who is Alex p. Keaton?
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Micheal Fox played this character in a sitcom that was very popular in the 1980's.  he meant his wife while she was a guest star on it.  Also Courtney Cox began trying to be an actress on this sitcom.
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I'd read some reviews:\n\nhttp://www.knology.net/~archinsc/bookreviews/kessler.htm\n\nhttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=950DE6DA113DF93AA25750C0A96F948260
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Closest to the Heisman? I would normally argee with you about Steve Slaton. However, I'm thinking that he and Pat White will split a lot of votes unless he runs wild the last two games. So, with two huge games against USF and Rutgers, I'd say Slaton, but I'm thinking that if Brady Quinn has a great game vs. USC, then he may be right there.
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Rory Emerald = A pranskter, \nF.N.A.(formerly known as) Julian Lee Hobbs\n\n"But it’s hard to tell with Emerald, whose name is a question. He legally changed it to Emerald from Julian Lee Hobbs, so he says."\n\n\nPrankster puts fake ad in RGJ\nCute kitten with two heads lives only in Californian’s imagination\nDon Cox \nRENO GAZETTE-JOURNAL\n9/7/2005 11:37 pm \n   \n     \n \n   \nThe “absolutely adorable” kitten with two heads lives, apparently, only in the somewhat bizarre imagination of a Southern California man who identified himself Tuesday as Rory Emerald, the serial prankster.\n\n“People don’t want to believe it’s not real,” Emerald said by telephone. “They want to believe a two-headed cat exists.”\n\nOn paper it does, or did. The classified advertisement in the Reno Gazette-Journal said:\n\n“KITTEN: Unique kitten with two heads, absolutely adorable, found N. Reno area.”\n\nNo such kitten was found in north Reno or anyplace else. It was all just a joke, according to Emerald, who said he lives in Anaheim, Calif., and puts false advertisements in newspapers across the country for laughs.\n\nThis time he picked Reno.\n\n“It was a friendly hoax,” said Emerald, who described himself as a 38-year-old stay-at-home father who enjoys being funny in print.\n\nThe seven-day ad, which appeared for the last time Wednesday, was placed for free in the “found pets” column of the Gazette-Journal’s classified section. It started running Sept. 1.\n\n“I knew I wanted to do something in the Reno paper,” Emerald said. “I don’t really know why. Something told me to do it in the Reno paper. It turned out to be a good thing.”\n\nA cat with two heads, apparently, attracted attention.\n\nCalls from across state\n\n“I have been getting so many calls from Reno and all over Nevada,” said Emerald, who included his home telephone number in the ad. “I would say it’s definitely up to 50.”\n\nEmerald said he didn’t talk to everyone who answered his ad.\n\n“I was away for the weekend,” Emerald said. “There were a lot of calls from my (answering) service. I turned the phone off. I even got some calls at 1 or 2 o’clock in the morning.”\n\nSometimes, said Kathleen Colombo, Gazette-Journal classified sales manager, it’s hard to tell truth from hoax, especially when someone is placing an ad by phone. All you hear is a voice.\n\n“The hardest part is if you get somebody very convincing,” Colombo said. “You can’t check the body language.”\n\nSince June, Emerald has become famous, at least on the Internet, for his fake ads. There are Web stories about hoax classified ads from Emerald in newspapers in North Dakota, Texas and Montana.\n\nOne of those ads said Elvis Presley’s tour bus had been found near Fargo, N.D., with many personal items from the dead rock ’n’ roll legend. Another ad said ancient Egyptian artifacts had been discovered in the hills near Missoula, Mont.\n\nEmerald said he started the pranks during the Michael Jackson trial this year when he placed an ad in a California newspaper saying a prosthetic nose was discovered near Jackson’s ranch near Santa Barbara, Calif.\n\n“I’m trying to keep the ads funny,” Emerald said.\n\nSometimes, apparently, the laughter dies.\n\nArrested in Beverly Hills\n\nEmerald said he spent about five months in a Los Angeles jail several years ago when he was arrested for theft in a Beverly Hills store while posing as the personal shopper for actress Mia Farrow.\n\n“Yes, that happened,” Emerald said. “I remember getting arrested.”\n\nThe pranks, at least the ones in newspapers, will continue, according to Emerald.\n\n“I’m going to keep doing it until I can’t find anything interesting or fun to put in the paper,” he said. “A bunch of things came to me (Monday) night.”\n\nBut it’s hard to tell with Emerald, whose name is a question. He legally changed it to Emerald from Julian Lee Hobbs, so he says.\n\n\n
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From Wikipedia:\n\nGeorge Stanley Halas (February 2, 1895 - October 31, 1983), nicknamed "Papa Bear" and "Mr. Everything", was an American player, coach, owner and pioneer in professional football and the iconic longtime leader of the NFL's Chicago Bears.
