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	Ronne Troup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		She first drew attention in 1968 playing the plucky Leslie Hayden on the cliff-hanger serial Danger Island, which appeared as a regular segment of the Saturday morning kid's program, The Banana Splits Adventure Hour.
		Ronne's only recorded role prior to Danger Island was as one of the school...
		When DNA evidence reveals the wrong man has been serving time for the 1986 murder of a beautiful 15-year-old girl (Mae Whitman), Rush and Valens re-open the case and discover that the girl was the object of affection for several young and older men.
	www.tv.com /ronne-troup/person/34136/summary.html (246 words)

	THE Hackerz HaNdbOOk
		Serial Ports The computer must have a serial port, either called that or marked RS232C (or its slight variant RS423), or V24, which is the official designator of RS232C used outside the USA, though not often seen on micros.
		The modem is a relatively simple bit of kit: on the transmit side it consists of a series of oscillators acting as tone generators, and on receive has a series of narrow band-pass filters.
		Each Reuters' Monitor is intelligent, containing (usually) a DEC PDP-8 series mini and some firmware which accepts and selects the stream of data from the host at the far end of the leased line, marshalls interrogation requests and takes care of the local display.
	www.angelfire.com /in3/betahack/handbook (17639 words)

	Chronology of Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, page 1 of 2
		Sealab 2020 is released as a half-hour series on NBC.
		Valley of the Dinosaurs is released as a half-hour series on CBS.
		The Skatebirds is released as a one-hour series on CBS.
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	Richard Donner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He started his career with hopes of acting but quickly moved into directing commercials and making business films.
		He moved into television in the late 1950s, directing some episodes of the Steve McQueen western serial Wanted: Dead or Alive.
		His first film, the cheap military drama X-15 (1962) starring Charles Bronson, was not a great success, and he returned to television work.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Richard_Donner (210 words)

	Earliest serial memories - www.ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Serial A was indubitably a western, but Serial B, I don't have a clue.
		I saw many episodes of Danger Island on the Banana Splits; I also saw some Dark Shadows when I was a kid, though I didn't much like it.
		The first serial that I can recall was Flash Gordon and that hooked me and all my amigos.Of course you had the gamut of Westerns such as Hopalong and The Lone Ranger but I still have a feeling of nostalgia for the old Serials.
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	Default Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The series began with Mary Alice Young (Brenda Strong) leaving her perfect house in the loveliest of suburbs -- and ending it all.
		But they discovered that the island holds many secrets, including the intense howls of a mysterious creature stalking the jungle, as well as a polar bear, a marooned and possibly crazy French woman, a mystical boar, a mysterious group known only as "The Others," a ship called The Black Rock and...
		But as they have discovered during their 40-plus days on the island, danger and mystery loom behind every corner, and those they thought could be trusted may turn against them.
	www.touchstonetvpress.com /04_fall_pickup/new.shtml (1710 words)

	HyperWar: Invasion of Leyte--Op Plan, TF 77 (Annex M)
		The establishment of air and naval facilities on MOROTAI and the PALAU islands has made it possible to subject practically all enemy air fields in the PHILIPPINES to air attack by land and carrier-based planes.
		While it will be impossible to neutralize all air fields in the area under consideration, Blue attacks on the major airdromes will lessen the number of planes which can be staged through to attack our shipping, due to a denial of the use of the facilities.
		Danger area: Guimaras Strait north of Unisan Island, south of Pan de Azucar Island, and west of Cadiz.
	www.ibiblio.org /hyperwar/USN/rep/Leyte/OpPlan/13-44-M.html (3380 words)

	Definition
		A fiction television program (movie or episode format) which is complete in itself, and was designed to be a forerunner for a television serial or/ series etc.
		Usually referred to as Mini Series, these are fiction television programs where each episode is a continuation of the previous episode, usually with a "Cliff Hanger" at the end of each episode, but with a limited life, usually between two (2) to six episodes.
		Where a program is made of serial episodes, but for a limited number of episodes, then following the series line, a new group of episodes, which may have little connection to the previous group of episodes.
	www.hotkey.net.au /~nval/scifi/definiti.htm (655 words)

