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	Prime Curios!: 101
		101 is the smallest three-digit prime whose digits are not prime.
		Room 101 is the name of a British TV series in which celebrities are invited to discuss their (often whimsical) pet hates with the host.
		Aging 101 is a series of general information articles on aging that school teachers and their students can use in a variety of courses.
	primes.utm.edu /curios/page.php/101.html (803 words)

	Room 101
		In the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell, Room 101 is a torture chamber in which a prisoner is subjected to his worst nightmare.
		In the novel, the protagonist's nightmare and therefore his threatened punishment is to have his face gnawed by rats.
		Room 101 is supposedly named after a conference room at BBC Broadcasting House where Orwell used to sit through tedious meetings.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ro/Room_101.html (105 words)

	conference room Resources & Information - conference room scheduling software
		Room 101 is a torture chamber conference rooms toronto in which a prisoner is subjected to his own worst nightmare.
		Room 101 is supposedly named after a conference conference room london room at BBC Broadcasting House where Orwell used to sit through tedious meetings.
		Room 101, like Floor 13, is often conference room victoria used in popular culture to give a sinister meaning to what conference room furniture would otherwise be an unremarkable conference room lighting room.
	www.bizhisto.com /Biz-Services-Con---Da/conference-room.html (358 words)

	conference room phone Resources & Information - panasonic conference room phone
		Room 101 is a torture chamber in which a prisoner is subjected to his own worst nightmare.
		Room 101, like Floor 13, is often used in popular culture to give a sinister meaning to what would otherwise be an unremarkable room.
		In the 2005 series of Big Brother (UK) a housemate was required to enter a Room 101 to complete tedious and unpleasant tasks, including sorting different breeds of maggots.
	www.bizhisto.com /Biz-Services-Con---Da/conference-room-phone.html (288 words)

	Room 101 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Room 101 is a torture chamber in which a prisoner is subjected to his or her own worst nightmare.
		Room 101 was demolished as part of the refurbishment of Broadcasting House, however before this a cast was taken of the room.
		Room 101 is also a BBC comedy radio and television series, running since 1994, in which celebrities are invited to discuss their pet hates with the host in order to have them consigned to Room 101.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Room_101 (641 words)

	Room 101 (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Room 101 is a BBC comedy radio and television series, running since 4 July 1994, in which celebrities are invited to discuss their pet hates with the host in order to have them consigned to the eponymous chamber.
		The radio series was originally broadcast on BBC Radio 5 in 1992, where it was hosted by Nick Hancock.
		Series 11 is to be recorded between 13 November and 12 December 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Room_101_(TV_series) (583 words)

	Doctor Who
		In the series, The Doctor is not subject to the normal constraints of mortal life as he is a Time Lord, a race from the planet Gallifrey that has mastered the secrets of time, but which for the most part keeps them secret.
		However, the factor which probably most ensured the series captured the public's attention was the introduction of the Daleks in the second storyline: a lethal race of metal-armoured mutants, whose chief role in the great scheme of things would appear to be, as they frequently observe in their instantly-recognisable metallic voices, to 'Exterminate!'.
		The changing of actors is explained within the series by the Time Lords' ability to "regenerate" after suffering mortal injury, illness, or age; the process repairs and rejuvenates all damage, but as a side-effect it reconfigures the Time Lords' physical appearance semi-randomly and also affects their personalities.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/dr/Dr._Who.html (1700 words)

	101 Dalmatians: The Series
		This series focuses on the life of three main Dalmatians as they cope with their new life.
		This series does not take place in the same continuity as the movies; an example of which being the fact that this show is set in the United States (as evidenced in many episodes) while the movie is obviously set in London, England and its surroundings.
		This series comes closer to the essence of Dodie Smith's book than the movies and is based on everything 101 Dalmatians related (Cadpig is one character that is not characterized in the movies).
	telebisyon.net /101-Dalmatians (888 words)

	Final Fantasy Database - Room 101 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This was inspired by the BBC series "Room 101".
		Room 101 is a place where you put things and they can never come back.
		It is the name of a TV show in the UK, and celebs are invited on the show to tell people 5 things they absolutely hate and why they hate them, and then the items are sent into "room 101" (ie - never seen again)
	www.ffdatabase.com /board/printthread.php?t=622 (228 words)

	Media Literacy 101: Empowering the Viewer
		Of the growing skepticism toward TV, Thoman says: "It's exactly what we've been saying a long time: Media literacy is not just a subject that you study in school, but an attitude toward the world that we live in, because increasingly that world is a media world.
		TV's news-as-entertainment splurge was highlighted by the three recent Amy Fisher movies on ABC, CBS and NBC.
		Even a recent workshop kit published by her Center for Media Literacy — TV Alert: A Wake-Up Guide for Television Literacy — urges participants in the studies to vent their feelings about the media at home, at work and among friends, and to seek out non-mainstream news sources.
	www.medialit.org /reading_room/article137.html (914 words)

