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Crazy Helen has been on the Blues Music scene for long time. She has played at the Cedar Beach Blues Fest, Riverhead Music Festival, Blues 2000 & Beyond. Crazy Helen can make a audience rise to their feet, and bring her raw power wake the dead. She is a Long Island Treasure!

Download free here: http://helpfilez.com/s/download/8156750/z51592/Resident.zip.html It has been ten years since the Raccoon City incident and the President of the United States has decided to reveal the truth behind what took place in the belief that it will curb the current resurgence in bioterrorist activity. Due to be by the President's side is his personal friend and Raccoon City survivor, Leon S. Kennedy, but when the venue suffers a bioterrorist attack, Leon is forced to face a President transformed beyond recognition and make his hardest ever decision. At the same time, Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance member, Chris Redfield arrives in China, itself under threat of a bioterrorist attack. With no country safe from these attacks and the ensuing outbreaks, the entire world's population is united by a common fear that there is no hope left. In a first for the franchise, Resident Evil 6 sees series favourites Leon and Chris come together to face this unprecedented threat. They will be ...

Cha Cha Loretta has some trouble in NYC and must make a critical decision to leave the country…. During her adventure, Naseer finds himself trapped in a practice room with no music beyond 1912. After acclimating to China, Cha Cha receives a voicemail from a very confused southern woman who dialed the wrong number.

(6/25/1951) Season 3, Episode 44. The ghost of Lady Anne (Sherry Bennett) continues to walk down the stairs, knife in hand, and into the secret passage where she murdered her domineering husband. Stella Andrew, Ralph Clanton, Monica Lang, Byron Russell, Sherry Bennett, Frank Gallop (Narrator), Director: William Corrigan.

Democracy NOW! DN! Tens of thousands of immigrants from around the country joined allies from the labor movement and beyond to Rally for Citizenship Wednesday in Washington, D.C. The demonstrators urged Congress to overhaul the nation’s immigration laws and provide a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented residents. Provided to you under Democracy NOW! creative commons license.

Unlock your iPads full potential. You've spent alot of money purchasing the latest iPad but do you really know how to use all of the packed functions? Learn at Your Own Pace – Stop, rewind, replay – Didn’t catch something? Review it over and over till you get it. Watch once without your iPad, then rewind and follow along using your iPad. Learn New Innovative and Productive Techniques – Discover new ways to be productive throughout your day with these iPad tips and tricks. Lifetime Membership – Lifetime membership keeps you up to date with future changes and new video lessons. Available 24/7 – Middle of the night. You need a quick answer on how to get a task done on your iPad. Jump online and watch the video on that feature. Problem solved. Grow Your iPad Skills – Invest in yourself, let me help you start learning today. Clear, and Comprehensive Training – I’ll clearly guide you app-by-app & tap-by-tap through every last feature of your iPad. I have a passion to teach and share my iPad knowledge and experience with you in a straightforward, candid way. Have Some Fun – I’m here to help you better understand and maximize your iPad. But, we’ll have a few laughs along the way as well. Over 100 Videos Watch over 100 videos online to master everything you want to do on your iPad. Visit www.ipadsecrets.co.uk and Unlock Your iPad Today. Dub Feral by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0. http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1200045. Permissions beyond the scope of this license are available at http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/licenses/.

From their 5th studio album "There's The Rub" (1974) BAND LINEUP Andy Powell: Guitars, Mandolin and vocals Laurie Wisefield: Guitars, Banjo and vocals Martin Turner: Bass and vocals Steve Upton: Drums "THERE'S THE RUB" TRACKLIST 1. Silver Shoes 2. Don't Come Back 3. Persephone 4. Hometown 5. Lady Jay 6. F.U.B.B (Fucked Up Beyond Belief) All songs written by Turner, Upton, Wisefield, Powell

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(3/3/1959) Season 1, Episode 7. During World War II, a man (Reginald Owen) on night patrol in a British coastal town suddenly has a dream about his wife (Molly Roden) being in danger in their home many miles away. Reginald Owen, Richard Lupino, Philip Tonge, Molly Roden, Director and Host: John Newland.

(1/12/1960) Season 2, Episode 17. In 1906 San Francisco, a bellboy (David Opatoshu) at a hotel suddenly has visions of impending mass destruction and death, but he can't get anyone to listen to him. David Opatoshu, Director and Host: John Newland.

