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Flash | QuickTime author: ROBERT CROMA - duration: 02:15 Here are some of the comments on this powerful video by Croma (as found on his site): David writes: That was really hard to watch. It stirred up way too many emotions for my comfort level. Extremely well done Cheryl: Ow. Ow. Oh. Audio: vibrated my kidneys somehow. Confused the heck out of me. Video: broke my heart Philip Campbel: So powerful. so moving. so razorlike pain, so unforgiving. Indielab: Compelling. Thought-provoking. Maddening. Etc, etc, etc Sull: Disruptive piece. Fascinating murderous wonder We completely endorse these statements. We bow deeply to Robert Croma. To leave comments GO TO THE ORIGINAL POSTING Croma: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Croma: CLICK HERE

Flash | QuickTime author: SARAH SILVERMAN - duration: 04:22 It s all about the Jews! Didn t you know that? Oy va voy, watch comedian Sarah Silverman explaining why all Jewish youngsters should pay their grandparents in Florida a visit to convince them Barack Hussein Obama is not an Angry Black Muslim. Seriously Funny. Sarah Silverman @ home: CLICK HERE Sarah Silverman @ Comedy Central: CLICK HERE More on Sarah Silverman (Wikipedia): CLICK HERE Sarah talking with Keith Olberman about The Great Schlep: CLICK HERE Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE

Flash | QuickTime author: JACKIE MASON - duration: 02:19 Oy Gevalt! Here s the answer to SARAH SILVERMAN S GREAT SCHLEP from the Ultimate Jew (his words) and Conservative Carbuncle (my words) Jackie Mason. Man oh man, oy va voy Jackie Mason @ home: CLICK HERE More on Jackie Mason: CLICK HERE Sarah Silverman: CLICK HERE Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE Yenta ?!?: CLICK HERE

Flash QuickTime authors: BOTTOM UNION - duration: 01:33 Damn. We promised to be back and didn t keep our promise. Today is the first day of April; it s spring, we feel sexy and young again! Please stay with us. To celebrate our rejuvenation we present you this little gem, coming from Bottom Union (Eric Nelson), published today exactly 3 years ago. Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE Bottom Union: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Bottom Union: CLICK HERE Wreck other project): CLICK HERE

Flash QuickTime authors: BREAK A LEG - duration: 04:37 Watch this waggish entre-acte from Break a Leg. Sitcom writer David Penn (played by director & co-writer Yuri Baranovsky) gets some cutting-edge suggestions for a better Internet show by his new nifty unasked-for bodyguard. We revlogged their first baby half a year ago - CHECK! Introduction by Michael Schaap. Permalink to the original posting: CLICK HERE Break a Leg: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Break a Leg on Blip.tv: CLICK HERE

Flash QuickTime authors: ROBERT CROMA, J. S. BACH November was NaBloPoMo. Say What? National Blog Posting Month. Aha. Silly. Posting every day, for one month. For What? Peace? Thank god someone got ill! Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE Robert Croma: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Robert Croma: CLICK HERE More on the videobloggers @ NaBloPoMo: CLICK HERE

Flash QuickTime author: MICHAEL VERDI - duration: 03:00 Dear daughters and filming fatherhood. And the coming of age Michael Verdi did it again. Introduction by Mo ll also find there a video response from Michael and his daughters. Link to the original posting: CLICK HERE Michael Verdi: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Michael Verdi: CLICK HERE Lauren Verdi: CLICK HERE Old stuff from Dylan: CLICK HERE

Flash QuickTime authors: LERNERT ENGELBERTS and SANDER PLUG - duration: 02:55 Oy Gevalt, the horror. And quite brilliant actually, come to think of it. Made by Sander Plug ll find a showreel with English subs by CLICKING HERE. Chocolate Bunny was commissioned by CUT N PASTE and sardonically this little masterpiece was transmitted by catholic broadcaster KRO and more specific, as part of their children s program KRO S KINDERTIJD. Links to the original posting: HERE and HERE Lernert Engelberts: CLICK HERE Sander Plug: CLICK HERE Subscribe?: Nope. Unfortunately the gentlemen are not into RSS. Engelbert s television work is somewhat scattered around the net. Some links: WASKRACHT, HET GELUK VAN NEDERLAND & WROETEN

