Visually, Jazz was in the same style as Ken Burns's previous works: slowly panning and zooming shots of photographs are mixed with period movie sequences, accompanied by music of, and commentary on, the period being examined.

" In Burns's lifetime haggis was a common dish of the poor as it was nourishing yet very cheap, being made from leftover parts of a sheep ( the commonest livestock in Scotland ) otherwise thrown away.

Gould was featured prominently as a guest in Ken Burns's PBS documentary Baseball, as well as PBS's highly produced Evolution series.

The crew had difficulty getting the stage blood to come out of its tube, so instead Burns's index finger was cut with a razor.

Burns's costume was so drenched with stage blood that it was " virtually solid " by the last day of shooting.

Burns's assessment was correct, and the Burns and Allen program went on to new heights.

Laurie Anderson narrated Ric Burns's Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film, which was first televised in September 2006 as part of the PBS American Masters series.

Designing Larry Burns was a challenge because the director had wanted him to look like Dangerfield but still have Burns's characteristics such as the pointed nose.

On another episode, Ed Norton makes a reference to a co-worker, " Nat Birnbaum "; George Burns's real name was Nathan Birnbaum.

Another possibility is that the bird, whose range has contracted but is now expanding < sup > 4 </ sup >, was found in Scotland during Burns's era.

He wrote in 1793 the seminal A General View of the Agriculture in the County of Ayr and was one of the few on record to praise Robert Burns's skills as a farmer, commenting favourably on a method of dishorning cattle which the poet had demonstrated.

A measure of its popularity is that it was translated into Welsh, and its appearance in Robert Burns's " Epistle to James Tennant ",

Burns was followed by the BBC producer John Wilkins, who had been Burns's assistant from 1967 to 1971.

The series was written by Burns and James Sanders and produced by Burns's company, Steeplechase Films.

He says he was inspired by Ken Burns's Civil War.

Barnicle was interviewed in Ken Burns's film Baseball in the Tenth Inning movie, where he mostly commented on the 2003-2004 Boston Red Sox.

Some of Burns's reporting in Bosnia and Herzegovina was later put in doubt for using questionable sources.

There was, however, a Bible and a tattered copy of Burns's poems in the house, and when at the age of 15 a copy of Hood's poems came in his way, Neilson read them all with great joy.

Dunedin is the city in New Zealand with the highest proportion of people of Scottish descent, and one of its founding fathers was Burns's nephew Thomas Burns.

Burns's first term as Mayor of Jacksonville was an abbreviated two-year stint ; he was thereafter re-elected four more times, the longest consecutive stint of any mayor in the city's history.

Burns's refusal to support High was a major factor in Kirk's decisive victory in the general election.

" Jeremy Kleinman of DVD Talk thought both Lisa's " tremendous intellect " and Marge's " moral compass " were " probed " in the episode, and he thought one " clear highlight " of the episode was Burns's attempts to explain away Blinky's mutation by turning to an actor portraying Charles Darwin who proceeds to give a speech suggesting that Blinky is merely advanced.

Burns's version makes the tale somewhat mysterious and, although not the original, it became the model for most subsequent versions of the ballad.

In an early seventeenth century version, the mysterious kings of Burns's version were in fact ordinary men laid low by drink, who sought their revenge on John Barleycorn for that offence:

Such poems as “ Trotz alledem ” ( a translation of Burns's “ A man's a man for a ' that ”), “ Die Freiheit ,” “ Das Recht ,” and “ Hamlet ,” made his absence from Germany expedient.

Homer quickly gets to his feet, saying he does not go for those " back door shenanigans " and promptly leaves, a series of events which establishes the idea in Burns's mind that Homer is a good negotiator.

Before the dinner arrives, Burns's advisers prepare the family for the event, even giving them pre-written questions to ask in lieu of conversation.

The jury shows sympathy for Bart, and Mr. Burns's yells at his lawyers, ordering them to bring Homer and Marge to his house.

" Jennifer Malkowski of DVD Verdict considered the best part of the episode to be when Mr. Burns's demand for his tires to be revulcanized at the gas station.

Mr. Burns's lamentations for his childhood bear, Bobo, lead to a show-long parody of Citizen Kane.

Partly due to Mr. Burns's obnoxious behavior, she declares that she does not want to marry either man, which is good enough for Grampa.

Burns's walk through the supermarket was based on a false rumor that George H. W. Bush visited a store and was confused by the scanner and, in the original draft for the episode, Burns met Bush while there.

While often regarded by employers as a menial position, many gofers view the job not only as an achievable position ( similar to " working in the mailroom ") for " starting at the bottom " of an industry, but also ( especially in the entertainment industries ) as a means of gaining the attention of influential figures who may be dramatically helpful to the gofer: Edward Burns's submission of his first self-financed production to Robert Redford is described as a successful use of the strategy.

In 2008, he edited a new selection of Robert Burns's poems for Canongate, published as A Night Out With Robert Burns.

It is claimed that Currie exaggerated Burns's fondness for drink and that he deliberately misdated some of Burns's letters to Mrs Dunlop.

Those two books, and his biggest-seller, Infamous Scribblers: The Founding Fathers and the Rowdy Beginnings of American Journalism, which was a selection of both the Book of the Month Club and the History Book Club, are among five of Burns's book to have been " adopted " by various college curricula for courses in journalism, American history, and American Studies.

Homer applies for a job at the power plant once more, this time marching into Mr. Burns's office and telling him that he will be the perfect employee.

Burns's other work includes a role in the 2005 movie The Island and commentary for several E!

In 1976 Redpath embarked on a project to record all the songs of Robert Burns, some being folk songs, some Burns's own compositions, and most a mixture of the two.

Thus Burns's `` My love is like a red, red rose '' and Hopkins' `` The thunder-purple sea-beach, plumed purple of Thunder '' although clearly intelligible in content, hardly present ideas of the sort with which we are here concerned.

Burns's articles popularized both the legend and its new name, making it well known in western Canada before it gained popularity in the United States.

He followed the film with Ken Burns's 2007 documentary The War.

Further circumstantial background evidence is revealed in Jimmy Burns's 2009 biography of his father, spymaster Tom Burns.

Robert Burns's previous home in Dumfries.

Players have to avoid certain hurdles, such as other vehicles and Burns's nuclear transit buses.

In Springfield, Larry visits Mr. Burns's estate and reveals that he is Burns's son.

The episode contains several references to the film Caddyshack, such as the scene where Larry tries to fit in with Mr. Burns's associates and the ending street party which also parodies the way that several films, including Caddyshack, end with a party and feature the song " Any Way You Want It " by Journey.

Walter Noble Burns's novel Tombstone ( 1927 ) made Earp famous.

The former is interesting as a forerunnel of Burns's device in the " Twa Dogs.

Earlier versions resemble Burns's only in personifying the barley, and sometimes in having the barley be foully treated or murdered by various artisans.

Ken Burns's 1990 nine-part PBS film The Civil War featured Chamberlain prominently.