look identical. Customer Service assured me that Dolphin is a dark-ish gray, so I went ahead and bought the second pair. They are nice, comfy shorts with an interesting texture. I just hope we don't end up with 2 pairs in the same color!
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comfy but sleeves are tight
Very nice quality BUT even though it fits well everywhere else the sleeves are too tight! I have tried to stretch one more time so I don't continually avoid this great dress! BTW I don't have exceptionally large arms - the same experience when my girlfriend tried it on.
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Sleeves are quite tight and much shorter than the picture. Although style is quite nice fabric is certainly not what I expected for $80. Will keep it but not impressed with quality to order from company again. Sorry
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It is a very comfortable, attractive summer dress. Sleeves fit fine for me. I ordered Large which was a bit big, washed it in hot water and that solved the problem. I am 5'7", 145 lbs. The only color available at the time I ordered was Spearmint. It was on sale and a bargain. The color is flattering with my dark hair and suntan.
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Nice cut except for the sleeves which. were very tight. I'll try the medium next time and Order it in a better color for me.
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Overall I like the dress quite well. I'm 4'11 so it's a good bit longer on me than on the models. So far, that's ok, it's comfy and practical for teaching and grandkids. I may eventually decide to have it shortened. The fabric is lovely and the blueberry a rich color. I guess I expected the A line to flare out a bit more but it hangs pretty straight.
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This dress has a great cut and fabric. If you are wondering about size, I ordered a large and it fit well on my 5'6", 180 lb pear shaped figure. The sleeve and hem length are perfect for travel and teaching...modest but cool and comfortable for summer weather. The color (blue indigo) is very pretty. I will order this dress again if I see another color I like.
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I bought this dress in orchid last year and liked it so well that I just bought it in Spearmint. It is attractive, wonderfully comfortable, any wrinkles hang out, great for travel. I am 5', 130 lbs. and the medium is just right.
Carmichael, CA
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I have this dress in orchid and absolutely love it. Size large is just right and it works well for every season ~ even in winter, layered with a turtleneck, leggings and boots. Ordered a second one in blueberry, which is a gorgeous color and same wonderfully comfortable fabric. However, even though the size says L on the tag, I could barely get it on. It's several inches shorter, very tight across the shoulders and bodice, and my arms could not fit through the sleeves. Obviously a small! Sending it back and hoping you'll have a talk with your manufacturer about quality control!
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Runs Large
I'm a size 10 normally. 5'4" tall, and packing a few extra pounds at 152. Size MD (medium) was Enormous! I mean, really really wide thru the middle. Have to send it back for exchange and hope that the SM is better. I like the fabric and style so it's worth a try. I wish there were other colors that work better for me. The Chili is really orange. The cobalt is pretty but I don't wear that color. In my opinion, the aqua and mauve aren't that good for autumn and winter. Don't need black. Would love this in a vibrant teal! So I'm sticking with the Chili in a smaller size.
Irvine, CA
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I was so pleased with the Top of the Line Dress (Loden) and the Cafe Sleeve dresses (ordered Grapefruit and Black), I decided to give this one a try. I ordered the Grape in M and it just arrived today. This is the most simple, comfortable dress I have ever had (more than the other three where I add a scarf, light jacket or sweater). All I need to do is throw on some sandals and I am ready to go. I just ordered the Sunset in M. I cannot wait for it to arrive. Perfect dress for SoCal during the Spring and Summer months.
I will definitely buy another color, or maybe two!
Last fall I went on a buying binge and bought several things I had been wanting here, among them this dress which I had been on the fence about, because of the differing attitudes about whether it covered the knees or not. It was a tough choice, but I picked the lovely deep grape, which goes well with my amethyst and silver beads. It is so comfortable, easy to care for, a great travel dress, and easy to care for, that I know I am going to get another color, definitely Aegean, and if you would bring back that lovely warm red I would certainly consider that as a possible third item, because it looks so Mediterranean!
Valdosta, GA
Bummer for petites!