Flash QuickTime authors: RYANNE HODSON and JAY DEDMAN - duration: 09:54 A Word of Warning: This is a graphic video. If you do not eat meat and think killing animals is bad, you should not watch this video. So you like chicken eh? We continue cooking time on UV with a revlog from the other two early birdy mothervloggers Ryanne Hodson We live at The San Mateo Eco-Village, where we know our neighbors, garden together and learn how to live more sustainably. Part of living sustainably is eating local foods. Harvesting food from the garden and raising hens for eggs is about as local as you can get. When our neighbors Amy and Malaki arrived at the Eco-Village, they noticed a lack of eggs coming from the hens. Both have an agricultural background from years of working on a farm in Kenya. What do they do in Kenya when a bird gets too old to lay? They eat it. The whole damn thing! So we, as a community, decided to do just that. Most of us had never experienced living with chickens, let alone killing them for dinner. Growing up in the United States allows us to be vastly ignorant of where our food comes from- meat and vegetables alike. We thought this would be a good education for us city kids. Permalink to the original posting: CLICK HERE Ryan Is Hungry: CLICK HERE Ryanne s personal Vlog: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Ryanne s professional Vlog: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Ryanne s personal Vlog: CLICK HERE Jay Dedman - Momentshowing: CLICK HERE

Flash QuickTime authors: NINA SIMONDS and STEVE GARFIELD - duration: 03:08 It s cooking time on United Vloggers! And to celebrate that and more we start from this week with personal introductions by UV editor Michael Schaap (MACDOCMAN). First a revlog from Spices of Life. This witty videoblog tours start here join me in a trip around the Vlogosphere ). Spices of Life is hosted by the frivolous NINA SIMONDS, a former televison host and author of books and articles on Asian cuisine and culture. This revlog is part 1 from 2, an introduction to the Japanese Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto and his knifes. To watch part 2 CLICK HERE. Permalink to the original posting on Spices of Life: CLICK HERE Permalink to the original posting on Steve Garfield s Vlog: CLICK HERE Spices of Life: CLICK HERE Steve Garfield: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Spices of Life: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Steve Garfields main Vlog: CLICK HERE More from Nina Simonds: CLICK HERE

MILESTONES IN VIDEOBLOGGING #2 Author: CHRIS WEAGELImportant thoughts published on September 28th, 2004 by our favorite Prof. Chris Weagel on the occasion of his 23rd birthday. About memories & reality and the strange fact that, at least for our generation and generations to come, the only remaining reality left of ones life is the reality caught on images and footage of oneself. And the strange fact that as a filmmaker you are able to create your own reality. For one reason or another this video has exactly the same length as THE HOUSE OF VLOG - WITH THE VLOGFATHER. There must be something... Mail us your Milestones @ submissions[at]unitedvloggers[dot]com Permalink to the original file: CLICK HERE Human Dog: CLICK HERE Subscribe to Human Dog: CLICK HERE Earlier Revlogs from the work of Chris Weagel on UV: CLICK HERE [Tags]human dog, chris weagel, memory, human, dog, chris, weagel, birthday, memories, home, movie, childhood, creation, imagination, vidblog, skidoo, reality, milestones in videoblogging, revlog, united vloggers, vloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podcast, media[/tags]

Revlog no. 45 authors: THE UPTAKEA Revlog by our beloved CITIZEN REPORTER BICYCLEMARK (Mark Foncesca Rendeiro): "How often, anywhere in the world, do you see protesters standing outside the home of an elected official? Take it one step further: how often do you see an elected leader (in this case SENATOR NORM COLEMAN) of one of the highest offices in the country, standing in front of his house openly having an unscripted debate with protesters who disagree with him in front of his house? Now add the video aspect; record, post, and let everyone on the internet see the result of this exchange. That is basically what you get with this entry on Minnesota Stories via a site called The Uptake. A civic moment that might look very web 2.0 but is actually one of the oldest democratic traditions of all time." Permalink: CLICK HERE The Uptake: CLICK HERE Citizen Reporter Bicyclemark: CLICK HERE More on Norm Coleman: CLICK HERE Minnesota Stories: CLICK HERE [Tags]the uptake, uptake, protest, ant-war, war, iraq, norm coleman, senator, peace rally, peace, minnesota stories, bicyclemark, citizen reporter, mark foncesca rendeiro, revlog, united vloggers, vloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podcast, media[/tags]

