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...duced stupor. Tommie receives a reward for spotting the cyclonic tempest, Ms. Gertrude gets the munchies and the professor is interviewed on national television. Closing scene, Tommie watches the interview while getting stoned and wanders why the guy (the professor) is wearing a girl's tennis outfit....

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...ose pinballs slogging around all day...say in fastmotion...say on national television. It was an idea that had almost made itto the “Big Time.”The Foo... ...most made itto the “Big Time.”The Food and Drug Administration had its own television network andwas constantly on the lookout for something new and e... ...me leftist cause. Wow! I’d say thatdescribes what I’ve seen of liberals on television pretty well.”“I know my vote would be for the last one, ‘moonbat... ...s Dutch for ‘Thompson.’”That might be true, but in the writer’s case it is Scottish for his Englishoriginating surname. Well-disguised, isn’t it? ... ...r the currentstate of social norms. Those “B” movie and “has been” actors, actresses,directors, those who remained behind, and didn’t flee to France, ...

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...entiful and varied, restaurants of every persuasion opening their doors to an increasingly adventurous public; theatres full, film studios on a roll, television had taken off, and best of all, war had exposed religious dogma to rational scrutiny. A god that allowed such a bloodbath was not a god to be followed. The blinkers of faith-based lies were dumped along with thei...

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... briskly. She glared at my towel, informed me that two of her tenants were Scottish lassies of aCalvinist persuasion, and she would be obliged if I w... ...pt. “No! Really?” The accent was different from Mrs. Hockey’s Irish lilt – Scottish? “I swear, like a flagpole!” “And… he let you see everything?” ... ...o an increasingly adventurous public; theatres full, film studios on aroll, television had taken off, and best of all, war had exposed religious dogma... ...losed plenty of vacancies – mostlyhouse-cleaning jobs for ‘resting’ actors. Actresses were needed in Aberdeen, Carlisle,Bath. A vacancy for an ASM in ... ... was becoming intimidated. One advertisement stoodout: - Wanted… actors and actresses for a variety of employment opportunities – nothousework. Probab... ...r feel sexual. Afterwards in the dressing room I told the girls what great actresses they were. Blankstares. They weren’t actresses! They were stripp... ...another placeto dance. Meanwhile, back at the Hockey residence, one of the Scottish lassies had taken toflashing large, perfectly toothed smiles. Hea... ...arlier cinemas had lured audiences away from music hall andtheatre; and now television was increasing the pressure – also on cinemas, hundreds ofwhich... ...eness and mimicry – as long asthey feel secure and not criticised. Scottish Television heard about my Drama classes andfilmed us for an education docu...

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... need new tools to govern our own behavior and new yardsticks on what or who a ‘moral man’ is or ought to be. We must bring into clearer focus what Scottish historian Adam Ferguson called in his essay History of Civil Society (1767) ‘a principle for affection for mankind’ and the conviction that “an individual is no more than a part of the whole that demands his regard...

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... who a ‘moral man’ is or ought to be. We must bring into clearer focuswhat Scottish historian Adam Ferguson called in his essay History of Civil Socie... ... exist in rhythmicharmony. As for our nexus with Nature, to paraphrase the Scottish poet Robert Burns (To AMouse, 1786), man’s dominion has broken Nat... ...gan. Who Speaks for Earth? Transcript from the final program in the Cosmos television series first shown in 1980 on the Public Broadcasting System, U... ...w to spend a single minute or how to relateto another human. As of now, as Scottish historian Niall Ferguson puts it, money is ‘not athing’ but the mo... ...and speed of computers is galloping at a breathtaking speed.Computers with television cameras are learning to recognize faces and common objects bysig... ...y encircled and influenced by images: photography and cinema, but evenmore television, video and computers. Visual images are becoming so powerful tha... ... but their speed. Not even physical beauty and strengthare so valued. Even actresses, supermodels, and beautiful women want ‘highly intelligent’men to...

