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	Tweeter.com
		The "high definition" means that the TV is capable of producing the highest forms (high definition 1080i and high definition 720p) of digital television.
		Either you are not using the whole TV for the movie, or you are missing part of the movie.
		When you pick out a TV you should keep in mind what other types of components you have as well as any you are thinking of buying later on.
	www.tweeter.com /sm-tube-tv-shopping-guide--bg-1198418.html (1501 words)

	TV Nation: The Killing of American Brain Cells by Karen De Coster and Brad Edmonds
		Their faces are frozen to the tube because they are unable to lose their trance for even a single moment.
		These boob tube people all have "their shows" every night, meaning, Monday they have to be home to watch blah, blah, and Tuesday is their night to watch blah, blah, andyou get the picture.
		TV is a way for them to be led to the herding gates, waiting for the next order.
	www.lewrockwell.com /decoster/decoster78.html (1265 words)

	Rawhide TV series
		From its premiere episode on January 9th,1959-to the last and final episode of the series on January 4th,1966,ran on the CBS network for eight seasons and from there producing an astounding 217 episodes,all filmed and broadcast in fl and white.
		The year 1959,the peak year for the genre,the networks were producing over 23 shows,mostly Westerns and most of them were in the top ten of the Nielsen ratings,and despite what the critics said about this series and whatever else,the show stood shoulder to shoulder behind some of the best Westerns of their day.
		It was destined to become the fourth longest-running TV western,beaten only by nine years of "The Virginian",fourteen years of "Bonanza",and twenty years of "Gunsmoke".
	www.40smovies.us /rawhide.htm (220 words)

	The Tube CAD Journal, Inverted Shunt regulators
		Thus, since this regulator was not used extensively even during the glory day of tube dominance, we must blaze our own trails, which might be a blessing in disguise, as the past practices often shackle rather than just inform.
		The defining difference between shunt and series regulators rests in that the active element, the pass or losser device, works in parallel with the load, rather than in series with it.
		Tube based shunt regulators and tube headphone amplifiers are this issue's focus.
	www.tubecad.com /january2001/index.html (256 words)

	Page Title
		While TV-Sets were manufactured in Europe with those tubes until the end of the tube era, the technique of series heating disappeared rather soon in audio equipment.
		If the tubes filaments are connected directly to the AC power line, there might be no sufficient isolation between the (ground referred) power line and the respective audio set.
		The literature of the 50's tells us that the single greatest improvement in tube longevity was won by using a resistor in series with the heater string in TV sets.
	www.tubecad.com /october2000/page25.html (602 words)

	Celluloid Wrappers: Tube Tops: TV Costume Design
		Older movies and TV have always been excellent sources for studying contemporary costume ('30s romantic comedies and '50s family-oriented sitcoms being prime examples), while programs set in the past are usually a bit dodgy.
		Even series TV has evolved from the cheesy Westerns of the 1950s to more sophisticated costuming for period settings, among the toughest shows to produce under limited budgets.
		But the TV series nominees are conspicuous for the absence of some of the most innovative current television costuming.
	www.fortunecity.com /lavender/heat/218/tubetops.html (1129 words)

	Star Wars TV Series a Go (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Star Trek started out as a TV series and done well with the Movies..Starwars has been nothing short of magnificant on the big screen and I believe it can be the same or more on the tube aswell.
		Tv almost always ends up being shallower and less emotionally intense, and in a story where the special effects take a big part just out of necessity due to the setting (futuristic fantasy) theres gonna be even less room for good writing.
		A tv series will probably never reach the potential of a movie, but it still has the ability to be great.
	www.themovieblog.com /archives/2004/10/star_wars_tv_series_a_go.html (4927 words)

	Chow Yun-Fat: God of the Tube
		According to Daniel, this series was broadcast in 1980-1 and co-starred Simon Yam and Carol Cheng.
		This series, based on the God of Gamblers character was directed by Wong Jing, and produced by his dad (Wong Tin Lam).
		In the second (20-episode) part of the series, which hit the air waves in 1981, CYF starred as another apprentice gambler, with Yam apparently reappearing a couple of times as a suave gambling king-pin, and Lisa Wang Ming Chuen starring as the female lead.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/8907/cyf_tvb.html (3537 words)

	Ghosts Of The Tube
		Victorian architect Sir Thomas Graham Jackson was the first ghost writer to feature the Tube with his story A Romance Of The Piccadilly Tube.
		Since then, there have been a series of sightings and a number of eerie stories...
		Last year, a 15-strong TV team, led by former Blue Peter presenter Yvette Fielding, looked into the supernatural - 106 steps beneath the West End at Aldwych, one of the Tube's disused stations.
	www.rense.com /general41/tube.htm (289 words)

