Fantasy Art courtesy of www.photobucket.com and www.photocasket.com 'Somewhere over the rainbow' performed and sung by the late Eva Cassidy.

There's room for all of us here,
with love from,
The "Creators" Creatures

Dedicated to Eva Cassidy who with her Angelic Voice died in 1996 at the age of 33 yrs of Metastatic Melanoma. Only after her death on Nov. 2 was she discovered by the community at large.God must have   more...needed her up there to sing in the Angelic Choir. For me she sings like an Angel and this rendition of "Over the Rainbow" is absolutely beautiful! Her voice for me will sing on.Fantasy Art courtesy of www.photobucket.com  less

Eva Cassidy truly was a Goddess, simply mesmerizing. A spark so rarely seen in today’s music with a passion that’s almost tangible.

"I Know You By Heart" For the "Missing Children" by Eva Cassidy
Photos from my "Missing Children" Album on "Webshots".Graphics by my grandchildren from my "Webshots.com""Children's   more...Art" Album. These video's of missing children can also be viewed on:
Webshots.com in my "Missing Children" Album "Have You Seen Me" & Missing Children Video" Album.My member name is: "omaatje9",including all my photography. Thank you!  less

Eva Cassidy-vocals & Acoustic Guitar.In January 1996 Cassidy made 'Live at Blues Alley', a showcase of her eclecticism. When she was on-stage with her guitar, too nervous to look her audience in the   more...eye, she drew them into every corner of her vast musical world. From that comes a pair of elegiac ballads. "Autumn Leaves" and "Fields of Gold"  less

Planet Sundancer contacted me and asked that a vistory be produced for Songbird by either Christie McVie of Fleetwood Mac or Eva Cassidy. After a test sound track, we settled on Eva Cassidy's version.
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This is the final that includes Planet Sundancers edits and direction. This was a pleasure to co-produce and makes video host sites like this a joy to be part a part of. This is no longer a hobby, it is an ogoing 24/7 passion.

Thank you, Planet Sundancer!  less

Cassidy and Madison arrived Sept 12 2007 at 3:52PM and 3:57 PM.

Video of a walk I took along a beach. MUSIC: Chariots Of Fire, and You Take My Breath Away, By Eva Cassidy

nice song

I was so saddened to hear of the death of Eva Cassidy which was approx 12 years ago that I was inspired to write a song for her. I saw so much of myself in her and it was such a shame that fame came her   more...way only after she had died. Bless you Eva where ever you are!!! xxx  less

This is a still image video created for Somewhere Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz. No one has ever sung this song like Eva Cassidy who died of skin cancer at the age of 33 before she could enjoy   more...the world acceptance of her music and love for her voice.  less

Read Description for a link to part 2
Project Camelot interviews Dr Pete Peterson -
When we were introduced to Dr Pete Peterson by a mutual friend, and spoke with him for the first time on the phone, we   more...immediately realized we were talking with someone who even by Project Camelot standards had a quite enormous amount of high quality information, backed by personal experience, on an astonishingly large range of subjects.
<a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/ConspiracyCentral/DC1BBAEEBECA4BEFAEED361C947139AB/interview-with-pete-peterson-p.aspx">Click Here for a link to part 2</a>
We told our friend David Wilcock. David felt very strongly - as a psychic intuitive - that we needed to visit Dr Peterson immediately while he was willing to give on-record testimony. So this interview straight away broke new ground: it was the first Camelot interview in which David joined the two of us for the interview. A few days later, Bill flew to the US from Europe for the weekend especially for the meeting - which was held over two long days.
We talked extensively off-record, and Dr Peterson was extremely cautious about presenting some of his testimony on video. But we nevertheless recorded nearly four hours of testimony. Listen carefully to the questions and the answers - especially in Kerry's Part 3 (Part 1 was Bill and Part 2 was David) - and enjoy the very end of Part 2, just as that part of the interview fades. (This is our favorite section, and we have very purposely left it in.)
Dr Peterson is an extremely well-informed insider - and a most remarkable and brilliant scientist - who came forward to talk with us publicly because he feels the issues he cares deeply about, and knows about, are too important to keep silent about. We salute his courage.
Among the many things Dr Peterson spoke about at length was his strong, informed belief that there will be a melt-down of the global economy - and US infrastructure - which may be almost upon us; that Obama is planning to disclose the reality of ET contact by the end of the year; and that most, but not all, of the ET visitors are friendly.
There is much, much more. Here is a very general list of the subjects we discussed:
• The probable (in Dr Peterson's strong opinion) collapse of the economy, infrastructure, and law and order in the US
• The planned disclosure of the ET presence
• The Aurora (now retired from service and replaced by vehicles capable of superluminal travel) and the TR3B (the large flying triangle, which functions as an aircraft carrier)
• Artificial intelligence and advanced robotics
• The "information field" and how the body, the mind, and DNA really function
• Healing modalities which work very rapidly and effectively
• 'Rescuing' brilliant scientists out of the old USSR
• How Mir (the Russian Space Station) was so heavy that it could not have been assembled without 'help' from our 'friends' (or, to be exact, the Russians' friends)
• Time spent in the Vatican Library
• The existence of Sumerian high technology
• Quantum computing (off-camera, Dr Peterson held in his hand a cheap quantum chip, which he had assembled himself in his own laboratory, with the computing power of 10,000 PCs)
• The genius of James Clerk Maxwell, and why Einstein was wrong
• Why you should not spend too much time in front of your new Digital TV
• The reality of the US prison camps
• How President Obama was (in all probability) set up
• How he came to understand that 15% of the world's population (of all races) have ET ancestry that can be seen in their DNA - and are also resistant to mind control technologies.
The release of this video was delayed because Dr Peterson was concerned that it might contain some material that was just too sensitive, and which might endanger us. He spent some time checking with colleagues to ensure that we would be safe to release the material. At the time of writing, he has not specified what these sensitive parts of the video a  less

