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| | |  Bob Young: Encyclopedia - YoungYoung may refer to more than one place:
Young, Arizona, USA
Young, New South Wales, Australia
Young, Rìo Negro, Uruguay
Young is a frequently-encountered surname:
Adrian Young, member of the band No Doubt
Andrew Young, activist in the Civil Rights movement
Andrew Young, Scottish poet
Bob Young, CEO of Red Hat
Brigham Young, Mormon religious leader
Charlie Young, singer and actress from Hong Kong
Coleman Young, a form ...
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - International versions Internationally, the show has taken off airing in at least over 50 countries world-wide, some with red haired, female presenters, some without, and some even with male presenters such as the US syndicated edition as mentioned below. Others include the Irish version hosted by Eamon Dunphy, the Italian version presented by Enrico Papi, the Chilean version (broadcast on Canal 13) hosted by local actress Catalina Pulido, the South African (broadcast on SABC3) with Fiona Coyne, the Polish version with Kazimiera Szczuka on TVN, the Filipino versio ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - International versions |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - CFL News in 2003 The Canadian Football League made a new five-year television deal with TSN and the CBC on February 27. Through the new agreement, TSN and CBC will be broadcasting 77 games, which is the most in CFL history. The CFL also introduced new specialty weekends that includes the Canada Day Bash, the Labour Day Classic and the Gridiron Thanksgiving. CFL.ca launched it's new website in July.
The CFL also assumes control of the Toronto Argonauts on July 29 and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on August 15. The league appointed Paul Robson as the interim ...
See also:2003 CFL season, 2003 CFL season - CFL News in 2003, 2003 CFL season - Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Final Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup playoffs, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Semi-Finals, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Finals, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup Championship, 2003 CFL season - 2003 CFL All-Stars, 2003 CFL season - OFFENCE, 2003 CFL season - DEFENCE, 2003 CFL season - SPECIAL TEAMS, 2003 CFL season - 2003 Rogers AT&T CFL Awards Read more here: » 2003 CFL season: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - CFL News in 2003 |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - History The show started when Laporte recorded a "roundtable" between himself, Patrick Norton, Sarah Norton, Kevin Rose, David Prager, and Roger Chang at Macworld Expo 2005, and posted it to his weblog. (This episode is now referred to as "the pilot" or "episode 0".) They came up with the idea to make this into a weekly show featuring more former cast members from The Screen Savers. The first episode was posted on Monday, April 18, 2005, and weekly episodes have followed. (There has been one special "mid-week" s ...
See also:This Week in Tech, This Week in Tech - History, This Week in Tech - Title, This Week in Tech - Production, This Week in Tech - Audio version, This Week in Tech - Video version, This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing, This Week in Tech - Other details, This Week in Tech - Spin-offs Read more here: » This Week in Tech: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - History |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Franchise history On Wednesday, November 3, 1869, in a room above George Lee's Fruit Store, the Hamilton Football Club was formed. In 1908, the Tigers won the dominion championship, a year before the Grey Cup was presented.
Prior to World War II, Hamilton's football team was known as the Tigers. The colours of yellow and black were well represented and the present philosophy of tough football was established in those early days. The only time that Hamilton football was interrupted as a ...
See also:Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Franchise history, Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Players of note, Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Canadian Football Hall of Famers, Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Current stars Read more here: » Hamilton Tiger-Cats: Encyclopedia II - Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Franchise history |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - Dinosaurs TV series - Adult Themes Dinosaurs had several episodes with adult themes or references. At the end of the episode "A New Leaf," Robbie made a short public service announcement (asking to help put an end to preachy anti-drug episodes) in which he described the show as "adult-themed." In another episode, Earl made a self-referential joke while watching a puppet show, arguing that while the show had an aesthetic appeal to children, its humor was aimed at adults.
Indeed, despite the cartoonish violence that often occurred in the series, many jokes were ai ...
See also:Dinosaurs TV series, Dinosaurs TV series - Adult Themes, Dinosaurs TV series - The Shows Within the Show, Dinosaurs TV series - Trivia, Dinosaurs TV series - Cast list, Dinosaurs TV series - Crew Read more here: » Dinosaurs TV series: Encyclopedia II - Dinosaurs TV series - Adult Themes |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format
The Weakest Link - Overview.
