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	David and Norma-Jean - Bio
		Combine faith and space age television and the result is over 40 years of ministry by Rev. David Mainse to Canadians in all corners of the country.
		This series was also was carried around the world and these award-winning shows continue on in many countries.
		Crossroads is cooperating with the Canadian International Development Agency (C.I.D.A.) and is recognized as an official Non-Governmental Organization (N.G.O.) by the Government of Canada.
	www.crossroads.ca /broadcas/dmainse.htm (2363 words)

	Crossroads (soap opera) - TheBestLinks.com - Crossroads (television series), Falkland Islands, Falklands War, May, ...
		Crossroads was a British television soap opera set in a motel near Birmingham, England.
		The relaunched series was broadcast at 5PM on weekdays on ITV1, but did not receive the expected ratings and was finally cancelled in May 2003.
		The serial first aired five days a week, until the IBA decreed that the show would go to four airings a week in 1967.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Crossroads___28__television_series__29__.html (497 words)

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		A crossroads (the word rarely appears in singular) is another word for road junction, where two or more roads meet (there are three or more arms).
		Crossroads is a 2002 Hollywood movie featuring Britney Spears and her younger sister Jamie Spears.
		Crossroads is a 1986 cult film featuring a cameo performance from guitarist Steve Vai as the devil's guitar player, Jack Butler.
	www.wapipedia.org /wikipedia/mobiletopic.aspx?cur_title=Crossroads (167 words)

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		Although popular with viewers, the Independent Television Authority (ITA) decreed in 1967 that the series should be reduced to four airings a week, to prevent storylines from being watered-down, and in an attempt to improve the overall programme quality.
		Crossroads was revived in March 2001 as a Carlton Television production with a glossy format (Carlton having bought Central and acquired the rights to all ATV programmes).
		The re-modelled series, under new producer Yvon Grace, appeared to be a self-consciously camp parody, with Jane Asher cast as a new central character, the glamorous and bitchy Angel Samson.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Crossroads_(soap_opera) (2841 words)

	Crossroads (soap opera) - Definition, explanation
		Crossroads was made by ATV until the company lost its broadcast franchise at the end of 1981, and thereafter by ATV's successor Central.
		Crossroads carried on with the same name and many of the same characters until about 1985, when it was remodelled slightly and renamed Crossroads Motel.
		Crossroads was subsequently revived as a Carlton Television production with a more glossy format (Carlton having bought Central and acquired the rights to all ATV programmes) in 2001.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/c/cr/crossroads__soap_opera_.php (676 words)

	Crossroads (disambiguation) Summary
		CROSSROADS in religion belong to the general phenomenon of sacred places and are a specific instance of the sacrality of roads.
		Dōsojin may be found at the crossroads in the shape of an upright stone phallus or—capturing the god's ambivalence—a pair of phalli or a male and female holding hands.
		Crossroads village is a term that refers to a settlement, primarily in U.S. American history, that was situated where two or more roads would intersect.
	www.bookrags.com /Crossroads_(disambiguation) (922 words)

	Crossroads: Encyclopedia - Crossroads
		Crossroads was a British soap opera produced by ATV, Central Television, and later Carlton Television, from 1964 to 1988 and again from 2001 to 2003.
		Operation Crossroads was an atmospheric nuclear weapon test series conducted by the United States in the summer of 1946.
		Crossroads is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
	www.experiencefestival.com /a/Crossroads/id/455264 (670 words)

	DigiTech® Artist Pedal Crossroads™
		In conjunction with Eric Clapton, we have helped recreate some of his most famous tones in the DigiTech® Crossroads Artist Series pedal by applying our new Production Modeling™ technology.This revolutionary technology was designed to help reproduce the studio and live sounds and effects of an artist as heard on their recordings.
		The Crossroads Artist Series pedal was conceived in conjunction with Eric Clapton and his long-time guitar tech Lee Dickson.
		A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this pedal is being donated to Crossroads Centre, an International Centre of Excellence for the treatment of alcohol, drugs and other addictive disorders.
	www.digitech.com /products/ClaptonPedal/Clapton.htm (416 words)

	crossroads - What is definition of the term - crossroads ? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Crossroads is also an alternate name for a hamlet located at such a junction.
		Another interpretation of the crossroad hinted at by some blues songs is that point at which a particular road is taken in life - similar to Robert Frosts' 'road not taken'.
		Originally the blues "Crossroads" was a literal crossing of two railroads - "where the Southern cross the Dog" - in Moorhead, Mississippi ().
	www.linguasphere.org /dictionary/n-18644-crossroads.html (395 words)

