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	1986 - Birmingham Superprix - Onboard with Gary Evans This is an extremely rare video clip. It was broadcasted at the first ever Birmingham Superprix in 1986. The lap was driven by Gary Evans in his F3000 car. You can see that the street circuit is pretty fast and bumpy as well! View Video
	Gary Evans 400 Games 1982 W/N Playing Charlton at Charlton 1982 & Sunday Club...Football View Video
	Gary Evan's "Tango" Freak Out at Xscape, Castleford Gary Evan's "Tango" Freak Out at Xscape, Castleford...Gary Evans Freak Out Tango Xscape Castleford View Video
	Voice Like Butter What happens when you give a professional voiceover talent (in this case Gary Evans) a script full of nonsense words? Can a pro make words like anal fissure and dandruff still sounds lovely? Recorded at Garfish Music in NYC. View Video
	1989 - Birmingham Superprix - Evans and Belmondo accident Gary Evans makes a mess of trying to overtake past Paul Belmondo at the Loctite Corner on the 17th lap of the F3000 race....1989 Birmingham F3000 View Video
	Blueprint Full Bag Blueprint live at Blues On Broadbeach, May 2006. Featuring Gary Evans on drums....blueprint australia blues gary evans peter mercer drums guitar View Video
	Acappella - Roll Jordan esse Gary Evans é "bruto" rsrsrsrsr...acappella View Video
	Everett Rocks KZOK Everett High School band live promo for the School of the Rock contest. I only got part of it because my battery died but it's still pretty good. The song is "I saw her Standing There." Gary Evans is the director. Bob Rivers jokes about toilet paper. View Video
	Siliconventions 2007 Movie Book Comic Interviews Part 2 of Siliconventions Science Fiction and fantasy Convention 2007 Science fiction and horror, movie, book and comic interview. --------- Part 1 --------- Robert Haines Web site Popcorn Review Chemix Emonic Illustration and Design Mark Bodie Cobalt 60 Ramzi Abed Movie Black Dalhia ---------- Part 2 ---------- Victoria De Mare Actress Movie Werewolf in a Women's Prison Stephanie Lesniak artist for comic book BLAZIN' BRANDY Gary Barth writer and producer Movie FX magazine Joaquin Arrol Chita - Latino Comic Book Gary Evans Executive producer Kiss Fron the Grave Gregory Solis Writer Rise and Walk ----------- Part 3 -------------- Ed Martinez Special Effects Movie: Infected Movie: Monsturd ---------- About Siliconventions ------------ www.siliconventions.com SiliCon is the once-a-year event held by Siliconventions, Ltd. (a non-profit educational organization as defined by the I.R.S.) as a fundraiser event for diabetes research. This is done with seminars covering hard science, science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres. Some of the topics covered include writing, painting, costuming, singing, model making, computer graphics, film studies, astronomy, robotics, other scientific areas, along with diabetes education and outreach. ---------- About John World ------- John's World is a public access TV show shown on Comcast cable channel 15 in Mountain View, Cupertino and Los Altos California at 6 PM on Wednesdays. View Video
	EHS Performs for KZOK Contest Everett High School on 12/12/07 doing "I Saw Her Standing There" for the KZOK School of The Rock contest. All band member played, the choir sang along, and the audience participated. It was a crazy night. Gary Evans directs the band and Christine Hanson directs the choir. My son Caleb is in the band, son Regan is in the choir, and daughter Gloria is in the band. View Video
	1988 - Birmingham Superprix - Onboard with John Jones. An other onboard lap with F3000 driver, John Jones but this time it is commentated by Gary Evans. The onboard lap was recorded during the F3000 race at the Birmingham Superprix in 1987 but it was broadcasted during the 1988 Birmingham Superprix with Gary Evans commentating on the lap before the F3000 race started. View Video
	Beatles Rare Mad Day Out Footage On Sunday, July 28th 1968, in the midst of recording sessions for the White Album, The Beatles decided to spend a Mad Day Out being photographed at seemingly random locations all over London. Paul's then girlfriend, Francie Schwartz was assigned the task of picking locations that would act as suitable photographic sites. Veteran war photographer Don McCullin was called upon to act as primary cameraman, however additional photographers Ronald Fitzgibbon, Stephen Goldblatt, Tom Murray, and Tony Bramwell came along as well. Beatles' assistant Mal Evans also came along and took pictures. Other spectators included Mal's six-year-old son Gary Evans, Yoko Ono, and Francie Schwartz. View Video
	Re:Re: bass notes: the low C and the double low C Here´s the 3rd installment, thank you for all assistance out there! 1. Opera bass Cesare Siepi sings a powerful C2 from Opera "La Juive". 2. French bass Henri Medus easily nails a B1 from "Si la Rigueur". 3. Johnny Cash sings a few B1:s in the E-major version of "walk the line". 4. Pasuikov from clip 5 (this clip is the beginning of clip 5) singing powerful A1:s and B1:s. 5. Russian basso profundo Vladimir Pasuikov singing down to Ab1, very powerful singing here. 6. Tim Riley hitting a G1 from "God´s building a church", thanks hugedell. 7. Finally the famous clip where wiktor wichniakov gets down to G1 (not C#1 as stated on other sites), from "do not cast me off in the old age". 8. Richard Sterban from Oak Ridge Boys with a nice sustianed G1 from "Family Reunion", thanks hotlips. 9. Gene Macdonald with a powerful A1..Ab1...G1, from song "there´s a light". 10. Sterban once again, this time with a nice F1 from "Trying to love two women". 11. One time guiness world record holder Dan Britton (Db0) with a Db1 this time, from the pierce arrow site. 12. Gary Evans from the Acapella youtube clip Roll Jordan, hitting a B0 and then finishing off with a E1. I believe there´s even more subwoofer tracks out there! Enjoy! View Video
