A collection of the best highlights from the 2009 AFL season. The video features ‘signatune’ by dj mehdi and ‘tarantula’ by pendulum. Enjoy in high definition.
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[Foremost Video] AFL 2009 Highlight Reel
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Foremost Q&A: Is gay/lesbian adoption acceptable? What about abortion?
Question by Michael: Is gay/lesbian adoption acceptable? What about abortion?
I hope you aren’t immediately assuming I am against these issues but id like to hear your opinions.
A. Should’nt children have the right to decide who adopts them?
B. Is the government not first and foremost delegated to preserve life?
C. Is birthcontrol/abortion not a matter of personal responsibility?
D. What are the statistical effect of these matters?
Please do not take offense, I respect all opinions.
Best answer:
Answer by straytbullet
No and No
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[Foremost Video] Anna Pavlova
Natalia Makarova and Sir Frederick Ashton discuss Anna Pavlova and Tamara Karsavina. There are a few clips of Pavlova performing.
Foremost Q&A: Does Obama dislike the Southern States so badly that he didn’t have tankers out the first day sucking up the?
Question by My Baby!: Does Obama dislike the Southern States so badly that he didn’t have tankers out the first day sucking up the?
oil and buoys to keep it far away from the shores? It seems as he just figured he would continue on with his vacations, parties, golf and basketball and leave it up to BP. Why wasn’t he thinking of our coastline first and foremost rather than say Plug the Hole??
Best answer:
Answer by Mo Obama Money
Obama is a dismal failure
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[Foremost Video] Hello Little Girl – The Fourmost
A John Lennon song released as their first single in 1963
Foremost Q&A: I believe that being a “successful human” means accepting the fact that there are no “true” answers…
Question by RU4REAL?: I believe that being a “successful human” means accepting the fact that there are no “true” answers…
…to any philosophical questions we can imagine…
In other words…we need to accept the fact that “Life” is undiscernible, paradoxiacal, unplanned, chaotic, sometimes orderly, sometimes profound, sometimes kaleidoscopic, sometimes meaningless, sometimes meaningful, sometimes great, sometimes bad, most times non-sensical, forever and always a “mystery,” and first and foremost an extremely “horny-yet-intellectual” experience…
Do you relate to what I just wrote…?
Best answer:
Answer by Nothingusefullearnedinschool
Partially. Because I believe that if we have sufficient information, we can understand anything. Yes, life is a mystery, but because our knowledge is so limited.
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Foremost Q&A: What happens to NASCAR auto racing if one day we all convert to alternative fuel?
Question by Gerry: What happens to NASCAR auto racing if one day we all convert to alternative fuel?
I follow NASCAR only periodically – I have a favorite racer; however, after researching where the “Big 3″ are going with electric powered cars (as well as the other manufacturers) and current initiatives underway by all to develop these cars – I am curious to know if NASCAR will follow suit or will they continue with fuel operated cars.
NASCAR is a great sport for a lot of dedicated fans – arguably can be considered the largest sport in North America. (Personally I am first and foremost an NHL Hockey fan, and as a Southern Californian who went to USC a BIG Trojan Football Fan – sports aside – this is a serious question).
I am looking for intelligent answers here – something that will allow me to do some research for fun. I recently was shown the new Chevy (by the engineer who designed it) that will be out in 3 years – all electric, and I am not big on the “quality” of American made cars; however, I have to admit this one REALLY caught my eye.
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Answer by Michael M
they will adapt.
