"Yes We Can" Obama video

You gotta watch this video! Make this dream come true!

GO OUT TODAY AND VOTE!

maryt

Santa Baby

Here's a great Christmas song sung in a couple of different ways for your enjoyment and pleasure. :)

The first one shows adorable little girls doing their best.

The second one is sung by Kylie Minogue with a little oomph! Neither one is X rated.

theteach

Twenty Questions

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Remember that great game Twenty Questions? Well watch these two guys play the game:

You'll love these MSNBC videos

A few videos from MSNBC:

MSNBC anchor on Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski refuses to lead with the Paris Hilton release from jail story. She tries to burn the pages with a lighter. Failing that she tears up the pages and then shreds them. Watch the video. Good for a laugh...

Ann Coulter is put in her place by Elizabeth Edwards on Chris Matthews Hardball Plaza. What I loved was that the audience applauded for Edwards against Coulter, that loud, anorexic broad. The nasty thing Ann Coulter said about John Edwards is mentioned in the video. And Chris Matthews asks Coulter why she has remarked on Hillary Clinton's chubby legs. Here's the video.

Mary Lou Robles, who works at the Cailfornia State Prison snack bar, sees the Virgin Mary in the flesh (of a watermelon). Watch the video.

Have fun!

theteach

Cho Seung-hui video being kept off US TV

Yesterday my cousin in Limerick, Ireland, told me that the Cho Seung-hui, shooter at Virginia Tech, video was being played on TV all day long. This morning I searched the Internet and found the video and watched it.

You can find the video if you like but I don't want to post it here. Cho speaks quickly and with passion blaming all of us for what he is about to do. He speaks his isolation, his anger, against people ("you") who have...it's obvious he feels he doesn't have. You can say that he rambles on and on but he is sober, he isn't high. He compares himself to Jesus Christ and his suffering. He says among other angry, violent, vehement things, "you had a hundred billion chances and ways to have avoided today, but you decided to spill my blood."

After an initial airing of some of the footage by NBC and being bashed for it, the network pulled the video and hasn't shown it again. Other networks have followed suit.

I'm glad the video is being kept off TV. To subject the parents and students of Virginia Tech to the video would be terrible. For the rest of us to have to listen to it all day would be dreadful.

"Beyond the first news cycle, it becomes little more than pornography," said ABC News spokesman Jeffrey Schneider.

theteach