Wounded veterans complete cross country bicycle trip in San Clemente, Ca. August 2006

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Recently wounded Brian Jantzen in a brief interview after completion of the "White House to Lighthouse Challenge,"

Please help me send a message to Congress and the President. We need to put a lot more focus on supporting the injured troops that return from Iraq. Watch the Hardball show this responds to and read the Washington Post article below, that shows the conditions at Walter Reed hospital and the treatment these heros are receiving. Please respond to this to show your support and send it to your friends. When it's ready, I'm going to send it to Nancy Pelosi and the News Media to try to get the message out. Let's make a difference! Thanks, Tony. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/18/AR2007021801335.html

Shortened "I'll stand by you

My daughter woke up before i did and was pulling stuff of the dresser and broke a coffee cup. i jumped up to get her so she didnt get cut and i stepped on the glass.. ouch FUCK!

Soldier Ride thanks our sponsor U-Haul for thier support.

Wounded Veterans cycle across country to to aid disabled veterans.

"Multiple Spouse Wounds" by The Mars Volta

You can find this report here http://news10now.com/content/top_stories/111964/soldier-files-deployment-probe/Default.aspx "There was no care everywhere I looked. There was a lot of hazing from higher-ups. People that should be there to help platoon sergeants and stuff were just not there or didn't care," said Spec Bryan Currie, 10th Mountain Division. While serving in Afghanistan with the 10th Mountain Division Currie was hit by a roadside bomb. "Sustained a broken jaw, broken cheek bone, lost four teeth, burned my hands. I've got shrapnel wounds, PTSD, lacerated my lip I had to get stitches, my knees were swollen, I couldn't walk the dashboard crushed my legs," said Currie. I also have a post up about this that you can read here http://imagineaworldof.blogspot.com/2008/03/soldiers-want-answers-now.html#links , which takes you to two articles one giving examples of other Re-Deployments of already injured soldiers, physical and mental!

VIET NAM PART 6

Nurse With Wound - I Am The Poison (by David Firth, Jimi Mwng and Crust)

Wounded veterans cycle the northeast, giving inspiration and hope to the newly wounded returning home. Truly remarkable. Part 2 is Greenport to Montauk Lighthouse

Brief Interview with wounded veteran Melissa Stockwell.

Overview of Soldier Ride Origins and WWP efforts to aid severely injured soldiers returning home.

It's things like this that make rally racing so much better to watch than Nascar!

Original poetry from 1996 i would like to thank LTAdams for giving me the courage to repost this poem after i struggled with revisiting parts of my past that i feared would open old wounds... True the sound was a mess in the first one, but a part of me was glad it was not right so i could take it down and once agin hide from those old feelings ...thanks Peter for helping me to face the darkness with new found courage :) SHE Theres a place in my mind where She is the most caring beautiful one She is the most loving spirited one her patience and kindness only overshadowed by her warmth and unselfishness but there's a place in my heart where She weighs heavy like a sinking stone and momories of times She left me uncovered and alone waiting and watching my peices come apart fragments calling out then retreating to lick the wounds of her love as i reach out She runs away leaving only an ache for me to digest ..... EyeNetaSeeMore 1996

Donkey Wounds a great Seagal spoof...

Animatic/animation about a clock trying to break free.