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The Warners star in a Hollywood Homefront movie to support the troops. Be sure to download it if you want it. Seems like they're getting removed after a bit.

The Inquisition. What a sin...

The Spanish Inquisition by Mel Brooks.

edit: Will we ever see History of the World: Part Two?

Alvin and the Chipmunks in a way you've never seen or heard them before.

Why couldn't the show have been like this?

Short and sort of sweet. Just some Doctor Who fun

Scott Kurtz gives us a look at how he creates the covers for the printed edition of PvP.

Putting together and coloring the cover to PvP #30. This was all done in Photoshop.

Greets:

This blog is a catch all for all sorts of things. My interests range all over the place. They include my work in the WordPress.com support forums, my Kim Possible webcomic, my current Kim Possible fanfiction, my past Daria fanfiction and shorts. You'll also find videos from YouTube, Star Frontiers stuff, stuff I pull from over at deviantArt and FanFiction.net, the occasional Desktop for your computer and the occasional news article of interest. If you care to chat, I have set up forums over here.

Projects and other interests include:

Kim Possible Screen Captures Gallery

YouTube Video Downloader

Random Name Generator

Kim Possible: Remixed Webcomic

The Village Elves sings YMCA Edit: Found one of better quality.

Greets:

Had a bit of a morning challenge from one of my clients on doing a bit of a hack on the WP-ExtremeVideo plugin we use over in my hosting. He wanted to have a link provided where you can download the YouTube Video as well as view it. A two second Google search found a form based YouTube downloader that I stuck up here. Unfortunately, it had no method of passing on the URL of the video in question to the form. You still had to copy and paste it.

That's what I got to do this morning.

Unfortunetly since we can't edit the viewer over at WordPress.com, I needed to provide a fix for those folks. If you want to use this on your own blogs, you have to manually provide a link. Here's how:

Take the URL of the video. For example this one:

http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZTRFPY-yvM

See that bit after the question mark? All you need to do is copy and paste everything from that on to the following URL:

http: //yourtube.tdjc.be/

Which would give you:

http: //youtube.tdjc.be/?v=ZZTRFPY-yvM

Try it.

Note a space has been added after the colon for those links so you can see what is occurring. You do need to remove them to get them to work of course.

One minor bug. It appears that you might have to hit enter to get it to pick up on the input.

I'll work on adding this to the Video Player later this afternoon. Now in there. You'll note a link along the top right where the link yo the video on You Tube is. I published the changed code here if you want to use it yourself.

A song from the show Animaniacs

A long while back, I posted a method of downloading YouTube videos and saving them to your desktop. Since then, the method has been updated and it looks like YouTube is making part of the number session dependent which means that it changes every time you view it. Lots of fun.

In the comment section of the new post is also a link to where you can type in the URL of the video you want and it will be automatically downloaded for you. Unfortunetly, I'm on a locked down terminal today so I can't try it myself. Hopefully someone will report back on it.

YouTube Downloader

edit: Fixed link to the downloader since we're now hosting a local copy of it.