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(Gameplay) Gradius 2 Perfect Run-Part 5

Part 5 of my first perfect run for Youtube. Please rate & comment. I've worked hard on this, so the least you can do is give a positive feedback.This perfect run is divided into 6 parts, with one stage in each. An interactive menu will provide links to each one.It's the base of operations. Well, it looks like it. You've made it, but be warned: Travel carefully. There will be enemies coming out of nowhere, Death Star-looking objects, and it will speed up. Even worse: You have pillars coming down, trying to smash you into pieces. And there are 2 bosses, by the way.Boss 1-Gun Wall, I think. It has guns, and it spits out enemies, so why not? Shoot the core, and you can continue on. But the floor & ceiling will come down randomly to smash you before you get to the second boss.Boss 2-Looks like a spider. Go through the legs when there's an open space, and all you need to do is shoot the middle.Also, for some reason, at the end of this stage, I got 1,000,000 points from that boss. WTF?! I'm being serious.

Author: MegamaniaZX
Keywords: MegamaniaZX Konami Gradius Vic Viper Lord British Tetran Perfect Run Part Stage Five
Added: January 6, 2009

2009 Nissan 370Z Track Video

FOR THE FULL TEST: http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/... The 2009 Nissan 370Z is lit for the cameras tonight, and the bubble of white light around it holds back the darkness of this parking lot in Los Angeles. The Z-car believers have come to see the car in its first public showing, and Randy Rodriguez is one of them. Rodriguez has come a long way to be here. Raised in British Columbia, his family ran a small gas station and car repair business and came to specialize in Nissans. His first car was a Nissan 240Z that he rebuilt with his own hands, and he's owned 10 early Zs over the years, though he's still only 31. As with all Z-car people, Rodriguez doesn't quite fit in the box where you find most car enthusiasts; he's a little out of the mainstream, a little more open to doing things differently, and a little more serious about cars in way that only someone who has had to bring old, second-hand beaters back to life can be. Rodriguez is exactly the person for whom this new Z-car is meant. Probably there's some kind of magic at work in the fact that Randy Rodriguez's day job is at Nissan Design America, and he was the one who first sketched the lines of what has become the 2009 Nissan 370Z.

Author: apnoea47672
Keywords: 2009 Nissan 370Z Track Video Edmunds Inside Line car auto motor GT-R
Added: January 6, 2009

Jill Lambert on Urban Rush

Jill Lambert Author, A Good Catchhttp://agoodcatch.org/About the Author"I love to eat fish. Like most North Americans, I don't have much wild food in my diet. Eating fish builds a connection to the natural world that seems especially significant. Fishing is part of my family heritage; my grandfather Norman Nelson was a fisherman in Tromso, Norway. He quit school at age 14 to fish with a hand line over the side of an open boat in the North Sea. Together with his brother, Richard, he came to British Columbia and in 1928 they started a fish packing company. They produced the Paramount brand of salmon. I grew up eating wonderful seafood, local food caught by people I knew. My family ate salmon, halibut, crab and prawns; we dug up clams and picked oysters off the rocks. Although it was abundant, we never took this food for granted; it always seemed more special than the other food on our table. We made a big deal of it, and we still do. I wrote A Good Catch to further my own appreciation of fish. I wanted to be sure that I was making good fish choices, and not contributing to the problem. The value we place on fish is very important; it motivates us to make better choices, protect the marine environment, and pay more attention to the method of harvest."http://seachoice.org/http://www.chambar.com/

Author: WRK1970
Keywords: Jill Lambert Author Good Catch Seachoice
Added: January 6, 2009

