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Check out the funny and amazing street art of Tom Bob. Soundtrack Lovers Make You Cry written and performed by Steve Nielson. Please SUBSCRIBE for more videos and original songs. DISCLAIMER: Please note no copyright infringement is intended and I do not own nor claim to own any of the original images used in this video.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a powerful message about Canadian unity, citizenship, inclusion, and standing against hatred. In this emotional speech, Carney explains what makes Canada strong and why Canadians must stand together during challenging times. #MarkCarney #Canada #CanadianPolitics Mark Carney, Carney speech, Mark Carney speech, Canada unity, Canadian values, Canada politics, Canadian politics, Carney message, Canada Today, Canadian identity, Canadian citizenship, Canada news, Canadian unity, Carney Canada, Canada leadership, Prime Minister Carney, Canada future, Canadian society, Canadian speech, political speech
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What makes Jenn-O the Clown happy? Putting smiles on peoples’ faces, of course! But so does torture, murder, sex, and cannibalism. Jennifer Sullivan was the proverbial wunderkind. Talented, intelligent, ambitious, and propelled by a strict momager, she dreamed of success. Now she works a meaningless job, having never discovered the secret of turning her abilities into fame and fortune. The only thing that brings her happiness is her side gig as a clown. Her coworker, Ryan, offers a glimmer of hope. Jenn reaches a breaking point and coalesces her talent as a clown with her fascination of classic movie monsters and serial killers to unleash a night of infamy that will finally make her famous - that is, unless detectives Marshall and Barnes can stop her. Directed by Patrick Rea Starring Rachael Feeley, Tiffany Michelle, Jamie Campbell, Patrick Rea, Jennifer Seward, Craig Meyer, Nicole Hall, Sara DeMore, Matt Leisy, Deborah Madick, Tim Shelburne, Violet Rea, Dan Daly, Matt McCann, Brooklyn Funk, Peter Engelman, Andrea Fantauzzi Genre(s): Horror, Horror-Comedy Festivals and awards: Panic Fest (2025), FrightFest London (2025) Comparable Movies: Pearl, Starry Eyes, Joker (2019) Keywords: Comedy, Dark Humor, Clown, Struggle, Entertainment, Friendship, Happiness, Success, Competition, Life Lessons
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Provided to YouTube by DistroKid Paper Walls · Aletheiah Veyra · Michael Y Girboux · Aletheiah Veyra · Aletheiah Veyra Production Paper Walls ℗ Aletheiah Veyra Production Released on: 2026-01-21 Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Prince - The Long And Winding Road live in Monte Carlo 2009 - A Beatles-Tribute #prince #prince4ever #thebeatles #princerogersnelson
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Tracklist: 00:00 Brand New Day (feat. Stevie Wonder) 05:40 Consider me Gone (feat. Branford Marsalis) 12:44 Driven To Tears (Robert Downey Jr.) 17:08 Fragile (Stevie Wonder) 21:07 I Hung My Head (Bruce Springsteen) 26:39 If You Love Somebody,Set Them Free (feat.Branford Marsalis) 33:50 King Of Pain (Lady Gaga) 39:34 Wrapped Around Your Finger (Rufus Wainwright) 45:12 Roxanne (Bryn Terfel) Sting's 60th Birthday Show October 1, 2011 Beacon Theater, New York Dominic Miller: Guitar Vinnie Colaiuta: Drums David Sancious: Keyboards Rob Mathes: Keyboards Christian McBride: Double Bass Jo Lawry: Backing Vocals Lisa Fischer: Backing Vocals Tabitha Fair: Backing Vocals
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Archiv Tv Public Spain TVE (Un dia es un dia - ??/??/1990) /REmastered Martika aka Marta Marrero, (born May 18, 1969) in Whittier, California to Cuban parents from Havana (Originating, in turn, from the Canary Islands, Spain). At the age of 13, she made her debut as a dancer in the film "Annie" (1982), directed by John Huston. Better known by her stage name Martika (/mɑːrˈtiːkə/ mar-TEE-kə), is an American pop singer and actress. She released two internationally successful albums in the late 1980s and early 1990s, which sold over four million copies worldwide. Her biggest hit was "Toy Soldiers", which peaked at #1 for two weeks on the American chart in mid-1989. Martika - Toy Soldiers (1988) Written - Marta Marrero, Michael Jay Margules Mixed - Humberto Gatica Mastered - George Marino Producer - Michael Jay Margules 1988 CBS Records Inc. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Step by step, heart to heart Left, right, left, we all fall down Like toy soldiers It wasn't my intention to mislead you It never should have been this way What can I say? It's true, I did extend the invitation I never knew how long you'd stay When you hear temptation call It's your heart that takes Takes the fall (Won't you come out and play with me?) Step by step, heart to heart (heart to heart) Left, right, left, we all fall down (all fall down) Like toy soldiers Bit by bit (bit by bit), torn apart (torn apart) We never win, but the battle wages on For toy soldiers It's getting hard to wake up in the morning My head is spinning constantly How can it be? How could I be so blind to this addiction? If I don't stop, the next one's gonna be me Only emptiness remains It replaces all All the pain (Won't you come out and play with me?) Step by step, heart to heart (heart to heart) Left, right, left, we all fall down (all fall down) Like toy soldiers Bit by bit (bit by bit), torn apart (torn apart) We never win, but the battle wages on For toy soldiers We never win Only emptiness remains It replaces all All the pain (Won't you come out and play with me?) Step by step, heart to heart (heart to heart) Left, right, left, we all fall down (all fall down) Like toy soldiers Bit by bit (bit by bit), torn apart (torn apart) We never win, but the battle wages on (wages on) For toy soldiers Step by step, heart to heart (heart to heart) Left, right, left, we all fall down (all fall down, all fall down) Like toy soldiers Bit by bit (bit by bit), torn apart (torn apart) We never win, but the battle wages on For toy soldiers (Musixmatch)
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Animation by COLOURDONKEY Written by River Glass Composed by River Glass and Alako Myles Recorded and Mixed by Alako Myles
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Audio specs: WMA Lossless; Windows Media Audio 9.2 Lossless, 44.1 KHz, 16 bits, stereo, VBR (~842 kbps). WMV container. Original imput track: FLAC, VBR (~838 kbps), 44.1 KHz, 16 bits, stereo. From the album Acnalbasac Noom [ReR SHCD], recorded at Wüme in 1973, produced by Uwe Nettelbeck. The album is a remake of the former Casablanca Moon. Music by the Slapp Happy's trio: Peter Blegvad, Dagmar Krause, Anthony Moore; with Faust as backing band. Special credits to Anthony Moore. Lyrics: Now that the slow moon's rose on a silver trellis grows, Where artic rivers froze, now that the ocean is frozen in motion, Snow morning comes. And the birds on the wing have nothing left to sing blown in blue glass like a schooner held fast on the ice. Besides that river Where I picked the slow moons rose - I watched the evening wither with a jewel at the end of my nose. Tell-tale snails leave their trails, runnning from hunters' black blunderbus under the sun. --Album liner notes.
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Many are the compositions based on Paganini’s 24th Caprice for Violin Solo. Schumann, Liszt, Brahms, Lutosławski, Schnittke and even Andrew Lloyd Webber have fallen under the spell of the irresistible tune. But best known of all is surely Rachmaninoff’s interpretation, his last work for piano and orchestra, written in 1934 when he was 61. The world premiere was given on 7 November 1934 in Baltimore by the Philadelphia Orchestra with the composer as soloist. The work begins with the curiously “misplaced” first variation (following an 8-bar introduction); only then do we hear the theme in its original form, played by violins with piano accentuations. Variations 2-5 all retain rhythmic tautness and drive. Only in Variation 6 does a more rhythmically free and sentimental tone creep in. A new theme enters at Variation 7, that old funeral chant, the Dies irae, which Rachmaninoff had incorporated into so many of his works and also bears a melodic kinship to Paganini’s. The Dies irae returns in Variation 10, a