	Hanna-Barbera Productions - InformationBlast
		Hanna and Barbera had created the Tom and Jerry cartoon series for MGM in 1940, and they formed Hanna-Barbera Productions in 1944 while working for the studio.
		They were the first animation studio to successfully produce animated cartoons especially for television; until then, cartoons on television consisted primarily of broadcasts of previously produced theatrical cartoons.
		Many of Hanna-Barbera's original TV series were produced for prime-time broadcast, and they continued to produce prime-time TV cartoons up until the early 1970s.
	www.informationblast.com /Hanna_Barbera.html (749 words)

	Zane's A to C Nostalgia
		In between the madhouse antics we were introduced to Arabian Knights, Danger Island and also he Three Musketeers.
		This was a series about a bloke named John, who one minute was an adult and the next minute shrunk to a boy.
		This is a really vague description of a children's serial that showed a girl who was badly effected by anything electrical around her.
	www.geocities.com /TelevisionCity/Network/9510/A-C.html (1479 words)

	Skatebirds
		The rest of the series dealt with Strange trying to capture the robot, while the crew of the plane (pilot Chuck Kelly and Sue and Sandy Corwin) tried to avoid Strange and get back home.
		The P.O.P.S. robot was actually a modified version of the Robot from the Lost in Space series.
		The Mystery Island segments aired on Boomerang in Feb. 2001 as part of the Captain Caveman show.
	www.70slivekidvid.com /skate.htm (281 words)

	Swagman #19- Fraser Island - Fraser Island, Australia - Fraser Island Travel Stories :: BootsnAll Travel Network
		We arrived in time for the group meeting, during which we were made to watch a ten minute video on how to avoid driving like an idiot, which in turn would help avoid flipping the car five times in soft sand.
		And then we were off, down the road, up to the beach and onto the barge for the ride over to Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world.
		We hit the beach and immediately drove the wrong way down the beach for about ten minutes, with each person having a go at the map and offering differing opinions on where we were supposed to go.
	www.bootsnall.com /articles/04-01/swagman-19-fraser-island-fraser-island-australia.html (1728 words)

	Television Heaven
		Classic children's series that, inspite of only appearing in 13 adventures, was voted in a BBC poll as the most popular children's TV programme of all time.
		Bagpuss was ably assisted by Professor Yaffle the book-end woodpecker, Madeline the rag doll, Gabriel the banjo-playing toad, and the mice of the Marvellous Mechanical Mouse Organ.
		The series was written and narrated by Oliver Postgate, who along with Peter Firmin was responsible for numerous other children's series' including The Saga of Noggin The Nog, The Pingwings, The Clangers, and Ivor The Engine.
	www.televisionheaven.co.uk /kids1.htm (1154 words)

	Danger Island TV Show - Danger Island Television Show - TV.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Danger Island was a live-action, cliff-hanger adventure serial that aired in short segments as part of the Banana Splits Adventure Hour in the 1968-1969 TV season.
		Gilligan's Island centered around a group of people who where stranded on an uncharted deserted island somewhere in the Pacific Ocean.
		They all were on a boat tour, which found itself in the middle...
	www.tv.com /danger-island/show/10145/summary.html (365 words)

	Detective-Mystery Films
		The most primitive serials, such as the well-known The Perils of Pauline (1914), possessed a degree of mystery.
		The series continued, with less noteworthy quality, with American actor Sidney Toler (1938-1947 in 22 appearances), and American film and TV character actor Roland Winters (1947-1949 in 6 films) as the sixth and last screen Chan.
		The Columbia series was capped by nine performances from Warren William (from 1939-1943) as the upper-class retired crook:
	www.filmsite.org /mysteryfilms.html (3034 words)