(9/15/1959) Season 2, Episode 1. A man (Norman Lloyd) has a blood type that is so extremely rare that the act of giving blood causes him to become aware of events in the recipient's life that have not yet happened. Norman Lloyd, Suzanne Pleshette, Director and Host: John Newland.

(4/5/1960) Season 2, Episode 28. Shortly after arriving at a large mansion, a man (John Hudson) has a premonition of a woman (Narda Onyx) being murdered. Later, he is stunned to see the woman he saw in the premonition show up as a guest at the estate. John Hudson, Narda Onyx, Director and Host: John Newland.

(1/3/1961) Season 3, Episode 15. Confederate soldier Jess Bradley (Buzz Martin) and his faithful dog are captured and brought to a sadistic Union army colonel (Crahan Denton). After Jess' dog is killed, supernatural forces take revenge on the colonel. Graham Denton, Buzz Martin, Jeremy Slate, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/20/1960) Season 3, Episode 13. Marianne Darelle (Norma Crane) is suddenly and forcefully drawn to the town of Seaside, even though she has never been there before and never even heard of the place. In addition, on the way there, she becomes attracted to a married man (Charles Aidman) whom she does not know. Norma Crane, Charles Aidman, Director and Host: John Newland.

PART TWO - MLK Breakfast-Longhorn Steakhouse Conyers, Ga-Video Producer-Relentless Films Providing for the youth, looking after the elderly and strengthening the family were the main messages at the ninth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Breakfast held by the Rockdale NAACP and the Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce at Longhorn Steakhouse on Monday. The keynote speaker, the Rev. Dr. Walter Kimbrough of Columbia Drive United Methodist Church, urged the audience to do more than memorize Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech and move beyond the speech by doing these three things. About 180 people came out to the breakfast, which was served by students from the Rockdale Youth Leadership program. Introduction was given by new Chamber of Commerce Chairman Thua Barlay, emceed by NAACP President Willie Gibson, songs led by Coroner and Pastor George Levett, Jr. of Crawfordville Baptist and Pastor J. Phillip Baker of Shady Grove Baptist, invocation given by Pastor Billie Cox of Macedonia Baptist, introduction of the speaker given by Pastor Al Sadler of the Church of New Beginning, and benediction given by Pastor Carolyn Carlisle of Pleasant Hill CME.

(8/30/1960) Season 3, Episode 1. In 1960, a series of earthquakes activate a tsunami which heads towards Honolulu. Wheelchair-bound Margaret North (Jean Allison), stuck in her house, desperately needs help, and finds it in the form of a psychic phenomenon. Jean Allison, Dennis Patrick, Cliff Hall, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/2/1960) Season 2, Episode 20. A young girl (Reba Waters) miraculously recovers from scarlet fever, but, upon awakening, she doesn't recognize her parents and she thinks she is someone else. Philip Bourneuf, Anna Lee, Reba Waters, Director and Host: John Newland.

(5/17/1960) Season 2, Episode 34. A mysterious gypsy (Johnny Seven) tries to convince an escaped convict (Robert Blake) to return to prison. Robert Blake, John Kellogg, Johnny Seven, Murvyn Vye, Director and Host: John Newland.

(4/21/1959) Season 1, Episode 14. Left alone and unloved by her domineering and arrogant husband (Robert Douglas), a young woman (Maria Palmer) invents an imaginary lover, and then begins to suspect that this "lover" may not be all that imaginary. Maria Palmer, Robert Douglas, Director and Host: John Newland.

(6/9/1959) Season 1, Episode 21. A jockey's (Walter Burke) career is ruined by his rival (Ben Cooper), but revenge takes place in the form of a brush with the supernatural. Ben Cooper, Walter Burke, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/24/1959) Season 1, Episode 10. On a battlefield during the first World War, a group of French soldiers (Pernell Roberts, H.M. Wynant, Peter Miles, and Jerry Oddo) experience something which causes them to drop their weapons and walk away from the fight. Bruce Gordon, Pernell Roberts, H.M. Wynant, Peter Miles, Jerry Oddo, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/6/1960) Season 3, Episode 11. A pregnant woman (Peggy Ann Garner), every night at the same time, feels and senses that somehow an airplane is going to crash into the roof of her house. Excuse the sexist patronizing attitudes. This was, after all, 1960. Peggy Ann Garner, John Lasell, Director and Host: John Newland.

