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This is the original video footage from the DVR's - I edited this video the day of the Incident. Thursday Oct. 22, 2009 - Extreme Fitness Thornhill, Ontario, Canada Parking lot. The female driver of the X5 was charged today and is due in court Dec. 1st. Thanks everyone for your help. Subscribe to us as we will have video updates of what happens next! Check out http://www.msaf.net for the official website. Author: mmmikeey Keywords: BMW failure extreme fitness Parking Totaled fail Thornhill ontario Canada Free Crush Run over derby CP24 CTV News Lot Derby X5 X3 Hood Hit York Hyundai Police Gym Video worlds worst parking give job YRP regional Service Daily Planet Original Car Jay Leno Elen Elan degeneres show original Beemer bimmer msaf msaf.net Added: October 23, 2009

Thursday Oct. 22, 2009 - Extreme Fitness Thornhill, Ontario, Canada Parking lot. The female driver of the X5 was charged today and is due in court Dec. 1st. Thanks everyone for your help. Check out www.msaf.net for the official website.

Thursday Oct. 22, 2009 - Extreme Fitness Thornhill, Ontario, Canada Parking lot. Unknown driver of an X5 or X3 BMW, takes out 2 parked cars.. Epic parking failure. Driver of the BMW has not been I.D'd....yet.

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The Citytv odyssey continues, as I go from the kindness of a great music video director to the kindness of a former provincial policeman. Features a mashup of two Canadian music pioneers, being on live television and a million-dollar truck. Click here to subscribe Click here to download directly Associated links Again, 299 Queen Street West @Wikipedia Toronto Rocks with Brad Giffen (you don't have to stay around for the Monkees fans...) Joel Goldberg Productions Video for "Let Your Backbone Slide" Breakfast Television CityLine eTalk on CTV MuchMusic Again, CityNews "Remember Bravo?" Again, CP24 CP24 now in the former venue of Live at the Rehearsal Hall Ann Rohmer CP24 bio and @Wikipedia Frog the Dawg @Mashupciti "The Hockey Song" by Stompin' Tom Connors Actually, you have to watch this, or you're not allowed to listen to this show anymore. :-) Cam Woolley CP24 bio Cam talks to the National Post A Tribute to Colin Vaughan Adam Vaughan of Toronto City Council Amber Mac! Paedric O'Sullivan Bob Cook's public LinkedIn profile Citytv moving to Dundas Square So here's a killer: in talking to these other CHUM/CITY people from Cleveland, I totally missed the biggest one - the guy I started these episodes with, Mark Dailey, aka "The Voice" of Citytv. He's actually from Youngstown, about an hour south of Kingsville. I've been nearby the guy at odd things, and Bob knows him well, but I've never talked to him. Too intimidated. Besides...I'm a citizen now! I don't need any more advice from people who've moved up here! Pffft! :-) The guy on the CP24 set making me say my name was Bob Summers, amiable CHUM traffic reporter guy who of course is now doing the same with CP24 - almost exactly the same, since the legendary oldies station CHUM1050 has been made into an audio simulcast of CP24. Yes, this is about as depressing as Citytv running back-to-back episodes of "According to Jim" in prime time. A couple months ago, I stumbled past CTV Newsnet (CTV's 24-hour news channel), and this strangely familiar guy was presenting the news. The hair was shorter and completely white, but the voice was the same: it was Brad Giffen. It turns out in the years after Toronto Rocks, he followed a similar path to JD Roberts, into American tv news, and that path has brought him back up here. I must say, when I cross paths with him on tv, I stick around for a while. There's something kind of comforting about listening to him. And the hair. You can find all of Joel Goldberg's music videos in this section of his company's website, but for convenience sake, here's another one, via YouTube: He won a Juno for directing Maestro Fresh Wes' "Drop the Needle": That video I especially loved because they sampled this:

Go with the flow as I do a soundseeing tour of my television screen, then approach a big old building where cameras, ideas and egos ran free. Includes exclusive music from Memory Bank, an impending bathroom break at Second Cup and people pressed against the glass. Click here to subscribe Click here to download directly Associated links Citytv @Wikipedia CP24 "Vintage" Video of The New Music @Muchmusic thenewmusic.net "Lament for The NewMusic" @CBC Citytv @Museum of Broadcast Communications Moses Znaimer official site (Flash-heavy) Opening of TVTV: The Television Revolution Moses Znaimer and TVTV @Media-Studies.ca City Pulse Tonight intros: from 1985, from 1988, from 1990, from 1996 and from 2003 CHUM Limited timeline @Canadian Communications Foundation "Whatever happened to Muchmusic?" @EYE Weekly Scrolling Eye talks to Christopher Ward about City Limits and the birth of Much When things started to turn (Globe which started the revolution of runway shows, supermodels and superstar designers on television - and is now a multimedia force unto itself (though it is worth noting she was the editorial director of @fashion, the first major fashion website EVER, in 1995). They are only two of the many, many Citytv people in front of the camera who took their work ethic and lessons learned into the rest of broadcasting and beyond. But I haven't talked enough about the many more people not in front of the camera with the same elements of creativity and intelligence which made Citytv and its spinoffs what they were. More on a couple of those people is coming in the next episode in a few days. Just one example, though, is the late John Martin, who came up with the idea for The New Music and drove it for most of its (and the rest of his) life. For a great in-depth look at this work, check out this 1997 article about him from the Ryerson Review of Journalism. He also applied his sensibilities to Muchmusic, about which he was quoted as saying, "My gig was to sort of mould the anarchy. It was a bunch of absolutely crazy people reinventing their lives every day. It was fun." It sounds a little like what social media (including podcasting) has been going through. Mark well the achievements and issues of the past as they come back around.

Kevin Smith talks his Boring-Ass Life, GenX author Douglas Coupland, and don't download that song!