What's In A Name? You ask. Well, in the world of celebrities it is everything. That said check out this top ten list of famous parents and their name choices for their children. Some are creative like Bruce Willis and Demi who named one of their children Scout Larue after a character in to Kill a Mockingbird. Some are poetic like ex-hippies John and Arlyn Phoenix, who's children's names are all derived from nature. And then there's big George Foreman, who must have taken too many shots to the head.
1.Frank and Gail Zappa Moon Unit
Frank & Gail Zappa Ahmet Emuukha Rodan
Frank & Gail Zappa Diva Muffin
Frank/Gail Zappa Dweezil
2. Paula Yates and Bob Geldof Fifi Trixibelle
Paula Yates & Bob Geldof Peaches Honeyblossom
Paul Yates & Bob Geldof Little Pixie
Paula Yates & Michael Hutchense Tiger Lily Heavenly Hirani
3.Julia & Jamie Oliver Daisy Boo
Julia & Jamie Oliver Poppy Honey
4.Demi Moore &
Bruce Willis Rumer Glenn
Demi Moore & Bruce Willis Scout Larue
Demi Moore & Bruce Willis Tallulah Belle
5.George Foreman
Former Boxing Champ George Junior
George Foreman George III
George Foreman George IV
George Foreman George V
George Foreman George VI
George Foreman Freeda George
George Foreman Georgetta
6.Victoria &
David Beckham Brooklyn
Victoria &
David Beckham Romeo
Victoria& David Beckham Cruz
7.Arlyn & John Phoenix River Jude
Arlyn & John Phoenix Rainbow Joan of Arc
Arlyn & John Phoenix Leaf Joaquin
Arlyn & John Phoenix Liberty Mariposa
Arlyn & John Phoenix Summer Joy
8. Sarah Ferguson/Prince Andrew Eugenie
9.Angie and David Bowie Zowie
10. Rob Morrow Tu (pronounced Tomorrow)
Sunday, July 31, 2005
Jones Needs To Learn Cats Playbook ASAP
This weeks preformance by the Cats actually looked promising. Although they gave up five touchdowns to the 'Esks Ricky Ray, they made a game out of this weeks tilt with the Edmonton Eskimos, who came into the game with a 4-1 record.
On paper this game should have been a blow out for the win less Ti-Cats, but Hamilton managed to pull off their most successful offensive performances of the year and they did it in style.
Considering the Cats had only scored two passing touchdowns all year, it was exciting to watch Tiger-Cats’ D.J. Flick catch an 18-yard touchdown from Danny mismanage in the second quarter.It was Flick’s first TD of the season.
Tiger-Cats backup quarterback Marcus Brady, filling in for an injured McManus in the third quarter, connected with Chris frazzle on his first pass of the game for a 24-yard touchdown. McManus left the game with an apparent thumb injury, and did not return.
With the Tiger-Cats needing to rally in the fourth quarter, linebacker Rob Hitchcock caught a 19-yard pass by kicker Jamie Boreham on a fake punt resulting in a first down. Brady would complete a 20-yard touchdown to Brazzell later on the drive to pull Hamilton within 29-27.
But Ray led the Eskimos down field on a seven-play drive, ending on Tucker 15-yard touchdown reception.
Down 36-27, Boreham booted a 49-yard field goal, giving the Tiger-Cats a chance on their final possession. But the Eskimos defense stopped Brady at midfield, as Edmonton hung on to the victory.
This begs the question, with Danny Mac out, will Khari Jones, whom the Cat's picked up from Edmonton last week in an effort to give Hamilton a legitimate back up QB, be ready to step up and stop the bleeding?
Secondly, can Jones make it work with this same receiving core that just can't get on the same page with Danny Mac. Resulting in numerous drop balls. If he does, will this test Lancaster and Marshall's loyality to Danny and force Greg to yank McManus
permanantly?
I hope so, McManus is a graet field general, but it's about time we got some soldiers who can make an assault on the end zone.
Later,
Kenaz
Stats courtesy of TSN.
On paper this game should have been a blow out for the win less Ti-Cats, but Hamilton managed to pull off their most successful offensive performances of the year and they did it in style.
Considering the Cats had only scored two passing touchdowns all year, it was exciting to watch Tiger-Cats’ D.J. Flick catch an 18-yard touchdown from Danny mismanage in the second quarter.It was Flick’s first TD of the season.
Tiger-Cats backup quarterback Marcus Brady, filling in for an injured McManus in the third quarter, connected with Chris frazzle on his first pass of the game for a 24-yard touchdown. McManus left the game with an apparent thumb injury, and did not return.
With the Tiger-Cats needing to rally in the fourth quarter, linebacker Rob Hitchcock caught a 19-yard pass by kicker Jamie Boreham on a fake punt resulting in a first down. Brady would complete a 20-yard touchdown to Brazzell later on the drive to pull Hamilton within 29-27.
But Ray led the Eskimos down field on a seven-play drive, ending on Tucker 15-yard touchdown reception.
Down 36-27, Boreham booted a 49-yard field goal, giving the Tiger-Cats a chance on their final possession. But the Eskimos defense stopped Brady at midfield, as Edmonton hung on to the victory.
This begs the question, with Danny Mac out, will Khari Jones, whom the Cat's picked up from Edmonton last week in an effort to give Hamilton a legitimate back up QB, be ready to step up and stop the bleeding?
Secondly, can Jones make it work with this same receiving core that just can't get on the same page with Danny Mac. Resulting in numerous drop balls. If he does, will this test Lancaster and Marshall's loyality to Danny and force Greg to yank McManus
permanantly?
I hope so, McManus is a graet field general, but it's about time we got some soldiers who can make an assault on the end zone.
Later,
Kenaz
Stats courtesy of TSN.
A Poem For My Mother
Eternal
copy write 2001
Another year has passed, sun, moon and earth.
Together in eternal harmony.
Mother earth, father sun and their children named star and moon.
Dancing to and fro, around the heavens in sweet embrace.
A bond that cannot be broke forever.
A song accompanies.
The celestial families dance, an aria of sort.
Melodies strings and harps.
Played by an orchestra of angels.
Accompanied by gods earthly creatures.
From subtle chirps of the smallest of birds.
To the thundering bass of the largest of beast of burden.
To each a spot on this heaven sent scale.
Creating the most perfect of composition.
As I sit, reflecting on the past.
On what was once.
And upon the hole left in my heart.
By the passing of my mother two years ago.
Her life cut short like a delicate and the rarest of lilies.
By some freak spring storm.
It's wrath, not even the heartiest of mother earths
Creations could withstand.
A hole where heavens bloom once reached for the sun remains.
Heavens mates, sun and earth.
One gone in body, but not in spirit,
Life's code suggests a cycle of death and rebirth.
To fill the void, in the garden. Each of the blooms surrounding the hole.
Had to grow stronger and bigger.
Stretching out forth towards their father sun.
To form a stronger chain.
One hoping to hold tight against further storms.
Children of strong earth and nurturing suns rays.
Bonding together to bask in the suns energy giving glow and setting.
Deep their roots in the enriching soil.
Their mother toiled so hard.
Year after year, turning clay into rich soil.
A strong base for her kin.
To sink deep, their roots, soaking up every drop of nourishment that she could offer.
Allowing her children to grow forth and stretch their roots outward.
And their pedals upward, seeking soil of their own.
To procreate new children.
As I continue to write this, still feeling the effects of winters chill.
I can not help grow warmer with each pen stroke, each brings forth.
A warm memory of my dearest mother in body, mind, and spirit.
She will always be with me.
So will her teachings of hard work, courtesy and kindness to those dear.
As each year passes.
When the earth seems dark.
I only need to stretch out towards the sun and my fellow kin.
To feel the unembered glow of our departed mother.
Forever now and forever hence.
Will the aria play.
And the dance of the heavens and the earth.
Stride on in harmony.
Eternal simply put.
My father's strength, my mothers love, my gratitude.
Thank You Mom.
You Will Always Be Remembered.
Your son.
copy write 2001
Another year has passed, sun, moon and earth.
Together in eternal harmony.
Mother earth, father sun and their children named star and moon.
Dancing to and fro, around the heavens in sweet embrace.
A bond that cannot be broke forever.
A song accompanies.
The celestial families dance, an aria of sort.
Melodies strings and harps.
Played by an orchestra of angels.
Accompanied by gods earthly creatures.
From subtle chirps of the smallest of birds.
To the thundering bass of the largest of beast of burden.
To each a spot on this heaven sent scale.
Creating the most perfect of composition.
As I sit, reflecting on the past.
On what was once.
And upon the hole left in my heart.
By the passing of my mother two years ago.
Her life cut short like a delicate and the rarest of lilies.
By some freak spring storm.
It's wrath, not even the heartiest of mother earths
Creations could withstand.
A hole where heavens bloom once reached for the sun remains.
Heavens mates, sun and earth.
One gone in body, but not in spirit,
Life's code suggests a cycle of death and rebirth.
To fill the void, in the garden. Each of the blooms surrounding the hole.
Had to grow stronger and bigger.
Stretching out forth towards their father sun.
To form a stronger chain.
One hoping to hold tight against further storms.
Children of strong earth and nurturing suns rays.
Bonding together to bask in the suns energy giving glow and setting.
Deep their roots in the enriching soil.
Their mother toiled so hard.
Year after year, turning clay into rich soil.
A strong base for her kin.
To sink deep, their roots, soaking up every drop of nourishment that she could offer.
Allowing her children to grow forth and stretch their roots outward.
And their pedals upward, seeking soil of their own.
To procreate new children.
As I continue to write this, still feeling the effects of winters chill.
I can not help grow warmer with each pen stroke, each brings forth.
A warm memory of my dearest mother in body, mind, and spirit.
She will always be with me.
So will her teachings of hard work, courtesy and kindness to those dear.
As each year passes.
When the earth seems dark.
I only need to stretch out towards the sun and my fellow kin.
To feel the unembered glow of our departed mother.
Forever now and forever hence.
Will the aria play.
And the dance of the heavens and the earth.
Stride on in harmony.
Eternal simply put.
My father's strength, my mothers love, my gratitude.
Thank You Mom.
You Will Always Be Remembered.
Your son.
Saturday, July 30, 2005
Unabomber's Effects Ordered To Be Sold
Tell me I'm not the only one to find this story, a little disturbing. A federal appeals court last week ordered the government to sell thousands of pages of Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski's papers and other personal property to the highest bidder.
Common sense would dictate a response of public shun for these items. But no!.There are collectors in Florida, New York, California, Ohio that are clamering to get anything from him according to Tod Bohannon, owner of Murderauction.com, an auction Web site for murder memorabilia.
Bohannon's site, created earlier this year after eBay banned the sale of murder-related items amid protests from victims rights groups, features dozens of items from killers including John Wayne Gacy's framed Illinois license plate and letters written by Dennis Rader, the BTK killer in Wichita, Kan.
Experts, noting that some of Gacy's clown paintings he created in prison have sold for as much as $10,000, believe the Unabomber's journals could fetch more than $1,000 apiece.
Thank god, this crap will never show up on the "Antiques Roadshow". These collectors need to get a life. And I hope the U.S Government convinces the Federal Court to burn Kaczynski's stuff and send them down to hell, where they belong.
Later,
Kenaz
Common sense would dictate a response of public shun for these items. But no!.There are collectors in Florida, New York, California, Ohio that are clamering to get anything from him according to Tod Bohannon, owner of Murderauction.com, an auction Web site for murder memorabilia.
Bohannon's site, created earlier this year after eBay banned the sale of murder-related items amid protests from victims rights groups, features dozens of items from killers including John Wayne Gacy's framed Illinois license plate and letters written by Dennis Rader, the BTK killer in Wichita, Kan.
Experts, noting that some of Gacy's clown paintings he created in prison have sold for as much as $10,000, believe the Unabomber's journals could fetch more than $1,000 apiece.
Thank god, this crap will never show up on the "Antiques Roadshow". These collectors need to get a life. And I hope the U.S Government convinces the Federal Court to burn Kaczynski's stuff and send them down to hell, where they belong.
Later,
Kenaz
Friday, July 29, 2005
Bigfoot Hair a Hoax Says Scientist
A story out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada reports that a hank of hair purported to come off Bigfoot may well have come off someone's wall instead.
"You can't fool us with a hair sample," wildlife geneticist David Coltman said yesterday in announcing the hair was from a bison.
Coltman's University of Alberta team performed DNA tests this week on the hair reportedly plucked from a bush near Teslin, Yukon, this month.
"The DNA sequence from the Teslin hair sample produced a 100-per-cent match with known bison sequences," said Coltman at an occasionally hilarious news conference yesterday.
"This hair sample could not have come from the hairy, bipedal animal reportedly sighted in Teslin last week."
The hair DNA was so degraded it was probably years old and could have come from a stuffed animal, he said.
"It could be a consequence of the tanning process used to preserve hides and trophy mounts," said Coltman.
Bison are uncommon in the Teslin area of the Yukon.
The result came after days of speculation about the hair, found close to where several people swear they saw a large, hairy creature one evening.
Coltman went on to say that he already is working on his next case of the supernatural. Alberta's answer to Detective Mulder, says that within hours of debunking the myth of Bigfoot he got all a call from a women stating that she had heard a large dog like animal scratching and clawing across her roof.
She went on to add, that she felt it could have been a Werewolf.
I was hoping this hair was real and they could extract DNA and track down the elusive harry beast. Can't you see it know, a new season of the surreal life with Big Foot, Shack O' Neil, a return visit from Ron Jeremy and Paris Hilton. Big feet, big hands= well you know. And Paris is just a big hoe.
Later,
Kenaz
"You can't fool us with a hair sample," wildlife geneticist David Coltman said yesterday in announcing the hair was from a bison.
Coltman's University of Alberta team performed DNA tests this week on the hair reportedly plucked from a bush near Teslin, Yukon, this month.
"The DNA sequence from the Teslin hair sample produced a 100-per-cent match with known bison sequences," said Coltman at an occasionally hilarious news conference yesterday.
"This hair sample could not have come from the hairy, bipedal animal reportedly sighted in Teslin last week."
The hair DNA was so degraded it was probably years old and could have come from a stuffed animal, he said.
"It could be a consequence of the tanning process used to preserve hides and trophy mounts," said Coltman.
Bison are uncommon in the Teslin area of the Yukon.
The result came after days of speculation about the hair, found close to where several people swear they saw a large, hairy creature one evening.
Coltman went on to say that he already is working on his next case of the supernatural. Alberta's answer to Detective Mulder, says that within hours of debunking the myth of Bigfoot he got all a call from a women stating that she had heard a large dog like animal scratching and clawing across her roof.
She went on to add, that she felt it could have been a Werewolf.
I was hoping this hair was real and they could extract DNA and track down the elusive harry beast. Can't you see it know, a new season of the surreal life with Big Foot, Shack O' Neil, a return visit from Ron Jeremy and Paris Hilton. Big feet, big hands= well you know. And Paris is just a big hoe.
Later,
Kenaz
Life Path's of Sinners and Saints
It is interesting how people's names can dictate their life paths based on the principles of numerology. To show demonstrate I will use the names of those considered the Top 10 Evil Persons of The Twentieth Century based on their crimes as well as the Top 9 Spiritual Leaders of All Time. I am using the Pythagorean system for this demonstration.
Here is a chart showing how you figure out the variables.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A B C D E F G H I
J K L M N O P Q R
S T U V W X Y Z
Example: K-E-N-A-Z
5 2 1 5 8=2 +1=3
Here is what the numbers mean.
The numbers 11, 22, and 33 are said to be master numbers which are not reduced to a single digit. People whose names correspond to these numbers are said to be highly developed spiritually. The number 33 is that of avatar.
Life path number 1
progressive, innovative and don’t hesitate to take the initiative; they are life's leaders. This is a number that suggests a clear sense of purpose and a powerful motivation to accomplish goals. Ones make the most of every opportunity that comes before them.
There is a slight danger that ones can get peoples backs up by their single minded determination and their desire to achieve at all costs but generally the momentum generated by their enthusiasm and their leadership skills win through.
Positive characteristics:
Excellent leadership qualities mean that those with a one life path number are able to seize the moment and make the most of all opportunities that come their way. Courageous and reliable, they are the first to step up to the plate in times where decisive action needs to be taken.
Negative characteristics
Lacking sensitivity and patience with those who lack their ‘vision’ and who fail to match their incredible pace. Sometimes there can be can reluctance to accept advice, preferring instead to act on their own plans.
The lesson of the One life path number is to realise that they do not know everything and that they can learn much from listening to the opinions of others.
..life Path number Two
Two represents the number of partnerships and of cooperation. Two’s function best when working as a partnership rather than going it alone. Most twos prefer to be ‘the power behind the throne’ rather than assume a dynamic leadership role for themselves.
Two’s have an innate desire to maintain balance and harmony in a relationship and because they tend to be very sensitive to the feelings of others can build strong partnerships by their flexible attitude. They dislike confrontation and injustice of any kind, constantly seeking out equitable solutions to any conflicts that come their way.
Positive characteristics
Two’s are balanced, considerate of others and non-judgmental making them perfect in any kind of partnership either business or personal. Twos tend to be highly intuitive and wiling to make personal sacrifices for the greater good. They are fair minded and sympathetic.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally twos can be moody, over emotional and indecisive. They can also have problems taking the initiative and making a firm decision at times.
The lesson of the Two life path is to avoid allowing themselves to be used as a doormat because of their compliant and docile nature.
..life Path number Three
Here we find the number of versatility, energy and communication. Three represents the expression of joy. They are upbeat, communicative, sociable and creative. Threes are flexible and have no problem adapting to changes in life, in many ways they actually look forward to these things.
Threes surround themselves with beauty and harmony, whether in the form of great friendships or good books. They enjoy life and its variety. This is an optimistic and freedom loving vibration.
Positive Characteristics
This is an optimistic and forward-looking number that is always eager to involve themselves with any kind of group activities. They tend to be organised and are good at organising others and arranging events. They are independent, adaptable, forthright and versatile and have a lively sense of humour.
Negative Characteristics
A disharmonious three often has trouble communicating and can appear superficial and indifferent to the needs of others. They can also appear over confident and chaotic at times.
life Path number Four
They are steady, methodical and serious and like jobs to be carefully thought out and tackled in an orderly manner. People with a four life path offer slow but steady progress rather than sweeping changes.
Positive Characteristics.
This is an honest, loyal and reliable vibration. Fours are very grounded and possess the tenacity to carry through the most difficult of tasks due to their strength of will and general perseverance.
Negative Characteristics
The flip side of the coin is that fours fail to express their vibration in a positive way then the appear lazy, indolent, and intolerant of anything that is unconventional. They can be excessively conservative in their outlook and refuse to accept anything that is not tangible.
The lesson of the four life path is to learn to live with life’s restrictions, which can make the four feel hemmed in at times and also to beware of people who would take advantage of their loyalty and industrious nature.
...life Path number Five
The five life path is one of constant movement and change. This is a vibration that enjoys being free of restriction and likes plenty of things to do. Travel, variety and change are great for five life paths. Fives have an adventurous and curious disposition. They also have the ability to multi task often having several irons in the fire at the same time.
This is a life path that often leads to the person following it to initiate change within the family environment.
Positive Characteristics
Fives can sense and respond to atmospheres very quickly due to their adaptability and intuitive nature. They tend to have quite magnetic personalities and because of this can both lead and inspire others.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally fives can overreach their own abilities and commit them selves to far to many projects. There can also be a problem prioritizing tasks and procrastinating at times.
The lesson of the five is to curb their inquisitive and explorative nature so that they do not to overstep their boundaries and also to avoid taking risks or foolish dares.
..life Path number Six
Six is the number of harmony and honesty. Friends and family and relations between the two are most important to the six life path and the often assume responsibility for ensuring that such relationships run smoothly.
Sixes gain enormous pleasure from helping those around them in whatever way they can and are a joy to be around. This is a vibration that has the belief that justice and honestly must prevail.
Positive Characteristics
This is an idealistic, unselfish, honest and loving vibration. Sixes make fine peacemakers and are enthusiastic about righting wrongs.
Negative characteristics
If used negatively the six life path can indicate too strong a belief in ones own ‘correctness’. It can also result in a lack of assertiveness or an uncaring, mean spirited attitude.
The lesson of the six is to learn that there are those who would take advantage of your giving nature, there is a need to discriminate between the genuinely needy and life’s opportunists.
..life Path number Seven
The seven life path is one greatly influenced by contemplative, mystical and philosophical considerations. The seven life path is one that occupies a different world to other life path numbers. Because sevens think and act so differently it is often difficult for others to relate to them, the seven often wonders if they truly understands themselves, so self analysis because a key issue to the psyche of the seven life path.
Sevens are often attracted to religion and philosophy in their pursuit of self knowledge and inner wisdom.
Positive Characteristics.
Sevens are a meditative and deeply reflective vibration able to focus their energies on looking beyond the obvious. They are sensitive, trusting realistic and wise. They have powerful imaginations and both mental and magical strengths.
Negative Characteristics
Sometimes sevens can be prone to depression and isolate themselves from society. They can also refuse to make practical use of theoretical ideas and can be distrustful of others.
The lesson of the seven life path is to understand themselves without loosing their connection to the real world. The need for solitude must be coupled with interaction with others to develop a fully integrated persona.
More about the life path number
..life Path number Eight
The eight life path is one that combines tenacity and concentration with a powerful drive. Eight if the number of the business person. The pursuit of material possessions will take up much of the eights time Eights have an awesome business acumen and are capable of gaining significant material success
Positive Characteristics
This is a vibration with a natural air of authority capable of organizing others and working towards a common goal. It is also a prudent and astute number, which leads it towards inevitable success.
Negative Characteristics
If used badly this vibration can result in a self satisfied, tactless and domineering personality who is impatient with the weakness of others. They can also tend towards weakness, failure and lack of inspiration themselves.
The life lesson of the eight is to understand that it is important to take the time to enjoy your acquisitions, something they can be prone to forget at times.
.life Path number Nine
The nine life path is one where a strong interest in humanity develops as grows as you journey through life. This is a number deeply affected at soul level by the things that are experienced. Education is a priority for the nine, and even late in life they often take adult education classes to learn new skills and add new strings to their bows.
Positive Characteristics
This is a vibration with a generous nature and a strong humanitarian bent. They also have the gift of oratory and can talk others around to their way of thinking with great effectiveness. The nine strives for perfection but is philosophical enough to realise that it is not always forthcoming. This is a number that can guide and inspire others and gradually move towards the spiritual dimensions themselves.
Negative Characteristics
There are times when nines can be restless and moody. They can also be a little quick tempered at times if they feel that their patience is being stretched too far.
The life lesson of the nine is to avoid being tied down by your commitments to others. Learn that you need both flexibility and freedom in your business and personal life to grow to your full potential.
...life Path number Eleven
Eleven is the first of the three master numbers. Because of the remarkable dualistic properties of the double one which give it the same energies as two ones while endowing it with the spirit this life path number can offer more than its fair share of challenges to the unprepared, this is a number that reaches beyond the mundane yet it is a vibration that offers deep wisdom, intuition and exceptional potential for those who learn to harness its energies.
This is the number of highly original and inspired individuals who are often thrust into roles they would not necessarily have chosen for themselves.
Positive characteristics:
Vast amounts of courage and willpower are always at the disposal of the eleven life path. This is a number that has the same natural leadership qualities as the one life path, but on a higher vibration. This number performs well in difficult situations and at the same time allows them to use their sixth sense to find the best route to attaining the desired results.
Negative characteristics
Elevens can be stubborn to the extreme at times and can demand perfection of themselves and of others. They often tend to get caught up in their own emotions. Elevens can turn their hand to almost anything, but in many ways this can be a handicap as there is the temptation to involve themselves in too wide a range of projects, quickly loosing interest in them once they have established their competency in the field.
..life Path number Twenty two
The number twenty two is the number of the master builder. Within it lies intellectual practicality and work involving large scale projects. This is a vibration that has the potential to successfully integrate higher wisdom with organizational structure. It is also a highly intuitive number with great spiritual instincts.
The double two provides a high degree of cooperation and talent for partnerships with others while at the same time the base of 4 makes for a practical and rational thinker, capable of building great things. Being of service to others comes naturally to this number.
Positive characteristics
Twenty Two is a methodical and precise number. It is very much the number of the visionary, here we see powerful imagination combined with the steadiness required to bring plans and ideas to fruition. This is also a strongly humanitarian number, always conscious of the greater good of society.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally this number can be intolerant of others who take longer to see the bigger picture with the same clarity of mind and themselves. It can also lack focus at times
The lesson of the Twenty Two life path is to use the multi faceted energy that it offers on a global rather than parochial level. There is much that the master builder can achieve if they are determined enough.
...life Path number Thirty Three
This is a master variation of the number 6, and is probably the most difficult to handle of the three master numbers. The Thirty three master number has a weighty task to perform and expects much of themselves. It is often the number associated with both martyrdom and of unconditional love. The task of the Thirty-Three is to usher in transformation of humanity and bring a new level of consciousness to the world.
If twenty two is the master builder, then thirty three is the master teacher. This is a vibration capable of great patience with people and are especially gifted with children.
Positive characteristics
Thirty three is a kind and generous vibration capable of great empathy. This is an acutely sensitive number which like any other 'six' has excellent visual skills and is quick to spot the beauty that others often miss. This is a number which concerns itself with humanitarian issues and unconditional love. It embodies wisdom, perfection and success.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally this number can come across as interfering. They can also be reluctant or afraid to express their own needs and to heal themselves and others, even though they are capable of such tasks. If the energy is not used wisely they can tend towards self-pity and martyrdom.
The lesson of the Thirty three life path is to learn not to be too self sacrificing in the overall scheme of things, to live up to their responsibility and fulfil their destiny they must learn the art of balance.
Here is an application of the above principles used the names of the Top 10 Evil People of the Twentieth Century.
Adolph Hitler- 11
Idi Amin- 5
Charles Manson- 7
Jeffery Dahmer- 7
Josef Mengele- 8
Rev Jim Jones-5
Susan Smith-8
John Wayne Gacy-7
Paul Bernardo-1
Karla Homolka-1
Top 9 Greatest Leaders of all time.
Buddha-4
Baha'u'llah-5
Dalai Lama-9
Jesus Christ-7
Moses-8
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu(Mother Teresa)-7
Abraham Lincoln-6
Martin Luther King Jr-3
Mohandas Gandhi-1
Interesting results 1, 7, 11 are spiritual soul numbers. But what makes one person rise to the level of gods in the eyes of their followers, while others lapse into the world of evil, pretending to be gods?
Here is a chart showing how you figure out the variables.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A B C D E F G H I
J K L M N O P Q R
S T U V W X Y Z
Example: K-E-N-A-Z
5 2 1 5 8=2 +1=3
Here is what the numbers mean.