	Nuclear Files: Key Issues: Nuclear Weapons: The Basics: Nick Broderick Nuclear Movies
		In religious cultures the awful and anomalous are allied with the supernatural, and the supernatural is both dangerous and sacred.
		In general, however, the Fifties produced a curious amalgam of serious and exploitation films concerned with atomic war and the perils of accelerated nuclear experimentation (especially the polemic surrounding the development of Hydrogen fusion weapons).
		The latter's release (un)fortunately coinciding with the near-meltdown of the Harrisburg plant, Three Mile Island, and was championed by the anti-nuclear lobby.
	www.nuclearfiles.org /menu/educators/recommended-resources/mick-broderick-nuclear-movies.htm (12661 words)

	Movie Serials, cliffhangers and reviews: Todd Gault's Movie Serial Experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Popping over to Universal he again played the villain in “Danger Island” (1931) before returning to Mascot to play a secondary hero in “The Last of the Mohicans” (1932).
		But the writing was on the wall with his last serial for Mascot, “The Shadow of the Eagle” (1932) where he was cast as one of twelve men suspected of being the masked villain.
		Shortly after completing the serial Miller was working on a Gene Autry film when a fight scene he was filming proved too strenuous.
	www.serialexperience.com /showarticle.php?fldRecNum=207 (422 words)

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		You must therefore look at their product range and decide which items would be suitable for a really large, secure, real-time database management job.
		In the late 1970s, the obvious path was the 2900 series, possibly doubled up and with substantive rapid-access disc stores of the type EDS200.
		Checking through back issues of trade papers it is possible to see that just such a configuration, in fact a dual 2980 with a 2960 as back-up and 20 gigabytes of disc store, were ordered for classified database work by the Ministry of Defence'.
	www.angelfire.com /md/hack4/HackersHandbook.txt (18458 words)

	Danger Island
		Note to serial fans: This is silly fun.
		serial called "Danger Island." It had Pirates and treasure and was done very
		The program featured 3 different 15 minute serials in its hour.
	www.groupsrv.com /movies/about8490.html (228 words)

	Comments on 9624 \| MetaFilter
		This is what (supposedly) rehabilitated criminals will learn from watching and/or gunning for a spot on Danger Island: that there is always a loophole, a chance to manipulate the system, to amply rectify your wrongdoings and begin to feel better about yourself without a lot of effort and determination.
		Maybe Western world elections could be run similarly - eliminate dedication to ideology and progressive thought, disregard track record, and simply have candidates engage in televised activities that they've already proven their capacity for: trash-talking forums, a smile-off, and maybe a firm handshake-a-thon.
		The Most Dangerous Game: A short story by Richard Connell that was in a lot of people's high school english text books (in the U.S. at least).
	www.metafilter.com /comments.mefi/9624 (1093 words)

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		The appellate decision clearly contravened the Rhode Island Settlement law, despite all the assurances we were given during Senate deliberations on IGRA in 1988.
		In accordance with Rhode Island law, which requires local and statewide voter approval to expand gambling in the state, this measure was then placed on the ballot that same year.
		Although Rhode Island entered into a good faith agreement mandating that the Settlement Lands be governed by Rhode Island law, without the Chafee Amendment, the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act would have unintentionally subverted the Settlement Act's grant of jurisdiction to the State, directly contrary to the intent of all involved in the process.
	commdocs.house.gov /committees/resources/hii41432.000/hii41432_0.htm (17016 words)

	Classic Coming Attractions by Barrie Maxwell
		After a three-year break, the series was revived in 1946 for four final films with diminishing returns (three of them with Gerald Mohr as the star and the final one with Ron Randell).
		The Lone Wolf series featured continuing supporting characters such as Jamison the butler, who was variously portrayed by familiar character actors Raymond Walburn, Eric Blore, and Alan Mowbray, and Inspector Crane (usually played by Thurston Hall).
		The Thin Man series was different from other series films in that they were made as A productions by MGM and marketed accordingly.
	www.thedigitalbits.com /articles/barriemaxwell/maxwell021704b.html (3053 words)

