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On this Wheelhouse Bower and The Sweet Nasty Chris Cause still manage to deliver on a show whose beginning was clearly EFFED-OUT! For those of you looking for keen sports insight, blisteringly honest commentary and stats thrown out to defend their loudmouth points you will be disappointed. But those of you looking to laugh, enjoy yourself and have some fun .you ll love the AMERICAN IDOL/SIMON COWELL salary discussion. You ll love the breakdown of the footage from DANCE YOUR A** OFF! and you ll appreciate the social commentary on today s tough economic times as Cause unbuttons his collar for a warm HERE!

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards Blue or Potty Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global Idol franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto's XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

Premier Episode! Reality Show featuring accountants! Nowicki & Company - GoodAccountants.com Ray Nowicki, of Nowicki and Company describes how he landed a new $26,000 client in a way that his industry had not done before --- via Internet referral marketing pioneered by GoodAccountants.com. This episode tells the story of his skepticism and why he decided to take the chance in acquiring new business in ways that he had never done before... About this video: A new reality television show that will feature accountants across America begins this fall when GoodAccountants.com rolls out its first episode on September 17th.Although our reality show may not be debuting on a major television network or cable station it will be highly visible on such web properties as YouTube, Hulu, MySpace and FaceBook, says Michael D. Montoya, Social Media and Viral Marketing specialist with GoodAccountants.com. For far too long accountants have been branded as being the most boring human beings on the planet and its high time to change that perception which necessarily isnt true, he adds. Although accountants do serious work not all of it is done in dimly lit dungeons behind six-inch thick walls ten stories below ground level. Instead, the show will depict accountants who are gregarious, engaging and extremely important to their clients. There are accountants out there who make a difference and were going to bring them to the publics attention through this show and were going to do it in a very entertaining way, says Montoya.

Episode 2: Sryas Inc becomes the first referal and client of Nowicki & Co via GoodAccountants.com

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards ?Blue? or ?Potty? Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global ?Idol? franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto?s XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards ?Blue? or ?Potty? Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global ?Idol? franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto?s XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

NSFW WARNING: The OCADidol Series may contain language, and content unsuitable for young-ins and those easily offended. The comedy featured in this series is improvisational and had a tendancy to lean a little towards ?Blue? or ?Potty? Humour. It helps if you try to think of it like an explicitly graphic horror movie, that had a baby with a Musical and then grew up and molested the aspirations of art school kids while giving a thorough and perverse back massage to your brain. SYNOPSIS: OCADidol is the Art School re-imagining of the Global ?Idol? franchise. The judges just as the contestants are improvising around the various stereotypes and character attributes of the franchise. OCADidol is in no way directly affiliated with the Ontario College of Art and Design other than the fact that the team and most of the cast were students at the school when myself and Ryan Ringer (creative director of methinks presents, my partner on this production) kicked the show off of two days of intensive Auditions featuring three of the four judges. Following the Auditions process were three live to air shows held at Toronto?s XPACE Gallery, the show set pieces reproduced a live broadcast studio environment complete with a studio audience. Sequences from the shows will be posted sometime in the future, there is a little bit of post-production still to be done on them

109,833 Views - Youtube / Meta Cafe / Mefeedia Video for Greenhouse Effect; Redondo Beach California's Greenhouse Effect enjoy being seen as one of Emo Rock's most watched bands in cyberspace. Heavily downloaded, the group was formed in 1985 by Torrance California lead Guitar Phil Keegan (Dr. Phil). Keegan was keen on bands like Led Zeppelin, The Jimi Hendrix Experience and Deep purple with Ritchie Blackmore and early G.e. songs such as "Precarious" and "Number One" more than displayed the refined hard rocking guitar talents of Keegan. Clark Hagins played drums in the first wave of G.e. and he brought an almost punk rock / Garage rock twist of a vibe to G.e. Hagins was into a wide range of classic rock and otherwise bands from David Bowie to Peter Gabriel to The Who and the Beatles to The Tubes and the Kinks. Bassist Rick Carmody was the tall, lanky, red headed fellow who played bass for the trio. Carmody's talents and reputation as a great bassist in the South Bay area certainly did not dampen the musical talent angle of G.e. but his bizarre looks is definitely said alot enough to have been a deep detriment to G.e. Nevertheless, this power trio of epic garage rock proportions would go on their way of early "Grunge" rock / classic rock / garage rock / mixture on it's own terms to great results. The band were always 'leaders' of their musical community, often booking seemingly endless shows for other bands whilst including themselves on the bill ! Many in the South Bay (and elsewhere) refer to G.e. as the 'true' real starters of the grunge rock movement as it is well known and documented the prowess of Clark Hagins to get his material 'heard' by labels major and indie persistently. Today, Greenhouse Effect have grown into an internet staple institution what with their 'second wave' of recordings (mainly featuring Clark Hagins) containing internet classic songs such as "Black or White", Brandy, People (That won't back down), 22nd Street, Hey Negrita, America the beautiful, Ben is dead, Star, and "It ain't easy". The great catchy songwriting of G.e. is always the key and their ability to craft together pop masterpiece songs - and always using their trademark 'Grunge" guitars - is unmistakably G.e. !!"Being big on the internet has turned me into sort-of a narcisist" Says Clark Hagins today in 2008 "For all of my life practically, I have been running around like a frickin' chicken with it's head cut off, begging people to please listen to my tape cassettes and to please go to my shows ,..or even just pay the slightest attention to me,....when you've known all along that you've got these like great songs like "Addicted" and 22nd Street and all that other shit too,..and no one around you seems to give a dickey bird about you,...well, it can make you very pragmatic and frustrated,...'suddenly in like 2007 I had like millions of people downloading Brandy and "Black or white" and I was like HOLY SHIT - I 'JUST KNEW' it all along,..I 'am' fucking good !!"...its so sad that this all didn't happen til I was like 43 years old - man thats the fucked part !! I could have made gillians of dollars way back in 1993 or whatever,...but i guess oh well,...this whole thing can turn one into a megolomaniac,..its beyond frustrating - its one of the cruelest jokes from God almighty that i could ever have imagines or have ever seen,...but i guess atleast now i've gotten my music out there to the people,..they get to hear Brandy and "It ain't easy' and Subdue and all that other shit now,..atlast,....I think that the whole thing with me, musically and my personality is,..alot of people just don't understand me,...everybody thinks that I am such a dick,..but when you talk to me , you realise that I am human and i bleed too ,....My family has always said that; "Clarks just a drummer" and they have been successful at spreading that thinking into the South Bay and beyond and marginalizing me,...Well, Now I am out to 'prove' that not only is the guy who played "Brandy" and "White Black' and '22nd Street' and 'Hey Negrita' and "Misogynistia" and 'It ain't easy' and BEN IS DEAD on guitar ..,...uh more than just a drummer,....but that I am one of the BEST there is and ever was ,..and more and better than any of them ,..or they will ever be,..., LOTS OF PEOPLE HAVE HEARD OF CLARK HAGINS NOW,...GO SEE if anybodys ever heard of any of THEM !!

Having just decided to put up a video feed on ustream.tv, the Krewe reveals they are riding in a real, live Mardi Gras parade. They also comment on the n-auguration, river boat party barges and, of course, dead cats. Because everyone loves dead cats. Especially girls.