EDDIE HOLMAN - Hurt

"HURT" - Parkway (unreleased acetate). EDDIE HOLMAN, (born June 3rd 1946) is an American singer and recording artist. He is best known for his 1970 hit song "Hey There Lonely Girl". His specialty ranges from R&B and pop to gospel. Although born in Norfolk, Virginia, Holman later grew up in New York. His mother, noticing that he loved to sing, even as early as the age of two, introduced him to the piano and the guitar, where he quickly revealed a natural aptitude. His abilities, however, were confined mostly to church and family gatherings until 1956. It was then, at the age of ten, that Little Eddie Holman stepped onto the stage on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater and showed his smooth tenor voice. His victory at the Apollo began to open many other doors for the young prodigy. Soon, Holman was performing at theaters on Broadway and even at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. Not wanting her son to miss any opportunity, his mother was able to get him enrolled at the Victoria School of Music in Harlem. At Victoria, he learned the technical craft of music and began to blossom. In 1962, Holman made his first record. As a teenager, Holman and his family moved to Philadelphia. After graduating from high school, he attended Cheney State University where he graduated with a degree in music. It was in the Philadelphia soul scene that he began to develop his trademark style. While still in college, he recorded his first hit record, "This Can't Be True" (1965). Other hits began to follow: "Am I A Loser From The Start" (1966), "I Love You" (1969), "Don't Stop Now" (1970), and "Cathy Called" (1970). After singing with such legendary Philadelphia groups as The Delfonics and The Stylistics, Holman finally struck personal gold in 1970 with his timeless love song, "Hey There Lonely Girl" (originally "Hey There Lonely Boy" recorded in 1963 by Ruby and the Romantics), which peaked at #2 on the Billboard pop singles chart. It was that song that would inspire Smokey Robinson to dub Holman, "The Man With The Voice Of An Angel." British journalist Tommy Cummings once wrote, "Eddie Holman's voice, an astonishing precision instrument which can leap octaves with the speed of mercury and bend notes into shapes unimagined by lesser singers, has assured its possessor a place in soul history." In 1977, Eddie had a brief resurgence in popularity and his last two hit singles, "This Will Be A Night To Remember" and "You Make My Life Complete". Eddie Holman and his wife Sheila have three children. He is an ordained Baptist minister who uses his musical talents both as a tool of entertainment and as a medium to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ. He believes that his talent is a gift from God and therefore must be used to glorify his Maker. Furthermore, it is his belief "that those who are blessed with creative talent have a responsibility to encourage personal accountability and to set the best example possible because of the powerful influence that they have on the lives of so many young ones." [quoted from eddieholman.com] Today, Holman owns his own record label (Agape Records) and music publishing company (Schoochiebug Music Publishing). He also continues to tour with the Eddie Holman Band. He still resides in Philadelphia, and spends time as a local community volunteer helping reach out to those less fortunate. He also works within the Philadelphia School System encouraging young people to become involved in the performing arts. During the summer of 2007, Holman performed weekly for the passengers abroad the Sun Princess cruise ship while it was enroute to the inside passage of Alaska.

Author: MusicMeanMachine
Keywords: R&B SOUL NORTHERN-SOUL GOSPEL POP
Added: January 6, 2009