Part 2 WATERFALL Sa a and Dimitar are joined by their collegues Minas Bakal ev i. Together, they turn the House in Transition into a waterfall. Report by Michael Schaap a tasi , dimitar papasterevski, minas bakalcev, mitko had i-pulja, macedonia, architects, habitat, ypenburg, habitatypenburg, house, transition, 7x11, the hague, holland, netherlands, qenep, architecture, vlog, video weblog, marten minkema, michael schaap, united vloggers, job nieman, sebastiaan veldhuisen, artotheek den haag[/tags]

Part 1 BLINDING The new inhabitants of the house are two Macedonian architects. Sa a Tasi and Dimitar Papasterevski decide to blind the House in Transition. Why? Watch and hear their explanation to reporters Michael Schaap a tasi , dimitar papasterevski, minas bakalcev, mitko had i-pulja, macedonia, architects, habitat, ypenburg, habitatypenburg, house, transition, 7x11, the hague, holland, netherlands, qenep, architecture, vlog, video weblog, marten minkema, michael schaap, united vloggers, job nieman, sebastiaan veldhuisen, artotheek den haag[/tags]

Revlog no. 36 author: IRIN. Published last month as a video podcast by OneWorldTVIt is now more than two decades since the discovery of the AIDS virus. But despite huge advances in the prevention and treatment of the disease, AIDS continues to decimate communities across Africa. This is the story of one such community in Kenya.Please take a moment to watch and grasp this horrifying story about a small village at the shores of the great Lake Victoria.About OneWorldTV: "OneWorldTV is a public platform for filmmakers, video journalists, NGO s and just about anyone with a video camera and an interest in social issues. It gives you the opportunity to access video messages and short films from around the world. Anyone with access to a camera and computer can contribute their films. OneWorldTV is part of OneWorld.net - a fast-growing civil society network online, supporting people s media to help build a more just global society." About IRIN: "IRIN's principal role is to provide news and analysis about sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia for the humanitarian community. The networks target decision-makers in relief agencies, host and donor governments, human-rights organisations, humanitarian advocacy groups, academic institutions and the media. At the same time, IRIN strives to ensure that affected communities can also access reliable information, so they can take informed decisions about their future. IRIN (The Integrated Regional Information Networks) is part of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, but its services are editorially independent. Its reports do not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations and its agencies, nor its member states. Based in Nairobi, Kenya, IRIN was founded in 1995 to improve the flow of vital information to those involved in relief efforts in the Great Lakes region following the 1994 Rwandan genocide." Link to the original location: CLICK HERE Text transcript of the total movie: CLICK HERE OneWorldTV: CLICK HERE OneWorld.net: CLICK HERE IRIN: CLICK HERE Subscribe to OneWorldTV's video podcast: CLICK HERE[Tags]aids, hiv, africa, lake victoria, aids crisis, fish, fishermen, deadly catch, prostitution, sex, whoring, irin, one world tv, united nations. kenya, revlog, united vloggers, vloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podcast, media[/tags]

