Title: In the Face of Anger
Description: Song by Shattersphere, video by WB, editing for music video by yours truely. This is a bit different in that there are some audio clips left in from the original movie. I hope you enjoy it!

Title: NYT : Korean Hostages Will Face Anger Back Home
Description: NYT : Freed by Taliban, 19 South Korean Hostages Will Face Relief and Anger Back Home SEOUL, Sept. 1 — When 19 South Koreans return home on Sunday after six weeks in Taliban captivity, they will face a nation relieved that the hostage ordeal is finally over, but also increasingly angry at their decision to travel to Afghanistan despite government warnings and at what many here consider overzealous proselytizing by Korean churches. Until their release, criticism of the 19 Koreans, all from Saemmul Presbyterian Church, had been tempered by fears that they might be killed. Now that they are free, a negative reaction is building, with people demanding an accounting of who is to blame for the crisis that some feel damaged South Korea's reputation. "I expect cannonballs of criticism flying at churches for causing such a disturbance, for squandering national energy and money," said the Rev. Kim Myung-hyuk, president of the Korea Evangelical Fellowship. "This is a good opportunity for Christian-bashing in a society that has been frowning upon churches." The criticism of the hostages, and of missionary work in Islamic countries, including Afghanistan, has been especially vitriolic on the Web, but newspapers' editorial pages have also expressed the feeling that the entire country has been, in a sense, held hostage since Taliban insurgents on July 19 kidnapped 23 South Koreans — the 19 just freed and four others. The nation was bombarded for weeks by frightening news reports about repeated Taliban promises to kill everyone and about their eventual killing of two. Two other hostages were released Aug. 13. Critics seem especially outraged that their government was put in what they believe was a no-win situation, forced to enter talks with a terrorist group despite international objections. Debate on that issue is likely to intensify now that the Taliban is alleging South Korea paid them more than $20 million, which they said would be used for more suicide attacks, according to Reuters. The Korean government has denied such a deal. "How much national resources have been spent on these 23 crazy people?" said one typical posting on the popular Internet site dcinside.com. "Proselytizing in an Islamic country? They prayed for their own death. I wonder why the government negotiated for their sake to begin with." And Shin Yong-gug, secretary general of the nonprofit group People's Association of Religion Critics, said, "Most consider this a man-made disaster sown by Korean churches' indiscriminate zeal to proselytize and their disregard for safety." South Korea — which is about 30 percent Christian — has become the second-largest exporter of missionaries, after the United States, with almost 17,000 in 170 countries. Although concerns about missionary work in Muslim countries have been especially pronounced since the remaining hostages were released this week, questions about Korean churches' zeal to spread their faith in such places have been quietly growing in recent years. Critics have feared that trying to spread Christianity among Muslims shows a disrespect for local culture. The Korea Times, an English-language daily in Seoul, said in an editorial in its weekend edition: "The Protestant churches need to stop their hitherto egocentric and unilateral missionary style of pushing for their own religion, without respecting the specific different beliefs and cultural characteristics of those whom they intend to convert." Saemmul Presbyterian Church and the South Korean government insisted that the hostages had not been proselytizing, just providing aid. But many religious experts here consider such a distinction meaningless, because Korean churches provide aid in order to gain converts. South Koreans have generally had warm feelings about missionary work — or at least the work of missionaries here. Although Koreans generally bristle at reminders of the many years their country was controlled by or under the sway of foreigners, American evangelists who came here in the late 1800s are remembered for their contributions. They built some of the country's oldest hospitals and universities, and Christian pastors fought for democracy during past dictatorships. Still, as South Korea's Christians have become more focused on spreading their faith, there has been growing discomfort in this country, whose roots are Confucian and Buddhist. These days, church vans mounted with loudspeakers sometimes race through the streets of Seoul, broadcasting their message, and sign-carrying proselytizers often weave through subway crowds yelling, "If you don't believe in Jesus Christ, you will go to hell." All major church groups have apologized for the Afghan crisis and vowed to rethink their way of proselytizing. And as part of the deal to release the hostages, the South Korean government promised the Taliban that it would prevent missionaries from traveling to Afghanistan.