grotesque march. In between Variations 8 and 9, a demonic quality arises, especially in Variation 9, with its col legno, tappings and frenzied rhythmic conflict between orchestra and soloist. Variation 11 is essentially a highly florid cadenza with a true rhapsodic flavour to it. Two variations in D minor follow: one a nostalgic, wistful minuet set to Paganini’s fragmented theme; the other a sturdy pronouncement of the theme, still in triple meter, in a more straightforward presentation. Variations 14 and 15 are in F major, with the latter almost entirely for piano alone. Dark, ominous, even ghostly stirrings seem to emanate from the B-flat minor Variation 16, music of chamber-delicacy and transparency. The soloist gropes in strange, remote harmonic regions in Variation 17. Suddenly, as if emerging into the light of day, we hear the sounds of an old friend softly intoned: that famous Variation 18 in that most romantic of keys, D-flat major. This lush, glorious melody is no intrusion, for like the Dies irae, it too bears a melodic relationship to the Paganini theme; in fact, it is almost an inverted image of it. The music proceeds swiftly to its conclusion, each variation more scintillating than the last. Brief cadenzas conclude Variations 22 and 23; Variation 24 leads directly into the coda. The Dies irae blares out full force in the brass. The gathering momentum and dazzling passage work for the soloist lead one to expect a conclusion of overwhelming bravura and force, but at the last moment, Rachmaninoff pulls back and, as if with a wicked chuckle, ends his Rhapsody with a final, lost fragment of the memorable theme. (Robert Markow) Toby Tan, piano @tobytankairong Singapore Symphony Orchestra Rodolfo Barráez, Associate Conductor @rodolfobarraez Recorded live at the Victoria Concert Hall, Singapore, on 13 Sep 2024. Toby Tan performs as a soloist in the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's annual President's Young Performers Concert. Video: Poco Productions. Audio: msm-productions (Singapore) About the pianist: Born in 2008, Singaporean pianist Toby Tan started playing the piano at 7, making his first public performance the same year. He has performed at the Victoria and Esplanade Concert Halls (Singapore), Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall, and in Germany, Denmark, Italy, Poland, Greece, China, South Korea, Thailand and Malaysia. Toby performed his concerto debut at 10 with the Soliall Philharmonic (South Korea) and later the Kids’ Philharmonic, Salzburg Chamber Soloists, Virtuosi Brunenses, Maestoso Chamber Orchestras, T’ang Quartet and Ding Yi Music Company. In 2024, he performed Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Kids’ Philharmonic at the Berlin Philharmonie. He has also performed with jazz legend Jeremy Monteiro, violinist Chloe Chua and cellist Liu Jiaqi. In 2023, Toby was awarded 1st prize and Carl Nielsen prize at the Aarhus International Piano Competition (Denmark) and 2nd prize in the Zhuhai International Mozart Competition for Young Musicians (China). Toby is a Young Artist Programme student at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of Albert Tiu, and studies privately with Armen Babakhanian in Kuala Lumpur. Teachers in his formative years include Rena Phua and Rosemery Halim. Introduction 0:00 Variation 1 0:10 Theme 0:29 Variation 2 0:49 Variation 3 1:09 Variation 4 1:36 Variation 5 2:07 Variation 6 2:38 Variation 7: Meno mosso, a tempo moderato 3:48 Variation 8: Tempo I 4:56 Variation 9 5:31 Variation 10 6:02 Variation 11: Moderato 6:54 Variation 12: Tempo di minuetto 8:25 Variation 13: Allegro 9:50 Variation 14: L'istesso tempo 10:20 Variation 15: Più vivo scherzando 11:03 Variation 16: Allegretto 12:19 Variation 17 14:10 Variation 18: Andante cantabile 16:11 Variation 19: A tempo vivace 19:21 Variation 20 19:55 Variation 21 20:32 Variation 22: Marziale 20:58 Variation 23 22:42 Variation 24 23:39 Applause 24:54 Encore: Etude- Tableau No.6 (Op.36) 26:31
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A group of friends go camping in the forest, and soon find out they are not alone out there as they try to escape their fate, each step could be their last!
