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Änglamamma

Änglamamma

from popular posts - blip.tv (beta) on November 06, 2009
Duration: 103
Hj lp oss minska barnad dligheten i trafiken! Ge din g va till kampanjen " nglamamma" som har f r avsikt att minska antalet d da barn i trafiken i Sverige. Det r jag Emma K llgren som ansvarar f r kampanjen och mig hittar du ocks p bloggenhttp://ntf.tumblr.com/.
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Anne-Marie Körling på TeachMeet om barns rätt till lärande

Anne-Marie Körling på TeachMeet om barns rätt till lärande

from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) on November 03, 2009
Duration: 502
Man m ste vara lite flexibel i undervisningen, s ger Anne-Marie K rling. - Jag r ibland f ruts ttningen och ibland hindret, s ger hon, och ber ttar om att allt f ll p plats i matematikundervisningen n r en elev tog ver och beskrev det hon f rs kte s ga utifr n ett onlinespel. Pl tsligt f rstod de andra. En annan elev l rde sig japanska via ett spel. - Jag beh vs f r att till ta att skapa ett utrymme f r den undervisningen. Det r elevernas absoluta r ttighet att vara l rande, och jag vill inte vara deras hinder.
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Mickey’s Virtual Train Tour Completes Its Western Journey

Mickey’s Virtual Train Tour Completes Its Western Journey

from recent posts tagged train - blip.tv (beta) on October 23, 2009
Duration: 156
Walt Disney had a lifelong love of trains, and railroad themes were often featured as key elements in his sketches and animated shorts. The traveling exhibit captures the history of Walt s love of trains with a nod to life on the railroad in the early 20th century and introduces visitors to rare animation sketches and cells, historic photography and some of Walt s personal train-related artifacts. The gallery tells the story of a simpler time when Mickey and friends traveled by rail and Walt himself was building one-of-a-kind miniature railroads in his backyard for friends and family. Including photographs of Walt riding the Lilly Belle and Mickey rushing to catch a train in an early animation sketch from Mr. Mouse Takes A Trip, this unique art collection is comprised of nearly two dozen pieces. Selected pieces from the gallery can be viewed at www.facebook.com/disneyliving. On October 21st, there was a private opening celebration with Mickey Mouse himself and local preschoolers at Travel Town Museum at Griffith Park, in Los Angeles, CA. Mickey unveiled the exhibit, and kids danced and play with Mickey, and with Disney s latest train toys, including Mickey s Magic Choo Choo from Disney and Fisher Price. A private viewing party showcased, for the first time, an upcoming train-themed primetime special, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Choo Choo Express, which aired on Disney Channel Oct. 25. Mickey s visit marked the end of the virtual train tour from Kansas City to Los Angeles. You can view more videos from our train tour on our recently launched YouTube channel, Disney Living (www.youtube.com/disneyliving). Also featuring behind-the-scenes videos and many more entertaining videos from Disney Consumer Products. Produced for Disney Consumer Products
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Black and White People Furniture - Red House Commercial

Black and White People Furniture - Red House Commercial

from Favorites of kenyob on April 20, 2009
Duration: 90
This Red House Furniture ad was produced as part of our I Love Local Commercials Series sponsored by MicroBilt ( http://ilovelocalcommercials.com ) -- Nominate your favorite local business for a FREE local commercial at: http://ilovelocalcommercials.com Watch all of our RhettandLinKommercials and see who's been nominated! http://ilovelocalcommercials.com -- Pre-qualify for financing right NOW at: http://RedHouse.prbc.com/ GET the T-SHIRT NOW!! http://www.districtlines.com/13028-The-Red-House-T-Shirt/Rhett-and-Link -- Be sure to watch the Making Of episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssTf3Ts7SgI Thanks to all of the guys at Red House for being such great sports. Help em out by referring a friend in the High Point NC area, or drop by the store yourself to meet Richard, Johnny, and the gang! To address any controversy around this video, watch our video response (or read the transcript below): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnH8eiSfyKg We knew this video was going to be controversial. Anytime race is discussed in any capacity, controversy ensues. The racial reconciliation concept was a joint effort between the Red House staff and us. They pointed out the fact that their employees and customer base were like the Rainbow Coalition , and we thought something with a comical racial reconciliation theme would be fun, as well as a conversation starter. For those of you who think this video is racist, we'd like you to distinguish between racist and racial . Racism is hatred or intolerance of another race or other races. Racial is of, relating to, or based on a race . This video is very obviously racial as opposed to racist. This video doesn't promote or feature hatred or intolerance. Rather, it's the very opposite. This commercial promotes inclusion and reconciliation, if not in a comical way. To point out the obvious, the irony in this video is that it's completely ridiculous for people to relate furniture to their race. People of all colors are welcome at the Red House, which is something that is taken for granted today, but there was a time in the not-so-distant past during which things as simple as a water fountain were NOT for everyone. If Saturday Night Live, Mad TV, or Dave Chappelle for that matter, were to address racial issues in a comical way (something that they all do VERY regularly), they would have pushed the envelope MUCH further. Discussing race in the US is taboo. It always makes people feel uncomfortable. We think it's a shame that someone saying I'm white or I'm black creates such a stir. There are real cultural identities within different people groups, and these things should be celebrated and embraced, not swept under the rug. This video is an attempt to use humor to spark a discussion about race issues, because we still have a long way to go. Rhett&Link
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