The title says it all. (Uploaded by special request) Oh, and music by Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com

Is there a place for poetry and the arts on sites like YouTube or LiveVideo (etc.)? See JackDanyells' TubeArts challenge here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb0-wV9dPks and find out how more...you can enter here: http://www.carmun.com/tubearts ----- I saw the best minds of the vloggerhood destroyed by commercialization, the DMCA, and flame wars squeezed into narrow categories made to compete for top honors against networks content and still failing to connect Would the beats have thrived here? What categories would they choose? Would Ginsberg have been a guru while Ferlinghetti stared at the city lights with Kerouac behind the wheel and just let anonymous sock puppets multiply? There is a road, no info super highway that leads to true community and real connections to a place where we decide what matters and roller skating dogs are but a dream I aim to be on that road with Neil, and Jack, and Caroline bundled in the back of my Studebaker coupe as we head out for the coast ----- Thanks to NorCalCorsello for helping with the camera!

The traditional "Happy Birthday" song is actually copyrighted, owned by Time-Warner, and they consider singing it on this site to be a "public performance" that requires paying a royalty. And so, I offer my all-new copyright-free Happy Birthday song. Have fun with it; it's my gift to the world. More info and resources... Unhappy Birthday: http://unhappybirthday.com/ Happy Birthday Screw You (Kembrew McLeod): http://www.boycott-riaa.com/article/15999 Snopes Urban Legend Reference Page: http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/birthday.asp

We all know that "what happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas" - But what about what happens in Santa Clara?

Can you say wrongful hiring practices?

Things I hate tag.... Tagged are kenrg, katsknoll, debwal

By comparing Barack Obama's South Carolina win to Jesse Jackson (1984 & 1988), was Bill Clinton also then comparing Hillary Clinton to Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis? Or was he just being a jerk?

LiveVideo.com has exceeded it's puppet limit!

The late great director, Alfred Hitchcock, kept a second home away from Hollywood in the Santa Cruz Mountains. In this video, I go in search of the Hitchcock ranch, find the inspiration for the Bates Motel, and discuss Hitch's Northern California inspired films.

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Tonto not happy kimosabe,

I talk about the future of live video and youtube and state some differences.

A rambling reply to Peri Urban about the future of viral video sites, and what it will take (from us and from the companies) to achieve mass adoption and acceptance of vlogging as a communications medium.

I talk about some differences between Livevideo and Youtube and Haters on youtube.

Yet another in a long chain of "Five Facts" videos - Take a wild guess who I tagged...

Save the Date: July 8, 2009, for the Viral Video-palooza in Silicon Valley. If anybody else tries to do a video event on this day, or in Silicon Valley, my buddies at Viacom will sue your ass!

I spent last Monday in Los Angeles following my brother, Steve, around as he pursued his hobby at Hollywood Forever, Hillside Memorial Park, and Holy Cross cemeteries. We shot about two hours of video, so it will take me a few weeks to sort through and edit all of it. This is just a sneak preview. Visit Steve at: http://www.beneathlosangeles.com/ http://www.youtube.com/user/steve5674

The Old Joke Video Repertory Theater (OJVRT) is an ongoing experiment in online group joke telling. This week's story is the classic tale of the old man who wants to be castrated... or does he? Misunderstandings abound in this not too offensive classic joke. The co-jokesters are: superlunary http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=superlunary 30andout http://www.livevideo.com/30andout kenrg http://www.livevideo.com/kenrg Please subscribe to 'em all. Thanks!

The Old Joke Video Repertory Theater (OJVRT) is a new experiment in online group joke telling. This week's story is the classic tale of the rancher selling a talking dog. If the dog is really so special, how can the rancher bear to part with him so cheaply? Humorists have pondered this question for decades. The co-jokesters are: UpDownMostly http://www.livevideo.com/UpDownMostly Stukeck (aka PappyStu) http://www.livevideo.com/PappyStu Kenrg http://www.livevideo.com/kenrg Please subscribe to 'em all. Thanks!

Just my feelings on the state of the world today, and the difficulty of trying to make a political vlog that's not offensive or over five minutes long (not to mention the danger of letting somebody else edit your vlogs).