Title: Naruto - The Future Hokage In The Face of Anger
Description: [AMV-6] Anime: Naruto Music: Shattersphere - In The Face of Anger

Title: shattershere-in the face of anger
Description: help me make new movies. im asking you the viewer to ask me what music do you want lyrics

Title: Face Down Music Video
Description: A music video I made to Face Down by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

Title: Rundown - Music Video - Stand Up
Description: (If your going to Emmbed this video (if you do thank you so much!) i only ask that you DO NOT take credit for it. Thank you) This is a Music Video with the song Stand Up by Trapt off there awesome album "Someone In Control" and clips from the movie Rundown. Hope you enjoy! (It took about 3 and a half hours to make and i was working with 499 very short clips of the movie. they were about 8 seconds each. So it was harder and easier at the same time to edit the clips. I think it may be one of my better videos, at least syncing the clips with the music wise.) Yummy! Productions Lyrics Why don't you let me be Leave me alone You start a fire inside that I could never control You wanna see a reaction Come on and cut me down You've gone as far as I'll go Now you're crossing the line And I am letting you know Well here's your reaction Stand up I have had enough Walk away before I finish what you started Face to face I will put you in your place End this game before I finish what you started Face to face everything will change You planted the seed How my anger has grown Got an feeling inside that I can't seem to control You wanna see a reaction Come on and cut me down You've gone as far as I'll go Now you're crossing the line and I am letting you know Well here's your reaction Stand up I have had enough Walk away before I finish what you started Face to face I will put you in your place End this game before I finish what you started Face to face everything will change Insult After insult [9x] Stand up I have had enough Walk away before I finish what you started Face to face I will put you in your place End this game before I finish what you started Face to face everything will change Walk away Everthing will change End this game You wanna see a reaction You wanna see a reaction Stand up

Title: That Was Yo Face! - Music Video
Description: Watch people get the snot kicked out of them in this funny video. Street fights, UFC knockouts, boxing, and a great song.

Title: Lovage-Anger Managment
Description: Enjoy! Lyrics: My inner demons compel me to be here your cheeks are flush like rose petals you're consumed with rage but I'm consumed with you our eyes intertwine through the haze intoxicated by your bloodshot stare in all of my dreams i never thought i'd see a face that could launch a thousand ships and the music was like wind in your hair the moonlight caressed your silhouette kiss of ocean mist is in the air why must god punish me this way lay down my hand the next move is yours as you undress me with your frozen eyes in all of my dreams I never thought I'd see an endless love to share my blue lagoon and the music was like wind in your hair the moonlight caressed your silhouette kiss of ocean mist is in the air why must god punish me this way happiness is hard to come by but I've had my fair share the satin sheets, the lemon peels the minor keys, the major pills we've climbed the mountain, saw the top and planted the apple seed and can't you see we could've had it all and the music was like wind in your hair the moonlight caressed your silhouette kiss of ocean mist is in the air why must God punish me this way and the music was like wind in your hair the moonlight caressed your silhouette kiss of ocean mist is in the air why must god punish me this way why must god punish me this way this way, this way, this way ...

Title: "Don't look back in anger" by Oasis
Description: Cover of the song "Don't look back in anger" by Oasis. Brings me back to junior high.. I think that makes me old. =P Lyrics: Slip inside the eye of your mind Don't you know you might find A better place to play You said that you'd once never been All the things that you've seen Will slowly fade away So I'll start the revolution from my bed Cos you said the brains I had went to my head Step outside the summertime's in bloom Stand up beside the fireplace Take that look from off your face You ain't ever gonna burn my heart out So Sally can wait, she knows its too late as we're walking on by Her soul slides away, but don't look back in anger I hear you say Take me to the place where you go Where nobody knows if it's night or day Please don't put your life in the hands Of a Rock n Roll band Who'll throw it all away So I'll start the revolution from my bed Cos you said the brains I had went to my head Step outside the summertime's in bloom Stand up beside the fireplace Take that look from off your face You ain't ever gonna burn my heart out So Sally can wait, she knows its too late as we're walking on by Her soul slides away, but don't look back in anger I hear you say Don't look back in anger Don't look back in anger Don't look back in anger At least not today (shortened the ending)

