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I believe that although we smile, think happy thoughts and all try to get along peacefully, deep down we are hurting for we know the planet, our brothers and sisters, and all of earth's creatures are in serious danger because of global warming and because of the shrinking rainforests. I find I tell myself that I shouldn't care because it's already too late. But that way of thinking is dead wrong. I think we all do care. And it will never be too late to change our behaviors and do what is right. Our nations are democrocies and we should all do everything in our power to create clean air and forests forever. So I guess, this is what "The Rainforest Song" music video is about. It's about hope. It's about change. It's about living on a healthy planet that we can pass on for many generations. Also, the good elves in the video represent humankind's positive aspect, whereas the evil elves represent humankind's negative aspect. Yours, PK SILVER
Today in Tech History: July 6, 2008
That evil, evil AK-47, and messages to space.
An homage to the infamous tree scene in "Evil Dead", with an innocent gardener finding herself molested by amorous killer plants and shrubs (encouraged by sex-crazed ladybirds). Music by Dissolved.
Rumours have it that the super cool new toy, a space rocket, can fly. When Leo accidentally falls on the floor, he decides to check out the space rocket, totally unaware of the danger that lurks in the dark--a very evil green mad car toy!
Toasty! A breakfast with the news on your bread
It's all about electronics and the things you Crave. Makes sense, right? Brian and Bonnie talk about CTIA, the second-generation iPod Touch, a bacon cooker that will make you say "wow," and a toaster like no other.
Bawston Strangla featuring QStrange: "Tales From the Crypt"
Boston's most notorious returns, enlisting QStrange in unleashing evil upon the masses.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt talks about whether the company ever regrets its "do no evil" policy, and how the definition of "evil" changes as Google grows.
From filmmaker Sam Raimi and acclaimed Japanese director Takashi Shimizu comes a terrifying tale of horror in the tradition of "The Ring" and "28 Days Later." Sarah Michelle Gellar stars as an American nurse who has come to work in Tokyo. Following a series of horrifying and mysterious deaths, she encounters the vengeful supernatural spirit that possesses its victims, claims their souls, then passes its curse to another person in a spreading chain of horror. Now, she must find a way to break this supernatural spell or become the next victim of an ancient evil that never dies, but forever lives to kill.
The week in a minute: 11/04/05
A digest of some of the past week's best videos, brought to you by the Download.com Video team. This week, we have evil toys, squirming snacks, and a fierce God warrior.
1.) Miles Davis: "Call it Anything" live at Isle of Wight Festival 1970
2.) Pet Shop Boys: "It's a Sin" live
3.) Super 8: "For Your Listening Pleasure"
4.) "The Last Holiday" trailer
5.) "Leo and Jenny"
6.) "Trading Spouses" clip: "God Warrior"
7.) "Lou Reed: Transformer" DVD clip: "'Walk on the Wild Side' bassline"
8.) Amazing Mario
9.) Snacking on a Praying Mantis
10.) GMV bodybuilding DVD: Clip
11.) Smoosh: "LA Pump"
12.) Murs: "Badman"
13.) "The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Electric Ladyland" DVD clip: "The Making of 'Crosstown Traffic'"
14.) David Bell: "Riding With Private Malone"
15.) Run-by Farting
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Gaming preview: 'Resident Evil 5'
"Resident Evil 5" is finally on display at E3 2008. After the blockbuster "Resident Evil 4," Capcom is back with a new terrifying tale of an African village during a bioterrorism scare. Now offering online co-op as a major feature of the title, 'Resident Evil 5' looks to appeal to loyal fans of the franchise as well as attract new gamers to the horror genre. "Resident Evil 5" will ship March 13, 2009, for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