	The Stage / Features / Peter Ling
		Crossroads creator Peter Ling was one of television’s most prolific scriptwriters and during his long career wrote scripts for many top rating series including Dixon of Dock Green, Sexton Blake, The Avengers and Doctor Who.
		Ling was also the originator of the BBC Radio 2 soap Waggoners’ Walk, a series which reflected the swinging sixties and featured three young women, sharing a flat in Hampstead.
		Crossroads was originally shown only on Central and Southern TV but such was its popularity it was networked nationally in 1972.
	www.thestage.co.uk /features/obituaries/feature.php/14328/peter-ling (792 words)

	Current.org \| PTPA criticizes CPB's Crossroads project, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Through our core series and specials, we provided the nation’s television viewers with in-depth examinations of not just the events of that day but also historical and contemporary perspectives that illuminated the roots, evolution and beliefs of Islam — a faith that is practiced by more than 1.3 billion people worldwide.
		However, as public television professionals, we are duty-bound to look beyond the face and evaluate the value of the entire body of work.
		In reading through the descriptions of the 24 program proposals that have received research and development funds from the initiative (www.cpb.org/tv/funding/ crossroads), we are struck with a profound sense of déjà vu.
	current.org /doc/doc0510crossroads.shtml (1273 words)

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		Brentwood and District Crossroads is an organisation that supports people who care for a sick or disabled child or adult at home.
		Crossroads Caring for Carers mission is to promote, offer, support and deliver services for carers and people with care needs.
		The Crossroads Association takes its name from the television series "Crossroads", in which one of the characters was disabled following an accident.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /brentwoodcrossroads/index.htm (229 words)

	KQED \| Education: Educators: Adult Learning Hour
		Crossroads Cafe offers a complete program designed to teach English to speakers of other languages, by depicting the lives of six characters -- their backgrounds, challenges and their struggles, which are typical of many ESL/ESOL learners.
		GED Connection is a flexible multimedia instructional series featuring the skills and knowledge needed to prepare for and pass the GED exam.
		TV411 is a 20-part video series for adult learners that uses real-life topics to teach pre-GED level basic skills.
	www.kqed.org /topics/education/adultlearners/tv-al.jsp (275 words)

	Crossroads
		Crossroads village, a settlement situated at a crossroads
		Crossroads, Bellevue, Washington is a neighborhood in Bellevue, Washington
		Crossroads Centre, an addiction rehabilitation facility on Antigua in Antigua and Barbuda
	www.1bx.com /en/Crossroads.htm (414 words)

	Crossroads 2001 - Celebrating ITV's hotel soap from Carlton Television
		With ITV rightly celebrating the first fifty years of commercial television in the United Kingdom it was only proper that the long running serial (and television institution) “Crossroads” was mentioned as part of the proceedings.
		Understandably the focus of the celebrations was the original series that ran from 1964-1988, but for fans of the 2001 series there were one or two snippets worthy of a mention.
		And there you have it – perhaps not the rose-tinted view of the series we like to present here on Crossroads 2001, but still a mention – And as one of the last network programmes to be made by the Central region for the ITV network, worthy of its place in Midlands broadcasting history.
	www.crossroads2001.co.uk /itv50.htm (588 words)

	Crossroads Café
		Crossroads Café is a prime-time quality television series with closely correlated print material to teach English to EFL learners.
		This lively 26-episode series is a "dramedy " - blending drama and comedy - centering on six likable characters and Crossroads Café, a neighborhood restaurant.
		Crossroads Café was developed through a partnership between : The State Education Agencies of California, Florida, Illinois and New York ; INTELECOM Intelligent Telecommunications, The U.S. Inmigration and Naturalization Service ; Heinle and Heinle Publishers, the PBS Adult Learning Service, and the United States Information Agency.
	www.mandra.com /minglesi.htm (541 words)

