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2008-10-12 Show offers introduction to work of Gordon Parks

His interaction with passengers, including Life photographer Bernard Hoffman and war photographer Robert Capa, only deepened his love of photography, and he eventually began his career as a freelance fashion photographer. Parks moved his family to Chicago in 1940, and a photography exhibit the following year earned him a fellowship that allowed him to spend a year in Washington as an FSA photographer, a period in which he captured perhaps his most famous image, "American Gothic" (1942). An interpretation of the iconic 1930 painting by Grant Wood, Parks photograph shows a black cleaning woman, Ella Watson, standing in front of an American flag while holding a mop and broom, echoing the stoic stance of the pitchfork-wielding farmer in Woods painting.

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2008-10-12 Living Mother Nature may be cause of glitches in training

Our 2-year-old Schnoodle loves to play ball in the park. She will chase the toy and catch it but she never returns with it. Our dog has trained me well. I get the ball, so it can be thrown again. Sometimes, she will start running back but she still drops it part way. I think it is part of a game but how can I retrain her to chase the ball and return it

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2008-10-12 Theatre Battlestar Galactica improv helps fill galactic gap

You could head over to the Danforth Ave. comedy collective, a plucky little theatre company currently celebrating its fifth anniversary as "Torontos improv hub," to help fill that galactic gap. Continuing tonight at 10 p. m. and the next two Saturdays after that, Bad Dogs in-house improv veterans present

Youd be revolted too, with a ship full of chickens. Imagine all the. Never mind. Bad Dog Theatre is here to imagine it for you.

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2008-10-08 Skip FBI dog-and-pony show to get at civil rights murders The Tennessean

A bill to allocate usd. 10 million annually to pursue the civil rights era cases was held up in the Senate for two years by Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla. , because he said lawmakers had not spelled out how to pay for it. This is not the only program Coburn has blocked on that basis, but for Justice and the FBI to make a show of activity in the meantime was a cruel joke to play on victims loved ones.

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2008-10-10 Verdict On Man Who Shot Neighbors Show Dog

A verdict comes in Wednesday night on a man accused of animal cruelty for shooting and killing his neighbors show dog.

They say he grabbed his fathers shotgun out of his garage and shot the show dog as it was charging at him.

Hes been complaining about the dog threatening him. I think hes made three complaints to animal control, hes talked to the sheriffs, hes done everything he knows to do and then when he defends himself, hes looking at three years in prison," says Hobbs.

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2008-10-10 EDP24 - Jasmines big day at horse and dog show

The Follyfoot and Dunston Harriers charity fun horse and dog show took place at Follyfoot Country Fayre at the end of September.

The Dog show Supreme Champion was the Gordon Setter Skye owned by Lesley and Maria Bunn of Peds Way Stud, East Wretham.

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2008-10-10 Republicans show up at Obama campaign office -- but not to wish them luck - Hoboken Now

The Jersey Journals Political Insider, writes today about the small group of protesters ("eight -- maybe 10, if you count the dog) who showed up to protest during the official opening of Hobokens campaign headquarters for

On the sidewalk, in front of the building were about eight - maybe 10, if you count the dog - members of the local Republican Party carrying McCain/Palin placards and determined to show their displeasure with

Also on the sidewalk was the feisty GOP lady with the dog, whose paw I accidentally stepped on, causing it to yelp and get carried off to safety.

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2008-10-09 Wednesdays Talk Shows - TELEVISION - Los Angeles Times

Cesar Millan ("Dog Whisperer"); author Debra Mandel ("Dont Call Me a Drama Queen. "). 11 a. m. KTTV 31798

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The Early Show Analysis of the second presidential debate; Sarah McLachlan performs. 7 a. m. KCBS 50885 - Entertainment

2008-10-08 STLtoday - TV talk shows for Oct. 9

P. m. Late Night With Conan OBrien: Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race winner Lance Mackey; Sarah McLachlan performs.

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2008-10-08 Childrens shows not likely on tape

Much of the museums inventory of old programs was saved by engineers and camera operators who couldnt bear to see the tapes thrown away. It has lots of video of "Axel and His Dog," "Lunch With Casey," Mel Jass and Minnesota Twins games in the vault, but no shows with children appearing in them, such as "Romper Room" or "Popeye and Pete. "

Many of us baby boomers appeared on local TV shows as children, such as "Captain Ken," "Clancy the Cop" and "Romper Room. " This was, of course, long before VCRs, so we never got a chance to see ourselves. Did any of these shows save the programs in a form that would be accessible today

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