var data = { "videos": [	
				  { "id": "vid1_08",
					"file": "weekOne.swf",
					"title": "Week one",
					"description": "Will be updated soon." 
				  },
				  
				  { "id": "vid1_07",
					"file": "firstThoughts.swf",
					"title": "First thoughts",
					"description": "What is the client looking for and what do they want to achieve.  One of the first thoughts Trevor has when starting a new project." 
				  },
					
				  { "id": "vid2_07",
					"file": "podcastIntro.swf",
					"title": "Podcast intro",
					"description": "An introduction to what you will be seeing on the journey to Chelsea 2008, including gardening tips, design ideas, through to current projects." 
				  },

				  { "id": "vid3_07",
				  	"file": "journeyWithMiriam.swf",
					"title": "Journey with Miriam",
					"description": "Miriam Staley, Senior Manager of Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets explains her first thoughts of the journey to Chelsea and seeing the project come to life."
				  },
				
				  { "id": "vid4_07",
				  	"file": "gardenElements.swf",
					"title": "Garden elements",
					"description": "Showing elements of previous show gardens and how they have been taken into other designs and new gardens." 
				  }, 

				  { "id": "vid5_07",
				  	"file": "plantsFromShowGardens.swf",
					"title": "Plant from show gardens",
					"description": "Continuing the journey to Chelsea, Trevor shows more elements from previous show gardens and using them in current designs." 
				  },
				
				{ "id": "vid6_07",
				  	"file": "botGardens.swf",
					"title": "America Trip - Day Two - New York Botanical Garden",
					"description": "Next stop on the exciting US trip was the Big Apple as Trevor got a taste of the largest green space in the city, the New York Botanical Garden. Covering 250 exquisite acres, the botanical garden has a diverse range of plants from around the world including several of the plants that Trevor will use in Lloyds TSB Garden. New York is renowned for its harsh winters and so this was the ideal plant research opportunity for Trevor, as many plants in the botanical garden are adapted to cope with colder weather conditions and so would easily grow in gardens over in the United Kingdom." 
				}
				]
				};