October 2009 sees the celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the first broadcast of Monty Pythons Flying Circus by BBC TV in 1969. Almost The Truth: The Lawyers Cut tells the story of Monty Python through brand new interviews with the Pythons: John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones & Michael Palin and archive material from the late Graham Chapman. A host of others also contribute to putting the Python legacy in context including: Phil Jupitus, Bruce Dickinson, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Russell Brand, Steve Coogan, Stephen Merchant, Dan Aykroyd, Nick Mason, Tim Roth, Simon Pegg, Eddie Izzard and more. The six programmes, each an hour long, combine the interviews with a generous helping of clips from pre-Python material, the original Flying Circus TV series, the films: Monty Python & The Holy Grail, Monty Pythons Life Of Brian & Monty Pythons Meaning Of Life and their classic live performance at the Hollywood Bowl. This is the only official, authorised programme to commemorate Monty Pythons 40th birthday. To buy this program on DVD please use the following links: In the UK: www.amazon.co.uk In the US: www.amazon.com To buy this on Blu-Ray, please use the following links: In the UK: www.amazon.co.uk In the US: www.amazon.com
You all know the llama song, you may even have heard of the sawyer song… and now here it is, the ultimate synthesis of the two: THE LAWYER SONG! It’s for all HIMYM fans out there who can’t face the harsh reality of a summer without their beloved ones Watch in HQ for even better audio quality! llama song: www.youtube.com sawyer song: www.youtube.com
Most musical fans point to Julie Andrews or Judy Garland as their favorite actresses. But I’m all about the underseen, underappreciated genius of Betty Hutton. This clip of her eye-popping (and eye-stretching) performance in a B-musical comedy serves as a light introduction to her style. Hutton’s most notable film role was the part of Annie Oakley in the 1950 musical of “Annie Get Your Gun.” One of her best known songs (Blow a Fuse, later renamed It’s Oh So Quiet) was covered by Icelandic artist, Bjork ( Björk ).
In this excerpt from Tributary Streams of A Healing River, the Honourable Associate Chief Judge Murray Sinclair speaks about his personal challenges while working in the criminal justice system. Tributary Streams of a Healing River is an in depth study of restorative justice with over 14 hrs of video on 10 dvds. (available from Heartspeak Productions — www.heartspeakproductions.ca) Speakers Bio: Chief Judge Murray Sinclair was appointed Associate Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Manitoba in March of 1988. He was Manitoba's first Aboriginal Judge, and at that time, Canada's second. After serving as Special Assistant to the Attorney General of Manitoba, Judge Sinclair attended the Universities of Winnipeg and Manitoba and, in 1979, graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Manitoba. He was awarded the AJ Christie Prize in Civil Litigation in his second year of law and articled with a law firm in his home town of Selkirk, Manitoba. He was called to the Manitoba Bar in 1980. In the course of his legal practice, Judge Sinclair practiced primarily in the fields of Civil and Criminal Litigation and Aboriginal Law. He represented a cross section of clients but by the time of his appointment, was known for his representation of Aboriginal people and his knowledge of Aboriginal legal issues. Shortly after his appointment as Associate Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Manitoba in 1988, Judge Sinclair was also appointed as Co-Commissioner, along with Court of Queen's Bench Associate Chief Justice AC Hamilton, of Manitoba's Aboriginal Justice Inquiry. buffy.jpg (6592 bytes)Manitoba Government Home Page
