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A young Brooke Shields is forced to ditch her bed sheet to get away from her pursuers. Ranked 4.16 / 5 | 5180 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (00:18) Submitted By: chaddo34 Tags: Brooke Shields Categories: Comedy

I had this idea for quiet a while now and I finally came around to make it. So this is a different look at how things could have turned out for Leyton in the finale of season 6. Basically Peyton didn't wake up from her coma and left Lucas and Sawyer in the care of Brooke, who tried her best to be there for both of them when Luke seemed to fall apart. Four years later they have fallen into a comfortable routine, trying to provide a stable home for Sawyer (=Jamie). But then everything is about to change again when Peyton finally wakes up. I hope you'll enjoy it! :) NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT! ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS! I OWN NOTHING, PURELY MADE FOR FUN, NOT PROFIT!

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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • BACKUP ACCOUNT: http://www.youtube.com/user/SweetieCuties • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I don't know what to say about this video... it was suppose to be a nice overview of the couples I liked through the first six seasons of the show (nothing against S7, I was actually too tempted at the end to use Clay Feeling a Moment preview, I'll make it, I promise...I just need real time ) Now the Dedication::: :::To Danielle (cute2boot4u92) ...Because her Birthday is in a few days and I just wanna wish her an awesome birthday, I'm sooo sorry about the vid but school is crazy lately....but still... ::::Happy (early) Birthday sweetie! ;) xoxo • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DISCLAIMER: THIS VIDEO IS PURELY FAN MADE AND IT IS IN NO WAY ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSICAL ARTIST OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OF ONE TREE HILL!!! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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THE PRESIDENT: It is an extraordinary privilege to be here today. And let me begin by acknowledging this distinguished group gathered on the platform: our extraordinary Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi; Majority Leader Harry Reid; Republican leader Mitch McConnell; majority leader Steny Hoyer; Republican leader John Boehner; Senator John Kerry; Representative Eleanor Holmes Norton; Representative Patrick Kennedy; my dear friend, Vicki Kennedy; to our honoree, Senator Edward Brooke, his wife, Anne, and family. It is a great privilege to be here today as we confer the Congressional Gold Medal on a man who's spent his life breaking barriers and bridging divides across this country -- Senator Edward Brooke. Now, with his lifetime of achievement, Ed is no stranger to a good awards ceremony. He's been through a few of these. (Laughter.) He's won the Bronze Star, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, honorary degrees from 34 colleges and universities, and more. So he's a pro when it comes to getting awards. But I think today's honor bears a unique significance: bestowed by this body of which he was an esteemed member; presented in this place where he moved the arc of history; surrounded by so many -- myself included -- who have followed the trail that he blazed. Ed's journey to this day was, by any measure, an unlikely one. Raised nearby in a neighborhood so fiercely segregated that black residents needed a note from a white person to pass through -- at a time when so many doors of opportunity were closed to African Americans, others might have become angry or disillusioned. They might have concluded that no matter how hard they worked, their horizons would always be limited, so why bother? But not Ed Brooke. Serving in a segregated army, barred from facilities at the base where he trained, he fought heroically in Europe, leading a daring daylight attack against a heavily armed enemy. Rejected from Boston's old-line firms despite his success in law school, he established his own practice, handling everything from wills and divorces to real estate and criminal cases. And when he ran for statewide office in Massachusetts, and one reporter pointed out that he was black, Republican, and Protestant, seeking office in a white, Democratic, and Catholic state -- and also, quote, " a carpetbagger from the South and poor" -- Ed was unfazed. It was, to say the least, an improbable profile for the man who would become the first African American state attorney general, and the first popularly elected African American senator. But that was Ed Brooke's way -- to ignore the naysayers, reject the conventional wisdom, and trust that ultimately, people would judge him on his character, his commitment, his record and his ideas. He ran for office, as he put it, " to bring people together who had never been together before." And that he did. I don't know anyone else whose fan base includes Gloria Steinem, Barney Frank, and Ted Kennedy -- as well as Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney, and George W. Bush. (Laughter.) That's a coalition-builder. (Laughter and applause.) And few have matched his reach across the aisle -- from working with Birch Bayh to protect Title IX so girls can compete on a level playing field, to sponsoring the Fair Housing Act with Walter Mondale and small business legislation with Ted Kennedy -- one of the many bills he would sponsor with the senior senator from Massachusetts. He didn't care whether a bill was popular or politically expedient, Democratic or Republican -- he cared about whether it helped people, whether it made a difference in their daily lives. That's why he fought so hard for Medicare, for mass transit and the minimum wage, for civil rights and women's rights. It's why he became a lifelong advocate for affordable housing, establishing protections that are the standard to this day. So it's a record that defies the labels and categories for which he had little use and even less patience. When pressed to define himself, he'd offer phrases like "creative moderate," or "a liberal with a conservative bent." But in truth, Ed Brooke's career was animated not by a faith in any particular party or ideology, but rather, by a faith in the people he served. Ed always got to see the best in people -- because that was the effect he had. Maybe it was his old-fashioned manners -- his unfailing courtesy and warmth. Maybe it was his charm and charisma -- known to melt even the staunchest adversary. Or maybe it was his genuine interest in people's stories -- the way he listened to their concerns and worked to ease their struggles. Whatever it was, even if people didn't fully agree with him, they saw how hard he fought for them and how much he respected them, and they respected him back. They rose to meet his esteem for them. Around Ed, people wanted to be their better selves. Over the years, he made an impression on just about everyone he encountered, including a young Congressman named John F. Kennedy, whom he met back in 1952. The two men had a lively conversation, and as they parted ways, the future President said, "You know, you ought to be a Democrat." (Laughter.) And Ed smiled and replied, "You know, you ought to be a Republican." (Laughter.) It was a sentiment that many in my party would share, including the President's brother, our dear friend, Ted Kennedy. While Ted campaigned vigorously for Ed's Democratic opponent, the two later became lifelong friends. And four decades later, Ted would campaign even more vigorously to secure Ed's nomination for this medal. So while we grace Senator Brooke with this honor today, perhaps a better tribute to him would be to embrace that spirit: to compete aggressively at the polls, but then work selflessly together to serve the nation we love. (Applause.) To look for the best in each other, to give each other the benefit of the doubt, and to remember that we're here for a purpose far greater than the sum of our own hopes, needs and ambitions. That's the legacy of our friend, Senator Edward Brooke. And may we each do our part to carry it forward. Thank you. God bless you. Congratulations, Senator Brooke. And God bless the United States of America. (Applause.)**http://The-UpTake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/2531/