	SOS Heat Race Heat race action onboard with Gary Evans #17...racing sprint car dirt track View Video
	Nuclear Reactors & Terrorism: Vulnerabilities & Solutions Video narrated by Martin Sheen discussing the importance of beefing up security measures at nuclear power plants. Produced by Dan Hirsch, Kevin Petajan, and Michael Rose. Animation by Kevin Petajan, Meridian Media. Edited by Gary Evans/Kevin Petajan. Music by Eric Gosnell. Source animation material courtesy of Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition. For more information, go to committeetobridgethegap.org BACKGROUND More than four years after the tragedy of 9/11, America's nuclear reactors remain woefully vulnerable to terrorism. Even though NINETEEN people were involved in those attacks, TIME Magazine reports that Nuclear Regulatory Commission rules require security protections against no more than FIVE external attackers on the ground, and NO protection whatsoever from attacks by air. This is despite the fact that reactors contain ONE THOUSAND times the long-lived radioactivity of the Hiroshima bomb, and release of that radioactivity could kill tens of thousands of people and leave an area the size of Pennsylvania uninhabitable for generations. Nuclear power plants thus are a kind of pre-emplaced radiological weapon, often located near our biggest cities, that can be set off by our adversaries, to devastating effect. But it need not be so. If we are to have nuclear power plants in this country -- and there are strong reasons to question the wisdom of reliance on such a dangerous source of energy -- then at least we should protect them from attack. Reactors should be required to be able to be defended against an attack involving at least the number of attackers seen on 9/11, and "Beamhenge" shields, made of steel I-beams and cabling, should be built around them so that an incoming plane hits the shield, not the reactor or irradiated fuel pool. Tell the NRC and your Congressional representatives to beef up protections against catastrophic radiation releases, NOW. For more information, go to committeetobridgethegap.org View Video
	Feed Pig - Go To Jail a pig is considered "animal abuse."...fat over weight pig winona minnesota sheriff dave brand chuck maclean kent gernander gary evans governor tim pawlenty View Video
	Batman 1 (Parody) bored. Possibly Drunk. And this happened. This is what happens when we dont try. Enjoy....Batman Funny Parody Phil Smith Gary Evans View Video
	The Road to Bethlehem Sung by the Franklin County Community Chorus (Virginia) directed by Erma Rose. The arrangement by Gary Evans is based on a bluegrass instrumental by Rob Ickes and Aubrey Haynie. View Video
	Siliconventions 2007 Movie Book Comic Interviews Part 3 of Siliconventions Science Fiction and fantasy Convention 2007 Science fiction and horror, movie, book and comic interview. --------- Part 1 --------- Robert Haines Web site Popcorn Review Chemix Emonic Illustration and Design Mark Bodie Cobalt 60 Ramzi Abed Movie Black Dalhia ---------- Part 2 ---------- Victoria De Mare Actress Movie Werewolf in a Women's Prison Stephanie Lesniak artist for comic book BLAZIN' BRANDY Gary Barth writer and producer Movie FX magazine Joaquin Arrol Chita - Latino Comic Book Gary Evans Executive producer Kiss Fron the Grave Gregory Solis Writer Rise and Walk ----------- Part 3 -------------- Ed Martinez Special Effects Movie: Infected Movie: Monsturd ---------- About Siliconventions ------------ www.siliconventions.com SiliCon is the once-a-year event held by Siliconventions, Ltd. (a non-profit educational organization as defined by the I.R.S.) as a fundraiser event for diabetes research. This is done with seminars covering hard science, science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres. Some of the topics covered include writing, painting, costuming, singing, model making, computer graphics, film studies, astronomy, robotics, other scientific areas, along with diabetes education and outreach. ---------- About John World ------- John's World is a public access TV show shown on Comcast cable channel 15 in Mountain View, Cupertino and Los Altos California at 6 PM on Wednesdays. View Video
