I can't believe people don't think this is hilariously funny. I guess my sense of humor is too off the wall ... oh well.

"Should event occur in urban areas ... Jesus! .... that's classified." I love it.

I'm thinking they might have used the kid to get those going to into the clinic to rethink after seeing a child telling them not to do it. I think it might be have the opposite effect though

QuadraPixel: Are you saying that all the scientific bodies mentioned in this wikipedia article that have endorsed global warming as caused by human action are only liberal organizations or are completely wrong and are operating with no evidence?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change

Specifically the Dissenting statements section stating:
With the release of the revised statement by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, no scientific bodies of national or international standing are known to reject the basic findings of human influence on recent climate.

From this I take it you're saying that every scientific organization that has made a statement on global warming is not attempting to do real science and is engaged in deception?

Amazing video. For reference I tried to find this video and couldn't so submitted it again a little while back. The video disappeared so I assume it was on here somewhere (not surprising). I just now stumbled on it. The title and tags NEED to be changed, at least separate near&miss and put the work traffic in there.

How are you supposed to read what's on the screen when you've got these "out of body" black smudges crawling around? Worse than the "occlusion" problem I think.

I found it very easy to switch by pausing it and imagining the outstretched leg as either her left or right before restarting. (Naturally spun right for me on first look with a brief sputter to the left).

It's amazing to see how close the two scenarios actually were. Almost like The Dambusters scene provided some inspiration for George Lucas.

MarineGunrock, that's Ride of the Valkyries by Richard Wagner http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ride_of_the_Valkyries

From memory it was the music blaring out of the speakers from helicopter gunships in a scene from Apocalypse Now.

Unfortunately the other major candidates don't have all that much to say except more of the same mainstream rhetoric. I get the feeling that everytime he speaks its an education lesson for the country. I'm guessing the reason Ron Paul is on here so much (and the reason I'm so interested in his campaign) is that he's addressing the fundamental and systemic issues that are facing this nation. Overextension in foreign policy, failure of the Federal Reserve to protect the value of US money and the transfer of wealth from the middle class to the extremely rich during boom bust cycles and the mechanism of inflation. Also, issues such as size of the US debt and the fact that at least 1/3 of our income tax goes to just servicing that debt. Things that have taken down a great many powerful nations before. I could be wrong but I don't think I've heard any major candidates talk about these issues. I don't agree with all his policies either and I think there is a role for government entities to manage the common good but those things I don't believe can be addressed until we deal with the systemic problems.

Over the last year it's been interesting to watch him speak out with more confidence and authority in these debates.

Irishman, thanks for the very interesting link. The web site is also asking for some 3D programming support for which I may be able to help.

So I tried to find this video on here and the tags do not reflect this video at all. How about tagging it "Bob Hoover, aerobatics, barrel roll, energy management, flying, stunt, gliding"

I went looking for info too and his web really doesn't help I did find an interview where it said he's been touring for Prince for the last few years and is now doing something with Patrick Moraz from Yes.

This is an awesome solo. I have a bunch of his videos and this is my favorite.

I saw him play many times in Sydney during the 80's. I always walked out of his performances with a big smile.