	Crossroads of Twilight by Robert Jordan
		Crossroads of Twilight is the latest book of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time Series.
		Crossroads is another one of those "what was happening everywhere else in the universe" books in the series.
		Crossroads of Twilight is not a good starting point for those new to the Wheel of Time.
	www.scifidimensions.com /Jan03/crossroads.htm (914 words)

	WXXI - America at a Crossroads - Q & A with Robert MacNeil
		This series is significant because it deals with vital issues in a different way, a sustained focus through 12 hours of original documentaries shown over six consecutive nights.
		Besides the unusually concentrated focus, Crossroads is different because of the variety of authors, voices and viewpoints in these independently made documentaries, the different styles and textures of filmmaking and the strong opinions expressed.
		That they be good, vivid and compelling television, both informative and entertaining, and that they meet journalistic standards appropriate to their different purposes.
	www.wxxi.org /crossroads/hostqanda.html (714 words)

	3m hdmi hd a/v cable cablhdmi m/m velocity - television rating - television at the crossroads by george wedell, isbn ...
		Genre and Television proposes a new understanding of television genres as cultural categories, offering a set of in-depth historical and critical examinations to explore five key aspects of television genre: history, industry, audience, text, and genre mixing.
		Television had, until recently, a social and cultural purpose.
		Television at the Crossroads by George Wedell, ISBN 0333716469 television station representative Television rating 3M HDMI HD A/V CABLE CABLHDMI M/M VELOCITY
	www.yourtelevisionratingspace.com /3M_HDMI_HD_A/V_CABLE___________CABLHDMI_M/M_VELOCITY/Page/10282766 (1035 words)

	Crossroads (2001) TV Show - Crossroads (2001) Television Show - TV.com
		With Crossroads airing at lunch and tea time the show couldn\'t be as hard hitting as Eastenders or Coronation Street, but it did set out to deal with serious issues as well as the usual tales of love and betrayal.
		Crossroads may have had its fair share of serious topics in its plots but the show also mixed the dark side of Kings Oak with a lighter shade.
		Just over 3 million loyal fans tuned into Crossroads for their daily fix of the hotel going-ons, that was until the end of August 2002, when ITV in their usual wisdom decided to take the show off-air for a re-fit and make-over.
	www.tv.com /crossroads-2001/show/8049/summary.html (698 words)

	Current.org \| "Crossroads" series airs next week on PBS, 2007 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The trailer announcing the arrival of America at a Crossroads, public television’s “unprecedented documentary series” exploring the issues that motivated and arose out of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, is a stunner.
		More recently, another Crossroads producer, Frank Gaffney Jr., complained to members of Congress that PBS was trying to suppress his film, Islam and Islamists, when it asked him to make edits he didn’t like (March 26 article).
		Crossroads emerged from CPB at a time when the corporation’s politics were under intense scrutiny, thanks to efforts by Kenneth Tomlinson, its Republican board chairman, to adjust the political coloration of PBS programming.
	current.org /doc/doc0706crossroads.shtml (1924 words)

	Noele Gordon And Crossroads Appreciation Society
		The series was commissioned by Lew Grade, devised by Peter Ling and Hazel Adair, and the format developed by soap-legend Reg Watson.
		During a point in 1977 Crossroads was the UK's number one programme, beating all the programmes on BBC and ITV.
		Today the Crossroads Appreciation Society is as popular as ever, and we hope on this website to bring you lots of features about the ground breaking drama series as well as information on our events and what we do.
	www.crossroadsnetwork.co.uk /society/index.htm (827 words)

	Can You Say 'Ubiquitous' in Klingon?
		At least in volume of material released, the 1990s was Star Trek's prime decade, but today the franchise is at a crossroads.
		The series not only passed the original Star Trek 's run of 78 episodes in the fall of 1990, but cliffhanger third-season finale "The Best of Both Worlds" received national attention earlier that year.
		Paramount's owner, Viacom, announced a merger with CBS in 1999, and the combined television giants may not want to keep two broadcast networks even if regulatory authorities allow them to keep both UPN and CBS.
	www.space.com /spaceimagined/tv/trek_90s_000107.html (260 words)

