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my grandfather was born at the very top of the mountain out a now fire road across the road from the skyline entrance and then was move down to the otherside of the mountain into a town called wolftown into a resettlement house in 1939 and he said that it was hell the way people treated the mountain people when they moved down there so i wish everybody woud quit being bitchy about their lives its nowhere near as tough as these people had it

The economy is changing, our industries need to stragegize and innovate to help those who are being unemployed and folks looking for work may be retrained and hired. Government needs to do what it can to provide tax incentives to help business flourish and continue stimulus to do those things that private industry can't or won't.

John Duke - Wake up ! It's the greedy selfish oligart ceo's that need to be taken out to a field and shot because they chose to ship off jobs to other countries , and the unions didn't help things either. Greed . Pure and simple mon .

With the current US Banking and Credit Crisis, Massive Personal and Gvt Debt levels, and the dollar losing its Reserve currency status, we will most likely be resigned to this same fate once again very soon

Not only America recover from this , but it gave the best generation , the brave men what fought in the WW2

America has not changed one bit in 75 years!!! The rich rapping the working man.......

@dillingerslepthere -- 100% correct. Nice to know people see through the propaganda.

Great Music . A wonderful video. I hope and pray we never see those days again.

Thank you. This was well done. I'm helping my 4th grader research the CCC.

great collection of pictures and the music fit perfectly...well done

Where did these people get moved to?

Amen!!

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Is it just me or is the sky yellow like an eclipse

+Krep Anims i was about to be scared... 

Not its not this is sooo fake

+Jack Boagard sorry bumpkin, not gonna happen. you will have to suffer the rest of your life in peace and civility.

+northvilletunnels Go back to the love of your life and try to explain how you were so BLIND.

Jim Rickards is very credible. He is an advisor to the CIA. They came to him for software he developed. He is a very well paid private analyst. He told the treasury in a national security meeting that they were the biggest threat to national security. Lol.

I can not argue that point Jack! It is not the people, it is government in collusion with the banks. The thing about the problem it is a created  problem and with all creation it can be changed. It is common people that allow this, I have no idea why. Who are these people that the governments allow to hold the planet hostage. I do believe it is about more than money because the few have stole about all of the money. Now it is about power, the lies divide the people, the people none the wiser. 

+Stephen Lee Thats right,that same insanity will drive America to its grave.

+TheSMLIFfilms One of my favorite moments is the chronicling of Kane's first marriage through newspaper's and quick wipes!

It's most certainly shot like a noir, it maybe even inspired most of them. The famous mirror shot following the room trashing scene always catches my eye.

I'm often too verbose, much to my own detriment.

+The Bonesaw .. I actually said the same thing as you did in the most part just with much less words. I differentiated between new phrases that one introduces to sound fancy and those terms that already are part of the collective lexicon though.

Again, no one cares... but I don't feel like taking the cheap way out with a dismissive "no one cares" (even if it's true).  So, instead, I’ll go with this:The correct pronunciation of anything is whatever we collectively agree is correct.  If enough people do it, and it catches on, then that’s what it is.  For instance, a female horse is commonly referred to as a filly.  Filly is literally a mispronunciation of the French word for girl, “fille”, which is pronounced "feeyuh".  Anyway, as you may or may not know, filly (pronounced the American way) was added to the English lexicon because of World War I.  American and English soldiers, stuck in a foreign country, did what every young man in their teens and 20s does with his free time (regardless of what country he’s in)… try to get with young women… and they weren’t about to let anything like a silly language barrier get in the way.  So, they did what any enterprising and properly motivated young man would do in that situation… find someone who speaks the language and get them to write down some key phrases that would help them chat up the babes.Of course, having it simply written down does nothing to help with the pronunciation.  The soldiers took one look at the word “fille” and gave it their best shot.  And that’s how the word “filly” eventually made its way into every English dictionary worldwide.  Proving the point that the world is whatever the hell we collectively say it is.  You’re wasting your efforts if you think telling everyone they’re an ignorant douchebag is going to cause any of them to pause for self-reflection and ponder how it all went wrong instead of making a mental note to try mispronouncing more foreign words in the hope that they can troll you hard enough to make your brain explode.Anywho, moving on now… so, good luck with your stupid fucking crusade and I hope calling people “ignorant” eventually works out for you and that it will help you get people to agree with your points (inside tip, though… it never will).  But, hey!  This is America, you go be you.

+The Bonesaw .. Well, there are names that are actually translated and those that aren't. You say "Cologne" not because you think that's the correct way to pronounce "Köln" but because that's actually the name of the city in the English language. Same with Paris, just that in this case it happens to be written the same way.Secondly, the Neandertal is in Germay, not in France. And in neither language is the first syllable pronounced "nay" but the vowel is rather like a long version of the first letter in "end." English speakers have lots of trouble with not pronouncing certain vowels as diphtongs though. Which is absolutely not an issue with the correct pronunciation of "femme." There it's just a matter of ignorance. An ignorance that might or might not be okay usually but it's a bit ridiculous if you try to sound fancy by introducing complete French phrases that are not part of the usual lexicon into your speech.

If only someone cared. It reminds me of a point I once made regarding the word Neanderthal. About a decade ago, because of -- I don't know... documentaries, I guess -- there seemed to be a push by scientists to correct the pronunciation from "Nee-ander-thall" to "Nay-ander-tall". They correctly pointed out that the second one was the proper French pronunciation of the word. Which is all well and good; however... the proper French pronunciation of their country's capital is "Pah-ree", but I prefer to call it "Paris" because I don't want people to think it's okay for them to stick their dick in my mouth.

+Ryan Mansir I heared the term Stoner Noir before. But how many movies fit into this category? The only one I can think of are The Big Lebowsky and Inherent Vice

+bobunitone Not really. The plot of "The Long Goodbye" is from the novel by Raymond Chandler who inspired the Coen Brothers directly.

+bobunitone Totally!