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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' 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;
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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.
This week, Donald and Jasmine bask in the glory of an Eric Franklin-less Crave, ogling a glimpse of the future in the form of new holographic technology. Also on our radar at the moment: a new type of grill that goes behind your teeth, some bus stop distractions for our fellow San Franciscans, and super dangerous flaming gloves that no meth head should ever possess. And of course no show would be complete without some excitement over beer, in this case a super speedy bottom-filling beer dispensing system. Finally, we stuff our faces--both real and ceramic--with cookies, pizza, and a spectacular-looking torta.
Tech minute: Web sites to help you keep calm and carry on during the holidays
The holiday season is inherently busy with crowded shopping malls, a frenetic social calendar and the stress of visiting family. In this Tech Minute, CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on some simple high-tech ways of slowing down and chilling out.
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