	Peter Ling obituary - Times Online
		The original plan was to set the serial in a boarding house, but Adair and Ling had the idea of setting it in a busy motel.
		The series was shown only on Central and Southern TV but such was its popularity it was networked nationally in 1972.
		Ling was keen that Crossroads should never dodge social isues and key storylines included Sandy Richardson (Roger Tonge) being injured in a car crash and becoming the first main paraplegic character in a British soap opera.
	www.timesonline.co.uk /article/0,,60-2367415,00.html (1152 words)

	Item #: 105731-01 - CLASSIC TV DOUBLE FEATURE - VOLUME 13 (ONE STEP BEYOND - THE LAST ROUND / CROSSROADS - RINGSIDE ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Series Synopsis: ONE STEP BEYOND features tales of the occult, supernatural and paranormal presented by host and director, John Newland.
		The series originally aired January, 1959 to October, 1961 with a total of 94 episodes.
		Series Synopsis: CROSSROADS is a 1950's religious-themed television anthology series featuring dramatizations based on the experiences of the men in the clergy.
	www.smartcart.com /lifeisamovie/cgi/display.cgi?item_num=105731-01 (245 words)

	GateWorld - Battlestar Galactica: Mini-Series (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Larson and ABC tried to relaunch the series with the less-expensive Galactica 1980, which lasted only six episodes (without Starbuck and Apollo) and was widely panned by critics and fans alike.
		(The series, in which the Galactica finds Earth, is generally disregarded as not part of the show's official canon.) In the 23 years since, the show's fans, cast, and crew (notably creator Glen Larson and actor Richard Hatch) have petitioned to bring back the adventures of the Galactica with a continuation of the original.
		The mini-series saw high ratings when it aired in December of 2003, and when the regular television series premiered on January 14, 2005, it immediately became the network's highest-rated original series.
	www.gateworld.net /galactica/miniseries/index.shtml (572 words)

	"America at a Crossroads" veers to the right \| Salon
		The highly touted PBS series on Islam and terrorism casts a cold eye on Bush's Iraq disaster -- but fails to examine Mideast history or America's failed policies in the region.
		If anyone still believes that PBS has a left-wing bias, "America at a Crossroads," the $20 million, 12-hour series about Islam, terrorism and the post-9/11 world that kicked off Sunday night, should shut them up once and for all.
		The real problem is "Crossroads'" almost complete failure to explore the history of the Middle East, the effect of Western policies on its people, and the political and historical grievances that are largely responsible for Muslim and Arab rage at the West.
	www.salon.com /opinion/kamiya/2007/04/17/crossroads/print.html (421 words)

	Current.org \| "Crossroads" series airs next week on PBS, 2007 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		More recently, another Crossroads producer, Frank Gaffney Jr., complained to members of Congress that PBS was trying to suppress his film, Islam and Islamists, when it asked him to make edits he didn’t like (March 26 article).
		Crossroads emerged from CPB at a time when the corporation’s politics were under intense scrutiny, thanks to efforts by Kenneth Tomlinson, its Republican board chairman, to adjust the political coloration of PBS programming.
		The series producers and CPB still consider Islam and Islamists, which MacNeil described to Current as “heavily slanted,” to be a work in progress.
	www.current.org /doc/doc0706crossroads.shtml (1924 words)

	Baylor University \|\| Institute for Oral History \|\| 1982 - 1993
		At the time, the Poage memoirs were considered the largest oral history series on a former congressman ever presented by a university to the Library of Congress.
		Also in 1985, in celebration of its fifteenth anniversary, the Institute initiated a series of interdisciplinary symposia with The Past Meets the Present, a two-day conference bringing to Baylor a host of nationally known speakers, followed by publication of the proceedings through the University Press of America.
		Crossroads appeared on public television and on the local community cable access station.
	www.baylor.edu /Oral%5FHistory/index.php?id=39340 (937 words)

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