Title: Mariah Carey X Factor: Montage, I Stay In Love and Hero Live
Description: This video contains Mariah Careys Montage then her exclusive debut performance of her 4th single from E=MC2 'I Stay In Love' and then the performance of her #1 smash hit 'Hero' HONOURS RECEIVED ON 10th NOV 08: #70 - Top Favorited (Today) - Music #85 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - United Kingdom #49 - Top Favorited (Today) - Music - United Kingdom #34 - Top Rated (Today) - Music - United Kingdom HONOURS RECEIVED ON 11th NOV 08: #43 - Most Discussed (Today) - Music - United Kingdom #90 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Canada #20 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - United Kingdom #28 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Ireland #60 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - New Zealand #62 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music #64 - Most Viewed (Today) - Music - Taiwan #69 - Top Rated (This Week) - Music - United Kingdom HONOURS RECEIVED ON 12th NOV 08: #89 - Most Discussed (This Week) - Music #61 - Top Favorited (This Week) - Music #49 - Top Rated (This Week) - Music HONOURS RECEIVED ON 13th NOV 08: #64 - Most Discussed (This Week) - Music #98 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music #49 - Top Favorited (This Week) - Music #36 - Top Rated (This Week) - Music HONOURS RECEIVED ON 14th NOV 08: #58 - Most Discussed (This Week) - Music #95 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Music #49 - Top Favorited (This Week) - Music #35 - Top Rated (This Week) - Music

Title: LEONA X Factor Official Video- A Moment Like This (2006)
Description: Biography Leona Lewis was born in Islington, London in 1985 to Joe and Maria. She is the middle child of three, with two brothers, Kyle and Bradley. They grew up in North London. Lewis wrote her first song at the age of 12, and at the age of 13, she won the Lady D under-18 talent show at the Hackney Empire. She attended the Sylvia Young Stage School and the Brit academy. Although her big passion is singing, she is also a keen dancer and actor. Before auditioning for The X Factor, Lewis recorded an album of her own songs called Twilight, but the album was never released. Leona lives in Hackney, where she worked as a receptionist. The X-Factor In 2006, she auditioned for the third TV series of The X Factor, singing Over the Rainbow. She made it through to the final stages and was announced the winner on 16 December 2006, winning a �1million recording contract. She was mentored by Simon Cowell. During the show, her vocal talents were consistently highly praised by all three judges (Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne), and on occasions was compared with Mariah Carey, Celine Dion and Whitney Houston. All three judges also commented on how the British music industry needed a singer like her, and that her performances were World class. Louis Walsh remarked that her performance of I Will Always Love You was as good as the Whitney Houston version. The only criticism she received, both by the judges and in the press, was related to her confidence. On the 9 December show, Cowell remarked that of all the past Pop Idol, American Idol and The X Factor performances, her performance of Over the Rainbow was the best he had ever witnessed. Cowell has also commented throughout the show that Lewis' lack of awareness as to how good she is, is what makes her special. On the night of the Grand Final, Lewis won 60% of the 8,000,000+ votes cast. Lewis' debut single pre-sold 1,000,000 copies making it an almost certain number one before it's even been released, although at the time, the winner of the show had not been announced and it was unknown who would be releasing the XFactor single. It is now a contender for the UK Christmas number 1 single.

Title: 60 seconds in the hot tub with Janae
Description: The Music Monster 94.3 had five contestants for six days competing for$1900 in prize money in Fair Factor 2008.

Title: 60 seconds in the hot tub with Megan
Description: Hot Tub Hockey at the Twin Falls County Fair for Fair Factor with the Music Monster 94.3 KTPZ

Title: 60 seconds in the hot tub with Grandma Mary
Description: The Music Monster 94.3 KTPZ at the Twin Falls County Fair for "Fair Factor." Five listeners competed $1900.00 in prize money.

Title: SL600 0-60
Description: Off the line, 0-60! ESP stuck in all the way there...enjoy. Sorry for the music, completely forgot to turn it off: J DIlla - So far to go, incase your wondering. And yes, it's bone stock down to the lame factor air filters!

Title: Mariah 60 Seconds in the hot tub
Description: The Music Monster 94.3 KTPZ at the Twin Falls County Fair for "Fair Factor." Five listeners competed for $1900.00 in prize money.

Title: Leon Jackson - "Creative" Hot Single (Official) HD Music Video
Description: Please Watch in High Quality/Full Screen mode for best viewing! Leon Jackson - "Creative" Music Video. Buy the Album! http://www.leonjacksonmusic.com Leon has been transformed for Stardom from a shy quiet boy into young man bursting with charisma and self confidence befitting a New Rat Pack Member of that elite group of singers from 50's, 60's and 70's! This video moment will be Legendary to his future!!! .....he's that good! If you like this song, the whole album is great, so buy it! ....I did and it's so wonderful, that I've ordered 3 more from Amazon Import CD's as Xmas gifts!!! Note: This Video is the property of Sony BMG and is displayed for promotional purposes only. All rights are reserved and remain the property of Sony BMG and it's sub Labels. At this time Sony has chosen to allow unrestricted viewing of this video and it is being displayed here for Promotional Purposes Only!!! ...if you like this song then please buy the album!

Title: LEGENDS OF DOO WOP by Tony Mortillaro
Description: This award-winning comedic short has played in festivals all over the world. It's about two men who claim to have been the "hit factor" behind the biggest names in rock n' roll! Watch it if you dare!

Title: UNPACKING ONKYO 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver TX-SR506
Description: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5NYJy_TQkE&fmt=22 Got this on black Friday for 150$ on Newegg ( normal price was 300$ , so it's 50% off ) 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver 1080p capable HDMI Pass Through* (3in/1out) Audyssey 2EQ for Room Correction and Speaker Calibration Audyssey Dynamic EQ for Loudness Correction Powered Zone2 Music Optimizer for MP3/iPod Amplifier Section Power Output - Front L/R 75 W + 75 W (8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz, 0.08%, 2 channels driven, FTC) 100 W + 100 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.1%, 2 channels driven, FTC) Center 75 W (8 ohms, 20 Hz20 kHz, 0.08%, 2 channels driven, FTC) 100 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.1%, 2 channels driven, FTC) Surround L/R 75 W + 75 W (8 ohms, 20 Hz20 kHz, 0.08%, 2 channels driven, FTC) 100 W + 100 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.1%, 2 channels driven, FTC) Surround Back L/R 75 W + 75 W (8 ohms, 20 Hz20 kHz, 0.08%, 2 channels driven, FTC) 100 W + 100 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.1%, 2 channels driven, FTC) Dynamic Power 180 W (3 ohms, 1 ch) 160 W (4 ohms, 1 ch) 100 W (8 ohms, 1 ch) THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) 0.08% (Rated power) Damping Factor 60 (Front, 1 kHz, 8 ohms) Input Sensitivity and Impedance 200 mV/47 k-ohms (Line) Output Level and Impedance 200 mV/2.2 k-ohms (Rec out) Phono Overload - Frequency Response 5 Hz100 kHz/+1 dB, -3 dB Tone Control ±10 dB, 50 Hz (Bass) ±10 dB, 20 kHz (Treble) Signal-to-Noise Ratio 100 dB (Line, IHF-A) Speaker Impedance 6 ohms16 ohms Video Section Input Sensitivity/Output Level and Impedance - Video 1 Vp-p/75 ohms (Component and S-Video Y) 0.7 Vp-p/75 ohms (Component PB/CB, PR/CR) 0.28 Vp-p/75 ohms (S-Video C) 1 Vp-p/75 ohms (Composite) Component Video Frequency Response 5 Hz50 MHz, -3dB Tuner Section Tuning Frequency Range - FM 87.5 MHz107.9 MHz AM 530 kHz1,710 kHz FM/AM Preset Memory 40 stations General Power Supply AC 120 V, 60 Hz Power Consumption 4.9 A Dimensions (W x H x D) 17 1/8" x 5 7/8" x 14 15/16" (435 x 149.6 x 379.2 mm) Weight 21.56 lbs. (9.8 kg)

Title: Passau Germany
Description: Passau's location is at the junction of three river -- the Danube, the Inn, the Ilz, an important factor for its economic growth over the years, rivaling Salzburg by the 10th Century Passau is a lively modern town and history city located near the Austrian and Czech border, Passau has always been shaped by historical events. So the offer of its sights reflects the variety of historical testimony to see in this town Camera; Olympus Digital CAMEDIA C-60 Zoom Music: Johann Sebastian Bach; Concerto No. 3 in G major Tours by Vantage 1-800-322-6677

Title: Vintage Pinballs - EM - 50´ 60´ 70´ - part 1
Description: http://www.youtube.com/group/visualpinball (...) By the 1930s, manufacturers were producing coin-operated versions of bagatelles, now known as "marble games" or "pin games". The table was under glass and used Redgrave's plunger device to propel the ball into the upper playfield. In 1931 David Gottlieb's Baffle Ball became the first overnight hit of the coin-operated era. Selling for $17.50, the game dispensed five balls for a penny. The game struck a chord with a public eager for cheap entertainment in a depression-era economy. Most drugstores and taverns in America operated pinball machines, with many locations making back the cost of the game in a matter of days. Baffle Ball sold over 50,000 units and established Gottlieb as the first major manufacturer of pinball machines. In 1932, Gottlieb distributor Ray Moloney found it hard to obtain more Baffle Ball units to sell. In his frustration he founded Lion Manufacturing to produce a game of his own design, Ballyhoo, named after a popular magazine of the day. The game became a smash hit as well, its larger playfield and ten pockets making it more of a challenge than Baffle Ball, selling 50,000 units in 7 months. Moloney eventually changed the name of his company to Bally to reflect the success of this game. These early machines were relatively small, mechanically simple and originally designed to sit on a counter or bar top. The 1930s saw a leap forward in innovation in pinball design and devices with the introduction of electrification. A company called Pacific Amusements in Los Angeles, California, USA produced a game called Contact in 1933. Contact had an electrically powered solenoid to propel the ball out of a bonus hole in the middle of the playfield. Another solenoid rang a bell to reward the player. The designer of Contact, Harry Williams, would eventually form his own company, Williams Manufacturing, in 1944. Other manufacturers quickly followed suit with similar features. In addition, electric lights soon became a standard feature of all subsequent pinball games, designed to attract people to the game. By the end of 1932 there were approximately 150 companies manufacturing pinball machines, most of them in the city of Chicago. Chicago has been the center of pinball manufacturing ever since. Competition between the companies was brutal, however, and by 1934 there were only 14 companies left. During World War II all of the major manufacturing companies in coin-operated games were put into use manufacturing equipment for the American war effort. Some companies like Williams bought old games from operators and refurbished them, adding new artwork with a patriotic theme. By the end of the war, a generation of Americans looked for amusement in their bars and malt shops. Pinball saw another golden age of growth. Innovations such as the tilt mechanism and free games (known as replays) appeared. The post-war era was dominated by Gottlieb. Game designer Wayne Neyens along with artist Leroy Parker turned out game after game that collectors consider some of the most classic pinball machines ever designed. The most famous were designed by James Rider, the man behind the epitomous catchphrase "I've got it", amongst others. Gottlieb's Humpty Dumpty, introduced in 1947, was the first game to add player-controlled flippers to keep the ball in play longer and added a skill factor to the game. The low power of the Humpty Dumpty flippers necessitated that three pairs be placed around the playfield in order to get the ball to the top. But the addition of a DC power supply enabled the flippers on Humpty Dumpty to become only two, more powerful ones at the bottom of the Triple Action playfield -- one of many innovations by designer Steve Kordek, who is also credited with introducing the very first "drop target" (1962 on Vagabond) and "multiball" (1963 on Beat the Clock) concepts to the game. (wikipedia) In this movie: Alladin Castle Aztec Captain Fantastic (w/Elton John) Captain Kidd Central Park Cover Girl Dancing dolls DRAGON Flipper fair Flying circus Four Millons BC Humpty Dumpty Visual Pinball is a free program that allows programmers to create and play pseudo-3D renditions of pinball machines on a home computer. It is unlike any pinball simulation program made previously in terms of realistic graphics and physics. This gives pinball players an opportunity to play renditions of real pinball machines that they might not otherwise ever be able to in real life. (...) Visit "Visual Pinball Forums - Complete Pinball Discussion" for more information Music: Satelite Kingston NEW YORK SKA JAZZ ENSEMBLE Dancing mood

Title: Timelapse ft. Karen Danzig - Everybody's Singing
Description: Relight Orchestra Glam-Mix. ---------- Karen Danzig is an experienced, versatile performer, singer and songwriter. She has worked in many musical genres, from Pop, Dance & RnB, to Musical Theatre, Jazz & even Hardcore! For several years, Karen has performed with Pop & Jazz bands, in shows, & has done P.A.s all over London & the UK, including international work in France, Germany, the USA & the Far East. She trained classically & achieved a First Class Honours Degree in Music & Performing Arts (Chichester Uni) & PostGrad. Diploma in Acting & Musical Theatre (Hertfordshire Theatre School). Karen also teaches singing. Her first major recording project was with legendary 80's pop producers Stock & Aitken, which led to her being chosen to front a 'Blondie-esque' pop/rock band called The Park. The band was created to promote the world's first CD Phonecard Single, which featured 2 of Karen's songs. She continued to write & record with the likes of Ricky Wilde (Kim's talented brother, who wrote her biggest hits!), Serious Records (Sonique's label), Slammin Vinyl, & Red Rose/Millennium (DJ Luck & MC Neat). Solo releases include 'Outcry' (funky house) with producer Sam Bergliter (Lisa Stansfield's writer), which she showcased at the London Astoria & other UK clubs). Also 'DJ in Town' (white label released by Millennium distribution in the UK). Karen has also worked on several commercial UK garage/2 Step projects with remixers The Problem Kids & Big Ca$ino. Karen first met up with the hardcore posse, Hixxy, Force & Styles in '99, when she was asked to contribute a track 'Ain't Nothin' Gonna Stop Us Now' for the Sony Music TV album, 'This Is Noize' (Top 10 national UK Compilation Charts, Feb '99 & over 1 million sales in Japan). She was also featured on the nationwide club P.A. tour. More recently, Karen has had a lucky break with a track she co-wrote with 2 D.J.s (one of which is Styles) recently signed to the biggest dance-music label in the UK, All Around The World (Danni Minogue, DJ Casper, Flip & Fill, Frankee, Ultrabeat)...... Heartbeatz (Styles & Breeze feat. KD) went to No. 16 in the Top 40 in March '05 & is also in the shops on several compilation albums which have all been at the top of the Compilation Album Charts: CLUBLAND 5 & CLUBLAND 6, which were both number 1, Floorfillers 2 & 3, Clubmix 2005 & Now That's What I call Music!.....60. There are several great remixes being played in clubs, where it is a massive tune, particularly up North, where she has been doing exciting promotional P.A.s! The video with Karen on a heart-shaped bed with red satin sheets & dancers dressed as sexy nurses was No.1 Most Requested Video for 3 consecutive weeks on the Box TV! Karen has been writing follow up material with Styles & Breeze, & hitmakers Flip & Fill. She has a second track on Clubland 6 called 'ONE DAY' which she wrote with Flip & Fill & is already performing the follow up to Heartbeatz called 'I WILL BE' at her club P.A.s. She is also the voice behind other Styles & Breeze hits 'CHEMICAL LOVE' & 'SLIDE AWAY'. Finally, Karen also manages, writes for & is part of a commercial female vocal trio, TULA, who made several appearances on Simon Cowell's TV talent show, the X Factor. They have an album of catchy pop-dance trax which they hope to promote in the next few months. They regularly perform at acoustic nights around London, backed by guitar or full band, as well as doing P.A.s at clubs including Heaven, Covent Garden Roadhouse & WKD. They hope to build a large fanbase by releasing their own funky house remix version of 'Nothing Goin' On But The Rent' in the near future. Check out www.TulaGirls.com She hopes that the success of Heartbeatz might establish her as a new pop-dance diva & get some exposure for Tula & her songs. Other highlights of her career include opening a musical show at the Palladium; singing on The Big Breakfast during Christmas week as one of the Jingle Belles, with Johnny & Denise; performing for 30,000 people at the School Disco event on Clapham Common with 80's latino band Modern Romance; & singing on a World Tour with the National Youth Choir of Great Britain. Karen was brought up by profoundly deaf parents with a deaf sister & hearing brother........ For more info on forthcoming KD music email kdpopchic@hotmail.com

Title: Pinball Vintage - EM - 50´ 60´ 70´ - part 2
Description: http://www.youtube.com/group/visualpinball (...) By the 1930s, manufacturers were producing coin-operated versions of bagatelles, now known as "marble games" or "pin games". The table was under glass and used Redgrave's plunger device to propel the ball into the upper playfield. In 1931 David Gottlieb's Baffle Ball became the first overnight hit of the coin-operated era. Selling for $17.50, the game dispensed five balls for a penny. The game struck a chord with a public eager for cheap entertainment in a depression-era economy. Most drugstores and taverns in America operated pinball machines, with many locations making back the cost of the game in a matter of days. Baffle Ball sold over 50,000 units and established Gottlieb as the first major manufacturer of pinball machines. In 1932, Gottlieb distributor Ray Moloney found it hard to obtain more Baffle Ball units to sell. In his frustration he founded Lion Manufacturing to produce a game of his own design, Ballyhoo, named after a popular magazine of the day. The game became a smash hit as well, its larger playfield and ten pockets making it more of a challenge than Baffle Ball, selling 50,000 units in 7 months. Moloney eventually changed the name of his company to Bally to reflect the success of this game. These early machines were relatively small, mechanically simple and originally designed to sit on a counter or bar top. The 1930s saw a leap forward in innovation in pinball design and devices with the introduction of electrification. A company called Pacific Amusements in Los Angeles, California, USA produced a game called Contact in 1933. Contact had an electrically powered solenoid to propel the ball out of a bonus hole in the middle of the playfield. Another solenoid rang a bell to reward the player. The designer of Contact, Harry Williams, would eventually form his own company, Williams Manufacturing, in 1944. Other manufacturers quickly followed suit with similar features. In addition, electric lights soon became a standard feature of all subsequent pinball games, designed to attract people to the game. By the end of 1932 there were approximately 150 companies manufacturing pinball machines, most of them in the city of Chicago. Chicago has been the center of pinball manufacturing ever since. Competition between the companies was brutal, however, and by 1934 there were only 14 companies left. During World War II all of the major manufacturing companies in coin-operated games were put into use manufacturing equipment for the American war effort. Some companies like Williams bought old games from operators and refurbished them, adding new artwork with a patriotic theme. By the end of the war, a generation of Americans looked for amusement in their bars and malt shops. Pinball saw another golden age of growth. Innovations such as the tilt mechanism and free games (known as replays) appeared. The post-war era was dominated by Gottlieb. Game designer Wayne Neyens along with artist Leroy Parker turned out game after game that collectors consider some of the most classic pinball machines ever designed. The most famous were designed by James Rider, the man behind the epitomous catchphrase "I've got it", amongst others. Gottlieb's Humpty Dumpty, introduced in 1947, was the first game to add player-controlled flippers to keep the ball in play longer and added a skill factor to the game. The low power of the Humpty Dumpty flippers necessitated that three pairs be placed around the playfield in order to get the ball to the top. But the addition of a DC power supply enabled the flippers on Humpty Dumpty to become only two, more powerful ones at the bottom of the Triple Action playfield -- one of many innovations by designer Steve Kordek, who is also credited with introducing the very first "drop target" (1962 on Vagabond) and "multiball" (1963 on Beat the Clock) concepts to the game. (wikipedia) In this movie: King and Queens Atari 1978 Bally Old Chicago Pyramid Queen and Diamonds Solar Ride Space ship Spanish eyes Star Jet Vagabond Wizard! Visual Pinball is a free program that allows programmers to create and play pseudo-3D renditions of pinball machines on a home computer. It is unlike any pinball simulation program made previously in terms of realistic graphics and physics. This gives pinball players an opportunity to play renditions of real pinball machines that they might not otherwise ever be able to in real life. (...) Visual Pinball can be seen as an important step in the evolution of pinball-based entertainment, especially as the availability of publicly playable machines has shrunk and currently only one manufacturer of real pinball machines (Stern Pinball Inc.) exists today. As of 2007, there are hundreds of pinball machines that have been rendered for Visual Pinball. Visit "Visual Pinball Forums - Complete Pinball Discussion" for more information Music: Dancing mood

Title: Just Takes 2
Description: Just Takes 2 is the extraordinary show that proves to any audience that it just takes 2 unbelievable entertainers to deliver a non-stop, highly energetic and entertaining variety show. Join Shawn and his beautiful wife Emily for an unforgettable experience packed with first-class music and jaw dropping dance. They perform everything from Big Band and Ballroom to Broadway and 50's and 60's. They even throw in a little original music to tie it all together. This powerhouse couple combine their years of training and stage experience to produce a stellar show that is sure to please any crowd. Unlike many shows, Shawn and Emily will take you on a personal journey, sharing stories of how they met, relationship advice, and comedic anecdotes that will surely bring a smile to your face. The "wow" factor doesn't stop there! As if they high-caliber singing and dancing isn't enough, Shawn demonstrates his astonishing versatility by playing the drums, guitar, and piano. From the rising of the curtain to the final bow, their remarkable talent and contagious energy will captivate and astound you! Just Takes 2 is the definition of entertainment.