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	Younger versions of cartoon characters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An earlier example of a younger version of an existing cartoon character, however, would be Superboy, who was introduced in 1944's More Fun Comics #101 as the teenage version of Superman; Superboy would eventually be seen in an animated series in the 1960s.
		In 1992, the child versions of the Ultraman characters appeared in a second TV series that was slightly more action-oriented.
		A newer version of Superboy exists in the current Superman comics, but this version is merely a younger clone of Superman.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Child_versions_of_cartoon_characters (1114 words)

	The Flintstones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		According to information provided on the DVD release of the second season, this decision was made because at the time syndicated programs were often aired out of their original broadcast order, and it was felt having the show jump between the different opening credits sequences would confuse audiences.
		While The Flintstones is generally considered the first cartoon to air in prime time, it was preceded by CBS Cartoon Theater, which aired reruns of Terrytoons theatrical shorts for 3 months in 1956, and was hosted by a young Dick Van Dyke.
		The Flintstone Kids (1986–1988): one of numerous Saturday morning series to feature child versions of famous classic cartoon stars; this one features the cast of the original series as ten-year-olds, with "Captain Caveman...and Son!" as a backup segment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Flintstones (3945 words)

	The Toy Train Info Site - How to design a Child bedroom - BlogHoster
		The educational part of this is that the child learns to accept the fact that he cannot do everything he wants, that there are some limits and he must not pass them in order to keep his privileges.
		There is often a temptation to overburden the child with toys that are beyond the child’s stage of development, or to concentrate on toys that stretch the child’s skills.
		These guidelines and recognition of the skill, cognitive ability or emotion the toy is designed to develop are important to the success of the toy in helping your youngster develop normally through each succeeding stage of his or her childhood.Finally, one of the most important aspects in selecting and using educational toys is you.
	abblogger.com /TheToyTrainInfoSite/1027299 (7575 words)

	The Flintstones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The famous theme song "Meet the Flintstones" was not actually introduced until the third season (1962-1963), although early versions of the melody can be heard as background music in many episodes.
		The theme used for the first-and-second seasons, an instrumental called "Rise and Shine", was removed from all first and second season episodes in syndication from the 1960s through the early 1990s and replaced with the "Meet the Flintstones" opening, while a closing credits sequence taken from a later episode was substituted at the end.
		The first season of the original series, with the original opening credits, as well as "Rise and Shine" restored but not the cigarette ads, was released on DVD in late 2003; season 2 was released in December 2004, and season 3 was released in March 2005.
	the-flintstones.ask.dyndns.dk (1815 words)

	Classics > Classic Stars > Elizabeth Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		This classic family film made a star of 12-year-old Elizabeth Taylor in the title role as spunky Velvet Brown, a girl who's determined to enter her horse, Pie, in the Grand National Steeplechase.
		A washed-up movie star (Elizabeth Taylor) is attempting to make a comeback but is driven to distraction by a mysterious event from her past.
		Stocky Rock Hudson stars as the confident, stubborn young ranch baron Bick Benedict, who woos and wins the hand of Southern belle Elizabeth Taylor, a seemingly demure young beauty who proves to be Hudson's match after she settles into the family homestead.
	www.wendvd.com /eDVD/449042_1.html (4449 words)

	Hollywood Film Studios in the 20s
		Way Down East (1920), was famous for its daring sequence of Lillian Gish in a blizzard and on a floating ice, rescued at the last minute by Richard Barthelmess.
		Vidor's classic film of Everyman, The Crowd (1928), a "slice-of-life" tale of a faceless, underpaid, hard-working clerk who never seemed to get ahead in the big city of New York during the Jazz Age, was under-appreciated at the time of its release.
		The famous MGM lion roar in the studio's opening logo was first recorded and viewed in a film in 1928.
	www.mc.cc.md.us /Departments/hpolscrv/RichardsN2.html (3034 words)

	DrikoLand: random musings of a child of the '80s
		Also, earlier versions of Netscape aren't working out as well either because of some of the CSS formatting, although I've minimized the problem as best as I can for now.
		My current favorite P2P service is Kazaa Lite, a version of the popular Kazaa service that has all of the spyware and advertising removed.
		Star Wars and Jurassic Park are my all-time favorites.
	www.driko.org /archive/2002_06_01_archive.html (4546 words)

	Walt Disney Cartoon Characters
		American motion-picture and television producer and showman, famous as a pioneer of animated cartoon films and as the creator of such cartoon characters...
		All cartoon characters and fables must be exaggeration, caricatures...
		As a child he grew close to his older brother, Roy.
	waltdisney.soundclicksecrets.net /2/Walt-Disney-Cartoon-Characters.html (724 words)

	Classic Coming Attractions by Barrie Maxwell
		It is of course the definitive Lon Chaney version of a story that has seen numerous filmings over the years, including at least half a dozen sound versions for either the big screen or television.
		The second is the original mono sound track (actually the track used for the 1930 international release version since that's the only sound track in existence) which is quite workable although the after-the-fact addition of sound is not completely persuasive as one might expect.
		This is an abridged version of the 1990
	www.thedigitalbits.com /articles/barriemaxwell/maxwell122303.html (4822 words)

