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Ian Victorian's U CAN'T BEAT THE TRAIN Railroad Trai...

25,

01:02,

2008-04-01 15:09:26

Description: He drove drunk and then tried to race the train... and lost. A poignant PSA produced by Ian Victorian and featuring public domain footage from long ago. The music is part of my licensed music librar (More)

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Tags: Ian Victorian La Reina Del Barrio Trainwreck Railroad Crossing Accident Disaster Drunk Driving PSA

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Victorian Romance Emma 03 (A)

27,

07:07,

2008-04-01 16:32:50

Description: Victorian Romance Emma 03 - ConfessionPart A of C

Channel: megavideo

Tags: Victorian Romance Emma anime

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The Victorian English Gentlemens Club - Amateur Man

18,

02:31,

2008-04-02 19:52:40

Description: Video for The Victorian English Gentlemens Club's new single, Amateur Man, was released as a double A-side single with Ban the Gin in 2006. The band show their square pegs in round holes (More)

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Tags: indie band victorian english gentlemens club

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musical victorian steam carousel

13,

01:54,

2008-04-03 07:40:24

Description: victorian steam carousel with genuine organ music playing. video taken while on ride horse going up and down

Channel: youtube

Tags: steam .ride .music .carousel.victorian.band organ

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TWO STORY VICTORIAN HOUSE IN MIDDLE OF THE HIGHWAY

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00:21,

2008-04-17 12:01:27

Description: Readlands Glass Museum moves a two story 1888 Victorian down a busy highway

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Tags: Glass Museum House Move Victorian

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Victorian Dollhouse Kit For Miniature Dolls And Furn...

19,

02:30,

2008-04-17 12:18:57

Description: Its every girl's dream home our beautiful Victorian Dollhouse! Decorative detailing throughout the interior and exterior of this amazing dollhouse makes it a high quality heirloom to be cherished (More)

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Tags: Victorian Dollhouse Kit For Miniature Dolls Furniture By Melissa Doug

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Wilton NH Victorian Home for Sale

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01:40,

2008-04-17 13:36:25

Description: The Colony House – an amazing Victorian in Wilton, NH. MLS 2712495 Contact Anne McNallen of Brin Realty Group for additional information: (603) 672-2727x226, anne@brinrealty.com, (More)

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Tags: Wilton Nh Home For Sale Real Estate Brin Realty Nh Victorian Home Anne Mcnallen

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Skeith 2nd form - vs. AIDA Victorian: no damage and ...

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02:39,

2007-12-24 13:10:35

Description: Another throwaway vid. AIDA Victorian has no special trick to being perfected, it just follows a very predictable pattern with a minute variance between Royal Bullet and Excellent Ray (one or two (More)

Channel: youtube

Tags: .hack .hack//G.U. AIDA avatar battle combat dot G.U. hack Redemption Skeith Victorian

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Skeith 2nd form - versus AIDA Victorian

11,

01:23,

2007-09-13 23:05:25

Description: The first avatar battle vid for Redemption that you'll see from me. I won't be doing AIDA Grunwald since it's just Oswald with shoddy defense. Anyway, Victorian is all offense; (More)

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Tags: .hack .hack//G.U. AIDA avatar battle combat dot G.U. hack Redemption Skeith Victorian

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AYDA Victorian Primary School Road Show 2008

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04:30,

2008-05-11 18:23:56

Description: Highlights from AYDA's 2008 Victorian Regional Roadshow.

Channel: youtube

Tags: 2008 AYDA AYDP Cornish Kershaw Matt Road Sean Show Victorian yLead

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Nunhead Cemetery Open Day 2008 with Victorian Gothic

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00:21,

2008-05-17 09:17:03

Description: Taking a stroll through Nunhead Cemetery on their open day 2008 wearing Victorian Gothic Clothing. (victorian gothic clothing have a myspce with lots of their designs on

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Tags: cemetery goth gothic nunhead vampire vampyre victorian

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San Francisco - Pacific Heights -- Victorian Homes Tour

11,

01:53,

2008-03-27 13:36:37

Description: On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice (More) On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice breakfast at the Queen Anne Hotel we joined the Victorian Homes Walking Tour, led by local expert Jay Gifford. Jay Gifford, a transplant from Ann Arbor, Michigan, has been a long-time resident of San Francisco since 1979. After his job at IBM was downsized, he decided to become a walking tour guide, specializing in the plentiful Victorian architecture that San Francisco has to offer. We connected with the tour right at the Queen Anne Hotel which is one of the stops on the Victorian Home Walk tour. After describing the building's interior Jay took our group outside where he explained the difference between Queen Anne, Italianate and Stick Style Victorian architecture. He also explained the term "smothering", which refers to the removal and covering up of authentic Victorian architectural details as it was often practiced from the 1950s to the 1970s. Many of the remaining 14,000 Victorian properties have now been restored, and even homes that were no longer recognizable as Victorian-era structures, are now being lovingly brought back to their former glory with period details and architectural features. Along the way we also saw two synagogues, various churches and apartment buildings from the 1920s. On Laguna Street we stopped for a great view across San Francisco Bay before we continued our walk through the affluent Pacific Heights district which features an eclectic mix of upscale homes. Jay also pointed out the Victorian homes featured in "Mrs. Doubtfire" and in the "Party of Five" television show. 2.5 hours later we finished our walk in Cow Hollow on Union Street, a popular shopping and restaurant area, just as the first raindrops were starting to fall. We then sat down with Jay for about an hour to get a better understanding of San Francisco, its history and the mentality of its residents. As the local expert, Jay also filled us in on the unique mindset of Northern Californians. We finally capped the afternoon off with a late lunch at a French café called "La Boulange" on Union Street. (Less)

