And im kerry sayers. And im your host, bill kurtis. Its the cast of characters through the decades. Those funny animated characters from the comics to saturday morning tv. We grew up with them. We couldnt find a more likeable and relatable group. They taught us what was right and wrong, helped us learn how to of course made us laugh. Today we celebrate some of our very favorite characters, through the decades, because even though we may be grown up now, the truth is we never drifted too far away. They still make us think, laugh and dream. So we begin where it all started, in the sunday paper. Where the debut of both tarzan and buck rogers on the same day later, the start of flash gordon in 1934. This trio of champions triggered a whole movement. They are now a staple of sciencefiction and adventure movies fighting blazing battles of good and evil in highflying spaceships and in exotic kingdoms but hollywood didnt bring them to life. They first captured our imaginations in a very differ
So, this is a gentleman that hes a veteran, and he had been using dentures for over 40 years. He had already been told that he could not get dental implants, so he came to our center, saw us at clearchoice. We took the c. A. T. Scan, we looked at his bone. We told him, youre a great candidate. And so he was able to get implants to replace his missing teeth. Oh, my goodness. On both the upper and the lower jaw, and now look at him smile. I mean, you do these consults. Do you ever ex like, they tell you their hardluck story. Do you ever go, oh, this is gonna be good . Or even better than they think its going to be . I get so excited because i can already know where were heading, and i can already tell how their lives are gonna be changed. And its very rewarding to be able to do this every day. Were out of time. Okay, final message. Somebody wearing a denture, but theyre worried about pain, theyre worried that theyre too old, or whatever their excuse them . Come see us. Well present you w
Teeth, then they got their adult teeth, and their adult teeth have failed them. Through the power of implants, were able to give them a third set of teeth. Is that right . A third set . We can predictably, reliably provide that, and we can do it, randy, in just one day. You say things like, we transform peoples lives in one day. You believe that . I sense your skepticism. I dont believe it. I know it. And theres a difference between believing and knowing. Because i see it every day. Titanium screws in teeth and all the stuff that dentists have to talk about. Thats not what i do, randy. What we do, through the power, reliability, and predictability of dental implants, is we transform peoples lives by unleashing Human Potential. Think about it. The most simple thing that you can do is smile. And when thats taken away from you, when thats robbed, and you dont have that, its devastating. When you give that smile back, now, at the top of the show, we said no more dentures. Are you of the be
Do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. This was a meeting that was going to last for maybe 10 or 15 minutes. We were just going to get to know each other. We had never met each other. I have great respect. The meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. And it could have as far as im concerned, it could have gone on longer. We really we discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties. I very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. Every time he moves his hands, they take pictures. You gotta wonder, what did they really talk about . Did the president say, dude, obamacare, its the only thing with my name on it. Please dont. Did president elect trump respond, only if you show me your birth certificate . Yesterday, mr. Obama described the transition as a handoff in a relay race. Whats he really handing off . A country diminished abroad and divided within, plagued
Its my pleasure of author miriam horn choices even. Shes author of two previous books including a New York Times bestseller. She pretty worked for the u. S. Forest service and spent 15 years writing numerous newspaper articles and for magazines including the New York Times, u. S. News, world report, smithsonian. Tonight were celebrating the most release and recent book, rancher, farmer, fisherman. During the conversation we are glad to ian frazier. But first tell us a bit about her book, lees welcome miriam horn. [applause] thank you for welcoming us to this incredible row at the strand and for keeping the strength such a vital part of our lives. Thank you for joining me here. I have been a group be of ian frazier for 25 years since i first read great plains which remained one of my most beloved books ever. If you havent read great plains and you should pick it up on your way out. I wanted to do a couple things before we start the conversation. When its just to its blame a little bit a