We leave Grandma's Maui Coffee and head on up to Rice Park for morning devotions and fellowship

I arrive once again at Rice Park for fellowship and devotions with the bikers of Calvary Chapel South Maui.

I agree 100%
http://newsbusters.org/node/1254

http://smallscreen.monstersandcritics.com/news/article_13007 69.php/Bill_Mahers_Real_Time_with_Sean_Penn_Garry_Shandling_ and_Harold_Ford

Tell it like it is!

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The cosmic crew gets together to plan for the Reptoid`s demise.Part Nine of Ten

John Cho and Kal Penn return to reprise their roles as Harold and Kumar.

FUNNY LOTTO COMMERCIAL

my fave ever
This was the second film with Barbara Kent, and the last occasion on which Lloyd would appear with the same leading lady. Although the skyscraper sequence used techniques similar to that on   more...Lloyd's most famous film Safety Last (with a facade constructed on a tall building) the penultimate sequence uses back-projection.

In the original release, Harold attempts to obtain the assistance of a gormless black janitor, whom he nicknames 'Charcoal' (played by Willie Best who later seen on the My Little Margie television program). In the 1960s re-release, Lloyd overdubbed his own voice to change the name to 'Charlie'.

The film was re-released again in segments as part of Time-Life's Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy television series in the 1970s. However since the majority of the clips in the series came from silent films, the sound track was removed as if to imply that it too was a silent film. It has since been released on DVD in its correct format.

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Harold Horne, an ambitious shoe salesman in Honolulu, unknowingly meets the boss' daughter (played by Barbara Kent) and tells her he is a millionaire leather tycoon.

The rest of the film he spends hiding his true circumstances, in the store and later as an (accidental) stowaway on board a ship. Trying to deliver a letter, he becomes trapped in a mailbag, which is taken off the ship and falls off a delivery van onto a window cleaner's cradle, which is hoisted upwards. Escaping from the bag, finds himself dangling high above the street. After several thwarted attempts to get inside the building, he climbs to the very top, only to slip off - unaware his foot is caught on the end of a rope, which rescues him inches from the ground.  less

From Before and after Summer. Was is Dawn or sunset, cant remember.

They showed up in droves, unafraid to admit they were secret gamers, just to catch a sneak preview of HALO 3 for XBOX.

Thanks for asking.~

I don't own anything in this video.

http://scl.cc/home.php

How 9/11 Truth allows the planning of WorldWar 4/5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8D_TSsEJNuQ

The real "SpaceBeamers" who run '911truth'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz0HVeKgroQ
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"take it easy brother..."

Future Combat System "Crash Course" at
http://www.FCS.shorturl.com
http://tinyurl.com/283nzm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwuA8IXWgxA  less

Future Combat System "Crash Course" at
http://www.FCS.shorturl.com
http://tinyurl.com/283nzm
http://scl.cc/article.php?id=10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwuA8IXWgxA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz0HVeKgroQ
  more...http://www.livevideo.com/ewing2001
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CHARACTER STUDIES is a short (Public Domain) film starring Carter De Haven with guest appearances by Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, Jackie Coogan, Douglas Fairbanks, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and   more...Rudolph Valentino.
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Despotism, 1946
This 10-minute film from Encyclopedia Britannica Films features Dr. Harold D. Lasswell of Yale, who was a professor of law and of political science at the school while both our current   more...and our most recent presidents were students there.

The film, produced in the immediate aftermath of World War II, presents a spectrum from democracy to despotism. And it begins with this cautionary note:

Avoid the comfortable idea that the mere form of government can of itself safeguard a nation against despotism. ... When a competent observer looks for signs of despotism in a community, he looks beyond fine words and noble phrases.

That last is shown against a backdrop of patriotic Americans reciting the (original) Pledge of Allegiance, which fades into the silhouette of a lynching. That's the implicit message of this film, It Can Happen Here.

We are introduced to a man "who makes it his business to study these things" -- presumably Dr. Lasswell. The professor offers two "yardsticks" for measuring the existence of despotism or democracy in a given community or nation.

The Respect Scale ranges from shared to restricted, and measures "how many citizens get an even break." The Power Scale ranges from shared to concentrated. "The test of despotic power is that it can disregard the will of the people," the professor says. It's notable that in this 1946 film, both racism and anti-Semitism are offered as examples of despotic tendencies.

But here's where the film really gets interesting. The professor then offers two more scales by which, he says, an observer can determine whether a nation is headed toward democracy or toward despotism. These scales are Economic Distribution and Information.

Here's what the professor has to say about economic distribution, which he measures on a scale from "balanced" to "slanted":

If a community's economic distribution becomes slanted, its middle-income groups grow smaller and despotism stands a better chance to gain a foothold. ...

If this condition exists over the nation as a whole, so that the control of jobs and business opportunities is in a few hands, despotism stands a good chance. ...

Another sign of a poorly balanced economy is a taxation system that presses heaviest on those least able to pay.

In 1946, the unjust or inequitable distribution of wealth was perceived as a dangerous tendency and a threat to democracy. The Cold War hadn't yet begun in earnest.

Over the following decades, Soviet despotism rose as a challenge to democracy in the world. And because Soviet despotism was nominally about the redistribution of wealth, talk about equitable economic distribution as a necessary prerequisite for healthy democracy became suspect. And not just suspect, but condemned as anti-democratic and anti-American.

The professor's final scale, which measures information on a range from "uncontrolled" to "controlled" seems eerily prescient, forecasting the McCarthyism to come. He wasn't really forecasting, of course, he was simply describing the past two decades in Europe.

A community rates low on an information scale when the press, radio and other channels of communication are controlled by only a few people, and when citizens have to accept what they are told. In communities of this kind, despotism stands a good chance. ...

If books, newspapers and the radio are efficiently controlled, the people will read and accept exactly what the few in control want them to.  less

He should've just thrown his hat at that cough.

"Come Rain or Come Shine" written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer 1946.

I shot this a couple of months ago at a dinner for Al Gore. Harold Ford, once the darling of the Democratic Party, has become pretty conservative. It's rumored he's going to run for Governor of TN.

Nobel Lecture by Harold Pinter
Full video link below
http://nobelprize.org/mediaplayer/index.php?id=620&player=2

This is the trailer for the second Harold and Kumar movie

From the CD "La Bamba"

Enjoy. Here's the Megaupload link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OB95ZQ4S

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