I need some detailed biography info on Buzz Lightyear....anyone help?
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Buzz Lightyear \n\nis a fictional character appearing in several Computer-generated imagery films and cartoons by Disney and Pixar, notably the blockbuster Toy Story and its sequels Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3, as well as a spin-off series.\n\nIn the films, the featured Buzz is a toy - a space action figure - whereas the cartoon follows the adventures of the fictional Space Ranger on whom the toy is modelled. After the release of the first movie, he became available in the real world as a toy. He appears in two storylines:\n\nSpoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.\nContents [hide]\n1 Toy Story \n2 Buzz Lightyear of Star Command \n3 Appearances \n4 Trivia \n \n\n\n\nToy Story\n\nIn the two Toy Story cartoon movies, Buzz is a plastic toy with electronic voice, spring-loaded wings, a blinking LED labeled "laser", and a rocket ship cardboard box. He has the memories of the Buzz Lightyear which appeared in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.\n\nBuzz was a birthday gift for the boy Andy. Buzz at first does not realize that he is a toy. He has no science-fiction-type devices available. He finds by experience that Star Command does not exist or cannot be contacted, and his spacesuit radio does not work, and that his laser weapon is only a flashing light bulb, and that his spacesuit's backpack propulsor does not work. He teams up with various other animated toys including a cowboy toy called Sheriff Woody.\n\n \nToy StoryPreviously, Woody was Andy's favorite toy. Woody felt that his position was threatened, and schemed to get Buzz out of the house. After several quarrels, misunderstandings and adventures, Woody and Buzz become best friends.\n\nMany fans have wondered, if Buzz Lightyear did not consider himself to be a toy, why did he never move or speak when people are around? A theory suggests that, in his memories, Star Command might have ordered Lightyear, as a scout, to adapt to the environment of the "planets" he visits, trying to reproduce the behaviour of the locals.\n\nIn Toy Story and Toy Story 2 Buzz is seen on a TV set in his life as part of the cartoon series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. In this, Buzz Lightyear is the son of Evil Emperor Zurg, though he does not know this until near the end of Toy Story 2: this is a parody of the Star Wars saga, where Luke Skywalker does not know that Darth Vader is really Anakin Skywalker, his father, until near the end of The Empire Strikes Back.\n\nAs we see in Toy Story 2, all toys from the Buzz Lightyear of Star Command series (including the many copies of Buzz himself) seem to have the same ignorance of being toys as Andy's Buzz once had. In the currently-known script for Toy Story 3, the toy line ends up being recalled back to Taiwan due to a defect; this defect may explain why the toys in the line believe themselves to be the real thing instead of being "a child's plaything".\n\n\nBuzz Lightyear of Star Command\n \nBuzz Lightyear of Star CommandIn the cartoon series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, and its movie Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins (which also functions as a show within a show in the Toy Story universe). Buzz Lightyear is a human, science fiction hero, a Space Ranger of Star Command. His mission is to protect the universe from the Evil Emperor Zurg. His catchphrases are "I'm Buzz Lightyear, Space Ranger, Universe Protection Unit." and "To infinity, and beyond!". The show had 64 episodes.\n\nThis cartoon series appeared after Toy Story, and its choice of characters was somewhat constrained by the nature of some of the characters mentioned in Toy Story, e.g. the three-eyed green aliens (called Little Green Men on the show) and Zurg. One of the LGMs' special-purpose rooms is inspired by the coin-slot steer-the-grab machine of Toy Story.\n\nOne of those episodes approximately reproduces the Roswell UFO incident, but with humans instead of Greys and Greys instead of human
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No sorry. Have you tried to google his name? You can call people in that area to find out about him, maybe.
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http://www.eebell.net/burlesque/comics.htm\n\nFor more, Google his name then click the link to "Images".
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try http://www.biography.org/.\neven if you cant find him, you can use it to find most people.\nif that doesn't work, just google his name.
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http://www.tv.com/peter-dyneley/person/103956/summary.html\nhttp://library.digiguide.com/lib/person/8046\nhttp://www.famouslocations.com/actors/peterdyneley.php\nthats about all your gonna find hun.....not much to find on the man!
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Go to your school and your local library. He's a pretty important person, so they should definitely have good books on him. Also, you can go to Wikipedia and check out the bibliography and other sources given on that site. Some of the books listed there are fairly recent, so you should be able to get them easily.
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Email me I can get the info all I need is his first and last name.  \n\nCPL_BABYANGEL_2141@YAHOO.COM
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goto burton.com, shaunwhite.com, oakley.com all should have a bio on him, in the team section. probably even the us olympic team webstie should. i think you can get to it fomr nbc.com
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try this\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000386/bio
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This site is full of loads of Biographies just look for the one u want and it should give u quite allot of info
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http://www.kidskonnect.com/Encyclopedia/EncyclopediaHome.html\n\nyou can try the above link or also try the search link provided below.
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Wikipedia has a great article detailing his life:
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wikipedia!\nor his fan sites!
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These were three places I found info about him but not sure if this answers your questions.  \nhttp://www.music.com/person/nelson_eddy/1/biography/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_Eddy\nhttp://movies.aol.com/celebrity/nelson-eddy/21127/album/through-the-years/399137
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There's a little bit about him (including a photo) at:\nhttp://www.biniasz.com/pages/5/
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go to google and type in puff daddy combs and they will give you all his info!
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For info try: http://inventors.about.com\nhttp://www.invent.org\nhttp://inventors.about.com/library/bl/bl1_1.htm\nhttp://enchantedlearning.com/inventors/indexa.shtml\nhttp://web.mit.edu/invent