PART ONE - MLK Breakfast-Longhorn Steakhouse Conyers, Ga-Video Producer-Relentless Films Providing for the youth, looking after the elderly and strengthening the family were the main messages at the ninth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Breakfast held by the Rockdale NAACP and the Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce at Longhorn Steakhouse on Monday. The keynote speaker, the Rev. Dr. Walter Kimbrough of Columbia Drive United Methodist Church, urged the audience to do more than memorize Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech and move beyond the speech by doing these three things. About 180 people came out to the breakfast, which was served by students from the Rockdale Youth Leadership program. Introduction was given by new Chamber of Commerce Chairman Thua Barlay, emceed by NAACP President Willie Gibson, songs led by Coroner and Pastor George Levett, Jr. of Crawfordville Baptist and Pastor J. Phillip Baker of Shady Grove Baptist, invocation given by Pastor Billie Cox of Macedonia Baptist, introduction of the speaker given by Pastor Al Sadler of the Church of New Beginning, and benediction given by Pastor Carolyn Carlisle of Pleasant Hill CME.

(11/15/1960) Season 3, Episode 8. A woman's (Ruth Storey) husband (Mike Kellin) starts complaining about being cooped up with pressure on his body and he also begins to write letters to a woman he doesn't know. Mike Kellin, Ruth Storey, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/3/1960) Season 2, Episode 32. A man (Lee Philips) meets and falls in love with a woman (Barbara Lord) during a vacation in Central America, but no one else working or staying at the hotel claims the woman exists. Lee Philips, Barbara Lord, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/22/1960) Season 2, Episode 27. After killing his wife (Yvette Mimieux), a guilt-ridden man (Christopher Dark) discovers that whenever he looks into a reflective surface such as a window or a mirror, he sees the image of a clown (Mickey Shaughnessy) drawing near to throttle him. Mickey Shaughnessy, Christopher Dark, Yvette Mimieux, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/1/1960) Season 3, Episode 7. A young woman (Elen Willard) has strange hallucinations of war and of the death of a man (Alex Davion) she has never met. Elen Willard, Alex Davion, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/15/1960) Season 2, Episode 26. Three lost explorers (Gregory Morton, Eddie Firestone, and Bert Convy) wander aimlessly in the desert with their food and water very low. Suddenly, a man (Jeremy Slate) appears out of nowhere and saves them. Gregory Morton, Eddie Firestone, Jeremy Slate, Bert Convey, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/16/1960) Season 2, Episode 22. Poltergeists are determined to break up the romance between Otto (John Beal), a patron at a Viennese tavern, and Elsa (Vanessa Brown), a beautiful waitress there. Director: John Newland.

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(12/29/1959) Season 2, Episode 15. In a jealous rage, a piano player (Robert Loggia) murders a beautiful young woman (Miriam Colon) and soon discovers that he cannot wash away the dead woman's blood. Robert Loggia, Ann Carroll, Miriam Colon, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/3/1959) Season 2, Episode 7. Looking out of his apartment window, an artist (Michael Higgins) witnesses an attempted suicide by a young woman (Lori March) in an adjacent building. When he rushes there to save her, he finds the apartment empty. Michael Higgins, Louise Fletcher, Charles F. Seel, Lori March, Director and Host: John Newland.

(10/27/1959) Season 2, Episode 6. A cursed diamond necklace inflicts a horrible punishment on the women who try to wear it. Sean McClory, Jan Miner, Director and Host: John Newland.

(10/13/1959) Season 2, Episode 4. A 16th century Scottish Earl (Torin Thatcher) has his dead son's (Donald Harron) lover (Pat Michon) executed, but before she dies, she places a curse on his family--the oldest son of every generation to come of the Earl will die before the father. Donald Harron, Torin Thatcher, Edward Atienza, Fintan Meyler, Pat Michon, Director and Host: John Newland.

(6/2/1959) Season 1, Episode 20. The legal system has found Paul Marlin (Ross Martin) not guilty of murdering his wife, however, true justice is about to be served by his conscience. Ross Martin, Edward Kemmer, Director and Host: John Newland.

Una delle scene più macabre e violente del filone italiano horror-gore anni ‘70-’80. Tratta dal film Buio omega (Beyond the Darkness) di Aristide Massacciesi, noto al pubblico con lo pseudonimo di Joe D’Amato.

