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	PBS’ Bill Moyers Does Chinese If you were in the Bay Area feeling especially erudite about things this past week, maybe it was because of the aura emanating from all those PBS folk in San Francisco for their annual meeting. Could that really be (gasp) Geoff Colvin of that new show, “Wall Street Week with Fortune,” the replacement for money icon Louis Ruykeyser and “Wall Street Week in Review”? Well, yes. Colvin, an old school chum of mine and the brother of singer Shawn Colvin, may yet become a PBS icon after the show premiers this week. But for now, the PBS groupies were here to see the likes of Barney the purple dinosaur and Clifford the big red dog... FULL STORY...		APA Grand Marshals Take Pride (Feature) Judge Assigns APA Attorney to Assist Moussaoui (in National News) APA State Legislators Back Davis for Governor (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: Breath of Fire II (in Business) Last Chance For National Title (in Sports) Tribal Tendencies (in A&E) Emil Amok: PBS’ Bill Moyers Does Chinese (in Opinion)

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Floss Talk: A Review on Disney’s Latest One of the first commercials we saw for the latest Disney movie, Lilo and Stitch, is where the popular characters Aladdin and Jasmine are singing “A Whole New World,” and when Stitch sweeps in on his very own spaceship singing (if memory serves us correctly) Elvis Presley’s “Hound Dog.” Jasmine screams with excitement and jumps aboard with Stitch, and they ride off leaving poor Aladdin distraught. We were thinking (with Lisa having an arched-eyebrow look that would make The Rock proud), what the heck is this?..

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