Introduced in July, 1980, who encourages us to Take a Bite Out of Crime?
McGruff the Crime Dog down, but the advertisements had already been distributed to the media and were set to run. In November 1979, the dog was introduced at a press Conference in New York City with his slogan "Take a bite out of crime." 8 months later in July 1980, a nationwide contest to name the dog was concluded. "McGruff the Crime Dog" was selected as the winner with "Shurlocked Homes" as the runner-up. The winning name was submitted by Officer John Isbell of the New Orleans Police Department. McGruff was the first Ad Council campaign to be independently evaluated. Garrett O'Keefe of the
Take a Bite Take a Bite Take a Bite is the seventh studio album by British heavy metal band, Girlschool, released by GWR Records in 1988. It is the first album to feature Tracey Lamb on bass, replacing Gil Weston-Jones. "Take a Bite" was recorded at a very low time for Girlschool because, despite the very good reviews for the previous album "Nightmare at Maple Cross", they had not succeeded in regaining the fan base support in the UK which they had in the early 80s and they could not improve the sales of their album worldwide for the lack of a US