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Whether you look online, turn on the television, or pick up a newspaper, you are likely to see something on global warming. Global warming is a “hot” topic.

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Whether you look online, turn on the television, or pick up a newspaper, you are likely to see something on global warming. Global warming is a “hot” topic.

Do you believe in global warming? Many people around the world are concerned about the effects of global warming.

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Find out why the mood swings and emotional outbursts you’re having may be peri menopause related and doesn’t mean you’re losing your mind. We reveal more in this informative report.

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Most parents want their children to grow up with a perfect white smile and this often means wearing braces as a teenager. But getting your child to accept braces may not be all that easy.

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I ran across a video that sparked my interest and I want to share my thoughts with you. I’ll briefly review the contents of the one minute clip from “Katie Couric’s Notebook,” which airs on ABC Nightly News.

Essentially, her musings are based upon the alarmingly high number of babies and toddlers that are consuming television, before they’re developmentally able to process what they’re seeing. What about your precious little ones? How much TV do they consume on a regular basis? What are they watching? Is it healthy? It’s important to know.

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Television in the 1950’s and 1960’s was far different from the formats we watch today. The weekday shows most of my friends remember were situation comedies. During the weekends – especially on Saturday mornings – the entertainment was mostly action/adventure fare.

A significant part of Baby Boomer television was a “values” component. The comedies often communicated a lesson about honesty, integrity, or treating others with respect. The main character often learned something.

Let’s look at a few of these shows – both comedies and dramas – and examine their themes:

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