The original format featured a "team" of nine contestants who take turns answering general knowledge questions. The object of each round is to answer a "chain" of consecutive correct answers to earn an increasing amount for a single communal pot of up to ten thousand pounds. However, just one incorrect answer wipes out any money earned in that chain. Before their question is asked, a contestant may say "bank" and the money earned thus far is safely stored, however a new chain is initiated from scratch. It is advantageous but risky to not say bank, as each successive corr ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Other details In the first few episodes, the hosts talked about doing video chats through iChat and releasing both audio and video versions of the show. No mention of this idea was made again until episode 16, when Kevin Rose suggested that the Revision3 Studios camera crew could produce the video version.
Laporte announced in episode 3 that the show will always be free, and will never include advertising. Listeners can optionally "subscribe" via Paypal, at a cost of $2 per month or $20 per year, or give a one-time donation. These funds have been used to purchase radio-quality microphones ...
See also:This Week in Tech, This Week in Tech - History, This Week in Tech - Title, This Week in Tech - Production, This Week in Tech - Audio version, This Week in Tech - Video version, This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing, This Week in Tech - Other details, This Week in Tech - Spin-offs Read more here: » This Week in Tech: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Other details |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Spin-offs Episodes of This Week in Tech usually feature a large number of hosts. Even with the episodes being around an hour long, there is not enough time to discuss all of the week's technology news stories, take listener questions, and talk about every host's current projects. Because of this, Laporte recently decided that he wants to create at least two additional podcasts. These spin-offs will be shorter, have ...
See also:This Week in Tech, This Week in Tech - History, This Week in Tech - Title, This Week in Tech - Production, This Week in Tech - Audio version, This Week in Tech - Video version, This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing, This Week in Tech - Other details, This Week in Tech - Spin-offs Read more here: » This Week in Tech: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Spin-offs |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing The show is available in four formats: 64 kbit/s MP3, 32 kbit/s MP3, AAC, and Ogg Vorbis. Occasionally however these bitrates vary if a stereo version of the podcast is produced. The files are distributed via several means, including direct downloads with bandwidth provided by AOL and via bittorrent, a preferred method since this puts little strain on the official server.
The original server load went up significantly when iTunes 4.9 was released, since it has built-in support for podcasting but no support for BitTorrent. This causes ...
See also:This Week in Tech, This Week in Tech - History, This Week in Tech - Title, This Week in Tech - Production, This Week in Tech - Audio version, This Week in Tech - Video version, This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing, This Week in Tech - Other details, This Week in Tech - Spin-offs Read more here: » This Week in Tech: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Production
This Week in Tech - Audio version.
The pilot episode was recorded when all of the hosts were together at the Macworld Expo 2005.
In episodes 1 through 20, Laporte talked to the other hosts through an Internet audio chat. They originally used Skype, but were limited by the number of users that could join a single conference call. Teamspeak was used in episode four to allow for more hosts to join, but there was a problem with latency (lagging). Skype has been used primarily since episode five, with Leo occasionally kicking one host out to allow for another one to join in for a ...
See also:This Week in Tech, This Week in Tech - History, This Week in Tech - Title, This Week in Tech - Production, This Week in Tech - Audio version, This Week in Tech - Video version, This Week in Tech - Distribution and licensing, This Week in Tech - Other details, This Week in Tech - Spin-offs Read more here: » This Week in Tech: Encyclopedia II - This Week in Tech - Production |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - Red Hat - History Red Hat was founded by entrepreneur Marc Ewing in 1993, and in 1995 Red Hat was bought out by ACC Bookstores, run by Canadian Bob Young. Young then took the role as CEO of the company, until he was succeeded by Matthew Szulik in 1999.
On August 11, 1999, the company completed its initial public offering of six million shares of common stock at a price of $14 per share on the NASDAQ. On November 15, 1999, Red Hat announced its merger with Cygnus Solutions, a leading open source vendor. Consequently, Red Hat now develops Cygwin. Other acquisitions have followed, notably those of ArsDigita, Sis ...
