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Classic British kids tv program but diffrent, a fairly good use on word play

Wine Tasting Clip of Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2005 selected from Majestic on 12 July 2006. WINE: Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2005 VINTAGE: 2005 PRODUCER: Oyster Bay GRAPES: Sauvignon Blanc REGION: Marlborough COUNTRY: New Zealand ONE WORD: Contrived TASTING: A fairly standard NZ Sauvignon with not much to excite the palate, and, on special at £4.99, a simple and good value drop. FOOD MATCH: Serve it very cold, don't think too hard!

Wine Tasting Clip of Terra Barossa Eden Valley Pinot Gris 2005 selected from Majestic on 12 July 2006. WINE: Terra Barossa Eden Valley Pinot Gris 2005 VINTAGE: 2005 PRODUCER: Thorn-Clarke GRAPES: Pinot Gris REGION: Barossa, Eden Valley COUNTRY: Australia ONE WORD: Waxy TASTING: Hints of peach and pear blossom and beeswax. This could be so much more exciting at yet remains a fairly innocuous wine which has both weight and body, but little charm. FOOD MATCH: Moreton Bay bugs with a citrus butter - James Booth's own

Wine Tasting Clip of Domaine de Valmoissine Pinot Noir 2004 selected from Majestic on 12 July 2006. WINE: Domaine de Valmoissine Pinot Noir 2004 VINTAGE: 2004 PRODUCER: Louis Latour GRAPES: Pinot Noir REGION: Provence, VDP Coteaux du Verdon COUNTRY: France ONE WORD: Juicy TASTING: For warmer climate Pinot this provencal grown wine showed a fairly light colour and brighter clear fruit than expected, although the palate had hints of bitterness and straw that checked the charm of the otherwise pleasant fruit. FOOD MATCH: Rabbit fricassee and mustard veloute - John Burton Race, "French Leave"

Wine Tasting Clip of Argento Pinot Grigio 2005 selected from Majestic on 12 July 2006. WINE: Argento Pinot Grigio 2005 VINTAGE: 2005 PRODUCER: Argento GRAPES: Pinot Grigio 100% REGION: Mendoza COUNTRY: Argentina ONE WORD: Balanced TASTING: Unusually fresh, showing hints of varietal peach and white flower blossom. The palate is fairly simple but attractively balanced nevertheless. FOOD MATCH: Goat's cheese and pomegranate salad - James Booth's own

Wine Tasting Clip of Alex Gambal Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2004 tasted on 10 August 2006. WINE: Alex Gambal Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2004 VINTAGE: 2004 PRODUCER: Maison Alex Gambal GRAPES: Pinot Noir REGION: Burgundy, Cote d’Or COUNTRY: France ONE WORD: Refined TASTING: Fairly light cherry colour, classic Pinot though, and a refined red cherry, nutmeg and cinnamon melange on the nose with some real class. The palate is soft and gentle, but not weedy as it carries good weight and silky tannins. FOOD MATCH: Partridge, roasted.

This was recorded the day before the competition on the friday. It's fairly repetitive but it shows what level the drifters are and how much angle they can get and also shows how big just one part of Drift Central actually is.

Masons is a strategy game about building walls, creating cities, and developing high-scoring patterns on the board that match scoring cards. (14:44) This week on Board Games with Scott, I?m looking at the strategy game, Masons (a.k.a. Mauer Bauer). Masons is a fairly abstract strategy game with a good balance of luck and skill. In Masons, [...]

behind the scenes: This teaser trailer was filmed sometime during May of 2004, none of the footage in the trailer is from the actual bike trip or the documentary. Before the bike trip documentary was even set in stone; Chuck, Amanda and myself loaded the bike on the back of our car, and grabbed the canon for a road trip. The plan was to hit several different corners of L.A. in a day's time, giving us a variety of backgrounds and landscapes: dessert / ocean / forest / etc... We spent most of the day driving, piling out of the car every two hours to ride / tape for twenty minutes. Unfortunately we ran out of sunlight before we got any footage of camping, so the trailer turned out fairly repetitive.

click here for video (quicktime 4.3mb) has it really been 6 weeks since i last made a post? somehow i feel that i've estranged myself from the videoblogging community over the last few months, this hasn't been intentional, i guess it's just the way things go, things have been fairly turbulent in my life over the last month, is that an excuse? so onwards with motivation for the coming year... to step back in, make more films, engage in more collaborations, as a token of commitment to this idea my last video of the year is a promo for bottomunion and their 'carp caviar' project. (with some footage sourced from eric's documentary footage i found in the archive) if you don;t know the bottom you should really check out some of the beautiful work there like 'one thing' and 'whirlygig of time' anyway, here's to the new year everyone!.. be well not working? maybe you don't have quicktime.. go to the archive for flash versions, not everything is there yet !

good goal fairly interesting match, and a referee who hates tall guys. namely peter crouch

This bit began as a development piece at Disney TV Animation. Actually, truth be told, we were fairly sure that we were on a wild goose chase and no one was going to look at this piece very seriously. But we made it anyway. It has not really seen the light of day since. Joe still has the bear, in an elaborate display case of his own design. This piece is scheduled to be part of the upcoming compilation DVD "Cartoons Your Mother Warned You About," from Bright Red Rocket www.brightredrocket.com.

The election system is broken. We reprised our segment on Black Box voting. You may start off thinking that those voting machines are really ripping off our democracy, but there's more: The Black Box investigators found out the system is broken in many other ways too. "Understand something. You cannot manipulate a national election without having a network of local corruption. That local corruption has evolved over about 100 years. But it is fairly easy to find by simply following the money in a given county. For example, in some counties the money is in development and the key positions which are most vulnerable to election corruption are the county supervisor or county commissioner positions which sign off on zoning because millions and sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars flow right through them. In fact, elections are becoming part of a money laundering process and I don't think its too strong to say that. www.blackboxvoting.org

Spanish dolphin EarthWatch expedition: Sept 06 This is a montage (nice way of saying 'odds and ends') of footage taken on board the Toftevaag. I've laid a bit of music down to spice it up a bit. Some of this footage was shot fairly late in the trip, as evidenced by the flapping clothing decorating the deck.

Well, this is my 2nd Amv and it's a tribute to my all time favorite anime character...Uchiha Sasuke. I love him! Anyways, its a fairly song called Orenji No Taiyou by Gackt and Hyde, but its very pretty, especially if you understand the lyrics. haha. (right Amy-chan!) Well, hope you like and please comment. Arigatou.

This is a gameplay preview video I shot a couple months ago in ''Universal Century.net Gundam Online''. Hopefully it will show the viewers a bit about how the game works. Please note that I was still fairly new when I shot this video and now I know a lot more about the game.

Did this as a health project. fairly humorous.

If your going to watch this...wait a little bit before stopping it. I realize the beginning is very bad. but after the crappy news report is a fairly well done zombie movie clip show. the ending is also very funny. Did it for a mass media project. The Acting is attrocious. The actor failed to stick to the script and by doing so, he butchered it. It was good, trust me. Footage needed to be reshot, but it being a group project with unreliable members, this wasn't possible. There points in which there was no way to transision properly. But, overall pretty good considering what i had to work with.