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Author: kevinmasonmusic
Keywords: blogging bread cleveland closings marketing media music nashville networking north school snow social south video vlog
Added: December 12, 2008

WE LIVE IN OHIO (Sung to the tune of We Didn't Start The Fire) SCHOOL SYSTEM IT AINT GOOD GET OUR KIDS OUT THE HOOD POLICE FIRE LOSE THEIR JOBS NOW EVERYBOYS GETTING ROBBED CLEVELAND PRESS HAD TO FOLD SAME OLD STORY GETTING OLD HOSPITALS ARE CLOSING DOWN BUSINESSES ARE LEAVING TOWN HOUGH RIOTS ALL AROUND RIVER BURNING ON THE GROUND RALPH PERK BURNED HIS HAIR THE CITYS BANKRUPT EVERYWHERE KUCINICH WAS A FOOL THEN MAYOR CAMPBELL CHANGED THE RULE BOB TAFT WHAT A JOKE NO WONDER CLEVELANDS GOING BROKE (Chorous)WE LIVE IN OHIO AND WE GOIN BROKE BUT YET WE CAN NOT SMOKE IN HERE WE LIVE IN OHIO...AND OUR MAYOR KEEPS RAMBLING YET WE CAN'T GET GAMBLING HERE. RED RIGHT 88 NICKEL BEER AND BOTTLE GATE PAUL SILAS SHOWN THE DOOR GOTTA WIN A WHOLE LOT MORE THE SHOT FUMBLE AND THE DRIVE HOW DID ELWAY STAY ALIVE JORDAN WAS THE FREAKIN DEVIL HIT HIM WITH A FREAKIN SHOVEL BRAD DAUGHERTY HURT HIS BACK CHONE'S ANKLE TOOK A WHACK TED STEPIEN WAS SCARY RON HARPER DANNY FERRY ART MODELL HE LEFT TOWN WHEN DAVID SAID WE'D KEEP OUR BROWNS BUTCH DAVIS UP AND QUIT HOW LONG MUST WE TAKE THIS SHHHHH (Chorous) WE LIVE IN OHIO AND WE GOIN BROKE BUT YET WE CAN NOT SMOKE IN HERE WE LIVE IN OHIO...AND OUR MAYOR KEEPS RAMBLING YET WE CAN'T GET GAMBLING HERE. SHAKER HTS ..TERMINAL TOWER ALL AMERICAN CITY POWER SHORT VINCENT PLAHOUSE SQUARE UNION JOBS THEY ALWAYS CARE THE ORCHESTRA HAS THE BRASS THE CLEVELAND CLINIC IS FIRST CLASS CASE WESTERN..PORT OF CLEVELAND CLEVELAND BALLET HAS US BEAMIN ZOO MUSEUMS AND METROPARKS EUCLID BEACH AMUSEMENT PARK THE HALL OF FAME...THE DOG POUND THE BUZZARD'S ALWAYS BEEN AROUND BIG CHUCK AND LITTLE JOHN DICK GODDARD'S ALWAYS ON THE GHOUL AND MR JINGLELING CHRISTMAS WAS A BEAUTIFUL THING (Chorous)WE LIVE IN OHIO AND WE GOIN BROKE BUT YET WE CAN NOT SMOKE IN HERE WE LIVE IN OHIO...AND OUR MAYOR KEEPS RAMBLING YET WE CAN'T GET GAMBLING HERE. LARRY DOBY CARL STOKES FRANK ROBINSON GAVE US HOPE ROCKY CALIVITO TRADE PAUL NEWMAN SAUCE WAS MADE JIM BROWN AND LEROY KELLY BOB HOPE AND HALLE BERRY DREW CAREY DON KING LEBRON JAMES WILL BRING US RINGS JANE KENNEDY ARSENIO HALL JOE WALSH WE HAD A BALL ALAN FREED COINED ROCK AND ROLL DIANA MUNZ SHE WON THE GOLD THE AIR SHOW AND THE GRAN PRIX ALL THESE THINGS THAT YOU CAN SEE THERES NO BETTER PLACE TO GO THANK GOD WE HAVE MIKE TRIVISONNO

Author: rstone2002
Keywords: Cleveland ohio
Added: October 28, 2008

Two promos for Channel 3 News from the start of the 21st century. Found them on one of my mom's old tapes of Days of Our Lives. Video remains the sole property of its respective owners. It is not for sale, and no challenge to ownership is implied. This video is uploaded for entertainment, educational, and historical purposes only and falls under Fair Use guidelines.

