Home | ADVICE: Training | Carol's Page (Editor) - Fun Runs, Integrating Running with the Curriculum, Getting Started | Ed's Page (Coach) - Track, XC, Form, Teamwork | INFORMATION: Distance: How Far Should Kids Run? | Running Games | Distance Conversion Tool | 10 Healthy-Kid Tips | MODEL KIDS' PROGRAMS: Happy Feet, Healthy Food Kids' Club - Carol's After-School Club | Youth Programs with Links | Kiddie Mile Ribbon Program | Log-A-Mile Blue Ribbon Program | STUFF: Free Running Bookmarks | Resources: Books for Kids, Parents, and Coaches | SIGN IN: Guest Book | EVENT LISTINGS: Kids' Fun Run Calendar | MORE: School | News | Columns |Speakers/Guest Authors | Who We Are | Contact Press Release, January 8, 2008- TALENT SEARCH Last year's edition of "Props," which aired September 1, 2007 featured: two sisters getting a tennis lesson from Billie Jean King; a basketball player receiving personal coaching and some one-on-one time with NBA Golden State Warriors All-Star Baron Davis; a young surfer/skateboarder who received private lessons from Bob Burnquist and Andy Irons; a young blues guitarist who met Jonny Lang and performed with him onstage at The Fillmore in San Francisco; and a band of 12-year olds from Oregon who recorded their song in a professional recording studio in Los Angeles with the music producers who produced "High School Musical." The show and concept were a big hit and Cartoon Network would like to re-cast it for another run in 2008. This year we're also looking for youth who have made extraordinary contributions to their community. We are looking for performers, athletes, filmmakers, artists, comedians, musicians, do-gooders -- the kinds of kids that would appeal to viewers of Cartoon Network from ages 6-16 years. WE'RE LOOKING FOR AMERICA'S MOST TALENTED KIDS!!! Cartoon Network is proud to announce the second year of an initiative that supports and applauds especially gifted kids who are ready to take their talents to the next level. We're looking for boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 16 who are unusually talented in sports, music, dance, video gaming, community service, engineering, model building, roboticsÉ or create your own category for exceptional kids! Twenty superstar kids will be filmed and showcased on cartoonnetwork.com. America will vote for their favorites, and the top six kids will be featured on Cartoon Network. If you know of a kid who deserves to be on TV, please email us as soon as possible at megtv.com or visit megtv.com.