CAPTIONED: “Star Wars” #2 of 5 - Is There A Threat? (2000)
‘Star Wars’: New Hope or Phantom Menace? Part 2 of 5 - Is There A Threat? America’s Defense Monitor Show #1330 WHUT-TV, Washington, DC Original Air Date: April 2, 2000 total run time: 28 minutes SYNOPSIS: For 40 years, American scientists have tried - and failed - to build a system to protect the U.S. from long-range missile attack. In October 1999, the successful test of a missile interceptor breathed new life into Ronald Reagan’s dream of a national shield against enemy missiles. But will building “Star Wars” make us any safer? Featured Experts: Tom Collina Union of Concerned Scientists Bruce Gagnon Global Network Against Nuclear Power & Weapons in Space Maj. Gen. Milnor Roberts High Frontier Joseph Cirincione Carnegie Endowment for International Peace William Schneider Rumsfeld Commission George Tenet Director, Central Intelligence Agency And remarks by: U.S. Senator Thad Cochran U.S. Senator James Inhofe President Ronald Reagan Written, edited, and produced by Jon Lottman for the Center for Defense Information. Program content © 2000, CDI, inc.
Author: jonlottman
Keywords: closed open captions captioned SDH subtitles Reagan outer space weapons laser missile defense military nuclear ICBM USA
Added: September 4, 2008
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World Tech Update
In this week’s show: we report from IFA in Berlin on a virtual mirror that makes trying on clothes a snap, Sony’s new line of Walkman players, LG’s network attached storage system, a super slim prototype LCD TV by Philips, eco friendly electronics, a traffic alert system, Toshiba’s advanced 3D modeling and Samsung’s new lightweight laptop.
Author: macworld
Keywords: Virtual mirror Walkman N4B1 COOPERS
Added: September 5, 2008
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CAPTIONED: “Star Wars” #1 of 5 - Introduction (2000)
‘Star Wars’: New Hope or Phantom Menace? Part 1 of 5 - Introduction America’s Defense Monitor Show #1330 WHUT-TV, Washington, DC Original Air Date: April 2, 2000 total run time: 28 minutes SYNOPSIS: For 40 years, American scientists have tried - and failed - to build a system to protect the U.S. from long-range missile attack. In October 1999, the successful test of a missile interceptor breathed new life into Ronald Reagan’s dream of a national shield against enemy missiles. But will building “Star Wars” make us any safer? Featured Experts: Tom Collina Union of Concerned Scientists Bruce Gagnon Global Network Against Nuclear Power & Weapons in Space Maj. Gen. Milnor Roberts High Frontier Joseph Cirincione Carnegie Endowment for International Peace William Schneider Rumsfeld Commission George Tenet Director, Central Intelligence Agency And remarks by: U.S. Senator Thad Cochran U.S. Senator James Inhofe President Ronald Reagan Written, edited, and produced by Jon Lottman for the Center for Defense Information. Program content © 2000, CDI, inc.
Author: jonlottman
Keywords: closed open captions captioned SDH subtitles Reagan outer space weapons laser missile defense military nuclear ICBM USA
Added: September 4, 2008
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Fall TV preview: ‘Life on Mars’ (USA Today)
This American version of the two-season, 16-episode British sci-fi crime show stars Jason O’Mara as a present-day cop who wakes up back in the ’70s.
Source: www.usatoday.com
HBO Boxing:Juan Manuel Marquez’ Greatest Hits (HBO)
Watch highlights of Marquez’ exciting career on HBO. Marquez takes on Joel Casamayor Saturday, September 13th on HBO PPV. For more, log onto HBO.com
Author: HBO
Keywords: HBO Juan Manuel Marquez Boxing World Championship
Added: September 5, 2008
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