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	Kojak - Intelligent Recordings
		Kojak, having relocated to L.A., has released tracks with co-conspirator Tom B. as Soul Hypnotist as well.
		What followed were a sling of dubplates and this - Kojak’s debut 12” for the DJ set.
		Kojak’s first vinyl offering was remixed and remixed until we were all happy with Keith’s tweaked sensibilities (which led to...) and sampling of Solid Liquid Gas’ “Fisticuff Drums” to complete the tracks.
	www.silvergirl.com /Kojak.html (203 words)

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	Kojak - Nostalgia Central
		Kojak was an immediate success with more than just the law enforcement crowd, and shot into the top 10 in its very first season on air in the US.
		Kojak, who had a cynical sense of humour and was determined to do things his way regardless of what his superiors said, was now working for him.
		Kojak was outspoken and streetwise and was not above stretching the law if it meant cracking his case.
	www.nostalgiacentral.com /tv/cops/kojak.htm (376 words)

	Kojak \| PopMatters Television Review (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kojak's insight into what makes this particular bad guy tick is the typical sort; he reads the clues better than anyone else (including cops from a competing precinct, who've been chasing him for weeks), and leads directly to the guy's self-revelation.
		For Kojak, this involves a "dragon." As he tells Carmen, there's one in every case that eventually emerges from its cave for him to slay with his big sword (to be cute, perhaps, she offers to help him "hold up" his sword).
		Your man Kojak is appalled when he learns this supposed model detective, all clean cut and impressive, sees the junkie-whore's life as unimportant compared to his career and all the criminals she's helped him put away over the years (with false testimony he bullies her to provide).
	www.popmatters.com /tv/reviews/k/kojak-2005.shtml (1358 words)

	KOJAK
		Kojak excelled in all the jumping elements during his performance test with three times a 9 and one 8.5.
		In 1997 Kojak was the winner of the stallion competition and also the sire of the Dutch Champion filly foal.
		The offspring of Kojak are very much in demand by the showjumping riders and perform extremely well in both the national and international jumping ring.
	www.pacintgen.com /siresStallionsDutchWarmBlood-kojak.htm (318 words)

	Kojak Information
		The character of Theo Kojak was introduced in a 1973 TV movie, The Marcus-Nelson Murders (in which his last name was spelled "Kojack"), and was popular enough that a series was quickly commissioned.
		In the early episodes of the series, Kojak smoked heavily; in order to reflect the anti-smoking sentiment then gaining momentum on American TV, it was decided that Kojak had decided to quit smoking, sucking on lollipops as a substitute.
		In 1980, a low-budget Hungarian movie was made titled Kojak Budapesten (Kojak in Budapest) about Kojak (played by Savalas' look-alike László Inke, who had also dubbed Savalas' voice for the Hungarian distribution of Kojak) visiting the country and solving a murder case there.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Kojak (449 words)

	Kojak: Season One
		Kojak became emotionally involved in his cases, although he rarely allowed that to interfere with his abilities as a detective.
		In another episode Kojak must race against time to clear the name of a fellow cop who was murdered and implicated in being dirty.
		The basic ideas in Kojak where novel for the time, having a lead character that held our interest by his acting and not the usual television ‘pretty boy’ was new fairly new to the media.
	www.hometheaterinfo.com /kojak_season_one.htm (1197 words)

	TV ACRES: Tobacco & Smoking - Theo Kojak (Kojak)
		- On the police drama KOJAK/CBS/1973-78, Telly Savalas starred as the bald-headed Theo Kojak, the NYPD homicide detective of Greek descent.
		When Kojak smoked, he preferred "Sherman Brand" cigarettes.
		Eating candy was Kojak's way of cutting down on his smoking habit.
	www.tvacres.com /tobac_kojak.htm (92 words)

	Kojak
		Kojak is determined to hunt the killer down and uses all the resources available to him.
		As the viewer watches Kojak work the case, interest in him as a person grows.
		"Kojak" premieres on the USA Network Friday, March 25 at 9PM, and will be seen weekly after that on Sundays at 10PM.
	www.jackiekcooper.com /TVReviews/Kojak.htm (315 words)

	Kojak Summary
		The popular TV series Kojak took its name from the character of Lieutenant Theo Kojak, the iconoclastic commander of a detective squad at the Manhattan South precinct in New York City and one of the more memorable characters to appear on 1970s television.
		Kojak's first appearance was in the made-for-TV movie The Marcus-Nelson Murders, broadcast in the spring of 1973.
		Kojak usually solved crimes by interpreting evidence, persuading reluctant witnesses, playing department politics when necessary, and directing his squad of detectives while conducting an investigation.
	www.bookrags.com /Kojak (961 words)

