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	Cat (Red Dwarf) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cat is a character in the British comedy television series Red Dwarf.
		In early episodes, The Cat exhibits typical feline behaviours such as licking anyone who gives him food, playing with 'shiny things' and marking his territory, for which purpose he carries a small spray-can, of which the contents are unknown, in his pocket.
		The Cat is an anthropomorphised caricature of a cat, and thus recalls the cats of T.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cat_(Red_Dwarf) (747 words)

	Lore of the Cat ~ Pawprints and Purrs, Inc.
		Although in the East cats still play a part in religious ritual, it is unlikely that anyone in the West worships cats, in a conscious and literal sense, these days.
		Nevertheless, fl cats are still said to be lucky (or unlucky as the case may be); and many people betray signs of the cult of the cat, making these animals the center of their lives, and treating them with a respect or dread that would seem appropriate only in relation to a supernatural being.
		The cats brought fertility to the fields of suppliant farmers, cats protected the living and the dead from evil, and cats brought healing and happiness into people's lives.
	www.sniksnak.com /lore.html (857 words)

	Felix the Cat
		His squat, fl body and huge, white eyes and grin are instantly recognizable worldwide, due largely to the fact that this anthropomorphic cat was the first true movie cartoon star.
		Felix has been said to represent a child's sense of wonder, creating the fantastic when it isn't there, and taking it in stride when it is. The cat's famous walk, hands behind his back, head down, deep in thought, became a trademark that was analyzed and re-analyzed by critics around the world.
		Oriolo went on to star the cat in 260 television cartoons from 1959 and 1960.
	www.fastload.org /fe/Felix_the_Cat.html (733 words)

	Feature \| Kitty Literature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cats, after all, are decorative and diverting, and they are at their finest in cameo appearances.
		Her book The Cat Who Could Read Backwards (1966) launched a series in which cats have eaten Danish, seen red, played Brahms, known Shakespeare, sniffed glue, gone underground, talked to ghosts, lived high, known a cardinal (no, not the kind with wings), moved a mountain, blown the whistle, said cheese and seen stars.
		Most of today's cat mysteries are what I think of as "clawzies," a variation on cozies in which the cat or its person is an amateur sleuth, and the action takes place in a domestic or small-town setting.
	www.lookforthis.com /features/kittylit.html (1992 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Felix the Cat
		Felix the Cat was animation's first superstar, far eclipsing Farmer Alfalfa, Bobby Bumps, Col.
		It was this series that introduced Felix's now-famous "bag of tricks" — as well as the dastardly Professor, who coveted it.
		Meanwhile, Messmer's comics — first in the form of a newspaper strip distributed by King Features Syndicate and later, in 1943, as a regularly-published comic book — displayed his visual imagination and solid design sense to great effect, which is why the Messmer-drawn issues are highly prized by modern collectors.
	www.toonopedia.com /felix.htm (594 words)

	Ronald Frobnitz and Family - Cat Who... FAQ
		A: Braun's latest is The Cat Who Brought down the House, released in the States on February 3rd; it wealthy and eccentric Hollywood restauranteur Thelma Thackeray's return to her native Moose County and ties in with the "Milo the Potato Farmer" yarn from Short and Tall Tales.
		Braun had had The Cat Who Saw Red written in the late 60's, but, by then, the climate at her publisher and in the mystery market in general had changed, putting heavy emphasis on sex and violence, and Braun's books were no longer welcome.
		A: Braun has stated that she does not want to strike a movie or TV deal while the series is still ongoing, since having to keep the special concerns of screenplay adaptations in the back of her mind while writing the novels upon which they will be eventually based might unduly influence her work.
	home.att.net /~RACapowski/catFAQ.htm (5701 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Tigra
		The first was in The Cat #1, published by Marvel Comics with a cover date of November, 1972.
		But they were starting to get the idea that superheroes were on the way out (and the failure of her comic probably reinforced it), so the next time Greer was seen, she was revamped into something resembling a monster.
		She abandoned the power suit (which eventually fell into the hands of former teen star Patsy Walker, who used it to become Hellcat) in favor of a bikini to show off her tiger-striped skin, and (in case that didn't make her monster-like enough) ringed the bottom of the bikini with teeth.
	www.toonopedia.com /tigra.htm (746 words)

	Eek! The Cat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Cat is an American animated series, created by Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp, that ran from 1992 to 1997 on the now defunct Fox Kids Saturday Morning block.
		In the second season, another segment was added to the show, the Terrible Thunderlizards, then another, Klutter in its final season.
		The Cat was enjoyed by children and adults with its slapstick humor and its pop culture references.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eek_the_Cat (780 words)

	The Cat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It is about a house cat named Rusty (kittypet) who lives in a farm with humans (twolegs) and ventures in to the woods and meets a clan of cats.
		Which causes her death.At the end of the book tigerclaw brings rouge cats to the camp.Whiel the rouge cats are fihgting warriors,tigerclaw emerges in bluestars den evrybody hears a cry of despair......
		A "series of ramshackle buildings and a shabby trailer, surrounded by a few chickens and a couple of contented cats," the Columbia-Greene Humane Society grounds were humble at best.
	albcol.tollfreepage.com /?p=the+cat (3602 words)

