Thaao Penghlis, Drake Hogestyn, Deidre Hall, Ken Corday - part 2
Days Of Our Lives actors Thaao Penghlis, Drake Hogestyn & Deidre Hall plus Ken Corday on Mornings With Kerri-Anne, October 18th 2007.
Sorry I think the sound is a bit out of sync.
Concierto de RKM y Ken Y en el Coliseo de Puerto Rico…Ken Y cantando uno de sus temas más extraordinarios! “Mis Días Sin Ti Live”…15 de Febrero del 2008.
Concierto de RKM y Ken Y en el Coliseo de Puerto Rico…Pobre Corazón Live…15 de Febrero del 2008…lástima que Ken Y no pudo cantarla con Divino…jejeje bueno primero fue Randy ahora Ken Y! jejeje =P…
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…Espero ke disfruten este video!!! una vex más dejo en klaro algo: solo presento EXCLUSIVIDAD…esa es mi especialidad =P!!! ueno ahora hasta Nicky Jam y Rkm y Ken Y tb hacen koncerts privados!!! jajaja
America commemorates its fallen soldiers each year on Memorial Day, the last Monday in May. The day honors not only the dead, but all Americans who served in the time of war. Filmmaker and historian Ken Burns chronicles their stories in his new seven-part documentary, The War, a stark picture of World War Two.
“We concentrated just on the two theaters of war that Americans were principally involved in, ” says Burns. “The European (which will also include North Africa) and the Pacific. And we followed them simultaneously, chronologically.”
The documentary also follows what was happening in the United States “to see what people were like in the shared sacrifice, what they were doing for the war effort, how they were worrying, how they were grieving, how they were joyously reuniting with soldiers coming back,” Burns says. “It helps to fix the importance of people if you know who’s worried about them.”
Burns’s documentary does not focus on politicians, diplomats or generals, or on speeches or treaties. Instead, it throws light on common folk, recalling the grinding days of combat, endless nights, wide awake, waiting for the war to end, for loved ones to come home.
Every day, about 1000 World War II veterans die, their stories untold. In an effort to gather firsthand recollections of the American men and women who served during wartime, the Library of Congress, the largest library in the world, launched the project in 2000.
Ken Burns’s documentary is expected to spark wide interest in the Library of Congress Veterans’ Project. Burns has also attracted some negative publicity, for not including war time accounts of Hispanic-American heroes. But Burns says the voices he uses represent all Americans who were touched by the last global war: soldiers, sailors, medics, wives, children. It was everyone’s war.
daniel negreanu - phil hellmuth - jeniffer harman - mike matusaw - scotty nguyen - Ken Light
daniel negreanu - phil hellmuth - jeniffer harman - mike matusaw - scotty nguyen - Ken Light
this songs by aiko.