This video is OPEN CONTENT:
Freedom of Information Act Release!
It depicts a video shot from the USA Space Craft in outer space: An object is viwed heading for earth: WHEN SUDDENLY, the object is shot at from an Earth Based Lazer weapon and the object veers away from the shot and then heads back into space; THIS IS A REAL VIDEO! It was because of this very video that NASA no longer allows any live broadcasts to the public on Earth. This video was captured by a free lance viewer as it happened: This one NASA could NOT COVER UP!
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Band on the Quay, Blasting with Oriana and following her through Southampton Water past Braemar to Calshot & the Solent past the IOW, Portsmouth & Palmerston Forts. Sea Princess is far ahead and visible as a white blob in the final shot - 10 May 2008
For the second straight year, State Farm and Major League Baseball (MLB) are giving fans from coast to coast the chance to deliver a big hit for their favorite charitable organization. Through the Go To Bat program, an online, charitable initiative driven by State Farm’s commitment to helping communities get to a better state, fans can support the causes that mean the most to them and take their shot at winning one of the $18,000 weekly donations for their favorite charity and a trip for two to the 2011 World Series.
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The Racer’s Group, one of the most successful sports car team’s in the world over the last 15 years, launched its new social media and digital initiative this week heading into Saturday’s inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix. The professionally produced video (http://vimeo.com/28340908) features TRG’s two-car Porsche 911 GT3 Cup effort that is making a run at the Series GTC class championship. It was shot at its most recent American Le Mans Series race at Road America.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/52001-new-trg-social-media-video-features-run-for-championship
With recent studies citing that mobile distractions such as texting can be even more dangerous than drinking and driving, parents are looking for answers on how to best educate and promote responsible mobile phone use to their teens. As part of her role in the LG Text Ed campaign, an educational program aimed at parents, Jane Lynch shot a series of entertaining and educational viral videos for LG Mobile Phones about mobile phone misuse. With the goal of educating parents about the importance of talking to their kids about responsible mobile phone use, the LG Text Ed video series addresses issues such as “sexting,” mobile harassment and text etiquette, while helping parents learn how to use mobile phones to communicate better with their kids. In the series finale, Jane drives right to the point and addressees the potentially damaging consequences of texting while driving.
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FlashRock packs up the crew and heads to the Doll Hut to cover some cool Punk Rock bands. Video shot of Sick Eddy at the Killjoy CD release party music video. This is Punk Rock for the whole family.
Single from the Art Brut album Brilliant! Tragic!. Directed by Alex de Campi. DP: Chase Bowman. Camera Operators: Yael Shulman, KiRa Randolph. Art Direction: Kat Green. VFX by Martin Melnik & Alex de Campi. Shot at the lovely Glasslands Gallery, Williamsburg. Rock on.
CVS/pharmacy and MinuteClinic announced their “You vs. Flu” campaign today. Flu vaccinations are now available at all CVS/pharmacy and MinuteClinic locations nationwide to help consumers win against the flu. CVS/pharmacy has more than 7,200 locations and MinuteClinic has nearly 600 locations inside select CVS/pharmacy stores.
Flu shots are being provided by CVS pharmacists and MinuteClinic nurse practitioners and physician assistants every day, including evenings and weekends, with no appointment necessary. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone ages six months and older get a flu shot as soon as vaccine is available, including those who were vaccinated last flu season.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/51328-cvs-minuteclinic-flu-shot