	The Cat Who Series by Lilian Jackson Braun
		Since I love cats and mysteries and the title promised both, I lifted the cover, started to read, and fell in love.
		With these qualities, her series is safe for all to read, and entertaining for all as well.
		The cats are very endearing, and with their remarkably human personalities, they become a big part in making the reader come back for more.
	members.tripod.com /~KaTeRiNaB69/catwho/catwho.html (569 words)

	Amazon.com: The Cat Who Could Read Backwards (Cat Who...): Books: Lilian Jackson Braun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kao K'o-Kung or Koko for short is the cat of which the title speaks and he is an amazing cat indeed.
		The author has obviously spent a lot of time with cats for her description of their mannerisms is impeccable.
		This is the first (so 1966) of the series but the publisher often refuses to identify it thus (their first listed "...Who Saw Red" is actually the 4th).
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0515090174?v=glance (2711 words)

	Luc Orient
		Subsequent adventures involve a series of scientific mysteries.
		The series continued regularly with one or two volumes per year until episode 13 released in 1978.
		Episode 18, released in 1994, seems to be the last in the series.
	www.coolfrenchcomics.com /lucorient.htm (288 words)

	Be Cool Curriculum Details
		George and his friends model the use of anti-victimization strategies with unknown bullies while Aurora uses the 4-step Assertion Plan to cope with bullying from her friends in the form of peer pressure.
		Created expressly for learners functioning at the Upper Elementary Level, this 5-module program is the second in the BeCool series and continues the presentation of the BeCool paradigm of self-control and assertion training.
		, is the original program of the series, which focuses on high school-age students and young adults as they make the transition to the "real world." The video scenarios depict ordinary conflicts of daily living and shows students how emotions, not managed effectively, can result in aggressive behavior, social withdrawal and loss of self-esteem.
	www.stanfield.com /conflict-1.html (2000 words)

	Felix, The Cat
		You might say that this cat has used up quite a few (but not all) of his "nine lives" over the past more than nine decades...and his origin is surprisingly controversial, even now...The catty little tale is as follows: Young Australian cartoonist Pat Sullivan wasn't able to establish a career as a cartoonist in Sydney.
		Otto Messmer was given directing duties for "Feline Follies." And the star cat character that was to evolve into the famous "Felix The Cat" was named Felix (for "felicity" -- for luck) by Paramount Pictures producer John King.
		During the early days of TV, the early series of Paramount "Felix" cartoons created in the 1920s were sometimes seen on various local cartoon shows in packages re-released at periodic intervals.
	www.classicthemes.com /50sTVThemes/themePages/felixTheCat.html (1115 words)

	eBay - the cat ..., Beanbag Plush, Beanie Babies, Animation Art, Characters items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Titanium Etching THE CAT by LEWIS and CLAYTON (1976)
		Cats Jan, Jansen - ECU brief - The Netherlands (mnt373)
		Cats Pets - ECU brief - The Netherlands (mnt372)
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=the+cat+...&newu=1&krd=1 (549 words)

	Felix the Cat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Felix was also technically the world's first television star, when, in 1928, a toy statue of the cat was chosen as the image to test RCA's experimental 60-line television transmitter.
		But cats do indeed have nine lives, and it was not long before Felix adapted to the world of sound in a series of cartoons produced in Technicolor by Van Buren studios in 1936, and a 1958 series produced by Casper the Friendly Ghost creator Joe Oriolo.
		In these syndicated serials, Felix was equipped with a magical bag of tricks that could give even Mary Poppins' carpet bag a run for its money.
	www.toontracker.com /felix/felix.htm (458 words)

	Cat Gallery of famous artists' funny cat art, photos, names
		Through the use of cat art parody, the cats of famous artists, such as Vincent van Gogh or Georgia O'Keeffe, have been captured in outrageous cat paintings.
		The Cat Gallery is pleased to present imaginative cat art for those who enjoy cats, fine art, tasteful decorating, and who wish to bring a sense of fun into their lives with their selection of art.
		There is an amusing story behind each of the Famous Artists' Cats pictures--explaining the hypothetical influence of the cats on the work of the artists.
	www.thecatgallery.com (699 words)

	Disney Shorts - 1924 Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Upon arriving in Hollywood, Disney found a willing distributor in Margaret Winkler who was already the distributor of the "Felix the Cat" series.
		And the contract had been contingent on their new star, Virginia Davis, appearing in the series.
		He was missing in the next short, as Disney never intended for him to be a regular character, but at Margaret Winkler's suggestion, another cat was added in "Alice's Fishy Story." Eventually, this cat was to metamorphize into Julius, the cat who was to be Alice's companion throughout the series.
	disneyshorts.toonzone.net /years/1924 (220 words)

	A history of Sylvester in Warner Brothers cartoons
		Sylvester the cat was created by Friz Freleng for the 1945 cartoon "Life With Feathers", in which a henpecked lovebird tries to commit suicide by having Sylvester eat him.
		In "Scaredy Cat" (1948), Porky rents an abandoned mansion, which turns out to be infested with Hubie and Bertie (Chuck Jones' mouse team usually seen with Claude Cat) and other mice, all trying to murder the cat and pig.
		Tweety: "I Tawt I taw a puddy tat!
	toolooney.goldenagecartoons.com /sylvester.htm (7031 words)

