Music video by Forever The Sickest Kids performing Whoa Oh (Me vs Everyone). (C) 2008 Universal Motown Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

bit.ly I had the chance to shoot some video at Hoover Dam and thought it would be fun to do a tilt-shift effect on it. Seeing such a monstrous creation look like a toy is cool. I particularly like the second to last shot, which looks down at the Colorado River from atop the dam.

Heartland Lawns Vole Damage, tips on how to repair vole damage in your lawn.

these dancers are incredible!!!

If you would like to download this horrid game click here: www.mediafire.com Featuring Stunning graphics, Life Changing decisions, and the most realistic sound effects to date! So after rifling for food in a nearby landfill because I'm just that poor, I came across a very shoddy old floppy disk. Within it it contained the source code for a very rare game named Vinnie Vole's Existential Nightmare. Because I'm such a fine person, I've made the game compatible with windows. No really, I was just bored and fiddled around with a cheap game creation program for about three hours. Most of which involved me figuring out how to get the sprites and stuff to work. Credits go to Ashens for the original concept and whoever invented printscreen, because everything in this game is printscreen.

A Bank Vole inhabits the compost heap.

Do you love me ?

we found this little vole baby in our house. .which is indeed slightly disturbing, but it seem that our cat brought it in, there wasn't really a nest. music: Dream On by Aerosmith

Bobcat catches vole. Western Oregon, USA

Playlist: www.youtube.com François Truffaut's BAISÉS VOLÉS (STOLEN KISSES) is the third film in the director's Antoine Doinel series, which begins with young Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) running away from home in THE 400 BLOWS. Now the lovable everyman is a bushy tailed twentysomething who has just been released from military service. Anxious to jump back into civilian life, he reunites with his girlfriend, Christine (Claude Jade), and starts a job as a night watchman at a hotel. Some hilarious scenes follow as Antoine's combined incompetence, flightiness, and general bad luck land him in some ruthlessly ironic situations. Still, the determined youth perseveres. After he loses his hotel job, Antoine is hired as a private detective, and then as a shoe salesman; he's fired, however, for sleeping with the boss's wife (Delphine Seyrig). And when he's not working, he throws money at whores like there's no tomorrow. (His date with "a very tall woman" epitomizes the quirkiness of French humor.) In an unforgettable scene, the frenzied Antoine stands in front of the mirror emphatically repeating the names of his lovers and then his own. All of these famously original episodes feed into flashbacks from previous films in the series. To complete the picture, BAISÉS VOLÉS includes beautiful shots of Paris--the Sacre Couer, the Arc de Triomphe, and other favorite monuments--that cement the always-romantic nature of Truffaut's works. Director/Screenwriter: François Truffaut Producer ...