FC2Video

I don't know what this plaster thing was supposed to be, or is, and I'm probably happier that way!

The Stooges are cleaning a doctor's office when a wounded crook enters. The Stooges try to tell him they aren't doctors, but the crook demands treatment. The crook accidentally falls out of the window and the Stooges escape. They are now on the run from the crook's accomplices who are scared away by Curly, who fell in a vat of plaster 1943

As a crime is reported, the local police department will send out officers to investigate the scene. The officer in charge will then begin to divide the zones of the crime scene amongst his men. Such great detail is taken during this time because the perpetrator usually takes or leaves something behind to identify them. The officers will first photograph and lift footprints and fingerprints. After being lifted, two officers will document the date and initials. These documented pieces of evidence will then be logged for later in reconstruction and court. The officer in charge will search all the zones again to make certain that no evidence has escaped the eye. Tire prints are just as unique to identify as fingerprints. Such tire prints will be lifted with a plaster cast for documentation in the laboratory. Either indoor or outdoor, the silent witnesses are just waiting to be found and used in court. See the full length: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com

Tuscan style entryway. Coloful venetian plaster and terra cotta tiles along with faux wall finishes

There is a break room the size of a basketball court located in the top. Matterhorn is 147 feet tall, exactly 1/100th size replica of the real mountain in Switzerland. The attraction is based on the Disney film Third Man on the Mountain. The Matterhorn is made of wood and steel with a plaster coating over a layer of metal mesh. In 1978 an Adominable Snowman, ice caverns and glowing ice crystals were added. The Matterhorn cost $1.5 million ( in 2003 dollars it would cost over $9.1 million) to build. When you start up the computers for the Matterhorn the screen displays a messages which says, "Harold isn't going to like this." Complete video of Disneyland's Matterhorn Bobsleds available at DLDHistory.com

Italy travel: Pompeii. Most of our Perillo Tours Familia is visible in this segment, as we meet a resident of Pompeii. You can see the anguish, as he was caught in the painful last gasps of life. Wow. Mt. Vesuvius had been proclaimed an extinct volcano by the experts of the day, so the eruption was quite a surprise to the residents of Pompeii. They didn't have time to escape. With some clever techniques, archaeologists were able to pour plaster molds of the residents of Pompeii where they died. (You can view this video, and other travel videos in full-size and near-DVD quality, travel stills and more at www.jpmeyer.com). Italy travel tours with Perillo Tours, www.PerilloTours.com Real People having Real Fun!

The Keep A Breast Foundation is a unique non-profit organization creating plaster forms of the female torso, customized by fine artists and auctioned to raise funding for breast cancer. Our mission is to produce art events that increase breast cancer awareness among young people and benefit breast cancer education, prevention and treatment programs in communities around the world.