This is another of my favorite songs. It's by Simon & Garfunkel, and was released in the '60s. The amazing singer Eva Cassidy also did a version of the song before she died at the age of 33, so   more...I mixed the two song versions together to see what it would sound like, had they been able to perform the song together.

The photos are ones I took in England during various trips, and from when I lived there.

If you'd like to hear the background of who "Kathy" was to Simon & Garfunkel, and to hear Garfunkel sing this song, go to this link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGP1uTsfwGQ Enjoy!!  less

Here is another of my all time favorite romantic songs . . . Eva Cassidy's version of "Fields of Gold". The world lost this beautiful singer when she died WAYYY before her time at the age of   more...33 from cancer in 1996. (It's why I truly believe that you have to focus on each day of your life . . . you never know when your "personal time clock" will stop ticking.) The other sad thing is that Eva, during her life, was almost totally unknown outside her home area of Washington D.C. and became famous only after her death. The British newspaper "The Guardian" later went on to describe her as "one of the greatest voices of her generation." Her posthumously released recordings have since sold in excess of four million copies, and in early 2001 the compilation album Songbird reached #1 on the UK album charts. It's so sad she never lived to see the recognition she deserved . . . I hope you enjoy her music as much as I do!

Here are the links to a wonderful three part series about Eva and her music that was on the American TV show "Nightline"; the series reconfirms the incredible impact her music had, and STILL has on the world:

Part One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd9pWLrjyUg

Part Two
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6EelwKYLEU

Part Three
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWbTi66Fvj0

The photos for this video are ones I took in England on various trips and from when I used to live over there. The primary castle shown in the video is Arundel Castle, in Arundel, West Sussex, England . . . I love wandering around old castles in Europe and visualizing the dozens of generations of people who have lived & died in them . . . it's amazing to look at stone steps in the castles that have been worn down simply from the thousands of people who have used them over the centures . . . it's also always eerie to visualize the battles that were fought at the castles and contrast those battles with the peaceful tranquility around these castles today . . . The Arundel castle was "remodeled" and expanded around 1300AD, and the initial castle built around 1100AD . . . it's always interesting to me how castles were often times remodeled WELL before the United States was even in EXISTENCE! :)

For more info on Arundel Castle (one of my favorite castles for wandering around :) ) please check out:

http://www.arundelcastle.org/_pages/01_castle.htm

In addition to the castle (which also has a restaurant), the grounds include a beautiful old chapel, and gardens, and the town of Arundel is the quintessential old English town, so yeah, I highly recommend this beautiful place if you ever get to this part of England :)

and for castle history buffs, this website has lots of detailed info on the Arundel Castle:

http://www.castles-abbeys.co.uk/Arundel-Castle.html  less

Clips: The Last Unicorn
Music: Who Knows Where the Time Goes? (Eva Cassidy)
Theme: Time/The Unicorn

The biggest Partridge Family hit. Here sung by Cassidy only.

watch this nice singer

Another one of my all time favorite romantic songs from Eva Cassidy

This is my little tribute to Christopher Reeve and somewhat to Dana Reeve as well. I used eva cassidy version of Somewhere over the Rainbow. Somehow the song seem to fit. Anyway here's another tribute   more...video to the guy who will always be Superman to me.  less

leona singing over the rainbow

KATIE MELUA AND EVA CASSIDY

The sepia version of the 20th Century Fox logo used from 1969-1970.

:D