Gambled on this as it's my kind of dress for everyday. Alas, (and I know I'm on the low end of petites) being 4'11"" and carrying an extra 15 (menopausal) pounds (currently 130 lb) this dress just did NOT work for me...I ordered the small. Close, but way too long-waisted from shoulder to waist, (about 4 inches) consequently, everything hit in the wrong place -- too low in the bodice, too narrow in the hips. Also found the sleeves somewhat narrow and constricting...with a jersey dress like this, I want comfort, not form fit. Surprisingly, Found the fabric to be a medium and very acceptable weight jersey. Had this only been made in a petite, with a touch more room in the sleeves, I think it would have fit perfectly. Even had I been at my optimum weight, the regular small would have been too long waisted for my frame. Come ON Territory Ahead, how about MORE PETITE sizes for those of us who aren't ""willowy"" but too small to shop at Lane Bryant! You could set the industry standard! Please help! The choices for petites are growing smaller by the month!! This dress is going back at exorbitant shipping rates...have now wasted $18.95 to ship here and back!!!!!! Not happy!
Love this dress
I have this dress in 3 colors, including the plum and Aegean, and now I'm coming back to get the grape and cobalt. I find it so easy to wear -- in summer and spring -- but now I'm looking at the photo of the grape dress with boots and thinking this could be for all seasons. I did find that the dress shrank a little after washing, which actually gives it a slightly tighter fit. I should say too that I'm almost 5'10"", and the dress has plenty of length, so I can see that it might be a bit too long for some women. The material is so comfortable. The dress is not fancy, but it looks good and is easy to wear.
Los Angeles, CA
Best Dress Ever
This is my all-time favorite dress! I am 5' 7"", 140 lbs., and the medium fits perfectly. I love the elbow-length sleeves, the neckline, and the knee-skimming hem. The fabric is soft, but not clingy, and oh so comfortable! It's the best travel dress I've ever owned--perfect for long airline flights--no binding, no wrinkles, and still looks fresh upon arrival. I'm ordering a second color.
Flower Mound, Texas
Great dress if you have ""thin"" shoulders
I really loved this dress, but at 5'6"" and 150lbs, the Medium hung on me like a tent. The length made me look especially dowdy, as it fell below my knee. It has an a-line silhouette (which I normally like), but there is so much fabric below the bust that it just flared out unflatteringly on me. I would have loved to order it in a small, but the shoulders were snug on me. I'm an almost-apple shape, with very little waist definition after the birth of my son, and I think if my shoulders were on the thinner side and I had the smaller size, that it would have been flattering. Quality of the fabric was great, and dress was well made.
My favorite dress ever
This dress may be the most comfortable piece of clothing I've ever worn! Lightweight but durable, great colors (I got two!). I get compliments on them every time I wear one!
Rock Island, TN
The first time I wore this dress, I knew it was going to be my new go-to-dress. Love it! It looks great with simple sandels and cool earrings.
Somerset, VA
French terry dress
This is a fabulous dress that is true to size and fits perfectly. I had to buy a second one so I could get out of the first to wash it!
Washington, DC
Great Summer Dress
The blue is absolutely gorgeous. It's a bit large, but perhaps I should have ordered an xs. Not 5 stars because the hem detail is a bit odd.
Western Slope, CO.
wanted to love this dress
So sad. the band on the bottom of the dress makes it ""pull in"" giving a weird effect in how it hangs. The band on the hem needs to go away so it is a true A line swing dress. Then it would be awesome. As it stands it is not a flattering fit, more mason jar like. Fabric good, colors good but the way it hangs is disappointing.
comfy casual
Loved this dress from the moment I put it on. I'm 5""6, 135ish, small chest but swimmer's shoulders. The Medium is just right, and I bought the green and blue. Will be a great alternative to shorts or capris for any occasion! I usually don't spend this much on clothes but love the style of this dress.
upstate NY
Gets better ...
I liked this dress so much better after I washed it and dried it in the dryer. I agree with some of the comments, but after I washed and dried it, it shrunk just enough to have a better fit! So comfy. I love it in the green.
Like it but not sure it's worth the price
I am 5'4"" about 125 lbs, ordered a M and the dress hangs lower on me than the model. I would rather it be a little shorter. I feel like it's a little large (maybe frumpy), but a size smaller would be too tight in the shoulders. I like the material, but undecided as whether to keep it. I'm one of those pear shapes and my thighs are the widest part of my body. The dress hangs fairly straight and they show somewhat. Panty lines show somewhat as well. If you're apple-shaped this is probably your dress.
