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Flip Side Pink Champagne, Sunburst 105 , Recorded 1965
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Documentary highlighting the vital role Dorset played in the second world war
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Because FREE LEONARD PELTIER had such a powerful impact on historical events, filmmakers went back into production following their initial Sundance screening. Finally, the completed documentary makes its World (re)Premiere at the Woodstock Film Festival, October 16, 2025.
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The bar is at an all time low. #trump #walkoffame #politicalcomedy #politicalhumor #commentary
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Another one of my personal favorite films: "DIRTY WORK" from 1998! Subscribe for more of Kelton's Movie Minutes! Also, check out classic B-movies hosted by Kelton, every first and third Friday of the month, right here on B-Film Invasion! #DirtyWork #DirtyWork1998 #NormMacdonald #ArtieLange #90sComedy #90sMovies #ComedyMovies #CultComedy #MovieShorts #FilmShorts #BFilmInvasion
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Vacatia has started rolling out a brand-new internal exchange system for Vacation Village owners called Flex Points — and early reports are surprisingly positive. The idea is simple: You convert your existing Vacation Village week into Flex Points, then use those points to reserve stays at other participating properties within the system. Right now, some owners are reportedly able to convert their week for free during the rollout period. Later, the conversion fee is expected to be around $199. What makes this interesting is the potential value. Depending on how many Flex Points your deposited week receives, owners may be able to turn one week into: Multiple stays at other Vacation Village resorts A two-bedroom stay at another property Several shorter or lower-cost vacations More flexibility than simply using the original week One example discussed showed a deposited week potentially generating enough Flex Points for two or even three separate vacations at other resorts. There may also be only a small cleaning fee when making the actual reservation. This system is still new, and the point values will likely continue to be adjusted as Vacatia learns how owners use it and how much inventory is available. But more options are usually a good thing. For Vacation Village owners who have been frustrated with exchange limitations, surrender issues, delinquency concerns, or the value of existing ownership, this could be one of the more interesting developments in a while. The big question now: Will Vacatia Flex Points provide better value than RCI for some owners? Time will tell. But if owners can truly turn one week into multiple useful vacations, there is real potential here. Timeshare Users Group Owners Helping Owners since 1993 #Vacatia #VacationVillage #FlexPoints #Timeshare #TimeshareExchange #RCI #VacationOwnership #TimeshareOwners #TUG #TimeshareUsersGroup
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Hulk Hogan & Ultimate cut a weird promo plugging SummerSlam 1991.
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Popcorn Taxi played host to Rob Zombie and Sheri Moon Zombie for a special screening of 'The Devil's Rejects' + a live Q&A in Melbourne. During the candid chat, Rob Zombie described how actor and friend Malcolm McDowell liked to play around on the set of CSI Miami... (WARNING: NSFW SWEARING!)
