Phillip McReynolds has recently uploaded his film "American Philosopher" in its entirety to his YouTube channel. It features interviews with Richard Rorty, Hilary Putnam, Joseph Margolis, Richard Bernstein, Larry Hickman, Crispin Sartwell, John Lysaker, John Stuhr, John Lachs, and many other philosophers. Part 1: www.youtube.com YouTube Channel Link: www.youtube.com Vimeo Link: vimeo.com Please watch the film and subscribe to Phillip McReynolds' YouTube channel.

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American Pragmatism was, if not dead, at least on life support until revived by the debate between Hilary Putnam and Richard Rorty on truth, warrant, and reality. (At least according to some of these philosophers.) [From "American Philosopher", a film by Phillip McReynolds]

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Excerpt/trailer for "American Philosopher", a film by Phillip McReynolds

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This is Part 4 of the interview Film American Philosopher that focuses upon themes in American Philosophy and the interest that American philosophers have in biography, which is literally life-writing. The drama of experience.

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Part 7 of the interview film, American Philosopher. What makes good philosophy or a good philosopher? What does it take to be a philosopher? Why does philosophy matter? The idea of exactness in philosophy and the society for exact philosophy. Comments by Richard Rorty, Hilary Putnam, Richard Bernstein, Joseph Margolis, David Vessey, Doug Anderson, Tom Alexander, John Lysaker, and others.

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Part 3 of the interview film, American Philosopher. American philosophers distinguish between "American Philosophy" (which includes but is not coextensive with pragmatism) and "Philosophy in America". American Philosophy is characterized as being particularly concerned with issues of place and tradition. Differences between American Philosophy, Analytic Philosophy, and Continental Philosophy.

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John Russon, a Hegel scholar and philosopher at the University of Guelph discusses Canadian philosophy as it relates to the concept of "American Philosophy".

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Philosophy as a cultural practice has always involved an element of criticism of the status quo which makes philosophy a target of anyone in power who might wish to quell critical inquiry into the way things are. Six philosophers discuss some political and cultural reasons why philosophy in the United States comes under sustained and increasing threat by those in power.

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Final part of the interview film, American Philosopher, which is mostly about philosophers examining the role of philosophy in America, the idea of philosophy, the idea of American philosophy, and the history of pragmatism.

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Anarchist philosopher Crispin Sartwell describes a brief encounter that transforms his life by leading him to the contemplation of beauty. From the film, "Crispin Sartwell: Anarchist Philosopher" by Phillip McReynolds

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Friends and other philosophers talk about American Philosopher Richard Rorty who recently died with clips from Rorty himself. From a longer film called "American Philosopher" by Phillip McReynolds.

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Part 2 of the interview film, American Philosopher. Stories of Americans becoming philosophers including Dwayne Tunstall, John Lysaker, Erin McKenna, LT Outlaw, John Lachs, and Richard Rorty.

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The Everly Brothers (Don and Phil, born Isaac Donald Everly, February 1, 1937, and Phillip Everly, January 19, 1939) are country-influenced rock and roll performers, known for steel-string guitar playing and close harmony singing. The brothers are the most successful US rock and roll duo on the Hot 100. Don and Phil Everly are both guitarists and use a simple vocal harmony mostly based on parallel thirds. With this, each line can often stand on its own as a melody line. This is in contrast to classic harmony lines which, while working well alongside the melody, sound strange by themselves. For virtually all the Everly Brothers recordings, Don sings the lower harmony part, while Phil takes the higher part. One rare exception is on "Devoted To You". Although Don is still low and Phil is high, they switch singing the lead and harmony back and forth. As well, Don almost always sings any lines that are sung solo (for example, the verses of "Bye Bye Love".) Among the very few exceptions to this rule is the Everlys' 1965 single "It's All Over", where Phil sings the song's solo lines. In the late 1950s, the Everly Brothers were the rock 'n' roll youth movement's addition to close harmony vocal groups of which many were family bands. Among the Everlys' famous counterparts in country music were The Delmore Brothers, The Louvin Brothers, Jim & Jesse (McReynolds) and The Osborne Brothers. The duo's harmony singing had a strong influence on rock and roll groups of the 1960s. The <b>...</b>

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Registered Nurse Norris Jackie McReynolds is a certified adult, neonatal and pediatric critical care nurse, a certified hearing nurse and a certified school and public health nurse. She is also approved to teach credential-nursing and health occupations. Backed by 42 years of practical experience, she now serves as a volunteer nurse and nurse educator at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drew Medical Center. Ms. McReynolds has played an instrumental role in the development of nursing education, having designed a program to help registered and student nurses hone their test-taking and learning strategies. For her efforts, she was honored with the Outstanding Nurse Award for Teaching and Writing by the Homer G. Phillips School of Nursing in 1993. More recently, she was chosen to be featured in "Cambridge Publishing's Top 101 Industry Experts," a publication that highlights the personal and professional accomplishments of its most esteemed members. Learn more about her story by viewing her video.