Author: Chenoholic88
Keywords: Channel News promos Steve Miles School Closing Alert Network WKYC Cleveland 2000
Added: June 29, 2008

Part 5 of 5 April 27, 2008 WASHINGTON -- King James lost his crown. All right, so it was his burgundy headband that went flying when LeBron James took a shot to the noggin from DeShawn Stevenson, their simmering feud nearly boiling over. James kept his cool, allowing the flagrant foul to spark him and his Cleveland Cavaliers. At game's end, James was just as collected, drawing waves of Washington Wizards defenders before dishing to Delonte West for a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 5.4 seconds left. That shot, along with James' 34 points and 12 rebounds, led the Cavaliers to a 100-97 victory on Sunday and a 3-1 lead in their best-of-7 Eastern Conference playoff series. "There's been some extracurricular activities going on outside and inside this series," James said, "but I've been able to stay focused." The Wizards were ahead by a point with 3½ minutes left in the first half when James drove to the basket, and Stevenson came from behind and swiped a hand out, clipping the Cavs' star with what James said teammates told him was a closed fist before tumbling to the court. James kept his balance and stepped toward Stevenson, who got up and stepped toward James. They exchanged words, but that was it, before teammates stepped in between. "If we was on the park, something definitely would have escalated," James said. "But, you know, I guess that's what they want to do. They want to hurt LeBron James this series. It ain't working." Stevenson's take? "That's how it goes," he said. "It was a big game for us." Now the Cavaliers, who eliminated the Wizards in each of the previous two postseasons, have control, with Game 5 on Wednesday at Cleveland. James got help Sunday from more than just West, whose career playoff-high 21 points included five 3-pointers. Daniel Gibson made four 3s, and Ben Wallace had 12 rebounds -- part of a remarkable 51-31 edge on the boards for Cleveland. One small sequence that epitomized things: At the end of the third quarter, Joe Smith's three-point play followed two offensive rebounds and gave the Cavaliers an 80-73 edge. Wizards coach Eddie Jordan was succinct: "We didn't rebound." Antawn Jamison led Washington with 23 points and 11 rebounds, while Caron Butler added 19 points. But it was Stevenson who was at the center of the key play. LeBron vs. DeShawn had been mainly an off-court rivalry, prompted in part by Stevenson calling James overrated, and extending to involve rap megastar Jay-Z and one-hit wonder Soulja Boy. James' pal Jay-Z created a song dissing Stevenson that was played at a D.C. club this weekend. "He's worth $500 million, and he's writing songs about me," Stevenson said before tipoff. "What does that say about DeShawn Stevenson? Ballin'!" But besides getting outscored by 21 points by James, Stevenson appeared to give him some motivation. "Was it a flagrant foul? I really don't know," said Wizards center Brendan Haywood, ejected from Game 2 after shoving James. "All I know is we weren't trying to give up a layup." James went 1-for-2 at the line after the foul, then made a 3 on the ensuing possession, all part of a 13-0 Cavaliers spurt. "That," Gilbert Arenas said, "got him mad." And yet, thanks to a suddenly effective Arenas, Washington had a chance to win what turned out to be a gem of a game, a nice change after Cleveland's 30-point victory in Game 2, and Washington's 36-point margin in Game 3. Arenas made two free throws with 57 seconds left to get Washington within two points. After James missed a jumper -- part of an 0-for-3 fourth quarter -- Arenas' 8-foot fadeaway with 28 seconds remaining made it 97-all. And from there, as West put it: "I'm pretty sure everybody in the gym, including their defense, thought (James) was going to take the last shot. And I think sometimes we forget this guy has great court vision. He made the right play." Which was dishing to an open West, who went to high school in nearby Maryland. It was strikingly similar to what happened in the first-round series between these teams in 2006. That time, the Cavaliers eliminated the Wizards in Game 6 when James found Damon Jones open for a go-ahead baseline jumper in the closing seconds of overtime. "Washington definitely probably had a flashback," James said. Even after West came through, Arenas had enough time to try to tie it again. But a player who built a reputation for clutch late-game performances before having two operations on his left knee hesitated before badly missing a 3 over West. Arenas was so "distracted" and "flustered" by the way things ended, he forgot about his postgame ritual of throwing his jersey into the stands to give a fan a souvenir.

