juggling.tv

description: 14 English Jugglers together in one big video we all know JTV is the best but here are the youtube links for everyone in the video: Alan Chung - www.youtube.com/user/eMretsiM Alex Jones - www.youtube.com/user/efrim1 Callum Tomeny - www.youtube.com/user/calumtomeny Chris Cabry - www.youtube.com/user/cabry12 Chris Noonan - www.youtube.com/user/ChrisN94 Dan Wood - www.youtube.com/user/danwood63 Dave Leahy - www.youtube.com/user/juggledave David Haslam - www.youtube.com/user/juggleDude1 Jason Lu - www.youtube.com/user/Draitube Josh Turner - www.youtube.com/user/JoshTurner52 Lewis Kennedy -www.youtube.com/user/lewisjmkennedy01 Luke Galloway - NA Matthew Tiffany - www.youtube.com/user/juggletiff125 Zack Turner - www.youtube.com/user/ztt12

description: Music: Resonant Chamber by Wayne Lytle

description: Damn WMG on Youtube. Long live Juggling.tv! I posted this in support of the Contact Juggling community. I haven't made a pure contact video in a while and I thought it was necessary. Fushigi and its ridiculous marketing/business tactics have taken a lot away from the contact juggling community recently. Things like respect, respect for the fact that we spend years on this stuff. I personally have lots of hard work, study, creativity (i like to think so), and sometimes pain (see, hard work) into this activity. I know many others have too, and I don't like seeing my friend upset over this attempted re-branding and simplification of our art/whatever./nSo I just wanted to say I am not going to admit defeat to this B.S. I'm still going to progress and do what I like and so should everyone else. This is not the end of contact juggling./nArticle by Dube on the subject:http://www.dube.com/blog/?p=765/nPost by Ryan Mellors on the subject: http://www.contactjuggling.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2

description: Santa Cruz Juggling Festival 2010

description: Just an old video of me doing rings.

description: The interrobang, interabang, or quesclamation mark, ‽, is a nonstandard English-language punctuation mark intended to combine the functions of the question mark (also called the interrogative point) and the exclamation mark or exclamation point (known in printers' jargon as the bang). The glyph is a superimposition of those two marks. A quick video of some things we have been working on.