Adverts shown around Spitting Image: Bumbledown - The Life And Times Of Ronald Reagan on London Weekend Television 0:00 NatWest Small Business Adviser - Full Sized Snakes And Ladders in a Mine 0:27 Renault 5 - Couple Arguing Old Car Versus New Car 0:58 Cadbury's Chocolate Milk Drink 1:19 Knowing Perfume By Estee Lauder - Exclusively At Harrods 1:49 Mitsubishi TVs and Videos - Don't You Wish You Had A Mitsubishi 2:20 British Steel - Share Offer 3:21 Pepsi - American advert, the party is cancelled 4:01 Next Week On Spitting Image 4:14 LWT Rotating Column Ident 4:17 Film The Jigsaw Man - Still 4:27 Shredded Wheat, Small Shredded Wheats and Team Cereal - Free Neighbours Trivia Bookets in every box 4:47 Van Heusen Shirts - With Burt Kwouk 5:30 Night Network - ITV Late Night Programming 5:46 The Match - Football 6:17 LWT Rotating Column Ident - Longer 6:29 Movie Premiere Animation
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2nd Installment to Christmas Carol Series.. featuring a duet with Geltown's Cindy Hot Chocolate n Anaconda Andi. Trivia Fact: 1st video since Geltown productions commenced without Docta Gel speaking in Live time, not including voiceovers. Lyrics by Charles Wesley; music by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy twitter.com/LivinGeltown Like us on Facebook: Search "Geltown Crew"
I HEART PROVIDENCE, created by Mike Ritz, is an Annual Providence, RI, February Celebration to ask, "Providence, will you be my Valentine?" This video taken at I HEART PROVIDENCE is a combination of people confessing their love for Rhode Island's capital in custom-made confessionals and one-on-one interviews with Providence lovers by professional emcee, Diamond Dan White. This lovefest, hosted by Mayor David N. Cicilline, occurred on the third floor inside Providence City Hall on Tuesday, February 10, 2009. (2-10-09). Event was co-sponsored by Connect Providence (www.connectprovidence.org) and GET Magazine (http Food & drink provided by Trinity Brewhouse (www.trinitybrewhouse.com), Pies by Cutie Pies (http Chocolate Truffles by Sin (www.eatwicked.com), and Providence Historical trivia by http "The People's Confessions" video is directed & produced by Jessica Jennings of VisionWink Productions (www.visionwink.com). Soundtrack by Route .44 (http and Jacob Haller (www.myspace.com This video was first shown at the Red Carpet World Premiere on March 16, 2009 at Cable Car Cinema (www.cablecarcinema.com). A full article and another video detailing the event can be seen on the Providence Journal's website www.projo.com
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The puppy-eyed nephew of actor Aamir Khan (aka the Mr perfectionist of Bollywood) , Imran Khan is on the news again. He was first in the news having made a dream start to his Bollywood career with his debut film Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na. With quite a conventional plot about friendship leading to the obvious, the movie soared because of its candidness, innocence, Rahman's music, the spunky and absolutely adorable Genelia and of course the charming Imran.
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New Web-Show 'In a Hole'! Episode 1: Katya and MK go for Street Trivia giving out sweet goodies! Featuring Kirk, a comedian, magician, and a musical act! Special thanks to KYLE, for being our temporary camera man! CREW- Host : MK Host : Katya Camera: Jordan
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The Blizzard® 25th Birthday Challenge continues with the Fruit Fan Category and the Chocolate Covered Strawberry! Check out the video for a chance to win the brand new Blizzard Maker Toy ($29.99 Value)!
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Kelly K faces a trivia challenge with help from 2 lucky listeners to decide the fate of her beloved chocolate
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The contest is over - I didn't win by popular vote but I won the personal selection award from Happyslip herself. AWESOME!! By the way, thanks all of you fans for your kind words about this video, I really appreciate it. Video 6 of my Video-A-Week Project. Yes I am Filipino. And yes I'm also a fan of Happyslip. Big surprise, right? So when I caught wind that she was holding a video contest, I had to get in on that. This was an exhausting video to make! I felt like I had just ran a marathon, or at least what I imagine it must feel like. The challenge for the contest was to take that song that you hear and make a video using it. The video can be about whatever we want, within good taste. So yeah, my aim was to embody the complete randomness of YouTube videos. Be fast, be spontaneous, edit all the cuts to the song, and just put whatever comes to mind in, no matter how wacky. And this is what I ended up with. One week of planning. Two days of shooting and some lightning fast last minute editing. About 90 percent of this movie was shot on tripod with me hoping I was getting the shots I wanted. I guess it was done in true HappySlip fashion then. ;) TRIVIA - From 00:15 to 00:28 I spoof 8 different internet celebrities. Here are the sources, in order of appearance. Star Wars Kid- www.youtube.com Numa Numa Guy- www.youtube.com Angry German Kid- www.youtube.com Rick Astley (Rickroll)- www.youtube.com Tay Zonday (Chocolate Rain)- www.youtube.com Chris Crocker (Leave Britney Alone ...
