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 The Financial Crisis Explained
from YouTube :: Videos by quietlibrary
October 06, 2008
http://www.quietlibrary.com If you're confused as to why the U.S. economy is going down the drain, this should clear things up for you. Written by Doug Moe Directed by Phelps Harmon Edited by Phelps Harmon Cast Dad.........................Doug Moe Trevor.....................Jeremy Rosenblum And a big thanks to Aunt Joyce for letting us use her house! Author: QuietLibrary Keywords: financial crisis government bailout billion dollar doug moe quiet library tuculescu hale sherng-lee sketch Added: October 6, 2008
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 What to Do in Case of Fire
from Jud's New England Journal
September 30, 2008
Welcome to the October 2008 edition of "Jud's New England Journal," the rather curious monthly musings of Judson Hale, editor-in-chief of Yankee Magazine, published since 1935 in Dublin, New Hampshire. What to Do in Case of Fire As a volunteer fireman, I learned early on how to mask my fears -- and my inadequacies. Theres a "coming together" evident in a small New England town after the summer is over. Social divisions become noticeably fuzzier. Town organizations spring back to life with renewed vigor, and almost all are socially integrated. An exception is the volunteer fire company. No "year-round summer people" become firemen. It's always all townspeople. And unlike many other town organizations, its active all summer, too. I'm not sure whether or not I qualify as a bona fide "townsperson" -- after all, I came "from away" -- but nonetheless I was a volunteer fireman here in Dublin, New Hampshire, for about 15 years. I was and still am inordinately afraid of fires, and I have zero aptitude in mechanical matters. However, upon arriving in town 50 years ago, I felt it was my duty to join the fire company simply because the fire station was located a hundred yards from my Yankee office. When the siren sounded, I was one of those readily available. The first man to reach the firehouse after the alarm began to wail always jumped into the 10-wheel, multiton fire truck, started it up, and commenced to move out in the direction indicated on the truck radio. Later-arriving firemen would hop aboard as the truck moved, bring the second or third truck, or follow in their own cars. I was very often that first man to arrive at the station. And that constituted a problem. To put it simply, I could never remember how to start or how to shift the many gears in that big truck -- or for that matter, how to tune in the radio. The solution to my problem presented itself around the time the company purchased waterproof fire coats and helmets for us volunteers to use during a fire. They were hung on the rear of the truck. The first time the alarm sounded after the purchase of this equipment, I was once again the first arrival at the station. Instead of jumping in the cab and struggling with the gears, I ran to the rear of the truck to fetch my new coat and helmet. Running back forward, I noted to my intense relief that someone else was already in the driver's seat starting the engine. So at every subsequent fire, I made certain I took a long enough period of time fetching a coat and helmet to avoid the driver's job. Often this required initially running around and around the truck a number of times until someone else finally arrived, but no one ever caught me on that particular ruse. During a fire alarm, the main thing is to run. It really doesn't matter to anyone where you're running to or why. Just run. I eventually resigned from the fire company, feeling I'd served my stint and that there were enough men close by the fire station. But despite my fears and all the rest, I miss the fire company today. I particularly miss those times after the fire was out, when a can of beer or a little whiskey might be passed around while we were on night duty, occasionally hosing down still-burning embers. There was a euphoric feeling of having worked, endured under trying circumstances, and succeeded together. "We've never lost a cellar hole," we always said at some point. I have never, before or since, felt more a part of what I might call the central spiritual core of the town than I always did during these quiet times after all the excitement was over. Wonderful memories. But I'm still a mechanical dunce.
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 1st Semester Vacation (VA) - Part 2
from YouTube :: Tag // virginia
September 12, 2008
I spent 2 1/2 weeks in Virginia with David Hale, my good friend and bassist, as we took a break from Berklee and escaped to the great outdoors. -------------------- Part 2 is all about food - smoothies, vegetables, home-made cobbler - that's what most of the first day was about! It's heaven to be able to leave your house and pick carrots, corn, apples, peaches, berries - right out of nature's palm. Music by Hennessey, Steve Olio, Robert Gillies and The Album Leaf Author: sideburnsbob Keywords: Robert Gillies David Hale Virginia vacation Berklee travel log destination adventure smoothie Added: September 12, 2008
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 1st Semester Vacation (VA) - Part 1
from YouTube :: Tag // virginia
September 12, 2008
I spent 2 1/2 weeks in Virginia with David Hale, my good friend and bassist, as we took a break from Berklee and escaped to the great outdoors. Music by Hennessey (www.icompositions.com/artists/hennessey) Author: sideburnsbob Keywords: Robert Gillies David Hale Virginia vacation Berklee travel log destination adventure smoothie Added: September 12, 2008
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 Iron Vagina - "Eye of the Tiger" Style
from Top Rated
September 07, 2008
WARNING. STRONG CONTENT...no pun intended. Get it? Iron? I just....oh forget it. A parody I thought of about a week ago - even made my friend, a Twilight hater, laugh at the concept. This is told from the perspectives of Rosalie, Tanya and Bella. They are talking about their nethers. If you don't like the content, go away. Yes, it's gross. No, it's not the grossest I'll ever be. I'm a dirty, dirty little girl. Live with it. Original song is Eye of the Tiger by Survivor. - Lolly.
