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Video "Mark'Oh - Scatman (official video)" from scatomatAb 06. November 2009 überall im Handeln n Mark´ Oh kann auf eine grandiose Karriere als Pop-Star zurückblicken, die bei weitem nochn nicht an ihrem Ende angelangt ist. Mark Oh hat Techno-Geschichte der 90er Jahre geschriebenn und zählt zu den Großen der deutschen Dance-Landschaft.n n Chart-Hits wie: Tears don t Lie, Never Stop That Feeling oder "Because I love you" machten ihn weltberühmt!n n SCATMAN !!!n n Unvergleichlich im aktuellen MARK `OH Style produziert, wurde dieser Hit in Reminiszenz ann SCATMAN JOHN wieder frisch aufgelegt und wird mit Sicherheit den Dancefloor und die Charts erobern.n Das MARK´OH Remake ist würdig, nach 14 Jahren das erste offizielle Remake mit Originalvocals des leidern 1999 verstorbenen John Larkin (Scatman John), zu sein. Für MARK´OH eine Ehre.n n SCATMAN JOHN landete mit dem Titel SCATMAN 1995 einen weltweiten Nummer 1 Hit, der sich alleinn 31 Wochen lang in den deutschen Charts hielt. Weltweit wurde der Titel millionenfach verkauft und ist bisn heute ein Evergreen.n Besonders der CLUBMIX von SCATMAN wird die Dancefloors für sich einnehmen.Tags:Sex Dance DJ Song Techno Disco Hit Jazz Love Electro Club United MTV House Randy Mandy Trance David Guetta Future 90er Viva Media Control markoh Mark Oh DDC Klaas Mark'Oh Digital Rockers Major Tosh Marko Albrecht John Scatman Larkin Media Contol Charts Millennium Music Scat MarkOh Tobias Schlechtrimen Randy Recordings Clubhit Dancecharts DDJC Michael Mind 

FilmLive.TV at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009 FilmLive.TV Caught up with the cast and crew from Running in Traffic, a film about two damaged lives obliviously running parallel in the same city. First we spoke to writer, producer, and star of the film Bryan Larkin and the film s producer Mark Twynholm who discuss the story and the processes of making the film. Bryan spoke about the importance of passion and collaboration over finances, and how to overcome challenges that will be inevitably met throughout the course of production. Larkin also offers advice on executing a project. Then we meet the cast and crew on the red carpet, all expressing their excitement to be there, and commenting on what was their best and worst moments of the whole process. Brought to you by FilmLive.TV @ www.filmlive.tv

Senator Bill Perkins, Chair September 10, 2009

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FilmLive.TV at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009 FilmLive.TV Caught up with the cast and crew from Running in Traffic, a film about two damaged lives obliviously running parallel in the same city. First we spoke to writer, producer, and star of the film Bryan Larkin and the film’s producer Mark Twynholm who discuss the story and the processes of making the film. Bryan spoke about the importance of passion and collaboration over finances, and how to overcome challenges that will be inevitably met throughout the course of production. Larkin also offers advice on executing a project. Then we meet the cast and crew on the red carpet, all expressing their excitement to be there, and commenting on what was their best and worst moments of the whole process. Brought to you by FilmLive.TV @ www.filmlive.tvAuthor: filmlive Tags: FilmLive EIFF Edinburgh International Film Festival Running Traffic Bryan Larkin Mark Twynholm Dale Corlett Red Carpet Cameron Presentations Audio Network Lebowskis Mallard Productions Posted: 25 June 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Winner of the Founders Award and founder of Ecofabulous, Zem Joaquin, (in a Mr Larkin milk dress) spoke to us about how fashion can become more sensible to sustainability, and also more accessible, even in this economic climate. Looking sharp as ever, and even dreamier in person - Adrien Grenier reminded us that school is cool, and to listen up to kids- they are making major waves these days. Personally, he likes to take cold showers because of its invigorating health benefits and an inevitable shift to shorter showers. http://www.beanstockd.com

nn By dancetrippinnn Tags : Kenny Larkin, club, cocoon, dance, dancetrippin, detroit, dj, dj mix, dj set, maassilo, music, party, rotterdam, technics, techno, traktor scratch, warehouse

