Leads
New Jersey Devils 2008-2009 Goal Horn
"Brodeur with a long pass up to Elias, and ELIAS SCORES! Oh man! Brodeur passed that puck three-quarters of the way up the ice, and Elias stuffed it in! GIve Brodeur an assist, his first of the season, here in game 77, and give New Jersey a 2-0 lead."
Tags: 2008-2009 devils goal horn jersey LakeErieMonsters39 new
Montreal Canadiens 2008-2009 Goal Horn
"I don't know how to speak French, so I do my broadcast in English. Ha ha! Speaking og English, the Canadiens now lead the English team! It's 5-4 the Canadiens now lead the Dallas Stars."
Tags: 2008-2009 canadiens goal horn LakeErieMonsters39 montreal
NickAndNorah Trailer-HD720
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist is a comedy about two people thrust together for one hilarious, sleepless night of adventure in a world of mix tapes, late-night living, and, live, loud music. Nick (Michael Cera) frequents New York's indie rock scene nursing a broken heart and a vague ability to play the bass. Norah (Kat Dennings) is questioning pretty much all of her assumptions about the world. Though they have nothing in common except for their taste in music, their chance encounter leads to an all-night quest to find a legendary band's secret show and ends up becoming the first date in a romance that could change both their lives.
Tags: NickAndNorah
Anaheim Ducks 2008-2009 Goal Horn
"In comes Neidermier over the blue...fires...SCORES! And the Ducks take the lead, it's 3-2!"
Flower Drum Song -- (Movie Clip) I Am Going to Like it Here
James Shigeta (as Wang Ta) leads Miyoshi Umeki (as Mei Li) into her Asian-inflected song "I Am Going to Like it Here" by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II in Flower Drum Song, 1961.
CityWatch powered by Zannel Developer Interview
Meet Zannel's lead Citywatch iPhone app developer for a behind the scenes tour of the application's concept and features. To download the app and to get more information, check out: corp.zannel.com/download Available FREE in iTunes App Store NOW!!
Tags: citywatch3min
Shisong Sisters, Source and Summit
This is the first track (Lord it's good to be here) of the Video album Source and Summit by the Franciscan Sisters of Shisong with Sr. Appolonia Budzee for the lead voice.
Tags: "appolonia "kumbo "religious "Shisong "source "tertiary and budzee" dance" diocese" franciscan Kumbo praise Sisters" summit" worship
Atheist Bus Campaign Rejected in Australia
APN Outdoors, the company responsible for Public Metropolitan Transport Advertising, says no to Atheism. "The bus slogan campaign proposed by the AFA with the thought provoking sentiment, Atheism Celebrate reason! has been refused for display by APN Outdoors. Various other phrases also deemed unacceptable. Following the lead of Humanists in London and Washington in the USA, with their intended bus signs, an International program by Humanists and Atheists was to commence on the 20 January 09 using buses to express the secular viewpoint. Richard Dawkins in supporting the London bus signs has stated that such a campaign Will make people think. President of the Atheist Foundation of Australia Inc, David Nicholls said: I am flabbergasted. This is extremely disappointing and a severe blow to freedom of expression in Australia. We are witnessing the result of seemingly paranoid executives interfering with pertinent social comment. This action has thwarted the right to state peacefully and openly a legitimate and timely message without violence. Australia is going to look provincial and narrow in outlook to the rest of the world because of this decision. The planet is moving to a more enlightened era but apparently, public transport advertising agents in Australia have missed the bus. Isnt that ironic." - Atheist Foundation of Australia (In this video: David Rutledge, host of the ABC's 'Religion Report', interviews Atheist Foundation of Australia (AFA) president David Nicholls about the recent rejection of proposed atheist bus advertisements in Sydney, Australia. Date aired: 26 November, 2008.
Tags: Adams Advertisement Adverts Albert Association Atheism Atheist Australia Believes Britain Bus Celebrate Dawkins Declaring Democracy Dickinson Douglas Einstein Emily England Foundation Freedom God Hepburn Humanist is Katharine Kingdon no probably Reason Religion Report Richard Secular Society Speech Sydney there UK United
Bulldog (No)
Produced and played by drummer Dino Danelli and guitarist Gene Cornish of the Young Rascals, Bulldog's debut in 1972 opens with a heavy version of the Bobby Day number two hit from 1958, "Rockin' Robin," a performance which displays the strength and weakness of this ensemble. Bassist/lead vocalist Billy Hocher is a cross between Bob Tench of the Jeff Beck Group, Ian Lloyd of Stories, and Ralph Mormon of Savoy Brown. On tunes like "Juicin' With Lucy" and "Don't Blame It on Me," the singing becomes overbearing and a bit tedious, despite the journeyman abilities of the ex-Rascals producing this. Interesting that a band called Sweathog in 1971 had a hit with "Hallelujah" and a sound similar to Bulldog. Also worthy of note is that little Michael Jackson took "Rockin' Robin" back to number two nationally the same year this album was released, 1972. There is a real gem here in the song "No," a minor hit in some regions of the country that was written by Hocher and keyboardist John Turi. It suffered the same fate as Stories' excellent "I'm Coming Home," their 1972 almost-hit which is quite similar in sound and performance to Bulldog's "No." The Hocher/Turi songwriting team had some merit, with Billy Hocher's voice a bit more accessible on "You Underlined My Life" and "Have a Nice Day," both songs being somewhat pleasant and more refined than some of the other material here. John Turi gets to sing lead on the almost-funky version of Chuck Berry's "Too Much Monkey Business," featuring guitarists Eric Thorngren and Gene Cornish, who deliver a nice riff-rock sludge to augment Turi's boogie-woogie piano. Inevitable comparisons to the Rascals have the band falling short of what was accomplished when Cornish and Danelli performed with Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavaliere. "Parting People Should Be Good Friends" is nice British pop, and that style of radio-friendly songwriting and structure is where this band shines. It's just that the pop sensibilities are offset by the attempted...