EDDIE HOLMAN - Hurt

"HURT" - Parkway (unreleased acetate). EDDIE HOLMAN, (born June 3rd 1946) is an American singer and recording artist. He is best known for his 1970 hit song "Hey There Lonely Girl". His specialty ranges from R&B and pop to gospel. Although born in Norfolk, Virginia, Holman later grew up in New York. His mother, noticing that he loved to sing, even as early as the age of two, introduced him to the piano and the guitar, where he quickly revealed a natural aptitude. His abilities, however, were confined mostly to church and family gatherings until 1956. It was then, at the age of ten, that Little Eddie Holman stepped onto the stage on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater and showed his smooth tenor voice. His victory at the Apollo began to open many other doors for the young prodigy. Soon, Holman was performing at theaters on Broadway and even at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. Not wanting her son to miss any opportunity, his mother was able to get him enrolled at the Victoria School of Music in Harlem. At Victoria, he learned the technical craft of music and began to blossom. In 1962, Holman made his first record. As a teenager, Holman and his family moved to Philadelphia. After graduating from high school, he attended Cheney State University where he graduated with a degree in music. It was in the Philadelphia soul scene that he began to develop his trademark style. While still in college, he recorded his first hit record, "This Can't Be True" (1965). Other hits began to follow: "Am I A Loser From The Start" (1966), "I Love You" (1969), "Don't Stop Now" (1970), and "Cathy Called" (1970). After singing with such legendary Philadelphia groups as The Delfonics and The Stylistics, Holman finally struck personal gold in 1970 with his timeless love song, "Hey There Lonely Girl" (originally "Hey There Lonely Boy" recorded in 1963 by Ruby and the Romantics), which peaked at #2 on the Billboard pop singles chart. It was that song that would inspire Smokey Robinson to dub Holman, "The Man With The Voice Of An Angel." British journalist Tommy Cummings once wrote, "Eddie Holman's voice, an astonishing precision instrument which can leap octaves with the speed of mercury and bend notes into shapes unimagined by lesser singers, has assured its possessor a place in soul history." In 1977, Eddie had a brief resurgence in popularity and his last two hit singles, "This Will Be A Night To Remember" and "You Make My Life Complete". Eddie Holman and his wife Sheila have three children. He is an ordained Baptist minister who uses his musical talents both as a tool of entertainment and as a medium to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ. He believes that his talent is a gift from God and therefore must be used to glorify his Maker. Furthermore, it is his belief "that those who are blessed with creative talent have a responsibility to encourage personal accountability and to set the best example possible because of the powerful influence that they have on the lives of so many young ones." [quoted from eddieholman.com] Today, Holman owns his own record label (Agape Records) and music publishing company (Schoochiebug Music Publishing). He also continues to tour with the Eddie Holman Band. He still resides in Philadelphia, and spends time as a local community volunteer helping reach out to those less fortunate. He also works within the Philadelphia School System encouraging young people to become involved in the performing arts. During the summer of 2007, Holman performed weekly for the passengers abroad the Sun Princess cruise ship while it was enroute to the inside passage of Alaska.

Author: MusicMeanMachine
Keywords: R&B SOUL NORTHERN-SOUL GOSPEL POP
Added: January 6, 2009

EDDIE HOLMAN - Hurt

"HURT" - Parkway (unreleased acetate). EDDIE HOLMAN, (born June 3rd 1946) is an American singer and recording artist. He is best known for his 1970 hit song "Hey There Lonely Girl". His specialty ranges from R&B and pop to gospel. Although born in Norfolk, Virginia, Holman later grew up in New York. His mother, noticing that he loved to sing, even as early as the age of two, introduced him to the piano and the guitar, where he quickly revealed a natural aptitude. His abilities, however, were confined mostly to church and family gatherings until 1956. It was then, at the age of ten, that Little Eddie Holman stepped onto the stage on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater and showed his smooth tenor voice. His victory at the Apollo began to open many other doors for the young prodigy. Soon, Holman was performing at theaters on Broadway and even at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. Not wanting her son to miss any opportunity, his mother was able to get him enrolled at the Victoria School of Music in Harlem. At Victoria, he learned the technical craft of music and began to blossom. In 1962, Holman made his first record. As a teenager, Holman and his family moved to Philadelphia. After graduating from high school, he attended Cheney State University where he graduated with a degree in music. It was in the Philadelphia soul scene that he began to develop his trademark style. While still in college, he recorded his first hit record, "This Can't Be True" (1965). Other hits began to follow: "Am I A Loser From The Start" (1966), "I Love You" (1969), "Don't Stop Now" (1970), and "Cathy Called" (1970). After singing with such legendary Philadelphia groups as The Delfonics and The Stylistics, Holman finally struck personal gold in 1970 with his timeless love song, "Hey There Lonely Girl" (originally "Hey There Lonely Boy" recorded in 1963 by Ruby and the Romantics), which peaked at #2 on the Billboard pop singles chart. It was that song that would inspire Smokey Robinson to dub Holman, "The Man With The Voice Of An Angel." British journalist Tommy Cummings once wrote, "Eddie Holman's voice, an astonishing precision instrument which can leap octaves with the speed of mercury and bend notes into shapes unimagined by lesser singers, has assured its possessor a place in soul history." In 1977, Eddie had a brief resurgence in popularity and his last two hit singles, "This Will Be A Night To Remember" and "You Make My Life Complete". Eddie Holman and his wife Sheila have three children. He is an ordained Baptist minister who uses his musical talents both as a tool of entertainment and as a medium to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ. He believes that his talent is a gift from God and therefore must be used to glorify his Maker. Furthermore, it is his belief "that those who are blessed with creative talent have a responsibility to encourage personal accountability and to set the best example possible because of the powerful influence that they have on the lives of so many young ones." [quoted from eddieholman.com] Today, Holman owns his own record label (Agape Records) and music publishing company (Schoochiebug Music Publishing). He also continues to tour with the Eddie Holman Band. He still resides in Philadelphia, and spends time as a local community volunteer helping reach out to those less fortunate. He also works within the Philadelphia School System encouraging young people to become involved in the performing arts. During the summer of 2007, Holman performed weekly for the passengers abroad the Sun Princess cruise ship while it was enroute to the inside passage of Alaska.

