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.... My (late) response to Mad V's brilliant "One World" vid on Youtube. I made the background music as well, but its just something i quickly put together at the last minute really. Anyway, look forward to some feedback and check out "Spread The Peace": www.myspace.com/STPeace Also check out www.TOLERANCE.org (fight hate and promote tolerance!) Later. - (R|B)

A parent throws away his child for being gay. WTF!

relevant to any struggle between good and evil : dont make us get crazy on you...

video by zero tolerance productions (i didnt make this)

The road less traveled is not always the eastiest,but I wouldn't have it any other way. I've come to far to turn back now,and I'm glad. I've read the bible...cover to cover...Have you?

Watch the video you lazy bastard. Maybe you'll understand what we are REALLY about..

Is it original? No, not really. Do I care? No, not really. :P My first compilation AMV, using Wolf's Rain, Cowboy Bebop, and Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG (in that order). The Cowboy Bebop clips are by far the worst quality of all three, but seeing as I got them off limewire, they're still pretty decent. I tried to take my time with this as much as possible, because I have a tendency to rush projects in order to get them done as quickly as possible. However the amount of time you spend on a video reflects its overall quality, so I tried to take it slow. What links these three shows together: - Keiko Nobumoto, the author of Cowboy Bebop, also wrote Wolf's Rain - Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, the voice actress who plays Lady Jaguara in the English Version of Wolf's Rain, also plays Motoko Kusanagi in the English Version of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Yoko Kanno composed the soundtracks for all three anime **Note: I do not own the rights to Wolf's Rain, Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG, or Red's song, 'Breathe Into Me' -- this video is purely made for fans of the anime by a fan of the anime, and no monetary gain was involved.** THIS VIDEO IS PURELY FAN-MADE AND IS IN NO WAY ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSICAL ARTIST OR ANIME COMPANY IN ANY WAY. Intro Song: 'Flashback Memory Plug' by Yoko Kanno

Loss of people, friction between strangers, dialogue lost on emotions....cherish them and learn from life... Music: Fragrance Rain from Jin-roh soundtrack, & Beatles - We Can Work It Out. I really believe the latter.

everyone should just be themselves first ,and we should always look for the good in someone, before we look for the bad.

Outtakes of the comedy Daddy's Pride and Joy - A Film by Tony Clomax.

Let's call it what it really is, shall we?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24891507/Museum opens at Woodstock concert site Exhibits give thorough look at generation-defining concert and the ’60s CBS 'Sunday Morning' did a great report, last week, on this, but they've yet to put the report or video up on the site! I was in Panama, stationed at the Rodman Naval base across the Pacific end of the Canal from Panama City with only months left till I was in Vietnam, when WoodStock took place. And we go from 'The Greatest Generation' to the 'Pretty Good Generation', on the G.I. Bill from http://www.markfiore.com/pretty_good_generation_0Our Friend Mark Fiore - Flash Video, skipping over the 'Nam Generation, which country still exists in denial of and having learned no lessons from!

A meticulous shoutout, with less profanity and SARCASM, including all of my friends and subscribers -starting with the some of the ones I have corresponded to the most. What can I say? I suck at making short impersonal responses. Here is everybody I included: bambi1058,Touristindc, mom4education,emptyswing, cortmeister, pimpinpricey, fluzz, Tobie2, benhn1, prince.of.persia, alaskainmydreams, ArtWushu sherryhumikowski, DonSvenne, Lafwthme2, Curt344, v6tempest, alrightDARLING, voldermoo, DaDuck, AmericanViking, BradThunder, lamberj1ca, Leighisme, JustOzzy, EddieD, PHATSASSY, principio25, geriatric1927, *phew*...and the rest are mentioned by text. Thanks for watching!!!

Jonathan Miller unfolds his thoughts and considerations about religion and the lack of it.

Jonathan Miller unfolds his thoughts and considerations about religion and the lack of it.

King Mother counsels understanding of male attitudes and showing younger women the way.

Audio recording about a high school student in Ohio who was forced to remove a t-shirt displaying tolerance.

"Where Is The Love" by the Black Eyed Peas set to thought provocative images.

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