Revlog no. 26 author: KIRI DAVIS The reassuring female voice asks the child a question: "Can you show me the doll that looks bad?" The child, a preschool-aged Black girl, quickly picks up and shows the Black doll over a White one that is identical in every respect except complexion. "And why does that look bad?" "Because she's Black", the little girl answers emphatically. "And why is this the nice doll?" the voice continues. "Because she's White." "And can you give me the doll that looks like you?" The little girl hesitates for a split second before handing over the Black doll that she has just designated as the uglier one. The children are from a Harlem Day Care Center. 15 of the 21 children surveyed preferred the White doll over the Black one. It is the year 2005... Should we revlog something that is neither coming from a weblog, nor made recently? Yes we should, for this is a true gem that needs to be seen by as many people. It is a 7 minutes film made in late fall 2005 by director Kiri Davis, at that time 16 years old. In the movie she talks with her girlfriends about being black and about their self-esteem. Halfway her film Davis repeats a shocking doll test that was originally conducted more than 50 years ago by the Afro-American groundbraking psychologist KENNETH B. CLARK. At that time the test helped to make the case for desegregation in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision outlawing segregated public schools. Half a century later the results of Kiri Davis's test are as shocking as can be. Permalink to the original posting: CLICK HERE More about Kiri Davis: CLICK HERE or HERE and also HERE. This film was produced under the auspices of REEL WORKS TEEN FILMMAKING. "Reel Works Teen Filmmaking, supported by HBO, is a free after-school program that challenges high school students to create short documentary films about their lives. Working one-on-one with professional filmmaker-mentors, students write, shoot and edit personal narrative videos on subjects they choose. In the process, they gain self-esteem, develop media literacy and master state-of-the-art digital filmmaking technology." [Tags]kiri davis, media that matters, reel works, usa, america, race, racial, racial justice, racist, racism, discrimination, segregation, black, blacks, negro, self-image, self-esteem, afro, afro-american, empowering, girl, girls, revlog, united vloggers, unitedvloggers, submarine channel, submarine, vloggers united, video blog, videoblog, videoblogging, vlog, blog, blogging, vlogging, video, video podcast, podast, media[/tags]

Words on the walls. That's how the Estonian family Ojari deals with the empty rooms in the House in Transition. As Triin wrote in her proposal:"Our project is based on the idea of normal functioning of a family - the value of the everyday life routine. Suburbian housing areas are global dream products for families, housewives, non-city-type-of-persons etc. The planning of suburbia, design of its private and public spaces is glorification of the intimate lifestyle as well as reflection of some of the consumer societies basic principles. We were invited to take part in the project as a family and so we can "normalize" the otherwise non-typical artist's residence in Ypenburg again - we use it as hundreds of our neighbours. We may add some simple everyday objects to the private space like kid's playground accessories, plants etc. We will personalize the anonymous space. The geographical relocation for two weeks is just temporary circumstance, we will continue our daily routine, we will work and meet friends. The house will be a home for a change." Watch Marten Minkema's second and final visit to the Estonian guests on March 14th 2007. [Tags]andres ojari, triin ojari, estonia, architects, habitat, ypenburg, habitatypenburg, house, transition, 7x11, the hague, holland, netherlands, qenep, architecture, vlog, video weblog, marten minkema, michael schaap, united vloggers, job nieman, sebastiaan veldhuisen, artotheek den haag[/tags]

Ypenburg, The Hague, Holland. Watch the second group of artists in residence: The Estonian family Ojari (Triin Ojari, art historian/editor-in-chief, Andres Ojari, architect and their children Aleksander and Katarina). They try to conquer the House in Transition from within. Marten Minkema & Michael Schaap reporting about their first visit to Triin, Andres, Aleksander and Katarine on March 7th 2007.see also part 2! [Tags]andres ojari, triin ojari, estonia, architects, habitat, ypenburg, habitatypenburg, house, transition, 7x11, the hague, holland, netherlands, qenep, architecture, vlog, video weblog, marten minkema, michael schaap, united vloggers, job nieman, sebastiaan veldhuisen, artotheek den haag[/tags]

REVLOG no. 12 author: SILENTMIAOWduration: 08:36Now this is an extraordinary video made by a 27 year old women who is known by her screen names "silentmiaow" and "ballastexistenz" (her real name is A.M. Baggs). Silentmiaow is 'physically challenged' like they like to say in the USA. She is officially labeled as suffering from autism and schizophrenia. But what a woman she is! She is smart, eloquent in writing and she makes videos (all by herself), amongst which is this masterpiece. As she writes herself about this video: "The first part is in my "native language," and then the second part provides a translation, or at least an explanation. This is not a look-at-the-autie gawking freakshow as much as it is a statement about what gets considered thought, intelligence, personhood, language, and communication, and what does not". Permalink to the original video (on YouTube): CLICK HERE Silentmiaow's personal page on YouTube: CLICK HERE Silentmiaow's real website: CLICK HERE[Tags]united vloggers, unitedvloggers, vloggers united, revlog, video blogging, vlog, vlogging, silentmiaow, ballastexistenz, autism, autistic, communication, language, music, disability, personhood[/tags]