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10 Second Parish chevy truck - 10.65 - 1320Video

Length: 2:3
Rating Average: 4.53 from 43 people
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Author: sa1911a1

Tags: 1320 Chevy Parish Silverado Truck Turbo V8 Vortech

The 10 second Parish Turbo chevy Silverado running the quarter mile, laying down some new times. Best of 10.65. THIS IS NOT MY TRUCK - JUST A COOL VIDEO I FOUND ON 1320VIDEO.COM

Robert Parish - The Chief

Length: 2:2
Rating Average: 4.47 from 15 people
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Author: VeoShock

Tags: basketball

Robert Lee Parish (born August 30, 1953(1953-08-30) in Shreveport, Louisiana) is a retired American basketball center. He was known for his strong defense and jump shooting, and was elected in the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003. In 1997, Parish was also named as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History. After a modest career at Centenary College of Louisiana, Parish was drafted in the first round of the 1976 NBA Draft by the Golden State Warriors, before being sent to the Boston Celtics. He compared his transition from Golden State to Boston in a televised quote where he jokingly said it was like going from an outhouse to a penthouse. Playing 14 years with the Celtics from 1980 to 1994, Parish led the league in rebounding and blocks per game during his first three years. He also won three NBA titles (1981, 1984 and 1986) teaming with legendary small forward Larry Bird and power forward Kevin McHale. The trio is regarded by many as the best frontcourt in NBA history and was dubbed the "Big Three". He was known as a versatile center, using his impressive 7'0 size and speed to contain opposing players, launch precise shots from outside the paint, and finish fast breaks - the latter uncanny for a man of his stature. Fellow Hall of Famer and teammate from 1985-87 Bill Walton once called Parish the "greatest shooting big man of all time", perhaps because of Parish's field goal and free throw shooting ability, an unusual talent among most centers. His trademark was his high release jump shot, which traversed a very high arc before falling. He played two more seasons with the Charlotte Hornets and then played his final season with the Chicago Bulls in 1996-97, which led to his fourth NBA title. At 43, he is the third oldest player to ever play an NBA game (to Nat Hickey of the Providence Steamrollers, and Kevin Willis of the Dallas Mavericks) and as of 2007 his 1,611 games played over 21 seasons are unmatched. In honor of his achievements, the Celtics retired Parish's famous #00 jersey number in 1998 at halftime of a Celtics-Pacers game; this allowed Larry Bird, then head coach of the Pacers, to participate in the ceremony. He was enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003. In 1996, Parish, along with teammates Larry Bird and Kevin McHale, was selected as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History. Today, he remains active as the Celtics' team consultant and mentor for current Celtics' big men.

Dana Parish - "Not My Problem"

Length: 4:4
Rating Average: 4.88 from 26 people
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Author: OnTheNYCircuit

Tags: dana mnnnyc parish pop singer songwriter

I am an old fashioned girl. I still want music to be transporting and meaningful like it was for me as a child. I knew as a three-year-old, and announced to my family, that I would be a singer when I grew up. A girl on a mission, some things never change. My earliest memories are of playing records on my first little stereo with these giant headphones. I was barely eight when I was singing my lungs out to Pat Benatar not realizing everyone in the house could hear me. I'd wait till I thought they were asleep, and every night I got into trouble for being up singing past midnight. I wrote and recorded my first song, brilliantly entitled "Only You and Me", when I was thirteen. Looking back, it's actually a good little pop song. I am forever grateful to my eternally supportive voice teacher, Paul Adkins, for seeing to it that I got into the studio and made that recording. He even sang back-up. I have never looked back, and although I am flattered to be asked to write for some very well-known artists, I am happiest writing for myself. I hope there's a little girl out there tonight who is blasting my CD into her headphones way past her bedtime. A few highlights for me are: making this record with amazing musicians/engineers whose collective credits include: Sheryl Crow, David Bowie, Counting Crows, Fefe Dobson, Paul Simon, NY Dolls etc. My song, Watch Me Fly, being the end title cut for the feature film Gray Matters starring Heather Graham and Sissy Spacek. It will also be featured in the trailer of Fox Feature film The Redemption of Sarah Caine due out this fall. Singing backgrounds for Michael Jackson at Madison Square Garden --- I got to play at the legendary Bottom Line in NYC right before they closed, it was so cool! To hear more, go to http://myspace.com/danaparish http://danaparish.com/

Harry Lee's Jefferson Parish

Length: 3:54
Rating Average: 4.00 from 10 people
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Author: harryleejefferson

Tags: Harry Jefferson Katrina Lee Parish

Days after Katrina, when evacuees tried to leave New Orleans to reach buses in Jefferson Parish, they were met with armed police from Harry Lee's Jefferson Parish force, who turned them back across the bridge.