	USATODAY.com - 'Kojak' is back: Are you a sucker for Telly or Ving? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The late Savalas' Kojak was a sharp dresser, from three-piece suits to snappy fedoras, a GQ guy in a Woolworth's precinct.
		Emotional — this Kojak cries — and dignified; "He may be the most humanized detective on television in many years," Rhames says.
		Rhames' Kojak unwraps the candies as an homage to the original.
	www.usatoday.com /life/television/news/2005-03-23-kojak_x.htm (667 words)

	Kojak: Season One DVD Review at The Z Review UK DVD reviews
		This three-disc set is bare bones Kojak, with no frills to make the purchase any more exciting, but the show proves to hold up to today’s standards of entertainment, even from the very first episodes with guest star Harvey Keitel.
		Kojak is a tough New York City cop who isn’t afraid to put everything on the line in order to make certain justice is served.
		The trademark for Kojak is the lolly-pops he sucks on, and yet he doesn’t develop this habit immediately in the first season.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /dvdreviews/k/kojakseasonone.htm (594 words)

	Zap2it - TV news - USA Loves New 'Kojak,' Baby (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The new "Kojak" will launch in March 2005 and the telefilm, which went into production in July in Toronto, will serve as an extended premiere.
		Known at the time for its realistic depiction of crime solving, "Kojak" aired on CBS from 1973-78 and Savalas won two Golden Globes for his performance as the lollypop-sucking Lieutenant Theo Kojak.
		In the new pilot, Kojak goes after a killer who preys on prostitutes with young children.
	tv.zap2it.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271\|91444\|1\|,00.html (307 words)

	Amazon.com: Kojak - Season One: DVD: Jim Benson,Gary Nelson,Richard Donner,Paul Stanley,Andy Sidaris,Harvey S. ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Greek, bald-headed, snappily attired Kojak brought no-nonsense bravado to homicide cases in South Manhattan--a setting that lent a gritty, urban edge to intelligent plots that won the respect of real cops with an emphasis on diligent police work instead of overblown action and phony glamour.
		I was on the young side when Kojak aired but it was filmned in the streets of New York City where I grew up and I actually saw them using my favorite pizzaria after school for an episode so it was like rooting for your home team for me to be a fan of Kojak.
		Kojak was street smart like a Hill Street but didn't have much continuity from episode to episode just as the shows Mannix/ Hawaii 5 -0 didn't.
	www.amazon.com /Kojak-Season-One-Jim-Benson/dp/B00005JNHT (2383 words)

	mundoplus.tv :: Series USA :: Kojak
		Si Kojak tiene un defecto, es que se deja llevar mucho por sus casos, compadeciendo a las víctimas y compartiendo su deseo de hacer justicia.
		Así pues, pese a que las técnicas de Kojak a menudo le traen problemas a McNeil con sus propios jefes, su paciencia por los planes de Kojak siempre dan recompensa, demostrando así su nivel de confianza en su otrora compañero.
		La obsesión de Kojak con sus casos provoca una tensión perpetua en su relación, ya que ella es consciente de que a menudo él está más centrado en sus casos que en ella.
	www.mundoplus.tv /zonaseries/series_usa/kojak.php (620 words)

	"Kojak" (1973)
		The actor who gave his voice to Kojak, László Inke, resembled Telly Savalas so much that a movie was shot in which he actually played Kojak (Kojak Budapesten (1980)).
		Also, according to the film's plot, Kojak was born in Hungary, and had been a very clumsy cop before emigrating.
		It's time for this TV legand to be released uncut and unedited on video.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0069599 (0 words)

	Kojak
		Department, Theo Kojak and Frank McNeil had worked
		filming was done in New York with Kojak seen all over
		to make some new Kojak films for the ABC Mystery Movie.
	timvp.com /kojak.html (0 words)

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	ZAM Cray XD1 Software - KOJAK
		KOJAK is installed as a number of modules.
		KOJAK 2.1 is the current stable release (from 28 May 2005).
		KOJAK 2.2b2 is the latest beta release (from 27 Aug 2005), which includes improved support for hardware counter measurement and analyses.
	www.fz-juelich.de /zam/cray-xd1/software/kojak (448 words)

	Rhames' 'Kojak' is no sucker
		Thirty-two years ago television introduced us to Theo Kojak, a cop who knew everyone and everything.
		The new "Kojak" opens with a movie from 10 p.m.-midnight March 25 on the USA Network, repeating at 11 p.m.
		That's one thing that may separate this "Kojak" from the original.
	www.azcentral.com /ent/tv/articles/0322kojak.html (615 words)

