Tuesday, July 28, 2009
New Jersey big bust includes mayors rabbis city council members etc july 23 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikuiUnaswls
Gary Dell'Abate bababooey throws out first pitch mets game
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdyXW_tqnaY
Worst First Pitch Of All Time (Mayor of Cincinatti)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYuf4QlpaS0
Bird gets hit by baseball
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oe2GtSphkNo
Baseball Hits Bird Tags: Randy Johnson Baseball Major League Baseball Fastball 95 Mph Bird Hits Hits Bird Explosions 95mph
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Worst First Pitch Of All Time (Mayor of Cincinatti)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYuf4QlpaS0
Bird gets hit by baseball
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oe2GtSphkNo
Baseball Hits Bird Tags: Randy Johnson Baseball Major League Baseball Fastball 95 Mph Bird Hits Hits Bird Explosions 95mph
Baseball Hits Bird - For more amazing video clips, click here
George Bush quotes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh4s6i4-7dg
Heck of a job Brownie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO2xi0uLnj8
The Face of Tragedy
Hurricane Katrina provided a myriad of valuable lessons for a vast cross-section of America. The discussion could easily revolve around the blatant disregard of forewarnings with respect to the integrity of levees in New Orleans. The discussion might focus upon appointing qualified professionals in vital Government posts. Instead, the forum will be examining the impact of placing a face on tragedy.
Undoubtedly, when a face is associated with a tragedy the impact takes on monumental proportions. The magnitude of such an event has a tendency to migrate from empathy to fear. Conventional wisdom being, if that happened to them it could happen to me. The danger of this attitude is its future ramifications with respect to credibility and confidence. The possibility exists of far reaching effects having exponential consequences upon specific segments of society.
U2 and Green Day "The Saints Are Coming"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seGhTWE98DU
What did it for me was watching CNN coverage during the early stages of the unfathomable scenario unfolding right before America’s eyes. If I’m not mistaken Anderson Cooper was providing an overview of the overwhelming devastation he presently was witnessing. At some point a man, I believe his name to be Hardy Jackson, wandering on screen obviously in shock.
Mr. Jackson, while trying to convey his personal tragedy to America revealed the senselessness of terror he recently experienced. Mr. Cooper, recognizing the man was in shock, transformed from a detached newscaster to a compassionate humanitarian instantaneously. The moment elicited intense emotion thereby placing a face on a tragedy as America watched in disbelief.
Hardy Jackson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S68ksghDNg4
Sorry; unable to find cnn coverage...or just wrong!
Mr. Jackson’s heartbreaking nightmare was relived in America’s living rooms throughout the land. As the water rose, he and his wife ascended within their home, until they could go no higher. After literally hanging on for dear life for hours, she finally let go of her husband’s hand. When Anderson asked, “where is she now” with a tentative hesitation in his voice, Hardy simply said “she gone”. The face of tragedy will never be removed from New Orleans and she’ll be forever known as Katrina…gjf
Heck of a job Brownie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO2xi0uLnj8
The Face of Tragedy
Hurricane Katrina provided a myriad of valuable lessons for a vast cross-section of America. The discussion could easily revolve around the blatant disregard of forewarnings with respect to the integrity of levees in New Orleans. The discussion might focus upon appointing qualified professionals in vital Government posts. Instead, the forum will be examining the impact of placing a face on tragedy.
Undoubtedly, when a face is associated with a tragedy the impact takes on monumental proportions. The magnitude of such an event has a tendency to migrate from empathy to fear. Conventional wisdom being, if that happened to them it could happen to me. The danger of this attitude is its future ramifications with respect to credibility and confidence. The possibility exists of far reaching effects having exponential consequences upon specific segments of society.
U2 and Green Day "The Saints Are Coming"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seGhTWE98DU
What did it for me was watching CNN coverage during the early stages of the unfathomable scenario unfolding right before America’s eyes. If I’m not mistaken Anderson Cooper was providing an overview of the overwhelming devastation he presently was witnessing. At some point a man, I believe his name to be Hardy Jackson, wandering on screen obviously in shock.
Mr. Jackson, while trying to convey his personal tragedy to America revealed the senselessness of terror he recently experienced. Mr. Cooper, recognizing the man was in shock, transformed from a detached newscaster to a compassionate humanitarian instantaneously. The moment elicited intense emotion thereby placing a face on a tragedy as America watched in disbelief.
Hardy Jackson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S68ksghDNg4
Sorry; unable to find cnn coverage...or just wrong!
Mr. Jackson’s heartbreaking nightmare was relived in America’s living rooms throughout the land. As the water rose, he and his wife ascended within their home, until they could go no higher. After literally hanging on for dear life for hours, she finally let go of her husband’s hand. When Anderson asked, “where is she now” with a tentative hesitation in his voice, Hardy simply said “she gone”. The face of tragedy will never be removed from New Orleans and she’ll be forever known as Katrina…gjf
Monday, July 27, 2009
Michelle Bachman Calls Liberals "Anti-American"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNZEcdXHvsU
Duck and Cover/McCarthyism - Cold War musical number
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwAZQ69j3hI
Duck and Cover/McCarthyism - Cold War musical number
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwAZQ69j3hI
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