The numbers 11, 22, and 33 are said to be master numbers which are not reduced to a single digit. People whose names correspond to these numbers are said to be highly developed spiritually. The number 33 is that of avatar.
Life path number 1
progressive, innovative and don’t hesitate to take the initiative; they are life's leaders. This is a number that suggests a clear sense of purpose and a powerful motivation to accomplish goals. Ones make the most of every opportunity that comes before them.
There is a slight danger that ones can get peoples backs up by their single minded determination and their desire to achieve at all costs but generally the momentum generated by their enthusiasm and their leadership skills win through.
Positive characteristics:
Excellent leadership qualities mean that those with a one life path number are able to seize the moment and make the most of all opportunities that come their way. Courageous and reliable, they are the first to step up to the plate in times where decisive action needs to be taken.
Negative characteristics
Lacking sensitivity and patience with those who lack their ‘vision’ and who fail to match their incredible pace. Sometimes there can be can reluctance to accept advice, preferring instead to act on their own plans.
The lesson of the One life path number is to realise that they do not know everything and that they can learn much from listening to the opinions of others.
..life Path number Two
Two represents the number of partnerships and of cooperation. Two’s function best when working as a partnership rather than going it alone. Most twos prefer to be ‘the power behind the throne’ rather than assume a dynamic leadership role for themselves.
Two’s have an innate desire to maintain balance and harmony in a relationship and because they tend to be very sensitive to the feelings of others can build strong partnerships by their flexible attitude. They dislike confrontation and injustice of any kind, constantly seeking out equitable solutions to any conflicts that come their way.
Positive characteristics
Two’s are balanced, considerate of others and non-judgmental making them perfect in any kind of partnership either business or personal. Twos tend to be highly intuitive and wiling to make personal sacrifices for the greater good. They are fair minded and sympathetic.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally twos can be moody, over emotional and indecisive. They can also have problems taking the initiative and making a firm decision at times.
The lesson of the Two life path is to avoid allowing themselves to be used as a doormat because of their compliant and docile nature.
..life Path number Three
Here we find the number of versatility, energy and communication. Three represents the expression of joy. They are upbeat, communicative, sociable and creative. Threes are flexible and have no problem adapting to changes in life, in many ways they actually look forward to these things.
Threes surround themselves with beauty and harmony, whether in the form of great friendships or good books. They enjoy life and its variety. This is an optimistic and freedom loving vibration.
Positive Characteristics
This is an optimistic and forward-looking number that is always eager to involve themselves with any kind of group activities. They tend to be organised and are good at organising others and arranging events. They are independent, adaptable, forthright and versatile and have a lively sense of humour.
Negative Characteristics
A disharmonious three often has trouble communicating and can appear superficial and indifferent to the needs of others. They can also appear over confident and chaotic at times.
life Path number Four
They are steady, methodical and serious and like jobs to be carefully thought out and tackled in an orderly manner. People with a four life path offer slow but steady progress rather than sweeping changes.
Positive Characteristics.
This is an honest, loyal and reliable vibration. Fours are very grounded and possess the tenacity to carry through the most difficult of tasks due to their strength of will and general perseverance.
Negative Characteristics
The flip side of the coin is that fours fail to express their vibration in a positive way then the appear lazy, indolent, and intolerant of anything that is unconventional. They can be excessively conservative in their outlook and refuse to accept anything that is not tangible.
The lesson of the four life path is to learn to live with life’s restrictions, which can make the four feel hemmed in at times and also to beware of people who would take advantage of their loyalty and industrious nature.
...life Path number Five
The five life path is one of constant movement and change. This is a vibration that enjoys being free of restriction and likes plenty of things to do. Travel, variety and change are great for five life paths. Fives have an adventurous and curious disposition. They also have the ability to multi task often having several irons in the fire at the same time.
This is a life path that often leads to the person following it to initiate change within the family environment.
Positive Characteristics
Fives can sense and respond to atmospheres very quickly due to their adaptability and intuitive nature. They tend to have quite magnetic personalities and because of this can both lead and inspire others.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally fives can overreach their own abilities and commit them selves to far to many projects. There can also be a problem prioritizing tasks and procrastinating at times.
The lesson of the five is to curb their inquisitive and explorative nature so that they do not to overstep their boundaries and also to avoid taking risks or foolish dares.
..life Path number Six
Six is the number of harmony and honesty. Friends and family and relations between the two are most important to the six life path and the often assume responsibility for ensuring that such relationships run smoothly.
Sixes gain enormous pleasure from helping those around them in whatever way they can and are a joy to be around. This is a vibration that has the belief that justice and honestly must prevail.
Positive Characteristics
This is an idealistic, unselfish, honest and loving vibration. Sixes make fine peacemakers and are enthusiastic about righting wrongs.
Negative characteristics
If used negatively the six life path can indicate too strong a belief in ones own ‘correctness’. It can also result in a lack of assertiveness or an uncaring, mean spirited attitude.
The lesson of the six is to learn that there are those who would take advantage of your giving nature, there is a need to discriminate between the genuinely needy and life’s opportunists.
..life Path number Seven
The seven life path is one greatly influenced by contemplative, mystical and philosophical considerations. The seven life path is one that occupies a different world to other life path numbers. Because sevens think and act so differently it is often difficult for others to relate to them, the seven often wonders if they truly understands themselves, so self analysis because a key issue to the psyche of the seven life path.
Sevens are often attracted to religion and philosophy in their pursuit of self knowledge and inner wisdom.
Positive Characteristics.
Sevens are a meditative and deeply reflective vibration able to focus their energies on looking beyond the obvious. They are sensitive, trusting realistic and wise. They have powerful imaginations and both mental and magical strengths.
Negative Characteristics
Sometimes sevens can be prone to depression and isolate themselves from society. They can also refuse to make practical use of theoretical ideas and can be distrustful of others.
The lesson of the seven life path is to understand themselves without loosing their connection to the real world. The need for solitude must be coupled with interaction with others to develop a fully integrated persona.
More about the life path number
..life Path number Eight
The eight life path is one that combines tenacity and concentration with a powerful drive. Eight if the number of the business person. The pursuit of material possessions will take up much of the eights time Eights have an awesome business acumen and are capable of gaining significant material success
Positive Characteristics
This is a vibration with a natural air of authority capable of organizing others and working towards a common goal. It is also a prudent and astute number, which leads it towards inevitable success.
Negative Characteristics
If used badly this vibration can result in a self satisfied, tactless and domineering personality who is impatient with the weakness of others. They can also tend towards weakness, failure and lack of inspiration themselves.
The life lesson of the eight is to understand that it is important to take the time to enjoy your acquisitions, something they can be prone to forget at times.
.life Path number Nine
The nine life path is one where a strong interest in humanity develops as grows as you journey through life. This is a number deeply affected at soul level by the things that are experienced. Education is a priority for the nine, and even late in life they often take adult education classes to learn new skills and add new strings to their bows.
Positive Characteristics
This is a vibration with a generous nature and a strong humanitarian bent. They also have the gift of oratory and can talk others around to their way of thinking with great effectiveness. The nine strives for perfection but is philosophical enough to realise that it is not always forthcoming. This is a number that can guide and inspire others and gradually move towards the spiritual dimensions themselves.
Negative Characteristics
There are times when nines can be restless and moody. They can also be a little quick tempered at times if they feel that their patience is being stretched too far.
The life lesson of the nine is to avoid being tied down by your commitments to others. Learn that you need both flexibility and freedom in your business and personal life to grow to your full potential.
...life Path number Eleven
Eleven is the first of the three master numbers. Because of the remarkable dualistic properties of the double one which give it the same energies as two ones while endowing it with the spirit this life path number can offer more than its fair share of challenges to the unprepared, this is a number that reaches beyond the mundane yet it is a vibration that offers deep wisdom, intuition and exceptional potential for those who learn to harness its energies.
This is the number of highly original and inspired individuals who are often thrust into roles they would not necessarily have chosen for themselves.
Positive characteristics:
Vast amounts of courage and willpower are always at the disposal of the eleven life path. This is a number that has the same natural leadership qualities as the one life path, but on a higher vibration. This number performs well in difficult situations and at the same time allows them to use their sixth sense to find the best route to attaining the desired results.
Negative characteristics
Elevens can be stubborn to the extreme at times and can demand perfection of themselves and of others. They often tend to get caught up in their own emotions. Elevens can turn their hand to almost anything, but in many ways this can be a handicap as there is the temptation to involve themselves in too wide a range of projects, quickly loosing interest in them once they have established their competency in the field.
..life Path number Twenty two
The number twenty two is the number of the master builder. Within it lies intellectual practicality and work involving large scale projects. This is a vibration that has the potential to successfully integrate higher wisdom with organizational structure. It is also a highly intuitive number with great spiritual instincts.
The double two provides a high degree of cooperation and talent for partnerships with others while at the same time the base of 4 makes for a practical and rational thinker, capable of building great things. Being of service to others comes naturally to this number.
Positive characteristics
Twenty Two is a methodical and precise number. It is very much the number of the visionary, here we see powerful imagination combined with the steadiness required to bring plans and ideas to fruition. This is also a strongly humanitarian number, always conscious of the greater good of society.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally this number can be intolerant of others who take longer to see the bigger picture with the same clarity of mind and themselves. It can also lack focus at times
The lesson of the Twenty Two life path is to use the multi faceted energy that it offers on a global rather than parochial level. There is much that the master builder can achieve if they are determined enough.
...life Path number Thirty Three
This is a master variation of the number 6, and is probably the most difficult to handle of the three master numbers. The Thirty three master number has a weighty task to perform and expects much of themselves. It is often the number associated with both martyrdom and of unconditional love. The task of the Thirty-Three is to usher in transformation of humanity and bring a new level of consciousness to the world.
If twenty two is the master builder, then thirty three is the master teacher. This is a vibration capable of great patience with people and are especially gifted with children.
Positive characteristics
Thirty three is a kind and generous vibration capable of great empathy. This is an acutely sensitive number which like any other 'six' has excellent visual skills and is quick to spot the beauty that others often miss. This is a number which concerns itself with humanitarian issues and unconditional love. It embodies wisdom, perfection and success.
Negative Characteristics
Occasionally this number can come across as interfering. They can also be reluctant or afraid to express their own needs and to heal themselves and others, even though they are capable of such tasks. If the energy is not used wisely they can tend towards self-pity and martyrdom.
The lesson of the Thirty three life path is to learn not to be too self sacrificing in the overall scheme of things, to live up to their responsibility and fulfil their destiny they must learn the art of balance.
Here is an application of the above principles used the names of the Top 10 Evil People of the Twentieth Century.
Adolph Hitler- 11
Idi Amin- 5
Charles Manson- 7
Jeffery Dahmer- 7
Josef Mengele- 8
Rev Jim Jones-5
Susan Smith-8
John Wayne Gacy-7
Paul Bernardo-1
Karla Homolka-1
Top 9 Greatest Leaders of all time.
Buddha-4
Baha'u'llah-5
Dalai Lama-9
Jesus Christ-7
Moses-8
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu(Mother Teresa)-7
Abraham Lincoln-6
Martin Luther King Jr-3
Mohandas Gandhi-1
Interesting results 1, 7, 11 are spiritual soul numbers. But what makes one person rise to the level of gods in the eyes of their followers, while others lapse into the world of evil, pretending to be gods?
Thursday, July 28, 2005
NEW! Feature Tarot Spred For The Week
I've decided to add a new feature to Kenaz's Blog. Each week I will publish a Tarot spread using the Woo-Woo deck.
First, a little about a Tarot spread. First, you are required to concentrate on a basic question dealing with life such as prosperity, love, health etc. To simplify the reading I have chosen a standard question of "Will this week be a successful one?". Each week this will be asked and I will report what the spread says.
I am using a ten card Celtic spread for maximum effect.
The the deck is first spread out face down in the middle of the table and mixed up thoroughly. The cards are then gathered and played out one card at a time, face up as follows.
The Celtic Cross spread is one of the most common tarot spreads. There is a cross in the center, with a row of 4 cards along the side. This spread will provide a fairly in-depth look at a situation including past, present and external influences. Beginners may want to start with a spread with fewer cards.
Positions: 1 - (beneath the 2 card) Basis of the situation. It represents the general tone of the reading and identifies the problem for the querent.
2 - Crosses the situation. This card shows the challenges or obstacles that are facing the querent.
3 - Subconscious. The true nature of how the querent feels about the matter.
4 - The past. Events of the recent past that will have influence or effect on the matter at hand.
5 - Conscious. The querents known feelings, which should be read in conjunction with card 3.
6 - The future. Something that will come to pass in the near future.
7 - The querent. The attitude and influence of the querent, and the role they play in the situation.
8 - The environment. The surroundings of the querent in this situation (possibly reflecting family, friends or work relationships).
9 - Hopes and fears. This card shows how the querent is feeling about the possible outcome of the situation.
10 - Final outcome. This is how the situation will play ou
Now the reading for the week of July 22-28 05.
1.Two of Swords.
Indecision,balanced forces,tension,a stalemate,opposing traits,in need of direction.
2.Four of Penticles.
Material gain but leading to nothing beyond. Gifts, Inheritance,Greed, Lack of generousity.
3.Seven of Penticles.
Little progress, impatience, anxiety, investments may be unprofitable.
4.Seven of Cups.
Dreams, an over-active imagination. Scattered efforts. Illusions of success. Selfishness, deception.
5.The Emperor.
Domination, power, the results of action. Leadership, controlled and directed at will.
6.Five of Swords.
Conquest of others, degredation,defeat,slander,failure,cruelity.
7.King of Wands-Reversed.
Severe, unyeilding,strict,intollerance,prejudice,quarrels.
8.Ace of Wands.
Beginning of an enterprise, journey or family.
9.Six of Pentacles-Reversed.
Bribes, unfairness, prosperity os threatened, jealousy, miserablness.
10.Three of Cups.
Pain, gossip, unknown talents remain hidden, over indulgence.
Sounds like a challenging week ahead. It only make you stronger.
Here's a little about the Woo-Woo deck and it's creator. As reviewed at,
http://www.tarotpassages.com/woowoo.htm
The Woo -Woo Tarot
This deck is one of several published by Mystic Eye. It is a Major Arcana - only deck . The cards are larger than average at 3 1/2" X 5 1/4". They feel like they have been laminated, vice coated. The deck was designed as a birthday gift. The art appears to be computer generated and it looks like it is made primarily from clipart. I recognize many of the images from a Corel Mega Gallery set that I have. The Lovers is the only card that contains classic art. They are a mixture of traditional, modern and Native American imagery. The scenes are drawn in a rectangle with a rounded top and bottom. The images sometimes fall outside this area and the artist makes extensive use of corner decorations that tend to provide more defined corners. Overall, the art is good. The images are fairly simple and uncluttered. The cards are brightly colored. The deck reminds me of the Experimental Tarot Deck, only more original. The backs have a colorful design and are reversible. The cards have the traditional names. Strength is eight and Justice 11. I have no idea how the name for the deck was chosen.
There is no little booklet with this deck. Instead there is an 8 1/2" X 14" instruction sheet. The sheet begins with a story that describes how the deck came to be. It seems to be fictional. I won't spoil it by repeating it - suffice to say, the deck is channelled in the story. Upright and reversed meanings are provided for each card. They are brief and fairly traditional. Finally, there are instructions for the Celtic Cross Spread.
I recommend this deck for collectors. Those interested in computer graphics may also want to give this deck a look as it is an example of what can be done with clip art and a graphics program.
More about Mystic Eye can be found at,
http://www.themysticeye.com/
Later, Kenaz
First, a little about a Tarot spread. First, you are required to concentrate on a basic question dealing with life such as prosperity, love, health etc. To simplify the reading I have chosen a standard question of "Will this week be a successful one?". Each week this will be asked and I will report what the spread says.
I am using a ten card Celtic spread for maximum effect.
The the deck is first spread out face down in the middle of the table and mixed up thoroughly. The cards are then gathered and played out one card at a time, face up as follows.
The Celtic Cross spread is one of the most common tarot spreads. There is a cross in the center, with a row of 4 cards along the side. This spread will provide a fairly in-depth look at a situation including past, present and external influences. Beginners may want to start with a spread with fewer cards.
Positions: 1 - (beneath the 2 card) Basis of the situation. It represents the general tone of the reading and identifies the problem for the querent.
2 - Crosses the situation. This card shows the challenges or obstacles that are facing the querent.
3 - Subconscious. The true nature of how the querent feels about the matter.
4 - The past. Events of the recent past that will have influence or effect on the matter at hand.
5 - Conscious. The querents known feelings, which should be read in conjunction with card 3.
6 - The future. Something that will come to pass in the near future.
7 - The querent. The attitude and influence of the querent, and the role they play in the situation.
8 - The environment. The surroundings of the querent in this situation (possibly reflecting family, friends or work relationships).
9 - Hopes and fears. This card shows how the querent is feeling about the possible outcome of the situation.
10 - Final outcome. This is how the situation will play ou
Now the reading for the week of July 22-28 05.
1.Two of Swords.
Indecision,balanced forces,tension,a stalemate,opposing traits,in need of direction.
2.Four of Penticles.
Material gain but leading to nothing beyond. Gifts, Inheritance,Greed, Lack of generousity.
3.Seven of Penticles.
Little progress, impatience, anxiety, investments may be unprofitable.
4.Seven of Cups.
Dreams, an over-active imagination. Scattered efforts. Illusions of success. Selfishness, deception.
5.The Emperor.
Domination, power, the results of action. Leadership, controlled and directed at will.
6.Five of Swords.
Conquest of others, degredation,defeat,slander,failure,cruelity.
7.King of Wands-Reversed.
Severe, unyeilding,strict,intollerance,prejudice,quarrels.
8.Ace of Wands.
Beginning of an enterprise, journey or family.
9.Six of Pentacles-Reversed.
Bribes, unfairness, prosperity os threatened, jealousy, miserablness.
10.Three of Cups.
Pain, gossip, unknown talents remain hidden, over indulgence.
Sounds like a challenging week ahead. It only make you stronger.
Here's a little about the Woo-Woo deck and it's creator. As reviewed at,
http://www.tarotpassages.com/woowoo.htm
The Woo -Woo Tarot
This deck is one of several published by Mystic Eye. It is a Major Arcana - only deck . The cards are larger than average at 3 1/2" X 5 1/4". They feel like they have been laminated, vice coated. The deck was designed as a birthday gift. The art appears to be computer generated and it looks like it is made primarily from clipart. I recognize many of the images from a Corel Mega Gallery set that I have. The Lovers is the only card that contains classic art. They are a mixture of traditional, modern and Native American imagery. The scenes are drawn in a rectangle with a rounded top and bottom. The images sometimes fall outside this area and the artist makes extensive use of corner decorations that tend to provide more defined corners. Overall, the art is good. The images are fairly simple and uncluttered. The cards are brightly colored. The deck reminds me of the Experimental Tarot Deck, only more original. The backs have a colorful design and are reversible. The cards have the traditional names. Strength is eight and Justice 11. I have no idea how the name for the deck was chosen.
There is no little booklet with this deck. Instead there is an 8 1/2" X 14" instruction sheet. The sheet begins with a story that describes how the deck came to be. It seems to be fictional. I won't spoil it by repeating it - suffice to say, the deck is channelled in the story. Upright and reversed meanings are provided for each card. They are brief and fairly traditional. Finally, there are instructions for the Celtic Cross Spread.
I recommend this deck for collectors. Those interested in computer graphics may also want to give this deck a look as it is an example of what can be done with clip art and a graphics program.
More about Mystic Eye can be found at,
http://www.themysticeye.com/
Later, Kenaz
Track List For Thursday/Friday Over At http://www.live365.com/stations/theeternalkenaz
1. OTR Dragnet - Watch Salesman Is Robbed. - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 07:14:22
2Philip Marlowe - The Last Wish - Old Time Radio n/a 08:10:35
3. Alberta Hunter - I Got Myself a Working Man - not known n/a 06:47:01
Alberta_Hunter_-_I_Got_Myself_a_Working_Man.mp3 32/44/sc 3:15
4. Barbecue Bob - Poor boy a long ways from home - not known n/a 06:47:19
5.Bessie_Smith - Dying_Gambler_s_Blues. - not known n/a 06:56:38
6. Big Bill Broonzy - Guitar Shuffle - Big Bill Blues n/a 05:38:29
7.Big Joe Turner - Rocks In My Bed - Big Bad and Blue n/a 05:39:04
8.Billie_Holiday - Crazy_He_Calls_Me. - not known n/a 06:55:52
9. Blind Willie Johnson - Let Your Light Shine on Me - Dark Was the Night [Columbia/L n/a 06:31:51
10.Blind_Lemon_Jefferson - Low_Down_Mojo_Blues - not known n/a 06:55:06
11.Blues Traveler - Most Precarious - Straight On Till Morning n/a 05:42:48
12. Bonnie_Raitt - Cry_On_My_Shoulder - not known n/a 06:53:49
13. Boston Blackie - The Stolen Rare Book - 09-03-1946 #073 n/a 07:16:44
14.Buddy Guy f Jeff Beck - Mustang Sally - Damn Right, I've Got The Blues n/a 05:44:36
15. Built To Spill - Kicked It In The Sun - Center of the Universe (single n/a 05:46:24
16. Charlie Chan - The Frightened Sharaf - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 06:48:20
17. Dick Tracy - Empty Safe - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 08:06:32
18. DVD380617 - The Burro That Had No Name - Death Valley Days n/a 06:08:03
19.ElleryQueen - One Diamond - 48-05-06 n/a 08:05:59
20. Father Knows Best - Family Car Stolen. - 50-09-14 n/a 06:46:08
21. Gunsmoke530131 - Cavalcade - Gunsmoke n/a 06:26:16
22. Nero Wolfe - The_Disappearing Diamonds. - 19xx=xx-xx n/a 07:13:54
23. Norah Jones - Peace - First Sessions n/a 06:27:20
24. North_Mississippi_Allstars - Skinny_Woman - not known n/a 06:52:49
25.OTR - 48-08-15 The Fugitive - Escape n/a 07:26:58
26.OTR Agatha Christie Hercul - Money Mad - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 07:11:10
27. Philo Vance - The Butterfly Murder Case - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 08:07:42
28. Professor Longhair_ - Something_On_Your_Mind. - not known n/a 06:51:36
29.Robert Johnson - IfIHadPosessionOnJudgmentDay - not known n/a 06:50:10
30. The Avenger - DeathRingstheBell - 451012e1932 n/a 06:58:34
31.Various Artists - Big Walter 'Shakey' Horton - Blues Harp Shuffle - American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965 (Disc 5) n/a 05:40:05
32. Various Artists - Blind Blake - No Dough Blues - Hard Times Come Again No More05:41:36
33.Woody Herman - Early Autumn - not known n/a 06:45:17
2Philip Marlowe - The Last Wish - Old Time Radio n/a 08:10:35
3. Alberta Hunter - I Got Myself a Working Man - not known n/a 06:47:01
Alberta_Hunter_-_I_Got_Myself_a_Working_Man.mp3 32/44/sc 3:15
4. Barbecue Bob - Poor boy a long ways from home - not known n/a 06:47:19
5.Bessie_Smith - Dying_Gambler_s_Blues. - not known n/a 06:56:38
6. Big Bill Broonzy - Guitar Shuffle - Big Bill Blues n/a 05:38:29
7.Big Joe Turner - Rocks In My Bed - Big Bad and Blue n/a 05:39:04
8.Billie_Holiday - Crazy_He_Calls_Me. - not known n/a 06:55:52
9. Blind Willie Johnson - Let Your Light Shine on Me - Dark Was the Night [Columbia/L n/a 06:31:51
10.Blind_Lemon_Jefferson - Low_Down_Mojo_Blues - not known n/a 06:55:06
11.Blues Traveler - Most Precarious - Straight On Till Morning n/a 05:42:48
12. Bonnie_Raitt - Cry_On_My_Shoulder - not known n/a 06:53:49
13. Boston Blackie - The Stolen Rare Book - 09-03-1946 #073 n/a 07:16:44
14.Buddy Guy f Jeff Beck - Mustang Sally - Damn Right, I've Got The Blues n/a 05:44:36
15. Built To Spill - Kicked It In The Sun - Center of the Universe (single n/a 05:46:24
16. Charlie Chan - The Frightened Sharaf - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 06:48:20
17. Dick Tracy - Empty Safe - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 08:06:32
18. DVD380617 - The Burro That Had No Name - Death Valley Days n/a 06:08:03
19.ElleryQueen - One Diamond - 48-05-06 n/a 08:05:59
20. Father Knows Best - Family Car Stolen. - 50-09-14 n/a 06:46:08
21. Gunsmoke530131 - Cavalcade - Gunsmoke n/a 06:26:16
22. Nero Wolfe - The_Disappearing Diamonds. - 19xx=xx-xx n/a 07:13:54
23. Norah Jones - Peace - First Sessions n/a 06:27:20
24. North_Mississippi_Allstars - Skinny_Woman - not known n/a 06:52:49
25.OTR - 48-08-15 The Fugitive - Escape n/a 07:26:58
26.OTR Agatha Christie Hercul - Money Mad - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 07:11:10
27. Philo Vance - The Butterfly Murder Case - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 08:07:42
28. Professor Longhair_ - Something_On_Your_Mind. - not known n/a 06:51:36
29.Robert Johnson - IfIHadPosessionOnJudgmentDay - not known n/a 06:50:10
30. The Avenger - DeathRingstheBell - 451012e1932 n/a 06:58:34
31.Various Artists - Big Walter 'Shakey' Horton - Blues Harp Shuffle - American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965 (Disc 5) n/a 05:40:05
32. Various Artists - Blind Blake - No Dough Blues - Hard Times Come Again No More05:41:36
33.Woody Herman - Early Autumn - not known n/a 06:45:17
Concern Over Possible 'Killer' Bake Goods!
I found this funny web site this morning and I thought I'd share some of the "punny" humour that it serves up. Enjoy.
http://www.brokennewz.com/displaystory.asp_Q_storyid_E_1287bakesale
U.S. and South Korea reacted with shock and suspicion on Tuesday to the first declaration from the reclusive North Korea that it was holding a nationwide Bake Sale.
The US Defence Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld expressed concern over the large-scale fund raiser.
"We are curious, yet keep a skeptic eye, over this event" said Rumsfeld. "A fund raiser of this proportion raises many concerns for us and neighboring countries."
The sale by the communist North presents a major challenge to President Bush, setting his second term with a policy aimed at ending North Asia's nuclear crisis. Distribution of creamy pastries and buttery goods might soften political views of those once opposed.
Chang Myung-soon, an expert on North Korea's military at the Korea Institute for Military Studies said that the sale could generate revenue somewhere in the billions. In most part to purchase made to Sweden, Germany and the Massachusetts.
