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George A. Romero’s first film would revolutionize horror movie making forever. Night of the Living Dead, shot in straightforward black and white, brought gore and despair to the screen in a manner never before attempted: as blunt a representation as possible. Not the first film to utilize gore, Night of the Living Dead was the first film to present weird, bloody carnage as an existential terror that had no meaning and no resolution. This concept was embraced by youth who were disillusioned with the Vietnam War and thus the no-budget zombie flick became a cult success. Shot with a stark feel, the mindless zombies descend upon the completely innocent. This simple structure has lead many to interpret the film as political allegory meditating upon white people’s fear of minorities. But for its political significance, rebellious filmmaking, and historical importance, Night of the Living Dead is a definitive classic.

Another in a series of inspirational messages done in the "First Person" by the Reverend Ernst R. Pflug, Pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Flushing, New Yorj. This biblically faithful presentation is entitled, "Barabbas-Last Minute Significance Because of Christ!" and was delivered at the Ash Wednesday service of February 6, 2008.

Pope John Paul II celebrates the Christmas and Easter Liturgies. This documentary focuses on the significance of the said.

Lifestyle and relationship expert Lissa Coffey walks the labyrinth and learns about its history and spiritual significance.

Jason speaks about his song "all the lovely losers" which is based on the Beattitudes. With his speech handicap, this has special significance to him. He feels the Beatitudes are saying "blessed are the losers" and he's ok with that "because that means there's room for me".

Virgilio Garcia speaks about John the Baptist's proclamation of Jesus as the Lamb of God. He also talks about the significance of the Holy Spirit in this bible passage from the Gospel according to John.

MANILA, Philippines--Lawyer Mario Luza Bautista explains the significance of the writ of amparo not only on journalists' rights but in preserving the basic rights of every Filipino. Video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Tetch Torres.

El Morro and San Cristobal are both part of the San Juan National Historic Site, a part of the U.S. National Parks Service. The rest of the site includes bastions, powder houses, and most of the wall that surrounds the city of Old San Juan. The other fort at the western end of the entrance to San Juan Bay is called San Juan de la Cruz, on the Isla de Cabras. This intense defense system kept Spain's power intact in the New World, for centuries. The significance of Puerto Rico's pivotal role regarding the wealth of the Caribbean sometimes gets lost in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" fantasy.

MAKATI CITY, Philippines--Executives from the Manila Ocean Park and the World Wide Fund for Nature announce a partnership to inform people about the significance of the country's marine resources, as well as the MOP's commitment to include only non-protected species of Philippines marine biology. From left to right are WWF Philippines vice chairman Lorenzo Tan, WWF president Dave Valdes, and MOP president Lim Chee Yang.

Time Out Productions interviewed former Reagan education policy advisor Charlotte Iserbyt just after the New Hampshire primary in January 2008. Covered topics include the Ron Paul campaign and and its significance to the country. Taped on 10 January 2008, the program covers some of the issues with the vote count irregularities and problems with the scanner type electronic voting machines.

The Promised Messiah became a hated man by declaring Jesus was dead. Letting Jesus die is a significance for the life of Islam. Jesus died a natural death. They misinterpret the Quran. They do this t ...

Nimrod Rising is a book that seeks to answer where the terrorist scourge that currently plagues the world came from. The premise of the book is that the evil hitting the world is more than just a political phenomenon. He paints the picture that starts actually more than 4,000 years ago when the first organized Satan worshiper, Nimrod, the first king of Babylon, is born resulting from a pact made with Lucifer by Nimrod's father Cush. As Steven Clark Bradley says on the back of the book, ride the storm of Nimrod Rising. Because Nimrod Rising is a vast story of International significance, my setting is really two/fold. Steven Clark Bradley spent a large portion of his life in the cradle of civilization. This book should be read because it will speak to us about where we are going and what will be our consequences to bad actions in the future. It is a real treatise on America.

The Gift -- Have you ever thought about the significance of having a faith in which our God gives US a gift? Isaiah 9:6 says, “For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given.” As we celebrate the birth of Christ, it is important to see how radical this belief really is. Listen in for a walk through history and a better understanding of what Christ’s birth made possible for us.

UK's More4 News - reports the outcome of the Bali Environmental Change Conference with some considerable scepticism, highlighting the significance of what was NOT agreed. Charlie Kronick of GreenPeace is quoted about the absence of targets. Kevin Konrad of Papua New Guinea delegation is shown attacking the US delegation position at Bali and being applauded by the Bali Conference and then widely reported by all news reports. UK Environment Secretary Hilary Benn is interviewed trying to place a positive spin on what was achieved, but that in turn is set in context with an interview with the Director of Global Warming Policy at the US's Competitive Enterprise Institute, Myron Ebell.

1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned. Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.

This is the third part of the Trinkets trilogy. The trinkets trilogy is an experimental, poetic documentary about how the way in which Canadians define themselves, and how our "cultural products" in actuality are nothing more than mere "trinkets" - an item that is hollow of actual meaning, but only is a representation of that which does not exist. This part examines the way in which we see Canadian econmic history, and it invites you - through its fast pased editing - to contemplate the actual significance of these pieces, or trinkets, of Canadian culture. Filmed and photographed entirely at The Toronto Zoo in Toronto, this piece invites you to examine the one of the many ways in which we objectify living creatures, making them trinkets, to represent our scientific expertise.