The city of Pripyat was once considered the finest place to live in the whole of the Soviet Union. A thoroughly modern city, it was built in 1970 to house the workers of the new Chernobyl nuclear Power plant and their families, and was once a happy home to 50,000 people. In the aftermath of the accident in April 1986, the residents were instructed to pack one suitcase and told they would be returning in three days. One thousand buses were drafted in from all across the Soviet Union to take the residents of Pripyat out of their now highly contaminated home. They never returned. 21 years later Pripyat stands empty, a ghost town deep within the exclusion zone, the last remaining Soviet city. This haunting experimental film by Irish artist Nicky Larkin takes you inside Pripyat and examines the relationship between time, nature and culture, in a city that will never be lived in again.Author: Nicky_Larkin Tags: Pripyat Chernobyl exclusion zone disaster Nicky Larkin Birr Soviet Union Nuclear Power Russia Ukraine Radiation Posted: 13 April 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 3

Day Six at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2008. We bring you answers to any funding questions you may have. Tina McFarlane from the UK Film Council, who are major funders of the film festival, talks about networking in order to meet funders for your film. Chris Collins is the development producer for the UK Film Council Development Fund which is the primary source of development funding they invest in over 50 projects a year. Visit the website www.ukfilmcouncil.org.uk/development and apply now! Robert Rae director of Trouble Sleeping which is set in Edinburgh, discusses his first feature film and how he secured funding through Scotttish Screen s new Talent Development Initiative. Bryan Larkin and Mark Twynholm talk about how FilmLive! and festivals such as these are bridging the gap for aspiring entry level filmmakers. We also have an interview with Andrew Reid, head of production for Northern Island Screen. Brought to you by FilmLive! TV @ www.filmlive.tv

Label: Tetsuo Format: CDr, Maxi-Single Country: Germany Released: 15 Dec 2008 Genre: Electronic Style: Trance

Music video by Young Jeezy performing Put On with Drumma Boy [Producer], Gil Green [Video Director], Michelle Larkin [Video Producer] (C) 2008 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Sung By: Paddy Reilly James (Big Jim) Larkin (Irish: S amas Lorc in)(1874-1947), an Irish trade union leader and socialist activist, was born in Liverpool, England on 28 January 1874, of Irish parents. Growing up in poverty, he had little formal education and began working in a variety of jobs while still a child before becoming a full-time trade union organiser in 1905. He moved to Ireland in 1907, where he founded the Irish Transport and General Workers' Union, the Irish Labour Party, and later the Workers' Union of Ireland. Perhaps best known for his role in the 1913 Dublin Lockout, "Big Jim" continues to occupy a significant place in the collective memory of Dublin. Larkin's family lived in the slums in Liverpool during the early years of his life, and from the age of seven he attended school in the mornings and worked in the afternoons to supplement the family income - a common arrangement in working-class families at the time. At the age of fourteen, after the death of his father, he was apprenticed to the firm his father had worked for, but was dismissed after two years. He was unemployed for a while and then worked as a seaman and docker. By 1903 he was a dock foreman, and on 8 September that year he married Elizabeth Brown. From 1893 Larkin had developed an interest in socialism, and he became a member of the Independent Labour Party. In 1905 he was one of the few foremen to take part in a strike on the Liverpool docks. He was elected to the strike committee, and although he lost his foreman's job as a result, his performance had so impressed the National Dock Labourers' Union (NDLU) that it appointed him a temporary organiser. He later gained a permanent position with the union, and in 1906 it sent him to Scotland, where he successfully organised workers in Preston and Glasgow.