The crisis over the North's baking ambitions erupted in October 2002 when the United States said North Korea had acknowledged it had a secret recipe for Banana bread based on highly enriched flower as well as a plutonium scheme that it had put on hold.
The U.S. feels it can take no chances after failing to deter a Walk-a-thon organized by Russia in the early part of 1981.
In an unrelated food story, Jarrett, the former fat guy who says he lost a ton of weight eating Subway Sandwiches must think we are all retarded if he thinks that his diet plan is sound advice. He states that for one year he ate a six inch turkey at lunch and then a twelve inch vegetarian for dinner.
Doing the math that's about $8.00 a day x 365=$2920! Even if it was closer to $2000 for the year, for that kind of money he could have went to cooking school, learned how to make his own nutritiously balanced meals, then walk home every night. At the end of the year the fat ass would have lost all the weight and wouldn't be on tv everyday making me lose my lunch.
Sorry for the rant I haven't had breakfast yet and my tea tastes like it was brewed in an old rusty tank. Time to CLR the calcium deposits out of the kettle.
Later,
Kenaz.
http://www.brokennewz.com/displaystory.asp_Q_storyid_E_1287bakesale
U.S. and South Korea reacted with shock and suspicion on Tuesday to the first declaration from the reclusive North Korea that it was holding a nationwide Bake Sale.
The US Defence Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld expressed concern over the large-scale fund raiser.
"We are curious, yet keep a skeptic eye, over this event" said Rumsfeld. "A fund raiser of this proportion raises many concerns for us and neighboring countries."
The sale by the communist North presents a major challenge to President Bush, setting his second term with a policy aimed at ending North Asia's nuclear crisis. Distribution of creamy pastries and buttery goods might soften political views of those once opposed.
Chang Myung-soon, an expert on North Korea's military at the Korea Institute for Military Studies said that the sale could generate revenue somewhere in the billions. In most part to purchase made to Sweden, Germany and the Massachusetts.
The crisis over the North's baking ambitions erupted in October 2002 when the United States said North Korea had acknowledged it had a secret recipe for Banana bread based on highly enriched flower as well as a plutonium scheme that it had put on hold.
The U.S. feels it can take no chances after failing to deter a Walk-a-thon organized by Russia in the early part of 1981.
In an unrelated food story, Jarrett, the former fat guy who says he lost a ton of weight eating Subway Sandwiches must think we are all retarded if he thinks that his diet plan is sound advice. He states that for one year he ate a six inch turkey at lunch and then a twelve inch vegetarian for dinner.
Doing the math that's about $8.00 a day x 365=$2920! Even if it was closer to $2000 for the year, for that kind of money he could have went to cooking school, learned how to make his own nutritiously balanced meals, then walk home every night. At the end of the year the fat ass would have lost all the weight and wouldn't be on tv everyday making me lose my lunch.
Sorry for the rant I haven't had breakfast yet and my tea tastes like it was brewed in an old rusty tank. Time to CLR the calcium deposits out of the kettle.
Later,
Kenaz.
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Producer of "Karla(Deadly)" Doesn't Want To Be Part Of The Circus
Deadly chronicles the crimes of Canada's notorious serial killers Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo. Over the past decade the former couple have gained international fame for their deeds and are often referred to as the Ken and Barbie Killers.
"As I watch that news coverage coming out of (Canada), it's all Karla, all the time," stated Deadly producer Michael Sellers.
Deadly was to be released to coincide with Karla Homolka getting let out of prison in July. This upcoming event is fueling a firestorm of controversy north of the border, where outrage over Karla Homolka increases daily.
"I don't want to be a part of that circus. I don't think we should be. I don't think it's the right thing."
Deadly stars Laura Prepon from That 70's Show and Misha Collins from films such as Girl Interrupted.
'DEADLY' SET TO PREMIERE AT THE MONTREAL FILM FESTIVAL
A movie based on Canada's most sickest serial killers will receive its world premiere next month at the Montreal World Film Festival.
Laura Prepon ("That '70s Show") stars in "Karla" as Karla Homolka, who teamed up in 1993 with her husband, Paul Bernardo, to torture and murder two schoolgirls in a case that gathered international attention because the attacks were recorded on video, which was shown in court. Homolka also helped Bernardo rape and murder her own sister. Misha Collins ("24") will play Bernardo. Joel Bender will direct..
Homolka was recently released from prison in Quebec after serving 12 years in jail as part of a controversial plea-bargain agreement. Bernardo continues to serve a life sentence for his crimes.
The deal became known as the deal with the devil.
The Montreal World Film Festival (Aug. 26-Sept. 5), defended its screening of the film in a statement, arguing that "notorious criminals" from Adolf Hitler to the Boston Strangler had been portrayed in film.
"Some of the actors have even won Oscars for their performances in these films, most notably Charlize Theron in the role of the criminal Aileen Wuornos in 'Monster,"' the festival said.
"Karla" producer Michael Sellers had originally looked to release the movie in Canada in May, but pushed the date to the fall after a public outcry in Ontario, the province where the crimes were committed.
Makers of a film about Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo plan to donate a portion of the proceeds to charity or to restrict screenings in Ontario.
When asked to comment about the makers of "Karla"s offer of a monetary solution to quell the backlash against the movie in Ontario. Toronto Lawyer Paul Burstein, who is one of the lawyers representing the French and Mahaffy families. stated that "he would rather see no one see this film, hence no profit, than see money given",
I don't believe in censorship in anyway, everyone has a right to see what ever movie they wish, but I plead with anyone who may be interested by this movies subject matter or it's big name stars, please reconsider.
Every time one of these monsters are given any press, my heart begins to bleed for the immediate victims of their hideous crimes and the hundreds of thousands more that shared their pain. Again for the sake of humanity, go see one of the many other movies at the film festival that are more deservant of your money and support.
Kenaz.
"As I watch that news coverage coming out of (Canada), it's all Karla, all the time," stated Deadly producer Michael Sellers.
Deadly was to be released to coincide with Karla Homolka getting let out of prison in July. This upcoming event is fueling a firestorm of controversy north of the border, where outrage over Karla Homolka increases daily.
"I don't want to be a part of that circus. I don't think we should be. I don't think it's the right thing."
Deadly stars Laura Prepon from That 70's Show and Misha Collins from films such as Girl Interrupted.
'DEADLY' SET TO PREMIERE AT THE MONTREAL FILM FESTIVAL
A movie based on Canada's most sickest serial killers will receive its world premiere next month at the Montreal World Film Festival.
Laura Prepon ("That '70s Show") stars in "Karla" as Karla Homolka, who teamed up in 1993 with her husband, Paul Bernardo, to torture and murder two schoolgirls in a case that gathered international attention because the attacks were recorded on video, which was shown in court. Homolka also helped Bernardo rape and murder her own sister. Misha Collins ("24") will play Bernardo. Joel Bender will direct..
Homolka was recently released from prison in Quebec after serving 12 years in jail as part of a controversial plea-bargain agreement. Bernardo continues to serve a life sentence for his crimes.
The deal became known as the deal with the devil.
The Montreal World Film Festival (Aug. 26-Sept. 5), defended its screening of the film in a statement, arguing that "notorious criminals" from Adolf Hitler to the Boston Strangler had been portrayed in film.
"Some of the actors have even won Oscars for their performances in these films, most notably Charlize Theron in the role of the criminal Aileen Wuornos in 'Monster,"' the festival said.
"Karla" producer Michael Sellers had originally looked to release the movie in Canada in May, but pushed the date to the fall after a public outcry in Ontario, the province where the crimes were committed.
Makers of a film about Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo plan to donate a portion of the proceeds to charity or to restrict screenings in Ontario.
When asked to comment about the makers of "Karla"s offer of a monetary solution to quell the backlash against the movie in Ontario. Toronto Lawyer Paul Burstein, who is one of the lawyers representing the French and Mahaffy families. stated that "he would rather see no one see this film, hence no profit, than see money given",
I don't believe in censorship in anyway, everyone has a right to see what ever movie they wish, but I plead with anyone who may be interested by this movies subject matter or it's big name stars, please reconsider.
Every time one of these monsters are given any press, my heart begins to bleed for the immediate victims of their hideous crimes and the hundreds of thousands more that shared their pain. Again for the sake of humanity, go see one of the many other movies at the film festival that are more deservant of your money and support.
Kenaz.
An Apology To Americans
I found this transcript of one of Canadian Comedian Rick Mercer's famous 'rants' dated December 3, 2003 in my files. I would like to share it with you. I guarantee this will put a smile on Canadian and American faces alike.
Our Sincere Apologies
Courtesy of Rick Mercer from This Hour has 22 Minutes CBC Television.
On behalf of Canadians everywhere I'd like to offer an apology to the United States of America. We haven't been getting along very well recently and for that, I am truly sorry.
I'm sorry we called George Bush a moron.
He is a moron but, it wasn't nice of us to point it out. If it's any consolation, the fact that he's a moron shouldn't reflect poorly on the people of America. After all it's not like you actually elected him.
I'm sorry about our softwood lumber. Just because we have more trees than you doesn't give us the right to sell you lumber that's cheaper and better than your own.
I'm sorry we beat you in Olympic hockey. In our defense I guess our excuse would be that our team was much, much, much, much better than yours.
I'm sorry we burnt down your white house during the war of 1812. I notice you've rebuilt it! It's Very Nice.
I'm sorry about your beer. I know we had nothing to do with your beer, but, we Feel your Pain.
I'm sorry about our waffling on Iraq. I mean, when you're going up against a crazed dictator, you wanna have your friends by your side. I realize it took more than two years before you guys pitched in against Hitler, but that was different. Everyone knew he had weapons.
And finally on behalf of all Canadians, I'm sorry that we're constantly apologizing for things in a passive-aggressive way, which is really a thinly veiled criticism.
I sincerely hope that you're not upset over this. We've seen what you do to countries you get upset with.
Thank you.
Our Sincere Apologies
Courtesy of Rick Mercer from This Hour has 22 Minutes CBC Television.
On behalf of Canadians everywhere I'd like to offer an apology to the United States of America. We haven't been getting along very well recently and for that, I am truly sorry.
I'm sorry we called George Bush a moron.
He is a moron but, it wasn't nice of us to point it out. If it's any consolation, the fact that he's a moron shouldn't reflect poorly on the people of America. After all it's not like you actually elected him.
I'm sorry about our softwood lumber. Just because we have more trees than you doesn't give us the right to sell you lumber that's cheaper and better than your own.
I'm sorry we beat you in Olympic hockey. In our defense I guess our excuse would be that our team was much, much, much, much better than yours.
I'm sorry we burnt down your white house during the war of 1812. I notice you've rebuilt it! It's Very Nice.
I'm sorry about your beer. I know we had nothing to do with your beer, but, we Feel your Pain.
I'm sorry about our waffling on Iraq. I mean, when you're going up against a crazed dictator, you wanna have your friends by your side. I realize it took more than two years before you guys pitched in against Hitler, but that was different. Everyone knew he had weapons.
And finally on behalf of all Canadians, I'm sorry that we're constantly apologizing for things in a passive-aggressive way, which is really a thinly veiled criticism.
I sincerely hope that you're not upset over this. We've seen what you do to countries you get upset with.
Thank you.
Hamilton Hydro 'Crushing the Peasants'
I just received my latest hydro and water bill and I am completely appalled at what Hamilton Hydro is being allowed to- specifically, the additional charges.
My actual consumption for this billing period totalled only $98.95 for electricity. An additional $87 worth of charges was tacked on.
Furthermore, no explanation was provided with the bill, apart from the vague list of charges on the front.
I want a detailed explanation for the following charges: non-competitive energy charges, debt retirement charge, transmission charge connection, transmission distribution charge and fixed distribution charge.
Those at Hamilton Hydro should realize that Hamiltonians are working class citizens- which does not mean low class- and cannot take these hits to their already tight budgets.
It's about time for the wheels of the mighty conglomerate to slow down before they crush the peasants who provide the grease.
This was an email that was written by me and subsequently published in the forums section of the Hamilton Spectator back on August 31, 2002. Three years later, my bills haven't gotten any better and the line from Hamilton Hydro basically boils down to, they are in debt because of mismanagement and government ignorance so badly, both levels agreed that the consumers were now responsible for paying off the debt, paying for Hamilton Hydro to do their job and keep the juice flowing at a reasonable rate.
How could a company the size of Hamilton Hydro continually get away with telling people to shut their air conditioners and essential appliances off at the height of summer because they say there is too heavy a strain on the electrical grid.
Bull! the day Ontario runs short on hydro is the day Niagara falls goes dry. Come on! in fact Ontario Hydro, the main supplier to Hamilton Hydro, admits they have in fact a years surplus for the entire province stored up and are even siphoning off some of that surplus and selling it to Quebec and cities along the eastern US seaboard like Boston.
Bottom line Ontario Hydro runs a trillion dollar crown corporation like a guy having a sale on cheap DVD's. He's got hundreds of them but only puts out a few at a time so he can control the price and keep their potential for profit high.
Food for Thought,
Kenaz
My actual consumption for this billing period totalled only $98.95 for electricity. An additional $87 worth of charges was tacked on.
Furthermore, no explanation was provided with the bill, apart from the vague list of charges on the front.
I want a detailed explanation for the following charges: non-competitive energy charges, debt retirement charge, transmission charge connection, transmission distribution charge and fixed distribution charge.
Those at Hamilton Hydro should realize that Hamiltonians are working class citizens- which does not mean low class- and cannot take these hits to their already tight budgets.
It's about time for the wheels of the mighty conglomerate to slow down before they crush the peasants who provide the grease.
This was an email that was written by me and subsequently published in the forums section of the Hamilton Spectator back on August 31, 2002. Three years later, my bills haven't gotten any better and the line from Hamilton Hydro basically boils down to, they are in debt because of mismanagement and government ignorance so badly, both levels agreed that the consumers were now responsible for paying off the debt, paying for Hamilton Hydro to do their job and keep the juice flowing at a reasonable rate.
How could a company the size of Hamilton Hydro continually get away with telling people to shut their air conditioners and essential appliances off at the height of summer because they say there is too heavy a strain on the electrical grid.
Bull! the day Ontario runs short on hydro is the day Niagara falls goes dry. Come on! in fact Ontario Hydro, the main supplier to Hamilton Hydro, admits they have in fact a years surplus for the entire province stored up and are even siphoning off some of that surplus and selling it to Quebec and cities along the eastern US seaboard like Boston.
Bottom line Ontario Hydro runs a trillion dollar crown corporation like a guy having a sale on cheap DVD's. He's got hundreds of them but only puts out a few at a time so he can control the price and keep their potential for profit high.
Food for Thought,
Kenaz
Monday, July 25, 2005
Tips For Turning Your Concrete Jungle Into A Paradise
'Tis the season to get out into the garden and pick out the weed that are threatening to kill all your annuals and perennials that you worked so hard planting in the Spring.
Although this year I decided to say enough is enough with spending a bundle on flowers that I can only enjoy for maybe three month of the year. Southern Ontario is a zone 5 so it gets a little cold for all but the heartiest of native plants by early October (if your lucky).
This year I found a couple of great deals on Ebay for Cotton and Polyester flowers, although they try to sell them as Silk. I don't know why they do this, but it's better that the Tiger and Water Lillies, Orchids, Roses and the two Palm trees (a Yucca and a Phoenix Palm) that I bought are made from this durable blend.
I did a little research and found out that this type of artificial plants are guaranteed for six or more years depending on location and climate. I sprayed a liberal coating of an acrylic lacquer, resistant to water and staining on them, which should extend their wear. Note, test your lacquer out on the underside of a petal or leaf first.
The artificial along with the row of Pine trees lining one side of the yard, the late blooming Lilacs to the rear, and to my pleasant surprise, a large flowering shrub has sprung up on the remaining side camouflaging to an extent an eye sore weed tree that is growing through my fence from a neighbors side who repeatedly states that he is planning to cut it down; all help to provide a little escape from the ugliness of my inner city surroundings.
Any way I digress, I would love to find out what this flower is. I never planted it and nobody I've talked to knows who or when it was planted. I would best describe the flowers as reddish orange bell shaped. Anyone who knows the name of this, please drop a not, I would be happy.
I don't have a camera so I don't have any pictures, if I remember while I'm out I'll pick up a disposable and snap some shots and post them later.
Any who, here is the recipe for my homemade weed killer that is 100% good for the environment and guaranteed to turn anything organic brown and dead so be careful around the grass,
This is for a 10 Litres (2.5 US Gallons) batch that will easily cover an average size garden or yard.
All conversions are ballpark
10 Litres (2.5 US Gallons) of Water
1 Litre (32 Ounces or 4 cups) White Vinegar
283Grams (10 Ounces or 22 Tbsp) Regular Table Salt
Boil water in a large pot, add vinegar and salt. Pour HOT liquid on weeds to be killed. BE CAREFUL how you pour the water as not to burn yourself and I repeat don't let the water run on top of the soil because it will kill what ever it touches.
Although this year I decided to say enough is enough with spending a bundle on flowers that I can only enjoy for maybe three month of the year. Southern Ontario is a zone 5 so it gets a little cold for all but the heartiest of native plants by early October (if your lucky).
This year I found a couple of great deals on Ebay for Cotton and Polyester flowers, although they try to sell them as Silk. I don't know why they do this, but it's better that the Tiger and Water Lillies, Orchids, Roses and the two Palm trees (a Yucca and a Phoenix Palm) that I bought are made from this durable blend.
I did a little research and found out that this type of artificial plants are guaranteed for six or more years depending on location and climate. I sprayed a liberal coating of an acrylic lacquer, resistant to water and staining on them, which should extend their wear. Note, test your lacquer out on the underside of a petal or leaf first.
The artificial along with the row of Pine trees lining one side of the yard, the late blooming Lilacs to the rear, and to my pleasant surprise, a large flowering shrub has sprung up on the remaining side camouflaging to an extent an eye sore weed tree that is growing through my fence from a neighbors side who repeatedly states that he is planning to cut it down; all help to provide a little escape from the ugliness of my inner city surroundings.
Any way I digress, I would love to find out what this flower is. I never planted it and nobody I've talked to knows who or when it was planted. I would best describe the flowers as reddish orange bell shaped. Anyone who knows the name of this, please drop a not, I would be happy.
I don't have a camera so I don't have any pictures, if I remember while I'm out I'll pick up a disposable and snap some shots and post them later.
Any who, here is the recipe for my homemade weed killer that is 100% good for the environment and guaranteed to turn anything organic brown and dead so be careful around the grass,
This is for a 10 Litres (2.5 US Gallons) batch that will easily cover an average size garden or yard.
All conversions are ballpark
10 Litres (2.5 US Gallons) of Water
1 Litre (32 Ounces or 4 cups) White Vinegar
283Grams (10 Ounces or 22 Tbsp) Regular Table Salt
Boil water in a large pot, add vinegar and salt. Pour HOT liquid on weeds to be killed. BE CAREFUL how you pour the water as not to burn yourself and I repeat don't let the water run on top of the soil because it will kill what ever it touches.
The Good, The Bad and Down Right Ugly of This Past Weekend In Sports
Well, the weekend in sports was definitely a roller coaster ride. Up down, around the loop- to- loop I went, weeing and screaming all the way. When the ride stopped, first I was jacked and then I was right sick.
Warm and Fuzzies
Way to go Lance Armstrong, you are truly an inspiration to humanity. Armstrong by winning his seventh Tour de France by almost five minutes has etched himself into sporting lore ahead of Gretzky, Woods and all the other contemporaries that he spoke so eloquently of in his farewell speech. Cheers!
As well, congratulations are in further due for Armstrong not being able to resist a parting shot at "the people who don't believe in cycling, the cynics and the skeptics" who suspect that doping is rife and fuelled his dominance of the past seven years.
"I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. But this is a hell of a race," he said. "You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it."
Quotes Curtesy of Associated Press
The Good.
I did fantastic in my Yahoo Sports Fantasy Racing League on Sunday. At the end of NASCAR's Pennsylvania 500 mt stats looked like this.
Notes Started Finish Laps LapsLed QualBonus LapsBonus Score Pts
(A List)
Ryan Newman Dodge 4 5 203 1 1pt 10pts 82 93
(B List)
Rusty Wallace Dodge 13 2 203 18 10 88 98
Mark Martin Ford 3 3 203 26 3 10 86 99
(C List)
Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 14 22 203 8 10 48 58
Race Total:348
If anyone else plays in a fantasy league drop a line and tell me how you did. I had a pretty good day for a rather lack luster season.
Here's the Official Race Results and Summary.
St Car Driver Make Sponsor Pts/Bonus Laps Status
1 2 #97 Kurt Busch Ford IRWIN Industrial Tools 190/10 203 Running
2 13 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 175/5 203 Running
3 3 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 170/5 203 Running
4 41 #99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 160/0 203 Running
5 4 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge Mobil 1/Speedpass 160/5 203 Running
6 10 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 150/0 203 Running
7 6 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 146/0 203 Running
8 23 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 142/0 203 Running
9 34 #0 Mike Bliss Chevrolet NetZero Best Buy 138/0 203 Running
10 5 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft Genuine Parts 134/0 203 Running
11 1 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco Havoline 130/0 203 Running
12 9 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 127/0 203 Running
13 21 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 124/0 203 Running
14 8 #25 Brian Vickers Chevrolet GMAC/ditech.com 121/0 203 Running
15 20 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 118/0 203 Running
16 39 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 115/0 203 Running
17 7 #16 Greg Biffle Ford Post-it/National Guard 117/5 203 Running
18 16 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 109/0 203 Running
19 26 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 106/0 203 Running
20 42 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 103/0 203 Running
21 22 #07 Dave Blaney Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 100/0 203 Running
22 14 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 102/5 203 Running
23 27 #32 Bobby Hamilton Jr. Chevrolet Tide 94/0 203 Running
24 19 #11 Jason Leffler Chevrolet FedEx Ground 91/0 203 Running
25 11 #22 Scott Wimmer Dodge Caterpillar 88/0 203 Running
26 24 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 85/0 203 Running
27 15 #9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 82/0 202 Running
28 25 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 79/0 202 Running
29 31 #4 Mike Wallace Chevrolet Lucas/Wide Open Energy Drink 81/5 202 Running
30 33 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Chick-Fil-A Kyle Petty Charity Ride 73/0 202 Running
31 12 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 70/0 202 Running
32 38 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 67/0 201 Running
33 18 #10 Scott Riggs Chevrolet Valvoline 64/0 201 Running
34 32 #66 Mike Garvey * Ford Peak Fitness 61/0 201 Running
35 37 #37 Kevin Lepage Dodge BoSPOKER.net 58/0 201 Running
36 30 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 55/0 195 Running
37 17 #31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 52/0 192 Running
38 40 #77 Travis Kvapil * Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 49/0 179 Running
39 28 #5 Kyle Busch * Chevrolet Kellogg's 46/0 150 Out of Race
40 29 #7 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Jim Beam 43/0 143 Out of Race
41 36 #34 P.J. Jones Chevrolet Mach One Inc. 45/5 23 Out of Race
42 43 #27 Kirk Shelmerdine Ford LR Lyons & Son/Salem RV 37/0 11 Out of Race
43 35 #13 Greg Sacks Dodge Sacks Motorsports 34/0 5 Out of Race
* Denotes Rookie
(Re-posted from www.Nascar.com)
Kurt Busch dominated at the beginning, surged back to the lead late and raced to his second win of the season Sunday in the Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway. Busch led 110 of the first 150 laps on his way to retain his fifth place overall standing.
Busch passed second-place finisher Rusty Wallace coming out of Turn 3 with 17 laps left and held on to the lead even as four cautions came out before the end, which forced three extra laps and the green-white checkered flag. Jimmy johnson retains the overall lead with his twelfth place finish.
It was nice to see Mark Martin take third spot, this was perhaps his last run at Pocono. Overall it was a good race, only minor bitching about track conditions causing cut tires from Gordon but hey what do you expect. The million dollar baby finished 13th and is running out of time to crack the top 10 to contend for the Nextel Cup Championship.
It's off for a week, then the guys head off to Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Brickyard for the Allstate 400 on August 6.
The Bad
My CFL fantasy pool over TSN took a beating, it was a week of upsets and finishes you couldn't script. Lets start in Calgary were Henry Burris got the strong start he wanted playing against his old team.
In his first regular season game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders since being acquired by the Calgary Stampeders in the off-season, Burris set the tone early and led his new squad to a convincing 44-18 win Saturday night.
Almost a third of the sellout crowd of 35,652 fans were wearing green to support their beloved Riders, but they didn't have much to cheer about as Burris ran for a pair of touchdowns and threw for two more to lead the Stamps to victory.
Pick:Sask.
Here in Hamilton on Saturday as well, there were five lead changes, but when the final whistle blew the B.C. Lions were still undefeated and my beloved Hamilton Tiger-Cats winless.
B.C. trailed by nine in the second quarter before piecing together a comeback and taking the lead for good late in the third in a 28-22 victory over Hamilton on Saturday night.
The Lions improved to 4-0, while the Ticats fell to 0-4.
Danny McManus played well, but it's clear he needs help from his receivers. Danny Mack completed 16 of 32 passes for 221 yards, two interceptions and no touchdowns in front of 27,692 at Ivor Wynne Stadium. The game clearly went to the Lions quarterback Dave Dickenson, who completed 26 of 34 passes for 313 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
Pick:BC
Friday night I witnessed the shocker of season so far. Milt Stegall gave the suffering Winnipeg fans something to finally cheer about. The Bombers came into the game win less at 0-4.
Stegall took the game in his own hands.
The 11-year Bomber slot back caught a 56-yard touchdown pass with 1:43 remaining to help the Bombers (0-4) get their first win in a wild 51-46 victory over the 2-2 Montreal Alouettes.
The game went back and forth right from the opening kick in front of the 24,550 fans at Canad Inns Stadium. Winnipeg took a 37-19 lead into the fourth quarter, but fell behind 44-43 with just under three minutes remaining until Stegall hauled in his TD. Wane McGarity followed with a two-point conversion.
Here's how the fun unfolded. Just 1:55 into the final quarter and leading 37-22, Winnipeg gambled on a third and one at their own 44-yard line. Roberts was stuffed and Montreal took over and made Winnipeg pay with a 17-yard Cahoon catch deep in the end zone to close the gap 37-29 at 5:09.
On the next series, Glenn's pass to McGarity popped out of his hands and defensive back Reggie Durden snatched it and ran 28 yards to Winnipeg's five-yard line.
A Montreal penalty forced the Als back to the Bomber 15, but Calvillo threw the ball to a wide-open Watkins in the end zone. A two-point convert toss to Cahoon was successful and tied the game 37-37.
