Did you know that Syeuer was also well known for playing Johnny "Viper" Vennaro in the 1994 children's comedy film Little Giants?
Did you know that Steuer for several years was as a musician, Steuer entered the food service business and owned his own restaurant in Portland, Oregon?
(March 27, 1984 – January 1, 2018)
Did you know that Steuer In 2003,[4] and several other local musicians formed the glam punk band Kill
City Thrillers.?
Did you know that Steuer performed as lead singer for the band under the name Jonny P. Jewels.?
Did you know that Steuer, known now as Jonny P. Jewels, died on January 1, 2018, he was 33?
Sue Taylor Grafton was an American author of detective novels died she was 77? . She is best "A" Is for Alibi, etc.) featuring private investigator Kinsey Millhone in the fictional city of Santa Teresa, California. The daughter of detective novelist C. W. Grafton, she said the strongest influence on her crime novels was author Ross Macdonald. Prior to success with this series, she wrote screenplays for television movies.
(April 24, 1940 – December 28, 2017)
Grafton's "B" Is for Burglar and "C" Is for Corpse won the first two Anthony Awards for Best Novel (1986 & 1987), which are selected by the attendees of the annual Bouchercon Convention, ever awarded.[17][18] She has won the Anthony Best Novel Award once more (1991 for "G" Is for Gumshoe) and has been the recipient of three Shamus Awards.[18][19] Additionally in 1987 Grafton's short story, "The Parker Shotgun", won the Anthony Award for Best Short Story.[18] On June 13, 2000, Sue Grafton was the recipient of the 2000 YWCA of
Lexington Smith-Breckinridge Distinguished Woman of Achievement Award.[20]
In 2004, she received the Ross Macdonald Literary Award,
which is given to "a California writer whose work raises the standard
of literary excellence." In 2008, Grafton was awarded the Cartier Dagger by the British Crime Writers' Association, honoring a lifetime's achievement in the field. Grafton received the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America in 2009.[21] In 2013, she was presented Bouchercon's Lifetime Achievement Award.[22]
In 2014, she was a Guest of Honor at Left Coast Crime.[23] She was also nominated for a 2014 Shamus Award in the category of Best Hardcover Novel, which she had won three times previously.[24]
She married her third husband, Steven F. Humphrey, in 1978.[7] They lived in Santa Barbara, California, and Louisville, Kentucky, as Humphrey taught at universities in both cities.[12] In 2000, the couple bought and later restored Lincliff, a 28-acre (11 ha) Louisville estate once owned by hardware baron William Richardson Belknap.[3][25]
Grafton died on December 28, 2017, after a two-year battle with cancer.[15][26][7]
Did you know that Rose Marie from The Dick Van Dyke Show died was 94?
Did you know thatThe Dick Van Dyke Show
in the 1960?\
Rose Marie's was a pistol as comedy writer Sally Rogers on
Did you know that Rose Marie reemerged in 2017 as a voice in the #MeToo
movement?
Did you know that Rose Marie, who died in Van Nuys, California, .and one
of the last of a generation of entertainers whose career spanned
vaudeville, radio, movies, Broadway, television, and social media?
Did you know that Marie career
lasted nine decades and she was a show-business prodigy?
Did you know that she was Born Rose Marie Mazzetta on August 15,
1923, she won a talent contest at the age of three; as a prize, NBC gave
her her own radio show and a seven-year contract?
Did you know that Rose Marie made her screen debut in the 1929 short Baby Rose Marie the Child Wonder?
Did you know that Marie most memorable film role was as a featured attraction belting out
“My Bluebird’s Singing the Blues” in the 1933 W.C. Fields comedy International House?
Did you know that Rose Marie
is best known for her Emmy-nominated role as Sally Rogers, an unmarried
career woman who held her own with fellow comedy writers Rob Petrie (Van Dyke) and Buddy Sorrell (Morey Amsterdam, whom Marie had known since she was 11 and had recommended for the role)?
Did you know that the The Dick Van Dyke Show ran for five seasons?
Did you know that the signature bow Sally wore in her hair was later donated to the Smithsonian Institution?
Did you know that Marie
was married to musician Bobby Guy, who died from a bloodstream
infection in 1964 at the age of 48?
Did you know that Marie and Guy had been married 18 years, and
had a daughter, Georgiana?
Did you know that a Colonoscopy
is a procedure that involves the insertion of a flexible tube
(colonoscope) into the rectum and around to the top of the colon. It is
done while patients are asleep.?
Did you know that the Colonscopy is the only tool we have available that allows:
1) direct visualization of the lining of the colon (mucosa), 2) biopsy
or sampling of the mucosa, and 3) removal of polyps or growths within
the colon?
Did you know that the Colonscopy gives us the opportunity to diagnose different
diseases, such as colitis, by visualizing specific abnormalities and
taking biopsies?
Did you know that nearly
one in every 20 adult Americans will develop colon cancer in his or her
lifetime?
Did you know that research has confirmed that the single best prevention for
colon cancer is the early detection and removal of all colon polyps. And
the best method for detection and removal is a colonoscopy?
Did you know that the Colonoscopy
plays an important role in preventing colorectal cancer because
precancerous polyps can be detected and removed during the same exam
when they are discovered.?
Did you know that Colorectal cancer, often referred to as colon
cancer, develops in the colon or the rectum (known as the large bowel or
large intestine)?
Did you know that the colon and rectum are parts of the digestive
system, which is also called the gastrointestinal (GI) tract?
Dod you know that thee
digestive system processes food for energy and eliminates solid waste?
