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Seattle Zombie Walk 2009: Brains on a Stick

2009-07-04T20:02:57Z

From the 2009 Zombie Walk in the Fremont district of Seattle, WA. World record of 3,848 zombies in one place. Brought to you by MilkandCookies.com

Seattle Zombie Walk 2009: Shuffling Down the Street

2009-07-04T20:02:54Z

From the 2009 Zombie Walk in front of Fremont Coffee in the Fremont district of Seattle, WA. World record of 3,848 zombies in one place. Brought to you by MilkandCookies.com

Time Life Books: The Bush Yeers

2009-07-03T18:15:53Z

Thanks to a new collection from Time-Life Books, offered exclusively through Break Room Live, the legacy of George W. Bush can be yours to own forever.

Penn & Teller Bullshit!: Orgasms

2009-07-03T18:15:46Z

In the seventh season premiere, the myth-busting magicians meet with the inventor of a remote-control orgasm machine, take a lesson from a sex coach, and observe a demonstration of how to unleash one's "inner erotic rock star." Season 7, Episode 1, RT 27:53, first aired June 25, 2009. And FUCK, NSFW!

Body

2009-07-03T18:15:35Z

A little lonely guy on a journey to himself.

Potoo Bird Tree Camouflage

2009-07-03T18:15:29Z

David Attenborough looks at how a potoo hides itsself effectively when it senses danger.

Love Calculator

2009-07-03T18:15:18Z

The chasers war on everything- Tech Talk - Aired 1st July 2009.

Top Gear: Ferrari 612 Scaglietti vs. Plane

2009-07-03T18:15:13Z

Series Five, Episode Eight, RT 23:27. Clarkson tried to beat Hammond from the Dunsfold studio in Surrey to Verbier, Switzerland in a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti. Hammond and May got a bus to Guildford, took a train to Woking, got a RailAir coach to Heathrow and a plane to Geneva. After landing Hammond and May took the train to Martigny and La Chable, before getting on a coach to Verbier. This proved to be the closest Top Gear race ever.

There, I Fixed It

2009-07-03T18:14:37Z

There are as many sources for the word Kludge as there are jury-rigged mailboxes in the mobile home parks of America. Whether the source of the word is Gaelic, German, or Naval Acronym, we know them when we see them, and on this web site, we celebrate these iconic images of mankind’s eternal struggle to hammer square pegs into round holes (with duct tape.)

Virgile

2009-07-03T18:12:45Z

Virgile is very shy guy who's trying to date a charming girl by turning himself into funny and manly characters.

Web Site Story

2009-07-03T18:12:19Z

CollegeHumor's first Broadway musical.

Sir David Attenborough: The Blue Whale

2009-07-01T22:56:19Z

The blue whale, the largest creature that has ever existed, subsists by eating one of the smallest - krill. Attenborough investigates a computer-animated blue whale skeleton to illustrate its immense size and body functions, then catches a glimpse of the elusive creature in the open ocean.

Rachel Maddow: Obama Calls For Prolonged Detention

2009-07-01T22:56:13Z

Rachel Maddow critiques President Obama's speech outlining his proposal for the prolonged detention and preventative incarceration of people who "might" commit crimes. Although he refers to "terrorists" and Al Queda, this radical new claim of unconstitutional presidential power threatens to be used on citizens as well, remembering that most civil liberties have already been stripped away and that American citizens are already considered "enemy combatants". MSNBC May 21, 2009

All in the Family: Family Viewing Hour

2009-07-01T22:55:35Z

Backstory: The Family Viewing Hour, which was in effect from 1975 thru 1977, was mandated by the FCC to have the networks show ONLY family-friendly programming from 8 to 9 PM ET, since there was too much sex and violence on the tube during those hours.. (This ruling was rescinded two years later, in 1977.) This ruling forced Norman Lear, creator of "All in the Family," to move the show from its 8 PM Sat. time slot to 9 PM on Monday nights. The cast of "All in the Family" did a little in-house "tribute" to the Family Viewing our, with their new "1975 version" of the show's opening theme song...and here it is! This clip never aired, it was only performed live before a studio audience.