	Mystery & Thrillers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Cat in a Neon Nightmare: A Midnight Louie Mystery
		Cat in a Flamingo Fedora : A Midnight Louie Mystery
		Cat in a Leopard Spot: A Midnight Louie Mystery
	www.ah0.org /subjects/18.shtml (1100 words)

	qb9425
		Bibliographies in the Quick Bibliography Series of the National Agricultural Library, are intended primarily for current awareness, and as the title of the series implies, are not indepth exhaustive bibliographies on any given subject.
		Cat society and the consequences of colony size.
		The Domestic cat the biology of its behaviour.
	www.nal.usda.gov /awic/pubs/oldbib/qb9425.htm (8757 words)

	Black Cat Series Pictures
		There are so many cat related articles on your site that I get excited everytime I visit.
		Here is a fl and white series of this too cute cat...
		Art from the Famous Artists' Cats series has: won many awards been published in a...
	www.the-cat-zone.com /Black-Cats/Black-Cat-Series-Pictures.htm (764 words)

	Sign of the Cat Signature Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Our Felines of Christmas cat ornament series began in 2001 and is ongoing with at least one new ornament each year representing various purebred cats.
		This is the second in the "Felines of Christmas" series of cat ornaments, exclusively ours.
		The Birman cat has gorgeous sapphire blue eyes, a mask and white paws.
	www.signofthecat.com /IBS/SimpleCat/Shelf/ASP/Hierarchy/010A.html (142 words)

	Scruffy the Cat :: HOME
		Wayne Podworny has given me permission to post his photos of Scruffy the Cat at TT the Bears in Cambridge, MA in 1987.
		This was a different band line-up than the later "bigger" Scruffy though it did consist of both Charlie Chesterman and Stephen Freddette..
		The Scruffy the Cat tune "Moons of Jupiter" was used in an episode of Fox TV's animated series Futurama.
	tinybum.com (838 words)

	Danny John-Jules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Red Dwarf: The Tank - Series VIII (2006) (V)....
		Red Dwarf: The Starbuggers - Series VI (2005) (V)....
		Red Dwarf: Heavy Science - Series V (2004) (V)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0424253 (293 words)

	Ronald Frobnitz and Family - An Unofficial Guide to the Cat Who... Series
		But just in case an obscure character or an unknown locale might cause you inner discord, this mini-encyclopedia is on hand; it gives detailed descriptions of all the recurring places and people in Braun's universe.
		Not only that, but she has also created one of the most original, captivating, interesting, and - yes, to echo the words of numerous critics - charming mystery series in print.
		This section is an outlet for my biweekly discussions of, outbursts on, and ruminations about the series.
	home.att.net /~RACapowski (961 words)

	The Classic Felix the Cat Page
		When our cat tales get you dog-tired, scope out our sister pages for some foxes, crows, woodpeckers, and wise-guy wabbits.
		Bored by one-dimensional silent stars, folk were electrified by this wily, most communicative feline—at once a cat who walked by himself, a party animal in search of sustenance, and a curious kitten game to help others in need.
		Jan's Cartoon Cat House is a wonderful source of Felix merchandise old and new.
	felix.goldenagecartoons.com (2071 words)

	Cat Series - Compare Prices, Reviews and Buy at NexTag - Price - Review
		Heavyweight Series Cat Dish is made of hefty, heavyweight plastic in a wide-base, non-tip design.
		Please note: This product has a tentative release date of 6/30/2006 and will not be available for shipment until that date.
		Staywell 310 Optional Tunnel Extensions for the 300 400 and 500 Series Cat Flaps.
	www.nextag.com /cat-series/search-html (444 words)

	The Cat Cafe Series - VETERINARY PET INSURANCE .. PET MEDICAL INSURANCE -
		Should your pet sustain an injury or become seriously ill, there is no telling what the veterinary bills will mount to.
		It is at times like this that a pet insurance policy is worth its weight in gold.The chart below will give you an idea of what is available.
		The cat was to rid the forest of the evil crow, but somehow he....
	diabellalovescats.com /insure.htm (533 words)

	Garfield and Friends
		Garfield and Friends, however, is a show I very much enjoyed...and one of the few times the end-product sorta/kinda resembled what I'd imagined...which is not to say I wouldn't rewrite every one of 'em if I had the opportunity.
		Gary Owens is next to Chuck, Neil Ross is in front of Gary and Stan Freberg is at right.
		In the front are Jim Davis, M.E. and Lorenzo Music, who brilliantly supplied the voice of The Cat.
	www.povonline.com /Garfield.htm (330 words)

	Jim the Cat
		Jim the Cat is created by Dave Ensign.
		Follow Jim and his friends on a series of crazy adventures!
		JIM THE CAT- ABDUCTION - Aliens come to adbuct Dandy and interupt Jim's reefer time!
	www.newgrounds.com /collection/jimthecat.html (139 words)

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