	Nuclear Terrorism: Vulnerabilities & Solutions Video narrated by Martin Sheen discussing the importance of beefing up security measures at nuclear power plants. Produced by Dan Hirsch, Kevin Petajan, and Michael Rose. Animation by Kevin Petajan, Meridian Media. Edited by Gary Evans/Kevin Petajan. Music by Eric Gosnell. Source animation material courtesy of Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition. For more information, go to committeetobridgethegap.org BACKGROUND More than four years after the tragedy of 9/11, America's nuclear reactors remain woefully vulnerable to terrorism. Even though NINETEEN people were involved in those attacks, TIME Magazine reports that Nuclear Regulatory Commission rules require security protections against no more than FIVE external attackers on the ground, and NO protection whatsoever from attacks by air. This is despite the fact that reactors contain ONE THOUSAND times the long-lived radioactivity of the Hiroshima bomb, and release of that radioactivity could kill tens of thousands of people and leave an area the size of Pennsylvania uninhabitable for generations. Nuclear power plants thus are a kind of pre-emplaced radiological weapon, often located near our biggest cities, that can be set off by our adversaries, to devastating effect. But it need not be so. If we are to have nuclear power plants in this country -- and there are strong reasons to question the wisdom of reliance on such a dangerous source of energy -- then at least we should protect them from attack. Reactors should be required to be able to be defended against an attack involving at least the number of attackers seen on 9/11, and "Beamhenge" shields, made of steel I-beams and cabling, should be built around them so that an incoming plane hits the shield, not the reactor or irradiated fuel pool. Tell the NRC and your Congressional representatives to beef up protections against catastrophic radiation releases, NOW. For more information, go to committeetobridgethegap.org View Video
	Siliconventions 2007 Movie Book Comic Interviews Part 1 of 6 Siliconventions Science Fiction and fantasy Convention 2007 Science fiction and horror, movie, book and comic interview. --------- Part 1 --------- Robert Haines Web site Popcorn Review Chemix Emonic Illustration and Design chemix - Red shirt Emonic dark shirt Mark Bodie Cobalt 60 mark bodie.com Ramzi Abed Movie Black Dalhia www.blackdahliamove.com ---------- Part 2 ---------- Victoria De Mare Actress Movie Werewolf in a Women's Prison Stephanie Lesniak artist for comic book BLAZIN' BRANDY Gary Barth writer and producer Movie FX magazine http:// www.moviefxmag.com/press_releases.html Joaquin Arrol Chita - Latino Comic Book Gary Evans Executive producer Kiss Fron the Grave Gregory Solis Writer Rise and Walk ----------- Part 3 -------------- Ed Martinez Special Effects Movie Infected Movie Monsturd ---------- About Siliconventions ------------ www.siliconventions.com SiliCon is the once-a-year event held by Siliconventions, Ltd. (a non-profit educational organization as defined by the I.R.S.) as a fundraiser event for diabetes research. This is done with seminars covering hard science, science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres. Some of the topics covered include writing, painting, costuming, singing, model making, computer graphics, film studies, astronomy, robotics, other scientific areas, along with diabetes education and outreach. ---------- About John World ------- John's World is a public access TV show shown on Comcast cable channel 15 in Mountain View, Cupertino and Los Altos California at 6 PM on Wednesdays. View Video
	Nuclear Terrorism: Vulnerabilities & Solutions Video narrated by Martin Sheen discussing the importance of beefing up security measures at nuclear power plants. Produced by Dan Hirsch, Kevin Petajan, and Michael Rose. Animation by Kevin Petajan, Meridian Media. Edited by Gary Evans/Kevin Petajan. Music by Eric Gosnell. Source animation material courtesy of Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition. For more information, go to committeetobridgethegap.org BACKGROUND More than four years after the tragedy of 9/11, America's nuclear reactors remain woefully vulnerable to terrorism. Even though NINETEEN people were involved in those attacks, TIME Magazine reports that Nuclear Regulatory Commission rules require security protections against no more than FIVE external attackers on the ground, and NO protection whatsoever from attacks by air. This is despite the fact that reactors contain ONE THOUSAND times the long-lived radioactivity of the Hiroshima bomb, and release of that radioactivity could kill tens of thousands of people and leave an area the size of Pennsylvania uninhabitable for generations. Nuclear power plants thus are a kind of pre-emplaced radiological weapon, often located near our biggest cities, that can be set off by our adversaries, to devastating effect. But it need not be so. If we are to have nuclear power plants in this country -- and there are strong reasons to question the wisdom of reliance on such a dangerous source of energy -- then at least we should protect them from attack. Reactors should be required to be able to be defended against an attack involving at least the number of attackers seen on 9/11, and "Beamhenge" shields, made of steel I-beams and cabling, should be built around them so that an incoming plane hits the shield, not the reactor or irradiated fuel pool. Tell the NRC and your Congressional representatives to beef up protections against catastrophic radiation releases, NOW. For more information, go to committeetobridgethegap.org View Video
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