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09:19

Where Did The Martial Arts Come From

Modern Army Combatives- level I video
Written by Matt Larsen of the U.S Army Modern Army Combatives program, Fort Benning, GA.
Directed/Produced by: MAJ James Rawlinson, VIPER Combat camera visual presentation team, JMRC, Hohenfels Germany.

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Channels: Educational Martial Arts

Added: 248 days ago by boomstick

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00:27

Law Dog - Law Just Don't Come Round Here No More

Ike Clanton tells Wyatt Earp that "Law Dogs" aren't welcome in Tombstone.

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Channels: 1990s Movies & Trailers Cool

Added: 385 days ago by rinz

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The Seanachaí - How To Tell A Story (Eamon Kelly)

The Traditional Art of Storytelling. The seanachaí made use of a range of storytelling conventions, styles of speech and gestures that were peculiar to the Irish folk tradition and characterized them as practitioners of their art. Although tales from literary sources found their way into the repertoires of the seanchaithe, a traditional characteristic of their art was the way in which a large corpus of tales was passed from one practitioner to another without ever being written down. Because of their role as custodians of an indigenous non-literary tradition, the seanachaí are widely acknowledged to have inherited -- although informally -- the function of the filí(poets) of pre-Christian Ireland. Some seanachaí were itinerants, traveling from one community to another offering their skills in exchange for food and temporary shelter. Others, however, were members of a settled community and might be termed "village storytellers." The distinctive role and craft of the seanchaí is particularly associated with the Gaeltacht (the Irish-speaking areas of Ireland), although storytellers recognizable as seanachaí were also to be found in rural areas throughout English-speaking Ireland. In their storytelling, some displayed archaic Hiberno-English idiom and vocabulary distinct from the style of ordinary conversation. Eamon Kelly (1914 -- October 24, 2001) was an Irish actor and author. Childhood Kelly was born in Sliabh Luachra, County Kerry, Ireland. The son of Ned Kelly and Johanna Cashman, Eamon left school at age 14 to become an apprentice carpenter to his father, a wheelwright. He first became interested in acting after viewing a production of Juno and the Paycock.[1] Career Both an actor and storyteller, he became a member of the RTÉ actors group in 1952. He is best known for his performances of storytelling on stage, radio, and television. As an actor, he worked extensively with both the Gate Theatre and Abbey Theatre in Dublin. He was also nominated for a 1966 Tony Award in the category Actor, Supporting, or Featured (Dramatic) for his role in Brian Friel's Philadelphia, Here I Come.

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Added: 497 days ago by bcmoney

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We - Arundhati Roy

WE is a fast-paced 64-minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war, corporations, deception and exploitation. It visualizes the words of Arundhati Roy, specifically her famous Come September speech, where she spoke on such things as the war on terror, corporate globalization, justice and the growing civil unrest.

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Channels: Educational Military & War Money & Politics

Added: 513 days ago by bcmoney

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01:34:48

Things to Come (1936)

Things to Come opens with a near-future forecast of Christmas 1940 in the metropolis of Everytown (obviously London), a city threatened by world war. Pacifist intellectuals, such as John Cabal (Massey), try to turn the tide. But Cabal's efforts go unheeded by the self-interested classes, and war arrives with tanks and aeroplanes and gas bombs. Everytown is destroyed by air raids (dramatically enacted four years before the real thing).The war continues for thirty years, its original purpose forgotten. As a result, civilization degenerates while "the Wandering Sickness" and devastation accelerate the spiral down until 1970, when the world has crumbled into a balkanized "Mad Max" Dark Ages. Everytown is ruled by a barbaric warlord, the Boss (Ralph Richardson), as the war continues on a Medieval scale. For more info, see: Things to come on IMDB

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Channels: 1930s Movies & Trailers Science Fiction

Added: 533 days ago by moxy

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01:29

Where Occupy Wall Street Headlines Come From

One of the first Jest originals.

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Channels: News Stupid Video Funny

Added: 599 days ago by bcmoney

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01:23:25

An Idea Whose Time Has Come

There is no point in worrying about the erosion of personal freedom that is the reality of our present era if we can do nothing about it. They say that knowledge is power, but that is one of the greatest myths of all history. Knowledge without action is useless and leads only to apathy and despair. So the question is: what type of action can reverse this trend? Writing letters and signing petitions to the same people who have created the problem is not going to do it. Voting for candidates selected by power brokers with hidden agendas will not do it either. There have been many proposals to reverse the tide of totalitarianism but, after decades of effort, none of them have worked. In this address, G. Edward Griffin, Founder of Freedom Force, tells us why; and the reason is so simple, it will astound you. Once we clear away that single barrier, the plan for a pro-active counter-force falls quickly into place. This is the missing piece of the puzzle, the ultimate solution we have been seeking. Visit Freedom Force

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Added: 1362 days ago by bryan

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05:30

Anime - All Good Things (Come to an End)

I'm back once more with another slideshow video. I do hope you enjoy It's important to remember this is purely a fansubbed video. Also if you want a specific picture from this amv then hit me up on my youtube inbox.

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