Author: thelebronjamesblitz
Keywords: LeBron 2008 Playoffs game vs Wizards full highlights pt
Added: May 3, 2008

Part 4 of 5 April 27, 2008 WASHINGTON -- King James lost his crown. All right, so it was his burgundy headband that went flying when LeBron James took a shot to the noggin from DeShawn Stevenson, their simmering feud nearly boiling over. James kept his cool, allowing the flagrant foul to spark him and his Cleveland Cavaliers. At game's end, James was just as collected, drawing waves of Washington Wizards defenders before dishing to Delonte West for a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 5.4 seconds left. That shot, along with James' 34 points and 12 rebounds, led the Cavaliers to a 100-97 victory on Sunday and a 3-1 lead in their best-of-7 Eastern Conference playoff series. "There's been some extracurricular activities going on outside and inside this series," James said, "but I've been able to stay focused." The Wizards were ahead by a point with 3½ minutes left in the first half when James drove to the basket, and Stevenson came from behind and swiped a hand out, clipping the Cavs' star with what James said teammates told him was a closed fist before tumbling to the court. James kept his balance and stepped toward Stevenson, who got up and stepped toward James. They exchanged words, but that was it, before teammates stepped in between. "If we was on the park, something definitely would have escalated," James said. "But, you know, I guess that's what they want to do. They want to hurt LeBron James this series. It ain't working." Stevenson's take? "That's how it goes," he said. "It was a big game for us." Now the Cavaliers, who eliminated the Wizards in each of the previous two postseasons, have control, with Game 5 on Wednesday at Cleveland. James got help Sunday from more than just West, whose career playoff-high 21 points included five 3-pointers. Daniel Gibson made four 3s, and Ben Wallace had 12 rebounds -- part of a remarkable 51-31 edge on the boards for Cleveland. One small sequence that epitomized things: At the end of the third quarter, Joe Smith's three-point play followed two offensive rebounds and gave the Cavaliers an 80-73 edge. Wizards coach Eddie Jordan was succinct: "We didn't rebound." Antawn Jamison led Washington with 23 points and 11 rebounds, while Caron Butler added 19 points. But it was Stevenson who was at the center of the key play. LeBron vs. DeShawn had been mainly an off-court rivalry, prompted in part by Stevenson calling James overrated, and extending to involve rap megastar Jay-Z and one-hit wonder Soulja Boy. James' pal Jay-Z created a song dissing Stevenson that was played at a D.C. club this weekend. "He's worth $500 million, and he's writing songs about me," Stevenson said before tipoff. "What does that say about DeShawn Stevenson? Ballin'!" But besides getting outscored by 21 points by James, Stevenson appeared to give him some motivation. "Was it a flagrant foul? I really don't know," said Wizards center Brendan Haywood, ejected from Game 2 after shoving James. "All I know is we weren't trying to give up a layup." James went 1-for-2 at the line after the foul, then made a 3 on the ensuing possession, all part of a 13-0 Cavaliers spurt. "That," Gilbert Arenas said, "got him mad." And yet, thanks to a suddenly effective Arenas, Washington had a chance to win what turned out to be a gem of a game, a nice change after Cleveland's 30-point victory in Game 2, and Washington's 36-point margin in Game 3. Arenas made two free throws with 57 seconds left to get Washington within two points. After James missed a jumper -- part of an 0-for-3 fourth quarter -- Arenas' 8-foot fadeaway with 28 seconds remaining made it 97-all. And from there, as West put it: "I'm pretty sure everybody in the gym, including their defense, thought (James) was going to take the last shot. And I think sometimes we forget this guy has great court vision. He made the right play." Which was dishing to an open West, who went to high school in nearby Maryland. It was strikingly similar to what happened in the first-round series between these teams in 2006. That time, the Cavaliers eliminated the Wizards in Game 6 when James found Damon Jones open for a go-ahead baseline jumper in the closing seconds of overtime. "Washington definitely probably had a flashback," James said. Even after West came through, Arenas had enough time to try to tie it again. But a player who built a reputation for clutch late-game performances before having two operations on his left knee hesitated before badly missing a 3 over West. Arenas was so "distracted" and "flustered" by the way things ended, he forgot about his postgame ritual of throwing his jersey into the stands to give a fan a souvenir.

Author: thelebronjamesblitz
Keywords: LeBron 2008 Playoffs game vs Wizards full highlights pt
Added: May 3, 2008