With 5:38 remaining Roberts broke open for a 69-yard TD run, but Westwood's convert failed because of a bad snap and it was 43-37.
Calvillo then engineered a five-play, 61-yard drive that finished with Lapointe's one-yard TD plunge at 12:05. Duval's convert was good for a 44-43 Montreal lead, their first lead of the game.
Stegall's TD and McGarity's two-point convert lifted the Bombers back into a 51-44 lead with 1:43 left.
Calvillo marched his squad down to Winnipeg's 24-yard line, but his pass was intercepted by cornerback Justin Coleman at the two-yard line.
Ryan finished the scoring by conceding another safety.
The good part of the game was that former Hamilton Tiger Cat QB, Anthony Calvillo became Montreal's all-time leader in passing yardage. He now has 30,429 yards, surpassing Sam Etcheverry's 30,303 yards.
Pick:Monteal
On Friday night I correctly picked the Edmonton Eskimos(4-1) win over the Ottawa Renegade(2-3). A close one 28-21.
My Results this week: In reality 2-2 (for what ever reason the pool wizards at TSN Fantasy have Hamilton winning 22-0, giving me a weeks total of 1-3?). Hmm, nice try guys but I don't feel my joy. Any way this gives an overal season total of 11-9, I think I need help.
Stats Courtesy of www.cfl.com
The Ugly
I split my time between the race and that awful Toronto at Kansas City game. I won't dwell on it long, in case it induces nausea for some.
Firstly, I guess most KC residences were enjoying their air conditioning instead of braving the 36C heat. I've seen a better turn out for a little league game.
Secondly, I realize it was the 25th anniversary or something like that of George Bretts pine tar incident, god how I realized it! George Brett must have been payed for each reference. I counted four references in less than two innings by the announcer, usually followed by long pauses of dead air from the other announcer.
The game well, the stats say everything, Lilly starts off like a man on fire. Three and two thirds innings, eleven straight put outs. Then he craps out, thirty-three pitches in the fourth inning alone! Gets pulled, for Gaudin who tosses up two runs on four hits in only one and two third. Jays take the loss 6-4.
If it couldn't get worse Jays have lost all star out fielder Vernon Wells. The bright spot for the Jays was Hinskis' double and a three run homer and the report that Third baseman Corey Koski could be ready to return on Tuesday.
Stats courtesy of www.tsn.com
Well that's how I saw the world of Sports this past weekend.
Later,
Kenaz
Warm and Fuzzies
Way to go Lance Armstrong, you are truly an inspiration to humanity. Armstrong by winning his seventh Tour de France by almost five minutes has etched himself into sporting lore ahead of Gretzky, Woods and all the other contemporaries that he spoke so eloquently of in his farewell speech. Cheers!
As well, congratulations are in further due for Armstrong not being able to resist a parting shot at "the people who don't believe in cycling, the cynics and the skeptics" who suspect that doping is rife and fuelled his dominance of the past seven years.
"I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. But this is a hell of a race," he said. "You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it."
Quotes Curtesy of Associated Press
The Good.
I did fantastic in my Yahoo Sports Fantasy Racing League on Sunday. At the end of NASCAR's Pennsylvania 500 mt stats looked like this.
Notes Started Finish Laps LapsLed QualBonus LapsBonus Score Pts
(A List)
Ryan Newman Dodge 4 5 203 1 1pt 10pts 82 93
(B List)
Rusty Wallace Dodge 13 2 203 18 10 88 98
Mark Martin Ford 3 3 203 26 3 10 86 99
(C List)
Joe Nemechek Chevrolet 14 22 203 8 10 48 58
Race Total:348
If anyone else plays in a fantasy league drop a line and tell me how you did. I had a pretty good day for a rather lack luster season.
Here's the Official Race Results and Summary.
St Car Driver Make Sponsor Pts/Bonus Laps Status
1 2 #97 Kurt Busch Ford IRWIN Industrial Tools 190/10 203 Running
2 13 #2 Rusty Wallace Dodge Miller Lite 175/5 203 Running
3 3 #6 Mark Martin Ford Viagra 170/5 203 Running
4 41 #99 Carl Edwards Ford Office Depot 160/0 203 Running
5 4 #12 Ryan Newman Dodge Mobil 1/Speedpass 160/5 203 Running
6 10 #29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet GM Goodwrench 150/0 203 Running
7 6 #20 Tony Stewart Chevrolet The Home Depot 146/0 203 Running
8 23 #18 Bobby Labonte Chevrolet Interstate Batteries 142/0 203 Running
9 34 #0 Mike Bliss Chevrolet NetZero Best Buy 138/0 203 Running
10 5 #21 Ricky Rudd Ford Motorcraft Genuine Parts 134/0 203 Running
11 1 #42 Jamie McMurray Dodge Texaco Havoline 130/0 203 Running
12 9 #48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's 127/0 203 Running
13 21 #24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet DuPont 124/0 203 Running
14 8 #25 Brian Vickers Chevrolet GMAC/ditech.com 121/0 203 Running
15 20 #88 Dale Jarrett Ford UPS 118/0 203 Running
16 39 #38 Elliott Sadler Ford M&M's 115/0 203 Running
17 7 #16 Greg Biffle Ford Post-it/National Guard 117/5 203 Running
18 16 #19 Jeremy Mayfield Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 109/0 203 Running
19 26 #43 Jeff Green Dodge Cheerios/Betty Crocker 106/0 203 Running
20 42 #41 Casey Mears Dodge Target 103/0 203 Running
21 22 #07 Dave Blaney Chevrolet Jack Daniel's 100/0 203 Running
22 14 #01 Joe Nemechek Chevrolet U.S. Army 102/5 203 Running
23 27 #32 Bobby Hamilton Jr. Chevrolet Tide 94/0 203 Running
24 19 #11 Jason Leffler Chevrolet FedEx Ground 91/0 203 Running
25 11 #22 Scott Wimmer Dodge Caterpillar 88/0 203 Running
26 24 #15 Michael Waltrip Chevrolet NAPA Auto Parts 85/0 203 Running
27 15 #9 Kasey Kahne Dodge Dodge Dealers/UAW 82/0 202 Running
28 25 #40 Sterling Marlin Dodge Coors Light 79/0 202 Running
29 31 #4 Mike Wallace Chevrolet Lucas/Wide Open Energy Drink 81/5 202 Running
30 33 #45 Kyle Petty Dodge Chick-Fil-A Kyle Petty Charity Ride 73/0 202 Running
31 12 #49 Ken Schrader Dodge Schwan's Home Service 70/0 202 Running
32 38 #8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Budweiser 67/0 201 Running
33 18 #10 Scott Riggs Chevrolet Valvoline 64/0 201 Running
34 32 #66 Mike Garvey * Ford Peak Fitness 61/0 201 Running
35 37 #37 Kevin Lepage Dodge BoSPOKER.net 58/0 201 Running
36 30 #17 Matt Kenseth Ford DeWalt Power Tools 55/0 195 Running
37 17 #31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Cingular Wireless 52/0 192 Running
38 40 #77 Travis Kvapil * Dodge Kodak/Jasper Engines 49/0 179 Running
39 28 #5 Kyle Busch * Chevrolet Kellogg's 46/0 150 Out of Race
40 29 #7 Robby Gordon Chevrolet Jim Beam 43/0 143 Out of Race
41 36 #34 P.J. Jones Chevrolet Mach One Inc. 45/5 23 Out of Race
42 43 #27 Kirk Shelmerdine Ford LR Lyons & Son/Salem RV 37/0 11 Out of Race
43 35 #13 Greg Sacks Dodge Sacks Motorsports 34/0 5 Out of Race
* Denotes Rookie
(Re-posted from www.Nascar.com)
Kurt Busch dominated at the beginning, surged back to the lead late and raced to his second win of the season Sunday in the Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway. Busch led 110 of the first 150 laps on his way to retain his fifth place overall standing.
Busch passed second-place finisher Rusty Wallace coming out of Turn 3 with 17 laps left and held on to the lead even as four cautions came out before the end, which forced three extra laps and the green-white checkered flag. Jimmy johnson retains the overall lead with his twelfth place finish.
It was nice to see Mark Martin take third spot, this was perhaps his last run at Pocono. Overall it was a good race, only minor bitching about track conditions causing cut tires from Gordon but hey what do you expect. The million dollar baby finished 13th and is running out of time to crack the top 10 to contend for the Nextel Cup Championship.
It's off for a week, then the guys head off to Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Brickyard for the Allstate 400 on August 6.
The Bad
My CFL fantasy pool over TSN took a beating, it was a week of upsets and finishes you couldn't script. Lets start in Calgary were Henry Burris got the strong start he wanted playing against his old team.
In his first regular season game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders since being acquired by the Calgary Stampeders in the off-season, Burris set the tone early and led his new squad to a convincing 44-18 win Saturday night.
Almost a third of the sellout crowd of 35,652 fans were wearing green to support their beloved Riders, but they didn't have much to cheer about as Burris ran for a pair of touchdowns and threw for two more to lead the Stamps to victory.
Pick:Sask.
Here in Hamilton on Saturday as well, there were five lead changes, but when the final whistle blew the B.C. Lions were still undefeated and my beloved Hamilton Tiger-Cats winless.
B.C. trailed by nine in the second quarter before piecing together a comeback and taking the lead for good late in the third in a 28-22 victory over Hamilton on Saturday night.
The Lions improved to 4-0, while the Ticats fell to 0-4.
Danny McManus played well, but it's clear he needs help from his receivers. Danny Mack completed 16 of 32 passes for 221 yards, two interceptions and no touchdowns in front of 27,692 at Ivor Wynne Stadium. The game clearly went to the Lions quarterback Dave Dickenson, who completed 26 of 34 passes for 313 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
Pick:BC
Friday night I witnessed the shocker of season so far. Milt Stegall gave the suffering Winnipeg fans something to finally cheer about. The Bombers came into the game win less at 0-4.
Stegall took the game in his own hands.
The 11-year Bomber slot back caught a 56-yard touchdown pass with 1:43 remaining to help the Bombers (0-4) get their first win in a wild 51-46 victory over the 2-2 Montreal Alouettes.
The game went back and forth right from the opening kick in front of the 24,550 fans at Canad Inns Stadium. Winnipeg took a 37-19 lead into the fourth quarter, but fell behind 44-43 with just under three minutes remaining until Stegall hauled in his TD. Wane McGarity followed with a two-point conversion.
Here's how the fun unfolded. Just 1:55 into the final quarter and leading 37-22, Winnipeg gambled on a third and one at their own 44-yard line. Roberts was stuffed and Montreal took over and made Winnipeg pay with a 17-yard Cahoon catch deep in the end zone to close the gap 37-29 at 5:09.
On the next series, Glenn's pass to McGarity popped out of his hands and defensive back Reggie Durden snatched it and ran 28 yards to Winnipeg's five-yard line.
A Montreal penalty forced the Als back to the Bomber 15, but Calvillo threw the ball to a wide-open Watkins in the end zone. A two-point convert toss to Cahoon was successful and tied the game 37-37.
With 5:38 remaining Roberts broke open for a 69-yard TD run, but Westwood's convert failed because of a bad snap and it was 43-37.
Calvillo then engineered a five-play, 61-yard drive that finished with Lapointe's one-yard TD plunge at 12:05. Duval's convert was good for a 44-43 Montreal lead, their first lead of the game.
Stegall's TD and McGarity's two-point convert lifted the Bombers back into a 51-44 lead with 1:43 left.
Calvillo marched his squad down to Winnipeg's 24-yard line, but his pass was intercepted by cornerback Justin Coleman at the two-yard line.
Ryan finished the scoring by conceding another safety.
The good part of the game was that former Hamilton Tiger Cat QB, Anthony Calvillo became Montreal's all-time leader in passing yardage. He now has 30,429 yards, surpassing Sam Etcheverry's 30,303 yards.
Pick:Monteal
On Friday night I correctly picked the Edmonton Eskimos(4-1) win over the Ottawa Renegade(2-3). A close one 28-21.
My Results this week: In reality 2-2 (for what ever reason the pool wizards at TSN Fantasy have Hamilton winning 22-0, giving me a weeks total of 1-3?). Hmm, nice try guys but I don't feel my joy. Any way this gives an overal season total of 11-9, I think I need help.
Stats Courtesy of www.cfl.com
The Ugly
I split my time between the race and that awful Toronto at Kansas City game. I won't dwell on it long, in case it induces nausea for some.
Firstly, I guess most KC residences were enjoying their air conditioning instead of braving the 36C heat. I've seen a better turn out for a little league game.
Secondly, I realize it was the 25th anniversary or something like that of George Bretts pine tar incident, god how I realized it! George Brett must have been payed for each reference. I counted four references in less than two innings by the announcer, usually followed by long pauses of dead air from the other announcer.
The game well, the stats say everything, Lilly starts off like a man on fire. Three and two thirds innings, eleven straight put outs. Then he craps out, thirty-three pitches in the fourth inning alone! Gets pulled, for Gaudin who tosses up two runs on four hits in only one and two third. Jays take the loss 6-4.
If it couldn't get worse Jays have lost all star out fielder Vernon Wells. The bright spot for the Jays was Hinskis' double and a three run homer and the report that Third baseman Corey Koski could be ready to return on Tuesday.
Stats courtesy of www.tsn.com
Well that's how I saw the world of Sports this past weekend.
Later,
Kenaz
Monday's Track List Over At The Eternal Kenaz
Hey all, it's shaping up to be another hot sunny day in the 'Hammer'. I uploaded a new play list this morning, here's the updated track list. Todays play list runs 7:13:00.
As a reminder you can find all these great Old Time Radio, Jazz and Blues from the Golden Era of Radio and todays artists who were influenced by their music by clicking the Kenaz's Old Time Radio link to the right. Or if for some reason you can't just cut and paste the following into your browser.
http://www.live365.com/stations/theeternalkenaz
1. Blind Willie Johnson - Nobody's Fault But Mine - Dark Was the Night 32/44/s
2.Blind Willie Johnson - Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Bur - Dark Was the Night 32/44/sc 3:03
3.Avenger - The Mystery Of Dead Mans Rock - 45-07-13 32/44/sc 28:36
4.Avenger - The Melody Of Murder - 1945-08-03 32/44/sc 28:44
5.Alberta Hunter - Black Man 32/44/sc 3:13
6.Alberta Hunter - Handy Man 05:29:40 32/44/sc 3:34
7.BB King-Buddy Guy w/Jimmy Vaug - Eric Clapton and Bonnie Raitt - all star jam 32/44/sc 5:34
8. B.B. King-T-Bone Walker-Muddy Waters - Why My Baby 32/44/sc 5:07
9. Barbecue Bob - Dollar down Blues - Complete Recorded Works, Vol 2 3
32/44/sc 2:53
10.Barbecue Bob - Mississippi Heavy Water - American Folk 2 n/a
32/44/sc 2:24
11.Bessie Smith - Frosty Morning Blues 32/44/sc 3:16
12. Big Bill Broonzy - All By Myself - Living The Blues 32/44/sc 2:33
13.Big Bill Broonzy - Good Boy - The Blues Collection # 27- Whiskey And Good Time Blues 32/44/sc 2:35
14.Big Joe Turner - The Chill Is On - The Blues Boss 32/44/sc 2:46
15. Big Mama Thornton - Everybody - not known 32/44/sc 3:03
16.Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton - Stop A-Hoppin' On Me 32/44/sc 2:28
17.Billie Holiday - As Time Goes By 32/44/sc 3:35
18. Billie Holiday - Come Rain or Come Shine 32/44/sc 4:25
19.Blind Blake - Hey Hey Daddy Blues 05:24:38 32/44/sc 3:00
20. Blid Lemon Jefferson - Match Box Blues 32/44/sc 3:00
21.Blind Lemon Jefferson - The Crawlin Baby Blues 32/44/sc 2:40
22.Blues Traveler - Carolina Blues 32/44/sc 4:44
23.Blues Traveler - Crash Burn - Four 32/44/sc 2:59
24. Bonnie Raitt - All At Once - Luck Of The Draw 32/44/sc 5:09
25.Bonnie Raitt - Come To Me - Luck Of The Draw 32/44/sc 4:24
26.Buddy Guy - Sweet Black Angel - 32/44/sc 6:16
27.Buddy Guy - Try To Quit You Baby - Southern Blues 1957-63 32/44/sc 2:34
28. BYTHER SMITH - Hold That Train - Nothin' But The BLUES - CD 02 32/44/sc 5:06
29. Charlie Chan - Murder In Cabin 15 - 19xx-xx-xx 32/44/sc 14:40
30. Charlie Chhan - The Escaped Musician - 19xx-xx-xx 32/44/sc 24:20
31. Death Valley Days - Sam Bass - August 27, 1936 32/44/sc 27:14
32. Dimension X - The Potters of Firsk - ep17 32/44/sc 25:05
33. Elmore James - Madison Blues - Chess Blues Classics: 1957 to 1967 32/44/sc
34. Elmore James - Sweet Home Chicago - not known 32/44/sc 2:57
35. Father Knows Best - New Years Sitter - Dec/31/1953 32/44/sc 29:11
36. Fathers Knows Best - A New Housekeeper - 1950-06-22 32/44/sc 29:37
37. Frontier Town - Quade Dunsten State Senetor - 19xx-xx-xx 32/44/sc 28:33
38. GS520712 - Boughten Bride - Gunsmoke 32/44/sc 29:46
39. Blind Lemon Jefferson - The Crawlin Baby 32/44/sc 2:40
40. Norah Jones - More Than This 32/44/sc 7:53
41. Norah jones - One Flight Down 32/44/sc 5:27
42. North Mississippi Allstars - Shake 'Em On Down - Shake Hands With Shorty 32/44/sc 4:05
43.Playhouse Theater - Now Voyager - 19xx-xx-xx 5.0 32/44/sc 29:55
44. Professor Longhair - Its My Fault Darling 32/44/sc 5:05
45.Professor Longhair - Red Beans 32/44/sc 5:17
46.Robert Johnson - Traveling Riverside Blues 32/44/sc 5:15
47. Robert Johnson - Walking Blues 32/44/sc 2:10
48. Skip James - Shake 'Em On Down - Blues Roots - 1930- 32/44/sc 3:01
49.The Eternal Kenaz - Commercial Break - program intro 32/44/sc 0:31
50. Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton - Stop A-Hoppin' On Me 32/44/sc 2:28
Enjoy,
Kenaz
As a reminder you can find all these great Old Time Radio, Jazz and Blues from the Golden Era of Radio and todays artists who were influenced by their music by clicking the Kenaz's Old Time Radio link to the right. Or if for some reason you can't just cut and paste the following into your browser.
http://www.live365.com/stations/theeternalkenaz
1. Blind Willie Johnson - Nobody's Fault But Mine - Dark Was the Night 32/44/s
2.Blind Willie Johnson - Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Bur - Dark Was the Night 32/44/sc 3:03
3.Avenger - The Mystery Of Dead Mans Rock - 45-07-13 32/44/sc 28:36
4.Avenger - The Melody Of Murder - 1945-08-03 32/44/sc 28:44
5.Alberta Hunter - Black Man 32/44/sc 3:13
6.Alberta Hunter - Handy Man 05:29:40 32/44/sc 3:34
7.BB King-Buddy Guy w/Jimmy Vaug - Eric Clapton and Bonnie Raitt - all star jam 32/44/sc 5:34
8. B.B. King-T-Bone Walker-Muddy Waters - Why My Baby 32/44/sc 5:07
9. Barbecue Bob - Dollar down Blues - Complete Recorded Works, Vol 2 3
32/44/sc 2:53
10.Barbecue Bob - Mississippi Heavy Water - American Folk 2 n/a
32/44/sc 2:24
11.Bessie Smith - Frosty Morning Blues 32/44/sc 3:16
12. Big Bill Broonzy - All By Myself - Living The Blues 32/44/sc 2:33
13.Big Bill Broonzy - Good Boy - The Blues Collection # 27- Whiskey And Good Time Blues 32/44/sc 2:35
14.Big Joe Turner - The Chill Is On - The Blues Boss 32/44/sc 2:46
15. Big Mama Thornton - Everybody - not known 32/44/sc 3:03
16.Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton - Stop A-Hoppin' On Me 32/44/sc 2:28
17.Billie Holiday - As Time Goes By 32/44/sc 3:35
18. Billie Holiday - Come Rain or Come Shine 32/44/sc 4:25
19.Blind Blake - Hey Hey Daddy Blues 05:24:38 32/44/sc 3:00
20. Blid Lemon Jefferson - Match Box Blues 32/44/sc 3:00
21.Blind Lemon Jefferson - The Crawlin Baby Blues 32/44/sc 2:40
22.Blues Traveler - Carolina Blues 32/44/sc 4:44
23.Blues Traveler - Crash Burn - Four 32/44/sc 2:59
24. Bonnie Raitt - All At Once - Luck Of The Draw 32/44/sc 5:09
25.Bonnie Raitt - Come To Me - Luck Of The Draw 32/44/sc 4:24
26.Buddy Guy - Sweet Black Angel - 32/44/sc 6:16
27.Buddy Guy - Try To Quit You Baby - Southern Blues 1957-63 32/44/sc 2:34
28. BYTHER SMITH - Hold That Train - Nothin' But The BLUES - CD 02 32/44/sc 5:06
29. Charlie Chan - Murder In Cabin 15 - 19xx-xx-xx 32/44/sc 14:40
30. Charlie Chhan - The Escaped Musician - 19xx-xx-xx 32/44/sc 24:20
31. Death Valley Days - Sam Bass - August 27, 1936 32/44/sc 27:14
32. Dimension X - The Potters of Firsk - ep17 32/44/sc 25:05
33. Elmore James - Madison Blues - Chess Blues Classics: 1957 to 1967 32/44/sc
34. Elmore James - Sweet Home Chicago - not known 32/44/sc 2:57
35. Father Knows Best - New Years Sitter - Dec/31/1953 32/44/sc 29:11
36. Fathers Knows Best - A New Housekeeper - 1950-06-22 32/44/sc 29:37
37. Frontier Town - Quade Dunsten State Senetor - 19xx-xx-xx 32/44/sc 28:33
38. GS520712 - Boughten Bride - Gunsmoke 32/44/sc 29:46
39. Blind Lemon Jefferson - The Crawlin Baby 32/44/sc 2:40
40. Norah Jones - More Than This 32/44/sc 7:53
41. Norah jones - One Flight Down 32/44/sc 5:27
42. North Mississippi Allstars - Shake 'Em On Down - Shake Hands With Shorty 32/44/sc 4:05
43.Playhouse Theater - Now Voyager - 19xx-xx-xx 5.0 32/44/sc 29:55
44. Professor Longhair - Its My Fault Darling 32/44/sc 5:05
45.Professor Longhair - Red Beans 32/44/sc 5:17
46.Robert Johnson - Traveling Riverside Blues 32/44/sc 5:15
47. Robert Johnson - Walking Blues 32/44/sc 2:10
48. Skip James - Shake 'Em On Down - Blues Roots - 1930- 32/44/sc 3:01
49.The Eternal Kenaz - Commercial Break - program intro 32/44/sc 0:31
50. Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton - Stop A-Hoppin' On Me 32/44/sc 2:28
Enjoy,
Kenaz
Sunday, July 24, 2005
Oliphant logo that I created. Oliphant translates from the Celtic language to mean "Bull Elephant". The Celts in 42AD created the word to describe the sound of the approaching Roman army who included fifty elephants in their attack. What the hell, if it worked for Hannibal 250 years earlier going over the alps, the English Channel should have been a cake walk for Emperor Claudius' commander Aulus Plautius. They ivy wreath intertwined around the elephants trunk represents litterally my mother who's middle name was ivy, as well as figuratively, the bonds of love that my parents shared. Here is a link to the history of the battle of Medway, Kent. http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/r/ro/roman_invasion_of_britain.htm
The Oliphant Clan cerca 1974. (Front row from left to right) Cherlyanne, Mom(Bernice),,me,Rosanne. (Back row left to right) Denise,Wayne,Patrice.(Absent)Father(Kenneth) hard working truck driver still working. Man, family gatherings where so much simpler, now the family has grown from us six to five inlaws, four nieces, seven nephews, and even a great nephew and another one on the way. Slowly putting the family tree in photos together, I will post as I gather. I'm calling out to any Bell or Oliphant families, leave a note or sign the guest book I would love to hear from you. Side note, to any Oliphants out there, please, I have no photos of my Grandpa Harold Oliphant, father to Kenneth and Albert Oliphant, as well as Eileen Back and Sherry Hurtel(nee Oliphant). If you know of any such photos I would love to hear from you.
Saturday, July 23, 2005
Dad's Memorium. Rest in Piece, to a great man who left the world way to soon. A public service announcement please check with your local Heart Disease Prevention Centre, or click the link on the right side of this page for more information on how you can prevent a terrible disease from effecting you or your love ones.
Picture of my Mom. Not sure why she looks a bit unhappy? And no that's not Timmy playing with Lassie, that's my Uncle Nelson. Good form with then gun though. I believe both Nelson and his brother Walllace where hunters. I never took up the sport, don't like guns. I only play with them in the movies.
A great portrait of my Great Grandma Bell. I love the old sepia tones that photos had back then. Note the Bell family were Salvation Army (similar to Pennsylvanian Dutch or even Quaker) by religion hense the long Victorian dress and high collar. My sister has a picture of my Grandmother Bell later in her life wearing a similar dress with the bonnett.
Four Generations of Bell Women (Mom's Side)
Four Generations of Bell Women (Mom's side)Aunt Lottie Bell(baby),Grandma Marie Carmel Bell(holding Lottie),Great Grandma Lottie(Hubbard)West(in white)and Great Great Grandma Amelia Hubbard
Pittsburgh Wins Crosby Sweepstakes!
Needlessly to say I am estatic!. After the NHL 2005 draft lottery results were announced, I felt hope for the upcomming season. To see the Quebec phenom heading to Pittsburg is a hockey fans dream. My fantasy would be to watch Sydney Crosby lace it up for the first time and stand at centre ice with "The Magnificent Mario" on his wing, even if it's for one shift. With Crosby and last years first pick from Russia's Super League Evgeni Malkin Pittsburg is stocked full at centre for a long time. Along with recent graduate from Wilkes-Barre Colby Armstrong on right wing and 2003 Canadian Juniors sensation Marc-Andre Fleury in goal the Penguins have a strong nucleus of fine young talent.
It's a good thing for both Crosby and the league that this fine superstar of the future hadn't gone to either of the other two front runners, Carolina Hurricanes or Anaheim Mighty Ducks. He would have been wasted in markets that wouldn't use his on or off ice potential to their maximum. I watched him in interviews at the Juniors and in while he was in the QMJHL and this "kid" is head and shoulders above the average seventeen year old athlete.