Knoxville, TN
Happy summer dress
I usually wear a 4 or 6 in a dress so I ordered the xs. It fits well, except it is a bit loose in the waist, so I added a fabric belt to give it more shape. I really like the pigment dyed colors. The cobalt color is gorgeous and the material is very comfortable. It is a great dress for summer. For comparison: It is about 4 inches longer than the Dayshift Knit Dress and not as fitted. So, if your tummy is your problem area, I think this dress would be a better pick for you. Hope this helps :)
East Troy, WI
cross between pjs and scrubs
I had high hopes for this dress, but it just felt sloppy - a little too long, a little too wide, and the placket felt heavy. The neck seemed to gape. Thought about a smaller size (or trying to shrink it) but I'm not sure that would help - there is no shape to it. I am 5'4"" and abut 150 pounds, more pear than apple, and ordered the medium. I also don't like the green color - looks just like Dr's scrubs. The fabric is nice, as are the longer sleeves, but this one is going back.
Best. Dress. Ever.
I've had my eye on this dress for more than a year, and I finally splurged. What a great buy! I am five foot two inches, and if I were taller, I'd be deemed ""womanly"" which means that normally I wear a LP. This dress is soft but not flimsy. The neckline is not too low. The fit is extraordinary--I have room enough room to move but not so much room that I look like I'm wearing a sack. It camouflages figure imperfections. I like the ribbing at the hem, the slightly longish sleeves. It covers my 50+-year-old knees without being a granny dress. Originally, I got the blue, but it was too intense a blue for my coloring, so I exchanged for the Aegean which isn't green, isn't blue, isn't solid. It's a unique color, and I wear it with a jade shrug and abalone pendant. I really, really love this dress, and my most fashion-savvy friend noticed it right away. More colors please!
Wish this worked
I really wanted to keep this dress. The XS fit perfectly except in the shoulders, which were about an inch too narrow on each side, making the shoulder seams bunch up. Too bad! The next size up would swim on me everywhere else.
New York, NY
LOVE this dress...
I think I might wear this until it falls off of me... it is SO comfortable and looks great. I am usually about a 14/16, 5'4"" and I ordered a size Large in Aegean. It is just about perfect. LOVE it - planning to order in black for a slightly dressier option.
perfect dress
I am 5'5"", 145 lbs. and ordered a medium and it is a perfect, comfortable fit. I wore it for the first time today and got two compliments in the first 30 minutes at my work. The fabric is a little heavier than it looks. The sleeves have a nice wide band that is not binding at all. The drape is just right. The length is just below the knee for me. I am wearing it with Teva sandals and it feels sporty and good. I give it 5 stars. I am getting one in every color.
nice dress
According to comments I ordered a size large in color eagean. (I am 5'4"", 147 pounds, 38 B). The dress is very nice, an everyday style but I had to send it back and order a Medium, hoping it will fit better. I also wish they had more neutral colors.
Val d'Or, Qc
Beautiful Comfort!
I am a comfort girl and was beginning to feel a bit middle-aged and frumpy when my 4 year old niece told me her mom was a ""girly girl"" and I was a ""tomboy!"" LOL! This made me take some stock in what I had been wearing lately. My husband found the First Pick French Terry Dress in Territory Ahead. He bought me the dress in Plum first. Well I LOVED it so much that I ordered one soon after in Cobalt! I love these dresses because they are comfortable AND are gorgeous on! They are flattering to my figure and make me look and feel like a ""girly girl!"" Good-bye frumpy clothes! I will continue to shop from Territory Ahead catalog and stores!
South Florida
Casual comfy day dress
I live part time in Hawaii and am always looking for cool dresses with sleeves (my arms have seen better days). This dress is perfect. It looks very much as depicted in the photo.
San Diego, CA
Not for me
I do not like the way this dress looks on me at all. I like the color but do not like the fabric or the neckline, or the fit of the sleeves. I would not recommend this dress for the price.
Riverton Wy
Love this dress!
