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Chris Slycord
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Fantastic Bass Solo (Victor Wooten)

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Monte L Fullmer
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What would Lynyrd Sknyrd think of this version of their famous hit?

[ 11-08-2007, 12:49 PM: Message edited by: Monte L Fullmer ]

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Mark J. Marshall
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My fiancé and I have become big fans of the Broadway play Wicked.

"Defying Gravity"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBGEafGEKFA

And (SPOILER WARNING IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE BROADWAY SHOW YET AND INTEND TO... DO NOT WATCH THIS ONE!) This is a neat story...

Link Here
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Idina Menzel was injured during the end of a matinee performance in Wicked on January 8th. She was set to leave the musical after the matinee performance on January 9th. She was no longer able to perform her final performances.

A musical spokesperson told Playbill On-Line, “Yesterday at the matinee during the melting sequence, (the famous melting scene of the Wicked Witch) which comes very late in the show, there’s a trap door that opens on the stage floor. An elevated platform is exposed, just underneath the stage floor. Idina usually steps onto that platform and is lowered beneath the stage. At yesterday’s performance the elevator had already partially descended, so when Idina stepped forward, she fell and hit her side. The show was stopped, and the house curtain was lowered. An announcement was made to see if there were doctors in the house, and people did rush backstage. An ambulance came and took Idina to the hospital. During that time, Shoshana Bean, Idina’s standby, quickly got into green make-up and costume and completed the performance.

At the curtain calls, Joey McIntyre spoke to the audience and further explained the situation, and said Idina would be ok.

Idina was taken out of the theater on a stretcher still in her green makeup. At the hospital, x-rays were taken and it was discovered that she cracked one of her lower ribs. Because of the injury, Elphaba standby, Shoshana Bean, played the Saturday evening performance as well as the Sunday matinee. Menzel was scheduled to appear at the curtain call of the Sunday matinee to officially end her run.

Here's her surprise return appearance during the finale...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYbofmBumgE

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Phil Hill
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"Sugar Daddy" video.

From one of my favorite movies..."Hedwig and the Angry Inch"

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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The new Rockwell Automation Systems.... OR man would it be fun to adapt this script to a tour of a D-Cinema projector!!

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Monte L Fullmer
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.really makes you wonder if this 'selling and marketing technique' has been actually used by some of those "fly-by'night" vendors to the most ignorant of cinema operators who later has realized that they've been taken by those vendors who only wants to sell what they believe you need, not what they're supposed to sell...

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Brad Miller
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Tipping point

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Phil Hill
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Hey Grand-Poopie-BAH, that's gotta be the lamest POS video link you have posted here!

Barf city!

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Brad Miller
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Nah, this one is lamer, but I didn't think you would like it.

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Phil Hill
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No way is that lame! The title makes it really funny! HA!

Thanks for the laugh, bub! [beer] [thumbsup]

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Brad Miller
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Pilot episode for a tv show that never got picked up If You Lived Here, You'd Be Home Now. This video is missing more than half of the footage, but is still funny.

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Phil Hill
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Coot ATV

Good tune but the lamest video...dunno how you missed it!

BTW: The "If You Lived Here..." link is REALLY funny!

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John Wilson
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Mom's song

For the Moms...

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Edwin Schwing
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Ernie and Bert doing "Casino"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z93Kvl3YMWQ

Not for the faint of heart...

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John Wilson
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The Matrix - Bollywood Style

So sad... [thumbsdown]

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