While some networks have confirmed the fates of many shows, others are in limbo: Weâll keep a continuously updated list starting today and throughout next week. Hereâs what we know so far, from each broadcast network and in order from longest-running show to newest:
For other uses, see CalderÃ³n (disambiguation). CalderÃ³n (pronounced: [kaldeËÉ¾on]) is a Spanish occupational surname. It is derived from the Vulgar Latin caldaria (cauldron) and refers to the occupation of tinker. CalderÃ³n may refer to: Alberto CalderÃ³n, Argentine mathematician.
Obama also tries when it comes to Spanish. He pronounces Chile as Chee-leh (not chili). He used the Spanish pronunciation of Colombian President Alvaro Uribeâs name in Trinidad and Tobago.He rolled his râs in Puerto Rico when discussing Sonia Sotomayorâs background during her nomination announcement.ut Barack Obama is not so simple. And before he was world famous, people regularly butchered his African name (Bay-rack anyone?). As president, Barack Obama takes care to get pronunciations correct â from heads of state and foreign nations to the director of a small nonprofit in Jersey City.