Oh, its not that bad, tim. We should know. E. T. Was there for the first ever taping of Home Improvement back in 1991. Are you saying the cars not running . We now own a 4,000pound fourdoor boulder. It was so much fun on set. We would just crack up, i mean, and just lose it and not be able to get it together. One of the most watched sitcoms of the 90s, the show launched the career of one Pamela Anderson and made tim allen a household name. And when we first met the boys, Jonathan Taylor thomas was 10. Zachary ty brian was 9, and Taryn Noah Smith was all of 7 years old. This is my ship. It was your ship. I see zac quite a bit because he kind of works with my oldest daughter and they kind of hooked up in the production business. I see debbing dunning a lot. Its so cool to see patricia and tim working together again. Shes reprised her role as tims neighbor on his show, last man standing. We both matured a little bit, but its like being around family. I think you matured a lot. Hes very ma
Oh, its not that bad, tim. We should know. E. T. Was there for the first ever taping of Home Improvement back in 1991. Are you saying the cars not running . We now own a 4,000pound fourdoor boulder. It was so much fun on set. We would just crack up, i mean, and just lose it and not be able to get it together. One of the most watched sitcoms of the 90s, the show launched the career of one Pamela Anderson and made tim allen a household name. And when we first met the boys, Jonathan Taylor thomas was 10. Zachary ty brian was 9, and Taryn Noah Smith was all of 7 years old. This is my ship. It was your ship. I see zac quite a bit because he kind of works with my oldest daughter and they kind of hooked up in the production business. I see debbing dunning a lot. Its so cool to see patricia and tim working together again. Shes reprised her role as tims neighbor on his show, last man standing. We both matured a little bit, but its like being around family. I think you matured a lot. Hes very ma
And Tiffani Thiessens date. Sharing stories they might want to keep to themselves. Do you remember we have seven glasses of wine. How old were you . 16. Now this is entertainment tonight. Happy holidays, everyone. We have a very special gift for you this weekend. Were unwrapping e. T. s best reunions of the year. Some of your favorite stars from television and music have gotten back to together in 2016. Lets start with the tv movie who now has a much fuller house. You dont have to be a full house fan to know that the Tanner Family lived among that famous row of houses in san francisco. This house is so iconic, and its the first time weve all been here together. Jeff franklin, the man behind full and fuller house brougou the bay area home in august for a whopping 4 million. The previous owners had made it unrecognizable with a paint job. Now its back to how we i thought it would be fun to bring back the original door from 1987. So we had a reproduction made, and thats what youre looking
Antilibrary on these people. You what . I told them and i warned them beforehand that i hate libraries, and so, but, one of the striking things that i have been talking to people for weeks about, and preparing for this, and it is that people have childhood memories in particular of the libraries and when they first got, and they are the favorite moments and curious if they can start, and i have to introduce you, my goodness, and to my left, Susan Hild Rhett is the former director of the museum and library service, and Senate Appointed service, and treasurer of the American Library association, and to her left is the director of the director of the future of the center for libraries and initiative of the American Library association examining Library Innovation and the communities they serve and finally susan packer who is the Deputy University librarian at ucla where she builds University Design and serves at the the librarys chief financial officer. Susan parker, let me start with you
Test. Test. Test. Can i just jump on that real quickly . And im sure we have other comments but i just began teaching graduate Library Students at the university of washington and they just came for their orientation and one of the things that was just absolutely inspirational to me was that most of those kids were there because they wanted to make a difference in the community. Public, academic, business, the fact students were coming to make a difference in their Community Inspired me to try to be a good instructor and mentor for them. I think the value of Library Education continues to be that shared value of our profession. I mean, its where we develop our values for intellectual freedom, diversity, freedom, equity of access. Engagement and then we apply that in different environments in school libraries, private libraries or even in industry and other things and certainly, as information expands and becomes more available, hopefully, people will continue to think about the importa