	The Flintstones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The show was set in a town called Bedrock, in the stone age era, but with a society and technology almost identical to that of the United States in the mid 20th century.
		The famous theme song "Meet the Flintstones" was not actually introduced until the third season (1962-1963), although early versions can be heard used in the filler music during many episodes.
		The first season of the original series, with the original opening credits, as well as "Rise and Shine" restored but not the cigarette ads, was released on DVD in late 2003; season 2 was released in December 2004, and season 3 is scheduled to be released in March 2005.
	the-flintstones.search.ipupdater.com (1266 words)

	The Hungary Page - More Famous Hungarians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		His famous baby blues were as striking at 70, when he collected his eighth Best Actor Oscar nomination, for 1994's Nobody's Fool, as they had been at 30, when he made his feature-film debut in 1954's The Chalice.
		Newman was born in the brew-drenched burg of Cleveland, Ohio, the second and youngest child of German and Hungarian parents.
		Superstar of Horror film classics, some with countryman Bela Lugosi, as well as acclaimed supporting roles in "Casablanca," the "Maltese Falcon," and "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." Born in Rozsahegy, Hungary (now Ruzomberok, Slovakia after the Treaty of Trianon), his grandfather was a rabbi and his father, Alois Loewenstein, was a middle-class landowner.
	www.webenetics.com /hungary/filmartsandmedia.htm (13047 words)

	Press The Buttons: Retro/Classic
		His portfolio includes a Flash recreation of Nintendo's classic Duck Hunt, an emblem creator for Mario Kart DS, and a Dashboard widget that uses Lakitu to indicate the current status of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
		While the game was originally released as a shareware demo with additional levels available at retail, now the game has been ported to Windows XP by its creators and released online for free along with a handy guide that explains just how to play the game.
		Best of all, since it's all legal (unlike emulating arcade classics on modern PCs which is, at best, usually a gray area) everybody in the development and production end of the spectrum gets paid for their work.
	www.pressthebuttons.com /retroclassic (11125 words)

	Andertoons Cartoon Blog: Cartoons Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		I ran across this Bacardi ad in some recent surfing and was transported back to my high school cartooning days when I cut out little pieces of adhesive dot shading for my cartoons.
		A one-hour programme of foreign cartoons dubbed into Arabic will be shown at a hotel in Riyadh three times a night for two weeks, starting from November 2 or 3, when the holy month of Ramadan ends.
		I was pleased to see Steinberg come in at #4 with his classic 1976 cover that sums up what I've always suspected most New Yorkers think of the rest of us...
	andertoons.typepad.com /cartoon_blog/cartoons_online (5706 words)

	Cartoon Brew: September 2004 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Cartoon Art Museum members can purchase tickets for the reduced rate of $125, while the non-member rate is $175.
		Eddie Mort and Lili Chin REPORT on their blog that Macromedia is developing a new version of Flash geared towards animators and designers.
		Jaime J. Weinman is a fine writer who discusses cartoons intelligently on his blog Something Old, Nothing New alongside a variety of thoughtful posts about live-action sitcoms, musical theater and other avenues of American pop culture.
	www.cartoonbrew.com /archives/2004_09.html (8543 words)

	Classic Reprint
		Allegory: (Allegory is much more developed than parable or fable; in allegory, the sketches and cartoon figures of fable become fully developed characters which, nonetheless, purport to represent some aspect of the system, whether religious, political, economic, or technical, being described by the author.
		In Elizabethan rhetoric and in their figures, the Aristotelian division of reality into classifications of general and specific, which still obtains in contemporary science (albeit in far more sophisticated form), was used to avoid what they considered logical errors.
		A baby controls the interests of his mother; a child those of his teachers; an adolescent those of educators, the opposite sex, and the parent who has the car keys; an adult, though, is lucky to control what time he or she goes to sleep.
	www.n2hos.com /acm/artfig2.html (3576 words)

	Smoke Bellew, by Jack London : Arthur's Classic Novels
		A preliminary version may often be posted for suggestion, comment and editing by those who wish to do so.
		The sky was clear, and in the light of the cold leaping stars they caught occasional glimpses of the loom of mountains on either hand.
		The display of the aurora borealis had ceased, and only the stars leaped in the great cold, and by their uncertain light made traps for the feet.
	arthurwendover.com /arthurs/london/smkbl10.html (19294 words)

	Cartoon Brew: August 2005 Archives
		It's simply another example of a radio show masquerading as animated cartoon, and there's nothing more infuriating than a cartoon where the animation is an afterthought to everything else.
		Scrappy - America's favorite forgotten cartoon star - was created in 1931 by Fleischer expatriate Dick Huemer for the Charles Mintz studio, as Columbia Pictures answer to Mickey Mouse (which was strange because Columbia was releasing Disney's cartoons at this time).
		I posted a correction on the Cartoon Retro forum yesterday evening, but judging from the emails I'm receiving, the misinformation is still spreading like wildfire.
	www.cartoonbrew.com /archives/2005_08.html (9865 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on yaba daba doo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Flintstones, an American animated television series created by Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, is one of the most successful animated television series of all time, originally running in American prime time for six seasons, from 1960 to 1966, on the ABC network.
		The famous theme song "Meet the Flintstones" was not actually introduced until the third season (1962andndash;1963), although early versions of the melody can be heard as background music in many episodes.
		The first season of the original series, with the original opening credits, as well as "Rise and Shine" restored but not the cigarette ads, was released on DVD in late 2003; season 2 was released in December 2004; season 3 in March 2005; and season 4 in November 2005.
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/yaba_daba_doo (3451 words)