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... SourcesVNIIT All-Union Scientific-Research Institute of TelevisionVVIA N. Ye. Zhukovskiy Air Force Engineering AcademyVPK... ...cpolicy and restore a regime of senseless repressions. In 1995, a British television company started working on a TV serieson the history of the Cold... ...iming thatthere had been no flight to the Moon. Supposedly it had all been televisionhocus-pocus—a performance staged at special secret studios. NASA ... ...poser, poet, and singer. His daughters Mariana and Anastasia became famous actresses ofthe Soviet era. ... ...ecialists who had joined it after our merger with Grabin’s staff. 26. The Scottish inventor James Watt (1736–1819) made key contributions to thedevel...

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...ngs (Clupea harengus) that fallfrom the nets as these are being hauled in (Scottish dialect).ab = abbreviation for aberration.ab (prefix) = from, away... ...ait thrown into the water to attract fish when fishing froma pier or rock (Scottish dialect).aimed fishing = fishing directed at a particular, identif... ...ter such as an oceanarium.ark = an enclosure for keeping or catching fish (Scottish dialect).arken = a cork of a ring net (west Scotland).arles = a su... ...ect.Blinky = a three-eyed fish making sporadic appearances on The Simpsons television show;formed by mutation through radioactive wastes from a nuclea... ... of an exaggerated pout than the duck face formerly favoured by models and actresses).fish garth = a dam or weir in a river for keeping or catching fi... ...ons came from a small gene pool ofparticularly “jumpy” fish. Often seen on television shows and in videos. Silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitr... ...ring Pond = the Atlantic Ocean.Great Herring War = a recurring joke on the television show The Golden Girls. Rose Nylund,played by the late Betty Whit...

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... relatives, of famous people (artists,singers and songstresses, actors and actresses, and the likes), or even of the politiciansthat govern you. Will ... ...eatening elementwas added. Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland was forced by the Scottish lords to abdicate,and in 1567 she fled to northern England. Elizab... ...ute life, carrying on with various women,mainly Hollywood’s marginal young actresses –with whom he became acquainted duringhis trips to California, wh... ... would be seen relaxing on the yachtincluded Hollywood’s famous actors and actresses, like Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo,Ava Gardner, and others. Even... ... in 3 hours and 23 minutes. When he landed,he was greeted by reporters and television crews, while a military band marked the event.The next day, The ... ...istinguished Service Medal,and the whole country watched the events on the television sets. Glenn’s good season hadhelped making him an American hero.... ...tary requests.”(18) In the meantime, Taylor appeared in mediocre made-for-television movies that manysaid were not “worthy of an Academy Award-winnin...

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...monetary requests.”18In the meantime, Taylor appeared in mediocre made-for-television movies that many saidwere not “worthy of an Academy Award-winnin... ...nedy family members were present, Jackie wasnot. She watched the speech on television at home, feeling that she “was all alone in thecountry,”9 as she... ...eatening element wasadded. Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland was forced by the Scottish lords to abdicate, and in1567 she fled to northern England. Elizab... ...ute life, carrying on with various women, mainlyHollywood’s marginal young actresses –with whom he became acquainted during his tripsto California, wh... ... would be seen relaxing on the yachtincluded Hollywood’s famous actors and actresses, like Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo,Ava Gardner, and others. Even... ...re 118“in front of waiting television cameras … which every evening brought the … images intothe natio... ... relatives, of famous people (artists, singers andsongstresses, actors and actresses, and the likes), or even of the politicians that govern you. Will...

