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	DOG SHOW PEOPLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dog show people will drive 400 miles, spend $100 on gas, $200 on a motel room and $150 on meals to bring home a 25 cent ribbon.
		Dog show people will give up a $150,000 home in the suburbs to move to a shack on 10 acres so they can have a $150,000 dog kennel.
		Dog show people would rather be audited by the IRS than investigated by the AKC.
	www.angelfire.com /nb/pamiiyok1/dogpeople.html (283 words)

	The American Experience \| Quiz Show Scandal \| People & Events \| The Rise of TV Quiz Shows
		The beloved big-band show, the sportscast, the mystery hour, even the soap opera, were transformed into some kind of prize-giving game, quiz, contest or jackpot.
		The show aired for 14 years, until its finale in 1952, and was noteworthy not only for its success, but for its integrity.
		The show caused reverberations throughout television, opening the floodgates to an unprecedented wave of quiz shows in the latter half of the 1950s.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/amex/quizshow/peopleevents/pande05.html (700 words)

	Show People
		Kevin Brownlow did a restoration of Show People that adds a composed score by the superb Carl Davis and a brief scene of Billy Boone showing Peggy Pepper how to put on movie make-up (which is quite sweet; I miss it in the TCM version).
		This $800 dress, worn by Marion Davies in "Show People" was ruined by seltzer water--deliberately and as part of the plot--in a comedy scene.
		Show People is both funny and touching, full of inside jokes as well as an insider's peek into Hollywood at the end of the silent era.
	www.moviediva.com /MD_root/reviewpages/MDShowPeople.htm (1128 words)

	Amazon.com: Show People (1928) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Show People is a wonderful film, and a must see for any William Haines fan.
		Show People shows Hollywood as it was in 1928, and how the studios worked, with the actor doing his/her own makeup, and all the different studios of the time.
		"Show People" showcases her in a superb role ideally suited to her comic talents and she runs away with the film.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6301976169?v=glance (1458 words)

	Salon.com People \| Chuck Barris
		The wave never let up: "The People's Court," which debuted in 1981, brought back the old '50s format of the real-life courtroom drama, but where shows such as "They Stand Accused" had used ad-libbing actors, "The People's Court" used actual folks, who agreed to have their actual small-claims court cases adjudicated on the show.
		People magazine called the show "the 'Gong Show' of U.S. jurisprudence" and its retired judge, Joe Wapner, a serious version of Barris.
		The show's talentless performers became the "Stupid Human Tricks" contestants on David Letterman -- the same David Letterman who used to be a panelist on "The Gong Show," where he no doubt learned the trick of using stagehands as entertainers.
	archive.salon.com /people/bc/2001/03/06/chuck_barris/index4.html (995 words)

	That 80's Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		That 70's Show is at least as loose with that, but most of the period touches are left in the background or serve as props to set up broad comedy that doesn't HAVE to take place in 1979.
		To the hard-core critics of the show, you have some good points but don't forget that characters, especially sit-com characters, are supposed to be a bit over-the-top in order to punctuate the atmosphere of the show.
		Maybe the reason so many people hated the show was because the 80's decade was grotesque, in which case the show was spot-on in using shallow, self-indulgent characters.
	www.jumptheshark.com /t/that80sshow.htm (8945 words)

	The Daily Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		As for him cheapening the show, the whole point of the show was supposed to be a satirical view of the news and culture.
		The Daily Show is one of the best sources of news available to us in the U.S. While Jon Stewart repeatedly claims that they're "a fake news show", his show seems to be the only one that's willing to criticize the hypocrisy of not only this administration, but the administration before.
		The show's life and comedy is slowly been strangulated by this political python that has been allowed to grip the show by producers who forgot the name of their network....
	www.jumptheshark.com /d/dailyshow.htm (21177 words)

	Self-referential movies: Show People
		Show People probably never meant to be an end-of-an-era classic—who knew that the stock market would soon crash or that talking pictures would reshape the industry?
		In Show People, the girl is played by Marion Davies; she's not as striking looking as Colleen Moore in Ella Cinders but she's very funny and lively.
		Show People contains wonderful footage of Hollywood in the 20s, including the gates of long-vanished studios, casual movie-making on the streets of Los Angeles, newly-built Beverly Hills mansions, location trips to the surrounding countryside.
	www.movies-seivom.org /ShowPeople.html (869 words)

	Opinion: Dog show people work hard to rescue shelter animals
		However, if she had attended the AKC Eukanuba National Championship dog show held in Tampa Jan. 15-16 and visited the 125-plus individual "Meet the Breed" booths, she would have found a large majority of them promoting breed rescue and advocating the adoption of purebred shelter dogs.
		People involved in dog showing are much less likely to have their dogs end up in shelters, because their puppies are usually accompanied by a contract requiring an unhappy owner to return the dog rather than simply leave at a shelter.
		When the breeder is not known, breed people will make every attempt to adopt the dog from the shelter and place it in a new, loving, permanent home.
	www.sptimes.com /2005/01/24/Opinion/Dog_show_people_work_.shtml (1069 words)