	On the Tube: 'Tremors' series kills the camp
		At least that was the appeal of the campy "Tremors" series of movies that began in 1990.
		With "Tremors," the special effects have always been cheap and the appeal, such as it is, came from the campy humor, particularly concerning the Burt Gummer character.
		But the TV series, from the same creators and writers as the movies, mostly plays it straight.
	www.post-gazette.com /TV/20030328owen5.asp (859 words)

	Tube Spotting - Celebrities on the London Underground
		Van Outen (who used to host Channel 4's Big Breakfast TV show and is currently starring in the West End version of the musical Chicago, dyed her hair red (from blonde-ish) to play Alex in "Horny", where she wreaks revenge on a sleazy businessman on a tube journey.
		Tube Etiquette) "When you take the tube," he says "you're constantly on red alert.....Tube Tales is all about that disconnectedness from other people.
		It features the tube in a big way, with weird characters who live in a strange underground world and some of them are even named after tube stations.
	solo2.abac.com /themole/tubecelebs.html (9782 words)

	Army Times - Spike TV sharpens its claws on gritty ‘Blade’ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		There were the movies (1998, 2002 and 2004) and now the TV series.
		That was a series shot in Southern California with the temperature often topping 100.
		His gritty “Blade” series is filmed in Vancouver, a Canadian city not known for grit.
	www.armytimes.com /story.php?f=1-213098-1871747.php (680 words)

	New faces on TV - Cover Story - African American actors and actresses Jet - Find Articles
		Another new face, Merrin Dungey, is keeping viewers' eyes glued to the tube with her role on ABC's spy thriller "Alias." She plays Francie, the best friend of a woman who is a graduate student secretly working as a CIA agent.
		While not exactly a newcomer on TV this season, actor Donald Faison is more popular than ever before thanks to his starring role on the new NBC sitcom "Scrubs," a half-hour comedy about medical interns who work at a hospital crammed with unpredictable staffs and patients.
		Faison was an immediate hit with TV fans with his co-starring roles on the former TV series "Clueless" and "Felicity." His notable guest-starring credits include "New York Undercover" and "Sister, Sister." He also starred with Denzel Washington in the box-office hit movie Remember The Titans.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1355/is_5_101/ai_82374596 (814 words)

	This week on the tube
		Saturday, Aug. 26: Each episode of the fascinating TV series Airline showcases the highs and lows that passengers and crew face behind the scenes of Southwest Airlines.
		The series Things That Move is about how the mixture of starry-eyed inventors, technological innovation and historical confluence has led to our travelling in ever more interesting ways.
		In the series, crucial 'evidence' in the case will be presented at the outset of the story.
	www.cbc.ca /cp/entertainment/060826/e082606.html (502 words)

	TV Ark Music (TV ARK ON LINE MUSEUM) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A welcome back to Paula Yates for series 3 in 1984 after becoming a mother with the lovely Leslie Ash moving on to CATS Eyes.
		Mid series they were adapted to incorporate the bands appearing on the show.
		Wired was the summer replacement for The Tube in 1986-7 and ran for two series.
	www.tv-ark.org.uk /music/music.html (594 words)

	DenverPost.com - TV networks change channels to the Web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In what could be the biggest cultural sea change since the introduction of cable TV, America's television executives are pushing beyond the tube, pursuing viewers through the Internet.
		While that's a small fraction of the total $18 billion upfront advertising pie, the shift is stealing a bit of the limelight from old-school media.
		TV shows created especially for cellphones, hand-held computers and the Internet became a new Emmy category this year; the winner was the "Live 8" concert promo.
	www.denverpost.com /entertainment/ci_3823933 (1110 words)

	Television
		If you leap at television series work, you'll make a ton of money -- if the series is a hit and gets that 5-year run.
		More playwrights have been trying television series work lately as a way to make a living with their words.
		When you write for TV, about the only time you'll have left for that "Real" writing you want to do is when you're sleeping.
	www.vcu.edu /artweb/playwriting/tv.html (812 words)

	Florida Racing Series
		One of the longest running traveling series and one of the least expensive for the racers.
		The series features some pf the top Modified racers in the state and is designed to be a reasonably inexpensive series to race.
		In 2006 the series hopes to race on a number of asphalt tracks in addition to their dirt schedule..
	www.karnac.com /floridaseries (690 words)

	Senator Ted Stevens and the Internet: tangled up in tubes - The Boston Globe
		An 82-year-old US senator from Alaska is looking for a cut of your dance - floor action this summer -- and his secret weapon is tubes, a series of tubes.
		During a Senate Commerce Committee debate on June 28, Senator Ted Stevens described the inner workings of the Internet as ``a series of tubes." To help mouthy tadpoles such as the Google guys understand how the Internet tubes work, Stevens went on to explain that ``those tubes can be filled.
		Part of the song's popularity stems from the fact that it thumbs its nose at dissenters of net neutrality (don't expect us to explain it), and supporters of net neutrality have adopted ``A Series of Tubes" as their fight song.
	www.boston.com /ae/music/articles/2006/07/20/tangled_up_in_tubes (397 words)

