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On HOliday in China we went on a train that goes 430 friggin Kilometers!!!!!! Fastest Train in da world. enjoy |
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The greatest death of the world! The greatest death of the world!La mejor muerto del mundo!La meilleur mort de monde!der größte Tod der Welt! |
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BRAZIL ARGENTINA 2 ROUND WORLD CUP 1974 All about world cups: http://fr.youtube.com/profile_play_li...Hanover, NiedersachsenstadionAttendance: 38,000Referee: Loraux (Belgium)Rivelino 32' (Brasil)Brindisi 35' (Argentina)Jairzinho 49' (Brasil) |
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FIFA World Cup 1982 - Argentina vs Belgium ( 1st Half ) Argentina7 FILLOL Ubaldo (GK)1 ARDILES Osvaldo 4 BERTONI Daniel 6 DIAZ Ramon8 GALVAN Luis 9 GALLEGO Americo 10 MARADONA Diego 11 KEMPES Mario 14 OLGUIN Jorge 15 PASSARELLA Daniel 18 TARANTINI Alberto CoachMENOTTI Cesar Luis (ARG)Belgium1 PFAFF Jean-Marie (GK)2 GERETS Eric 3 MILLECAMPS Luc 6 VERCAUTEREN Frank 9 VANDENBERGH Erwin 10 COECK Ludo 11 CEULEMANS Jan 14 BAECKE Marc 15 DE SCHRIJVER Marice 20 VANDERSMISSEN Guy 21 CZERNIATYNSKI Alex CoachTHYS Guy (BEL)13 June 1982BARCELONA / Camp NouAttendance 95000Match OfficialsRefereeCHRISTOV Vojtech (TCH) Assistant RefereesPALOTAI Karoly (HUN)JARGUZ Alojzy (POL) |
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Slovakia 2-1 Poland 15th October WORLD CUP Qualifiers http://www.skysportshd1.comSlovakia - Poland 15th October WORLD CUP Qualifiers |
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Ashraf Ghani: What Afghanistan REALLY needs from the world http://www.ted.com This passionate presentation by Ahsraf Ghani (former Finance Minister of Afghanistan) includes a 10-minute talk on mobilizing capital for state-building, followed by a 10-minute conversation with TED curator Chris Anderson on the future of Afghanistan. Ashraf Ghani is an expert on the economics of developing nations and post-conflict reconstruction. He was a candidate to succeed Kofi Annan as Secretary General of the United Nations. (Recorded July 2005 in Oxford, UK. Duration: 19:24) More TEDTalks at www.TED.com |
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WorkshopLive Testimonials-Guitar World http://www.workshoplive.com/index.cfm... - Here what Brad Tolinski, Editor-in-Chief of Guitar World Magazine is saying about WorkshopLive. The internets best stop for online music lessons! |
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Western Show On Super Mario World (Legend of Zelda Style) After watching that Western Show on Super Mario World video, I had this idea popped into my head and thought it would be fun to make this video. It was :DHope you shall enjoy it. |
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Western Show on Super Mario World (スーパーマリオでウエスタンショー) Translation ofスーパーマリオでウエスタンショーに絵を付けてみたhttp://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm3108399Forgive my poor English ;)Original:スーパーマリオワールドで、ウエスタンショー 【ヒャダイン】http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm2260616http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=m5hQpND... |
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In a world without Don LaFontaine (watch in high quality)Sam remembers his friend, Don LaFontaine, who passed away suddenly on September 1, 2008. Don is survived by Nita Whitaker LaFontaine, a very dear friend of Sam's whose voice can be heard on so many of Sam's songs, including, "Change Is On The Way," "War on War" and, sadly and appropriately - "Only Angels Know."The world of television and film is silent.---------------------------ONLY ANGELS KNOW: Lyrics:http://www.samharris.com/free/only-an...---------------------------Don LaFontaine was born in Duluth, Minnesota. After graduating from High School, he joined the army and eventually was stationed at Fort Meyer, Virginia, outside of Washington DC. He was assigned to the United States Army Band and Chorus as a recording engineer. After his discharge from the service, he moved to New York City where he found work at National Recording Studios as a sound engineer/editor. Late in 1962, he was assigned to a young radio producer named Floyd L. Peterson, who was creating radio commercials for "Dr. Strangelove". They worked so well together that, in January of 1963, LaFontaine joined Floyd Peterson, making it a two man operation, working out of Floyd's apartment. Over the next couple of years, the company rapidly grew to employ thirty people and expanded into its own building; a carriage house on west 57th street. Floyd L. Peterson, Inc. was one of the first companies to work exclusively in motion picture advertising. Prior to that time, most film promotion was done in-house by the studios. It was during this period that the format for the modern Trailer (Previews of coming attractions) was developed, and LaFontaine and Peterson were among the first to create the catch phrases that still dominate trailers; "In a world", "A one-man army", "No where to run, no where to hide and no way out" etc. In 1965, a mix-up in scheduling prevented an announcer from making a session, and LaFontaine was forced to create a "scratch" narration for radio spots for the film "Gunfighters Of Casa Grande" in order to present something to the client, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. To his surprise, they bought his performance, and over the next 16 years he voiced thousands of spots and hundreds of trailers. He spent a number of years as a head of production for Kaleidoscope Films, Ltd; one of the premiere trailer production houses. In 1976, he started his own production company, Don LaFontaine Associates. His first assignment as an independent was "The Godfather, Part II." In 1978 he was asked to join Paramount Pictures, heading up the trailer department. Over the next three years, he became literally the "Voice" of Paramount. In 1980 he was named Vice President, but he missed being involved in active production. He left Paramount in 1981 and moved from New York to Los Angeles, again as an independent producer. One of his first phone calls was from a young agent named Steve Tisherman, who urged LaFontaine to pursue voice-overs more aggressively. He signed with Steve Tisherman, and never looked back. Over the past 25 years, LaFontaine cemented his position as the "King of Voice-overs." Aside from his continuing work in the trailer industry, he was also been the voice of NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox and UPN, in addition to TNT, TBS and the Cartoon Network. By conservative estimates, he voiced hundreds of thousands of television and radio spots, including commercials for Chevrolet, Pontiac, Ford, Budweiser, McDonalds, Coke, and many other corporate sponsors. He worked on nearly 5000 films, including appearances as the in-show announcer for the Screen Actors Guild and Academy Awards. Based on contracts signed, Don had the distinction of being perhaps the single busiest actor in the history of SAG. LaFontaine is survived by Singer/Actress Nita Whitaker, and their two children, Lisi and Skye, who live in Los Angeles.For more information about Don, please visit: http://www.DonLafontaine.com---------------------------http://SamHarris.com |