A Strong Hollow Production... Vivaldi.... For my hooligans....

I heard this was the last year they're having the fireworks display at the Taipei 101 skyscraper. Taipei 101 is currently the world's tallest building.

This is my first video! For my little niece Luara with much love, as a commemoration for her 5th. Birthday.
I L O V E Y O U L U A R I N H A !
Animation: Sandra Albarracin O.
Music "Looking through   more...the eyes of love" (Melissa Manchester)  less

Our thank you to all of our friends here on LV, you've made 2007 a very special year for us..."Mahalo" is one of the boys favorite songs...Love and Hugs for 2008

This video explains the concept of Chakras in the human body and its importance.

A lot of my life gets caught on camera, and as the year comes to an end, I thought I'd reflect on my personal 2007 with a simple montage of these moments.

This video is about how Katara is sick of every guy she meets hitting on her!

oh yeah

okay this is pretty pointless but its really funny.

I don't understand why, but this makes me laugh when I accelerate the video to 1000%.

HAPPY HOLIDAY)))

This film is from 1946. A great video. See where we are on the scale of Democracy vs. Despotism. Where do you think we are at the juncture in time? Leave a comment if you like I would really like to   more...here your opinion on this.  less

.....For Tami9900.....

Good riddance!

Viewers of one of Britain's best-loved breakfast TV shows have been fleeced out of millions of pounds, BBC One's Panorama programme will reveal tonight. (Monday 23 April)
Millions of callers to GMTV were   more...encouraged, over a four-year period, to enter premium-rate phone competitions when they could not win, in what could be TV's dirtiest secret.
The fraud -- which happened at the programme's phone-operator Opera Interactive Technology -- could have amounted to an estimated £45,000 a day. Or £10 million a year.
GMTV insists it was not aware of the scandal -- but last night angry viewers warned that their trust in the programme had been destroyed.
Norma Senior of Hackney, who spent more than £500 phoning GMTV competitions, said: "I'm very angry, I'm very upset, I feel cheated. I've entered GMTV competitions in good faith, because I trust the brand of GMTV.
"I feel robbed. It's as if I've just opened a window and thrown my money out. Well, my trust in the programme has gone out of the window too."
The scandal is one of a series of revelations to be broadcast on tonight's Panorama which includes new information on controversies surrounding The Richard And Judy Show and Blue Peter.
Each morning tens of thousands of callers have been paying £1.80 a time in a bid to enter the GMTV quiz, unaware that up to half of them were throwing their money away.
Between 2003 and 2007, Opera Interactive Technology finalised shortlists of potential winners long before the competition phone lines had closed.
Once the shortlists had been picked, subsequent callers no longer had a chance of winning and were effectively feeding money directly into GMTV and Opera coffers.
When Opera sales director, Mark Nuttall, learnt what was going on way back in 2003, he sent an email to his team ordering them to keep it from GMTV, saying: "Make sure they never find out you are picking the winners early!"
The e-mail was also copied to his boss Gary Corbett.
The news will leave thousands of GMTV viewers furious at the realisation they are out of pocket -- some to the tune of hundreds of pounds.
Samantha Pedder, 37, from Saffron Walden said: "I've spent near on a thousand pounds, but you think, 'well I'm in with a chance'. To find out that I wasn't makes me really angry and I want my money back.
"How dare they do that to us? We're watching the programme, we're phoning in we're giving them our money, how dare they? It makes us look like idiots, doesn't it, while they're raking in the cash."
Grandmother Christine Kielczki from Reading said: "I would usually play two to three times in a week, maybe more. I feel let down and disappointed to think that you're playing these games ... with no hope of actually winning. In future I will not be playing, especially GMTV, anymore."
Panorama understands, broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has now launched a formal investigation following a complaint against GMTV and Opera. (Please note: Ofcom has not confirmed this is related to the same issue).
GMTV issued a statement saying: "The Panorama investigation has uncovered certain irregularities in the way Opera has been managing GMTV interactive services in the past. GMTV was not aware of these irregularities."
Opera flatly denied any allegations of wrongdoing but later added they would conduct their own investigation.
Panorama has also discovered that the scandal surrounding Richard and Judy's You Say We Pay has been going on far longer than it was originally thought when the news broke in February.
Britain's top TV couple apologised after it emerged a shortlist of winners was being picked long before the competition phone lines had closed.
As a result thousands of people every day were wasting money on premium-rate phone lines.
Channel 4 originally admitted that the scandal had occurred since the summer 2006 -- but Panorama has uncovered evidence that it had been continuing for at least two years before that.
Pensioner Joanne Goddard from Canterbury, Kent, said: "I must  less

2pac 2 u still down

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Me And Some Friends Go To Funtown / Splashtown On Route 1 In Saco Maine For Some Good Old Summer Fun

Ron Paul, future President of the United States, on Face the Nation.

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dont really care if anyone watchs.... i just felt alone and had to make a vid

New Orleans-All Clear We Go Home Wednesday

A tribute to the Punk Rock music scene in London 1983

I seem to have an obsession with Haru today. At least, with making fun of him, that is.

Ah, well. This is Today 4 U, from RENT, sung by Haru, with some help from Azula.