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[Frank Cox]

Khraniteli: A Soviet television adaptation of The Fellowship of the Ring (1991)

This is a stage play recorded in the format of tv movie which was aired just once on television before disappearing into the archives of Leningrad Television. Few knew about its existence but Leningrad Television's successor, 5TV, has now posted the film to YouTube. The score was composed by Andrei Romanov of the rock band Akvarium,

Part One:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vquKyNdgH3s

Part Two:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLevCLNnLmg

[Frank Cox]

Dog interrupts live weather report in Moscow borrowing journalist's microphone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlaNuXUJdIg

Now that's a real newshound.

[Frank Cox]

Mystery of the Vanishing Piano

https://youtu.be/DI8sc_D86sg

[James Biggins]

Mystery of the Vanishing Piano

Wow! I remember seeing David on television in the 1950s, and it seems he's still with us at the age of 94.

[Frank Cox]

All of the pow wows were cancelled last year. This year, the first pow wow at Onion Lake is huge, with an estimated 1200 dancers and community members.

Grand entry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4pxawjlncA

Senior Men's Traditional Dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFM1Kp32Ii0

[Frank Cox]

Now that's precision driving.

https://youtu.be/8Cge1zClOrs

[Frank Cox]

Their town was flooded so this couple floated to their wedding in a large cooking pot.

https://twitter.com/Shilpa1308/status/1450111699378266116

[Frank Cox]

“Spot Me Up” | The Rolling Stones & Boston Dynamics


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnZH4izf_rI

[Frank Cox]

A wild monkey in Mauritius:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQeFK5m04tg

[Frank Cox]

This short claymation film was made by a 12 year old girl from Fort Qu'Appelle, a town not too far from here.

Her dad did the music.

https://youtu.be/HekpOfWixaQ

She said it took her about 17 hours to create the animation.

Here she is working on her next video:

emora-baggett-12-fort-qu-appelle-claymation.jpg

[Frank Cox]

A very interesting look at the limits of human perception.

https://youtu.be/nUHEPmg0sPo

[Frank Cox]

After 140 years, this old technology still keeps trains safe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzAfich6mow

[Frank Cox]

The Swedish city of Malmö is taking dirty talk to a whole new level in its latest effort to clean up the streets.

By installing talking garbage cans that dish out racy audio messages after being fed trash, authorities are hoping for an increase in rubbish being deposited.

Pedestrians that drop trash into one of two bins on the city's Davidshallsbron bridge are rewarded with extremely positive feedback from a sultry female voice, who offers a range of responses.

It says "Come back quickly and do that again", "hmmm, thank you", "ooooh, yeah, right there", and "aaaah, that was crazy good", and "hmmmm, more", and then back to "Come back quickly and do that again".

[Randy Stankey]

They need to make one with Oscar the Grouch's voice, singing, "I love trash!"

[Leo Enticknap]

Dog interrupts live weather report in Moscow borrowing journalist's microphone

Cat vs. Fox: