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'Cavalcade of Laffs' is the 10th episode of The
Meth Minute 39 cartoon series by Dan Meth. Here
we are introduced to Sir George Flinchley, an
eccentric ram who manages a menagerie of stand-up
comedians. George is insane, however, and his
combination of untalented acts and inappropriate
venues combine to produce chaotic results. In
this installment, George unleashes an insecure
mantis on a roomful of geriatrics. "Cavalcade of
Laffs" was created and written by Dan Meth and
Ryan Van Winkle many years ago and is finally
being let loose on the Internet.
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Watermelon Nights: The Meth Minute 39
'Watermelon Nights' is the 11th episode of the
Meth Minute 39 cartoon series. Director Dan Meth
takes the animation out into the real world with
a full-length stop motion music video for this
summer anthem by underground musician John Crave.
It's one of the 'sweetest' short films ever made.
To download the Watermelon Nights mp3, visit
John Crave's Myspace More Meth Minute at
http:///www.methminute39.com. More John Crave at
http://www.johncrave.com. Directed by Dan Meth
song written and performed by John Crave (featuring
Curt Battles); Assistant Director: Lee Rubenstein;
Best Boy:Josh Weisbrod; Dialogue: Lee Rubenstein, Jared Roessler.
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The 404 335: Where we get a wet rub from the Food Dude
It's been almost a year since our favorite chef, the Food Dude Kevin Roberts, has graced The 404. Kevin has once again brought us the magic that is Frank's Red Hot and shows us the tech behind perfectly saucing a batch of chicken wings. We chat with Kevin about some tips on eating well during these tough times and how shockingly easy it is to save money at the grocery store. Kevin also dishes out some of the dirt on his new sponsors and how his own show is in the works. The second half of the show we dedicate to some questionable applications on the App Store. Trent Reznor is calling Apple the new Wal-Mart because of its questionable censorship practices regarding a Nine Inch Nails application. Next, we laugh at the idea of Sarah Palin on Twitter and Justin explains how your high school yearbook photo tells a lot more than just what was in style at the time. We're still accepting Star Trek Photoshop submissions for a chance to see the film a day earlier with us in NYC! Send all of your creations to the404 [at] cnet [dot] com. As always, leave us a voicemail, 866-404-CNET.
'60 Minutes': The Trail Of Toxic E-Waste
When 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley and his crew went to China to record the black-market dismantling of electronic waste, or "e-waste," the experience was almost as hazardous for the "60 Minutes" team as working with the toxic material is for poor Chinese workers. Watch the full segment this Sunday, November 9, on '60 minutes.'
The Wimshurst's Machine: "Mystical Sea (of Space and Time)"
Originally, the band scored a Sci-Fi TV b-movie soundtrack for a local Italian TV network. They then obtained the permit to use the movie scenes to create a video for "Mystical Sea," one of the songs used in the soundtrack. This video tells a sci-fi story with actors. The "slim one" is also a bandmember. The original movie was 35 minutes long, but here in this version has been cut down to a 6-minute short story, professionally made and full of special effects.
This comedy revolves around the annual holiday gathering of a bohemian family that's thrown into turmoil when the fair-haired son introduces his fiancee, a high strung New York businesswoman whom the family hates. Starring Claire Danes, Diane Keaton, Rachel McAdams, Dermot Mulroney, Craig T. Nelson, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Luke Wilson.
Shigeru Miyamoto talks about 'Wii Music'
The designer of such iconic games as "Donkey Kong," "Super Mario Bros.," and "Legend of Zelda" spoke with CNET News about what will make Nintendo's newest game a hit and why it could help create a new generation of musical stars.
Microsoft demos health care tech for developing nations
From Microsoft's WinHEC conference in Los Angeles, Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer Craig Mundie shows what could be the future of health care in developing nations using an example of a patient who is illiterate--but like a lot of people in developing nations today--has a cell phone.
A clip from "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," starring President George W. Bush. Has he fallen off the wagon?
A closer look at the iPod Mini
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