Title: Anger and In-Dig-Nation - Full Version
Description: Anger and In-Dig-Nation A Pro Constitution, Pro Democracy, Rock Music Film. Arguing from the standpoint of 200 years of constitutional law, the film-song makes the case for impeachment of those responsible for violating U.S. and international laws, and attacking and occupying a sovereign country without cause in waging the war against Iraq. The film asks the viewer 'Where is your anger' ? Where is your indignation ??? in the face of recent attacks on american civil liberties, constitutional guarantees, separation of powers and more... Written, Filmed and Performed by Dr Ryman. http://www.planet606.com

Title: Procol Harum - A whiter shade of pale 1967
Description: We skipped the light fandango Turned cartwheels cross the floor I was feeling kinda seasick But the crowd called out for more The room was humming harder As the ceiling flew away When we called out for another drink The waiter brought a tray And so it was that later As the miller told his tale That her face, at first just ghostly, Turned a whiter shade of pale She said, there is no reason And the truth is plain to see. But I wandered through my playing cards And would not let her be One of sixteen vestal virgins Who were leaving for the coast And although my eyes were open They might have just as wellve been closed She said, Im home on shore leave, Though in truth we were at sea So I took her by the looking glass And forced her to agree Saying, you must be the mermaid Who took neptune for a ride. But she smiled at me so sadly That my anger straightway died If music be the food of love Then laughter is its queen And likewise if behind is in front Then dirt in truth is clean My mouth by then like cardboard Seemed to slip straight through my head So we crash-dived straightway quickly And attacked the ocean bed

Title: "With You"
Description: "Ronon appears to be quite angry..." Video from Stargate Atlantis Season one: http://www.amazon.com/Stargate-Atlantis-Complete-First-Season/dp/B000B8IA2G/ref=pd_bbs_sr_5?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1219479829&sr=8-5 Season Two: http://www.amazon.com/Stargate-Atlantis-Complete-Second-Season/dp/B000LC4ZI0/ref=pd_bbs_sr_6?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1219479829&sr=8-6 Season Three: http://www.amazon.com/Stargate-Atlantis-Complete-Third-Season/dp/B000RW3YYA/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1219479829&sr=8-4 Season Four: http://www.amazon.com/Stargate-Atlantis-Complete-Fourth-Season/dp/B0017MO11O/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1219479829&sr=8-1 Music Track: Linkin Park - "With You" http://www.amazon.com/Reanimation-Linkin-Park/dp/B000069CWE/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1219479934&sr=8-1 Please support musicians. Don't steal music. No infringement intended. All copyright claims and takedown notices will be heeded expediently.

Title: Sheryl Crow - "Out Of Our Heads" (Music Video, 2008)
Description: From "Detours". Director: Martyn Atkins. Lyrics and Music: Crow; Bottrell. If you feel you wanna fight me There's a chain around your mind When something is holding you tightly What is real is so hard to find Losing babies to genocide Oh where's the meaning in that plight Can't you see that we've really bought into Every word they proclaimed and every lie, oh If we could only get out of our heads, out of our heads And into our hearts If we could only get out of our heads, out of our heads And into our hearts Someone's feeding on your anger Someone's been whispering in your ear You've seen his face before You've been played before These aren't the words you need to hear Through the dawn of darkness blindly You have blood upon your hands All the world will treat you kindly But only the heart can understand, oh understand If we could only get out of our heads, out of our heads And into our hearts Children of Abraham lay down your fears, swallow your Tears and look to your heart If we could only get out of our heads, out of our heads And into our hearts Children of Abraham lay down your fears, swallow your Tears and look to your heart Every man is his own prophet Oh every prophet just a man I say all the women stand up, say yes to themselves Teach your children best you can Let every man bow to the best in himself We're not killing any more We're the wisest ones, everybody listen 'Cause you can't fight this feeling any more, oh anymore If we could only get out of our heads, out of our heads And into our hearts Children of Abraham lay down your fears, swallow your Tears and look to your heart If we could only get out of our heads, out of our heads And into our hearts Children of Abraham lay down your fears, swallow your Tears and look to your heart