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 Iron Vagina - "Eye of the Tiger" Style
from YouTube :: Videos by lolliliciouslolly
September 07, 2008
WARNING. STRONG CONTENT...no pun intended. Get it? Iron? I just....oh forget it. A parody I thought of about a week ago - even made my friend, a Twilight hater, laugh at the concept. This is told from the perspectives of Rosalie, Tanya and Bella. They are talking about their nethers. If you don't like the content, go away. Yes, it's gross. No, it's not the grossest I'll ever be. I'm a dirty, dirty little girl. Live with it. Original song is Eye of the Tiger by Survivor. - Lolly. Author: LolliliciousLolly Keywords: twilight bella swan tanya denali rosalie hale lolliliciouslolly eye of the tiger song parody iron vagina Added: September 7, 2008
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 Leap Of Faith - Hale (official video)
from YouTube :: Tag // music-video
September 03, 2008
this is the official music video of leap of faith by hale from their third album above over and beyond... please rate and comment... Author: addictedwhenz Keywords: hale champ roll omnie sheldon leap of faith official music video myx mtv above over and beyond emi Added: September 3, 2008
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 North and South-Tech Romance
from YouTube :: Tag // voice
September 01, 2008
It's an absolutely beautiful song, beautiful lyrics. It's just a vid about Ms. Hale and Thornton and even though she's with Lennox (let's all pretend), Thronton will always be there for her... you know he'll be there for her in the end. Sometimes I wish people would add sound clips (especially w/ N&S, Richard Armitage's voice is sooo sexy) so that's what I did. I'll probably make another vid with my favorite things Thornton says in the series ("Look back... look back at me" that's a classic) I worked very hard on this one and I really hope everyone likes it. One of my very favorite songs. SONG: Tech Romance ARTIST: Her Space Holiday ENJOY! --------------------------------------- I DO NOT OWN THESE CLIPS, NOR DO I MAKE ANY MONEY FROM THE CREATION/VIEWING OF THIS VIDEO. ENTERTAINMENT/FAN VIDEO ONLY. Author: WhoLetYouGo Keywords: north and south n&s richard armitage her space holiday tech romance thornton hale clips Added: September 1, 2008
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 The 2008 Golden Gloves Welterweight Championship Fight
from YouTube :: Videos by presspass
September 01, 2008
PressPassTV's Troy Hale follows Steven Martinez and Team "NY Metro" as they go for a National Title. Troy focused multiple cameras on this Championship fight to give you a different look at this exciting match. For more behind the scenes action check us out at www.presspasstv.com Author: presspass Keywords: Golden Gloves Boxing 2008 Welterweight Championship Fight PressPassTV Steven Martinez Team NY Metro Smokin Joe Frazier Emmanuel Gonzalez Devos Place Schavez Peters Troy Hale Phillip Jackson Sean Raysor Frank Burchette Yuri Foreman Added: September 1, 2008
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On the Road Again With The Old Farmer's Almanac
from Jud's New England Journal
August 31, 2008
Welcome to the September 2008 edition of "Jud's New England Journal," the rather curious monthly musings of Judson Hale, editor-in-chief of Yankee Magazine, published since 1935 in Dublin, New Hampshire. On the Road Again With The Old Farmer's Almanac "What's the winter going to be like?" is the usual first question. But my most vivid memories of my past radio and television interviews had nothing to do with the weather. Well, for the 217th consecutive year, The Old Farmer's Almanac appears this month on newsstands across the country. September 9th is the official on-sale date for the brand-new 2009 edition, but you'll be seeing it around before then. For more years that I care to say, I was the 12th (since 1792) editor of The Old Farmer's Almanac and, as such, traveled around the country every September promoting the new edition on radio and television. I'll be out there again this month, but most of the touring is now done by the 13th editor, my friend and colleague Janice Stillman, as well as Yankee Publishing CEO Jamie Trowbridge. But it'll be a while before they've compiled as many bizarre, weird memories as I have. For instance, I recall attempting to convince Katie Couric on the Today show that the chicken I was holding in my arms wasnt stuffed but rather hypnotized. (We had a story that year on how to hypnotize a chicken.) She didn't buy it. She's pretty sharp, that Katie Couric. I think it was the next year that I was, at the last minute, told I wouldn't be going on Good Morning America because the Pope had just died. They scheduled me for a show three months later, and I was bumped off once more because -- guess what? The Pope had died again! There were times on these promotional tours when I had the feeling that some people considered The Old Farmer's Almanac a little, well, maybe "hokey" would be the word. For example, I was on a live morning show in Cleveland on which I was the third of three guests. The first guest, a man from Pittsburgh, played "America the Beautiful" -- with his armpit! (Actually, he was pretty good.) The second guest was the tallest woman in the world. At 7'9" she was taller than even the late Wilt Chamberlain. As I said, I was the third guest that morning. Later, I began wondering whether there was some sort of message in that grouping of guests. And, if so, just what was that message? Another odd memory is being interviewed by the ex-wife of the governor of Minnesota in her round wooden hot tub, water right up to our necks. Apparently her daily hot-tub interviews were quite popular in that part of the country. I'm not sure whether she's still at it. I do recall she was very much on the hefty side. How hefty? Well, let's put it this way: When she stood up and got out of the hot tub after the show, there were actually only a few inches of water in there. The most vivid -- and saddest -- memory I have is sitting in the "the Green Room" -- next to Harry Belafonte, incidentally -- waiting to go on the Today show with Al Roker, when the second plane hit the World Trade Center's south tower. Obviously, I never talked with Al that morning. The world had changed forever. So look for me on the tube this month, although you'll be more apt to see Janice Stillman and Jamie Trowbridge. (I'll "do" only New York, Detroit, and Toronto.) And, also, look for that familiar yellow cover on the oldest continuously published periodical in North America. It's the best issue ever. Am I already overly "promoting"? Shame on me.
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 Domain Name Dollar Store
from YouTube :: Videos by quietlibrary
August 28, 2008
http://www.quietlibrary.com Get a URL for your website at a rock bottom price. Starring Chris Cooper. Author: QuietLibrary Keywords: domain name website URL address quiet library hale tuculescu sherng-lee sketch improv go daddy upright citizens brigade Added: August 28, 2008
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