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This recording was made in memory of artist, writer, and fisherman, Phillip LaSorda. It features Travis Wetzel, mandolin and lead vocals, Madison, vocals, and Ron Greenstein, guitar and bass. We lost Phil, a great friend, 48 years old, July 2, 2008. Words: by Brother Dennis LaSorda (c)2008 BMI Music Music: by Travis Wetzel (c)2008 BMI Music www.traviswetzel.com

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"www.mindbites.com for full video. It's something that every skiing athlete must have - respect for the raw natural powers of the huge mountains they ski. These proving grounds are unpredictable and can change from a pristine mountain face to a death trap avalanche in an instant. Pushing the envelope is the path these adrenaline addicted athletes vigorously pursue. Spend time inside their heads as they chase the perfect moment, the perfect snow ... the safe trip down. And, see the extraordinary footage of these athletes as they discover new mountain ranges. With: Andrea Binning; Stian Hagen; Jonny Law; Will Burks; Reggie & Zach Crist; Kent Kreitler; Mike Mannelin; Billy Poole; Drew Stoecklein; Cody Townsend; Dan Treadway; Julian Carr; James Heim; Trevor Hiatt; Phil Meier; Trevor Thomas; Mike Tierney; Cody Townsend; Seb Michaud; Pierre Yves-LeBlanc; Dave McReynolds; Brant Moles; Carlo Travarelli; Phil Meier; Bryce Phillips; Dean Cummings; Guy Deschenes; James Heim; Jon Orarback; Drew Stoecklein; Cody Townsend; Dan Treadway; Per Huss "

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See how one man is using bicycles to make positive changes for his inner city Houston neighborhood. Tour de Hood, Veon McReynolds. www.tourdehood.org Texas Country Reporter #1160, 11-21-2009

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Download for FREE the first 6-minutes of "Respect" at: www.skimovies.longtailDVD.com and for a limited time download the entire movie for just $2.97! Also available at www.skimovies.longtailDVD.com Now available on a single disc, two of the most beautifully produced big mountain actions sports ski films ever made. These films, "Respect" and "The Waiting Game" take you to the most exciting and dangerous freeski zones on the planet. See big mountain skiing that can only be reached by helicopter in Andalsnes, Norway; Sun Valley, Idaho; Bridger Bowl, Montana; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Alta, Utah and Valdez, Alaska. Witness some of the most breathtaking, exhilarating and inspirational skiing you have ever seen as some of the world's greatest extreme skiers face the most difficult and treacherous runs. Respect It's something that every skiing athlete must have - respect for the raw natural powers of the huge mountains they ski. These proving grounds are unpredictable and can change from a pristine mountain face to a death trap avalanche in an instant. Pushing the envelope is the path these adrenaline addicted athletes vigorously pursue. Spend time inside their heads as they chase the perfect moment, the perfect snow ... the safe trip down. And, see the extraordinary footage of these athletes as they discover new mountain ranges. With: Andrea Binning; Stian Hagen; Jonny Law; Will Burks; Reggie and Zach Crist; Kent Kreitler; Mike Mannelin; Billy Poole; Drew Stoecklein; Cody Townsend <b>...</b>

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What would happen to you if police caught you on video fraudulently voting? Would cops quickly arrest you and throw you in jail, only to have the District Attorney immediately charge you with fraud? What would happen to elected government officials if they were caught doing the same? Absolutely nothing? In fact, our representatives in the US government have become so brazen, that they commit fraud in plain view, on a daily basis, while at the same time trying to pass laws that would further restrict and criminalize the public for doing the same. This is a clear sign of excessive government, when the government is so large and overwhelmingly powerful that it's agents can abuse the civilian population without any sense of guilt, remorse, or fear - when government officials deny charges of illegal conduct made against themselves as a matter of semantics, and when agents of the government expect and get immunity from any of their actions; actions that would be criminally prosecuted upon any other citizens. The few standing up for freedom, liberty, and the Constitution, such as Congressman Ron Paul, who has been called the Thomas Jefferson of our day, are the only hope for America; the only hope for returning our empire-sized government to it's proper Constitutional levels of national defense, upholding the law, and protecting the rights of the people and individual liberties. There's been a lot of debate at the State Capitol on bills relating to voter integrity. Some <b>...</b>

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Note that these paintings portray those Native Americans who lived on the Great Plains! There were many kinds of Native American cultures which were very different from the ones on the Plains! Music: Oliver Shanti - Trail of tears, Tito La Rosa - The dance of the puma and the wolf Artists: Howard Trepning, Craig Tennant, Alfredo Rodriguez, James Bama, Martin Grelle, Kenneth Ferguson, RS Riddick, James Ayers, irving Couse, JD Challenger, Stan Davis, Enoch Kelly Haney, John Fawcett, Kirby Sattler, Dan Mieduch, Bert Phillips, Guy Manning, Roy Andersen, John Demott, Clifford Beck, Dale Van Sickle and a few who I don't know

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Program Director Cindy Moelis and former Fellows Jaime Areizaga-Soto and Esther Benjamin answer your questions about the prestigious White House Fellows Program and the Fellowship application process. December 14, 2010.

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