(6/21/1960) Season 2, Episode 39. Three years after the death of an artist, a painting of his is unveiled as being recently completed. Lee Bergere, Rebecca Welles, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/10/1959) Season 2, Episode 8. When a school teacher starts writing on the blackboard, her hand goes haywire, and she starts writing in a language she doesn't know. Barbara Baxley, Robert Ellenstein, Director and Host: John Newland.

(11/17/1959) Season 2, Episode 9. Two men (Ralph Nelson and Frank Maxwell) who don't know each other find that their lives are intertwined by a strange psychic connection that may end up in the deaths of both. Ralph Nelson, Frank Maxwell, Director and Host: John Newland.

(3/31/1959) Season 1, Episode 11. Convicted killer John Marriott (Alfred Ryder) is presenting a problem for the authorities. They don't seem to be able to execute him. Alfred Ryder, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/22/1959) Season 2, Episode 14. A farm girl (Patty McCormack) develops the ability to read minds. Patty McCormack, Robert Emhardt, Director and Host: John Newland.

(4/28/1959) Season 1, Episode 15. After an argument between father (Robert Carricart) and son (Mike Connors) trapeze artists, an accident results in which the father is paralyzed. The son, torn by guilt and depression, attempts suicide but is saved by a supernatural force. Michael Connors, Yvette Vickers, Robert Carricart, Director and Host: John Newland.

DVD available @ www.endcredits.be www.facebook.com/endcreditsdocu “End Credits” is an independent documentary by Marc Cosyns and Alexander Decommere, shot and finished in 2012. The filmmakers point their camera at euthanasia in practice, ten years since the Belgian law was finalized in 2002. The film had premières in Ghent and Antwerp on January 24th and 26th, 2013. Since 2002, euthanasia is legal in Belgium. Still, anno 2013, there are a lot of questions unanswered. What is possible? What is accepted? For whom? And what lies beyond euthanasia? Lydia Chagoll outlines what made the legalisation of euthanasia possible, while Maddy Buysse symbolizes a possible future. The filmmakers follow Adelin and Eva, two very different people who are at the dawn of the end of their lives. Adelin, 83 years old, is confronted with dementia, while Eva, 34, wants her unbearable and never ending mental suffering to stop. Both people ask for help with and care for a decent farewell and passing away. Through organ donation, Eva would like to add meaning to her death. A group of individuals who follow, study and understand the Belgian law of euthanasia, give us their insights on these complex issues. End Credits © 2013 Marc Cosyns & Alexander Decommere All rights reserved

(1/27/1959) Season 1, Episode 2. A bride to be (Barbara Lord) has nightmares about drowning in dark icy water. Her fiancé (Patrick Macnee) then tells her they will not honeymoon in Switzerland as planned, but will take a cruise to New York on the Titanic. Barbara Lord, Isobel Elsom, Patrick Macnee, Director and Host: John Newland.

(10/6/1959) Season 2, Episode 3. During World War II, a drunken pharmacist's mate (George Grizzard) must operate on the critically injured captain (Whit Bissell) of his ship with only a voice on the radio to guide him. George Grizzard, Tod Andrews, Whit Bissell, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/23/1960) Season 2, Episode 23. Quarrelsome couple Fred and Ruth Graham (Edward Binns and June Vincent) rent an old house but, following an argument, Ruth disappears. Fred is charged with her murder but released for lack of evidence. However, he later finds out that some previous occupants of the house have also mysteriously vanished without trace. Edward Binns, Fredd Wayne, June Vincent, Director and Host: John Newland.

(12/1/1959) Season 2, Episode 11. Orphanages are being set ablaze many miles away from a woman (Norma Crane) who claims to know the identity of the arsonist. She claims that it is her twin sister whom she hasn't seen in years, and she knows this because she can read her mind. Norma Crane, Grant Williams, Director and Host: John Newland.

(2/10/1959) Season 1, Episode 4. A female photojournalist (Cloris Leachman) on assignment in France takes an apartment and begins to work with a somewhat mysterious male model. Things come to a head when she has a brush with the supernatural that could well mean her death. Marcel Dalio, Cloris Leachman, Director and Host: John Newland.

(1/10/1961) Season 3, Episode 16. A prizefighter (Charles Bronson) who has fallen on hard times is visited by the ghost of a fellow boxer. Charles Bronson, Felix Deebank, Ronald Long, Director and Host: John Newland.