See also:Red Hat, Red Hat - History, Red Hat - Business model, Red Hat - Fedora, Red Hat - Nomenclature Read more here: » Red Hat: Encyclopedia II - Red Hat - History |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - Dinosaurs TV series - The Shows Within the Show While Dinosaurs was, of course, a TV show, several jokes in the series were at the expense of television shows in general. Earl often wants to watch TV rather than do something more practical, and several jokes accuse television of "dumbing down" the population and making it lazy. Four episodes had themes related to television. In "Family Challenge," Earl gets the family to go on a game show in order to win a new TV when both of the household's televisions are destroyed. In "Fran Live," Fran gets a call-in show when she suggests that ...
See also:Dinosaurs TV series, Dinosaurs TV series - Adult Themes, Dinosaurs TV series - The Shows Within the Show, Dinosaurs TV series - Trivia, Dinosaurs TV series - Cast list, Dinosaurs TV series - Crew Read more here: » Dinosaurs TV series: Encyclopedia II - Dinosaurs TV series - The Shows Within the Show |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - Regular Season Standings
2003 CFL season - Final Regular Season Standings.
Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, Pts = Points
Bold text means that they have clinched the playoffs.
Edmonton and Montreal both have first round byes.
Due to the cross-over rule - the B.C. Lions will play the Toronto Argonauts in the E ...
See also:2003 CFL season, 2003 CFL season - CFL News in 2003, 2003 CFL season - Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Final Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup playoffs, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Semi-Finals, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Finals, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup Championship, 2003 CFL season - 2003 CFL All-Stars, 2003 CFL season - OFFENCE, 2003 CFL season - DEFENCE, 2003 CFL season - SPECIAL TEAMS, 2003 CFL season - 2003 Rogers AT&T CFL Awards Read more here: » 2003 CFL season: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - Regular Season Standings |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup playoffs Note: All dates in 2003
2003 CFL season - Divisional Semi-Finals.
Semi-Final
Semi-Final
2003 CFL season - Divisional Finals.
Final
Final
2003 CFL season - Grey Cup Championship.
The 91st Annual Grey Cup Game - Regina, Saskatchewan
Jason Tucker (WR) is named as the Grey Cup's Most Valuable Player.
Ben Cahoon (SB) is named as the Grey Cup's Most Valuab ...
See also:2003 CFL season, 2003 CFL season - CFL News in 2003, 2003 CFL season - Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Final Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup playoffs, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Semi-Finals, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Finals, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup Championship, 2003 CFL season - 2003 CFL All-Stars, 2003 CFL season - OFFENCE, 2003 CFL season - DEFENCE, 2003 CFL season - SPECIAL TEAMS, 2003 CFL season - 2003 Rogers AT&T CFL Awards Read more here: » 2003 CFL season: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup playoffs |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format
The Weakest Link - Overview.
The original format featured a team of nine contestants who take turns answering general knowledge questions. The object of each round is to answer a chain of consecutive correct answers to earn an increasing amount for a single communal pot of up to ten thousand pounds. However, just one incorrect answer wipes out any money earned in that chain. Before their question is asked, a contestant may say "bank" and the money earned thus far is safely stored ...
See also:The Weakest Link, The Weakest Link - Format, The Weakest Link - Overview, The Weakest Link - Detail, The Weakest Link - Final, The Weakest Link - Success, The Weakest Link - International versions, The Weakest Link - American version, The Weakest Link - Australia, The Weakest Link - Hong Kong, The Weakest Link - Philippines, The Weakest Link - Mexico, The Weakest Link - Germany, The Weakest Link - Poland, The Weakest Link - Trivia Read more here: » The Weakest Link: Encyclopedia II - The Weakest Link - Format |
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| | | | Bob Young: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - 2003 CFL All-Stars
2003 CFL season - SPECIAL TEAMS.
P - Noel Prefontaine
K - Lawrence Tynes
ST - Bashir Levingston
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See also:2003 CFL season, 2003 CFL season - CFL News in 2003, 2003 CFL season - Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Final Regular Season Standings, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup playoffs, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Semi-Finals, 2003 CFL season - Divisional Finals, 2003 CFL season - Grey Cup Championship, 2003 CFL season - 2003 CFL All-Stars, 2003 CFL season - OFFENCE, 2003 CFL season - DEFENCE, 2003 CFL season - SPECIAL TEAMS, 2003 CFL season - 2003 Rogers AT&T CFL Awards Read more here: » 2003 CFL season: Encyclopedia II - 2003 CFL season - 2003 CFL All-Stars |
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