can we brag for a sec that we did this in one take after practicing for like 10 minutes

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i think greg will be putting up more footage of the shows and life on the road

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My pathetic attempt to recreate the crash hot potatoes as found on The Pioneer Woman's website. Not *so* pathetic, they tasted brilliant, but my pics aren't as good as hers.

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BB King ft Dionne Warwick - Hummingbird [1997,Deuces Wild]

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The most impressive and touching piano playing scene ever. I love this movie too.

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A few weeks ago a London/Kent based band called Kry approached me and asked if I'd make a music video for a song called "So Nice". This is the end result. The actress is Lauren Halls who was great to work with! Hope you guys enjoy! I'll prob upload in better quality at some point but the memory on my computer needs a bit of a spruce up so could only manage a basic file, then again it has a certain charm being a bit grainy!
To see more Kry vids and have a listen to other songs go to http://www.youtube.com/user/gh erkamum and say hello to Terry!

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Simon (dyansis silverbolt)and his best friend Leo enjoy the arrival of their auto assembly tickets. then cant help but show there excitement, representing the tf rockstars

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Andy tests a fellow extra to find out whether or not she is a racist. For more information about Extras, log onto HBO.com

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funny as hell =D

from season 5 episode 11 "Whatever Happened, Happened"

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Guy takes skydiving to a whole new level.

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HQ stereo version highly recommended! Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =KyWJlpIchkE&fmt=18
The Great Purple Hairstreak Butterfly (Altides halesus) is widely distributed in the southern and western United States, but is considered a rare butterfly in most places, and is seldom seen by most people. The larvae feed on various species of Mistletoe. The adult butterflies rarely open their wings, except to take flight, and usually appear dark charcoal/black-colored when at rest with their wings over their backs. The only time to see the amazing spectacle of their irridescent top side is when they first emerge from the chrysalis and expand their wings.

Just like the Morphos of South America, the irridescent scales appear to change color as the light refracts from them at different angles. The freshly emerged adults appear to be bright metallic green for the first few seconds, then change color to a more aqua-blue or purple as the scales change their angle during wing expansion.

The sexes are dimorphic, with the smaller males being a deep metallic blue-green, while the slightly larger females are a less reflective powder blue color.

Description and timeline:
* Eggs - (the little white blobs) shown at a distance for scale, and up close for detail, hatch in about 10 days;
* Hatching - tiny, fuzzy 1st instar larva chewing it's way out of the egg, 30 minutes;
* Larvae - 5 phases, called "instars", with a skin molting in between each, 3-4 weeks total;
* Pre-pupation - the mature larva secures itself to a surface and prepares to pupate (2 days)
* Pupation - the pre-pupa larva molts its skin, becoming a pupa (about 10 minutes);
* Hardening - the pupal shell hardens to semi-rigid shell in a few hours;
* Metamorphosis - the adult develops in the pupal shell (about 2-3 weeks);
* Emergence - the fully developed adult cracks-open the shell and crawls free;
* Wing expansion - the adult pumps fluid into the wing vein structure, expanding them (10 minutes).
* Wing "drying" - the fluid in the wings dries, making them rigid enough to fly with (2-3 hours).

The music is "Newton's Prizm" by Technician, MP3 released online at HTTP://technician.jcmdi.com

Much more butterfly and moth life cycle documentary is available, free to the public at lepidoptera.jcmdi.com.

DVDs and soundtrack CD available at JCMDI.COM

Enjoy!

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Pistol shrimp blowing a blast of water a speed of 100km/h with temp 9900C

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