The second part of the Trinkets trilogy. The trinkets trilogy is an experimental, poetic documentary about how the way in which Canadians define themselves, and how our "cultural products" in actuality are nothing more than mere "trinkets" - an item that is hollow of actual meaning, but only is a representation of that which does not exist. This part examines the way in which we see Canadian econmic history, and it invites you - through its fast pased editing - to contemplate the actual significance of these pieces, or trinkets, of Canadian culture. Filmed and photographed entirely at Casa Loma in Toronto, this piece invites you to examine the juxtaposition between economics and war - reminding you that this castle, this prized relic of history has a dark side, in which we are asked to celebrate through their inclusion of these trinkets.

The first part of the Trinkets trilogy. The trinkets trilogy is an experimental, poetic documentary about how the way in which Canadians define themselves, and how our "cultural products" in actuality are nothing more than mere "trinkets" - an item that is hollow of actual meaning, but only is a representation of that which does not exist. This part examines the way in which we see Canadian history, and it invites you - through its fast pased editing - to contemplate the actual significance of these pieces, or trinkets, of Canadian culture. Filmed and photographed entirely at the Royal Ontario Museum in toronto, this section deals specifically with the representation of north american native culture's representation through objects.

A clip from the movie Lord of War that describes the functionality, the significance and the greatness that is the Automat Kalashnikova or the AK-47.

1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned. Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.

1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned. Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.

1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned. Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.

1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned. Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.

Klaus, our Mountain Travel Sobek guide to the Galapagos Islands, gives a very interesting dissertation on the adaptive significance of fear (or lack thereof!) using an interesting analogy to the internet and anti-virus software. Gail from RomanoTravelOnline.com made all our travel agent arrangements. (1:59) Real People having Real Fun! You can view this video & other travel videos in full screen near-DVD quality, slideshows & more, all with NO ADS, at jpmeyer.com. Mountain Travel Sobek (MTSobek.com) pioneered small group adventure travel in 1969. More than 100 adventure travel destinations, worldwide. Visit RomanoTravelOnline.com to arrange this adventure, or any of your other full service travel agent needs.

One of the world's premiere automotive authorities, the editors at Motor Trend, just announced the 2008 Motor Trend Car of the Year. The honor highlights the widely acclaimed 2008 Cadillac CTS sport sedan. Since its launch earlier this fall, CTS sales have jumped 75% in the month of October. Each year the editorial staff evaluates eligible vehicles for its "Car of the Year" based on three key categories: Significance, Superiority, and Value. Significance refers to innovation in engineering, technology, design, safety and packaging. Superiority levels the playing field and looks for class-leading levels of vehicle dynamics and performance, build quality and execution, and how well the vehicle performs its intended function. Finally, the all-important Value questions what the vehicle delivers in relation to what the consumer has to pay to purchase and own it. Produced for General Motors

This is the second part of the unique piece of rare film of Gregory Haye with Sylvie and an audience taking part in dialog on numerous subjects. This is about cellular memory and the significance of it for us as physical human beings and forms part of the conversation from the White Cloud Group's massive and seemingly inexhaustible resource of knowledge about the facts to do with our existence both in the physical and spirit dimensions.

Chinese dragons and dance People call China the land of divinity, with over 5,000 years of legends and myths. Dragons are sacred figures in the history of China. Dragon Dances are often performed in traditional festivals such as the Chinese New Year. How are the dances done? What is their significance? Watch and find out.

Something Inside So Strong is an Award winning song originally written for the black community against apartheid in South Africa, it has become a song of significance for many other discriminated movements and it was featured in "Warrior Marks" a book dealing with Female Genital Mutilation, written by Alice Walker and Pratibha Parmarand. The following video was made to highlight that through injury there is hope and although you may feel your season is over we still have... Something Inside So Strong. www.myspace.com/chrisdave1

From our live training room; our trading mentors discuss the anatomy of a trading signal, using Bank of America Corporation as an example. We train traders to recognize these visual price patterns and to understand the significance and power they represent. These fundamentals of patterns and risk are essential to profitable trading, regardless of your market or time frame. Futures, Markets, E-mini, emini, stocks, forex, trading, analysts, analysis, 4x, FX, gold, silver, crude, picks, stock, cramer, bloomberg, technical, short, term, plays, calls, Dow, S&P, Nasdaq, Russell2000, Russell, daytrading, swing trading, day, swing, trades, daytrading, CME, CBOT, scalping, index, shortterm, long, capita, hedge, fund

ALRIGHT!! My SIXTH music video! I've never really played Final Fantasy before, so I have no idea of the significance of the settings placed in the movie! Anyway, I love the series! In my opinion, the music fits perfectly with the genre of the movie! Enjoy! Please rate and comment! ^_^