	Comprehensive information and links about Ben Elton
		He later became the host of the programme, which involved Elton performing a series of topical routines, often with the intent of using his known left wing sympathies to attack the Conservative government of the time and especially the Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (or "Thatch", as he called her).
		Perhaps the final nail (in the public perception at least) to his TV career was in 2001 when the notable British journalist and presenter Anne Robinson metaphorically put him 'into Room 101' on the TV show of the same name.
		Anne argued that Ben should be sent to the room "for being a total and utter hyprocrite and going back on everything he stood for in the 80's and 90's".
	www.quicknation.com /Ben_Elton.htm (927 words)

	TV ACRES: Real Estate > TV Show Buildings At A Glance
		Fans of the series know that the real Williamsburg-style home of Lucille Ball and her husband, Desi Arnaz located at 1000 N. Roxbury Drive (at Lexington Avenue) in Beverly Hills was actually used for filming this now classic episode.
		Roswell, NM The TV series "ROSWELL" is actually shot in a small town called Covina, California, a few miles west of Pomona.
		His TV street is actually a replica of a Manhattan block.
	www.tvacres.com /locations2.htm (2188 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As part of his message he had a segment called Room 101.
		Room 101 is a TV series her in the UK.
		Guests are asked to talk about 3 objects that they bring into the studio and the audience decides whether or not the items are kept or released into room 101.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=7850151&postID=111747969979292654 (135 words)

	ThePickards » Blog Archive » Room 101
		Room 101 is a room in the novel 1984 by George Orwell, in which Winston Smith is confronted by his greatest fear as part of his “re-education” process in the Ministry of Love.
		This in turn inspired the TV series Room 101 in which various celebrity guest are invited to select five things they hate and send them to be consigned to Room 101.
		And then, once the TV company concerned have paid for their programming schedules for the next six months by the people phoning in, they’ll cough up some miniscule percentage of the money they actually make from the quiz thing as a prize.
	www.thepickards.co.uk /index.php/200701/room-101 (1565 words)

	NYC TV
		NYC TV is comprised of five channels, and is available in 1.8 million households in New York City, reaching all cable subscribers in the five boroughs.
		"NYC TV is a cornerstone of my administration's efforts to provide the public with up to the minute information and an up-close look at their government as it makes decisions that affect their lives," said Mayor Bloomberg.
		NYC TV is an important source of revenue for the City of New York.
	www.nyc.gov /html/nyctv/html/about/pr_172-03.shtml (902 words)

	Sheraton Grande Laguna Phuket, Resort Room Types
		Built on an island surrounded by a saltwater lagoon and linked by a series of bridges, pontoon boats, overlooking a two mile stretch of white sandy beach on Bang Tao Bay.
		This newly refurbished room has direct access to 323 m long fresh-water swimming pool from the private balcony.
		Rooms will be updated with new furnishings and interior d?cor and the bathrooms will undergo an upgrade with new marble wash basins and tiling.
	www.phuket.com /sheraton/rooms.htm (666 words)

	Room 101 - Review - New Host same fun show
		The creators of Room 101 should have a slap on the back for finding a unique way to have a talk show.
		The format of the show is that a famous guest comes on the show and nominates thinks that he or she would most like to see disapear into Room 101.
		Usually each item is has a comical debate associated with it and then the host decides wether or not to let it in to Room 101.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /tv-programs/room-101/84396 (250 words)

	Paul's Pontifications: Things I'd Put in Room 101
		Room 101 was a BBC TV series named after George Orwell's torture chamber in the book 1984.
		Since the series has now ended I no longer have any hope of explaining to the British Public my pet hates, so I thought I'd do it here instead.
		When the UK switched to decimal currency from pounds, shillings and pence (12 old pennies to a shilling, 20 shillings to a pound) the smallest of the new coins was the half penny piece, which was finally withdrawn in 1984 as inflation had made it unnecessary (the UK saw inflation pass 20% during the 1970s).
	paulspontifications.blogspot.com /2008/03/things-id-put-in-room-101.html (1392 words)

	The Nitpickers Site: Movie Nitpick - Matrix, The - 1999Nitpickers.com - Movie Mistakes - Post and review nitpicks on ...
		Room 101 also crops up in George Orwell's novel 1984.
		If 101 was the binary equivelant of something meaningful, i would buy this nitpick, but otherwise...
		The nitpicker should have stated the significance of that binary number (101) or its decimal counterpart (5).
	www.nitpickers.com /movies/nitpick.cgi?np=9645 (259 words)

	DER Documentary: Screening Room with Hollis Frampton
		Screening Room was one of several programs offered in an effort to provide alternative television viewing.
		The idea behind Screening Room was to give independent filmmakers an opportunity to discuss their work and show it to a large urban audience.
		Screening Room was developed and hosted by filmmaker Robert Gardner, who at the time, was Director of Harvard's Visual Arts Center and Chairman of its Visual and Environmental Studies Department.
	www.der.org /films/screening-room-hollis-frampton.html (330 words)

