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The headquarters of Sun TV Network is in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

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214 for HD 14 for non HD

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Currently, 31 January 2012, She is 30 years old.

Her family appears to be Burmese, according to indirect statements by her on TV.

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Alex Wagner's ethnicity is half-Burmese. (Per MSNBC, 'NOW with Alex Wagner' April 2, 2012)

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HBO is "funded" by subscribers to the service.

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This happened during February 2011. Julio Villamariona Garcia, a security guard on the set of NCIS, was struck and killed by a van. The driver, 60-year old Ralph Blunt, lost control of the vehicle due to an undisclosed medical condition. Filming was suspended, and later, a 'In Memoriam' message was added to the closing credits to the 15 Feb 2011 episode ("Defiance" 8x15).

Sources:

"Julio Garcia NCIS: Julio Garcia Dies on NCIS Set", Missy Yates, Long Island Press, 2/16/2011 (See the related link)

"NCIS: 'In Memory Of Julio Villamariona Garcia' Closing Credit", Bruce Simmons, 2/20/2011 (See the related link)

"List of NCIS Episodes" (See the related link)

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Not at the moment.

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NBC uses a peacock logo as a reference to its color broadcast of the Rose Bowl parade in 1954. NBC had greater access to color television technology than its competitors because it was a subsidiary of RCA, a television set manufacturer.

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I've seen this happen before, years ago. What actually seems to happen is that sometime during the 1/2 hour newscast, the winners name is flashed upon the screen. When I saw it, it didn't seem to actually be PART OF the newscast - in other words, the newspeople didn't announce it, and it didn't flash on the screen while they were talking. It almost seemed like a commercial that was designed to look like part of the newscast.

The point is, if it is a paid announcement, NBC Nightly News wouldn't know anything about it at all. They only know what is on their show. When they cut to commercial, they don't have any idea what the commercial is.

Therefore, when PCH says that the name of the winner is going to be announced "during" the NBC Nightly News, they are correct. It is 'during' the news. But it isn't necessarily ON the news, or BY the NBC News Crew. So they aren't breaching any ethics - they're just telling you when they'll be announcing. Insinuating that NBC Nightly News is a part of it is a marketing technique that gives it more credibility.

If anyone else has different info, please step in and correct me.

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Cable Modem

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John Logie Baird (August 13, 1888 - June 14, 1946) Scottish engineer and inventor of the world's first working television system in Hastings, England in 1923. An official blue plaque marks the house where this took place. Hastings Museum hold various pieces of related correspondence. A further demonstration subsequently took place in a department store, Selfridges, in London England, by Mr Baird himself. This took place in 1925. The system was successful enough to become commercialised, and the BBC began the world's first regular television broadcasts, using the Baird system, In 1927, Baird transmitted a long-distance television signal over 438 miles (705 km) of telephone line between London and Glasgow; Baird transmitted the world's first long-distance television pictures to the Central Hotel at Glasgow Central Station. He then set up the Baird Television Development Company Ltd, which in 1928 made the first transatlantic television transmission, from London to Hartsdale, New York. In 1939, Baird showed color television using a cathode ray tube in front of which revolved a disc fitted with colour filters, a method taken up by CBS and RCA in the United States. In 1941 He patented and demonstrated a system of three dimensional television at a definition of 500 lines. On 16 August 1944 he gave the world's first demonstration of a fully electronic colour television display. Later in America I think you mean which NETWORKS were aired on the first TVs. In 1946 when TV began national broadcasts there were only the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) and DuMont. The latter disappeared after the 1954-55 season. ABC and CBS joined in 1948. These networks have "affiliates" in about 215 cities all over the US. In New York, for example, NBC was on channel 4 and DuMont was on channel 5. In Pittburgh it's channels 11 and 2. So to answer your question literally, it all depends on which city you're talking about.

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Channel 4, the British TV channel, began broadcasting on the 2nd of November 1982.

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9:00 am,Sundays. The channel is either fox 5 or my9 , Try the links below.

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CBS and Warner Brothers

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cancelled

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I would definitely do a search on eBay. Also, you can post that you need this item by posting a request for it on Amazon.com on a "reverse" eBay type of site.

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Roger Mudd

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Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965)

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there isn't bbc2+1 try iplayer

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BarryS4eva from CBSsportsline