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...ciaga defined the changing silhouette of women'sclothes through the 1950s. Televisionjoined fashionmagazines and movies in disseminating clothingstyle... ... Lucille Ball was the first woman to show herpregnancy on TV.[31] [32] The television show I LoveLucy brought new attention to maternity wear. Most of... ...inted bust and curvy hipline of 1953. 8. Actresses Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell wear halter-top... ...he Armenian SSR. Violence against local Azerbaijanis was reported onSoviet television, provokingmassacres of Armenians in the Azerbaijani city of Sumg... ... Persian Salsa Sattriya Scottish Highland Sequence Street Sw... ...ng Dynasty.Suanpan (the number represented on this abacus is 6,302,715,408)Scottish mathematician and physicist John Napier noted multiplication and d... ... Europe wearing a jacket withshoulder pads,1985. Scottish singerAnnie Lennox of the Eurythmics in 1986. ...

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...ff their children at day-carecenters, after-school programs, comes home to watch television, and calls itself a family. Now theculture of ‘day care’ h... ... most enslaved people on Earth. Enslaved by ease and wealth and corruption.Every television commercial, every cultural dance, every cultural song, eve... ...llutant as the smog producedfrom our cars, or the constant bombardment of radio, television, and other frequencies that fill the air.Any knowledge a p... ... 1067 Chapter Six B: The Effect of Civilization on Humanshuge Scottish emigrants to the new world? They were fleeing a land of hate... ...They were fleeing a land of hate and greed and evil. Wheredo you think the great Scottish estates came from? From the Scots Lairds killing off their o... ...pear, and there will be billions of movie-producers and directors and actors and actresses: all a thousand times more creative than what we havenow. B... ... and the plays of William Shakespeare? Whydo you think the culture of actors and actresses playing another historicalperson has become so popular and ...

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...d significant public recognition inGermany and other countries through his television appearances andsuccessful distant healings. His book, 'From Doct... ...ife, as documented by Dr. Ian Stevenson, who investigated thecase in 1997.-Television Incident (Age 1½): While watching TV, Alfonso saw a truck and ab... ...hotograph of Lionel.3. Passage Jouffroy Recognition: Nadege was watching a television programwith her grandmother one day. A particular street of Pari... ...n making statements that seemed to relate to a past lifeon Barra, a remote Scottish island in the Outer Hebrides. His mother, Norma,was puzzled, as ne... ...rowing books aboutHollywood from the local library. Ryan recognized famous actresses RitaHayworth and Marilyn Monroe, which sparked Cyndi's curiosity.... ...erest thegeneral reader.(624)Ada Kay was one of the founder members of the Scottish Society ofPlaywrights, which was established after a meeting calle...

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... there aftah hours and hours of practice wit’other room over the blare of the television. She Aunty Hattie’s hÅlau.”was watching her favorite s... ...ily, and the dull hum of a“Akahele,” MØhala teased, “that might be television set was drowned out by the chirpingMakalei, fish attracting s... ...hemselves happy from Oprah infomercials and life insurance to become actresses poets writersthe Internet farmers sin... ... and sovereigntyAnd wen dey stay in Hawai‘i, going be on da television newsaloha print going be mandatory and in all... ... Brandy NÅlani McDougall is a poet of Kanaka Maoli, Chinese and Scottish descent, born and raised in upcountry Maui. A 1994 gra...

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...edsignificant public recognition in Germany and other countriesthrough his television appearances and successful distant healings.His book, 'From Doct... ...ife, as documented by Dr. Ian Stevenson,who investigated the case in 1997.-Television Incident (Age 1½): While watching TV, Alfonso saw a truckand a b... ...hotograph of Lionel.3. Passage Jouffroy Recognition: Nadege was watching a televisionprogram with her grandmother one day. A particular street of Pari... ...n making statements that seemed torelate to a past life on Barra, a remote Scottish island in the OuterHebrides. His mother, Norma, was puzzled, as ne... ...o it.By the age of three, Cameron Macauley's memories of a past life onthe Scottish island of Barra became more frequent and detailed. Hesaid his prev... ...rrowingbooks about Hollywood from the local library. Ryan recognizedfamous actresses Rita Hayworth and Marilyn Monroe, which sparkedCyndi's curiosity.... ... interest the general reader.Ada Kay was one of the founder members of the Scottish Society ofPlaywrights, which was established after a meeting calle...