where did joe namath live?
Fire Island Beaver Falls
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 Brosnan supplemented his income by working in West End productions and in a television film about Irish horse racing . After Harris appeared in the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only in 1981 , they secured a bank loan and moved to southern California where Brosnan secured a role in the TV series Remington Steele , easing their financial worries . 

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 In his second year of college , Thompson embarked on a trip to San Juan , Puerto Rico as part of an exchange program . He spent six months in an apartment with a " weird , psycho roommate " , who later served as a direct inspiration for the Pixies song " Crackity Jones " ; many of the band 's early songs refer to Thompson 's experiences in Puerto Rico . Thompson failed to learn to speak Spanish formally , and left his studies after debating whether he would go to New Zealand to view Halley 's Comet ( he later said it " seemed like the cool romantic thing to do at the time " ) , or start a rock band . He wrote a letter urging Santiago , with the words " we gotta do it , now is the time Joe " , to join him in a band upon his return to Boston . 

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 In the early 1980s , Gygax and Mary Jo divorced , and he moved to Clinton , Wisconsin , for a short time . 

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 A media circus ensued , with Smith being interviewed by Ted Koppel and Johnny Carson , among others , and with nightly reports by the major American networks . On July 7 , 1983 , she flew to Moscow with her parents , and spent two weeks as Andropov 's guest . During the trip she visited Moscow and Leningrad and spent time in Artek , the main Soviet pioneer camp , in the town of Gurzuf on the Crimean Peninsula . Smith wrote in her book that in Leningrad she and her parents were amazed by the friendliness of the people and by the presents many people made for them . Speaking at a Moscow press conference , she declared that the Russians were " just like us " . In Artek , Smith chose to stay with the Soviet children rather than accept the privileged accommodations offered to her . For ease of communication , teachers and children who spoke fluent English were chosen to stay in the building where she was lodged . Smith shared a dormitory with nine other girls , and spent her time there swimming , talking and learning Russian songs and dances . While there , she made many friends , including Natasha Kashirina from Leningrad , a fluent English speaker . 

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 Vladek ( 1906 – 1982 ) is a Polish Jew who survived the Holocaust , then moved to the U.S. in the early 1950s . Speaking broken English , he is presented as miserly , anal retentive , anxious and obstinate — traits that may have helped him survive the camps , but which greatly annoy his family . He displays racist attitudes , as when Françoise picks up an African American hitchhiker , who he fears will rob them . He shows little insight into his own racist comments about others . 
