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Recorded Sunday 1990-09-30 from SABC TV4. The following week, the show would move to Friday.
They forgot to change the copyright year from MCMLXVIII TO MCMXC. They also spelt “Peavey” wrong.
Ian von Memerty: "at the same time... Different time actually, next week. Be good, be happy, be healthy. Bye-bye."
This show was specially devised for teleivsion and recorded at Caesars Palace
“Peavy amplifiers, Korg keyboards and Maxtone Drum kit supplied by Hohner”
Planner
André Olivier
Engineers
André Lotter
Dawie le Roux
S Elton
Sound
Piet Grundling
Simone Blumenthal
Peter Khumalo
Rave Hayman
Cameras
Dave Jacobs
Deon Vermeulen
Allan Getz
Wayne Stanton
Vivian Steyn
Johane Stryodom
Ettienne Snyman
Unit Supervisors
Piet Bekker
Rolf Wiers
Lighting
André van der Watt
Pierre Viljoen
J Raubenheimer
Make–up & Hair
Helen Tuck
Desire Maboea
Hester Magson
Costumes
Raymond Scheepers
Rochelle Selling
SABC Wardrobe Dept
Construction
John Morgan
Set Dresser
Gideon Lotz
Set Designer
Jenny Tygrys
Co–ordinator
Des Carroll
SABC Audio Post Production
Floor Manager
Betsie du Toit
Choreographer
Wally Green
Production Secretary
Annatjie Vilonel
On–line Editor
Apollon Ghinis
Off-line Editor
Anita van Rooijen
Script Writer & Presenter
Ian von memerty
Musical Director & Arrangements for Ian
Joe Willis
Produced by
Percy Van Rooijen
©MCMLXXXVIII SABC
Recorded Sunday 1990-09-30 from SABC TV4. The following week, the show would move to Friday.
They forgot to change the copyright year from MCMLXVIII TO MCMXC. They also spelt “Peavey” wrong.
Ian von Memerty: "at the same time... Different time actually, next week. Be good, be happy, be healthy. Bye-bye."
This show was specially devised for teleivsion and recorded at Caesars Palace
“Peavy amplifiers, Korg keyboards and Maxtone Drum kit supplied by Hohner”
Planner
André Olivier
Engineers
André Lotter
Dawie le Roux
S Elton
Sound
Piet Grundling
Simone Blumenthal
Peter Khumalo
Rave Hayman
Cameras
Dave Jacobs
Deon Vermeulen
Allan Getz
Wayne Stanton
Vivian Steyn
Johane Stryodom
Ettienne Snyman
Unit Supervisors
Piet Bekker
Rolf Wiers
Lighting
André van der Watt
Pierre Viljoen
J Raubenheimer
Make–up & Hair
Helen Tuck
Desire Maboea
Hester Magson
Costumes
Raymond Scheepers
Rochelle Selling
SABC Wardrobe Dept
Construction
John Morgan
Set Dresser
Gideon Lotz
Set Designer
Jenny Tygrys
Co–ordinator
Des Carroll
SABC Audio Post Production
Floor Manager
Betsie du Toit
Choreographer
Wally Green
Production Secretary
Annatjie Vilonel
On–line Editor
Apollon Ghinis
Off-line Editor
Anita van Rooijen
Script Writer & Presenter
Ian von memerty
Musical Director & Arrangements for Ian
Joe Willis
Produced by
Percy Van Rooijen
©MCMLXXXVIII SABC
![Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Strikes Jupiter [1994]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R82cNSPUUfE/mqdefault.jpg "Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Strikes Jupiter [1994]
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Over the course of one week in July, 21 pieces of a comet named Shoemaker-Levy 9 rained down on Jupiter. Astronomers predicted it would happen, and were ready for it.
The best pictures came from the Hubble Space Telescope, and left observers breathless.
When the first piece of the comet, Fragment A, observers saw a dark formation thousands of kilometers wide. When the largest fragment, G, hit three days later,
it unleashed a force equal to 500,000,000 Hiroshima-type bombs.
What does this mean for us? Some say Earth could become a bullseye for a comet or an asteroid.
Carl Sagan, Cornell Univ. Astronomer: Chicken Little was mistaken, but, as Shoemaker-Levy 9 hitting Jupiter reminds us, there really are these objects in the sky, and they really do hit worlds.
Shoemaker-Levy 9 leaves behind a legacy: A mountain of data that will keep scientists busy for years.
Narrator: Don Harrison
NASA Animations
CNN
Jupiter
July 16, 1994
After Impact on, Enlarged and Enhanced
Hubble Space Telescope
Wide Field Planetary Camera 2
KECK Impact G 2.2 Microns
Cornell University
Washington, D.C.
day 195
Liquid metallic hydrogen
Core")
![Rudy Giuliani Inauguration Upstaged by Son Andrew’s Antics [1994]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Re_wo_Bl9Uc/mqdefault.jpg "Rudy Giuliani Inauguration Upstaged by Son Andrew’s Antics [1994]
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Chris Farley famously lampooned this event on Saturday Night Live. The event took place January 2nd, 1994, at the Mayoral Inauguration of Rudy Giuliani.
U.S. District Judge Michael Mukasey: Please raise your right hand.
At, first it seemed a heartwarming example of father-son bonding. 7-year-old Andrew taking the oath as New York City mayor along with his father, Rudolph Guiliani.
Judge: ...that I will support the Constitution of the United States...
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, New York: ...that I will support...
But, when Mayor Giuliani went to the podium, so did Andrew.
Giuliani: Im gonna have a co-addressee I guess: Andrew.
And soon, he was upstaging his fathers no-nonsense message.
Giuliani: ...of the centrality of God to our city... ...and New York City will again be the capital of the world.
Andrew: It should be so, and it will be so.
Giuliani: All of you have the same ingenuity, the same sensitivity, the same talent, the same courage that our ancestors had ... a stronger and a healthier City. It should be so and it will be so. Thank you.
Narrator: Don Harrison, CNN")
![ʙʀAᴜɴ ‘Style ’n Go’ ad [1993]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RyPZNyAYb4Q/mqdefault.jpg "ʙʀAᴜɴ ‘Style ’n Go’ ad [1993]
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Recorded not long before 1993-04-25. New Style ’n Go. A bunch of women with very different hairstyles from curly to bald to frizzy to straight all use the Braun Style ’n Go curling iron / electric brush. Woman at the end secrets it conveniently in her jean pocket. Song in the background says Go, go go... ready? Do what you wanna do...
ʙʀAᴜɴ")
