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New York Times Reporter David Barboza tours a Chinese factory that produces and preserves human cadavers for anatomical exhibitions.

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1970 USC v. Alabama game–credited with fully integrating the SEC. CSTV.

Combining 3D animation and live action, this 8 minute video illustrates the correct procedures for temporary bracing and prebuilding an alternative erection system. While it doesn’t show you how to brace your truss project, it presents the basic rules to prevent a trust system from collapsing.

Produceret af Buda (lulu rouge) and Mikael Simpson
Directed by Niels Grabol. thanks too J. Twilling, N Reetz, A Eborn, Michail, S Ottesen

The story of Judy Coffman, one-armed soccer player at the University of Michigan. Brought to by CSTV.

Only On The Web: Katie Couric introduces Steve Hartman’s interview with Zack Hample, who has snagged nearly 3,000 baseballs at major league games, then files her daily notebook.

Elizabeth Perkins sits down with Julie Chen to discuss her latest Emmy-nominated role as Celia Hodes in the Showtime comedy “Weeds.” Brought to you by CBS News.

3ds Max User Interface videos from the 3D Buzz Mastering 3ds Max Fundamentals course.

Interview with TOM ROBBINS from “MEDITATION: THE ART OF ECSTASY, a documentary film by Insearch Video.

“One of the things that first caused me to have interest in him was the fact that he was so soundly and roundly rejected and attacked by both the left and the right, by both the unthinking masses and educated, liberal intellectuals. And when someone’s ideas are that universally attacked, that can arose that much hostility, that was a signal to me that there must be something there worth paying attention to.”

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Oklahoma State’s cornerback, Martel Van Zant, is deaf. But that doesn’t hold him back on the field. Brought to you by CSTV.