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He was widely recognised as a master tactician and was famous for defending his players at all costs.Ranatunga is also remembered for his stand in a one day international against England. Australian Umpire Ross Emerson called Muralitharan for throwing. (Muralitharan was subsequently cleared by bio-mechanical experts hired by the ICC.) Ranatunga exchanged heated words with umpire Emerson and led his team to a point just inside the boundary line, halting play, until the Sri Lankan management conferred with him and play resumed.The Sri Lankan national team were considered perpetual underdogs but this image changed completely during the 1996 Cricket World Cup, when Sri Lanka defeated tournament favourites Australia to win it under the captaincy of Ranatunga. This victory, for which Ranatunga was a pivotal part both as batsman and captain, has ensured that Sri Lanka are no longer underestimated on the world cricket stage.

A while ago some people asked me to do a video for them. They asked me to do a video about a character that was going to an interview. The interview was for a Senior Outer Space Invader position. So the environment is supposed to be like the Earth world and the Aliens are living on it too. They gave me a whole script. Plus they asked me to play all 3 characters. The Secretary, the Boss (Mr. Vader), and the future employee (Doug). Storyline: Doug goes an interview for a Senior Outer Space Invader position. Doug is greeted with the “ET go home” form of handshake by the alien interviewer (Vader). The interviewer asks a series of qualifying questions. Doug proceeds to answer these bizarre questions the best that he can, demonstrating with off-the-wall experiences that relate nothing to the job at hand. In the end, the interviewer rejects him but says that he will call upon him if they are ever in need of human bio feces.

In this installment, Tex and Crackerjack go head to head during their own custom Olympics. They must channel their years of competitive partnership and complete the games in order to obtain Flounder’s location. Flounder has spent his years on hiatus researching the development of a new fuel form- Bio-Flounder. It has the potential to skew the economy. Tex and Crackerjack, of course, succeed in preventing his efforts.

A short docu-bio of Imperial Orgy singer Caeser Pink. The video tells of the dramatic events of his strange life. Including spiritual visions, mountain retreats, being run out of town by a police conspiracy, winning thousands of dollars in the lottery, and spiritual and sexual explorations.

The Imperial Orgy is an open celebration of life, love, sexuality and rebellion. Founded by rock and roll shaman Caeser Pink, this short documentary bio tells the strange story of the group's humble beginnings as a controversial multimedia performance art experiment at the Penn State University to becoming New York City's premier underground cultural phenomenon spreading their message of anti-establishment politics, backwoods spirituality, and sexual liberation.

Bernd Pischetsrieder, chief executive of the Vokswagen AG, talks about the backgrounds and general conditions, why Volkswagen focusses on new Bio-Fuels and drive technologies more and more.

Dr. Wolfgang Steiger, Volkswagen AG, explains the advantages of new Bio-Fuels in this interview.

This video is about Volkswagens ambitions to establish all types of Bio Fuels and how they customize their new models, that they work with those fuels.

Ted Strickland, running for governor of Ohio

The Band Mangled Orifice had a short lived TV show in the late 80's. This is the best of.

Salp 10 Bio

This show is about a little goth girl named Lydia who isn’t like her happy-faced school girl peers, and is sick of her tortured and boring life so she summons a freelance bio-exorcist ghost with the most named Beetlejuice! And her boring life soon becomes filled with fun and danger.

Here is a good Bio on Danny Way.

This clip features a discussion with John M. Simpson, Stem Cell Project Director, Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, a Santa Monica, California-based consumer advocacy group, about creating a public corporation to handle the commercialization of any discoveries made with $3 billion in Proposition 71 research money, with almost all the profits going to the California State General Fund.

Artist bio-documentary.