-NYPD 42 PCT CAR -PARKED GOLD CAR WINDSHEILD CRACKED -CAR KEYS STILL IGNITION. DRIVER'S SEAT SPLATTERED WITH FRESH BLOOD. PASSANGER SEAT SPLATTERED WITH BLOOD. -RED LEATHER FRONT SEATS RED UPOLSTERED BACK SEATS. DOORS OF PASSANGER FRONT AND BACK DOORS PROPPED OPEN -PROSPECT AV & E 169ST INTERSECTION SIGN

CU of Inuit soapstone carving of hunter in kayak, walrus in foreground. Shot of school of walrus along shoreline, of bull walrus swimming, of Inuit hunters moving out to hunting grounds in boat. Shots of walrus at sea. Shots of narwhal whale swimming ahead of boat, of Inuit hunter preparing harpoons, seagull flying overhead against dense blue sky. Shots of walrus basking in sun along stony shoreline, suddenly heading for safety of water. Shots of walrus school diving and cavorting in water, swimming desperately to elude hunters, of Inuit hunters shooting at walrus from boat, Inuit throwing spear-type harpoon, hitting walrus, of blood on water as walrus is fighting for its life. Shots of severely wounded walrus still fighting, finally being brought onto deck by pulleys. Two barrels being used to keep walrus afloat. Shots of Inuits shooting walrus, walrus swimming for their lives, bullets splattering water around animals, water red from blood. Shot of rainbow in sky. Shots of walrus being hauled into boat, of school of walrus swimming frantically.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 6 P.M.

Palestine: truck bombing 1946

Scattered dead bodies of Vietcong soldiers lay on ground in a U.S. Army base. Badly wounded corpses with blood are seen. Blood splatters all over the ground. Belongings of the soldiers like sandals lay on ground near the corpses. Location: Long Binh Vietnam. Date: February 1969.

The Ghost - 1963 trailer - supernatural Barbara Steele, Peter Baldwin blood splatters - wheel chair with covered body rolls down stairs - c/u of eyes - c/u of scalpel

Red and orange colored paints are splattered onto a paint splattered canvas.

High definition close up of water droplet hitting clear surface and splattering.

Transparent transition sequence with Alpha Channel. From transparent to Paint splashes and back to transparent. Add your own background footage. Pop art, drip, Drip, splashing, splattered, mix, Liquid, Excitement

Winnie speaks to crowd; blood splattered car

Crews clean National Cathedral after parts of it were splattered with green paint

Tanks at Amour, France. <br/> <br/>French Army officers watch as tank is pulled down a slope; it starts to turn around in mud-splattered road. Not certain of nationality of tank.

GANG, THE

03/20/69 A0055868 NEW YORK: RAW EGGS HAVE BEEN FOUND SPLATTERED AGAINST THE GLASS OF SOME OF THE PROMINENT BUILDING IN NEW YORK C: UNCUT "EGGS ON WINDOWS" SHOWS: NO SHOT LIST, REFER TO FILE: (SHOT 3/20/69 100FT) STRIKES - NEW YORK NEW YORK - WINDOW STRIKES XX / 100 FT / 16 NEG / B&W / D22544

Drug deaths, conceptual animation.

00:04:54:01 [SOT from OJ Simpson trial: LAPD criminalist Dennis Fung testifies re shoeprints he observed at the crime scene]-- VO prosecutor Hank Goldberg, SOT Fung: there were splatters off the ...

Title reads: "AUSTRALIA". <br/> <br/>Sydney, Australia. <br/> <br/>Various shots of a fire raging at a paint factory. Commentator says the factory is full of drums of tar and explosive fuel making this the biggest Australian fire of 1937. Firemen train their hoses on the building to put out the fire as a large crowd watches. A few firemen splattered with tar walk away from the fire.

This black and white vocational training film (with opening titles missing) aims to prepare beginner welders for safe and efficient handling of oxyacetylene torches with an educational tour of oxy-fuel welding techniques (TRT: 18:06).<p><p>A man dons goggles and tests an ignited oxyacetylene torch. Narration: “Engineers are placing more and more confidence in this method of joining metals together” (0:06). A torch welder repairs a piece of damaged metal. A blowtorch and filler rod in closeup. A group of two welders working in tandem. One wears a blast shield. “Metal welding is not just another trade, it is an art” (0:25). Tools of the trade sit upon a bench, laid out for easy viewing (1:21). A welder in a protective coverall suit, cap, googles, boots, and gloves fades into view. “Never do welding of any kind without goggles” (1:39). Setting up equipment and turning on gas tanks: Cracking cylinder valves to clear clogged dirt. Attaching nozzles and attaching hose lines to the regulator dials. Red is paired to acetylene, and green is paired to oxygen (2:26). Opening the cylinder valve slowly and adjusting the regulator screws (3:37). Connecting the hose to the torch and blowing out valves (4:28). Adjusting the regulators to match pressure (5:10). Lighting the torch with a spark lighter. Narration: “Tough guys burn just as easily as sissies” (5:34). A closeup of the torch’s flame as it is adjusted, with text indicating an “inner cone” and “envelope flame.” The “neutral” luminous cone melts a sheet of steel. A greater ratio of acetylene extends the flame’s envelope and boils metal (6:04). An oxidizing flame gives off sparks. A harsh flame creates a mess, a more controlled flame’s eye does better work (7:38). A flame is calibrated. As the valve closes, a neutral flame is formed (8:45). Setting up a welding table and lighting the torch (9:10). Calibrating the flame. Proper handling of the torch. “If a job is too tough and tiring, chances are you’re not doing it right” (9:40). The torche’s cone tip approaches steel. A puddle of molten steel forms and the torch is moved across the steel in small semicircles (10:45). The torch is raised at the end of the metal sheet. An example of steel ripples after a practice session (12:02). Beading is demonstrated. A straight welding rod is melted to a right angle. The welding rod is brought to a near liquid point, then deposited on the sheet of steel as the torch heats both surfaces (12:34). An improper splattering technique is demonstrated (14:03). Sparks fly. The welding rod sticks to the sheet, then is loosened (14:42). Proper technique is reviewed in closeup (15:10). Examples of good and bad beading results are compared and contrasted. A bad example shows holes and inconsistency. An underheated weld shows lumpiness (15:25). Quitting time. Closing valves, draining both torch lines (16:22). A closeup on the torch nozzle as it is cleaned with soft metal. Hanging up the torch and removing protective gear (17:14).<p>

ORIG.COLOR 275 SOF.MAG. EXT. NIXON CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS AT 17TH STREET AND PENN. AVE. IN D.C. CU DEMOS. HAND CHANGED TO OTHERS, ALL SITTING ON GROUND. MS RED PAINT SPLATTERED NIXON POSTER, PAINT BOTTLE ON GROUND. MS POLICEMAN WITH CHAIN CUTTERS. MS CHAIN LOCKED TO POLL. END. C.S. MORE GEN. DEMO., SPLATTERED PAINT, POLICE ARRIVING. CI: DEMONSTRATIONS: WASHINGTON, DC. JUSTICE: POLICE: WASHINGTON, DC.

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Close up of churning lava at edge of lava lake within Halemaumau crater of Kilauea volcano at night. So-called spatter sources like this one are caused in part by expanding gases within the lava. Kilauea is the most active of the five volcanoes that form the island of Hawaii.

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