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Based on the story of Joshua in the Old Testament Illustrations from freebibleimages.com Music & Lyrics by Nigel Cameron From his album 'Get Real' Available on all digital download & streaming platforms Or on CD from soundsofwonder.org Lead Vocal NIGEL CAMERON Children's Choir facilitated by Deb Chamberlain: EMILY BULLOCK, EMILY WARING, NOAH CHAMBERLAIN, EDWARD WARING ELIJAH CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLOTTE BULLOCK & GRACE CHAMBERLAIN Backing Vocals JULIE CAMERON-HALL Trumpet: RAUL D'OLIVEIRA Saxophone: ANDY HAGON Drums: NIC BURROWS All Other Intruments: CHRIS SMITH PRODUCED BY Nigel Cameron & Chris Smith RECORDED AT Raindance Studios, Stourbridge, England
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#jeanette #porquetevas
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Todos tienen un límite, hasta los republicanos que votaron por un criminal convicto e inmoral, pero esto es demasiado #DonaldTrump #Archivos #JeffreyEpstein #BillClinton #Putin
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Coming soon from SRS Cinema! srscinemastore.com The curse of Amityville. You know it. You’ve felt it. Now even more amazing underground filmmakers have come together for another trip into the darkest depths of its private hell: Brock Bones - Amityville Tourist Caleb Elijah - Amityville Radio Jeff Hylton/Martin Stone Hennessee - Amityville: The Musical Brandon Farmer - Event Report Mark Holmberg - Amityville Crab Sharks Scarlet Fry/Paul C. Hemmes - For Sale By Owner Paul “Duck” Tucker - Amityville Evocation Marcus Kempton - Amityville Crime Boss Ryan Stockstad - Amityville Toothache Bobby Canipe - Amityville Ripper Will you succumb to the insanity in this terror-filled ride? Be sure to like and follow us on social media! facebook.com/srscinemallc/ twitter.com/srscinema instagram.com/srscinema youtube.com/c/SRSCinemaLLC tiktok.com/@srscinemallc snapchat.com/add/srscinema reddit.com/r/srscinemallc/
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Signs you belong to God and are chosen by Him often begin to appear quietly, long before the world recognizes them. In this video inspired by the spiritual insights associated with Edgar Cayce, we explore how to know if you belong to God spiritual confirmation is not based on outward status, but on inner transformation. If you have ever wondered whether the struggles, isolation, or intense spiritual sensitivity in your life have meaning, this message dives into the deeper pattern behind Edgar Cayce spiritual signs of divine calling. Many people search for proof you are chosen by God and set apart, yet the evidence rarely looks glamorous. True spiritual awakening signs from God often include seasons of refinement, solitude, and tests that shape character. You may find yourself asking why you feel different spiritually and set apart by God, sensing that your path does not align with the crowd. According to this perspective, these experiences can be signs God is preparing you in silence, forming resilience and clarity before greater responsibility. Spiritual warfare signs before divine elevation are not about fear, but about pressure that strengthens faith. Suffering before spiritual breakthrough meaning becomes clearer when viewed as a process of purification rather than punishment. Inner transformation by God and spiritual maturity signs reveal themselves through patience, discernment, humility, and a deeper desire for truth. Through prophetic signs from God and Holy Spirit guidance, subtle confirmations begin to appear, often through conviction, peace, and unexpected alignment. Divine purpose revealed through Christian spiritual awakening unfolds gradually. How God molds His chosen through tests and trials is a recurring theme in biblical spiritual growth and walking in the Spirit daily. Instead of external validation, the chosen often experience increased sensitivity to hearing God’s voice, stronger conscience, and a longing to serve rather than impress. Signs of divine calling and hearing God’s voice may emerge through intuition shaped by prayer, obedience, and consistency. This video invites you to reflect on whether the challenges you have faced are actually markers of preparation. The signs you belong to God and are chosen by Him are not loud declarations, but subtle shifts in character, direction, and spiritual hunger. If you sense that your life has been shaped by deeper refinement, this message may help you recognize the pattern and understand the purpose behind it. #ChosenByGod #SpiritualAwakening #EdgarCayce #DivineCalling #HolySpirit
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Jew's harp with vibrations caused by live beetle tied to it. Wam tribesman, Sepik area, New Guinea. From BBC LP REC 68M, 1970 "John Peel's Archive Things"
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From Andy Millman to David Brent. Extras Season 2 Episode 5.
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Budweiser ads remembering all souls lost in September 11 2001. They only have aired this commercial three times, and each one is different.
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An obscure kaiju short film sourced from a Japanese VHS included with a pair of monster toys. The figures were originally released by Nitto in the '60s, and were re-released by Amapuro in 2000. The short's literally-translated full title is AMAPURO UNDERSEA MONSTER WANIGON VS. UNDERGROUND MONSTER GARAMON. #kaiju #godzilla #gamera
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The Frito Bandito was the cartoon mascot for Fritos Corn Chips from 1967 to 1971. Here Is a brief insight, provided by Jerry Velasco, into the reasons the cartoon character was retired in 1971. With an introduction by Mike Gomez.