The Tester Season 2 Review: Episode 7, Trouble With Trivia 3/3 featuring MO CHOCOLATE!
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Like many other cities in the world, Belfast hosts many bars that appeal to different crowds. Here's a list of excellent bars and restaurants that cater to the young, hip, party crowd.
(1) The Botanic Inn
More popularly known as "The Bot," The Botanic Inn is probably the most famous bar in Belfast, a favourite of young and old alike, whether locals or visitors. Not only is this the biggest bar in Northern Ireland, it is also the busiest. Located at 23-27 Malone Road (Tel: 9050 9740), The Bot is a fitting reminder of Malone Road's grungy student past. The mood is wild and dancing in the recently-refurbished Record Club on the second floor is non-stop, bolstered no doubt by the allure of Northern Ireland's first video wall, which also shows major sports events. Try to check in on Wednesdays for their "Pinch of Stuff" night, when craic and good music fill the air. The Bot offers traditional, fresh food at excellent value and nightly entertainment throughout the week.
(2) The Northern Whig
Want to immerse yourself in a place that is stylishly European? The place to visit in Belfast is The Northern Whig, an elegant bar set in magnificent Georgian printing works. Its most striking feature is a group of three huge granite statues of Communist workers, said to have been purchased by the owners in Prague after the fall of Communism. Located at 2-10 Bridge Street (Tel: 9050 9880), The Northern Whig has soothing interiors, with sofas and armchairs in chocolate and café au lait colours setting the tone for a laid-back atmosphere. The Northern Whig is an excellent venue for lunch, brunch, dinner or drinks. When night falls, some of the best DJs in town turn this smart and cosmopolitan venue into a premiere party place where hot music and house cocktails flow. Things heat up considerably by several degrees on Fridays and Saturdays.
(3) Auntie Annie's Porterhouse
Located on 44 Dublin Road, Auntie Annie's Porterhouse features live music downstairs and swinging disco music upstairs on most nights of the week, especially during weekends.
(4) Limelight/Katy Dalys/Spring and Airbrake
Located at 17 Ormeau Avenue, Limelight/Katy Dalys/Spring and Airbrake combine to create a fantastic haven for alternative music lovers. These three swinging places are adjacent venues that open up into one another to provide wall-to-wall live alternative music.
(5) The Rotterdam Bar
The Rotterdam Bar is one of the oldest bars in Belfast yet it's a favourite hangout for the younger set and for the young at heart. Located at 52-54 Pilot Street (Tel: 9074 6021), this is an exquisite place oozing with character and great personality.
(6) Cathedral Quarter Quartet
There are four bars lined up at the Cathedral quarter that count among the best in Belfast, specially among the so-called alternative crowd. The first is The Spaniard on 3 Skipper Street (Tel: 9023 2448), a small bar that boasts a fantastic and friendly group of regulars. Then there's The John Hewitt on 51 Donegall Street (Tel: 9023 3768) where live music is the standard fare every night, including jazz music on Fridays. There's also the popular Duke of York on 7-11 Commercial Court (Tel: 9024 1062), which is packed with people every night, especially on Thursdays when they offer traditional music. Finally, there's Whites Tavern on 2-4 Wincellar Entry, one of the oldest and most storied bars in Belfast, founded in 1630. Whites Tavern has a cosy enclave for drinking downstairs and a jumping alternative disco upstairs, particularly on Friday and Saturday nights when the place is filled to the rafters.
(7) The Menagerie Bar
Although The Menagerie Bar is hidden away on 130 University St (Tel: 9023 5678), it is a fun place with a fantastic atmosphere. Tucked away near the Holiday Inn Express, The Menagerie Bar looks dilapidated on the outside and clearly has seen a decline in its popularity, but all this is part of its current allure and, most importantly, its funky reputation still remains.
