Archive for May, 2008
Short Messages from Pangea Day Speakers
May 16th, 2008 | Author: Kevin Steele
I enjoyed these short messages that had such an outreaching theme to them. To view the video’s please click on the links
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Learn another Anthem!!
May 16th, 2008 | Author: Kevin Steele
This was a Project leading up to Pangea Day and I included some of my favorite Anthems.
Happiness
May 16th, 2008 | Author: Kevin Steele
What is Happiness? These videos remind me of what happiness can be. Click on the Title of each one to go to the Pangea Day page that gives you more information.
Happiness is:
Not found in things!
If you don’t have something nice to say, change the message…
Finding a friend in an unexpected place…
Lifting the meek with music…
Look Again…
May 16th, 2008 | Author: Kevin Steele
These videos I enjoyed for their comdey, plot twists, and views about why we do things. Click the link to go directly to the Pangea Day page where they have more info on each video.
A video about Children in Mozambique and how they have fun making balls out of the common items they can scrounge up. Cute video and a interesting take on a small aspect of Relief Aid in Africa…
What seems a simple video at first, but watch the end and tell me what you think..
Alzheimer’s is an ugly disease that can destroy a family member right in front of your eyes. Which begs the question to so many families with an Alzheimers patient…
Iranian Comedy with a train, two ladies, two soldiers, a kiss, and a slap.
Climate Change – Can we clean up the world?
May 16th, 2008 | Author: Kevin Steele
While I agree that we have much too large of a negative effect on the environment, I don’t fall into a global warming fanatic of doom and gloom. That said, I enjoyed some of the Pangea Day Vids dealing with this. My favorite is a cure film called…
WILD SNOWMAN
Another Great Video was an Animated Origami from Paraguay called…
Papiroflexia.
Tank Driver – A freelance video submission.
May 16th, 2008 | Author: Kevin Steele
This was a freelance submission looking through the eyes of a tank driver at Tieneman Square in China.