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Stephen King - The Life Of Chuck - Act Two cut (dance and ending scenes)
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"I'm not religious, but when I see someone running to catch the bus I say a silent prayer for them". Maxine Meixner performs her viral poem 'I Hope You Make It' at our pure poetry night last December. She speaks of hope, humanity and the quiet ways we need to root for each other. spitnights showcases the best spoken-word artists and their poems. watch more on our channel. #hope #humanity #prayer #poetry #spokenword
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Denmark 1965 1 There Will Never Be Another You 2 St. Thomas 3 Oleo ! Sonnymoon For Two 4 Darn That Dream 5 Three Little Words Denmark 1968 6 On Green Dolphin Street 7 St. Thomas 8 Four Credits Bass – Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen* Drums – Alan Dawson (tracks: 1 to 5), Albert ''Tootie'' Heath* (tracks: 6 to 8) Liner Notes – Ashley Kahn Piano – Kenny Drew (tracks: 6 to 8) Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins Rollins is joined by 19-year-old Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, drum master Alan Dawson and pianist Kenny Drew in the two intimate concerts on this DVD, filmed in the '60s for Danish television at the pinnacle of one of Sonny's most creative periods. The performances feature two incredible versions of his signature tune “St. Thomas,” and reinforce why Sonny Rollins' incomparable style and genius continue to influence new generations of young jazz musicians. 87 minutes.
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Live in Denmark 1968 Tenor Saxophone - Sonny Rollins Piano - Kenny Drew Bass - Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen Drums - Albert "Tootie" Heath
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Lemieux fires one past Ron Hextall with 45 secs left to give the New Jersey Devils a 3-2 lead over the Philadelphia Flyers in the game and eventually the series. Includes the end of the game
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Amazing quality, almost looks proshot. Massive thanks to Josinho1989 for uploading the multicam video to his channel. All I did was replace the original audio with that of a soundboard recording,
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With permission from the family we are able to share this video. It was narrated by the late Tony Lo Bianco. The Honor Bell Foundation is truly honored to have permission to play this video in presentation and other events. We are truly grateful. Please watch the attached video, it will help you to understand why the Honor Bell Foundation was founded. No veteran should go without honors and respect.
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Coming soon from SRS Cinema! www.srscinema.com After visiting a house in Amityville, Keith (Chris Lohman) finds himself suddenly transported to another realm within the home, with no way to get out. Every door he tries leads him back into the very part of the house that he first found himself in. As he searches for answers he soon realizes that his past inside this cursed dwelling might finally be catching up with him. What ensues is a macabre, time bending tale, which only deepens when his partner, Alex (Mike Hartsfield), goes looking for him. Are these two men separated by liminal space and time? Or are they just two more victims of an urban legend known as the AMITYVILLE BACKROOMS. Be sure to like and follow us on social media! srscinema.com srscinemastore.com 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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✨ If you're reading this, you see the Egyptian Code only Thoth's Initiates can perceive... Discover the ancient mysteries of spiritual awakening through sacred geometry, hermetic principles, and Egyptian wisdom. This transformative journey explores Thoth's teachings, merkabah activation, and the Emerald Tablets' secret knowledge. ???? Learn about: • Spiritual initiation and consciousness awakening • Sacred geometry and the Platonic solids • Chakra activation and kundalini energy • Ancient Egypt mystery schools and hieroglyphs • Hermetic teachings from Hermes Trismegistus • The Eye of Horus, Ankh, and esoteric symbols • Past life memories and reincarnation signs • Divine wisdom and higher consciousness • Merkabah meditation and energy activation ⚡ This video contains practical guided meditation for activating the five Platonic solids within your energy field, connecting you to ancient Egyptian initiatory practices. Are you a reincarnated initiate? The seven signs revealed here will confirm your true spiritual lineage. Experience profound spiritual transformation and ascension through Thoth's timeless wisdom. ???? Join thousands of awakened initiates who have activated their merkabah and discovered their connection to ancient Egypt's mystery schools. #SpiritualAwakening #Thoth #SacredGeometry #EgyptianMysteries #HermeticPrinciples #Consciousness #AncientWisdom
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This is a snippet of a Livestream which aired on Facebook on Dec 20, 2020 regarding covid restrictions and businesses in shasta and Tehama counties. This Video features Carlos zapata and woody clendenen openly Threatening community members in Shasta and Tehama counties. They are threatening people for wanting to shop at businesses or eat at restaurants that are covid conscious so they don’t get sick. They consider community members sharing where it’s safe to shop and eat amongst each other as snitching.
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We gather ’round the sand Put it in our mouths Crunch it in our teeth You’re all a silhouette Faces that I can’t see But I think are there There on the beach we all stand Seagulls bound by the sea Sky blue ethereality It’s all inside my head Sounds of gritty white teeth They’re all watching m Written by Alako Myles Composed by River Glass, Alako Myles, Tom Peter Directed & Edited by Alako