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[Foremost Video] Forensic Psychology: The Real World of CSI
Dr. Jeffery Kieliszewski from Human Resource Associates presents on his experience in the criminal justice system as a forensic Psychologist. This is the first lecture in the 2009-2010 Psychology Speakers Series. See the full list at www.grcc.edu/psychologyspeakers
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Foremost Q&A: Im a retard and I just wanted to know if I was too big to ride a BZ 5’2″ Fish Surfboard at 5 ft 7 115 pounds
Question by 123th345345466666663464534534534: Im a retard and I just wanted to know if I was too big to ride a BZ 5’2″ Fish Surfboard at 5 ft 7 115 pounds
Im a retard and I just wanted to know if I was too big to ride a BZ 5’2″ Fish Surfboard at 5 ft 7 115 pounds. Im a bodyboarder first and foremost, but I bought 5’2″ Fish Surfboard to try for fun. Am I too big to ride it at 5 ft 7 115 pounds? Ive seen bigger people ride them in pictures though…
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Answer by xsurfgirl4lifex
maybe not the smartest move but heyyy its possible
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[Foremost Video] Jay Z – 99 Problems
See Music Videos www.bvmtv.com that you CAN’T See on You Tube! even some X RATED music videos! +Live Chat and Embed video codes. “99 Problems” is the third single released by American rapper Jay-Z in 2003 from The Black Album. It reached number thirty on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. The track was produced by Rick Rubin, his first hip hop production in many years. Rubin provided Jay-Z with the type of stripped-down beat that was once his trademark. To construct the beat, Rubin used samples of “The Big Beat” by Billy Squier, and “Long Red” by Mountain. Although it remains uncredited, “99 Problems” also contains samples of “Get Me Back on Time, Engine No. 9″ by Wilson Pickett.[citation needed] The title and chorus are taken from Ice-T’s “99 Problems” from his 1993 album Home Invasion. The song featured Brother Marquis of 2 Live Crew. Portions of Ice-T’s original lyrics were similarly quoted in a song by fellow rapper Trick Daddy on a track unsurprisingly titled “99 Problems” from his 2001 album Thugs Are Us. Jay-Z begins his third verse directly quoting lines from Bun B’s opening verse off Touched, from the UGK album Ridin’ Dirty On July 6, 2008, more than four years after the song’s initial release, “99 Problems” entered the UK Singles Chart at #35 (after reachind #12 on initial release). This was attributed to Jay-Z’s appearance at Glastonbury and the O2 Wireless Festival, two popular British summer music festivals. On January 21, 2009, Jay-Z performed the song …
Foremost Q&A: Solid information about marijuana legalization?
Question by : Solid information about marijuana legalization?
First and foremost, I am not a stoner, but I do feel that marijuana being illegal is ridiculous. I have searched around on the internet, but most of the content is random forum posts and old info.
I would like some solid information about any current movements and the likelihood of marijuana becoming legal in the near future. I understand California may pass a law for medicinal marijuana (i believe that is what it is over) and that seems to be marijuana’s best chance. Thanks for any input.
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Answer by J.M.
First of all, marijuana is legal in California for medicinal purposes. There is no current information about marijuana becoming legal in the foreseeable future. However, within your life time you will probably see it become legalized. As the generation of lawmakers retire a younger generation, and more radical one, will replace them. As this happens the view points will change regarding marijuana and its legality. It is unfortunate however that marijuana will become legal. Although Tylenol is responsible for more deaths a year than marijuana, it is impossible to see the moral decay it will have on our society. It is my opinion that the more liberal our nation becomes on drug regulation the more our moral stability will crumble.
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[Foremost Video] ali g interviews noam chomsky
title is self-explanatory.
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Foremost Q&A: Why do a lot of guys like skinny girls?
Question by BRI!-A.Model.: Why do a lot of guys like skinny girls?
Why?
First and foremost i’m not a jealous fat chick who usually asks these kind of questions lol
i’m just wondering becuase i’m slender myself and guys always say they love my small body. not trying to brag.
a lot of guys like curvy girls, but i don’t really understand why they like skinny girls, because usually us smaller ladies don’t have big boobs or behinds.
Best answer:
Answer by Bri D
Idk? I am skinny but most guy I come across with say I am too skinny. I not that skinny im 112lbs. Then again I go to a black school and most black guy like thicker women. Im Sorry i really dont know
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[Foremost Video] Dr. Stanley Greenspan founder of Floortime speaks
Dr. Stanley Greenspan, founder of DIR/Floortime speak in an interview from the film “Autistic-Like: Graham’s Story”. For more info go to WWW.AUTISTICLIKE.COM
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Foremost Q&A: Whats up with the stereotype that Asians cant drive?
Question by AJ’s mommy: Whats up with the stereotype that Asians cant drive?
I am not a racist 1st and foremost. I am just curious as to what brought on the stereotype that Asians cant drive. It just seems that most peoples roadrage( or at least from what i’ve seen) is geard towards Asians. Just curious…..
