This fun YouTube video features a 1980s pop classic. The rock band Toto scored their biggest hit with Africa in 1982. The song is instantly recognizable. But it has been reinvented.
Perpetuum Jazzile is an a cappella jazz choir from Slovenia. It’s hard to think of something further from an ‘80s rock band. But their version of Africa may best the original. The group has amazing voices.
But the beginning of this video is really striking. Group members simulate an African thunderstorm with their hands. It’s really something to see and hear.
From: http://videos.komando.com/2009/06/18/african-thunderstorm/
Saturday, July 25, 2009
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
William Forstchen discusses his new novel "One Second After" and the U.S. susceptibility to an Electromagnetic Pulse weapon (EMP
From: Accuracy In Media
In the Green Room: Hon. Newt Gingrich
* Posted July 20th, 2009 at 6.39pm in Health Care, Protect America.
We cannot operate in the fantasy that we can be soft in our thinking and strong in our defense.”
Watch below what he had to say about President Obama’s defense cuts and health care plans.
We cannot operate in the fantasy that we can be soft in our thinking and strong in our defense.”
Watch below what he had to say about President Obama’s defense cuts and health care plans.
Protect America Month with Newt Gingrich
Date: July 20, 2009
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Speaker(s): Hon. Newt Gingrich
Former Speaker, U.S. House of Representatives
Host(s): Edwin J. Feulner, Ph.D.
President,
The Heritage Foundation
Details:
Speaker Newt Gingrich delivered a speech on national security and defense spending on Monday, July 20th at 10 am. The speech was the closing address to Protect America Month, The Heritage Foundation's month-long campaign to raise awareness about the current issues facing our men and women in uniform.
Monday, July 20, 2009
Michael Jackson's REAL cause of death! [OFFICIAL]
What really happened to the king of pop?
From: The Way of the Master
"Here is a very clear and clever message shared by Ray Comfort on Hollywood Blvd in front of Michael Jackson's star.
Why do people die and what happens after we pass on?
The 'Fair Use' law allows us to teach from the MJ clips/pictures used, without violating copyright laws. It has wonderful evangelistic potential, so please pass this clip on all over the Internet.
"Living Waters Publications is a registered 501c3 non profit organization. FL 102, Fair Use, and Circular 21, Reproductions of Copyrighted Works by Educators and Librarians.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Neda the martyred young Iranian woman whose death was captured for the world to see
In a passionate Wall Street Journal op-ed this morning (”Silence Has Consequences for Iran”), former Spanish Prime Minister José Aznar who, in case anyone cares, serves on the board of WSJ parent News Corp., says that “It would be a shame …. if our passivity gave carte blanche to a tyrannical regime to finish off the dissidents and persist with its revolutionary plans.”
Shaking off passivity requires visibility. America’s media establishment almost across the board is providing very little. The Associated Press and the New York Times reports exist, but their distribution is dwarfed by the death of a pop star and a governor’s infidelity.
From: Bizzy Blog (linked)
PENN JILLETTE TALKS ABOUT HEALTH CARE:
Cato Institute Fellow Penn Jillette and John Stossel join Glenn Beck to discuss health care, the nanny state, Canada and more.
LINKED HERE
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Astronauts Launch New Pro-Life TV Commercial After CNN, NBC Reject Ads
y Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
July 16, 2009
Houston, TX (LifeNews.com) -- A pro-life group whose first two television commercials were rejected by NBC and CNN has unveiled a new ad that promote the potential of human life. The ads feature clips of astronaut Neil Armstrong and they have the support of top astronauts Dr. Joseph Kerwin and Gene Krantz.
Dr. Joseph Kerwin, the first American doctor in outer space, joined other former NASA greats yesterday at a press conference sponsored by the Catholic pro-life group Fidelis, the creator of the new advertisement and its popular web site CatholicVote.org.
The event commemorated both the fortieth anniversary of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon and the new ad buy from Fidelis.
“For thousands of years, man has looked at the moon and the stars in awe. But forty years ago, we did the unthinkable: We landed on the moon. This new ad by CatholicVote.org captures the spirit of this historic mission by highlighting the potential of human life,” Kerwin said.