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Michael J. Fox is a celebrated actor, best known for playing Alex P. Keaton in the NBC Sitcom "Family Ties" in the 1980s, Marty McFly in Robert Zemeckis' "Back to the Future" trilogy, and Michael Flaherty in the ABC Comedy "Spin City."\n\nHe was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and for the most part, exited the acting business in 2000 with a very public acknowledgement that the disease was affecting his work.\n\nHe has since started the Michael J. Fox foundation for Parkinson's research.
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no, he was involved with a guy name Sam\n\nThe Doctor of the Atheist Revolution has spoken !
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Minister Louis Farrakhan.\n\nLM
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He has his own website...\n\nhttp://www.petebest.com/
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Bill Arnett\nhttp://www.nineplanets.org/
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Alex also speaks several languages.  In case you're interested, here is some more information about him ...\n\nJeopardy host Alex Trebek was born on July 22, 1940 in Ontario, Canada.\n\nHe was graduated from the University of Ottawa with a degree in Philosophy, then joined Canada's main network, CBC (the Canadian Broadcasting Company), where he reported the national news on both TV and radio.\n\nBut Alex didn't find his niche until he became a game show host (or, as 'Lou Grant' would say, "a quizmaster"). Over the next 20 years, he would host a wide variety of game shows, including  "Pitfall", "Battlestars", "The $128,000 Question", "Double Dare", "High Rollers", The "Wizard of Odds", "Strategy" and "Reach for the Top".\n\nIn 1984, he landed his big role as host of "Jeopardy!" (replacing former host Art Fleming). For years it sat atop the ratings, as the #1 TV quiz show (until Regis came along with "Millionaire").\n\nAlex has won two Emmy Awards for his role as host, and was also honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. (It's located at 6501 Hollywood Boulevard - near Ann Margaret & Vincent Price.)\n\nIn his spare time, Alex hosts the annual "National Geography Bee" in the U.S. and Canada.\n\nTrebek became a U.S. citizen in 1998. He now lives in Studio City with his wife (Jean) and two children (Matthew & Emily). He owns a thoroughbred horse ranch in Creston, California (called Creston Farms), and until recently he he also owned a winery called Creston Vineyards.
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its a shocking and surprising thing\n\nits ajay jadeja!
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Yep.  Sascha Baron Cohen... star of the upcoming BALLS OF FURY.  Keep an eye on that one.
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It is 8:55 pm on Sat. night. here in Madison, Wisconsin. USA\nEaster Bunny has not come yet. But he already left me a pineapple. :)
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Tom Delay\nhttp://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2005/8/17/144732/740
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1) patrick swayze\n2) also patrick swayze\n3) napolean dynomite\n4) village people\n5) and the top answer for why alexander died tonight is because he was a flaming homo who made out with his comrades and his name was really colin ferell, what a queer, man i wish i was his comrade, i mean what the f? who wrote that?
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I think you mean Matt Leinhart who doesn't play for the Redskins but plays for the Arizona Cardinals. He is a rookie USC QB in the NFL.