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Season one (1977-78) Pilot Episode "Death in the Family" (functions as a quasi-sequel to the pilot, also known as "Return of The Incredible Hulk") in which Banner learns that an heiress is being poisoned by her step-mother and doctor "Final Round" First regular series episode that has Banner trying to stop a boxer from being corrupted by a crooked fight promoter "747" The Hulk and a young boy must try to land an airplane. Reunites Bill Bixby and Brandon Cruz ...

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The area that is now Brentwood was part of the Rancho San Vicente y Santa Monica, a Spanish land-grant ranch sold off in pieces to Anglos after Mexico's defeat in the Mexican-American War. An agricultural district (soybeans, avocados, et al.) at the time of its annexation by Los Angeles in 1916, Brentwood is now one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, and one of the prominent districts of the Westside. It has prosperous commercial districts along each of its major east-west thoroughfares (Wilshire, San Vicente and Sunse ...

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1934 - January-April. January 1 - Alcatraz becomes a federal prison. January 1 - Nazi Germany passes the "Law for the Prevention of Genetically Diseased Offspring." January 7 - First Flash Gordon comic strip is published. January 10 - Execution of Marinus van der Lubbe January 24 - Einstein visits White House January 26 - The Apollo Theater opens in Harlem, New York City. January 26 - German-Polish 10 year non-agression pactSee also:

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The soundtrack songs were recorded at MGM Studios in Culver City, California in June of 1967. Included is Nancy Sinatra's rendition of "Your Groovy Self" and her duet with Presley, "There Ain't Nothing Like A Song." The music album was released in June of 1968 to coincide with the motion picture. This was the last Presley film to have a full soundtrack album (not counting the later Elvis: That's the Way it Is concert film). Recording musicians: Elvis Presley (vocals) The Jordanaires (b ...

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1993 - January. January 1 - Czechoslovakia divides. Establishment of independent Slovakia and Czech Republic. January 3 - In Moscow, George H. W. Bush and Boris Yeltsin sign the second Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START). January 5 - Washington State executes Westley Allan Dodd by hanging (the first legal hanging in America since 1965) January 9 – Jean-Claude Romand kills his family and tries to burn himself with his home in France January 11 - First edition of WWF ...

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Along with neighboring Santa Monica, and perhaps all of western Los Angeles, Brentwood has become a byword for "limousine liberalism." In general, the area strongly tends toward a blue state perspective and votes Democratic. Celebrities and wealthy Angelenos who live in the hills often sponsor fundraising dinners for local and national candidates. Brentwood's representatives in the California State Assembly (Karen Bass, Paul Koretz and Fran Pavley) and U.S. House of Representatives (Henry Waxman) are renowned for their socially ...

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According to the Los Angeles Almanac, the 2000 census-year population was just under 42,000, with a population density of about 2,700 people per square mile. The population is about 80 percent White, nine percent Asian-American and six percent Hispanic or Latino. Brentwood has a significant Iranian community that is classified as white by the U. S. Census. The primary secondary household languages (after English) are Spanish and Persian (called Fârsi in Persian), with Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French a ...

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Popular recreational spots include the Brentwood Country Mart, an early farmer's market complex built in 1947; the Brentwood Village, a small shopping district near the intersection of Sunset and Barrington; and more recently, Brentwood Green, a "village commons" created from the playground at Brentwood Science Magnet Elementary School. There is also a tented farmer's market held each Sunday on a strip of Gretna Green Way between Brentwood Elementary and the Brentwood Country Club. The 2.7-mile-long (4.3 km) boundary of the private Brentwood ...

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In addition to Brentwood Science Magnet Elementary, the area is served by Kenter Canyon Elementary School and Brockton Elementary School, all three of which are part of Los Angeles Unified School District. Locals attending public school usually go to either Emerson Middle School or Paul Revere Middle School; the local public high schools are University High School (named for nearby UCLA, formerly Warren G. Harding High), just outside the neighborhood's boundaries in West Los Angeles and often thought to be located in Brentwood, and Palisades Chart ...

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Major thoroughfares include Sunset, San Vicente and Wilshire Boulevards; Barrington and Montana Avenues; and Bundy Drive. Brentwood is also situated close to the Wilshire, Montana and Sunset exits of the 405 freeway. Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus serves Brentwood with its 2, 3, 4, 11 and 13 bus lines. Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) buses serve Brentwood include the 20 and 420 lines on Wilshire Blvd. (the latter of which is L.A.'s most suc ...

