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The Game Gear was basically a pocket Master System, but allowed a larger color palette, and therefore potentially better-looking graphics. Unlike the Game Boy, the system is held in a "landscape" position, with the controls at the sides, making it less cramped to hold. One of the more famous and unusual peripherals for the Game Gear was the "TV Tuner Adapter", a device that plugged into the system's cartridge slot, and allowed you to watch TV on the Game Gear's screen. Other addons included a magnifying g ...

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The series ended in a two-part episode involving Tim being displeased at how Tool Time had been changed into something resembling The Jerry Springer Show, and Jill getting a new job. The problem was that the job was in Indiana, and Tim didn't want to move at first. Of course, after talking to his neighbor, he agreed to leave Detroit. Tim ended his Tool Time appearances with a final show that garnered huge ratings. However, Jill realized that they would be moving out of the house the family grew up in. The conclusi ...

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The Lion King was so successful that Disney's television animation arm created a direct-to-video sequel (as it did with numerous other succesful animated films) called The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998), focusing on Simba's daughter Kiara. A spin-off television series called Timon and Pumbaa focused on the Meerkat and Warthog duo, and implied that the story took place during the mid Twentieth Century through the appearance of humans, human clothing and technology. A second direct-to-video sequel (or perhaps midquel), ...

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Aside from the John/Rice songs, the incidental music was by Hans Zimmer with additional material arranged by Lebo M. Also, very few of the voice actors in the movie were able to do their own singing, and a majority of the songs were done by vocal doubles. For instance, Jason Weaver sang for Jonathan Taylor-Thomas as the young Simba, and Joseph Williams sang for Matthew Broderick as the adult Simba. A soundtrack CD was sold separately from the film. In the original United States version, this CD had the following tracks: " ...

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In addition to normal shows, which involve characters in the Odyssey fictional universe, a few other formats are frequently used (in, perhaps, 10% of episodes). These divergent formats are usually connected to Odyssey by such devices as inventions of John Avery Whittaker, for instance. Adventures in Odyssey/temp - KYDS Kids Radio. The idea behind KYDS "Kids Radio" began in episode #36, "Kids Radio". Brad Dillard, a local youth, convinces Whit to allow him to use some old equipment at "Whit's End" to produc ...

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See Plot arc list for more information. Connie The first multi-part plot arc of AIO concerns Connie Kendall. Connie, a teenager from California, moves to Odyssey in episode #4: "Connie Comes to Town", and takes a job at "Whit's End". Through the first season, there is a significant amount of tension between Connie's areligious belief and the Christianity of Whit and Tom. Over time, Connie softens to Christianity, and becomes a Christian at the end of the two-part episode "Connie" (#51 & #52). Blackgaard sagaSee also:

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Adventures in Odyssey/temp - Video series. Differences between audio & video Adventures in Odyssey/temp - Book series. Adventures in Odyssey/temp - Merchandise. ...

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1981 - January. January 1 - Zsolt Baumgartner, Hungarian race car driver January 3 - Eli Manning, American football player January 6 - Mike Jones, American rapper January 12 - Quentin Griffin, American football player January 15 - El Hadji Diouf, Senegalese footballer January 15 - Howie Day, American singer and songwriter January 17 - Scott Mechlowicz, American actor January 20 - Jason Richardson, American basketball player January 20 - ...

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Bethlehem is home to two institutions of higher learning, Lehigh University and Moravian College. The Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League hold their pre-season training camp each August at the football facilities of Lehigh University. ...

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1981 - January. January 5 - Harold C. Urey, American chemist, Nobel Prize laureate (b. 1893) January 5 - Lanza del Vasto, Italian-born philosopher, poet, and activist (b. 1901) January 6 - A.J. Cronin, Scottish novelist (b. 1896) January 10 - Katherine Alexander, American actress (b. 1898) January 23 - Samuel Barber, American composer (b. 1910) 1981 - February. February 1 - Geirr Tveitt, Norwegian composer (b. 1908) See also:

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AIO reflects the beliefs and stances of its parent organization, Focus on the Family, a U.S.-based interdenominational, evangelical non-profit organization. All episodes are based on a certain scriptural reference, though the inclusion may range from simply the Chris's thematic summary at the end of the program, to the religious topic being discussed throughout the episode. Some episodes deal with general moral principles, such as honesty or trust, with little reference to Christianity in particular (for example, #158: "A License to D ...

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See Album list for more information. AIO is in a relatively unique position. Most radio dramas were popular before the advent of inexpensive and convenient recording and playback formats, and back episodes were never released. AIO, however, began near the end of the cassette tape era, and Focus on the Family decided to use that medium to create albums of AIO episodes, a decade before the custom became popular of releasing TV series on DVD. The early albums contained six cassette tapes, with tw ...

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Two video games based on the film arrived on Genesis, Game Gear, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Playstation and Game Boy Advance. They are: The Lion King (developed by Virgin) The Lion King: Simba's Mighty Adventure (developed by Activision) Both games received an enthusiastic reception from players and critics alike. However, the first game was criticized for b ...

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The Lion King was claimed to be the first animated Disney movie to be based on an original story, although the accuracy of this has become disputed. The Lion King bears a striking resemblance to a famous Japanese animated television show, Kimba the White Lion [2], and claims have been made that The Lion King was inspired by it. Most characters in Kimba have an analogue in The Lion King, and various individual scenes are nearly identical in composition and camera angle. Disney's official stance is tha ...

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Several rituals have developed around the Santa Claus figure that are normally performed by children hoping to receive gifts from him. Santa Claus - Christmas Eve rituals. In the United States and Canada, the tradition is to leave Santa a glass of milk and cookies; in Britain and Australia, he is sometimes given sherry and mince pies instead. British, Australian and American children also leave out a carrot for Santa's reindeer, and were traditionally told that if they are not good all year round, t ...

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Probably the only other place where Santa Claus makes as many appearances as in the malls is on the big screen. Motion pictures of St. Nick abound and apparently constitute their own sub-genre of the Christmas film genre. Early films of Santa revolve around similar simple plots of Santa's Christmas eve visit to children. In 1897, in a short film called Santa Claus Filling Stockings, Santa Claus is simply filling stockings from his pack of toys. Another film called Santa Claus and the Children was made in 1898. A year later, a f ...

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AIO is atypical in that it does not fall cleanly into either comedy or melodrama category, and episode plots range from the farcical (e.g., #440: "I Slap Floor") to the extremely serious (e.g., #499, "Exit"). In all, approximately one-third of all episodes fall in the purely comic category, a third in the purely dramatic category, and the remaining third are hybrid. However, all episodes are written to convey some moral, and a Bible reference verse, and are written to b ...

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See also: Christmas worldwide Santa Claus - Europe and North America. Throughout Europe and North America, Santa Claus is generally known as such, but in some countries the gift-giver's name, attributes, date of arrival, and even identity varies. Austria: Christkind ("Christ child") Belgium: Sinterklaas ("Saint Nicholas") among Flemish speakers; Le Père Noël ("Father Christmas"), among French speakers Bulgaria: Дядо Коледа (Diado Koleda (Grandfather Christm ...

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Bethlehem is located at 40°37'34" North, 75°22'32" West (40.626198, -75.375673)GR1. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 50.3 km² (19.4 mi²). 49.9 km² (19.3 mi²) of it is land and 0.4 km² (0.2 mi²) of it is water. The total area is 0.88% water. ...

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