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The harvest mouse (Micromys minutus) is a small rodent native to Europe and Asia. It has reddish-brown fur with white underparts and a naked, highly prehensile tail, which it uses for climbing. An adult may weigh as little as 4 grams. They have a reddish-yellow coat with a distinct white underside, small hairy ears, and a much blunter nose than other mice. They are mostly nocturnal, although are active during the day in warm summer months. Harvest mice are less active in winter but do not hibernate; they stay close to the ground for warmth and insulation and store food to sustain them through the winter months. Harvest mice can be found in a variety of habitats including rough grasslands, reed beds, riparian margins, roadside verges, hedgerows, cereal crops (e.g. oats and wheat), field margins, and wild bird seed crops. They eat a mixture of seeds, berries, and insects, although moss, roots, and fungi may also be taken. Harvest mice sometimes take grain from cereal heads, leaving characteristic sickle-shaped remains. Unlike some rodents, harvest mice don't eat enough to cause damage to crops. So farmers don't mind having these tiny gymnasts in their fields. The mice may even help farmers by eating insect pests. These mice are not dangerous, there are no specific diseases that are known for spreading to humans either. Like other species of rodents, are very active contributors to the ecosystem, wildlife, and nature around them. They actively participate in pollination by being pollen bearers and serving as transporters for pollen. They communicate using their senses, primarily through chemical responses and tactile behavior. One feature, other than its small size which makes the harvest mouse truly unique amongst mammals is its tail. The harvest mouse has a tail about as long as its own body which can be used to hold onto things just like a monkey does. This prehensile tail is useful to the mouse when climbing amongst the stems of corn and grass in a field enabling it to maintain its balance and spread its weight. They are excellent climbers and can move about off the ground in tall grass, reeds, or bramble during the summer and autumn. Their hearing is acute and they will react sharply; they either freeze or drop into cover in response to rustling sounds up to 7m away. Harvest mice don't live long, probably only up to 18 months, but they do reproduce quickly. Their breeding season begins in May and sometimes lasts until December. They can raise to seven litters during that time, each consisting of up to eight young. Harvest mice are thought to be solitary, and the females prefer familiar males over unfamiliar. When females are in oestrus they spend more time with familiar males and prefer the heavier ones. Pregnant females construct specific breeding nests about 10 cm across (double the size of a non-breeding nest) and gestation takes 17 – 19 days. Females give birth to up to seven young who are dependent on their mother for the first two weeks of their life. They are born blind and without fur, weighing no more than 0.8 g each. Grey fur starts to develop after four days, teeth at one week, and their eyes open after around nine days. They venture outside the nest at around 11 days and their golden fur starts to come in at two weeks. One of the best ways of spotting the presence of harvest mice is to look for their nests. The nest of a harvest mouse is a beautiful structure of interwoven grass leaves, usually created some 50cm off the ground and about the size of a tennis ball. It is made by pulling leaves of adjacent grasses together, shredding them along their lengths, and weaving them together to form a spherical nest suspended between the grass stems. In this way, the grass which forms its nest continues to live so it will remain green and provide ideal camouflage. If its nest should turn brown then it will be abandoned. Because harvest mice are active both night and day, they can be preyed on by several different predators even though they usually only constitute a very small proportion of their diet. Predatory species include mustelids (such as weasels and stoats, and polecats), foxes, domestic cats, owls, hawks, corvids, shrikes, and pheasants. Young may be eaten by blackbirds or even toads. Globally harvest mice are not endangered and they are currently listed as Least Concern on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s Red List. However, according to the Mammal Society IUCN-authorised Red List of British Mammals, they are Near Threatened in Great Britain as a whole. In Scotland, where we know very little about their numbers, they are Critically Endangered, in Wales they are Vulnerable and in England, they are classified as Least Concern. As of 2019, the harvest mouse is protected under the 1981 Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981 and the UK Post-2010 Biodiversity Framework: Implementation Plan. #Wildlife #PrehensileTail #Grassland