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The area that is now Brentwood was part of the Rancho San Vicente y Santa Monica, a Spanish land-grant ranch sold off in pieces to Anglos after Mexico's defeat in the Mexican-American War. An agricultural district (soybeans, avocados, et al.) at the time of its annexation by Los Angeles in 1916, Brentwood is now one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, and one of the prominent districts of the Westside. It has prosperous commercial districts along each of its major east-west thoroughfares (Wilshire, San Vicente and Sun ...

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Brentwood, like nearby Santa Monica, is kept fairly cool by marine breezes off the Pacific Ocean and frequently wakes to the so-called "marine layer," a cover of clouds brought in at night and burned off by mid-morning. The topography of the area is generally split into two, broadly divided by Sunset Boulevard. North of Sunset, the area is defined by the ridges and canyons created by the Santa Monica Mountains; south of Sunset (exceptions include Franklin Hill), the area is relatively flat. The southern district (and the neighboring Westgate ...

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Important residential subdistricts (some defined by original developers, some defined by present-day local realtors) include Brentwood Park, Brentwood Flats, Brentwood Heights, Brentwood Highlands, Brentwood Circle, South Brentwood, Westgate, Mandeville Canyon, Bundy Canyon, Kenter Canyon, Crestwood Hills and Westridge Hills. Brentwood Park is notable for its layout, having been designed around several large traffic circles, a handful of which remain. There is also a cluster of architecturally significant ...

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29 Members have been Governors 125+ Members of Congress 150+ Members have obtained the rank of General or Admiral 281 Members served in the American Civil War 286 Members served in the Spanish-American War 5000+ Members served in World War I 12,233 Members in World War II 14 Members have Stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 8 Members have received the Medal of Honor 7 Members have won the Pulitzer Prize 7 Members have won the Emmy AwardSee also:

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1101 Eucalyptus Drive (between Meadowbrook and 25th Ave.) San Francisco, CA 94132 The school is located north of Lake Merced, in San Francisco's Parkside or Sunset Districts (depending on definitions). The school is accessible via the San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni) K, M, 17, 23, 28, 28L, and 29 lines. Hundreds of students walking up the narrow sidewalk on Eucalyptus Drive towards 19th Ave. for the K, M, 28 and ...

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Lowell High School San Francisco - Overview. Lowell has a unique scheduling system consisting of twenty modules. Originally instituted to alleviate crowding of facilities by having a percentage of students not attending class at any particular time, the system has also allowed for more freedom and choice for Lowell students. Students can schedule classes and still leave time for activities that interest them. Self-scheduling begins with the second semester of the freshman year. Students learn quickly how to allot time for such activities as studen ...

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Lowell High School San Francisco - Overview. The Cardinals are one of the most active student bodies in San Francisco, with over 84 academic organizations, teams and student interest clubs. Lowell also has academic teams which are exempt from volunteer hours in exchange for not being publicized as well as the clubs. The Otter Bowl team consistantly make it to the Top 3 in its competitions. The Mock Trial team has won the City Competition and advanced on to the State Competition many times. Lowell High School San Francisco - Lowell Forensic SocietySee also:

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Lowell High School San Francisco - Overview. The Cardinals are one of the most active student bodies in San Francisco, with over 84 academic organizations, teams and student interest clubs. Lowell also has academic teams which are exempt from volunteer hours in exchange for not being publicized as well as the clubs. The Otter Bowl team consistantly make it to the Top 3 in its competitions. The Mock Trial team has won the City Competition and advanced on to the State Competition many times. Lowell High School San Francisco - Lowell Forensic SocietySee also:

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In 1997, Phi Delta Theta spearheaded the initiative of having alcohol free housing within its chapters by the year 2000. The policy has since been adpted by other fraternities including Theta Chi and Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI). In 2002, Phi Delta Theta, along with Kappa Sigma left the North-American Interfraternity Conference due to ideological differences. It is not known whether or not it will go back to the organization. ...

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To begin, one player is chosen to be "it". That player thinks of a target word, which can be any word. Then "it" gives all other players a one-word hint. The hint must not include, or be a variant of, the target word. (For instance, if the target word was "doghouse", hints such as "houses" or "doggy" would be illegal, but "puppy" would be legal.) Incriminating hand gestures, clues which consist of two or more words, and hyphenated ...

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The origins of the Hulk in the TV series differ greatly from the original comic book. David Banner is a geneticist who has been traumatized by the loss of his wife in a fatal car accident, and his guilt over his inability to save her from the burning wreckage. He begins to conduct research into the strange phenomenon which sees humans display supernormal levels of strength, and to understand why others faced with a similar traumatic experience to his own were able to save themselves or their loved ones while under abnormally high emotional d ...

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