	CMT.com : Banana Splits : Biography
		Unlike their human predecessors, however, the Banana Splits were bizarre, anthropomorphic animals: rhythm guitarist Drooper was a lion, lead guitarist Fleegle was a dog, keyboardist Snorky was an elephant, and drummer Bingo was a monkey.
		The episodes consisted of skits, cartoons, a live-action cliffhanger serial called Danger Island (directed by Richard Donner, who went on to helm the Superman and Lethal Weapon films), and of course, musical performances.
		In total, some 23 bubblegum tunes were produced for the show; one was even written by soul crooner Barry White.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/banana_splits/bio.jhtml (644 words)

	- Western and Serial Heroines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Above, heroine Lucile Browne and Tom Tyler as the hero of the serial, BATTLING WITH BUFFALO BILL (Universal, 1931).
		Lucile Browne was born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1907.
		She is probably best remembered for her heroine duties in six cliffhangers --- DANGER ISLAND (Universal, 1931), BATTLING WITH BUFFALO BILL (Universal, 1931), AIRMAIL MYSTERY (Universal, 1932), THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS (Mascot, 1932), MYSTERY SQUADRON (Mascot, 1933) and THE LAW OF THE WILD (Mascot, 1934).
	www.surfnetinc.com /chuck/ladies35.htm (426 words)

	Film Threat - Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		These include "The Arabian Knights," a comic-adventure romp set in a pre-pre-Saddam Baghdad, and "The Three Musketeers," a curiously dramatic series based on the Dumas warhorse.
		(Why they didn't include the more comic "Musketeers" romp of "Yippee, Yappee and Yahooey" is a mystery.) But the best diversion here is the live-action adventure serial "Danger Island," with its hilariously far-fetched tales of lost treasure, lost professors and lost tribes in a pirate-thick Pacific archipelago.
		Yet the oxygen for "Danger Island" was stuntman-turned-actor Kim Kahana as the slapsticky Chongo, who mixed gymnastic feats of strength with a Jerry Lewis-sense of hammy insanity.
	www.filmthreat.com /Reviews.asp?Id=5678 (651 words)

	The Maverick's Cliffhanger Serial List: Studios
		Dangers of the Canadian Mounted (Republic, 1948, 12 ch.)
		Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island (Republic, 1936, 14 ch.)
		Captain Kidd (Star Serial Corp., 1922, 15 ch.)
	www.volcano.net /~themaverick/ser-stu.html (1900 words)

	Eva Jettmar: Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Werepad Jacques, Scott and Vicky's funky B-Movie abode.
		Danger Island Enterprises Crime scene cleanup, and the server that makes it possible.
		Danger Islands: The Islands of Danger See where our name comes from
	www.danger-island.com /true/links (86 words)

	Leonard M. Cowherd III, Second Lieutenant, United States Army
		Most just call it "the Island." Some soldiers live in what used to be a bowling alley, others within site of a rickety roller coaster and ferris wheel.
		Any time you go off the island, the danger is real, although not always apparent.
		Riding as the guest of a fellow platoon leader, my eyes were wide open as we exited the gate to the island.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /lmcowherd.htm (4218 words)

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		You will discover your abilities increase in fits and starts, and you must ** Page 2 be prepared for long periods when nothing new appears to happen.
		Depending on how your computer has been set up, you may be able to control the speed from the keyboard--a bit of firmware in the computer will accept micro-instructions to flip transistor switches controlling the wiring of the baud-rate generator.
		Page 19 Given the numbers of popular computers on the market, and the numbers of terminal emulators for each one, it is difficult to make a series** of specific recommendations.
	www.ussrback.com /docs/Hackers-Handbook (17287 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Person : Harry McRae : Biography
		MacCrae introduced sound to the serial genre with The Indians Are Coming (1930; the title was a Carl Laemmle favorite), and although vastly unpopular with the rank and file at the studio continued to defend the serial style which he now geared entirely towards the small fry.
		There were many flops along the way (including such duds as Danger Island, 1931, which consisted mainly of cardboard sets and stock footage), but MacCrae was still there when Universal broke new ground with the inventive Flash Gordon chapterplays in the late 1930s.
		The old man of serials did not take kindly to retirement and optioned several scripts with the thought of becoming an independent producer.
	www.vh1.com /movies/person/154338/bio.jhtml (359 words)

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