	Salon.com People \| Chuck Barris
		When one of his shows, "The Parent Game," was dropped from the NBC schedule before the first episode aired in 1972, Barris bought back the pilot and sold the show to local stations one at a time.
		Other shows followed: There was "The Game Game," which was kind of complicated -- a contestant and three celebrities trying to figure out what a panel of psychologists would say was the best solution to a problem -- and not successful, validating Barris' theory that the simpler the show, the greater the chance of success.
		Also in 1978, the Popsicle Twins appeared on "The Gong Show." Barris used to keep the NBC censors off the show's back by throwing sacrifices at them -- acts he knew the censors wouldn't approve, but that would distract them from the acts he wanted on the air.
	archive.salon.com /people/bc/2001/03/06/chuck_barris/print.html (4121 words)

	QJER 19, 2003: Danaher, Moriarty and Danaher - social entrepreneurship - Australian show people - rural communities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Drawing on ongoing research (Danaher, 1998, 2001a, 2001b) into the educational aspirations, experiences and opportunities of the show people, the authors of this paper use that paradox as a springboard for highlighting the multiple links and associations necessary to supporting rural education and hence crucial to understanding the proposition of education as community development.
		Despite this internal differentiation, show people are conscious of their perceived difference from permanently resident Australians (although many of them have their own permanent residences in addition to their mobile caravans) and of the educational consequences of that difference.
		The authors are grateful to the Australian show people, and to the Principal and staff members of the Queensland School for Travelling Show Children and to the Executive Director of the Education Queensland District in which the school is located, for their support and encouragement of the research project reported here.
	education.curtin.edu.au /iier/qjer/qjer19/danaher-g.html (1976 words)

	Hort show, gardening (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The 84-year-old Hort Show is organized and orchestrated entirely by Hort Club students.
		"We want people to be able to take something away that they can use, like how to improve their landscape," she said.
		Bierly said it will show ways to make a garden handicap-accessible so people using wheelchairs, crutches and canes can enjoy it.
	www.purdue.edu /UNS/html3month/970404.Hort.show.html (398 words)

	Anime Academy Lounge - Anime elitism - Show people your nostrils
		Anyway, most people who act as anime elitists are wrapped up in self importance and are really not worth listening to....but I will anyway because I like to argue, for you see, I am also a prick.
		People who get upset when their favourite anime is mocked do need to grow thicker skin, but I don't think they should have to stand people making fun of them themselves for it.
		And people who blindly follow one or two anime and aren't willing to admit its faults are annoying.
	www.animeacademy.com /forums/printthread.php?t=18506 (1357 words)

	Life of a Show dog?
		As well, show people are kept very up to date on the best nutritional foods to feed their dogs.
		A show dog IS, and must be, in TOP physical shape as well as "beautiful" - movement in the show ring is often more important than pure cosmetic appeal - and a dog with a lack of muscle tone WILL NOT compete successfully.
		This is every bit as much a generalization as the one I am answering about "show people" and the quality of life of their dogs, but "if the shoe fits, wear it".
	thor.prohosting.com /~maltese/archives500/238.html (822 words)

	People Mover or not, buses to be ready for auto show
		During the show, People Mover ridership swells from 8,000 a day to 40,000, as riders shuttle from downtown parking areas, hotels and restaurants.
		But auto show spokesman Tom Constand said all the added service will make the shuttles far more convenient during the auto show.
		The People Mover sustained unexpected damage from falling steel beams during the demolition of the downtown Hudson's building on Oct. 24.
	www.freep.com /news/locway/qmover2.htm (650 words)

	Finding People to Show Magic
		It was preceded by a show in my living room for a few friends, then four shots of performing 6 or 8 times in a Wal Mart as promos for the fund raiser.
		If interest is piqued, and people want to see more, you can then proceed to pull out a few more things and proceed with a more traditional type of routine.
		In my instance, it turned into a show where a good handful of the wait staff were all gathered around to watch.
	www.cs.wisc.edu /~roy/magictalk-wisdom/discussions/finding_people_to_show_magic.html (2150 words)

	People
		Probably more than 90% of the photographs in the average photo album are people pictures, not just images that have people in them, but photos where the actual subject is one or more persons.
		Sure, pictures of pets can be appealing, superb landscapes can take our breath away and undersea images can capture our imagination, but people pictures are in a class of their own.
		Your people photography will improve right off the bat, and over time, you will come up with better and better ways to make your images of those around you more attractive and interesting.
	www.photographytips.com /page.cfm/140 (534 words)

	Music: Show People (Metro Pulse . 09-20-99)
		Metro Pulse asked some people responsible for these shows to explain what it is they do and why they do it, and to assess our city's musical tastes.
		Shows at the Tennessee Theatre can cost $15,000 before you pay the artist, and at the World's Fair Park the company might spend $50,000 before paying the performers, Capps says.
		A handful of people around town are bringing in acts simply because they want to--and they don't care whether they make money or not.
	weeklywire.com /ww/09-20-99/knox_gamut.html (1838 words)