Author: MusicMeanMachine
Keywords: R&B SOUL NORTHERN-SOUL GOSPEL POP
Added: January 6, 2009

EDDIE HOLMAN - Hurt

"HURT" - Parkway (unreleased acetate). EDDIE HOLMAN, (born June 3rd 1946) is an American singer and recording artist. He is best known for his 1970 hit song "Hey There Lonely Girl". His specialty ranges from R&B and pop to gospel. Although born in Norfolk, Virginia, Holman later grew up in New York. His mother, noticing that he loved to sing, even as early as the age of two, introduced him to the piano and the guitar, where he quickly revealed a natural aptitude. His abilities, however, were confined mostly to church and family gatherings until 1956. It was then, at the age of ten, that Little Eddie Holman stepped onto the stage on Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater and showed his smooth tenor voice. His victory at the Apollo began to open many other doors for the young prodigy. Soon, Holman was performing at theaters on Broadway and even at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. Not wanting her son to miss any opportunity, his mother was able to get him enrolled at the Victoria School of Music in Harlem. At Victoria, he learned the technical craft of music and began to blossom. In 1962, Holman made his first record. As a teenager, Holman and his family moved to Philadelphia. After graduating from high school, he attended Cheney State University where he graduated with a degree in music. It was in the Philadelphia soul scene that he began to develop his trademark style. While still in college, he recorded his first hit record, "This Can't Be True" (1965). Other hits began to follow: "Am I A Loser From The Start" (1966), "I Love You" (1969), "Don't Stop Now" (1970), and "Cathy Called" (1970). After singing with such legendary Philadelphia groups as The Delfonics and The Stylistics, Holman finally struck personal gold in 1970 with his timeless love song, "Hey There Lonely Girl" (originally "Hey There Lonely Boy" recorded in 1963 by Ruby and the Romantics), which peaked at #2 on the Billboard pop singles chart. It was that song that would inspire Smokey Robinson to dub Holman, "The Man With The Voice Of An Angel." British journalist Tommy Cummings once wrote, "Eddie Holman's voice, an astonishing precision instrument which can leap octaves with the speed of mercury and bend notes into shapes unimagined by lesser singers, has assured its possessor a place in soul history." In 1977, Eddie had a brief resurgence in popularity and his last two hit singles, "This Will Be A Night To Remember" and "You Make My Life Complete". Eddie Holman and his wife Sheila have three children. He is an ordained Baptist minister who uses his musical talents both as a tool of entertainment and as a medium to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ. He believes that his talent is a gift from God and therefore must be used to glorify his Maker. Furthermore, it is his belief "that those who are blessed with creative talent have a responsibility to encourage personal accountability and to set the best example possible because of the powerful influence that they have on the lives of so many young ones." [quoted from eddieholman.com] Today, Holman owns his own record label (Agape Records) and music publishing company (Schoochiebug Music Publishing). He also continues to tour with the Eddie Holman Band. He still resides in Philadelphia, and spends time as a local community volunteer helping reach out to those less fortunate. He also works within the Philadelphia School System encouraging young people to become involved in the performing arts. During the summer of 2007, Holman performed weekly for the passengers abroad the Sun Princess cruise ship while it was enroute to the inside passage of Alaska.