	KOJAK
		KOJAK is a set of generic and interoperable tool components designed for the performance analysis of parallel applications.
		The KOJAK trace-analysis environment is an automatic performance evaluation system for MPI, OpenMP, and hybrid applications.
		Its main feature is the ability to automatically diagnose sources of inefficient runtime behavior on a high level of abstraction.
	icl.cs.utk.edu /kojak/overview/index.html (282 words)

	Black Kojak : L'acteur Afro-américain Ving Rhames reprend le rôle du célèbre détective - Pan Afrique - ...
		Kojak, la série américaine culte des années 70, est de retour.
		Kojak, revival a connu un très bon démarrage avec 4,5 millions de téléspectateurs devant leur poste pour le premier épisode.
		Kojak nous donnera l’occasion d’être fiers d’une série télé.
	www.afrik.com /article8887.html (734 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Theo Kojak was a bald New York City detective who had a fondness for lollipops and whose trademark line was, "Who loves ya, baby?" Reportedly the lollipop gimmick was added in lieu of having the character smoke.
		In 1974, prior to starring on Kojak, he also became a singer, proving that he sang just like that of Frank Sinatra, his old pals (Don Rickles and Angie Dickinson) would even watch him sing the songs that Sinatra did.
		And also starring on Kojak, was an unfamiliar actor, former train conductor and waiter from the Queens suburb of Jackson Heights, Kevin Dobson, who played the role of Kojak's trusted and closest young partner, Det. Bobby Crocker.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Telly_Savalas (2228 words)

	Kojak (2005) TV Show - Kojak (2005) Television Show - TV.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kojak doesn't do the police work after the book; he fallows his heart while he searches for the bad guys.
		While out of duty Kojak enjoys his life listening and playing jazz, other than that he loves to dress up in the latest fashion clothes.
		Kojak is a great USA show, only under The Dead Zone and Monk, tied with The 4400.
	www.tv.com /kojak-2005/show/33645/summary.html (557 words)

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		Kojak began in Roanoke,VA with Jason (bass, vocals), Bill (bass, vocals), and George (drums) in 1996.
		Kojak has saved me from murdering many people.
		My DNA is Turning Against Me. But their demise yielded a bass player for Bunny Rabbits, so it's not all bad.
	www.myspace.com /cnpkojak (289 words)

	Kojak Classic TV Show
		You're given 10 Kojak questions at random with 4 multiple choice answers.
		To me, the best part of the show was the camaraderie between Kojak and Crocker (who was really my favorite) and how they played off each other.
		My favorite memory was dinner with Her Majesty, The Queen of England, at the palace, a short ride from the family flat in the Knightsbridge section of London.
	www.classictelly.com /programme.php?Programme=Kojak (1031 words)

	New Wet Kojak
		Welcome to the world of the New Wet Kojak of Love, and this is the Love version.
		The album was recorded in the New Wet Kojak style, in which the drums and the bass are laid down, and then the tapes are lost.
		New Wet Kojak was first conceived in Amsterdam, July 1992, but they keep a low profile (very low), recording in Chicago and DC, and this is the first full-length of love new wet record...
	www.southern.com /southern/band/NEWWE/biog.html (356 words)

	Kojak - Back with more details and full-size cover art! UPDATED: Menu shot
		Yesterday we were as pleased as punch (that's an odd saying isn't it?) to bring you Universal's announcement that Kojak - Season 1 was coming to DVD on March 8th.
		Don't forget that this DVD release is a tie-in to the USA Network release of the new Ving Rhames version of Kojak, which was so satisfying to the network that they immediately ordered the approval of a new weekly TV series with Rhames, before the new TV movie even aired!
		It's good to see that the character is in such capable hands; we wish the new production team well and look forward to seeing a well-done revisit to our bald-headed protector.
	www.tvshowsondvd.com /newsitem.cfm?NewsID=2673 (465 words)

	Videodetective.com - KOJAK: SEASON 01 TRAILER PAGE
		Having scored big with the public when he was introduced in the 1973 TV movie The Marcus-Nelson Murders, crafty, cynical, lollipop-sucking New York city police detective Theo Kojak is given his own weekly, one-hour series as Kojak launches its first season.
		Reporting for duty, Kojak is pleased that his new boss is his former partner Frank McNeil (Dan Frazer), now chief of detectives.
		In addition to the aforementioned Harvey Keitel, the first-season guest-star lineup on Kojak includes such luminaries as Hector Elizondo, Yvonne Craig, Jackie Cooper, Tina Louise, Paul Michael Glaser, and John Ritter.
	www.videodetective.com /trailer-preview.asp?customerid=97135&publishedID=85241 (246 words)

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