Tom goes to the mayor while the mayor has a one band problem

episode 1 - many more to come - or not...we are currently working on something sweet!

"sweet. we like the girl!"
- tim & eric
(creators of Tom goes to the Mayor)

Funny Clip

Prepare yourself for some high octane full frontal tricks that will blow your mind. This is SYG goes skating

My thanks to Tom Russell for his kind permission to share these videos on LiveVideo!

Tom Russell, live with Michael Martin at the Black Sheep Inn, Wakefield, Quebec, Nov. 11, 2006

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My Version of Countries by Tim and Eric. Special thanks to Mr. BIG and Eric Gatlin.

http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com On Thursday, Chicago Mayor, Richard M. Daley announced a plan to reduce heat-trapping gases. The plan calls for a reformation of the Chicago’s building codes, the installation   more...of solar panels at municipal properties, and the creation of alternative fueling stations. In 1990, Chicago pledged to reduce the amount of emissions of heat-trapping gases 25 percent by 2020. According to Ron Burke, a Union of Concerned Scientists director, Chicago’s plan to measure and cut the amount of emissions is much more specific then other cities. Not only does Burke have confidence in the plan, he also believes that if prompt action is not taken, the city will encounter 30 more days of 100-degree weather at the close of the century. This plan was collaborated over 18 months and included extensive research, discussions, and conferences with environmentalists, scientists, business and labor leaders. The success of this plan is going to be determinative on the community, but Chicago’s chief environmental officer, Sadhu Johnston, believes that the community is ready and willing to contribute, particularly to cut fuel prices. “We don’t need mandates,” Johnston said, “so much as we need to give people the tools that allow them to green their own lives.” As part of the plan, residents will receive tips on how to cut energy expenses in their everyday lives. In addition, an “$800 challenge” will also be proposed to award the office that conserves the most energy. Mayor Richard Daley believes that “we can’t solve the world’s climate change problem in Chicago, but we can do our part.” He also believes that the plan is a “model for the rest of the nation.”  less

http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com On Thursday, Chicago Mayor, Richard M. Daley announced a plan to reduce heat-trapping gases. The plan calls for a reformation of the Chicago’s building codes, the installation   more...of solar panels at municipal properties, and the creation of alternative fueling stations. In 1990, Chicago pledged to reduce the amount of emissions of heat-trapping gases 25 percent by 2020. According to Ron Burke, a Union of Concerned Scientists director, Chicago’s plan to measure and cut the amount of emissions is much more specific then other cities. Not only does Burke have confidence in the plan, he also believes that if prompt action is not taken, the city will encounter 30 more days of 100-degree weather at the close of the century. This plan was collaborated over 18 months and included extensive research, discussions, and conferences with environmentalists, scientists, business and labor leaders. The success of this plan is going to be determinative on the community, but Chicago’s chief environmental officer, Sadhu Johnston, believes that the community is ready and willing to contribute, particularly to cut fuel prices. “We don’t need mandates,” Johnston said, “so much as we need to give people the tools that allow them to green their own lives.” As part of the plan, residents will receive tips on how to cut energy expenses in their everyday lives. In addition, an “$800 challenge” will also be proposed to award the office that conserves the most energy. Mayor Richard Daley believes that “we can’t solve the world’s climate change problem in Chicago, but we can do our part.” He also believes that the plan is a “model for the rest of the nation.”  less

http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com On Thursday, Chicago Mayor, Richard M. Daley announced a plan to reduce heat-trapping gases. The plan calls for a reformation of the Chicago’s building codes, the installation   more...of solar panels at municipal properties, and the creation of alternative fueling stations. In 1990, Chicago pledged to reduce the amount of emissions of heat-trapping gases 25 percent by 2020. According to Ron Burke, a Union of Concerned Scientists director, Chicago’s plan to measure and cut the amount of emissions is much more specific then other cities. Not only does Burke have confidence in the plan, he also believes that if prompt action is not taken, the city will encounter 30 more days of 100-degree weather at the close of the century. This plan was collaborated over 18 months and included extensive research, discussions, and conferences with environmentalists, scientists, business and labor leaders. The success of this plan is going to be determinative on the community, but Chicago’s chief environmental officer, Sadhu Johnston, believes that the community is ready and willing to contribute, particularly to cut fuel prices. “We don’t need mandates,” Johnston said, “so much as we need to give people the tools that allow them to green their own lives.” As part of the plan, residents will receive tips on how to cut energy expenses in their everyday lives. In addition, an “$800 challenge” will also be proposed to award the office that conserves the most energy. Mayor Richard Daley believes that “we can’t solve the world’s climate change problem in Chicago, but we can do our part.” He also believes that the plan is a “model for the rest of the nation.”  less

This would pretty much be the greatest tour of London ever.

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XTC

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Tom Savage. I don't know the title of this song. As soon as I do I will add it.

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Rights for Imprisoned People with Psychiatric Disabilities has been seeking policy change within the nypd practices towards those overwhelmed with a mental illness, to no avail, we've held an open forum   more...on pre-booking jail diversion and invited the nypd via alot of outreach to precincts,city council, and community meetings and still they took no interest.  less

Mayor's Round Table

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a videos of luny tunes,ect...

This Mayor's wife is insulted and he gets all irrational and starts beating on people.

Pat Ahumada talks about truth, corruption, compadrismo, and then closes.

Pat Ahumada talks to Emma Perez Trevino about being the people's voice, planning, and traffic.

Henry Gonzalez