My new favorite dress! Fits great, length is perfect and love the design. I'm picky about my clothes and this dress ticks all the boxes. Love the 3/4 sleeve, scoop neck, color and length. Hope they keep this around for a long time, I think I'm gonna want another color.
this is a fine dress
I like this dress very much -- it looks great on me, and I am considering getting another one in another color. The fabric is just a bit cheap, but for the rest... I'm glad I bought this!
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This upgrade version of Corel WordPerfect Office X6 will install only if you are a licensed user of Corel WordPerfect Office X4 or higher, Microsoft Office 2007 or higher, or Microsoft Works Suite 9 or higher.
A legend among office software for over 30 years, Corel WordPerfect Office X6 Standard Edition is trusted by millions of home and business users as an all-in-one office suite. WordPerfect Office X6 continues that tradition, offering the control, compatibility and power you need. Experience unmatched compatibility with support for over 60 file types, including the latest Microsoft Office formats. Enjoy powerful built-in PDF capabilities, collaborate using integrated software and work smarter and faster using all-new features and classic WordPerfect tools. Take control with WordPerfect Office X6 - the legendary office suite designed for today's home and business users.
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Experience more compatibility than ever with support for over 60 file types, including ODF, OOXML and the latest Microsoft Office file formats. Includes full support for Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Word files.
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Avoid buying costly third-party PDF software. Use built-in file capabilities to open PDFs, edit them as a WordPerfect file, then republish as a PDF or other formats. Plus, use the Nuance PaperPort 12 SE document manager to annotate, cut and paste content directly from a PDF.
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Take control with classic WordPerfect features such as Reveal Codes and Make It Fit to create professional-looking documents. Keep confidential content secure using the Redaction tool. Get started quickly and easily using custom-built templates and find the help and information you need using the WordPerfect Reference Center.
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Windows Explorer and Microsoft Outlook File Previewing
Check out files before you open them in Windows Explorer and Microsoft Outlook using built-in file previewing. Choose from a rich set of right-click options directly in the preview panel to allow you to work faster and more effectively on a variety of files.
VideoStudio Essentials X4
Turn your videos and photos into Hollywood-style productions. Import pictures and video from camcorders, digital cameras and cell phones. Easily add menus, titles, music and special effects. Share your professional-looking videos with friends and family via the web and email, or upload your videos directly to YouTube.
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Avoid using unreliable freeware or purchasing expensive third-party compression software. Use WinZip and WinZip Courier to compress, encrypt, archive, package and share files. Plus, send large files via email using the new ZipSend file delivery service.
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Simultaneously open and work on even more files than ever. Edit a document on one monitor while letting someone else view it on a second monitor to improve collaboration and productivity. For added functionality, open multiple files over multiple monitors, allowing you to easily multitask and manage large numbers of files at once.
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What's included
- WordPerfect X6 word processor
- Quattro Pro X6 spreadsheet program
- Presentations X6 slideshow creator
- Corel WordPerfect Lightning digital notebook
- WordPerfect OfficeReady pre-made templates
- Mozilla Firefox web browser
- Nuance PaperPort 12 SE document manager
- Mozilla Thunderbird integrated email
- BrainStorm training videos
- NEW! WinZip 16 file compression utility
- NEW! WinZip Courier email compression utility
- NEW! ZipSend file sharing web service
- NEW! VideoStudio Essentials video editor
- NEW! WordPerfect eBook Publisher
- 900+ TrueType fonts
- 10,000+ clipart images
- 300+ templates
- 175+ digital photos
- The Electronic Pocket Oxford Dictionary
- WordPerfect Address Book
- WordPerfect OfficeReady template browser
- Presentations Graphics - bitmap editor and drawing application
- WordPerfect XML Project Designer
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Microsoft Office Compatibility
Open, edit and save Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint files, including the latest OOXML versions (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx).
Support for More Than 60 File Formats
Famous for its unrivalled file format support, WordPerfect Office X6 lets you work with even more files than ever, with support for over 60 individual formats. Whatever the file, WordPerfect Office has got you covered.
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NEW! Multiple Monitor Support
Take your productivity to the next level. Edit a document on one monitor and let someone else instantly view it on a second monitor. For added functionality, open multiple files across multiple monitors to more easily manage a large volume of files.