Author: MusicMeanMachine
Keywords: R&B SOUL NORTHERN-SOUL GOSPEL POP
Added: January 6, 2009

The venue of Legends
‘British Empire Exhibition stadium’, this name is very much popular since 1920’s till it was opened newly.
http://digg.com/soccer/The_venue_of_Legends

Former Open Golf Championship winner Ben Curtis up-beat for
Former British Open Champion Ben Curtis of America (pictured below) superb run of performances in the second half of his 2008 golf season, claiming four top-10s in his last seven starts (including a runner-up finish at the US PGA Championship at Oakland Hills) has left him very excited about the 2009 season.
http://digg.com/golf/Former_Open_Golf_Championship_winner_Ben_Curtis_up_beat_for

Sports - Inspiring Beyond Sports Awards Open For Entries
Beyond Sport is in the news: Beyond Sport, the global initiative backed by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, is now open for entries.The project seeks to unearth, celebrate and support the world's most inspirational sports projects, people and organisations that drive positive change through sport.
http://digg.com/other_sports/Sports_Inspiring_Beyond_Sports_Awards_Open_For_Entries

Scotty Cameron Headcovers - 2008 British Open
Periscope down! Set the course for seas of green! The S.S. Cameron approached the shores of the U.K. and arrived in Southport, England, for the British Golf Championship in July. This headcover was offered in the Studio Store and limited to 2008 pieces.
http://digg.com/golf/Scotty_Cameron_Headcovers_2008_British_Open

Very high speed: a new standard promises over home networks
TThe British company, which obtained the approval of Icann (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) in May 2006, recorded thousands of inscriptions for this type of field as of the opening of the sunrise period (period allowing the marks to deposit domain names before the opening general public. They will be integrated in “the reperto
http://digg.com/tech_news/Very_high_speed_a_new_standard_promises_over_home_networks

Domain Name. Tel: companies interested… by precaution
TThe British company, which obtained the approval of Icann (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) in May 2006, recorded thousands of inscriptions for this type of field as of the opening of the sunrise period (period allowing the marks to deposit domain names before the opening general public.
http://digg.com/tech_news/Domain_Name_Tel_companies_interestedh_by_precaution

GPS data loss forces train to skip stops
A British train heading from East Croyden to Caterham, Surrey England had to skip 6 stops because it lost it's GPS connection and therefore the driver could not determine how which doors could be safely opened for the varying platform lengths.
http://digg.com/programming/GPS_data_loss_forces_train_to_skip_stops

iPhone will use OpenGL and PowerVR Technology
iPhone will use OpenGL and PowerVR Technology: Last week, Apple used 3,200,000 pounds to buy British graphics chip design company IMG 3.6% stake, at the same time IMG also announced that Apple was got the PowerVR graphics processor core mobile technology licensing.
http://digg.com/tech_news/iPhone_will_use_OpenGL_and_PowerVR_Technology

Cast your vote for who should be Europe's2010 Ryder Cup capt
There has been a great deal of debate of who should be Ryder Cup captain and whether this should be a one term job or not. GolfbloggerUK supports former US Masters and British Open Champion Sandy Lyle getting the job but it is all a matter of personal opinion. Each one of the following players has been a credit
http://digg.com/golf/Cast_your_vote_for_who_should_be_Europe_s2010_Ryder_Cup_capt

Golf Video of Padraig Harrington winning the 2008 Open Golf
I just could not finish the year 2008 without showing the golf video highlights of Padraig Harrington , player of the Year on both sides of the pond, winning the 2008 British Open at Royal Birkdale Golf Club. This is the best golf video footage I have viewed of this action, enjoy!
http://digg.com/golf/Golf_Video_of_Padraig_Harrington_winning_the_2008_Open_Golf