What if you live in the most destructive culture ever to exist? What if that culture refuses to change? What do you do about it? Derrick Jensen: Endgame Part One www.endgamethebook.org www.derrickjensen.org Derrick Jensen named Press Action Person of the Year for 2006 From the Press Action website www.pressaction.com "The recipient of this award was never in doubt. Derrick Jensen's Endgame, released in late spring, was the best work of nonfiction in 2006. Given the significance of its subject matter and the urgency of Jensen's message, Endgame is the most important book of the decade and could stand as the must-read book of our lifetimes. But be careful. The book is likely to send you into periods of despondency over the bleak future of the planet. But Jensen explains that if enough of us stand up and work together to fight the fascists, the crash won't be as devastating. And the long struggle will eventually result in an explosive renewal of all forms of life on the planet." From the website www.endgamet...

What if you live in the most destructive culture ever to exist? What if that culture refuses to change? What do you do about it? Derrick Jensen: Endgame Part Two www.endgamethebook.org www.derrickjensen.org Derrick Jensen named Press Action Person of the Year for 2006 From the Press Action website www.pressaction.com "The recipient of this award was never in doubt. Derrick Jensen's Endgame, released in late spring, was the best work of nonfiction in 2006. Given the significance of its subject matter and the urgency of Jensen's message, Endgame is the most important book of the decade and could stand as the must-read book of our lifetimes. But be careful. The book is likely to send you into periods of despondency over the bleak future of the planet. But Jensen explains that if enough of us stand up and work together to fight the fascists, the crash won't be as devastating. And the long struggle will eventually result in an explosive renewal of all forms of life on the planet." From the website www.endgamet...

With its wealth of statistics on the Formula One, ING points out the great significance of the British Grand Prix - a true classic for drivers and fans.

Video that gives an explanation of the Clarence Borel case and its significance in asbestos personal injury cases, from LegalView: Information on class action lawsuits, class action attorneys, and more from http://www.legalview.com.

On the significance of joy in meditation.

Why are these animals not afraid of us? Galapagos Islands, Espanola, Hood, Punta Suarez. Klaus gives a very interesting dissertation on the adaptive significance of fear (or lack thereof!) using an interesting analogy to the internet and anti-virus software. http://jpmeyer.com

WHIR TV was on location in Cologne, Germany for Europe's largest Web hosting conference, Webhosting Day 2007. We caught up with exhibitors, sponsors and attendees to gain some insight on why they thought it was important to support and attend events like these.

Frank from Mons Tourism explains the significance of rubbing the town hall monkey for luck, or alternatively, the monkey's original, more sinister, function.

In Thailand, the Buddhist New Year begins with SONGRAN on April, 13th. It involves most of all plenty of water. Originally SONGRAN offered the opportunity to pay repect to eachother, by using a few drops of water for blessing the elderly people and the monks. Nowadays the SONGRAN Festival, especially in Pattaya, has lost some of its religious significance and has become a more profane, but nevertheless colourful, passionate and often amusing waterbattle, celebrated in every corner of the city. You may love it or hate it, SONGRAN shows you a part of Thai culture and soul, that many foreigners seem to enjoy the most. Let it flow...

My Cousin had an assignment for her graduate class to interview someone. She honored me with some questions... Of course, the mic didn't work the first time. So I re-answered her questions during a second filming. :( <P> the questions: 1. How would you define creativity? 2. Is creativity an innate ability, does it stem from environmental factors, or is it a combination of both? 3. What inspires you? 4. What are you passionate about? 5. How do you use your creativity? 6. You define yourself as a "vlogger, writer, ordained minister, sex activist, seeker, and media mogul". How do you exhibit your creativity in each of these areas? Do you feel that your level of creativity is more pronounced in any of these areas? 7. Pursuing creative talents requires a great deal of time and energy. How are you able to support yourself financially while pursuing your creative talents? 8. Is it necessary for creativity to be productive? In order for creativity to be recognized should it offer some sort of positive contribution to society? 9. In your "momlove writing you talk about how the world needs help and how you choose to focus on sexual repression as a problem you can help others to overcome. Can you talk a little about that? If you believe that this is a productive form of creativity that contributes positively to society, then discuss how. 10. How do you handle the negativity, disappointment or isolation you may feel from those who don't support your creative endeavors/passions? 11. What's the significance of pink? 12. Describe a typical day for you in the "working world". 13. What's next? Where do you plan to go with your creative pursuits?

Max and Stacy talking about National Security Agency and the Pentagon spying on U.S. citizens on U.S. soil, but Americans too busy eating pie (see photo) to really care and/or education standards now so low that they don't really understand the significance of this spying; Max tells of the sad story on gold today and the equally sad story on the polar bears dying, but, again, the pie eaters don't seem to care; Stacy reads a BBC story about the warmest sea surface temperatures since records began in 1880, the year that saw the cash register patented, cocaine isolated from the coca plant and Thomas Edison founded Science, a journal for the advancement of science. We've come a long way as the religious right in America this week trades their support for a cut on food stamps for Jesus' favourite people, the poor, in exchange for a ban on abortion.