Etheridge Videos

An exclusive HD music video with Melissa Etheridge and Salman Ahmad for Search for Common Ground, a non-profit organization that works to transform the way the world deals with conflict. Produced byTakePart.com.Find out more about the organization and how you can help make a difference at http://www.takepart.com/sfcgAuthor: TakePart Tags: melissa etheridge salman ahmad music video common ground peace conflict takepart youth children war bells ring Posted: 28 September 2009 Rating: 4.0 Votes: 15

The Oscar and Grammy winner discusses the launch of Pinktober for breast cancer.

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Phil Etheridge, lead singer from The Twang came to speak to us at T in the Park. Great music has been written on the road and the Twang is no exception, finding time when on the tour bus to write their tracks. Check out their music on http://www.thetwang.co.uk For more great backstage content, check out http://www.globalcool.org

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Micka Eheridge on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/mickaetheridge He's playing in Niseko tonight! (By the way the pronunciation was right ... that is how you say his name.) English script: http://thedailyenglishshow.blogspot.c... http://tdes.blog120.fc2.com/blog-entr... Show 960 Friday 6 February The Daily English Show http://www.thedailyenglishshow.com/

I played the fool today I just dream of vanishing into the crowd Longing for home again Home, is a feeling I buried in you I'm alright, I'm alright It only hurts when I breathe And I can't ask for things to be still again No I can't ask if I could walk through the world in your eyes Longing for home again Home, is a feeling I buried in you I'm alright, I'm alright It only hurts when I breathe I'm alright, I'm alright It only hurts when I breathe My window through which nothing hides And everything sees I'm counting the signs and cursing the miles in between Home Home, is a feeling I buried in you, that I buried in you I'm alright, I'm alright It only hurts when I breathe I'm alright, I'm alright It only hurts when I breathe, when I breathe Yeah, it only hurts when I breathe, when I breathe Oh,it only hurts when I breathe No copyright infringement intended. I don't own or claim to own any of the clips or audio used.

Wednesday night of the 2008 Democratic National Convention featured the official candidacy of Barack Obama, and speeches from Bill Clinton, John Kerry, and VP candidate Joe Biden. Remixed by Griffinity.

The Gist Settlements, Samuel Gist, a wealthy Englishman, made his fortune in America. He started out as an indentured servant. Mr. Gist established the Gist Settlements in 1810 near Ripley Ohio. The catalyst for his action was a desire to free slaves from his estranged daughter, Mary Anderson, an heiress and wealthy Virginia planter. The legal war culminated when Mr. Gist threatened, in his will, to bequeath Mary a mere shilling if she did not honor his wishes and emancipate her slaves. In addition to emancipation, Gist stipulated that settlements include churches and schools. He ordered that each slave be given a plot of land. His will was met with political resistance which prompted Samuel Gist to wage the most publicized legal war against slavery prior to Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. In 1804 Gist hired the most learnt dream team of his day, which was led by William Wickham, (known for representing Aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton's murderer). Executing Samuel Gist's will, Wickham purchased over 2000 acres of land in Brown and Highland Counties. At the time, this represented the largest recorded transaction dedicated to slave emancipation. The Gist Settlements proved vital in the development and operation of the Underground Railroad. This large haven for free African Americans attracted fugitives seeking temporary asylum on their journey to freedom. TrulyAjoY.com GistOfFreedom.com Find out more about collaborations of the faithful: read The Gist of Freedom is Still Faith. http://www.gistoffreedom.com

The Gist Settlements, Samuel Gist, a wealthy Englishman, made his fortune in America. He started out as an indentured servant. Mr. Gist established the Gist Settlements in 1810 near Ripley Ohio. The catalyst for his action was a desire to free slaves from his estranged daughter, Mary Anderson, an heiress and wealthy Virginia planter. The legal war culminated when Mr. Gist threatened, in his will, to bequeath Mary a mere shilling if she did not honor his wishes and emancipate her slaves. In addition to emancipation, Gist stipulated that settlements include churches and schools. He ordered that each slave be given a plot of land. His will was met with political resistance which prompted Samuel Gist to wage the most publicized legal war against slavery prior to Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. In 1804 Gist hired the most learnt dream team of his day, which was led by William Wickham, (known for representing Aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton's murderer). Executing Samuel Gist's will, Wickham purchased over 2000 acres of land in Brown and Highland Counties. At the time, this represented the largest recorded transaction dedicated to slave emancipation. The Gist Settlements proved vital in the development and operation of the Underground Railroad. This large haven for free African Americans attracted fugitives seeking temporary asylum on their journey to freedom. TrulyAjoY.com GistOfFreedom.com Find out more about collaborations of the faithful: read The Gist of Freedom is Still Faith. http://www.gistoffreedom.com