Jizz in My Pants: Superpowerless 8Bit Remix

2009-07-01T22:55:32Z

Superpowerless Remix of Jizz In My Pants by The Lonely Island! Subscribe!!! and visit: www.myspace.com/superpowerless

Seth MacFarlane Interviews George Lucas

2009-07-01T16:13:56Z

The special feature interview from the Star Wars: Blue Harvest DVD.

Origins of the Moonwalk

2009-06-30T23:40:20Z

As some people already know, a dance move called the moonwalk (a.k.a. backslide) had been existed before it became the "moonwalk". The video features the ancient moonwalkers and other greats who possibly influenced MJ's style of dancing. The most well-known dancer as the "orignal moonwalker" should be Bill Bailey who performed it in the film Showtime At The Apollo (1955), which was also featured in the movie Tap (1989). But actually Bill Bailey, pupil of Bill Robinson, performed the very same step as early as 1943 in the movie Cabin In The Sky, which you can see here as well as the 1955 film. The various scenes used in the video are from 1929 to 1955 (except Sammy Davis Jr. from '65 and '67). The oldest one is from Hallelujah, featuring Daniel L. Haynes as a minister pantomiming a train at a prayer meeting. I was totally amazed by his movement when I first saw that movie. The most influential dancer on MJ's dancing is no doubt James Brown, but you can also trace the roots and origins of his style to those greats in the first half of the 20th century. So, the question - "who devised the moonwalk?". My answer is "nobody". Or all the great imaginative dancers, including MJ, who made great efforts to move forward (should I say "backward" in this case?). The moonwalk is not a thing someone suddenly came up with one day. There must have been so many great unknown dancers other than the ones who were lucky to be recorded. Amazed by the dancers in the video? But there were many other greats. You must see The Nicholas Brothers, The Berry Brothers, The Four Step Brothers, Pops & Louis...etc, etc. If you like this vid, you better check out The Nicholas Bros in Down Argentine Way (1940). Then, watch Stormy Weather (1943). Dancers (in alphabetical order): Fred Astaire, Bill Bailey, Buck and Bubbles, Cab Calloway, Clark Brothers, Sammy Davis Jr., Daniel L. Haynes, Rubberneck Holmes, Patterson and Jackson, Eleanor Powell, Bill Robinson, Three Chefs (only the feet), Tip Tap and Toe (feat. Ray Winfield), Earl Snakehips Tucker Video and description by CFJ

Fantasia 2000: Pomp and Circumstance

2009-06-30T23:39:56Z

A clip from Disney's "Fantasia 2000" where Donald Duck stars in the musical piece "Pomp and Circumstance" for the story of Noah's Ark.

Mexican Jumping Beans

2009-06-30T23:39:50Z

Learn the real story behind the Moth Caterpillars that live inside Mexican Jumping Beans. Great animal clip from BBC show 'Weird Nature'.

Bruno Disappointed with Aussie Fashion

2009-06-30T23:39:46Z

Sacha Baron Cohen's alter ego 'Bruno' has landed down under for the premiere of his new film. At a press conference he said he was under whelmed by the fashi...

Ali G Visits a Farm

2009-06-30T23:39:41Z

Ali G Visits a Farm

Eric Clapton - Hard Times

2009-06-30T23:39:35Z

Clapton covers Ray Charles' "Hard Times".

Master-Queef Theatre

2009-06-30T23:39:27Z

A piece from the collection of Master-Queef theatre.

Bart Simpson: Do the Bartman

2009-06-30T00:20:32Z

Bart Simpson - Do The Bartman 3 Weeks at Number 1, From 10th February 1991 Lyrics Written by Michael Jackson

Teen Facts

2009-06-30T00:17:21Z

In spring 2006 science center NEMO opened 'Teen Facts', an exhibition about head, heart and hormones. 'Teen Facts' explains the science behind puberty & adolescence.