NEW! Windows Explorer and Microsoft Outlook File Previewing
Want to view a file before opening it? Now you can with WordPerfect. Simply select a file in Windows Explorer and Microsoft Outlook and choose from a rich set of right-click options directly in the preview panel. Save time by finding the information you need quickly and easily without having to open files in their native applications.
Reveal Codes
A classic feature WordPerfect users have come to know and love, Reveal Codes allow you to take control of all your document formatting. Whether you're creating a document from scratch or copying and pasting text from various sources, experience hassle-free formatting with Reveal Codes. To further customize your document, simply double-click any code in the Reveal Code window to make advanced alterations to a document's settings and styles.
Web Services Integration
Gather up-to-the second data from the web and then automatically update a document with that information whenever you open it. For example, create a report with updated stock prices, send out a real estate brochure that pulls in new MLS listings or publish daily weather reports. Bring the power of the web to all your documents with WordPerfect Office X6.
Reference Center
Get the most out of your office software with built-in learning resources and support. WordPerfect Office features an easy-to-access help system that puts tips, tutorials and answers right at your fingertips. Whether it's information on how to use a specific feature or helpful information for creating eye-catching documents and presentations, WordPerfect Office offers all the support you need to get the job done right.
Black out sensitive or confidential information and ensure that text cannot be retrieved or revealed. This versatile feature can also search a document for words and phrases to hide and automatically apply redaction marks. Redacted files can even be saved to .doc, .pdf or .wpd formats, keeping your information safe and secure from prying eyes.
Make It Fit
Sometimes there's just a little too much to say in a limited amount of space. WordPerfect's Make It Fit feature lets you select a block of text and instantly resize it to fit a specified number of pages while minimizing formatting changes. Avoid spending time adjusting margins and fonts or cutting out text. With the Make It Fit feature the look you want is just a click away.
Metadata Removal
Metadata is information that lurks within office productivity files and includes undo/redo history, reviewers' notes, hidden text and comments. Fortunately, WordPerfect Office X6 has a built-in feature that allows you to strip this confidential or sensitive metadata from your files. Keep your documents clean, safe and secure.
BrainStorm Training Videos
Looking for a little extra help learning how to use WordPerfect Office X6? Not a problem. Free BrainStorm training videos let beginners quickly and easily get up and running, while also offering tips and tricks that even the most experienced user will find helpful. Get to know WordPerfect Office X6 inside and out with BrainStorm.
Customizable Office Suite Workspace
WordPerfect Office X6 offers easy-to-use customization settings that allow you to work in whatever way suits you best. Customize menus, shortcut keys and toolbars to your preferences and choose from a variety of different interface options. Whether you're a fan of the classic WordPerfect view or prefer to work in Microsoft Office Mode, customize and streamline your office suite experience with just a few simple clicks.
Get started quickly and easily with this step-by-step guide that offers an array of project templates and helpful advice. When you start a PerfectExpert project, the PerfectExpert panel dynamically updates to provide advice and guidance specific to the task at hand.
More collaboration
Microsoft SharePoint Support
Microsoft SharePoint support has been fully integrated into WordPerfect Office X6, allowing you to interact more easily with content, processes and business data. Share knowledge, find information, and collaborate with confidence both inside and outside your organization.
NEW! WinZip 16 and WinZip Courier
Need to send a large file quickly? Use WinZip 16 and WinZip Courier to compress, encrypt, archive, package and email files. For added functionality, now you can send large files via email using the new ZipSend file delivery service.
NEW! WordPerfect eBook Publisher
Create, publish and share your very own eBook on smartphones and handheld digital readers like the Kindle. Simply write your eBook from scratch or reuse text from an existing document. Add chapters, a Table of Contents, photos and more! Share your story with the world using the WordPerfect eBook Publisher Add-on.
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All-in-one Office Suite
WordPerfect Office X6 offers everything you need in an office suite, allowing you to create powerful documents, spreadsheets, graphics, presentations and a variety of other file types. Why spend more on another office suite?
More Office Suite Applications and Tools
What makes WordPerfect Office so special? How about offering even more free applications and extra tools to enhance your office suite experience. Whether it's built-in PDF features, video editing, file compression, digital note taking, email management or eBook publishing, WordPerfect is more than just a complete office suite, it's a completely new way to take control and stay connected with the world around you.
