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Lane’s Dance Orchestra – What Do We Do On A Dew Dew Dewy Day (1927) – Video

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Lane #39;s Dance Orchestra - What Do We Do On A Dew Dew Dewy Day (1927)
Lane #39;s Dance Orchestra was a recording pseudonym for Sam Lanin #39;s orchestra. Sam (C.) Lanin (September 4, 1891 - May 5, 1977) was an American jazz bandleader. Lanin #39;s brothers, Howard and Lester, were also bandleaders, and all of them had sustained, successful careers in music. Lanin was one of ten children born to Russian-Jewish immigrants who emigrated to Philadelphia in the decade of the 1900s. Sam played clarinet and violin while young, and in 1912 he was offered a spot playing in Victor Herbert #39;s orchestra, where he played through World War I. After the war he moved to New York City and began playing at the Roseland Ballroom in late 1918. There he established the Roseland Orchestra; this ensemble recorded for the Columbia Gramophone Company in the early 1920s. Sam recorded with a plethora of ensemble arrangements, under names such as Lanin #39;s Jazz Band, Lanin #39;s Arcadians, Lanin #39;s Famous Players, Lanin #39;s Southern Serenaders, Lanin #39;s Red Heads, Sam Lanin #39;s Dance Ensemble, and Lanin #39;s Arkansaw Travelers. He did not always give himself top billing in his ensemble #39;s names, and was a session leader for an enormous number of sweet jazz recording sessions of the 1920s. Among the ensembles he directed were Ladd #39;s Black Aces, The Broadway Bell-Hops, The Westerners, The Pillsbury Orchestra and Bailey #39;s Lucky Seven. He had a rotating cast of noted musicians playing with him, including regular appearances from Phil Napoleon, Miff Mole, Jules Levy Jr. and Red Nichols, as well as ...From:edmundusrexViews:188 11ratingsTime:02:36More inMusic

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One Word Interview Ep.2 (Part 1) – Video

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There were so many fan asked questions that we weren #39;t able to answer all of the questions within one video! Thank you so much for everyone #39;s input! Hopefully, answering these questions will help everyone get to know us a little better, and YES, WE DID DANCE TO GANGNAM STYLE AT THE END OF THIS VIDEO 🙂 Members of The Sleeper Pick answer these questions in Episode 2 (part 1): Are you able to lick your elbow? What is your favorite movie? What is your favorite TV show? Do you prefer blondes, brunettes, or red heads? What will you name your child? What is your favorite school subject? What is your favorite video game? Do you prefer The Backstreet Boys, or N #39;SYNC? Do you sing in the mirror? Boxers or Briefs? Describe the perfect woman. Describe yourself. Describe your bassist, Josh. Describe your guitarist, Jeremy. Describe your singer, Jesse. Describe your drummer, Donnie. If you want your questions answered on the next episode, mention us at @TheSleeperPick on Twitter along with your question 🙂 DEBUT EP ON ITUNES, DRAMA QUEENS PARTY SCENES: itunes.apple.com TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.comFrom:TheSleeperPickViews:78 3ratingsTime:06:34More inMusic

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Rh- people’s origin described in the Bible -eternalwordministiries.org – Video

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This argument is very long - and doesn #39;t hold any weight - the creator reads the Book of Enoch which was rejected for being placed in the bible as Apochryphal - so the Holy Spirit decded that - because I don #39;t hear anything that contradicts scripture, but its visions of heaven and hell so there must be things untrue in it. However, the Book of Enoch states that all the offspring of Nephilim from Genesis were annihilated completely so the red hair empaths being #39;part god #39; is no longer true. Now the bible does confirm that the fallen angels, the watchers who did this are chained into hell and will be released in the end ( which is in the Book of Enoch.) - so you are not god-like if you are a redhead - however there are early movies cheaper by the dozen and the like that shows that people thought red heads were evil - so this is an old legend.From:thosewiththeknackViews:7 0ratingsTime:55:55More inEducation

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Vettel heads into last four races knowing fate is in his own hands

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YEONGAM (South Korea): Reigning champion Sebastian Vettel heads into the last four races of the season knowing the momentum is with him, and his fate in his own hands, after a commanding win in South Korea.

The Red Bull driver secured a third win on the trot on Sunday and in doing so leapfrogged Ferraris Fernando Alonso at the top of the drivers standings, in what looks like a two-horse race now for the title.

The chasing McLarens of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button endured a dreadful weekend at Yeongam. Hamilton was 10th while his fellow Briton was dumped out of the race moments after the start by an apologetic Kamui Kobayashi.

Hamilton and Button, both former world champions, admitted afterwards that their assault on the crown was over. Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus is third in the championship but a hefty way behind the two at the top of the pack.

Vettel, who is going after a third title on the bounce, tops the charts with 215 points, the Spaniard Alonso is on 209 and Raikkonen back on 167. The next grand prix is in India in two weeks.

For many months it was something of a real roller-coaster ride, but we finally found our strength again and since Singapore it works, said the German Vettel, after he and Mark Webber took a Red Bull one-two in South Korea.

Today the team did everything right, and I didnt do anything stupid we sure want to keep it that way.

Singapore last month began a sequence of imperious victories for Vettel that saw him close the gap on Alonso, also a double world champion, before usurping him on Sunday. Alonso was third in the race, his team-mate Felipe Massa fourth.

But the 25-year-old Vettel said nobody at Red Bull was getting carried away.

What I think is important is that we have to keep things simple. That means that we have to concentrate on ourselves because we cannot influence what others are doing, and starting mind games now about what others will do in the next races is a waste of energy, he said.

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Redskins ride red-zone defense to win

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Sensational rookie Robert Griffin III got the headlines, but the Washington Redskins' eight-game home losing streak ended Sunday thanks in part to a much-maligned defense. The Redskins' defense was stout inside the red zone early and added the coup to de grace with its fourth touchdown of the season late as Washington held on to beat Minnesota 38-26. The Vikings had first downs on the Washington 10-, 14- and 16-yard lines on their first three possessions but settled for three field goals by rookie Blair Walsh. Even though the Redskins had been outgained 148-7, they were within reach, trailing 9-0. Griffin and the offense then found their stride, scoring the next 24 points while outgaining the Vikings by 224 yards during that span. "They kept us in the game," Griffin said of the defense. "Our offense can be so potent at times, we want to make it all the time, and we have so many weapons that if we hold teams to just field goals, it's huge because we can come back. We had two or three bad drives there (early, but) we went into halftime winning 17-9." After allowing 421 yards to Minnesota, 352 in the air, Washington's defense ranks 27th overall, last against the pass. But the Redskins certainly weren't hanging their heads after beating the Vikings, especially since 196 of those yards came in the final 12:40 after Washington had extended its lead to 31-12. "With Buffalo, (I played for) a No. 2-ranked defense twice and never made the playoffs," said 15th-year inside linebacker London Fletcher. "Since I've been here, we had two defenses that were ranked top 10 ... only one time (did we make the postseason). At the end of the day, what really matters is winning and losing. You find ways to win. We gave up a lot of yardage today, but if you really look at that game, we played some great defense today. On the last drive, we kinda got to soft-type defenses, giving up some short catches to eat up the clock. They ended up with more yards, but we played some good red-zone defense and we got takeaways." Minnesota was 2-for-7 in the red zone, with Walsh kicking four field goals under 38 yards. Washington was 3-of-3 in the red zone. "That was the difference in the game, it could have been (21-0) and all of sudden it's pretty hard to catch up," said coach Mike Shanahan, whose Redskins are fourth in the league in red-zone offense, 16th in red-zone defense. "I think we've been doing a pretty good job of holding guys to field goals in the red zone," free safety Madieu Williams said. "We've been playing pretty good in the red zone over the course of the year. It's just one of those things where we don't want them to get down there obviously, but when they do get there, we're limiting the damage to three points, so it gives us a chance to win the game at the end." Despite playing all season without strong safety Brandon Meriweather (knee) and since the first quarter of Week 2 without two-time Pro Bowl outside linebacker Brian Orakpo (pectoral, injured reserve) and end Adam Carriker (quadriceps, injured reserve), Washington is tied for fourth with 14 takeaways and is tied for third with a plus-9 turnover ratio. "The teams that win are teams that are good in the turnover area," said Shanahan, whose 2011 Redskins were tied for 30th in the NFL with a minus-14 turnover ratio. Williams' 41-yard interception return for a touchdown with 12:40 remaining extended Washington's lead to 31-12. It was the defense's fourth touchdown of the season, three more than the unit produced in all of 2011. Cornerback Josh Wilson took a fumble back in Week 2 at St. Louis. Rob Jackson scored on an interception in Week 3 against Cincinnati, as did fellow linebacker Rob Jackson in Week 5 against Atlanta. "I just saw the ball," Williams said. "I was keying the quarterback. I was able to dive and get on my knees and grab the ball and see if anybody was around me before I got up. I got up, saw my teammates doing a great job of blocking ... It felt like it was a pursuit drill with me with the ball. We have a lot of playmakers on this defense."

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Korean Grand Prix, Yeongam – Race results

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Sebastian Vettel heads Red Bull 1-2 in the Korean Grand Prix, with erstwhile points leader Fernando Alonso completing the podium.

11. Sergio Perez Mexico Sauber-Ferrari +1m 20.0s 12. Paul di Resta Britain Force India-Mercedes +1m 24.4s 13. Michael Schumacher Germany Mercedes-Mercedes +1m 29.2s 14. Pastor Maldonado Venezuela Williams-Renault +1m 34.9s 15. Bruno Senna Brazil Williams-Renault +1m 36.9s 16. Vitaly Petrov Russia Caterham-Renault +1 lap 17. Heikki Kovalainen Finland Caterham-Renault +1 lap 18. Timo Glock Germany Marussia -Cosworth +1 lap 19. Charles Pic France Marussia -Cosworth +2 laps 20. Narain Karthikeyan India HRT-Cosworth +2 laps

Rtd Pedro de la Rosa Spain HRT-Cosworth 16 laps completed Rtd Kamui Kobayashi Japan Sauber-Ferrari 16 laps completed Rtd Nico Rosberg Germany Mercedes-Mercedes 0 laps completed Rtd Jenson Button Britain McLaren-Mercedes 0 laps completed

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Mark Webber Australia Red Bull-Renault 1m 42.037s lap 54

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