How To Celebrate The Anniversary Of A War

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On March 20th, 2008, 140 people in San Francisco, California were arrested for protesting downtown on the 5th Anniversary of our "War On Terror". This is my video of the demonstration that happened. Created for The Uptake. Special guest apperance by Steve Rhodes, photographer extrodinnare.

How did you celebrate the anniversary of the war?

Poop And Politics

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Here is one of the videos we made during our Super Tuesday coverage for The Uptake. This one takes place outside City Hall in San Francisco, where we met a man with a very large graph and pie chart, banging his hippie drum. Of course we had to talk to him!

Jackson West and I had a great time on Super Tuesday. We went to both Ron Paul's and Hillary Clinton's parties as well as did some exit polls at City Hall; sometimes we went live with some interviews. A great experience, and it will be interesting to see how these technologies change the way we give and receive information. Could be very powerful, or could just be more noise-- how they are used will decide that.

More of our Super Tuesday coverage (as well as other stories from around the country) can be found at The UpTake.

Five Days Until Bay To Breakers

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It's time to prep for Bay To Breakers, the annual walk/run for San Francisco Freaks. For the last couple years, I've run with a pack of Elvises. Or Elvi, not sure what the plural of Elvis should be. My previous videos of the event can be found here: Year One, Year Two

Introducing Pimp God

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Here's a quick video of the delivery van for the new BBQ joint in my neighborhood. Too bad I live so close that I don't need the delivery van bring me the food.

Hey, Let's Go To The Pillow Fight!

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Here's a quick video of the pillow fight that happened on Valentine's Day. It was like a war-- a war of hugs and feathers! This is my first time filming in HD and posting in 16:9. I thought this fine event was worth the extra bits clogging the Interwebs. You can see more footage over at Scotts Laughing Squid site.