PDF Features
Avoid buying costly third-party PDF software like Adobe Acrobat. With WordPerfect Office X6 the PDF capabilities you need are completely integrated. Experience the power of WordPerfect and do more with your PDFs than any other office software on the market.
Built-in PDF Tools
Open a variety of PDFs, even if a PDF was originally a scanned document. Edit the PDF as a WordPerfect file and then republish it as a PDF or other format. Reuse text and turn documents, spreadsheets and presentations into PDFs to share with colleagues and clients.
Nuance PaperPort 12 SE
Scan, organize, annotate, search and share PDFs quickly and easily. Nuance PaperPort 12 SE turns a variety of documents - whether they're letters, tax forms, receipts, legal files, bills and more - into searchable PDFs, so you can easily keep track of important documents in one convenient location on your desktop. It's a great way to save money, reduce paper clutter and increase office productivity.
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|Upgrade Package
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|1 User
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|Corel WordPerfect Office X4 or higher, Microsoft Office 2007 or higher, Microsoft Works Suite 9 or higher
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|Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP with latest service packs and updates installed (32-bit or 64-bit editions)
|Min CPU
|466 MHz processor
|Min HDD
|1.1 GB hard disk space for minimum installation
|Min RAM
|Min Screen Requirements
|800 x 600 monitor resolution (1024 x 768 or higher recommended)
|Peripheral Devices
|DVD drive; Mouse or tablet
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- Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP with latest service packs and updates installed (32-bit or 64-bit editions)
- 1.1 GB hard disk space for minimum installation
- 466 MHz processor
- 800 x 600 monitor resolution (1024 x 768 or higher recommended)
- DVD drive
- Mouse or tablet
WinZip Courier also requires one of the following email applications:
- Microsoft Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010 (32-bit version)
- Yahoo! Mail
- Windows Live Hotmail
- Google Gmail
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Schwartz has operated CPA and Business Advisory firms since 1984. He has actively practiced public accounting for 25 years in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. His primary areas of experience and expertise include not-for-profit organizations, strategic planning, corporate governance, income tax and financial planning, traditional and non-traditional business finance, and business valuation.
Schwartz has worked with enterprises including professional service firms, telecom ventures, entrepreneurial services, retailers, wholesalers, franchises, trade-related industries and real estate ventures. Over the course of his career, he has been instrumental in the founding and operations of several diverse and now successful businesses, including the CPA firm, a $260 million publicly traded community bank (ANNB), an industrial real estate development and real estate management concern, and a unique commercial venture to photograph the 1993 Presidential Inaugural. Additionally, during 1993-1995, Schwartz orchestrated a successful interim turnaround management engagement.
Schwartz has served on Boards of Directors of for-profit enterprises, and on the boards of several not-for-profit, educational, community, and religious organizations. He is a member of the Executive and Strategic Planning Committees and chairs the Independent Audit Committee of the Board of Directors of Annapolis Bancorporation and BankAnnapolis, and is the managing member of Dominion Advisory, LLC, a consulting and software development concern.
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Schwartz is a frequent public speaker. Articles he has written have appeared in such publications as Medical Economics magazine.
Schwartz is a Certified Public Accountant, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and of the Maryland and Virginia State CPA Societies.
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LIVE-BUILD(1) Debian Live Project LIVE-BUILD(1)
NAMElb chroot_local-preseed - Complete the chroot stage
SYNOPSISlb chroot_local-preseed [live-build options]
DESCRIPTIONlb chroot_local-preseed is a low-level command (plumbing) of live-build(7), the Debian Live tool suite.
OPTIONSlb chroot_local-preseed has no specific options but understands all generic live-build options. See live-build(7) for a complete list of all generic live-build options.
SEE ALSOlive-build(7) This program is a part of live-build.
HOMEPAGEMore information about live-build and the Debian Live project can be found on the homepage at <http://live.debian.net/> and in the manual at <http://live.debian.net/manual/>.
BUGSBugs can be reported by submitting a bugreport for the live-build pack‐ age in the Debian Bug Tracking System at <http://bugs.debian.org/> or by writing a mail to the Debian Live mailing list at <debian- email@example.com>.
AUTHORlive-build was written by Daniel Baumann <firstname.lastname@example.com> for the Debian project.


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