Lifetime Works to End Domestic Violence
Lifetime's official web site offers links to a number of organizations and shelters where you or someone you love can go if you are a victim of domestic violence. It is located at http://www.lifetimetv.com.
What follows is a listing of some organizations that offer confidential assistance to victims of domestic violence. Speaking as a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate who has seen the impact of domestic violence first hand, I urge you to take advantage of their services if you need them.
National Domestic Violence Hotline, http://www.ndvh.org National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, http://www.ncadv.org Family Violence Prevention Fund, http://www.endabuse.org RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, http://www.rainn.org National Center for Victims of Crime, http://www.ncvc.org National Network to End Domestic Violence, http://www.nnedv.org Safe Horizon, http://www.safehorizon.org NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, http://www.nowldef.org Ms. Foundation for Women, http://www.ms.foundation.org YWCA of the USA, http://www.ywca.org National Council of Women's Organizations, http://www.womensorganizations.org
This Week in Television History: February 16, 1950: The classic game show "What's My Line" debuts on CBS. The format was a simple and very successful one. Contestants (sometimes famous, usually not) were asked "yes" or "no" questions by a panel of distinguished guests who would then try to guess the unusual career of the contestant.
It was the panel of guests and the interplay between them that made the show so fascinating to viewers. Some of the panelists over the years included Fred Allen, Arelene Francis, Dorothy Kilgallen, and Steve Allen. The series left the air on September 3, 1967. For more information on this classic games show, check out http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/...
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