Crosby has been forever compared to "The Great One". Let me tell you, I've seen the old interviews that he gave at the 1978 Juniors. Here was a skinny, shy and nervous kid, barely making any eye contact with the reporter or the camera. I relize that the kids today are primed for handling the media attention since the age of ten, but Crosby is a confident and poised young man. There isn't even the slightest touch of arrogance any where in his genes, but I wouldn't blame him if there was. Just look at his record of accomplishments so far.
Crosby single handedly carried the Rimouski Oceanic and was clearly the doninant talent at the Junior Championships. In Rimouski he steered the team to the Memorial Cup final, finishing with 168 points (66 goals, 102 assists) in just 62 games. Crosby also excelled in the 2005 World Junior Championships, helping lead Canada to the gold medal with six goals and three assists in six games.
The health of the NHL can finally be taken off the critical list. Maybe all this time off has rejuvinated the lethargic brains of Bettman and the rest of the NHL board of directors. No more yaking about bigger nets, no red line and size of equiptment. It's time to shut up and play!
Oh as a side note, I'm a Toronto fan, and lets say I'm not terribly optimistic about what the Leafs will draft with their number twenty eight pick. Maybe the guy who makes great Veggie dogs outside Union Station, near the GO Terminal. Man what great tong skills!
Well got to go, off to do the family get together thing. My sister and her fiance from Kingston are comming down later to pick up their kids who were staying at one of my other sisters.
Kenaz Out!
It's a good thing for both Crosby and the league that this fine superstar of the future hadn't gone to either of the other two front runners, Carolina Hurricanes or Anaheim Mighty Ducks. He would have been wasted in markets that wouldn't use his on or off ice potential to their maximum. I watched him in interviews at the Juniors and in while he was in the QMJHL and this "kid" is head and shoulders above the average seventeen year old athlete.
Crosby has been forever compared to "The Great One". Let me tell you, I've seen the old interviews that he gave at the 1978 Juniors. Here was a skinny, shy and nervous kid, barely making any eye contact with the reporter or the camera. I relize that the kids today are primed for handling the media attention since the age of ten, but Crosby is a confident and poised young man. There isn't even the slightest touch of arrogance any where in his genes, but I wouldn't blame him if there was. Just look at his record of accomplishments so far.
Crosby single handedly carried the Rimouski Oceanic and was clearly the doninant talent at the Junior Championships. In Rimouski he steered the team to the Memorial Cup final, finishing with 168 points (66 goals, 102 assists) in just 62 games. Crosby also excelled in the 2005 World Junior Championships, helping lead Canada to the gold medal with six goals and three assists in six games.
The health of the NHL can finally be taken off the critical list. Maybe all this time off has rejuvinated the lethargic brains of Bettman and the rest of the NHL board of directors. No more yaking about bigger nets, no red line and size of equiptment. It's time to shut up and play!
Oh as a side note, I'm a Toronto fan, and lets say I'm not terribly optimistic about what the Leafs will draft with their number twenty eight pick. Maybe the guy who makes great Veggie dogs outside Union Station, near the GO Terminal. Man what great tong skills!
Well got to go, off to do the family get together thing. My sister and her fiance from Kingston are comming down later to pick up their kids who were staying at one of my other sisters.
Kenaz Out!
Friday, July 22, 2005
July 22, 2005
Reading today's news wires has left me with both feelings of contempt for the scourge of society that wishes to cause pain and feelings of over welming love for those of us human kind that continue to defy all odds and spit in the face of evil.
To all those effected by the cowardness of the London Bombers, I offer my hand and I ask all bloggers to do so as well. Together, we must form a human chain of resistance against all these extremists who's twisted minds allow them to follow the voice of demons. Demons who masquerade as Gods.
Tony Blair made the following statement after yesterdays event,
"We know why these things are done -- they're done to scare people and make them worried," Blair told reporters. Although these incidents should not be minimized, he said, "what's important is that people do stay calm and react in the way they've reacted so far."
"To react in any other way," he added, "is to engage in the game they want us to engage in."
Lets all join hands, and together we can rid the world of this evil.
Peace.
Now, for something completely absurd. I can't begin to describe what went down in British Columbia today, so I will just repost the story as Reuters news service reported.
LANGLEY, British Columbia (Reuters) - Three people have been arrested after police raided a sophisticated tunnel intended to smuggle drugs under the U.S.-Canada border between Vancouver and Seattle, investigators said on Thursday.
The smugglers spent more than a year building the 360-foot (110-meter) tunnel that ran from a Quonset hut-style storage building in the rural Aldergrove neighborhood of Langley, British Columbia, to the living room of a home in Lynden, Washington, U.S. and Canadian investigators said.
"It was well built, probably one of the most sophisticated tunnels we've ever seen," said Rod Benson, an agent with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. "There was a significant drug trafficking organization that was responsible for the construction."
Video supplied by investigators showed that the inside of the tunnel was lined with wood supports and concrete reinforced with steel. The builders had installed a small cart to allow them to move freight or people from one end to the other.
Investigators said it was the first time a drug smuggling tunnel had been found on the U.S.-Canada border, although more than 30 such tunnels have been uncovered on the border between Mexico and the United States.
Large quantities of potent "B.C. Bud" are smuggled to the United States each year from British Columbia, where illegal marijuana growing has been estimated to be a more than C$2 billion-a-year industry ($1.7 billion).
Investigators said that while they believe it had only been used briefly to smuggle marijuana to the United States, the tunnel was also likely intended to smuggle illegal immigrants into the United States and cocaine and guns into Canada.
Police raided the tunnel on Wednesday, arresting three men from Surrey, British Columbia. They also seized 93 pounds of marijuana that had been loaded into a vehicle and was being driven across Washington state.
Francis Devandra Raj, 30, Timothy Woo, 34, and Jonathan Valenzuela, 27, have been charged with drug smuggling and are being held in the United States. Investigators said the three men are well known to police in Canada.
Raj owned the property at the tunnels Canadian entrance. The owner of the property on the U.S. side has not been arrested, but police said they are still investigating.
DIGGING WORK HIDDEN
Neighbors said the builders did a good job hiding their activities. "I'm kind of a nosy person... and I never seen any activity to speak of," said Mike Hamm, who lived not far from Raj's property.
There were unconfirmed reports that an audio tape of automobile repairs was used to mask the digging work inside the hut.
Canadian border officials were tipped off that something was being built in late 2003, and later received reports of wood being delivered to the Aldergrove property and debris being taken away.
U.S. investigators had secretly entered the Lyndon house on July 2, and installed monitoring equipment. A reporter said it appeared the builders had constructed a substantial storage space under the house.
The international boundary in the area of the tunnel is marked by a small ditch that runs between parallel Canadian and U.S. roads. American officials monitor the area with remote-controlled cameras.
This just blew me away, what did the neibours think was happening on this property? I wonder if these guys were planning to put in a Tim Hortons on the Canadian end, a Starbucks on the US side, maybe a bed and breakfast. Hey just looking out for those illegal immigrant pot smugglers.
Anywho, I'm preparing for a busy weekend in sports. The lazy asses on both sides of the NHL dispute have finally decided to put away the golf clubs and pick up the sticks. Can't Waite for the draft, it maybe a snowballs chance in hell, but hey maybe Toronto's one pick will snag them Sydney Crosby. Now wouldn't that be a shit!
Sunday is Lance Armstrong day around cassa Kenaz. Man what can you say, barring a freak natural disaster hitting Paris, Lance will win his unbelievable SEVENTH! Tour De France. I'm putting my vote in early, declaring Lance Armstrong athlete of this and any century. Lance should remind all of us the wonderful advancements that have been made in all fields of Cancer research. But we still have a long way to go, so support your local Cancer charities and get checked regularly. I lost my mother to Cancer in 1999, so what Lance has accomplished means so much to me. Can I get a hell yah!
Other than that it will be NASCAR, the CFL(Canada's exciting brand of football) and maybe a Blue Jays game.
Later,
Kenaz Out!
To all those effected by the cowardness of the London Bombers, I offer my hand and I ask all bloggers to do so as well. Together, we must form a human chain of resistance against all these extremists who's twisted minds allow them to follow the voice of demons. Demons who masquerade as Gods.
Tony Blair made the following statement after yesterdays event,
"We know why these things are done -- they're done to scare people and make them worried," Blair told reporters. Although these incidents should not be minimized, he said, "what's important is that people do stay calm and react in the way they've reacted so far."
"To react in any other way," he added, "is to engage in the game they want us to engage in."
Lets all join hands, and together we can rid the world of this evil.
Peace.
Now, for something completely absurd. I can't begin to describe what went down in British Columbia today, so I will just repost the story as Reuters news service reported.
LANGLEY, British Columbia (Reuters) - Three people have been arrested after police raided a sophisticated tunnel intended to smuggle drugs under the U.S.-Canada border between Vancouver and Seattle, investigators said on Thursday.
The smugglers spent more than a year building the 360-foot (110-meter) tunnel that ran from a Quonset hut-style storage building in the rural Aldergrove neighborhood of Langley, British Columbia, to the living room of a home in Lynden, Washington, U.S. and Canadian investigators said.
"It was well built, probably one of the most sophisticated tunnels we've ever seen," said Rod Benson, an agent with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. "There was a significant drug trafficking organization that was responsible for the construction."
Video supplied by investigators showed that the inside of the tunnel was lined with wood supports and concrete reinforced with steel. The builders had installed a small cart to allow them to move freight or people from one end to the other.
Investigators said it was the first time a drug smuggling tunnel had been found on the U.S.-Canada border, although more than 30 such tunnels have been uncovered on the border between Mexico and the United States.
Large quantities of potent "B.C. Bud" are smuggled to the United States each year from British Columbia, where illegal marijuana growing has been estimated to be a more than C$2 billion-a-year industry ($1.7 billion).
Investigators said that while they believe it had only been used briefly to smuggle marijuana to the United States, the tunnel was also likely intended to smuggle illegal immigrants into the United States and cocaine and guns into Canada.
Police raided the tunnel on Wednesday, arresting three men from Surrey, British Columbia. They also seized 93 pounds of marijuana that had been loaded into a vehicle and was being driven across Washington state.
Francis Devandra Raj, 30, Timothy Woo, 34, and Jonathan Valenzuela, 27, have been charged with drug smuggling and are being held in the United States. Investigators said the three men are well known to police in Canada.
Raj owned the property at the tunnels Canadian entrance. The owner of the property on the U.S. side has not been arrested, but police said they are still investigating.
DIGGING WORK HIDDEN
Neighbors said the builders did a good job hiding their activities. "I'm kind of a nosy person... and I never seen any activity to speak of," said Mike Hamm, who lived not far from Raj's property.
There were unconfirmed reports that an audio tape of automobile repairs was used to mask the digging work inside the hut.
Canadian border officials were tipped off that something was being built in late 2003, and later received reports of wood being delivered to the Aldergrove property and debris being taken away.
U.S. investigators had secretly entered the Lyndon house on July 2, and installed monitoring equipment. A reporter said it appeared the builders had constructed a substantial storage space under the house.
The international boundary in the area of the tunnel is marked by a small ditch that runs between parallel Canadian and U.S. roads. American officials monitor the area with remote-controlled cameras.
This just blew me away, what did the neibours think was happening on this property? I wonder if these guys were planning to put in a Tim Hortons on the Canadian end, a Starbucks on the US side, maybe a bed and breakfast. Hey just looking out for those illegal immigrant pot smugglers.
Anywho, I'm preparing for a busy weekend in sports. The lazy asses on both sides of the NHL dispute have finally decided to put away the golf clubs and pick up the sticks. Can't Waite for the draft, it maybe a snowballs chance in hell, but hey maybe Toronto's one pick will snag them Sydney Crosby. Now wouldn't that be a shit!
Sunday is Lance Armstrong day around cassa Kenaz. Man what can you say, barring a freak natural disaster hitting Paris, Lance will win his unbelievable SEVENTH! Tour De France. I'm putting my vote in early, declaring Lance Armstrong athlete of this and any century. Lance should remind all of us the wonderful advancements that have been made in all fields of Cancer research. But we still have a long way to go, so support your local Cancer charities and get checked regularly. I lost my mother to Cancer in 1999, so what Lance has accomplished means so much to me. Can I get a hell yah!
Other than that it will be NASCAR, the CFL(Canada's exciting brand of football) and maybe a Blue Jays game.
Later,
Kenaz Out!
2003-2004 Productions
If your interested to know what had been filming in Toronto last year you can cut and paste this link into your browser:
http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/tfto/2004todate.htm
to get the full list in .pdf format. Here are other lists for productions shot in 2003 (released in 2004)
FEATURE FILMS
20 Features
CHANCE
Company: Rushlight Entertainment Inc
Producer(s): Michael Currie, Soojin Kwon, Allan Vukadin
Director: James Cohen
Principal Cast: Amel Hesh, Serena Deparis
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
COLDWATER
Company: Peace Point Productions Inc
Producer(s): Paul Scherzer, Tracey Boylton, Hartley
Gorenstein
Director: Rubba Nada
Principal Cast: Arsinee Khanjian
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN
Company: Confessions Productions Ltd / Walt Disney
Studios
Producer(s): Jerry Leider, Robert Shapiro
Director: Sara Sugarman
Principal Cast: Lindsay Lohan, Alison Pill, Megan Fox,
Glenne Headly, Carol Kane, Eli Marienthal, Adam Garcia
Month(s): June (03) to August (03)
US
THE CRYPT CLUB (Reshoot)
Company: Crypt Club Productions Inc / Sudden Storm
Productions
Producer(s): Miguel Gallego, Nancy Moore, Jesse D. Ikeman
Director: Miguel Gallego
Principal Cast: Alison Pill, Jessica Greco, Kerry Segal,
Michele Duquet
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
DAWN OF THE DEAD
Company: Corpus Vivos Productions Inc / Strike
Entertainment / New Amsterdam Entertainment / Universal
Studios
Producer(s): Richard P. Rubinstein, Marc Abraham, Eric
Newman, Tom Bliss (Exec), Armyan Bernstein (Exec),
Dennis E. Jones (Exec), Mike Messina (Co)
Director: Zack Snyder
Principal Cast: Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, Jake Weber,
Mekhi Phifer, Ty Burrell, Michael Kelly, Kevin Zegers
Month(s): June (03) to August (03)
US
EATING THE BONES (Reshoot)
Company: Eating the Bones Productions Inc / Hungry Eyes /
Film Food Inc
Producer(s): Chris Zimmer (Exec), Jen Holness, Eric Jordan
(Assoc)
Director: David Sutherland
Principal Cast: Hill Harper, Nayokah Marlyne, Mark Taylor,
Kai Soremekun, Jennifer Baxter, Karen Robinson
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
FIVE
Company: Five Films
Producer(s): Silvia Kovatchev
Director: Silvia Kovatchev
Principal Cast: Christi Powell, Lynda Muir, Peter Nelson,
Steve Caley, Rebecca Davis, Alexander Street
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
GOSPEL OF JOHN
Company: The Book of John Inc / The Gospel of John
Limited / Visual Bible Entertainment / Mygar / Cine Pariso SL
Producer(s): Joel B. Michaels (Exec), Sandy Pearl (Exec),
Martin Katz (Exec), Jeff Sackman
Director: Philip Saville
Principal Cast: Henry Ian Cusick, Scott Handy, Tristan
Gemmill, Stuart Bunce, Daniel Kash, Elliot Levey
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
Canada / UK
GUARDED SECRETS
Company: 48 Media Inc / BGB Film Ltd
Producer(s): Julian Ferrera, Zoltan Furedi
Director: Zsuzsanna Boszormenyi
Principal Cast: Andrea Fullastar
Month(s): April (03)
Canada / Hungary / Austria / Finland
HAROLD & KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE
Company: Senator Entertainment Inc / Harold & Kumar
Canada Inc / Senator International
Producer(s): Nathan Kahane (Exec), Carsten Lorenz (Exec),
Greg Shapiro, J.Miles Dale (Co)
Director: Danny Leiner
Principal Cast: John Cho, Kal Penn, Neil Patrick Harris,
Paula Garces, Fred Willard
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
US
A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD
Company: Leaving Cleveland Inc / Killer Films Inc / Hart
Sharp Entertainment
Producer(s): Tom Hulce, Katie Roumel, Christine Vachon,
Pamela Koffler, Jeff Sharp, John Hart, John Wells (Exec)
Director: Michael Mayer
Principal Cast: Colin Farrell, Dallas Roberts, Robin Wright
Penn, Andrew Chalmers, Ryan Donowho
Month(s): March (03) to May (03)
US
HORSIE.S RETREAT
Company: Cleanfreak Productions / Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Karina Griffin
Director: Tony Asimakopoulos
Principal Cast: Joris Jarsky, Carlo Rota, Claudia Besso, Amy
Stewart, Rae Ellen Bodie
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada
INTO THE HEAT
Company: Caruso Visual Productions Inc
Producer(s): Frank Caruso
Director: Frank Caruso
Principal Cast: Jalal Merhi, Lorne Avedon
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
KAL HO NAA HO
Company: Dharma Productions
Producer(s): Yash Johar
Director: Nikhil Advani
Principal Cast: Shahrukh Khan, Priety Zinta, Saif Ali Khan
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
India
MY BROTHER.S KEEPER
Company: BensonDale Productions Inc
Producer(s): Jeff Deverett, Sean Cisterna
Director: Jordan Barker
Principal Cast: Aaron Ashmore
Month(s): July (03) to August (03)
Canada
NUMBER ONE FAN
Company: Caged Angel Films Inc
Producer(s): Grace Kosaka
Director: Neil Coombs
Principal Cast: Grace Kosaka, Marty Moreau, Larry Bain
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
THE PRINCE AND THE FRESHMAN
Company: PF Films Inc / Lions Gate Films / Sobini Films /
Paramount Pictures
Producer(s): Mark Amin, Cami Winikoff (Exec), Robin Schorr
(Exec), Jeffrey Lampert (Co)
Director: Martha Coolidge
Principal Cast: Julia Stiles, Luke Mably, Miranda Richardson,
Ben Miller, Zachary Knighton, John Bourgeois, Alberta
Watson, Steve O.Reilly, Elizabeth Waterston
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
US
SUGAR
Company: On the Stroll Productions / Defiant Entertainment
Inc
Producer(s): Jennifer Jonas (Exec), John Buchan, Damion
Nurse, Todd Klinck (Assoc)
Director: John Palmer
Principal Cast: Andre Noble, Haylee Wanstall, Marnie
McPhail, R.D. Reid, Steve Alguire
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada
THAT TOUCH OF PINK
Company: Sienna Films Productions III Inc / Sienna Films
Inc / Martin Pope Productions
Producer(s): Jennifer Kawaja, Martin Pope, Julia Sereny,
Brent Barclay
Director: Ian Rashid
Principal Cast: Jimi Mistry, Kyle MacLachlan, Kristen
Holden-Ried, Suleka Mathew, Veena Sood
Month(s): April (03) to May (03)
Canada / UK
WELCOME TO MOOSEPORT
Company: Welcome Productions Ltd / Twentieth Century
Fox / Intermedia Films
Producer(s): Basil Iwanyk, Tom Schulman, Moritz Borman
(Exec), Rory Rosegarten (Exec), David Coatsworth (Co)
Director: Donald Petrie
Principal Cast: Gene Hackman, Ray Romano, Marcia Gay
Harden, Rip Torn, Christine Baranski, Maura Tierney, Fred
Savage, Karl Pruner, Jackie Richardson, Jayne Eastwood
Month(s): April (03) to July (03)
US
MOVIES MADE FOR T.V.
9 Made-for-TV Movies
THE BIG DANCE
(Showtime)
Company: DC 911 Productions Ltd / Dufferin Gate
Productions
Producer(s): Lionel Chetwynd, Robert Halmi Sr (Exec),
Armand Leo (Line)
Director: Brian Trenchard Smith
Principal Cast: Timothy Bottoms, Penny Johnson Jerald,
Lawrence Pressman, David Fonteno, Mary Gordon Murray,
George Takei
Month(s): April (03) to May (03)
US
BUGS
(Sci Fi)
Company: Amber Light Films
Producer(s): Dara Cohen (Exec), Derek Rappaport
Director: Joseph Conti
Principal Cast: Antonio Sabato Jr, Angie Everhart, R.H.
Thompson, Karl Pruner
Month(s): January (03) to February (03)
US
CAVEDWELLER
(Showtime)
Company: Cavedweller Production Ltd / Viacom Ltd /
Dufferin Gate Productions
Producer(s): Kyra Sedgwick, Orly Adelson, David Yudain,
Michael Levine (Line)
Director: Lisa Cholodenko
Principal Cast: Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, Jill Scott
Month(s): July (03) to August (03)
US
DIRECT ACTION
()
Company: GFT Action Films Inc
Producer(s): Gary Howsam, Avi Lerner (Exec), Lewin Webb
(Co), Paul Jennison (Assoc)
Director: Sidney J. Furie
Principal Cast: Dolph Lundgren, Polly Shannon, Donald
Burda, Rothaford Gray, Walter Alza, Conrad Dunn
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
ELOISE
(ABC / Disney)
Company: Eloise Television Productions Inc / Handmade
Films / Di Novi Pictures
Producer(s): Patrick Meehan (Exec), Denise Di Novi (Exec),
Thomas D. Adelman, Christine Sacani, Alison Greenspan
(Co), Charlie Myers (Assoc), Janelle Ramaker (Assoc)
Director: Kevin Lima
Principal Cast: Julie Andrews, Sofie Vassilieva, Jeffrey
Tambor, Victor A. Young, Christine Baranski, Debra Monk
Month(s): January (03) to February (03)
US
ICE BOUND
(CBS)
Company: Icebound Productions (Muse) Inc
Producer(s): Michael Prupas (Exec), Clara George
Director: Roger Spottiswoode
Principal Cast: Susan Sarandon, Aidan Devine, Paulino
Nunes, Cynthia Mace, Steve Cumyn, Carl Marotte
Month(s): February (03) to March (03)
Canada
LAMONT.S MACCABEES
(Disney)
Company: Rebound Productions Ltd / On the Brink
Productions Inc / Daniel L. Paulson Productions / Disney
Channel
Producer(s): Dan Paulson (Exec), Bob Chmiel (Exec), Jackie
George
Principal Cast: Alex D. Linz, Richard T. Jones, R.H.