Title: Lost in the Struggle (Jane-Finch.com, Chuckie, Burnz, Freshy)
Description: Lost in the Struggle soundtrack: http://jane-finch.com/videos/fifthestate.htm LOST IN THE STRUGGLE The fifth estate wanted to know why young men in some neighbourhoods of Canadian cities are drawn to a culture of violence. A culture where drug sales are often a source of income, friendships are defended with weapons, and a deadly dispute can start with a disrespectful glance. Rather than accessing this world through the police or social workers, producers wanted to document the lives of the young men in their own voices. To learn what options are available to a young person who grows up in a culture where loyalty is determined by whom you're willing to protect. And to understand how they get left behind by the systems of education, social services and justice that are supposed to protect them. Local filmmakers To get the access needed to tell this story, producers enlisted two young filmmakers. Paul Nguyen and Mark Simms grew up in Toronto's Jane and Finch neighbourhood, an area that has waged a decades-long battle against a reputation for violence and hopelessness. Chuckie and Burnz met through their common love of rap music. Simms and Nguyen introduced producers at the fifth estate to three young men who have all lived with violence, at times as the victim, at times the perpetrator. Phong Nguyen, aka Chuckie, Andrew Burnett, aka Burnz and Albi Aziz, aka Freshy, all grew up in Jane and Finch. One has lived by the gun from a young age. Another desperately wants to get out of the cycle of violence and retribution but doesn't know how. The other aspires to a criminal life despite the better options available to him. The fifth estate, together with Simms and Nguyen as film crew, spent 10 months following Chuckie's, Burnz' and Freshy's lives, from their criminal exploits and encounters with the justice system to their relationships with family, friends, and each other. The turns their lives took, the dilemmas they faced and the decisions they made formed the narrative of the story. The stories that unfold are of struggle: to succeed when poverty, lack of education and opportunity pull you down; to escape from the only life you've known; and to make positive choices in the face of anger and aimlessness.

Title: Universal Face - Eldad Levy www.eldadlevy.com
Description: Eldad Levi was born in central Israel, a descendent of Levites on both sides for generations back. Early on in his life journey, he took an interest in various arts, including studying and practicing Tai Chi, participating in a three-year course in Jewish medicine according to the teachings of Maimonides, creating leather objects and jewelry, and healing with gems. Eldad's search led to him to music, which has been his life focus for the past ten years. Central his work has been an intensive study of ancient musical sources dating back to the Temple period. The Talmud teaches that the Levites would sing during sacrifices to help foster an even closer connection with the Holy One. Different melodic patterns, or maqaamat, as they are called in Oriental music, would evoke different emotions. Thus one melody would be sung to remedy jealousy, another - anger. Maqam means 'place,' and in this context could be understood as a place in the soul. This is precisely the effect Eldad seeks in his music - a way of connecting with audiences and of bringing people together by reaching them at the level of their soul. Over the past years, Eldad has taken an active part in many projects that use music to foster communication and unity. He plays in a number of ensembles, but his primary band is Azamer B'Shvachin, made of musicians from top Israeli bands who became religious and banded together in their mission to bring a fusion of western styles - jazz blues, rock, Western - and Eastern modes from the Oriental Jewish traditions - into popular Jewish music. Eldad plays instruments dating from the Temple period: the harmonium (a biblical accordion), ancient hand drums, and the Persian Santur, a trapezoid-shaped box often made of walnut, with 72 strings, played with mallets in the fashion of a hammered dulcimer. www.eldadlevy.com