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Melanie of Buffalo, NY singing "I believe I can Fly" and truly spreading her wings. Melanie is hoping to fly into the music industry and looking to work with professionals on a record deal. Melanie is also a member of the Diva Show Band of Buffalo, NY. Check her out on the Diva web site www.divashowband.com

Michael C. Ford is the first poet to record at the Hen House. He has recited his poems with music accompaniment on two different projects thus far. The first had John Densmore, a Hen House veteran, drumming while Ford read a poem about the history of the American drummer. Ford has a wonderfully expressive voice and a great delivery. His writing is intelligent and very witty. Ford often draws from history and politics as subject matter. Ford's work was recognized in 1998 when he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and in 1986 when he was nominated for a Grammy.

The Idan Raichel Project burst onto the Israeli music scene in 2002, changing the face of Israeli popular music and offering a message of love and tolerance that resonated strongly in a region of the world where the headlines are too often dominated by conflict. With an enchanting blend of Ethiopian and Middle Eastern flavors coupled with sophisticated production techniques and a spectacular live show, the Idan Raichel Project has become one of the most unexpected success stories in Israeli music today. While he regularly fills large concert halls at home, the upcoming international release of his recordings on the Cumbancha record label promises to introduce the work of this inspirational collective to a wide global audience. --Sent via http://heyspread.com : Upload videos to multiple sites quickly

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Click to Play Yesterday evening, on the way home over London Bridge in Rush Hour, listening to James Bond themes on my iPod, I was overwhelmed by the urge to flip open my phone and record this for the VlogDeathmath.com Drunk Underwear Karaoke Challenge . It's not Anarchy in the UK , but it was fun to do anyway. Next week, you'll be able to cast your votes at Vlogdeathmatch.com . The rules of the latest Deathmatch are to use any or all of the words Drunk Underwear Karaoke as a basis for your video. I wasn't drunk or in my underwear (it was tempting) but yesterday was my last day of work before a month-long holiday in Canada, so I *was* totally lightheaded with joy. Or maybe it was that I'd lost my wallet and so hadn't eaten anything all day. Turns out that the challenge was designed to have enough appeal to attract non-videobloggers to the Pioneer Two Boots movie theater in New York where these entries will be screened on 11 August . If I'd known it was going to be shown to an audience on a big screen when...

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by Stephanie Yanez sorry the video look blurry, but my camera sux and dont record well at night nor inside. it's not a cam-corder that's why. sorry about the blurryness. it only work well for morning or when the sun is still up and all

Some people are fans of programming their music to the nth degree, but sometimes working that way can bog down the creative process. I like to get in there and let things roll as they do and capture the happy accidents. This episode highlights that technical process and how I've been recording my songs. If you've been having problems capturing your ideas and loops into songs, you might want to peep this episode and give the process a try... as always, there's no right way of making music... just ways that work in your process. So kick back and watch, or jump in and comment, this episode is all DIY.

KINDNESS, the GIFT that KEEPS on GIVING. (watch 1 & 2) MAGNIFICO is a story of a young boy ( Jiro Manio ) whose amazing love, faith & courage shine through life'™s sadness & misfortunes. His sister ( Isabella De Leon ) has cerebral palsy, his grandmother ( Gloria Romero ) is diagnosed to be at the advanced stage of cancer, his brother ( Danilo Barrios) lost his scholarship, money is tight even as both his parents ( Lorna Tolentino & Albert Martinez) work. Contrary to his name, there is nothing great about him or so his father thought. How Magnifico, a child 9 years old, set out to help his family would melt your heart. ( 2002 ) Winner of a record breaking 7 awards for best picture- Philippines 2004 Grand Prix Award for Best Picture -“ Rome International Children's Film Festival International Grand Jury Award- 2005 Madrid Children and Youth Film Festival Audience award- 2005 Sheffield Children and Youth Film Festival PAG di TuMuLo LUHA Mo, Di Ka Na TAo!!!April 27,2007

KINDNESS, the GIFT that KEEPS on GIVING.(watch 1 & 2) MAGNIFICO is a story of a young boy ( Jiro Manio ) whose amazing love, faith & courage shine through life's sadness & misfortunes. His sister ( Isabella De Leon ) has cerebral palsy, his grandmother ( Gloria Romero ) is diagnosed to be at the advanced stage of cancer, his brother ( Danilo Barrios) lost his scholarship, money is tight even as both his parents ( Lorna Tolentino & Albert Martinez) work. Contrary to his name, there is nothing great about him or so his father thought. How Magnifico, a child 9 years old, set out to help his family would melt your heart. ( 2002 ) Winner of a record breaking 7 awards for best picture- Philippines 2004 Grand Prix Award for Best Picture-Rome International Children's Film Festival International Grand Jury Award- 2005 Madrid Children and Youth Film Festival Audience award- 2005 Sheffield Children and Youth Film Festival PAG di TuMuLo LUHA Mo, Di Ka Na TAo!!!April 27,2007

Hey! - how you doing. my name is phil and i live in england, UK . I'm a webdesigner, project manager and jack of all trades when it comes to computers. I started my videoblog way back and have been a certified street geek since i was about 18. I am developing websites for local companies and also sharing information about gadgets and devices and doing the odd occasional tutorial. I have also launched some free work for local chamber of commerce and hope to improve on that in this coming year. i work from home and i love videoblogging as it opens your social network up to like minded people who love spending time on their computer as much as i do. I hope you will find some of the information and some of my life interesting as we all jaunt through this wonderful thing called life.

"The trailers were developed within a six month timeframe. From building the infrastructure of key personnel, non-profit corporation filing, developing costumes, gathering actors, purchasing expensive camera equipment, storyboarding, scriptwriting, website development, original musical score, sound, props, permits, etc. All done after work and weekends... The trailer itself represents a record within itself! "Many may think that the trailer was for publicity and advertising; however, the trailer served primarily for us as a 'lessons learned' to prep us for filming the pilot. We now possess first hand knowledge of camera operations, green screen techniques, ACTING, etc. We are poised for doing the pilot episode!" -John Broughton, Executive Producer