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HOW MANY TIMES HAS THIS HAPPENED TO YOU?

A magician sets his hand on fire and a drum major loses his baton. An actor falls off the stage and a boxer falls out of the ring. This collection pays tribute to nincompoops and boneheads, those people who walk into sliding glass doors and out of public restrooms with toilet paper trailing from one of their shoes. We’ve all got some bonehead in us, but only America’s Funniest Home Videos has it on tape for the whole world to see.

EPISODES

Nincompoop-A-Rama Hosted by Tom Bergeron Original Broadcast: March 4, 2001

Salute To Boneheads Hosted by Bob Saget Original Broadcast: January 11, 1996

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Some ball players are remembered for their home runs and great plays–but imagine being famous for blowing the game. Offering play-by-play descriptions of the games, historical trivia, and lifetime statistics of key players, this book shows how life goes on even after the worst moments–and how a little mistake can sometimes make a very big difference. Photos.

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An album of Radio and TV’s most hilarious boners collected by Kermit Schafer, Radio and TV Producer

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NFL FILMS - home of the Frozen Tundra, America’s Team, and the Championship Chase - presents all the stuff that didn’t quite make it into those highlight films. The NFL’s Greatest Follies: Volume 3 doesn’t capture moments in time - it releases them into the wild and then speeds away before they can get back in the car. Featuring two programs full of slips, drops, and utter madness, The NFL’s Greatest Follies: Volume 3 provides, for the first time, answers to these and so many more long-pondered questions: -Who has a rougher job - mascots or referees? -What would you give for your favorite uniform number? -Do those tailgating maniacs have jobs or do they live in the stadium parking lot? -And (of course) what happens when players have to go to the bathroom during a game? The NFL’s Greatest Follies is a two-disc DVD set containing the wildest, weirdest, wackiest moments you’ve never seen on Sunday afternoons. Produced by those madcaps at NFL Films, the NFL’s Greatest Follies is a must for any football fan, just as long as they don’t mind their players being a tad silly.

Review
“Jeff Johnson’s sharp eye for usability, coupled with plenty of examples and recommendations, can transform even the dullest and most complicated site into a sleek example of Web usability.”
–Nina Malakooty on Firstmonday.org

“Engaging, Educational, Enjoyable, Erudite: Excellent!”
–Dr. Jakob Nielsen, Nielsen Norman Group

“Many of the examples are priceless - just reading them made my blood boil with recognition.”
–Howard Tamler, Principal, HT Consulting

“If you are part of a Web team, Web Bloopers is a must-have book. If you know anyone who is developing Web sites, give them this book as a present. It’s fun and it’s informative…Get and read this book. Give it to your favorite Web developers–and to your least favorite Web developers. You’ll all learn from it.”
–Ginny Redish in Technical Communication

“Each section puts a name to a common mistake, gives several real-world examples of its occurrence, and then explains what the site’s designers should have done instead.” - C/C++ Journal

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Provides web designers with the do’s and don’ts of designing web site graphic-user interfaces (GUI)

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Sister Bear is over at Lizzy Bruin’s house watching Trouble at Big Bear High–a big-cubs’ video that they probably shouldn’t even be looking at–in which two teen bears are having an argument. When one of them gets really really angry, he says a certain word. It’s a word Sister has never heard before. At dinner that night Sister tries out this brand-new, stronger-sounding word. When Mama Bear recovers her senses, she has to explain to Sister all about a certain kind of word. It’s the kind of word that nobody, not even adults and certainly not cubs, should use at any time, no matter how upset or angry they are.

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Sister Bear is over at Lizzy Bruin’s house watching Trouble at Big Bear High–a big-cubs’ video that they probably shouldn’t even be looking at–in which two teen bears are having an argument. When one of them gets really really angry, he says a certain word. It’s a word Sister has never heard before. At dinner that night Sister tries out this brand-new, stronger-sounding word. When Mama Bear recovers her senses, she has to explain to Sister all about a certain kind of word. It’s the kind of word that nobody, not even adults and certainly not cubs, should use at any time, no matter how upset or angry they are.