	BRITISH TV SHOW REVIEWS "R"
		A series of Channel 4 shorts that coincided with the release of the movie that gives little biographies of actual women in Britain named Bridget Jones and how they are unlike the fictional character.
		Some of it is a bit grim, particularly the sadism inflicted by the bully on his neighbors, but it's well-acted by a cast of unknowns and compelling without becoming an over-the-top soap opera.
		In this BBC series, guests are invited on to submit the things they really hate for entry into the Room 101 Hall of Fame, explaining why on the way.
	www.eskimo.com /~rkj/r.htm (2896 words)

	NEW BRITISH TV SHOW REVIEWS
		This BBC series, set in a pub, stars Royle's Craig Cash as one of the regulars, and each episode is just a cross section of the different conversations going on both in front of and behind the bar.
		Very much in the flavor of Room 101 with celebrities chatting with a host (in this case, Anne Robinson) about who they would like to invite to a dinner party, if it could be anyone in history.
		ITV TV movie adaptation of the Kingsley Amis novel set in the 1950s about a shy college professor (Stephen Tomkinson at his stammering best) stuck in a dead-end relationship who sees a more likely paramour (Keeley Hawes) currently with a pretentious beat poet.
	www.eskimo.com /~rkj/newbrit34.htm (2735 words)

	BBC - Press Office - Paul Merton's last Room 101 series
		A brand new series of Room 101 comes to BBC Two next month with six guests facing Paul Merton's scrutiny on his final stint hosting the series.
		And Davina McCall condemns all of Frank Sinatra's music to the daunting prospect of entering Room 101 which she hopes will mean an end to all the karaoke Sinatra impersonators in pubs and clubs.
		The Series Producer is Chris Curley and Room 101 is a Hat Trick Production for BBC Two.
	www.bbc.co.uk /pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2006/12_december/15/room_101.shtml (438 words)

	..:: ROOM 101 ::..
		The guests on the radio series seem to have been chosen not so much for their celebrity value, but more for their ability as funny people.
		The series transferred to BBC2 later on, and although Hancock remained in the chair to start with, the format changed to allow anything into Room 101, and the celebrity status of the guests increased.
		The final series appears to be shorter than the others because the network changed to rolling news and sport on 27.3.94 becoming Five Live.
	www.britishcomedy.org.uk /comedy/room101.html (279 words)

	Jazz Room Series Gala Anniversary Event
		The Jazz Room Series at William Paterson University, one of the largest and most prestigious college-sponsored jazz events in the country, celebrates its 25th with a gala concert and gallery opening on Sunday, October 20 on the University’s campus in Wayne.
		Krivin, whose husband Martin Krivin founded the Jazz Room Series during his tenure as a William Paterson professor of music, has chronicled the numerous jazz artists who performed on campus.
		Launched in 1978, the Jazz Room Series is one of the largest and most prestigious college-sponsored jazz events in the country.
	www.wpunj.edu /news/Releases02/ClarkTerry02.htm (491 words)

	Can "Farscape" fans reinvent TV? - Salon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Early last September, thousands of fans of the science fiction television series "Farscape" logged in to a chat room maintained by the Sci Fi Channel, which distributes the series in the United States.
		The Jim Henson Co. actually produces the series, mainly with licensing fees paid by Sci Fi, although Henson also syndicates the show in Britain, Germany and other countries.
		Effectively, the show had just been canceled, leaving the audience with a series finale that ends in a cliffhanger.
	dir.salon.com /story/ent/tv/feature/2003/03/13/farscape/index_np.html (885 words)

	Ben Elton Biography
		His first TV success though was at the age of 23 as co-writer of the television sitcom The Young Ones.
		In 2001, the ex-Daily Mirror journalist and presenter Anne Robinson metaphorically put Elton 'into Room 101 (TV series)' on the TV show of the same name in protest of his hosting the Royal Variety Performance.
		Anne argued that Ben should be sent to the room "for being a total and utter hyprocrite and going back on everything he stood for in the 80s and 90s".
	www.focusdep.com /biographies/Ben/Elton (1067 words)

	Movie Poop Shoot - COMICS 101
		Having built on the experience from the first series, the animation was tighter and more lavish than ever (especially for network television), and the scripts were outstanding, with not a stinker in the series’ 27-episode run.
		The second series also featured a few brand-new villains, probably the weirdest of which was Farmer Brown, a down-home countrified genetic engineer who unleashes mutated farm animals on Gotham City.
		The episode ends with a broken and battered Harley being wheeled back to Arkham, determined that her foolish fixation with the Joker is at an end, until she sees a single rose from the Joker already waiting for her in her cell, and with just the slightest encouragement is madly in love again.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /comics101/57.html (3183 words)

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