	The Tube - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has been suggested that The Tube (disambiguation) be merged into this article or section.
		The Tube (London Underground TV series), an ITV/Sky programme featuring the work of staff on the London Underground
		The Series of tubes analogy, by Ted Stevens.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Tube (157 words)

	tube - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Tube (f), tube, tube (de), tube (m) : AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary [home, info]
		Phrases that include tube: cathode ray tube, pitot tube, test tube, boob tube, inner tube, more...
		Words similar to tube: metro, pipe, subway, tubed, tubelike, tubing, underground, cylinder, electron tube, thermionic tube, thermionic vacuum tube, thermionic valve, tube-shaped structure, vacuum tube, more...
	www.onelook.com /cgi-bin/cgiwrap/bware/dofind.cgi?word=tube (452 words)

	jim's backlogs: the tube Archives
		I seriously think it is a pity that the rest of the country won't get to see the movie.
		The movie, based on the TV series, Firefly, is one of the best sci-fi movie ever.
		Much darker than the TV series, the movie, with bigger budget, has plenty of action and digital effects that matches the best out there.
	cynics.info /backlogs/the_tube (932 words)

	On the Tube: 'TV Road Trip' visits Brady house, Mayberry and other hot spots
		It's a special you'd expect to see on TV Land, a network whose love of television history is never in doubt (except when they trim TV shows to make room for more commercials).
		Travel Channel beat TV Land on this one, assembling a roster of B-, C- and D-grade stars to join the trek.
		"TV Road Trip" shows off some of the locales TV made famous and catches up with supporting actors from various shows.
	www.post-gazette.com /tv/20020405owen0405fnp3.asp (420 words)

	The Tube (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Tube was presented live by such talented luminaries as Jools Holland and the late Paula Yates.
		In November 2006, the program was revived as radio show[1] and has been heavily promoted on the TV channel.
		Interview with Alex James, presenter of the New 2006 Tube
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Tube_(TV_series) (463 words)

	I can hear music
		Click here to apply for an audition to become a tube busker with the London Underground also check out Eurobuskers which is a fantastic resource if you are a would be busker and you can also learn who in Europe is the most generous when it comes to giving to buskers.
		There was even a TV documentary - Busking Underground - which followed the progress of the new busking trial on ITV1 - Carlton on 25th September 2003.
		It was produced by Mosaic Films who earlier in the year had produced The Tube, an excellent TV series on the London Underground.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/the_mole_2/tubemusic.html (3539 words)

	TV ACRES: Television Resources - Genres - Science Fiction
		Tells what Sci-Fi, Horror and Fantasy is playing on TV and gives links to related science fiction websites.
		HobbySpace - (Space TV - Exploring Space in the Tube) lists some of the television programs that involved solar-system based space exploration and that maintained at least some degree of technological plausibility.
		Ultimate Science Fiction TV Site - The TV resources in this database include 361 TV shows and or hotlinks, [184 US television shows and 161 shows with no hotlinks].
	www.tvacres.com /tv_resources_genres_sci_fi.htm (518 words)

	(Cool) Shite on the Tube - Movies, TV, Pop Culture, News & Podcasts » TV Series Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This show is a rarity in TV by having an overall picture of the plot planned out and wasn’t truely about milking the audience until everyone gets sick of it (thou some will say that happened with the movies).
		I found this session to be fairly emotional by the end with the decommissioning of the Bab 5 and everyone going their own way.
		The plot of the series does take a back step to tie up the loose ends.
	www.coolshite.net /category/reviews/tv-series (443 words)

	Turning off the Tube
		To be fair, I admit that my TV doesn't have cable, which makes it far likelier that I'll land on Public Television.
		PBS has taught me quite a bit over the years: how to count in Spanish, the history of baseball, the history of jazz...not to mention this addicting series.
		Posted by: Josiane Feigon at April 28, 2006 3:06 PM I don't watch TV and try to make sense of conversations around me when people talk about Desperate Housewives, Lost, American Idol and The Apprentice.
	blog.fastcompany.com /archives/2006/04/26/turning_off_the_tube.html (440 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| London \| 'Muslim' adverts banned from Tube
		LU said it will not show the posters from a £1m advertising campaign for new TV series Sleeper Cell until creators remove the word Muslim from the text.
		A spokesman for the digital channel FX series said it had consulted with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
		An LU spokeswoman said: "Following consultation with Viacom, who manage advertising on the Tube, it was decided to ask for the words 'is a Muslim' to be removed.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4860754.stm (323 words)

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