Gene Krantz, best known as the flight director at mission control manager during Apollo 13, was also on hand to premiere the ad.
“Neil Armstrong will go down in history as one of the greatest explorers. His long journey to the moon started, as each of us started, with a small kick in our mother’s womb,” said Burch. “Today, we salute the astronauts of Apollo 11 and all other brave pioneers who give meaning to the potential of every human life.”
With today marking the anniversary of the liftoff of Apollo 11 and July 20 marking the anniversary of the first moonwalk, the new Fidelis pro-life commercial comes at an appropriate time.
"Next Monday, media outlets around the world will commemorate the historic achievement of Apollo 11. The courage and dedication of the astronauts aboard Apollo 11, and hundreds of others involved in our nation's space program make me proud of our great country," Kerwin added. "But most importantly, the achievements of the space program remind me of the potential of every human life."
"May we never cease to marvel at the gift, and potential of every human life," he concluded.
Retired astronaut Dr. Bill Thornton also joined Kerwin and Kranz at the press event.
Fidelis sponsored an ad that NBC and CNN rejected but that was viewed over 1.8 million times on the Internet thanks to the controversy generated by the censorship. A previous ad focused on adoption.
From: http://www.lifenews.com/nat5229.html
LifeNews.com Editor
July 16, 2009
Houston, TX (LifeNews.com) -- A pro-life group whose first two television commercials were rejected by NBC and CNN has unveiled a new ad that promote the potential of human life. The ads feature clips of astronaut Neil Armstrong and they have the support of top astronauts Dr. Joseph Kerwin and Gene Krantz.
Dr. Joseph Kerwin, the first American doctor in outer space, joined other former NASA greats yesterday at a press conference sponsored by the Catholic pro-life group Fidelis, the creator of the new advertisement and its popular web site CatholicVote.org.
The event commemorated both the fortieth anniversary of Apollo 11’s historic landing on the moon and the new ad buy from Fidelis.
“For thousands of years, man has looked at the moon and the stars in awe. But forty years ago, we did the unthinkable: We landed on the moon. This new ad by CatholicVote.org captures the spirit of this historic mission by highlighting the potential of human life,” Kerwin said.
Gene Krantz, best known as the flight director at mission control manager during Apollo 13, was also on hand to premiere the ad.
“Neil Armstrong will go down in history as one of the greatest explorers. His long journey to the moon started, as each of us started, with a small kick in our mother’s womb,” said Burch. “Today, we salute the astronauts of Apollo 11 and all other brave pioneers who give meaning to the potential of every human life.”
With today marking the anniversary of the liftoff of Apollo 11 and July 20 marking the anniversary of the first moonwalk, the new Fidelis pro-life commercial comes at an appropriate time.
"Next Monday, media outlets around the world will commemorate the historic achievement of Apollo 11. The courage and dedication of the astronauts aboard Apollo 11, and hundreds of others involved in our nation's space program make me proud of our great country," Kerwin added. "But most importantly, the achievements of the space program remind me of the potential of every human life."
"May we never cease to marvel at the gift, and potential of every human life," he concluded.
Retired astronaut Dr. Bill Thornton also joined Kerwin and Kranz at the press event.
Fidelis sponsored an ad that NBC and CNN rejected but that was viewed over 1.8 million times on the Internet thanks to the controversy generated by the censorship. A previous ad focused on adoption.
From: http://www.lifenews.com/nat5229.html
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
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Monday, July 6, 2009
Sen. Inhofe On Global Warming: 'This Thing Is Phony'
06/29/09: On Fox News, Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) repeats his claim that global warming is a hoax and calls for a criminal investigation into the EPA.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Make Mine FREEDOM
"This classic post WWII cartoon is a brief history lesson on the difference between LIBERTY and tyranny. It's timeless and crystal clear message promoting LIFE, LIBERTY and the PURSUIT of HAPPINESS is hated by the commie libs of AMERICA and the world. Enjoy!"
From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7PdCxSx_JY
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