	From WBEZ in Chicago \| About the Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		There are shows on public radio with no sense of fun or surprise and we hate those shows.
		One of the people who helped shape the program, Paul Tough, says that what we're doing is applying the tools of journalism to everyday lives, personal lives.
		And the show where we followed a group of swing voters for months, recorded their reactions to everything that happened in the election up through their final decision.
	www.thislife.org /pages/about.html (666 words)

	Best in Show (2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Christopher Guest's Best of Show follows his great tradition of fake-documentaries which includes This is Spinal Tap and Waiting for Guffman.
		This time, he takes a poke at dog shows, which is something no one has done before (I think).
		Here, he shows 5 different contenders (including himself which is one of the great parts of this film).
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0218839 (401 words)

	Questions to dog show people
		You must show evidence of involvement in the Sport for that ten year period and exhibit a "working knowledge" of the breed(s) you are applying for.
		As far as entries go the cost of entering a dog show varies from $12.00 to $ 15.00 for puppies (who generally are there for practice and with little expectations of winning) and from $ 17.00 to $ 22.00 for adults and other classes.
		For someone who is not familiar with dog shows who wants to be a handler and make money, I would say that it is impossible to solely handle as a living.
	thor.prohosting.com /~maltese/archives500/154.html (1010 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - Is it necessary to show people throwing up all the time on tv now?
		Maybe I just haven't noticed lately but it seems they are always showing people throw up all the time.
		With shows were people are eating pig ass and fish eyes it's given.
		Mad TV even made a joke about it when at the end of one of their bits all the characters just graphically vomited in a chain reaction type deal.
	www.dvdtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=353061 (1085 words)

	Anime Academy Lounge - Anime elitism - Show people your nostrils
		I used tio be the kind to tease others for their taste in these shows and granted tehy my not be great, who are we to say they cant enjoy them...hell i find Poke'mon amusing to watch just for fun..
		Maybe people who actually go through the trouble to explain their disposition are considered "elite snobs" by others.
		Also, just because someone doesn't like the same show as you, and they voice their opinion openly, this doesn't make them an elitist.
	www.animeacademy.com /forums/printthread.php?t=18506&pp=30 (2551 words)

	The American Experience \| Quiz Show Scandal \| People & Events \| Charles Van Doren
		A friend of Van Doren’s, who had appeared on another quiz show "Tic Tac Dough," told him of the money to be made from quiz shows.
		In April of 1957, the quiz show celebrity signed a $150,000 three-year contract with NBC, which committed him to appearances as a guest on Steve Allen’s show, a guest host on the "Today Show," and a panelist on NBC radio’s "Conversations."
		When the quiz show scandals broke, Van Doren repeatedly asserted his innocence, repeating the lie to his lawyer, the district attorney, and even to the grand jury.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/amex/quizshow/peopleevents/pande02.html (822 words)

	RedLipstick presents: 2002 Knit Hat Show
		The show is being held in Brooklyn, NY, at RedLipstick Boutique October 19 - 27.
		The show consists of two parts, a Contest, with original entries from far flung locales, and an Exhibit of the knit hats RedLipstick Boutique specializes in.
		The Hat Show People's Choice voting has been closed and the final results have been tallied.
	www.redlipstick.net /2002show (160 words)

	When do people usually show signs of autism? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In most cases, the symptoms of autism are measurable by certain screening tools at 18 months of age.
		In general, a formal diagnosis of autism can be made when a child is two, but is usually made when a child is between two and three, when he or she has a noticeable delay in developing language skills.
		Recent studies show that at least 20 percent of children with autism experienced a “regression,” as reported by their parents.
	www.nichd.nih.gov /publications/pubs/autism/facts/sub5.htm (184 words)

	No Joke: Daily Show Viewers Follow Presidential Race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The campaign knowledge test covered such topics as which candidate favors allowing workers to invest some of their Social Security contributions in the stock market, the income range at which John Kerry would eliminate the Bush tax cut, and which candidate is a former prosecutor.
		The Annenberg survey found that people who watch The Daily Show are more interested in the presidential campaign, more educated, younger, and more liberal than the average American or than Leno or Letterman viewers.
		In addition to the interviews, The Daily Show’s programs dealt with political news and issues of the day, from “Mess O’Potamia” (ongoing coverage of the Iraq War), to the controversial anti-Kerry swift boat advertisements, to the value of “objectivity” in news reporting.
	www.business-journal.com /NoJokeDailyShowViewersKnowIssues.asp (1071 words)

	Steppin' Out Radio - Home
		After you listen, you'll never forget these people and their stories of addiction and recovery.
		Gritty, funny, always heartfelt, these are ordinary people in extreme circumstances.
		People who are inspired by fascinating, personal and uplifting stories of heartbreaking struggle and the day-by-day victory from those who've "been there."
	www.steppinoutradio.com (301 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Protests helped make show a hit
		UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. — It's certainly not what they intended, but those protesting against "Desperate Housewives" are one of the reasons the show turned into a huge hit.
		The irony here is that the protests seemed to be coming from people who had never watched the show.
		There's a whole group of people who want the FCC to investigate and fine as many people as possible because they're just concerned that we're going to hell in a handbasket," said "Housewives" creator/executive producer Marc Cherry.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,600111133,00.html (584 words)

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