The word “ambulance” derives from the Latin “ambulare,” meaning “to walk.” This gave rise to the French “hôpital ambulant,” essentially meaning “mobile hospital.”
Both the M*A*S*H theme and Star Trek theme had lyrics written for them quickly and without thought for the reason of capitalizing on rights to the theme. In the case of M*A*S*H the director of the original movie asked his teen aged son to write the theme and told him it the words did not have to relate to the movie. The director was paid $70,000 to direct the movie, by the time the TV series ended his son had made over $1 million on the them rights.
In the case of the Star Trek theme, Gene Roddenberry did not felt that he was not making enough out of the TV rights so he wrote the lyrics for the Star Trek theme music. Both the lyrics for the M*A*S*H and Star Trek themes were never intended to be used because they were so badly written but they may have eventually been used.
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Sam Beckett leaped into every year from 1953 through 1987 at least once, except the years 1977, 1984 and 1986. Sam has leaped into the years 1862 and 1945, the only times that he has leaped out of his lifetime.
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The cloud is water vapors. There is a pool of water under the launch pad to cushion the impact of the rocketlaunch
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Brazil 5,985,613,000
Vietnam 3,630,284,000
Colombia 1,531,200,000
Indonesia 904,200,000
Ethiopia 860,000,000
India 660,660,000
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