editors notes ;; well guys what d'ya think? it's short as hell but i wanted to finally get a brean video done, no matter how short. i think i've gotten better at the manps, i'm proud of the last one especailly, i'm in love with it, please tell me what you think of it. the two pictures at the start were made by me the story should be pretty clear but ask if you don't understand :) .... questions ;; 1) can you suggest any pairings (crossover or not) to vid? 2) any song suggestions? .... halo - beyonce .... honours =D ;; 30/10 #37 - Most Discussed (Today) - Non-profits & Activism #80 - Top Favourited (Today) - Non-profits & Activism #66 - Top Rated (Today) - Non-profits & Activism

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I absolutly love this song and decided to go all the way and make a Dean/Haley(and Jamie) and Sam/Brooke crossover video :) The story is pretty simple , but if you have any questions , don't be afraid to ask: ) Btw, there's info about songs etc at the end of the vid!

This is a trailer/promo of a series of videos I'm working on for this storyline. I think the storyline is pretty self explainatory but if anything is confusing just let me know and I'll explain. Songs: Flowers For a Ghost - Thriving Ivory. Breathe Me - Sia. Breathe - Taylor Swift. Foxes - Bibis Ellison. (and a special shout out to Bibis for giving me permission to use her song in a vid, I will be vidding a full video to this song as well, she is amazing and I love her!) Things to know: The timeline for the start of this is at 401 of One Tree Hill. As you will see there is no Peyton(which has nothing to do with Hilarie cause I love that girl to death, just don't like Peyton) involved and that's because in 322 Brooke said If we never speak again for the rest of our lives that will be fine and she stood by that and Lucas stood by Brooke. And it progresses into what could have been in One Tree Hill land from 401 on to where we are now. (or at the end of season 6, which ever you prefer to think of lol) Dedicated to: Britt- You are my BEST FRIEND and since you are so busy with your adult life (haha) we don't get to talk as much as we used to but I love you and you are the best friend ever, and this is pretty much a surprise to you since we haven't discussed this one at all yet so SURPRISE! Love you. Kat - Dude you asked me so nicely (or threatened me) to continue my manips and this all started with ONE BL manip and turned into a whole story so thanks for being on my ass to continue! This is by far one of my favorite storylines I have done and THANK YOU SO MUCH for all the clips and songs you have given to me! Love you! Jules - Buddy, you've been so busy lately our daily chats have shortened and have been few and far between lately but I miss you and you always encourge me in my videos with your comments. You are such an amazing friend and THANK YOU SO MUCH for giving me the picture I used in the vid! You are the best! Love you! Augustina - You are such an amazing friend and I know how much you LOVE BL. Your comments always make my day on all my videos. So THANK YOU SO MUCH for all your kinds words!!! Love you! And a Special Thanks to Shaliee and Jen for both giving me Breathe By Taylor Swift!! Again any questions just ask, and ENJOY! NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGMENT INTENDED.

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