Thomson, Linda Kash, Sheila McCarthy, Jason Blicker,
Cassie Steele
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
US
SIBS
(CBC)
Company: Sienna Films Productions II Inc / Sienna Films
Producer(s): Jennifer Kawaja, Julia Sereny, Brent Barclay,
Diane Flacks (Consulting)
Director: Laurie Lynd
Principal Cast: Diane Flacks, Richard Greenblatt
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
THIS TIME AROUND
(ABC)
Company: Never Time Productions Ltd
Producer(s): Joel Rice (Exec), Mark Winemaker
Director: Doug Barr
Principal Cast: Carly Pope, Sara Rue, Brian A. Green
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
City of Toronto
Economic Development, Culture & Tourism
Economic Development
2003 Production List
July 25, 2003
Page 4 of 18
MINISERIES
2 Miniseries
LIVES OF THE SAINTS
(CTV)
Company: Capri Lives Productions Inc / Capri Films
Producer(s): Gabriella Martinelli, Giovanna Arata
Director: Jerry Ciccoritti
Principal Cast: Sophia Loren, Fabrizio Filipo, Jessica Pare
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada / Italy
SHAKESPEAREVILLE
Company: Rhombus Media Inc / 681417 Ontario Ltd
Producer(s): Niv Fichman, Daniel Iron, Sari Friedland
Director: Peter Wellington
Principal Cast: Paul Gross, Stephen Ouimette, Martha
Burns, Mark McKinney, Luke Kirby, Rachel McAdams
Month(s): March (03) to May (03)
Canada
City of Toronto
Economic Development, Culture & Tourism
Economic Development
2003 Production List
July 25, 2003
Page 5 of 18
TELEVISION SPECIALS
( Drama / Variety / Docu-Drama / Pilots /
Documentaries / Inter-Active)
56 Television Specials
ANNABELLE H
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Phil Frappier
Director: Alex Franchi
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
ANNE MURRAY: RSVP
(Variety / CBC)
Company: CBC
Producer(s): Aidan Cosgrave
Director: Shelagh O.Brian
Principal Cast: Anne Murray
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
THE ARBUCKLE ACADEMY
(Short Film)
Company: Quintessential Productions
Producer(s): Adam Landucci
Director: Adam Landucci
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN INSECT
(Short Film)
Company: Megalodon Entertainment Inc
Producer(s): Farah Khilji
Director: Chris Trebilcock
Principal Cast: Amy Rutherford, Fiona Hiaghet, Matt Austson
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
BAR LIFE
(Short Film)
Company: Blaze Productions / Barlife Productions
Producer(s): Tashi Bieler (Exec), Joanna Esposito, Marcia
Douglas
Director: Dawn Kuisma
Principal Cast: Lindy Booth, Julian Richings, John Ralston,
Jennifer Podemski
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
BLOWING THE WHISTLE
(Documentary)
Company: Silverthorn Communications Inc / Silverthorn
Pictures Inc
Producer(s): Sarah Vermette
Director: Sarah Vermette
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
BUILD
(Short Film)
Company: Foot In Mouth Productions
Producer(s): Greg Atkins
Director: Greg Atkins
Principal Cast: Nancy Beatty, D. Garnet Harding, Greg
Atkins, Krista White
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
BURLESQUE: THE SUBVERSIVE ART
(Documentary)
Company: Burly Girls Inc / Investigative Productions Inc /
White Pine Pictures
Producer(s): Lindalee Tracey
Director: Lindalee Tracey
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
CAIRT-TURAIS
(Travelogue / Grampian TV (Scotland))
Company: SMG Plc
Producer(s): Mairi Macleod
Director: Robert Kenyon
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
CANDY APPLE
(Short Film)
Company: 24/30 FPS Production
Producer(s): Ganesh Nankoosingh
Director: Lisa Miron
Principal Cast: Lisa Miron
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
CHAOS
(Short Film)
Company: Reliable Films
Producer(s): Mike Jacobs
Director: Chris McBride
Principal Cast: Mark Cope, Mike Nelson
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada
CHASING ALICE
(TV Pilot / WB)
Company: Chasing Alice Films Inc / Mythic Films
Producer(s): Ralph Hemecker (Exec), Vikki Williams,
Suzanne Daniels (Exec), Scott Lobdell (Co-Exec)
Director: Ralph Hemecker
Principal Cast: Theresa Russell, Sophie Winkleman, Ivana
Milicevic, Al Sapienza, Greg Serano, Shemar Moore
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
DAKOTA
(Short Film)
Company: Algari Productions Inc
Producer(s): Conrad Coates
Director: Conrad Coates
Principal Cast: Megan Fahlenbock, Sam Malkin
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
DNA
(Short Film)
Company: Burning Past Productions Inc
Producer(s): Debra Unger, David Carruthers
Director: Jay Blum
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): January (03) to February (03)
Canada
THE DOG WALKER
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Andrew Rosen, Jeff Turnbull
Director: James Genn
Principal Cast: Ryan Kelly, Krista Sutton, Jefferson Brown
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
DREAM AWAKENING
(Short Film)
Company: Volcanic Productions
Producer(s): Susie Dias, Alisia Vinnitsky
Director: Susie Dias
Principal Cast: Susie Dias, Colleen Kempling
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
FLIP PHONE
(Short Film)
Company: 11-11 Productions
Producer(s): Hayley Tyson, Doug Wilkinson
Director: Daniel Kash
Principal Cast: Jessica Steen, Kathy Greenwood, Hayley
Tyson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
FUTURE NATION
(Short Film)
Company: Big Soul Productions
Producer(s): Jennifer Podemski, Laura Milliken
Director: Kent Monkman
Principal Cast: Cliff Cardinal
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
IDEAS OF REFERENCE
(Short Film)
Company: March Forward Films
Producer(s): Marc Forand
Director: Marc Forand
Principal Cast: Conrad Rubinski, Leanne Poirier-Greenfield
Month(s): April (03) to May (03)
Canada
INDIGO CHRISTMAS
(Variety)
Company: Romalis Productions Inc
Producer(s): Liam Romalis, Jason Charters
Director: Gerald Packer
Principal Cast: Nathaniel Dett Chorale
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
IN SHADOW
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Paul Lenart
Director: Shirley Cheechoo
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
INTERIOR DESIGN SHOW 2003
(Live Broadcast / HGTV)
Company: Alliance Atlantis Broadcasting Inc
Producer(s): Heather Ryall
Director: Mike Hooey
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
IN THE PENAL COLONY
(Short Film)
Company: Mystima Pictures
Producer(s): Hartley Gorenstein
Director: Sibel Guvenc
Principal Cast: Steve Rankine
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
INTHERAMMA
(TV Variety Special)
Company: 24/30 FPS Production
Producer(s): Raja Gobal
Director: Ammenen Naidu
Principal Cast: Anandan Jairam, Pooja Bharti
Month(s): April (03)
India
JELLY BEAN
(Short Film)
Company: Post DNA Productions Inc
Producer(s): Kenneth Davis
Director: Eve Kiniso
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
LITTLE EARTHQUAKES
(Short Film)
Company: Keating Media Relations
Producer(s): Stephanie Keating
Director: Stephanie Keating
Principal Cast: Valerie Buhagiar, Sara Orenstein, Tara
Pearson, Paul Mille
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
LOST SOULS
(Short Film)
Company: Two Three Five Inc
Producer(s): Caley Wilson
Director: Jeff Strebinger
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
LOVE, GUNS & CHRISTMAS
Company: Lunarscape Productions Inc
Producer(s): Earl Nanhu, Roy Meleca, Mary Bodnar
Director: Earl Nanhu
Principal Cast: Mary Bodnar, Yvonne Czerny, Nora Barna,
Luc De Bruin, Mark Wadden, Brian Skelhorn
Month(s): February (03) to April (03)
Canada
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONS
Company: Magnificent Obsessions Film II Inc / Summit Films
Producer(s): Lorne Macpherson
Director: Cameron Bennett
Principal Cast: Girlie Ghostbusters
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
MANEATERS: TIGERS OF THE SUNDERBANS
(Documentary)
Company: Exploration Production Inc / Discovery Channel /
CTV Television Inc
Producer(s): Oksana Borwik, Larry Bambrick
Director: Oksana Borwik
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): June (03)
Canada / France
ONE DOLLAR, ONE DAY
(Short Film)
Company: Bullrush Pictures
Producer(s): Sean Nowlan
Director: Adam Reid
Principal Cast: Frankie Hassani
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
1-800-MISSING
(TV Pilot)
Company: Missing Productions Corp / Lions Gate Television
Producer(s): William Laurin (Exec), Glenn Davis (Exec),
Debra Martin Chase (Exec), John Calvert
Director: Michael Fresco
Principal Cast: Gloria Reuben, Caterina Scorsone, Dean
McDermott, Jeff Douglas, Laura Catalno
Month(s): February (03) to March (03)
Canada
LE PAPILLON
(Short Film)
Company: Goddess Film and Entertainment Inc
Producer(s): Shelley Warsh, Shirley Hughes, Sandra Kovacs
Directors: Shelley Warsh, Toby Proctor
Principal Cast: Maria Piazza
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
MIRANDA
(Short Film)
Company: Denise Blinn
Producer(s): Victoria Hirst (Exec), Denise Blinn, Joanna
Syrokomia (Assoc)
Director: Denise Blinn
Principal Cast: Jane Siberry, Michael Carley, Mary Beth
Danielson, Lola Brigeda, Sylvia Van Hilden, Nicolas Fraser
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
MY ORIGINAL SIN
(Short Film)
Company: National Screen Institute
Producer(s): Deborah MacDonald
Director: Lucie Page
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
NANOBOT PROJECT
(TV Pilot / UPN)
Company: Viacom Productions Inc / Nanobot Productions
Inc
Producer(s): Grant Scharbo (Exec), Gina Matthews (Exec),
Silvio Horta (Exec), Jean Desormeaux
Director: Rob Lieberman
Principal Cast: Christopher Gorham, Marina Black, Keegan
Conor Tracy, Judith Scott, Matthew Czuchry, Philip Anthony
Rodriguez
Month(s): March (03)
US
111 GRAMERCY PARK
(TV Pilot / ABC)
Company: 111 Gramercy Films Inc / The Tannenbaum
Company / Warner Bros Television
Producer(s): Bob Brush (Exec), Eric Tannenbaum (Exec),
Kim Tannenbaum, David Latt
Director: Bill D.Elia
Principal Cast:
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
PERFECT
(Short Film)
Company: Little Alien Productions Inc
Producer(s): Luis Mendoza
Director: Boris Rodriguez
Principal Cast: Kate Greenhouse, James McGowan
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
PLATO
(TV Pilot /)
Company: Shaftesbury Plato Inc / Viacom Productions /
Shaftesbury Films
Producer(s): Christina Jennings (Exec), Laura Harbin, Lenny
Bekerman, Matt Aselton, Randy Van Kleeck, Eric Fogel, Jan
Peter Meyboom (Line)
Director: Bradley Walsh
Principal Cast: David Cook, Lindy Booth, Daniel DeSanto,
Andrew Bush, Drew Nelson, David Huband
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
POP SONG
(Short Film)
Company: Pijinkamra Productions Inc
Producer(s): Ilana Frank, David Hayman
Director: Charles Officer
Principal Cast: Siobhan Casey
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
ROAD BETWEEN MY EARS
(Comedy Special / CBC)
Company: Road Between My Ears Inc
Producer(s): Howard Rosen
Director: Ron Meraska
Principal Cast: Ron James
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
SHADOW WALKERS
(TV Pilot / Fox)
Company: Shadow Walkers Productions Ltd / Regency
Television Productions / Fox Television Studios Inc
Producer(s): Dan Angel (Exec), Billy Brown (Exec), David
Roessell
Director: Steve Miner
Principal Cast: Lindsay Frost, Ted McGinley, Britt Irvin, Brian
Sites, Eve Crawford
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE TRUE STORY
(Documentary)
Company: True Sherlock Productions Inc / CineNova
Productions Inc
Producer(s): David Lint, Jane Armstrong
Director: Christopher Bewley
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
THE SQUEEZE
(Short Film)
Company: Angry Boy Productions
Producer(s): Noah Plener
Director: Noah Plener
Principal Cast: Benji Plener, Gabe Plener, Larry Mannell
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
SQUEEZEBOX
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Anthony Leo, Andrew Rosen
Director: Andrew Hull
Principal Cast: Jonathon Paul, Jessica Sugar
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
SWEEPER
(Short Film)
Company: Jeremy Benning
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Jeremy Benning
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
TENDER LOVING CARE
(Short Film)
Company: Down Low Films Inc
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Mark Adam
Principal Cast: Rubberdance Group
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
TERMINAL VENUS
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Phil Frappier
Director: Alex Franchi
Principal Cast: Zoie Palmer, Kathy Smith, Liliane Clune,
Lauren Piech, Jason Spivack
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
TRAITOR! GREAT TRAITORS OF THE 20TH CENTURY:
VANUNU
(Documentary / History Channel)
Company: AP Traitor Productions Ltd / Associated
Producers Ltd
Producer(s): Tim Wolochatiuk
Director: David Stein
Principal Cast: Ivan Kosir
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
VIOLENT CRIME
(TV Pilot /)
Company: VC Productions Inc / Universal Network
Television LLC / Vivendi Universal Studios Canada Ltd
Producer(s): Ron Schwary, Ian Sandor, Kim Moses
Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal
Principal Cast: Robert Pastorelli, Jennifer Esposito, Audra
McDonald, Matthew Rhys, Paul Adelstein, John Kapelos
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
WAITING FOR DA MAN
(Short Film)
Company: Black Walk Corporation
Producer(s): Craig Fleming
Director: Rob Stefaniuk
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
WALTZ
(Short Film)
Company: 48 Media Inc
Producer(s): Siu Ta, Irene Trinh
Director: Rob Shaw
Principal Cast: Siu Ta, David Yee
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
THE WHOOTEN OBSERVER
(TV Pilot)
Company: Code 2 Productions Inc / Decode Entertainment
Inc
Producer(s): Steven DeNure (Exec), John A. Delmage, Beth
Stevenson, Suzanne Bloch, John May
Director: John May
Principal Cast: Charlotte Arnold, Megan Starkman, Michael
Belisario, Barbara Mamabolo, Jack Newman
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
WILD CARD
(TV Pilot / Lifetime)
Company: Busiek Productions Inc / Fireworks Entertainment
/ Lifetime Television
Producer(s): Lynn Marie Latham (Exec), Bernard Lechowick
(Exec), Tony Thatcher, Peter Bray (Supervising)
Director: Stephen Surjik
Principal Cast: Joely Fisher, Vikki Krinsky, Aislinn Paul,
Chris Potter, Rae Dawn Chong, Devin Drewitz
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
WINDOWS 2003
(Short Film)
Company: Jeo Productions
Producer(s): Joseph Tito, Bill Marshall
Directors: Joseph Tito, Bill Marshall
Principal Cast: Laurence Dane, Joseph Tito, Charmian King
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
WONDERFALLS
(TV Pilot / Fox)
Company: Millenium Canadian Productions East Ltd / 20th C
Fox / Regency Television Prods Inc
Producer(s): Todd Holland (Exec), Bryan Fuller (Exec)
Paul Rabwin, Michael J. Maschio
Director: Todd Holland
Principal Cast: Caroline Dhavernas, Katie Finneran, Diana
Scarwid, Tyron Leitso, William Sadler, Adam Scott
Month(s): February (03)
US
DRAMATIC TELEVISION SERIES
35 Television Series (192 Episodes)
ACE LIGHTNING . SEASON 2
(2 1/2 Hr Episodes / CBC / BBC)
Company: Ace Lightning II Productions Inc / Alliance Atlanis
Communications / BBC / BBC Worldwide
Producer(s): Jim Corston, Jayne Harris Schipper (Assoc)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Tom Wansey, Marc Minardi, Ashley Leggat
Brandon Carrera, Jordan Hughes, Devon Anderson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada / UK
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
(4 1/2 Hr Episodes #12, 15, 23 & 26 / W)
Company: Animal Magnetism Inc
Producer(s): Toni Miceli
Directors: John Dolin, Kia Chester
Principal Cast: Patty Sullivan, host
Month(s): January (03) and March (03)
Canada
APPARTEMENT 611
(13 5min Episodes / TFO)
Company: TVO / TFO
Producer(s): Huguette Jean
Director: Anne-Marie Cote
Principal Cast: Sebastien Bertrand, Elisa Parent Schwarz,
Marianne Lambert, Martin-David Peters
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
BLUE MURDER . SEASON 4
(1 1Hr Episode #401 / Global)
Company: Blue Murder IV Productions Inc / Barna-Alper
Producer(s): Laszlo Barna (Exec), Steve Lucas (Exec),
Norman Denver
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Joel Keller, Mimi Kuzyk, Benz Antoine, Kari
Matchett, Tracy Waterhouse, David Eisner, Mark Wilson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
BY REQUEST
(4 /2 Hr Episodes / Food Network)
Company: Mercer Street Film Inc
Producer(s): Henry Less
Director: Henry Less
Principal Cast: Guy Rubino, Michael Rubino, hosts
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
CANADIAN IDOL
(2 1Hr Episodes #3 & 4 / CTV)
Company: Insight Production Company Ltd
Producer(s): John Brunton (Exec & Prod), Barbara Bowlby
(Exec), Mark Lysankowski (Supervising), Sue Brophey (Co),
Martha Kehoe (Co), Karel Noordover (Technical)
Director: Joan Tosoni
Principal Cast: Ben Mulroney, John Dore, hosts
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION . SEASON 3
(9 1/2 Hr Episodes #301-309 / CTV)
Company: Epitome Pictures Inc
Producer(s): Stephen Stohn (Exec), Linda Schuyler (Exec),
Nicole Hamilton (Assoc)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Miriam McDonald, Cassie Steele, Ryan
Cooley, Jake Goldsbie, Aubrey Graham, Stefan Brogren,
Amanda Stepto, Pat Mastroianni, Shane Kippel
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
DOC . SEASON 3
(15 1Hr Episodes #308-322 / PAX TV)
Company: Pebblehut Doc Series Inc
Producer(s): Marilyn Stonehouse, Larry McLean (Co)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Billy Ray Cyrus, Derek McGrath, Andrea
Robinson, Richard Leacock
Month(s): January (03) to June (03)
Canada
FAITES LE 2
(1 1/2 Hr Episode #3 / CBC/TFO)
Company: Mediatique Inc
Producer(s): Daniele Caloz
Director: Catherine Lemercier
Principal Cast: Annick Leger, Martine Yourgeau
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
FORENSIC FACTOR
(3 1Hr Episodes #4-6 / Discovery)
Company: Exploration Production Inc / CTV Inc / Discovery
Channel
Producer(s): P.J. Nawarynski
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Robin Ward, narrator
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
Canada
KENNY VS SPENNY
(4 1/2 Hr Episodes #2, 6, 12,15 / CBC)
Company: KVS Productions Inc / Breakthrough Films and
Television Inc
Producer(s): Ira Levy (Exec), Peter Williamson (Exec), John
Morayniss (Exec), Noreen Halpern (Exec), Kirsten Scollie
(Supervising)
Director: Kenny Hotz
Principal Cast: Kenny Hotz, Spencer Rice
Month(s): March (03) to July (03)
LAKES SERIES: LAKE WINNIPEG
(1 1/2 Hr Episode #1 / History Television)
Company: Lakes Inc
Producer(s): Janice Dawe, Mitch Azaria
Director: N/A
Principal Cast: Liam Colle, Mitch Azaria
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
LIVING ROMANCE
( 1Hr Episodes / W)
Company: Corus Entertainment Inc / Romance Report
Productions Inc
Producer(s): Lynn Harvey
Director: Karen McDermott
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
LOVE BY DESIGN . SEASON 2
(15 1/2 Hr Episodes #1-15 / HGTV)
Company: Love By Design Television Productions II Inc /
Renaissance Pictures Inc / Westwind Pictures Inc
Producer(s): Michael Snook (Exec), Clark Donnelly (Exec),
Warren Sulatycky (Exec), Sandra Meret, Jennifer Dick
(Assoc)
Director: Warren Sulatycky
Principal Cast: Richard Yearwood, host
Month(s): April (03) to July (03)
Canada
MARK CULLEN GARDENING
(13 1/2 Hr Episodes / HGTV)
Company: Fusion Television Inc / Zone 6 Productions
Producer(s): Mark Johnston
Director: N/A
Principal Cast: Mark Cullen, host
Month(s): May (03) to July (03)
Canada
MATCHMAKER TV . SEASON 4
(1 1/2 Hr Episode / Life Network)
Company: Tricon Television 4 Inc / Tricon Films & Television
Producer(s): Andrea Gorfolova
Director: Jameel Bharmal
Principal Cast: Andrew Anthony, host
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
MUTANT X . SERIES 2
(2 1Hr Episodes #221-222 / Global/Tribune)
Company: Mutant X Productions II Ltd / Fireworks
Entertainment Inc / Tribune Entertainment / Marvel Studios
Producer(s): Jonathan Hackett, Tony Thatcher (Co-Exec),
Jay Firestone (Exec), Adam Haight (Exec), Karen Wookey
(Supervising), Rick Ungar (Exec), Avi Arad (Exec)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: John Shea, Victoria Pratt, Victor Webster,
Forbes March, Lauren Lee Smith
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
1-800-MISSING
(5 1Hr Episodes #2-6 / )
Company: Missing Productions Corp / Lions Gate Television
Producer(s): Glenn Davis (Exec), William Laurin (Exec),
Debra Martin Chase (Exec), Lee Goldberg (Co-Exec), Bill
Rabkin (Co-Exec), Philip Bedard (Co-Exec), Larry Lalonde
(Co-Exec), Paul Quarrington, John Calvert
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Gloria Reuben, Caterina Scorsone, Dean
McDermott, Adam MacDonald
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
OPEN YOUR EARS
(5 1/2 Hr Episodes #106-109, 112/ TVO)
Company: TV Ontario
Producer(s): Drew Mullin, Marney Berube
Director: Drew Mullin
Principal Cast: Jennifer Pisana
Month(s): January (03) February (03)
Canada
OUT OF BOUNDS WITH JOHN OAKLEY . SEASON 2
(5 1/2 Hr Episodes / MenTV / Sports World Extreme Sports)
Company: Summerhill Sports Inc / Summerhill Entertainment
Ltd
Producer(s): Kim Saltarski, Lee Herberman, Andrew
Nicholson
Director: Rick Watts
Principal Cast: John Oakley, host
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
PLATINUM
(6 1Hr Episodes #01-06 / UPN)
Company: Platinum Entertainment Productions Inc /
Platinum Television Productions Inc / CBS Productions / The
Greenblatt Janollari Studio / American Zoetrope Television
Producer(s): Francis Ford Coppola (Exec), Sofia Coppola
(Exec), Robert Greenblatt (Exec), David Janollari (Exec),
Maira Suro (Exec), John Ridley (Exec), Frank Siracusa,
Kevin Bray
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Jason George, Kirk Jones, Lalanya Masters,
Davetta Sherwood
Month(s): February (03) to April (03)
US
PLAY MAKER
(4 1Hr Episodes #01-04 / ESPN)
Company: Franchise Productions Ltd
Producer(s): Orly Adelson (Exec), John Eisendrath (Exec),
Jamie Paul Rock
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Omar Gooding, Marcello Thedford,
Christopher Wiehl, Jason Matthew Smith, Russell Hornsby
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
US
QUEER AS FOLK . SEASON 3
(6 1Hr Episodes #309-314 Showtime (US) / Showcase
(Canada))
Company: Viacom Inc / QAF III Productions Ltd / QAF II
Productions Ltd / QAF Productions Ltd as Agent for GS SNI
2001 Ltd Partnership / Dufferin Gate Productions
Producer(s): Ron Cowen (Exec), Dan Lipman (Exec), Tony
Jonas (Exec), Sheila Hockin
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Hal Sparks, Gale Harold, Sharon Gless, Scott
Lowell, Randy Harrison
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
US
RADIO FREE ROSCOE
(2 1/2 Hr Episodes #101-02 / )
Company: Decode / Nutley Productions Inc / Decode
Entertainment / Noggin
Producer(s): John A. Delmage, Betty Orr (Line)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Nathan Stephenson, Kate Todd, Ali
Mukaddam, Nathan Carter, Genelle Williams
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
72 HOURS: TRUE CRIME
(4 1/2 Hr Episodes #01-04 / CBC / TLC (US))
Company: 72 Hours Inc / Kensington Communications Inc /
Creative Anarchy Inc
Producer(s): Robert Sandler, Robert Lane
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
SAY YES.& MARRY ME
(12 1/2 Hr Episodes / )
Company: Atlantic 11 Productions Inc
Producer(s): Jonah Stroh, Richard Martyn
Director: Richard Martyn
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): February (03) to March (03)
Canada
SOUL FOOD: THE SERIES . SEASON 4
(9 1 Hr Episodes #62-64, 66-71 / Showtime)
Company: Season Four Soul Food Productions Inc / Viacom
Inc
Producer(s): Producer(s): Felicia D. Henderson (Exec),
Tracey E. Edmonds (Exec), Kenneth Edmonds (Exec),
George Tillman (Exec), Bob Teitel (Exec), Cathy Mickel
Gibson, Salim Akil
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Vanessa Williams, Aaron Meeks, Nicole Ari
Parker, Melinda Williams
Month(s): April (03) to July (03)
US
STYLE VIP
(13 1/2 Hr Episodes / W)
Company: Take 3 Productions
Producer(s): Linda Stregger
Director: Shelagh Cooke
Principal Cast: Traci Melchior, host
Month(s): May (03) to July (03)
Canada
THE SURREAL GOURMET . SEASON 3
(9 1/2 Hr Episodes / Life Network)
Company: Salad Daze Productions II Inc
Producer(s): Dale Burshstein (Exec), Lon Hall (Co-Exec)
Director: Richard Mortimer
Principal Cast: Bob Blumer, host
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
SWAP-TV . SEASON 2
(1 1/2 Hr Episode / 2 #5 / TV O)
Company: Trading Places II Productions Inc / Breakthrough
Films
Producer(s): Ira Levy, Peter Williamson, Heather Findlay,
Kirsty Nordal, Tatyana Terzopoulos
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
TARZAN & JANE
(1 1 Hr Episode / WB)
Company: T&J 1 Films Inc
Producer(s): Peter McIntosh
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Travis Simmel, Saran Wayne Carlies, Miguel
Munez
Month(s): July (03)
US
TRASH TO TREASURE
(13 1/2Hr Episodes #1-13 / HGTV)
Company: Trash to Treasure Productions Inc / WestWind
Pictures
Producer(s): Clark Donnelly (Exec), Mary Darling (Exec),
Cathie James
Directors: Rui Feliz, Hanem Hamouda
Principal Cast: Sandy Robson, host
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
VERITAS
(5 1 Hr Episodes #108-112 / ABC)
Company: V Truth Productions Ltd
Producer(s): Patrick Massett (Exec), John Zinman (Exec),
Neil Meron (Exec), Craig Zadan (Exec), Rick Kellard (Co-
Exec), Thania St John (Co-Exec), Iain Paterson, Chuck
Rapoport, Gabrielle Stanton (Co), Harry Werksman (Co)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Ryan Merriman, Cobie Smulders, Arnold
Vosloo, Alex Carter, Eric Balfour, Cynthia Martells, Eli
Wallach
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
US
A WEDDING STORY: NAOMI & MYLES
(1 1/2 Hr Episode #814 / The Learning Channel)
Company: Banyan Productions Inc
Producer(s): Marcia Anderson, Alison Murray
Director: N/A
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
US
WILD CARD
(3 1 Hr Episodes #01-03 / Lifetime)
Company: Busiek Productions Inc / Fireworks Entertainment
/ Lifetime Television
Producer(s): Lynn Marie Latham (Exec), Bernard Lechowick
(Exec), Tony Thatcher, Stewart Harding (Supervising), Daria
Korolus (Assoc)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
MUSIC VIDEOS
69 Music Videos
ADDICTED
Company / Record Company: Media Giants Entertainment
Inc / Busy Music
Producer(s): Adrian Cox
Director: Ted Ellis
Artist: J. R. Vatour
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
AFTER ALL
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Nettwerk
Producer(s): Erin Berry
Directors: Stephen Scott, Marcus Elliott
Artist: Delerium
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
ALL YOU CAN ASK
Company / Record Company: YYZ Pictures Ltd /
Sandbox/Shoreline Records
Producer(s): Ian MacDonald, Michael Korchinsky
Director: Ian MacDonald
Artist: Grindig
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
ALMONDE SCULPTURE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Geoff McLean
Director: Chris Grismer
Artist: Reason Disappears
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
ANIMAL IN PAIN
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Shannon Brand
Director: Micha Dahan
Artist: 54-40
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA SONG
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Michael Marcus
Director: Benjamin Weinstein
Artist: Dahmnait Doyle
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
BELLYDANCER
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
MCA/Universal Records
Producer(s): Marc Hesselink
Director: Little X
Artist: Kardinal
Month(s): May (03)
US
BETTER DAYS
Company / Record Company: Cinescene Inc / Whipback
PB1
Producer(s): Melloney Campbell, Shayna Leonoff
Director: David Cropper
Artist: Drop 4
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Independent
Producer(s): Jamie Dagg
Director: Yael Staav
Artist: Broken Social Scene
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
BUMPETY BUMP
Company / Record Company: Dante Entertainment Ltd / Top
Cap Entertainment
Producer(s): Jeff Boulton
Director: Kareen Glynne
Artist: The Rezza Dons
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
BYE BYE BOYFRIEND
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Universal
Producer(s): Mark Hesselink
Director: George Vale
Artist: Fefe Dobson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
THE CONSULTANCY
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Amplifier
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
COUNTERPARTS
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Group / Distort
Records
Producer(s): Shannon Brand
Director: Marc Ricciardelli
Artist: Alexisonfire
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
CRAZY
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Group / Sextant
Records
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Michael Douglas
Artist: Sky
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