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Tags: California Francisco Heights Homes Pacific San Victorian

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San Francisco - Pacific Heights -- Victorian Homes Tour

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01:58,

2008-03-27 13:32:49

Description: On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice (More) On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice breakfast at the Queen Anne Hotel we joined the Victorian Homes Walking Tour, led by local expert Jay Gifford. Jay Gifford, a transplant from Ann Arbor, Michigan, has been a long-time resident of San Francisco since 1979. After his job at IBM was downsized, he decided to become a walking tour guide, specializing in the plentiful Victorian architecture that San Francisco has to offer. We connected with the tour right at the Queen Anne Hotel which is one of the stops on the Victorian Home Walk tour. After describing the building's interior Jay took our group outside where he explained the difference between Queen Anne, Italianate and Stick Style Victorian architecture. He also explained the term "smothering", which refers to the removal and covering up of authentic Victorian architectural details as it was often practiced from the 1950s to the 1970s. Many of the remaining 14,000 Victorian properties have now been restored, and even homes that were no longer recognizable as Victorian-era structures, are now being lovingly brought back to their former glory with period details and architectural features. Along the way we also saw two synagogues, various churches and apartment buildings from the 1920s. On Laguna Street we stopped for a great view across San Francisco Bay before we continued our walk through the affluent Pacific Heights district which features an eclectic mix of upscale homes. Jay also pointed out the Victorian homes featured in "Mrs. Doubtfire" and in the "Party of Five" television show. 2.5 hours later we finished our walk in Cow Hollow on Union Street, a popular shopping and restaurant area, just as the first raindrops were starting to fall. We then sat down with Jay for about an hour to get a better understanding of San Francisco, its history and the mentality of its residents. As the local expert, Jay also filled us in on the unique mindset of Northern Californians. We finally capped the afternoon off with a late lunch at a French café called "La Boulange" on Union Street. (Less)

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SFO - Pacific Heights - Victorian Homes Tour

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02:29,

2008-03-12 13:31:39

Description: On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice (More) On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice breakfast at the Queen Anne Hotel we joined the Victorian Homes Walking Tour, led by local expert Jay Gifford. Jay Gifford, a transplant from Ann Arbor, Michigan, has been a long-time resident of San Francisco since 1979. After his job at IBM was downsized, he decided to become a walking tour guide, specializing in the plentiful Victorian architecture that San Francisco has to offer. We connected with the tour right at the Queen Anne Hotel which is one of the stops on the Victorian Home Walk tour. After describing the building's interior Jay took our group outside where he explained the difference between Queen Anne, Italianate and Stick Style Victorian architecture. He also explained the term "smothering", which refers to the removal and covering up of authentic Victorian architectural details as it was often practiced from the 1950s to the 1970s. Many of the remaining 14,000 Victorian properties have now been restored, and even homes that were no longer recognizable as Victorian-era structures, are now being lovingly brought back to their former glory with period details and architectural features. Along the way we also saw two synagogues, various churches and apartment buildings from the 1920s. On Laguna Street we stopped for a great view across San Francisco Bay before we continued our walk through the affluent Pacific Heights district which features an eclectic mix of upscale homes. Jay also pointed out the Victorian homes featured in "Mrs. Doubtfire" and in the "Party of Five" television show. 2.5 hours later we finished our walk in Cow Hollow on Union Street, a popular shopping and restaurant area, just as the first raindrops were starting to fall. We then sat down with Jay for about an hour to get a better understanding of San Francisco, its history and the mentality of its residents. As the local expert, Jay also filled us in on the unique mindset of Northern Californians. We finally capped the afternoon off with a late lunch at a French café called "La Boulange" on Union Street. (Less)

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Tags: California Francisco Heights Houses Pacific San Victorian

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San Francisco - Pacific Heights - Victorian Homes Tour

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01:04,

2008-03-12 13:30:41

Description: On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice (More) On our second full day in San Francisco (February 23, 2008) we were not so lucky: the weather was grey and cool and a major rain and windstorm was supposed to arrive in the area. After a nice breakfast at the Queen Anne Hotel we joined the Victorian Homes Walking Tour, led by local expert Jay Gifford. Jay Gifford, a transplant from Ann Arbor, Michigan, has been a long-time resident of San Francisco since 1979. After his job at IBM was downsized, he decided to become a walking tour guide, specializing in the plentiful Victorian architecture that San Francisco has to offer. We connected with the tour right at the Queen Anne Hotel which is one of the stops on the Victorian Home Walk tour. After describing the building's interior Jay took our group outside where he explained the difference between Queen Anne, Italianate and Stick Style Victorian architecture. He also explained the term "smothering", which refers to the removal and covering up of authentic Victorian architectural details as it was often practiced from the 1950s to the 1970s. Many of the remaining 14,000 Victorian properties have now been restored, and even homes that were no longer recognizable as Victorian-era structures, are now being lovingly brought back to their former glory with period details and architectural features. Along the way we also saw two synagogues, various churches and apartment buildings from the 1920s. On Laguna Street we stopped for a great view across San Francisco Bay before we continued our walk through the affluent Pacific Heights district which features an eclectic mix of upscale homes. Jay also pointed out the Victorian homes featured in "Mrs. Doubtfire" and in the "Party of Five" television show. 2.5 hours later we finished our walk in Cow Hollow on Union Street, a popular shopping and restaurant area, just as the first raindrops were starting to fall. We then sat down with Jay for about an hour to get a better understanding of San Francisco, its history and the mentality of its residents. As the local expert, Jay also filled us in on the unique mindset of Northern Californians. We finally capped the afternoon off with a late lunch at a French café called "La Boulange" on Union Street. (Less)

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