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www.littlepaperboats.com Regarding the hostile nature of the natural world, Ed gets a thorough dressing down from maverick genius, Adam (one of the great characters of modern cinematography). Many thanks to actor Adam Arkin and writer Jeff Melvoin.

Credits: Visual - segment from 'We Feed the World': www.we-feed-the-world.at/en/film.htm 'Exodus' by Marc Chagall: http://www.thejewishmuseum.org/site/pages/collections2.php?category=5 Audio - Children's Songbook: http://www.lds.org/cm/display/0,17631,4766-1,00.html; John Rutter: http://high-school-treble-choir-all-things-brig-mp3-download.kohit.net/_/; Mannheim Steamroller - O Little Town of Bethlehem: Limewire free peer-to-peer file sharing Odysseus Richardson - www.littlepaperboats.com

An audio-visual presentation from www.littlepaperboats.com showing the enigmatic Tully (I and II), circa 1968 - 1972, Robert Taylor, John Blake, Michael Carlos, Terry Wilson, Ken Firth, Shayna Stewart, Colin Campbell and Richard Lockwood, performing, recording and relaxing. Photography by John Stewart, Rennie Ellis, Harry M Miller Group and Brecon Walsh. Music by Tully. All rights reserved. Copyright 2008 - www.tullymusic.com

Scene from Baraka, an extraordinary song without words directed by Ron Fricke, 1992.

www.littlepaperboats.com - Shakespeare, in his play Henry V, has the king proclaim the singing of both the Non nobis and Te Deum after the victory at Agincourt. Patrick Doyle composed (and sang) a choral version that adapts the words slightly. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non_nobis)

www.littlepaperboats.com - Ernie Dingo, by his satirization of popular business and investment reporter and commentator, Robert Gottliebsen, has endeared himself to us forever. These skits are from the first series.

www.littlepaperboats.com - Ernie Dingo, by his satirization of popular business and investment reporter and commentator, Robert Gottliebsen, has endeared himself to us forever. These skits are from the first series.

www.littlepaperboats.com - Ernie Dingo, by his satirization of popular business and investment reporter and commentator, Robert Gottliebsen, has endeared himself to us forever. These skits are from the first series.

www.littlepaperboats.com - The closing scene of Stanley Kubrick's 'Dr Strangelove' featuring Peter Sellers in one of his most memorable roles.