DEDICATION
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Michael Douglas
Artist: Sky
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
DID U REALLY
Company / Record Company: Kalki Delta / CeSourl Music
Producer(s): Lindsay Miller
Director: Carter Cook
Artist: Carl Henry
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
DIGGING FOR GOLD
Company / Record Company: 49% Hanging With the
Brothers & Sisters Film Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Anthony Wong
Director: Marc Rosing
Artist: Priya
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
DIS GO
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Cazh
Artist: Woodsmen
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
DO IT LIKE THAT
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artist: Juice
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
EVERYBODY RIDES
Company / Record Company: Media Giants Entertainment /
Spin Music
Producer(s): Adrian Cox, Ted Ellis
Director: Ted Ellis
Artist: John Landry
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
(I HATE) EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU
Company / Record Company: D Squared Pictures Company
/ Jive Records
Producer(s): Dave Taylor
Director: Scott Winig
Artist: Three Days Grace
Month(s): April (03)
US
FERNANDA
Company / Record Company: 48 Media Inc / Marquis
Classics
Producer(s): Robert Arber
Director: Andrew Bee
Artist: Trio Norte
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
FLOW
Company / Record Company: March Forward Films /
Independent
Producer(s): Tim Kidd, Cory Pappizzo
Director: Adam McCloy
Artist: TKP
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
GENTLEMAN
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Craig Bernard
Artist: Jenna G
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
GENTLE RAIN
Company / Record Company: Calibre Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): Aristea Rizakos, Jordan Gross
Director: Mark Andre Debruyne
Artist: Emilie-Claire Barlow
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
GIVE UP THE GRUDGE
Company / Record Company: Rock Fight LP / Arista
Producer(s): Debra Bergman
Director: Evan Bernard
Artist: Gob
Month(s): March (03)
Canada / US
GOLD IN THEM HILLS
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company / Linus
Entertainment
Producer(s): Erin Berry
Director: Stephen Scott
Artist: Ron Sexsmith
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
GOODBYE
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / SPG Music
Ltd
Producer(s): Michael Marcus
Director: Lux
Artist: Heat
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
HAD TO BE SAID
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Re-define
Producer(s): Brian Fletcher
Director: Jamie Dagg
Artist: The Getaway
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company / EMI
Music
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Don Allan
Artist: K-Os
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
INTRODUCING TA-DA
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Sanctigroove Productions
Producer(s): Scott McEwen
Director: Evan Winter
Artist: Ta-Da
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
KAADHAL ANGELE
Company / Record Company: Maple Combines /
Independent
Producer(s): K. Brinthanath
Director: K. Brinthanath
Artist: Suthan & Nalini
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
KEEPING THE LIVING BODIES WARM
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Sonic Unyon
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Micah Meisner
Artist: Tangiers
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
LAY ME DOWN
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Universal Music Canada
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Ashley McIsaac
Month(s): February (03)
Canada / UK
LIVE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Live
Month(s): May (03)
Canada / US
LOOK OUT BELOW
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Closure
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
LOSING OUT
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Rob Pillichowski
Artist: Shyne Factory
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
MONTAGNA DE ORO
Company / Record Company: Defiant Entertainment Inc /
Sony Music Classical
Producer(s): Damian Nuise
Director: Shannon Moschenross
Artist: Lara St John
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
NEPTUNE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc / Music for
Nations
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: INME
Month(s): February (03)
Canada / UK
OMNEYA-WISH
Company / Record Company: Cedar Avenue Productions /
Independent
Producer(s): Jordana Aarons
Director: Valerie Buhagiar
Artist: Mernie
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
ONE BY ONE
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artist: Rikoshay featuring Natasha Waterman
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
PARTY
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / Warner
Producer(s): Peter Thornton
Director: Kevin DeFreitas
Artist: Lee
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
PERFECT
Company / Record Company: Revolver Films / Maplemusic
Recordings
Producer(s): Amalie Bruun
Director: Ante Kovac
Artist: Danny Michel
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
A PITTANCE OF TIME
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Warren P. Sonoda
Artist: Terry Kelly
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
PHIL
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Warner Bros Music
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Micah Meisner
Artist: Buck 65
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
PIMPIN. LIFE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Big Black Lincoln
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
PRICE TO PLAY
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Elektra
Producer(s): Mark Hesselink
Director: Brothers Strouse
Artist: Staind
Month(s): March (03)
US
PULMONARY ARCHERY
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Peter Thornton
Director: Marc Ricciardelli
Artist: Alexisonfire
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
READY TO ROLL
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Universal Music Canada
Producer(s): Richard Cureton, Alex Walti
Director: Duane Crichton
Artist: Flashlight Brown
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
SAN ANTONE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Geoff McLean
Director: Sean Littlejohn
Artist: White Cowbell Oklahoma
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
SHADOW OF DOUBT
Company / Record Company: Dante Entertainment Ltd /
Rounders Entertainment
Producer(s): Jeff Boulton
Director: James Villeneuve
Artist: Cash Brothers
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
SILLY THINGS
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment
Ltd / Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Shameer Downey
Artist: Tone
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
SOUTHERN GIRL
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Michael Douglas
Artist: Kuya
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
SPINNING AND SKIPPING
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Sandbox
Productions
Producer(s): Sascha, Jamie Dagg
Director: Andy Keen
Artist: Grindig
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Atlantic Records
Producer(s): Marc Hesselink
Director: Little X
Artist: Sean Paul featuring Sasha
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
STRICTLY FOR THE HEADS
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Independent
Producer(s): Alex Walti
Director: Duane Crichton
Artist: IRS
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE
Company / Record Company: 48 Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Stephen Dranitsaris, The Tieu
Director: Rob Deleskie
Artist: Brad Davidge
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
SUGAR
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Warren P. Sonoda
Artist: Super Garage
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
SUPERFLY
Company / Record Company: Dante Entertainment Ltd /
Independent
Producer(s): Stephen Braund
Director: Clarence Ford
Artist: Shane Philips
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
THAT.S THE WAY
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment
Ltd / Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artist: Bishop
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
THE THROWBACK (KINDA WONDERFUL)
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment
Inc / Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artists: Tone Mason, Brassmunk, Graph Nobel
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
TIME OF OUR LIVES
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Independent
Producer(s): Adam Sinai
Director: Kyle Davison
Artist: David Usher
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
T .N T
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Mike G
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Dan E O
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
TRAFFIC
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Benjamin Weinstein
Artist: Damhnait Doyle
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
UNPREDICTABLE
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / BMG
Music
Producer(s): Adam Sinai
Director: Kevin DeFreitas
Artist: Keisha
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
WATER FROM ICE
Company / Record Company: 48 Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Anthony Wong
Director: Erin Young
Artist: Rebeka Reed
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / Maverick
Producer(s): Cheri Sinclair
Director: Scott Marshall
Artist: Lillix
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
WHEN YOU COME AROUND
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Lyric Street
Records
Producer(s): Greg Horton
Director: Trey Fanjoy
Artist: Deric Ruttan
Month(s): April (03)
US
WILMA OR A BETTY MAN
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Warner Music Canada
Producer(s): Rachel Kohm
Director: Lisa Mann
Artist: Melanie Doane
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
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FEATURE FILMS
20 Features
CHANCE
Company: Rushlight Entertainment Inc
Producer(s): Michael Currie, Soojin Kwon, Allan Vukadin
Director: James Cohen
Principal Cast: Amel Hesh, Serena Deparis
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
COLDWATER
Company: Peace Point Productions Inc
Producer(s): Paul Scherzer, Tracey Boylton, Hartley
Gorenstein
Director: Rubba Nada
Principal Cast: Arsinee Khanjian
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN
Company: Confessions Productions Ltd / Walt Disney
Studios
Producer(s): Jerry Leider, Robert Shapiro
Director: Sara Sugarman
Principal Cast: Lindsay Lohan, Alison Pill, Megan Fox,
Glenne Headly, Carol Kane, Eli Marienthal, Adam Garcia
Month(s): June (03) to August (03)
US
THE CRYPT CLUB (Reshoot)
Company: Crypt Club Productions Inc / Sudden Storm
Productions
Producer(s): Miguel Gallego, Nancy Moore, Jesse D. Ikeman
Director: Miguel Gallego
Principal Cast: Alison Pill, Jessica Greco, Kerry Segal,
Michele Duquet
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
DAWN OF THE DEAD
Company: Corpus Vivos Productions Inc / Strike
Entertainment / New Amsterdam Entertainment / Universal
Studios
Producer(s): Richard P. Rubinstein, Marc Abraham, Eric
Newman, Tom Bliss (Exec), Armyan Bernstein (Exec),
Dennis E. Jones (Exec), Mike Messina (Co)
Director: Zack Snyder
Principal Cast: Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, Jake Weber,
Mekhi Phifer, Ty Burrell, Michael Kelly, Kevin Zegers
Month(s): June (03) to August (03)
US
EATING THE BONES (Reshoot)
Company: Eating the Bones Productions Inc / Hungry Eyes /
Film Food Inc
Producer(s): Chris Zimmer (Exec), Jen Holness, Eric Jordan
(Assoc)
Director: David Sutherland
Principal Cast: Hill Harper, Nayokah Marlyne, Mark Taylor,
Kai Soremekun, Jennifer Baxter, Karen Robinson
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
FIVE
Company: Five Films
Producer(s): Silvia Kovatchev
Director: Silvia Kovatchev
Principal Cast: Christi Powell, Lynda Muir, Peter Nelson,
Steve Caley, Rebecca Davis, Alexander Street
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
GOSPEL OF JOHN
Company: The Book of John Inc / The Gospel of John
Limited / Visual Bible Entertainment / Mygar / Cine Pariso SL
Producer(s): Joel B. Michaels (Exec), Sandy Pearl (Exec),
Martin Katz (Exec), Jeff Sackman
Director: Philip Saville
Principal Cast: Henry Ian Cusick, Scott Handy, Tristan
Gemmill, Stuart Bunce, Daniel Kash, Elliot Levey
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
Canada / UK
GUARDED SECRETS
Company: 48 Media Inc / BGB Film Ltd
Producer(s): Julian Ferrera, Zoltan Furedi
Director: Zsuzsanna Boszormenyi
Principal Cast: Andrea Fullastar
Month(s): April (03)
Canada / Hungary / Austria / Finland
HAROLD & KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE
Company: Senator Entertainment Inc / Harold & Kumar
Canada Inc / Senator International
Producer(s): Nathan Kahane (Exec), Carsten Lorenz (Exec),
Greg Shapiro, J.Miles Dale (Co)
Director: Danny Leiner
Principal Cast: John Cho, Kal Penn, Neil Patrick Harris,
Paula Garces, Fred Willard
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
US
A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD
Company: Leaving Cleveland Inc / Killer Films Inc / Hart
Sharp Entertainment
Producer(s): Tom Hulce, Katie Roumel, Christine Vachon,
Pamela Koffler, Jeff Sharp, John Hart, John Wells (Exec)
Director: Michael Mayer
Principal Cast: Colin Farrell, Dallas Roberts, Robin Wright
Penn, Andrew Chalmers, Ryan Donowho
Month(s): March (03) to May (03)
US
HORSIE.S RETREAT
Company: Cleanfreak Productions / Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Karina Griffin
Director: Tony Asimakopoulos
Principal Cast: Joris Jarsky, Carlo Rota, Claudia Besso, Amy
Stewart, Rae Ellen Bodie
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada
INTO THE HEAT
Company: Caruso Visual Productions Inc
Producer(s): Frank Caruso
Director: Frank Caruso
Principal Cast: Jalal Merhi, Lorne Avedon
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
KAL HO NAA HO
Company: Dharma Productions
Producer(s): Yash Johar
Director: Nikhil Advani
Principal Cast: Shahrukh Khan, Priety Zinta, Saif Ali Khan
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
India
MY BROTHER.S KEEPER
Company: BensonDale Productions Inc
Producer(s): Jeff Deverett, Sean Cisterna
Director: Jordan Barker
Principal Cast: Aaron Ashmore
Month(s): July (03) to August (03)
Canada
NUMBER ONE FAN
Company: Caged Angel Films Inc
Producer(s): Grace Kosaka
Director: Neil Coombs
Principal Cast: Grace Kosaka, Marty Moreau, Larry Bain
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
THE PRINCE AND THE FRESHMAN
Company: PF Films Inc / Lions Gate Films / Sobini Films /
Paramount Pictures
Producer(s): Mark Amin, Cami Winikoff (Exec), Robin Schorr
(Exec), Jeffrey Lampert (Co)
Director: Martha Coolidge
Principal Cast: Julia Stiles, Luke Mably, Miranda Richardson,
Ben Miller, Zachary Knighton, John Bourgeois, Alberta
Watson, Steve O.Reilly, Elizabeth Waterston
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
US
SUGAR
Company: On the Stroll Productions / Defiant Entertainment
Inc
Producer(s): Jennifer Jonas (Exec), John Buchan, Damion
Nurse, Todd Klinck (Assoc)
Director: John Palmer
Principal Cast: Andre Noble, Haylee Wanstall, Marnie
McPhail, R.D. Reid, Steve Alguire
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada
THAT TOUCH OF PINK
Company: Sienna Films Productions III Inc / Sienna Films
Inc / Martin Pope Productions
Producer(s): Jennifer Kawaja, Martin Pope, Julia Sereny,
Brent Barclay
Director: Ian Rashid
Principal Cast: Jimi Mistry, Kyle MacLachlan, Kristen
Holden-Ried, Suleka Mathew, Veena Sood
Month(s): April (03) to May (03)
Canada / UK
WELCOME TO MOOSEPORT
Company: Welcome Productions Ltd / Twentieth Century
Fox / Intermedia Films
Producer(s): Basil Iwanyk, Tom Schulman, Moritz Borman
(Exec), Rory Rosegarten (Exec), David Coatsworth (Co)
Director: Donald Petrie
Principal Cast: Gene Hackman, Ray Romano, Marcia Gay
Harden, Rip Torn, Christine Baranski, Maura Tierney, Fred
Savage, Karl Pruner, Jackie Richardson, Jayne Eastwood
Month(s): April (03) to July (03)
US
MOVIES MADE FOR T.V.
9 Made-for-TV Movies
THE BIG DANCE
(Showtime)
Company: DC 911 Productions Ltd / Dufferin Gate
Productions
Producer(s): Lionel Chetwynd, Robert Halmi Sr (Exec),
Armand Leo (Line)
Director: Brian Trenchard Smith
Principal Cast: Timothy Bottoms, Penny Johnson Jerald,
Lawrence Pressman, David Fonteno, Mary Gordon Murray,
George Takei
Month(s): April (03) to May (03)
US
BUGS
(Sci Fi)
Company: Amber Light Films
Producer(s): Dara Cohen (Exec), Derek Rappaport
Director: Joseph Conti
Principal Cast: Antonio Sabato Jr, Angie Everhart, R.H.
Thompson, Karl Pruner
Month(s): January (03) to February (03)
US
CAVEDWELLER
(Showtime)
Company: Cavedweller Production Ltd / Viacom Ltd /
Dufferin Gate Productions
Producer(s): Kyra Sedgwick, Orly Adelson, David Yudain,
Michael Levine (Line)
Director: Lisa Cholodenko
Principal Cast: Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, Jill Scott
Month(s): July (03) to August (03)
US
DIRECT ACTION
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Company: GFT Action Films Inc
Producer(s): Gary Howsam, Avi Lerner (Exec), Lewin Webb
(Co), Paul Jennison (Assoc)
Director: Sidney J. Furie
Principal Cast: Dolph Lundgren, Polly Shannon, Donald
Burda, Rothaford Gray, Walter Alza, Conrad Dunn
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
ELOISE
(ABC / Disney)
Company: Eloise Television Productions Inc / Handmade
Films / Di Novi Pictures
Producer(s): Patrick Meehan (Exec), Denise Di Novi (Exec),
Thomas D. Adelman, Christine Sacani, Alison Greenspan
(Co), Charlie Myers (Assoc), Janelle Ramaker (Assoc)
Director: Kevin Lima
Principal Cast: Julie Andrews, Sofie Vassilieva, Jeffrey
Tambor, Victor A. Young, Christine Baranski, Debra Monk
Month(s): January (03) to February (03)
US
ICE BOUND
(CBS)
Company: Icebound Productions (Muse) Inc
Producer(s): Michael Prupas (Exec), Clara George
Director: Roger Spottiswoode
Principal Cast: Susan Sarandon, Aidan Devine, Paulino
Nunes, Cynthia Mace, Steve Cumyn, Carl Marotte
Month(s): February (03) to March (03)
Canada
LAMONT.S MACCABEES
(Disney)
Company: Rebound Productions Ltd / On the Brink
Productions Inc / Daniel L. Paulson Productions / Disney
Channel
Producer(s): Dan Paulson (Exec), Bob Chmiel (Exec), Jackie
George
Principal Cast: Alex D. Linz, Richard T. Jones, R.H.
Thomson, Linda Kash, Sheila McCarthy, Jason Blicker,
Cassie Steele
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
US
SIBS
(CBC)
Company: Sienna Films Productions II Inc / Sienna Films
Producer(s): Jennifer Kawaja, Julia Sereny, Brent Barclay,
Diane Flacks (Consulting)
Director: Laurie Lynd
Principal Cast: Diane Flacks, Richard Greenblatt
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
THIS TIME AROUND
(ABC)
Company: Never Time Productions Ltd
Producer(s): Joel Rice (Exec), Mark Winemaker
Director: Doug Barr
Principal Cast: Carly Pope, Sara Rue, Brian A. Green
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
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MINISERIES
2 Miniseries
LIVES OF THE SAINTS
(CTV)
Company: Capri Lives Productions Inc / Capri Films
Producer(s): Gabriella Martinelli, Giovanna Arata
Director: Jerry Ciccoritti
Principal Cast: Sophia Loren, Fabrizio Filipo, Jessica Pare
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada / Italy
SHAKESPEAREVILLE
Company: Rhombus Media Inc / 681417 Ontario Ltd
Producer(s): Niv Fichman, Daniel Iron, Sari Friedland
Director: Peter Wellington
Principal Cast: Paul Gross, Stephen Ouimette, Martha
Burns, Mark McKinney, Luke Kirby, Rachel McAdams
Month(s): March (03) to May (03)
Canada
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TELEVISION SPECIALS
( Drama / Variety / Docu-Drama / Pilots /
Documentaries / Inter-Active)
56 Television Specials
ANNABELLE H
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Phil Frappier
Director: Alex Franchi
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
ANNE MURRAY: RSVP
(Variety / CBC)
Company: CBC
Producer(s): Aidan Cosgrave
Director: Shelagh O.Brian
Principal Cast: Anne Murray
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
THE ARBUCKLE ACADEMY
(Short Film)
Company: Quintessential Productions
Producer(s): Adam Landucci
Director: Adam Landucci
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN INSECT
(Short Film)
Company: Megalodon Entertainment Inc
Producer(s): Farah Khilji
Director: Chris Trebilcock
Principal Cast: Amy Rutherford, Fiona Hiaghet, Matt Austson
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
BAR LIFE
(Short Film)
Company: Blaze Productions / Barlife Productions
Producer(s): Tashi Bieler (Exec), Joanna Esposito, Marcia
Douglas
Director: Dawn Kuisma
Principal Cast: Lindy Booth, Julian Richings, John Ralston,
Jennifer Podemski
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
BLOWING THE WHISTLE
(Documentary)
Company: Silverthorn Communications Inc / Silverthorn
Pictures Inc
Producer(s): Sarah Vermette
Director: Sarah Vermette
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
BUILD
(Short Film)
Company: Foot In Mouth Productions
Producer(s): Greg Atkins
Director: Greg Atkins
Principal Cast: Nancy Beatty, D. Garnet Harding, Greg
Atkins, Krista White
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
BURLESQUE: THE SUBVERSIVE ART
(Documentary)
Company: Burly Girls Inc / Investigative Productions Inc /
White Pine Pictures
Producer(s): Lindalee Tracey
Director: Lindalee Tracey
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
CAIRT-TURAIS
(Travelogue / Grampian TV (Scotland))
Company: SMG Plc
Producer(s): Mairi Macleod
Director: Robert Kenyon
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
CANDY APPLE
(Short Film)
Company: 24/30 FPS Production
Producer(s): Ganesh Nankoosingh
Director: Lisa Miron
Principal Cast: Lisa Miron
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
CHAOS
(Short Film)
Company: Reliable Films
Producer(s): Mike Jacobs
Director: Chris McBride
Principal Cast: Mark Cope, Mike Nelson
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
Canada
CHASING ALICE
(TV Pilot / WB)
Company: Chasing Alice Films Inc / Mythic Films
Producer(s): Ralph Hemecker (Exec), Vikki Williams,
Suzanne Daniels (Exec), Scott Lobdell (Co-Exec)
Director: Ralph Hemecker
Principal Cast: Theresa Russell, Sophie Winkleman, Ivana
Milicevic, Al Sapienza, Greg Serano, Shemar Moore
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
DAKOTA
(Short Film)
Company: Algari Productions Inc
Producer(s): Conrad Coates
Director: Conrad Coates
Principal Cast: Megan Fahlenbock, Sam Malkin
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
DNA
(Short Film)
Company: Burning Past Productions Inc
Producer(s): Debra Unger, David Carruthers
Director: Jay Blum
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): January (03) to February (03)
Canada
THE DOG WALKER
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Andrew Rosen, Jeff Turnbull
Director: James Genn
Principal Cast: Ryan Kelly, Krista Sutton, Jefferson Brown
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
DREAM AWAKENING
(Short Film)
Company: Volcanic Productions
Producer(s): Susie Dias, Alisia Vinnitsky
Director: Susie Dias
Principal Cast: Susie Dias, Colleen Kempling
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
FLIP PHONE
(Short Film)
Company: 11-11 Productions
Producer(s): Hayley Tyson, Doug Wilkinson
Director: Daniel Kash
Principal Cast: Jessica Steen, Kathy Greenwood, Hayley
Tyson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
FUTURE NATION
(Short Film)
Company: Big Soul Productions
Producer(s): Jennifer Podemski, Laura Milliken
Director: Kent Monkman
Principal Cast: Cliff Cardinal
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
IDEAS OF REFERENCE
(Short Film)
Company: March Forward Films
Producer(s): Marc Forand
Director: Marc Forand
Principal Cast: Conrad Rubinski, Leanne Poirier-Greenfield
Month(s): April (03) to May (03)
Canada
INDIGO CHRISTMAS
(Variety)
Company: Romalis Productions Inc
Producer(s): Liam Romalis, Jason Charters
Director: Gerald Packer
Principal Cast: Nathaniel Dett Chorale
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
IN SHADOW
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Paul Lenart
Director: Shirley Cheechoo
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
INTERIOR DESIGN SHOW 2003
(Live Broadcast / HGTV)
Company: Alliance Atlantis Broadcasting Inc
Producer(s): Heather Ryall
Director: Mike Hooey
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
IN THE PENAL COLONY
(Short Film)
Company: Mystima Pictures
Producer(s): Hartley Gorenstein
Director: Sibel Guvenc
Principal Cast: Steve Rankine
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
INTHERAMMA
(TV Variety Special)
Company: 24/30 FPS Production
Producer(s): Raja Gobal
Director: Ammenen Naidu
Principal Cast: Anandan Jairam, Pooja Bharti
Month(s): April (03)
India
JELLY BEAN
(Short Film)
Company: Post DNA Productions Inc
Producer(s): Kenneth Davis
Director: Eve Kiniso
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
LITTLE EARTHQUAKES
(Short Film)
Company: Keating Media Relations
Producer(s): Stephanie Keating
Director: Stephanie Keating
Principal Cast: Valerie Buhagiar, Sara Orenstein, Tara
Pearson, Paul Mille
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
LOST SOULS
(Short Film)
Company: Two Three Five Inc
Producer(s): Caley Wilson
Director: Jeff Strebinger
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
LOVE, GUNS & CHRISTMAS
Company: Lunarscape Productions Inc
Producer(s): Earl Nanhu, Roy Meleca, Mary Bodnar
Director: Earl Nanhu
Principal Cast: Mary Bodnar, Yvonne Czerny, Nora Barna,
Luc De Bruin, Mark Wadden, Brian Skelhorn
Month(s): February (03) to April (03)
Canada
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONS
Company: Magnificent Obsessions Film II Inc / Summit Films
Producer(s): Lorne Macpherson
Director: Cameron Bennett
Principal Cast: Girlie Ghostbusters
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
MANEATERS: TIGERS OF THE SUNDERBANS
(Documentary)
Company: Exploration Production Inc / Discovery Channel /
CTV Television Inc
Producer(s): Oksana Borwik, Larry Bambrick
Director: Oksana Borwik
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): June (03)
Canada / France
ONE DOLLAR, ONE DAY
(Short Film)
Company: Bullrush Pictures
Producer(s): Sean Nowlan
Director: Adam Reid
Principal Cast: Frankie Hassani
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
1-800-MISSING
(TV Pilot)
Company: Missing Productions Corp / Lions Gate Television
Producer(s): William Laurin (Exec), Glenn Davis (Exec),
Debra Martin Chase (Exec), John Calvert
Director: Michael Fresco
Principal Cast: Gloria Reuben, Caterina Scorsone, Dean
McDermott, Jeff Douglas, Laura Catalno
Month(s): February (03) to March (03)
Canada
LE PAPILLON
(Short Film)
Company: Goddess Film and Entertainment Inc
Producer(s): Shelley Warsh, Shirley Hughes, Sandra Kovacs
Directors: Shelley Warsh, Toby Proctor
Principal Cast: Maria Piazza
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
MIRANDA
(Short Film)
Company: Denise Blinn
Producer(s): Victoria Hirst (Exec), Denise Blinn, Joanna
Syrokomia (Assoc)
Director: Denise Blinn
Principal Cast: Jane Siberry, Michael Carley, Mary Beth
Danielson, Lola Brigeda, Sylvia Van Hilden, Nicolas Fraser
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
MY ORIGINAL SIN
(Short Film)
Company: National Screen Institute
Producer(s): Deborah MacDonald
Director: Lucie Page
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
NANOBOT PROJECT
(TV Pilot / UPN)
Company: Viacom Productions Inc / Nanobot Productions
Inc
Producer(s): Grant Scharbo (Exec), Gina Matthews (Exec),
Silvio Horta (Exec), Jean Desormeaux
Director: Rob Lieberman
Principal Cast: Christopher Gorham, Marina Black, Keegan
Conor Tracy, Judith Scott, Matthew Czuchry, Philip Anthony
Rodriguez
Month(s): March (03)
US
111 GRAMERCY PARK
(TV Pilot / ABC)
Company: 111 Gramercy Films Inc / The Tannenbaum
Company / Warner Bros Television
Producer(s): Bob Brush (Exec), Eric Tannenbaum (Exec),
Kim Tannenbaum, David Latt
Director: Bill D.Elia
Principal Cast:
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
PERFECT
(Short Film)
Company: Little Alien Productions Inc
Producer(s): Luis Mendoza
Director: Boris Rodriguez
Principal Cast: Kate Greenhouse, James McGowan
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
PLATO
(TV Pilot /)
Company: Shaftesbury Plato Inc / Viacom Productions /
Shaftesbury Films
Producer(s): Christina Jennings (Exec), Laura Harbin, Lenny
Bekerman, Matt Aselton, Randy Van Kleeck, Eric Fogel, Jan
Peter Meyboom (Line)