	Cartoon Central: April 2005 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		I thought an anime version of Bugs Bunny might be kind of cool, but I'm clearly not in the majority here.
		There is a new series on Cartoon Network called The Batman, which is yet another attempt to squeeze a little more revenue out of the Dark Knight.
		Arnold Schwarzenegger's treatment of women he encountered as a movie star has largely faded from public discourse, aside from the occasional Doonesbury cartoon that depicts the governor as a giant hand addressed by reporters as Herr Gropenfuhrer.
	cartoons.blogcarnival.com /archives/2005/04 (4541 words)

	Dead People Server - Celebrities and Famous People Who Died in the Year 2005
		Ed Straker in UFO (died five days after his UFO co-star Michael Billington), various voices on the animated version of Star Trek.
		Starred in the famous Twilight Zone episode "To Serve Man," extremely busy TV actor, Cecil Colby in Dynasty.
		Wrote Whistle Down the Wind (later adapted as a movie starring her daughter, Hayley), wife of Sir John Mills, mother of Juliet and Hayley.
	www.dpsinfo.com /dps/2005.html (2836 words)

	QandO
		The differences between the Republican and Democrat positions are the bill are minute, compared to the differences between the C/L position and their positions.
		Regarding famous Holocaust denier David Irving, New York Times writer Frank Rich wrote that publishing Irving's book "Geobbels" was "...the willing execution of the truth" and that Irving was "Hitlers Spin Artist".
		I don't think stars move that fast." He didn't care.....he was fascinated by the night sky.
	www.qando.blogspot.com /2003_11_01_qando_archive.html (13242 words)

	Internet Oracularities I've Answered
		Nepotism runs rampant as old-time cartoon characters use their } influence to get jobs for their lesser-known cartoon friends and relatives.
		The } child sent a message to the Usenet Oracle, who responded with the following } story: } } Once upon a time there was a child who wanted to hear a bedtime story.
		For a } light afternoon snack he chugs a Coke (classic, not new, of course) and a } Devil Dog while dreaming up a new real-time compression algorithm for the } virtual memory management system.
	www.kmoser.com /oracle_a.htm (12340 words)

	The Dot Eaters - Classic Video Game History - Player2Stage6
		Even though hits like Star Wars, TRON and Zaxxon keep collecting quarters, business is down some 40%, and it is estimated that up to 1/2 of the arcades formed during the boom will close this year.
		As a reaction to what he determines as Disney's steady abandonment of their classic animation style, he and fellow animators John Pomeroy and Gary Goldman start work in Bluth's garage in early 1975 on a short film, intended to revel in the classical style.
		The movie is released in 1982, and while it is a study in wondrous animation and classic storytelling, it is crushed by Steven Spielberg's E.T. juggernaut of that year.
	www.emuunlim.com /doteaters/play2sta6.htm (6362 words)

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		Doll itself is in remarkable condition and missing only her shoes and eyeglasses (reproductions are currently on the market for both of these most often missing items).
		Emmett's classic character dressed in traditional outfit with Blue patched pants, Black felt shoes, Yellow and Black vest, Plaid like tie, Red suspenders,Brown with Black lapels jackets, and the usually missing Black felt hat.
		One of the 4 stars (General) decal underneath the windshield have been taped at one end.
	funkandjunk.com /cgi-bin/funkysearch.pl?... (13519 words)

	The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers
		This is a Who's Who of classic game programmers, where "classic" generally refers to "8-bit" (Apple II, Atari 2600, Atari 800, Commodore 64, etc).
		I originally stuck to "one person, one vision" games, as that is what is most interesting to me, but I eventually decided to include ports as well (though undoubtedly ports carry less weight).
		Games for modern platforms are mentioned only when the programmer has written at least one classic title.
	www.dadgum.com /giantlist/list.html (729 words)

	Alterman: Slacker Friday - Altercation - MSNBC.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Hometown: Yonkers, NY Great version on Dave Alvin's Best of the West of John Stewart's California Bloodlines too. From one of the most woefully under-appreciated albums recorded in the last 40 years.
		Released in 1969, California Bloodlines has not a bad note on it. The original release pictured here is out of print.
		But the album is available in several versions packaged with John's second album, Willard.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/3449870 (2335 words)

	TV Tunes Online Television and Cartoon Theme Songs, plus Trivia!
		And on a star spangled night my love, (My love come to me).
		That is, of course, unless the horse is the famous Mr.
		To live, love, there's a song to be sung.
	www.tvtunesonline.com /lyrics/comedy.asp (4051 words)

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