Did you know that Colorectal cancer usually develops slowly over many years. Most
colorectal cancer begins as a noncancerous (benign) adenoma or polyp
(abnormal growth) that develops on the lining of the colon or rectum?
Did you know that Polyps can be removed to significantly reduce cancer risk?
Did you know that Colonoscopy
is considered the gold standard of colorectal cancer screening methods
for its ability to view the entire colon and both detect and remove
polyps during the same procedure?
Did you know that the instrument, called a
colonoscope, has its own lens and light source and it allows your doctor
to view images on a video monitor?
Did you know that colorectal cancer, which is the third leading cause of cancer deaths
in the U.S?
Did you know that Annually, approximately 150,000 new cases of colorectal
cancer are diagnosed in the U.S. and nearly 50,000 people die from the
disease?
Did you know that it is estimated that increased awareness and screening would
save at least 30,000 lives each year?
Did you know that beginning at age 50, both men and women at average
risk for developing colorectal cancer should have a colonoscopy every 10
years?
Did you know that people with risk factors or family history of colorectal cancer
should talk with a gastroenterologist about screening sooner and find
out how often they need to be screened?
Did you know that Veteran
TV journalist Amanda Davis died Wednesday after suffering a "massive
spontaneous stroke," ?
Did you know that CBS46 reported that
Davis medical episode occurred Tuesday while Davis was waiting for a
flight at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport?
Did you know that Davis
Tweeted last week that her "pops" had passed away and the funeral was
to be held Wednesday?
Did you know that the Emmy-award winning journalist previously spent 26 years at FOX5 Atlanta?
Did you know that in 2013,Davis retired from the FOX affiliate after a very public DUI arrest., she
talked openly about her struggles with alcohol and depression following
her third DUI arrest?
Did you know that Heather Menzies-Urich, who played
Louisa von Trapp in the "The Sound of Music," has died she was 68?
Did you know that Heather, was also the widow of actor Robert Urich,
had very recently been diagnosed with brain cancer?
Did you know that Heather was an actress, a ballerina and loved living her life to the fullest?
Did you know that the castmembers actresses Heather Menzies-Urich (L), Kym Karath
(C) and Debbie Turner pose during 50th anniversary screening of musical
drama film?
Did you know that Heather died after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer?
Did you know that the Sound Of Music went on to win 10 Oscars?
Did you know that Heather was born in Toronto, her first screen credit came in the TV series "The Farmer's Daughter" in 1964?
Did you know that in a dispute with his business partner at Universal, Disney lost the
rights to Oswald the Rabbit and inspired the birth of
the Iconic Mouse?
Did you know that if you at the two characters, you can see the
resemblance. Red shorts, big ears and wide eyes sound familiar?
Did you know that while Mickey and Minnie were never in a wedding in any film, disney decided in the studio that the two mice already were happily hitched?
Did you know that Mickey and Minnie big
screen debut together was in “Steamboat Willie” in 1928/
Did you know that every year on
November 18, that Minnie and Mickey celebrate their birthdays together.
Did you know that Mickey Mouse is a huge fan of hot dogs and he reveal that to the world in 1929 in his ninth film, “The Karnival Kid,”
and even did a hot dog dance?
Did you know that Mickey’s white gloves actually help distinguish his hands from the
rest of his body?
Did you know that Disney LegendUb Iwerks
was the sole animator for Mickey Mouse in “Plane Crazy,” and produced
an estimated 700 drawings per day for the film, some during the day (as a
part of a secret project for Walt) and others after hours in Walt’s
garage?
Did you know that Mickey’s movements, early animators drew inspiration
from popular comedic film stars of the day – like Charlie Chaplin?
Did you know that Walt Disney was the voice wasn’t satisfied with the first few actors chosen to
provide a voice for Mickey Mouse, so he did it, and continued to do so
through about 1947?
A Mickey Mouse comic strip, penned by Ub Iwerks, launched in January
1930, and at its height was printed in 40 newspapers in 22 countries.
Did you know that thet he first Mickey Mouse
doll was designed in 1930?
Did you know that Mickey Mouse made his debut appearance in the “Macy’s Santa Claus
Parade” (now “Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade”) in 1934?
Did you know that measuring
40-feet-tall, the balloon was handpainted and guided by men and women
dressed in Mickey/Minnie Mouse costumes?
Did you know that when Walt was contemplating a name for his first theme park (Disneyland park), he once considered calling it “Mickey Mouse Village?”
Did you know that Mickey Mouse was the first animated character to have a star on the
Hollywood Walk of Fame, which was given on his birthday (November 18) in
1978?
Did you know that the Partners Statue, a sculpture of Walt and Mickey holding hands, debuted at Disneyland park on Mickey’s birthday in 1993?
Did you know that the average human brain contains approximately 86 billion neurons? These remarkable cells form intricate networks, allowing us to think, feel, and experience the world around us. Each neuron communicates with others through electrical impulses, creating a symphony of thoughts, memories, and emotions. So next time you ponder life’s mysteries, remember that your brain is orchestrating a cosmic dance of neurons!
Did you know that Jon Paul Steuer was an American actor and musician, best known for being the first actor to play AlexanderRozhenko in Star Trek: The Next Generation and for being the first actor to regularly portray Quentin Kelly on the ABC show Grace Under Firedied he was 33?
Did you know that Steuer performed as lead singer for the band under the name Jonny P. Jewels.?
Did you know that Steuer performed as lead singer for the band under the name Jonny P. Jewels.?