Director: Bradley Walsh
Principal Cast: David Cook, Lindy Booth, Daniel DeSanto,
Andrew Bush, Drew Nelson, David Huband
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
POP SONG
(Short Film)
Company: Pijinkamra Productions Inc
Producer(s): Ilana Frank, David Hayman
Director: Charles Officer
Principal Cast: Siobhan Casey
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
ROAD BETWEEN MY EARS
(Comedy Special / CBC)
Company: Road Between My Ears Inc
Producer(s): Howard Rosen
Director: Ron Meraska
Principal Cast: Ron James
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
SHADOW WALKERS
(TV Pilot / Fox)
Company: Shadow Walkers Productions Ltd / Regency
Television Productions / Fox Television Studios Inc
Producer(s): Dan Angel (Exec), Billy Brown (Exec), David
Roessell
Director: Steve Miner
Principal Cast: Lindsay Frost, Ted McGinley, Britt Irvin, Brian
Sites, Eve Crawford
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE TRUE STORY
(Documentary)
Company: True Sherlock Productions Inc / CineNova
Productions Inc
Producer(s): David Lint, Jane Armstrong
Director: Christopher Bewley
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
THE SQUEEZE
(Short Film)
Company: Angry Boy Productions
Producer(s): Noah Plener
Director: Noah Plener
Principal Cast: Benji Plener, Gabe Plener, Larry Mannell
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
SQUEEZEBOX
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Anthony Leo, Andrew Rosen
Director: Andrew Hull
Principal Cast: Jonathon Paul, Jessica Sugar
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
SWEEPER
(Short Film)
Company: Jeremy Benning
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Jeremy Benning
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
TENDER LOVING CARE
(Short Film)
Company: Down Low Films Inc
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Mark Adam
Principal Cast: Rubberdance Group
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
TERMINAL VENUS
(Short Film)
Company: Canadian Film Centre
Producer(s): Phil Frappier
Director: Alex Franchi
Principal Cast: Zoie Palmer, Kathy Smith, Liliane Clune,
Lauren Piech, Jason Spivack
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
TRAITOR! GREAT TRAITORS OF THE 20TH CENTURY:
VANUNU
(Documentary / History Channel)
Company: AP Traitor Productions Ltd / Associated
Producers Ltd
Producer(s): Tim Wolochatiuk
Director: David Stein
Principal Cast: Ivan Kosir
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
VIOLENT CRIME
(TV Pilot /)
Company: VC Productions Inc / Universal Network
Television LLC / Vivendi Universal Studios Canada Ltd
Producer(s): Ron Schwary, Ian Sandor, Kim Moses
Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal
Principal Cast: Robert Pastorelli, Jennifer Esposito, Audra
McDonald, Matthew Rhys, Paul Adelstein, John Kapelos
Month(s): March (03) to April (03)
US
WAITING FOR DA MAN
(Short Film)
Company: Black Walk Corporation
Producer(s): Craig Fleming
Director: Rob Stefaniuk
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
WALTZ
(Short Film)
Company: 48 Media Inc
Producer(s): Siu Ta, Irene Trinh
Director: Rob Shaw
Principal Cast: Siu Ta, David Yee
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
THE WHOOTEN OBSERVER
(TV Pilot)
Company: Code 2 Productions Inc / Decode Entertainment
Inc
Producer(s): Steven DeNure (Exec), John A. Delmage, Beth
Stevenson, Suzanne Bloch, John May
Director: John May
Principal Cast: Charlotte Arnold, Megan Starkman, Michael
Belisario, Barbara Mamabolo, Jack Newman
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
WILD CARD
(TV Pilot / Lifetime)
Company: Busiek Productions Inc / Fireworks Entertainment
/ Lifetime Television
Producer(s): Lynn Marie Latham (Exec), Bernard Lechowick
(Exec), Tony Thatcher, Peter Bray (Supervising)
Director: Stephen Surjik
Principal Cast: Joely Fisher, Vikki Krinsky, Aislinn Paul,
Chris Potter, Rae Dawn Chong, Devin Drewitz
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
WINDOWS 2003
(Short Film)
Company: Jeo Productions
Producer(s): Joseph Tito, Bill Marshall
Directors: Joseph Tito, Bill Marshall
Principal Cast: Laurence Dane, Joseph Tito, Charmian King
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
WONDERFALLS
(TV Pilot / Fox)
Company: Millenium Canadian Productions East Ltd / 20th C
Fox / Regency Television Prods Inc
Producer(s): Todd Holland (Exec), Bryan Fuller (Exec)
Paul Rabwin, Michael J. Maschio
Director: Todd Holland
Principal Cast: Caroline Dhavernas, Katie Finneran, Diana
Scarwid, Tyron Leitso, William Sadler, Adam Scott
Month(s): February (03)
US
DRAMATIC TELEVISION SERIES
35 Television Series (192 Episodes)
ACE LIGHTNING . SEASON 2
(2 1/2 Hr Episodes / CBC / BBC)
Company: Ace Lightning II Productions Inc / Alliance Atlanis
Communications / BBC / BBC Worldwide
Producer(s): Jim Corston, Jayne Harris Schipper (Assoc)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Tom Wansey, Marc Minardi, Ashley Leggat
Brandon Carrera, Jordan Hughes, Devon Anderson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada / UK
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
(4 1/2 Hr Episodes #12, 15, 23 & 26 / W)
Company: Animal Magnetism Inc
Producer(s): Toni Miceli
Directors: John Dolin, Kia Chester
Principal Cast: Patty Sullivan, host
Month(s): January (03) and March (03)
Canada
APPARTEMENT 611
(13 5min Episodes / TFO)
Company: TVO / TFO
Producer(s): Huguette Jean
Director: Anne-Marie Cote
Principal Cast: Sebastien Bertrand, Elisa Parent Schwarz,
Marianne Lambert, Martin-David Peters
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
BLUE MURDER . SEASON 4
(1 1Hr Episode #401 / Global)
Company: Blue Murder IV Productions Inc / Barna-Alper
Producer(s): Laszlo Barna (Exec), Steve Lucas (Exec),
Norman Denver
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Joel Keller, Mimi Kuzyk, Benz Antoine, Kari
Matchett, Tracy Waterhouse, David Eisner, Mark Wilson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
BY REQUEST
(4 /2 Hr Episodes / Food Network)
Company: Mercer Street Film Inc
Producer(s): Henry Less
Director: Henry Less
Principal Cast: Guy Rubino, Michael Rubino, hosts
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
CANADIAN IDOL
(2 1Hr Episodes #3 & 4 / CTV)
Company: Insight Production Company Ltd
Producer(s): John Brunton (Exec & Prod), Barbara Bowlby
(Exec), Mark Lysankowski (Supervising), Sue Brophey (Co),
Martha Kehoe (Co), Karel Noordover (Technical)
Director: Joan Tosoni
Principal Cast: Ben Mulroney, John Dore, hosts
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION . SEASON 3
(9 1/2 Hr Episodes #301-309 / CTV)
Company: Epitome Pictures Inc
Producer(s): Stephen Stohn (Exec), Linda Schuyler (Exec),
Nicole Hamilton (Assoc)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Miriam McDonald, Cassie Steele, Ryan
Cooley, Jake Goldsbie, Aubrey Graham, Stefan Brogren,
Amanda Stepto, Pat Mastroianni, Shane Kippel
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
DOC . SEASON 3
(15 1Hr Episodes #308-322 / PAX TV)
Company: Pebblehut Doc Series Inc
Producer(s): Marilyn Stonehouse, Larry McLean (Co)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Billy Ray Cyrus, Derek McGrath, Andrea
Robinson, Richard Leacock
Month(s): January (03) to June (03)
Canada
FAITES LE 2
(1 1/2 Hr Episode #3 / CBC/TFO)
Company: Mediatique Inc
Producer(s): Daniele Caloz
Director: Catherine Lemercier
Principal Cast: Annick Leger, Martine Yourgeau
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
FORENSIC FACTOR
(3 1Hr Episodes #4-6 / Discovery)
Company: Exploration Production Inc / CTV Inc / Discovery
Channel
Producer(s): P.J. Nawarynski
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Robin Ward, narrator
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
Canada
KENNY VS SPENNY
(4 1/2 Hr Episodes #2, 6, 12,15 / CBC)
Company: KVS Productions Inc / Breakthrough Films and
Television Inc
Producer(s): Ira Levy (Exec), Peter Williamson (Exec), John
Morayniss (Exec), Noreen Halpern (Exec), Kirsten Scollie
(Supervising)
Director: Kenny Hotz
Principal Cast: Kenny Hotz, Spencer Rice
Month(s): March (03) to July (03)
LAKES SERIES: LAKE WINNIPEG
(1 1/2 Hr Episode #1 / History Television)
Company: Lakes Inc
Producer(s): Janice Dawe, Mitch Azaria
Director: N/A
Principal Cast: Liam Colle, Mitch Azaria
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
LIVING ROMANCE
( 1Hr Episodes / W)
Company: Corus Entertainment Inc / Romance Report
Productions Inc
Producer(s): Lynn Harvey
Director: Karen McDermott
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
LOVE BY DESIGN . SEASON 2
(15 1/2 Hr Episodes #1-15 / HGTV)
Company: Love By Design Television Productions II Inc /
Renaissance Pictures Inc / Westwind Pictures Inc
Producer(s): Michael Snook (Exec), Clark Donnelly (Exec),
Warren Sulatycky (Exec), Sandra Meret, Jennifer Dick
(Assoc)
Director: Warren Sulatycky
Principal Cast: Richard Yearwood, host
Month(s): April (03) to July (03)
Canada
MARK CULLEN GARDENING
(13 1/2 Hr Episodes / HGTV)
Company: Fusion Television Inc / Zone 6 Productions
Producer(s): Mark Johnston
Director: N/A
Principal Cast: Mark Cullen, host
Month(s): May (03) to July (03)
Canada
MATCHMAKER TV . SEASON 4
(1 1/2 Hr Episode / Life Network)
Company: Tricon Television 4 Inc / Tricon Films & Television
Producer(s): Andrea Gorfolova
Director: Jameel Bharmal
Principal Cast: Andrew Anthony, host
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
MUTANT X . SERIES 2
(2 1Hr Episodes #221-222 / Global/Tribune)
Company: Mutant X Productions II Ltd / Fireworks
Entertainment Inc / Tribune Entertainment / Marvel Studios
Producer(s): Jonathan Hackett, Tony Thatcher (Co-Exec),
Jay Firestone (Exec), Adam Haight (Exec), Karen Wookey
(Supervising), Rick Ungar (Exec), Avi Arad (Exec)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: John Shea, Victoria Pratt, Victor Webster,
Forbes March, Lauren Lee Smith
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
1-800-MISSING
(5 1Hr Episodes #2-6 / )
Company: Missing Productions Corp / Lions Gate Television
Producer(s): Glenn Davis (Exec), William Laurin (Exec),
Debra Martin Chase (Exec), Lee Goldberg (Co-Exec), Bill
Rabkin (Co-Exec), Philip Bedard (Co-Exec), Larry Lalonde
(Co-Exec), Paul Quarrington, John Calvert
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Gloria Reuben, Caterina Scorsone, Dean
McDermott, Adam MacDonald
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
OPEN YOUR EARS
(5 1/2 Hr Episodes #106-109, 112/ TVO)
Company: TV Ontario
Producer(s): Drew Mullin, Marney Berube
Director: Drew Mullin
Principal Cast: Jennifer Pisana
Month(s): January (03) February (03)
Canada
OUT OF BOUNDS WITH JOHN OAKLEY . SEASON 2
(5 1/2 Hr Episodes / MenTV / Sports World Extreme Sports)
Company: Summerhill Sports Inc / Summerhill Entertainment
Ltd
Producer(s): Kim Saltarski, Lee Herberman, Andrew
Nicholson
Director: Rick Watts
Principal Cast: John Oakley, host
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
PLATINUM
(6 1Hr Episodes #01-06 / UPN)
Company: Platinum Entertainment Productions Inc /
Platinum Television Productions Inc / CBS Productions / The
Greenblatt Janollari Studio / American Zoetrope Television
Producer(s): Francis Ford Coppola (Exec), Sofia Coppola
(Exec), Robert Greenblatt (Exec), David Janollari (Exec),
Maira Suro (Exec), John Ridley (Exec), Frank Siracusa,
Kevin Bray
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Jason George, Kirk Jones, Lalanya Masters,
Davetta Sherwood
Month(s): February (03) to April (03)
US
PLAY MAKER
(4 1Hr Episodes #01-04 / ESPN)
Company: Franchise Productions Ltd
Producer(s): Orly Adelson (Exec), John Eisendrath (Exec),
Jamie Paul Rock
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Omar Gooding, Marcello Thedford,
Christopher Wiehl, Jason Matthew Smith, Russell Hornsby
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
US
QUEER AS FOLK . SEASON 3
(6 1Hr Episodes #309-314 Showtime (US) / Showcase
(Canada))
Company: Viacom Inc / QAF III Productions Ltd / QAF II
Productions Ltd / QAF Productions Ltd as Agent for GS SNI
2001 Ltd Partnership / Dufferin Gate Productions
Producer(s): Ron Cowen (Exec), Dan Lipman (Exec), Tony
Jonas (Exec), Sheila Hockin
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Hal Sparks, Gale Harold, Sharon Gless, Scott
Lowell, Randy Harrison
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
US
RADIO FREE ROSCOE
(2 1/2 Hr Episodes #101-02 / )
Company: Decode / Nutley Productions Inc / Decode
Entertainment / Noggin
Producer(s): John A. Delmage, Betty Orr (Line)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Nathan Stephenson, Kate Todd, Ali
Mukaddam, Nathan Carter, Genelle Williams
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
72 HOURS: TRUE CRIME
(4 1/2 Hr Episodes #01-04 / CBC / TLC (US))
Company: 72 Hours Inc / Kensington Communications Inc /
Creative Anarchy Inc
Producer(s): Robert Sandler, Robert Lane
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): June (03) to July (03)
Canada
SAY YES.& MARRY ME
(12 1/2 Hr Episodes / )
Company: Atlantic 11 Productions Inc
Producer(s): Jonah Stroh, Richard Martyn
Director: Richard Martyn
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): February (03) to March (03)
Canada
SOUL FOOD: THE SERIES . SEASON 4
(9 1 Hr Episodes #62-64, 66-71 / Showtime)
Company: Season Four Soul Food Productions Inc / Viacom
Inc
Producer(s): Producer(s): Felicia D. Henderson (Exec),
Tracey E. Edmonds (Exec), Kenneth Edmonds (Exec),
George Tillman (Exec), Bob Teitel (Exec), Cathy Mickel
Gibson, Salim Akil
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Vanessa Williams, Aaron Meeks, Nicole Ari
Parker, Melinda Williams
Month(s): April (03) to July (03)
US
STYLE VIP
(13 1/2 Hr Episodes / W)
Company: Take 3 Productions
Producer(s): Linda Stregger
Director: Shelagh Cooke
Principal Cast: Traci Melchior, host
Month(s): May (03) to July (03)
Canada
THE SURREAL GOURMET . SEASON 3
(9 1/2 Hr Episodes / Life Network)
Company: Salad Daze Productions II Inc
Producer(s): Dale Burshstein (Exec), Lon Hall (Co-Exec)
Director: Richard Mortimer
Principal Cast: Bob Blumer, host
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
SWAP-TV . SEASON 2
(1 1/2 Hr Episode / 2 #5 / TV O)
Company: Trading Places II Productions Inc / Breakthrough
Films
Producer(s): Ira Levy, Peter Williamson, Heather Findlay,
Kirsty Nordal, Tatyana Terzopoulos
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
TARZAN & JANE
(1 1 Hr Episode / WB)
Company: T&J 1 Films Inc
Producer(s): Peter McIntosh
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Travis Simmel, Saran Wayne Carlies, Miguel
Munez
Month(s): July (03)
US
TRASH TO TREASURE
(13 1/2Hr Episodes #1-13 / HGTV)
Company: Trash to Treasure Productions Inc / WestWind
Pictures
Producer(s): Clark Donnelly (Exec), Mary Darling (Exec),
Cathie James
Directors: Rui Feliz, Hanem Hamouda
Principal Cast: Sandy Robson, host
Month(s): May (03) to June (03)
Canada
VERITAS
(5 1 Hr Episodes #108-112 / ABC)
Company: V Truth Productions Ltd
Producer(s): Patrick Massett (Exec), John Zinman (Exec),
Neil Meron (Exec), Craig Zadan (Exec), Rick Kellard (Co-
Exec), Thania St John (Co-Exec), Iain Paterson, Chuck
Rapoport, Gabrielle Stanton (Co), Harry Werksman (Co)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Ryan Merriman, Cobie Smulders, Arnold
Vosloo, Alex Carter, Eric Balfour, Cynthia Martells, Eli
Wallach
Month(s): January (03) to March (03)
US
A WEDDING STORY: NAOMI & MYLES
(1 1/2 Hr Episode #814 / The Learning Channel)
Company: Banyan Productions Inc
Producer(s): Marcia Anderson, Alison Murray
Director: N/A
Principal Cast: N/A
Month(s): March (03)
US
WILD CARD
(3 1 Hr Episodes #01-03 / Lifetime)
Company: Busiek Productions Inc / Fireworks Entertainment
/ Lifetime Television
Producer(s): Lynn Marie Latham (Exec), Bernard Lechowick
(Exec), Tony Thatcher, Stewart Harding (Supervising), Daria
Korolus (Assoc)
Director: Various
Principal Cast: Various
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
MUSIC VIDEOS
69 Music Videos
ADDICTED
Company / Record Company: Media Giants Entertainment
Inc / Busy Music
Producer(s): Adrian Cox
Director: Ted Ellis
Artist: J. R. Vatour
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
AFTER ALL
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Nettwerk
Producer(s): Erin Berry
Directors: Stephen Scott, Marcus Elliott
Artist: Delerium
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
ALL YOU CAN ASK
Company / Record Company: YYZ Pictures Ltd /
Sandbox/Shoreline Records
Producer(s): Ian MacDonald, Michael Korchinsky
Director: Ian MacDonald
Artist: Grindig
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
ALMONDE SCULPTURE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Geoff McLean
Director: Chris Grismer
Artist: Reason Disappears
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
ANIMAL IN PAIN
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Shannon Brand
Director: Micha Dahan
Artist: 54-40
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA SONG
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Michael Marcus
Director: Benjamin Weinstein
Artist: Dahmnait Doyle
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
BELLYDANCER
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
MCA/Universal Records
Producer(s): Marc Hesselink
Director: Little X
Artist: Kardinal
Month(s): May (03)
US
BETTER DAYS
Company / Record Company: Cinescene Inc / Whipback
PB1
Producer(s): Melloney Campbell, Shayna Leonoff
Director: David Cropper
Artist: Drop 4
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Independent
Producer(s): Jamie Dagg
Director: Yael Staav
Artist: Broken Social Scene
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
BUMPETY BUMP
Company / Record Company: Dante Entertainment Ltd / Top
Cap Entertainment
Producer(s): Jeff Boulton
Director: Kareen Glynne
Artist: The Rezza Dons
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
BYE BYE BOYFRIEND
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Universal
Producer(s): Mark Hesselink
Director: George Vale
Artist: Fefe Dobson
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
THE CONSULTANCY
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Amplifier
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
COUNTERPARTS
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Group / Distort
Records
Producer(s): Shannon Brand
Director: Marc Ricciardelli
Artist: Alexisonfire
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
CRAZY
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Group / Sextant
Records
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Michael Douglas
Artist: Sky
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
DEDICATION
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Michael Douglas
Artist: Sky
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
DID U REALLY
Company / Record Company: Kalki Delta / CeSourl Music
Producer(s): Lindsay Miller
Director: Carter Cook
Artist: Carl Henry
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
DIGGING FOR GOLD
Company / Record Company: 49% Hanging With the
Brothers & Sisters Film Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Anthony Wong
Director: Marc Rosing
Artist: Priya
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
DIS GO
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Cazh
Artist: Woodsmen
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
DO IT LIKE THAT
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artist: Juice
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
EVERYBODY RIDES
Company / Record Company: Media Giants Entertainment /
Spin Music
Producer(s): Adrian Cox, Ted Ellis
Director: Ted Ellis
Artist: John Landry
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
(I HATE) EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU
Company / Record Company: D Squared Pictures Company
/ Jive Records
Producer(s): Dave Taylor
Director: Scott Winig
Artist: Three Days Grace
Month(s): April (03)
US
FERNANDA
Company / Record Company: 48 Media Inc / Marquis
Classics
Producer(s): Robert Arber
Director: Andrew Bee
Artist: Trio Norte
Month(s): April (03)
Canada
FLOW
Company / Record Company: March Forward Films /
Independent
Producer(s): Tim Kidd, Cory Pappizzo
Director: Adam McCloy
Artist: TKP
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
GENTLEMAN
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Craig Bernard
Artist: Jenna G
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
GENTLE RAIN
Company / Record Company: Calibre Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): Aristea Rizakos, Jordan Gross
Director: Mark Andre Debruyne
Artist: Emilie-Claire Barlow
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
GIVE UP THE GRUDGE
Company / Record Company: Rock Fight LP / Arista
Producer(s): Debra Bergman
Director: Evan Bernard
Artist: Gob
Month(s): March (03)
Canada / US
GOLD IN THEM HILLS
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company / Linus
Entertainment
Producer(s): Erin Berry
Director: Stephen Scott
Artist: Ron Sexsmith
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
GOODBYE
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / SPG Music
Ltd
Producer(s): Michael Marcus
Director: Lux
Artist: Heat
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
HAD TO BE SAID
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Re-define
Producer(s): Brian Fletcher
Director: Jamie Dagg
Artist: The Getaway
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company / EMI
Music
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Don Allan
Artist: K-Os
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
INTRODUCING TA-DA
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Sanctigroove Productions
Producer(s): Scott McEwen
Director: Evan Winter
Artist: Ta-Da
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
KAADHAL ANGELE
Company / Record Company: Maple Combines /
Independent
Producer(s): K. Brinthanath
Director: K. Brinthanath
Artist: Suthan & Nalini
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
KEEPING THE LIVING BODIES WARM
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Sonic Unyon
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Micah Meisner
Artist: Tangiers
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
LAY ME DOWN
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Universal Music Canada
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Ashley McIsaac
Month(s): February (03)
Canada / UK
LIVE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Live
Month(s): May (03)
Canada / US
LOOK OUT BELOW
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Closure
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
LOSING OUT
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Rob Pillichowski
Artist: Shyne Factory
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
MONTAGNA DE ORO
Company / Record Company: Defiant Entertainment Inc /
Sony Music Classical
Producer(s): Damian Nuise
Director: Shannon Moschenross
Artist: Lara St John
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
NEPTUNE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc / Music for
Nations
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: INME
Month(s): February (03)
Canada / UK
OMNEYA-WISH
Company / Record Company: Cedar Avenue Productions /
Independent
Producer(s): Jordana Aarons
Director: Valerie Buhagiar
Artist: Mernie
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
ONE BY ONE
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment /
Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artist: Rikoshay featuring Natasha Waterman
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
PARTY
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / Warner
Producer(s): Peter Thornton
Director: Kevin DeFreitas
Artist: Lee
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
PERFECT
Company / Record Company: Revolver Films / Maplemusic
Recordings
Producer(s): Amalie Bruun
Director: Ante Kovac
Artist: Danny Michel
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
A PITTANCE OF TIME
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Warren P. Sonoda
Artist: Terry Kelly
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
PHIL
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Warner Bros Music
Producer(s): Natalie Galazka
Director: Micah Meisner
Artist: Buck 65
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
PIMPIN. LIFE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Big Black Lincoln
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
PRICE TO PLAY
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Elektra
Producer(s): Mark Hesselink
Director: Brothers Strouse
Artist: Staind
Month(s): March (03)
US
PULMONARY ARCHERY
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Peter Thornton
Director: Marc Ricciardelli
Artist: Alexisonfire
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
READY TO ROLL
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Universal Music Canada
Producer(s): Richard Cureton, Alex Walti
Director: Duane Crichton
Artist: Flashlight Brown
Month(s): May (03)
Canada
SAN ANTONE
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Geoff McLean
Director: Sean Littlejohn
Artist: White Cowbell Oklahoma
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
SHADOW OF DOUBT
Company / Record Company: Dante Entertainment Ltd /
Rounders Entertainment
Producer(s): Jeff Boulton
Director: James Villeneuve
Artist: Cash Brothers
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
SILLY THINGS
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment
Ltd / Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Shameer Downey
Artist: Tone
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
SOUTHERN GIRL
Company / Record Company: Oz Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Michael Douglas
Artist: Kuya
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
SPINNING AND SKIPPING
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Sandbox
Productions
Producer(s): Sascha, Jamie Dagg
Director: Andy Keen
Artist: Grindig
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Atlantic Records
Producer(s): Marc Hesselink
Director: Little X
Artist: Sean Paul featuring Sasha
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
STRICTLY FOR THE HEADS
Company / Record Company: Players Film Company /
Independent
Producer(s): Alex Walti
Director: Duane Crichton
Artist: IRS
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE
Company / Record Company: 48 Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Stephen Dranitsaris, The Tieu
Director: Rob Deleskie
Artist: Brad Davidge
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
SUGAR
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Robert Wilson, Patrick Cameron
Director: Warren P. Sonoda
Artist: Super Garage
Month(s): January (03)
Canada
SUPERFLY
Company / Record Company: Dante Entertainment Ltd /
Independent
Producer(s): Stephen Braund
Director: Clarence Ford
Artist: Shane Philips
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
THAT.S THE WAY
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment
Ltd / Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artist: Bishop
Month(s): February (03)
Canada
THE THROWBACK (KINDA WONDERFUL)
Company / Record Company: Next Element Entertainment
Inc / Independent
Producer(s): John Nadalin
Director: Randall Thorne
Artists: Tone Mason, Brassmunk, Graph Nobel
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
TIME OF OUR LIVES
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Independent
Producer(s): Adam Sinai
Director: Kyle Davison
Artist: David Usher
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
T .N T
Company / Record Company: Two Three Five Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Mike G
Director: Harvey Glazer
Artist: Dan E O
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
TRAFFIC
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc /
Independent
Producer(s): Marc Milliard
Director: Benjamin Weinstein
Artist: Damhnait Doyle
Month(s): July (03)
Canada
UNPREDICTABLE
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / BMG
Music
Producer(s): Adam Sinai
Director: Kevin DeFreitas
Artist: Keisha
Month(s): March (03)
Canada
WATER FROM ICE
Company / Record Company: 48 Media Inc / Independent
Producer(s): Anthony Wong
Director: Erin Young
Artist: Rebeka Reed
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU
Company / Record Company: Blink Pictures Inc / Maverick
Producer(s): Cheri Sinclair
Director: Scott Marshall
Artist: Lillix
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
WHEN YOU COME AROUND
Company / Record Company: Hoodoo Films / Lyric Street
Records
Producer(s): Greg Horton
Director: Trey Fanjoy
Artist: Deric Ruttan
Month(s): April (03)
US
WILMA OR A BETTY MAN
Company / Record Company: Revolver Film Company /
Warner Music Canada
Producer(s): Rachel Kohm
Director: Lisa Mann
Artist: Melanie Doane
Month(s): June (03)
Canada
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