seacrestkristi

Preshuuus! They are some talented bros. thanks for postin' those, supermom. I don't know how I missed the show. I need to use my dvr!

supermom26.2

For all you big band fans, this is Denver and the Mile High Orchestra:

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NoHall

Thanks! Those are funn...

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WaterCourseWay

that's my daddy playing saxophone with Ralph Marterie & his orchestra... he's the shortest one in the front row, second from the left...

supermom26.2

That was great! Wow, can that guy dance with that sax!
Thanks for sharing!

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WaterCourseWay

You're welcome! Wish I had more, I'm so proud

There's nothing like bari sax, I love watching him dance with it too... will have to ask my dad what his name is...

kathydwells

I really enjoyed this as well WCW!!!!! My son played the sax for 3 years in Middle School, he gave it up when he went to High School this year. I wish I could talk him to picking it up again. I love the sound of the Sax!!!! Loved this video.

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NoHall

Shelly, that was amazing. You made my night....

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singinchicken

Those last two are great. The first is a real Honda commercial from England. It's the real thing. No computer graphics. 606 takes it took! You can read about it here...
http://www.snopes.com/photos/adverti...s/hondacog.asp

The second one is a British comedy group called the 118's, hence, the track outfit. That's their uniform so to speak...

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NoHall

I could seriously watch that video all day. My favorite part is the wipers "walking" across the floor, but the thing that amazes me is all the tiny, gentle movements. (How did they get the tires to roll uphill?)

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singinchicken

In a much longer description, I read that they were weighted on one side...

They would actually lose takes because even the slightest breeze generated by somebody walking in the room was enough to mess some items up...

Crazy!

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NoHall

I've already taken a Benedryl tonight to help me sleep, but all it has done so far is make me go, "Huh?"

All I can think of is my dad describing a tire as only being flat on one side...

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WaterCourseWay

This is stunning, I can't stop watching it...

DD

Wow. Amazing.

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NoHall

I think this was the original, and it's cool, too:

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John R

many of those women have been my avi.

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WaterCourseWay

Love 'em...

WaterCourseWay

Yes! I've had the original "women in art" posted on my myspace page for ages, it is so beautiful... would love to watch them being put together, learn how to do it...

NoHall

I liked the one you put up, too, and how you can kind of anticipate who's coming next by watching the eyes.

The more I see it, the more I think that the "beautiful" women aren't so different from all the other women out there.

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WaterCourseWay

That's so true, and one of the reasons I love the original... I see my mother's eyes in one, my niece's pout in another, my best friend's grin in another, etc. It blends so many beautiful, anonymous female faces that are all remarkably individual into this gorgeous portrait of femininity itself. The women in film is a little different in that way, because they are all icons and so easily recognizable, but somehow the effect is the same...

kathydwells

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closer2fine

10,000 Maniacs and Michael Stipe at the 1993 MTV Inaugural Bash (for Clinton) sing Lulu's "To Sir With Love". - still gives me goosebumps.

Beach Runner

Since I am into web design and hip-hop music, I love this one (Web Design Rap).

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reddsings

A nice brunch at Blooms cafe

http://www.sowaltv.com/play.php?vid=86

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WaterCourseWay

This is one of the most inspiring things I've ever seen, what an awesome lady! I love what she says at the end...

http://www.glumbert.com/media/armless

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jdarg

OMG. Thanks for causing me angst.
Bdarg LOVES Tom Waits. I am seeing a great birthday present for him- but I can't bear to listen to one recorded song, much less suffer through an entire concert.

What to do- does Tom Waits concert attendance fall under my list of wife duties?

Johnrudy

That's a tough one. There's a few other wifely duties I'd rather do than sit thru a Tom Waits concert.

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JDarg, If you need someone to go with Bdarg to see a Tom Waits concert, I might be available. I love me some Tom Waits.

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New SNL music video

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John R

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SWGB

I'm surprised anyone even noticed in NYC.

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aggieb

i heart color me katie's blog! here's a few photos.
http://colormekatie.blogspot.com/200...bway-ride.html

SWGB

Kind of reminds me of the great sub woofer experiment that Howard Stern did.

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John R

if you must use bottled water, at least recycle the bottles

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SWGB

Fast forward 12 years when he's doing the same thing at the school on his shirt.

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StoneyJ

As we have seen, bird strikes on aircraft can have catastropphic consequences. In 1982 while stationed in Korea ,one of my squadron mates asked me to take some videos of his last flight with the unit with his camcorder. At the time, the latest on consumer video equipment, the beast weighed about 20 lbs. I shot a few scenes of them taxing and taking off from Osan Air Base Korea. After their mission and upon returning to base the flight leader ingested a large buzzard in his right engine. They landed safely.

Being the theatrical ham that he was, he didn't lose a chance to lay claim to his "confirmed air-air kill". He is now a Captain with Northwest Airlines and entertaining passengers daily with his wit.


In the jets of that era we didn't have the sophisticated environmental control systems in our jets so on hot days we taxied with the canopies open. In some cases we waited until we got on the runway and would close them in unison as you can see at the beginning of this vid. Modern day fighters have better systems so the pilots all get about all cool and crisp with their canopies down.

The fact that I was able to get so close to the aircraft is amazing in today's age of hyper security.

Beach Runner

Small world. I know this kid's grandparents.

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wha-wha-wha

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SWGB

I'm sending a PM right now!!!!

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