(8) The Fly
The Fly is one of the premiere party places in Belfast and its staff are wholly dedicated to having fun, fun, fun all night long. Located just off Botanic Avenue at 5-6 Lower Crescent (Tel: 9050 9750), The Fly spans three floors of non-stop partying. It more than lives up to its reputation as a fabulous place to dance the night away. The Fly is open six nights a week and is absolutely packed by 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, so guests are advised to come early so they are not disappointed.
(9) The Globe
The Globe is one of the most popular bars in the university area, with great food and drinks at reasonable prices. Located at 36 University Road (Tel: 9050 9840), The Globe also features one of Belfast's best karaoke in town as well as a lot of big-screen sports and well-loved DJs.
Rhubarb is a bright red delight that adds a fresh bite to any sweet treat. Many of us have tasted the goodness of recipes for rhubarb pie, but even fewer have actually made such recipes. Not only are they delicious, but low calorie rhubarb recipes are simple to make too. Here are some delicious low calorie rhubarb recipes for you to try.
The Best Pie Recipe: Sweet Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
Is this the best pie recipe you have ever had? Will let you be the judge of that. But good luck finding an easy-to-make healthy sweet treat with as much flavor as this low calorie recipe.
Cooking Time: 50 min
Ingredients
1 1/2 cups sugar substitute
1/3 cup cornstarch
2 cups whole strawberries
2 cups cut-up rhubarb
1/2 tablespoons butter substitute
Instructions
1. Pre-heat oven to 425 degrees F.
2. Mix sugar substitute and cornstarch. Mix lightly through strawberries and rhubarb.
3. Pour into pastry lined pan. Dot with butter substitute.
4. Cover with top crust. Cut slits in crust. Sprinkle with sugar substitute.
5. Seal and flute edges. Cover edge with 1-1/2 inch strip of foil to prevent excessive browning.
6. Bake in 425 degrees F oven for 40 to 50 minutes or until crust is nicely browned and juice begins to bubble through slits. Serve slightly warm.
Rhubarb Nutrition and Rhubarb Trivia
Although it is most commonly seen in sweet recipes, it does not taste sweet at all. A stalk on its own has a slightly tart flavor, which contrasts well with the sweet flavor of desserts.
It is a good source of vitamin C and a powerhouse source of vitamin K, as just 3 1/2 ounces of the red stalks has over a quarter of your daily recommended dose of vitamin K.
While the stalks are quite tasty, the leaves are to be avoided at all costs because they are toxic.
The plant thrives in cooler temperatures, which it is known as a spring harvest crop.
95 percent of the plant is water.
Featuring an evening with ASU's original alternative literary Bohemian Phenom and all around great muse: LAURIE NOTARO! Bobby Diablo interviews Laurie at her favorite haunt the infamous Long Wongs in downtown Tempe about her 1st "spoken word" experience. Also featuring clips from that 1st "spoken word" show. ASU Radio Trivia note: Every year on the anniversary of Laurie's last State Press column a mysterious figure lays a white chocolate rose, a vinyl copy of the Gin Blossom's first album and a bottle of vodka at the State Press's doorstep. To see what Laurie is upto check out: www.laurienotaro.com ASU Student Radio is celebrating it's 25th year being the Sun Devil's Original Alternative! For more info check out http "Don't expect a lot from this show." Was the unofficial motto of KASR VIDEO, which made a pleasant surprise when we actually knocked out a great show! The program was a weekly 2 hour public access offshoot of the Arizona State University's original alternative radio station that aired in Phoenix. The music video show featured rarely seen videos and "new" music not in the "main stream." Along with non-conventional interviews it became a decent way to nurse a hangover with the midnight party crowd. These clips are edited as a sort of best of; minus the music videos.
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Ahh you gotta love people going idle, and charlie and the chocolate factory too!
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Vlog 3 Day3- Monday 06/28/10 QOV- The intersection of a plane and a line could be which of the following? A. a ray B. a segment C. a Point D. an angle SUBMIT YOUR ANSWER NOW IN THE COMMENTS!!!!! If you guessed the correct answer I will put your name in a group and pick someone at random to be on my page for 12 days!!!! This ends Friday!!!
Charlie and the Chocoalte Factory Trivia:Part 1 is being asked questions about characters
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how well did you do? hard? hints? 4 captains of industry 15 world leaders 3 scientists 2 artists 8 authors 13 music and theatre 11 thespians 2 spiritual leaders 3 athletes 4 troubled people 1 object more hints? Driving corporate inventors of self defense, sweet chocolate Jerusalem, liberal in mind and fortitude sing la marseillaise and the buck stops here for winners who fast become losers. Triumphant wars stand for dictator after dictator after dictator after dictator grant accusatory disloyalty, shackled, chained and charges forever. Checkered clothe coats that sit on white seats raging indifference at widows an orphan nation. Superman in all things calued rocketing towards floating objects, circling first around organic spiral ornaments; a women not like any other, abstract, intoxicated, dripping drunk with pain and sorrow, she plants roses in prairies and poetry, catching rye and street cars of a fantasy dream world in the library of Babel, wining friend and influencing the blind and mute who teach the blind that are mute. Tambourines of glory climb to the top of racial mountains, reach a wicked waltz that dances upon opportunity and the smooth scattered death of a horse. Hear the sound of giant mobs piercing operatic mumbas, night and day the carousel drums flowers for a theatrical genius to be, what will be the will of rats and packs in an open city. Tattooed roses and sorrowful white cliff, hamlet and Taylor and Spartacus dream of Nordic night and building bridges ...
Sometimes gifts that you purchase are not as personalized as you would like. They do not quite seem to fit the idea you had in mind. For these times, the only thing to do is "do it yourself". You will have the gift exactly fitting the theme and the person that you want.
So now, you know you want it personalized but what can you create. Some of these items take just a few moments and others may take several days. But that's part of the giving too.
-For our gardener friend, plant seeds in your garden or in container and nurture them until they are big enough to be planted in your friend's garden.
-Go to the local ceramic store and find mugs, bowls, plates, and vases in fired green ware. Buy paint and paint your friend's favorite flower or name on these items. Or leave them plain and paint clear glaze and have the shop fire them for you
-Rubbing rose petals to release their scent can create rose oil for her bath. Place them in a bottle with mineral oil, cloves, and zest of lemon. The rose make it pretty and the oil will soothe her skin in her bath.
-There are so many different bread baking mixes available now. Bake a few different flavored loaves and put them together in a basket.
-Nothing has the flavor of fresh herbs. Put together an Herb Basket with little pots of growing herbs. All it takes is a pinch of a leave to add flavor to every dish.
-Buy pretty tiles and glue corkboard on the bottom for pretty coasters.
-Buy pretty, unusually shaped bottle and fill them with white wine, apple cider or red wine vinegars. Add a few herbs from your garden. All choices are good, just pick and choose as would as if you were cooking. Pop in a cork, add a label and tie a pretty ribbon on the throat of the bottle.
-If you sew, you probably have a lot of scraps left over. Use these to make pretty potholders and mitts. Bind the edge with bias tape in a matching or contrasting color.
-When strawberries are in season, dip them in melted white chocolate and brown chocolate pieces to give a tuxedo effect. Chill and put in a napkin lined basket.
-If you knit or crochet, make a pretty scarf for the cold months. Or use ribbon and knit or crochet a placemat for your friend's table.
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There are a few days each year that many fathers dread: tax day, the annual colonoscopy, the trip to the in-laws and yes, Valentine's Day. The argument against Cupid and St Valentine usually unravels thusly: A man can work 50 hours a week, put dinner on the table, pay the taxes, visit the in-laws and raise a family, but if he forgets a card and some chocolate on a certain day - he's a bum.
February 14th, which begins like any other day, can cause great pain for the forgetful father. Ever since the day was cursed by a wicked witch out to punish the males of the species (as some origin-stories suggest). But much like many of your pickup lines, complaining about Valentine's Day just isn't going to work. Here are a few tips to get you through it:
1. When it comes to gifts, think generic. A locket inscribed with "To My One True Love," can be used way more often and with many more women than one scrawled with your lady's name.
2. Taking her out to a nice dinner precludes fast food, movie theater candy, pizza delivery and pop tarts. It's the thought that counts, but we're pretty sure gastrointestinal tolerance counts for something as well.
3. A further note on dining: a burger and a six-pack is not a seven course meal. (But it should be)
4. Excuses get you nowhere. It's far better to admit you forgot to buy Valentine's chocolates than to imply sensitive information about your wife or daughter's weight. Correspondingly, a handful of dandelions are no substitute for a dozen roses.
5. For the single father's out there - Happy Independence Day! Get some red, white and blue firecrackers and let the neighborhood know just how single you are.
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