Best answer:
Answer by Meum
I think it’s a true stereotype. I live in a major metropolitan city and I pick the Asian driver EVERY time without fail. They have a certain way of driving that does not work well with American roads.
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[Foremost Video] TEDxConejo – Amos Nachoum – No Demons of the Sea
There is something you need to know about Jaws. He was a fabrication. Photographer and explorer Amos Nachoum dispels the misconception of killer species in a photographic exploration presented at TEDxConejo2011. Amos Nachoum is a photographer and explorer. He has shot just about everything there is to shoot, but what he loves most is wildlife photography. Especially if it’s in the water. And he has become world-famous at it. So much so, in fact, that he has been asked to lead National Geographic expedition teams with Dr. Eugenie Clark, Dr. Sylvia Earle, and astronaut Buzz Aldrin. He has co-produced documentaries with Stan Waterman, and he was the team leader for National Geographic’s Red Sea, Great White Shark, and Killer Whale photo expeditions. His commitment to wildlife led him to co-found Israel’s Marine National Park on the Red Sea. He works tirelessly to bring attention to some of the most fragile regions of the underwater realm, with preservation of the environment foremost in every encounter. Amos’s photos and essays have appeared in hundreds of publications around the globe, including National Geographic, Time, Life, The New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, Le Figaro, Terra Sauvage, Airone, Mondo Somerso, Der Spiegel, Unterwasser, and many more. His work has also been included in the books The Living Ocean, The World of Nature, and Oceans. He has been profiled in television appearances on National Geographic Explorer, Today, and Good Morning America, as well as …
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Foremost Q&A: Is it wrong of me to let my children believe that there is a Santa Claus?
Question by kimmycat: Is it wrong of me to let my children believe that there is a Santa Claus?
I want my children to believe that there is a such thing as Santa Claus. There are some that I know (mostly from church) that believe I am doing them a disservice by letting them believe such a thing. I also let them know the true meaning of CHRISTmas first and foremost. whats the big deal, why should kids be grown-up so soon?
Best answer:
Answer by MithrilHawk
We told our kids that I’m Santa Claus. For a while they assumed I was serious, then they assumed I was kidding, now they are not at all traumatized that there is no magical elf flying around handing out presents.
I got that idea from someone else and I’m glad he shared it.
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[Foremost Video] Open Letter from ANONYMOUS – 17/12/2010
Join us on the IRC – irc.anonops.li #Operationfreedom Spanish subtitles added – click CC PDF version – tinyurl.com (ENG) | tinyurl.com (SP) ——————————————————————————- FREE-THINKERS, HYPERBOREANS, BUILDERS OF THE FUTURE, We are ANONYMOUS. Because many of you seem to think the very fact of our existence is indeed rather confusing, we would like to take this opportunity to elucidate to you what it is ANONYMOUS is and does exactly – what it means we are ANONYMOUS, what it is we’re aiming at, and what is our ontological status. Now first and foremost, it is important to realize that ANONYMOUS – in fact – does not exist. It is just an idea – an internet meme – that can be appropriated by anyone, anytime to rally for a common cause that’s in the benefit of humankind. This means anyone can launch a new ideological message or campaign under the banner of ANONYMOUS. Anyone can take up a leading role in the spreading of the ANON-consciousness. Whether or not these appropriations are legitimate is decided by the rest of the internet citizenry : If the majority of the public agrees with a proposed appropriation, then the public will act – If the majority of the public disagrees with a proposed appropriation, then the public will protest and label the message in question as illegitimate and thus not representative of the values of ANONYMOUS. This makes ANONYMOUS the first truly democratic endeavour in the world. It is a bee-hive …
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[Foremost Video] Monty Pony and the Holy Grail, part one (With New Audio)
A re-done version of part one of my Monty Pony and the Holy Grail video. The old video had problems with the audio being too faint. I cranked up the volume on this one and re-published, and also tried to improve some of the syncing and removed some wasted time in the credits. I hope the volume is high enough now… Any louder, and it started sounding really bad, so I had to leave it here. Description from original video: This is the first of what I hope will be a continuing series of videos, covering the entirety of Monty Python and the Holy Grail (abridged by ponies!) Hopefully, my ambition doesn’t exceed my abilities by TOO much 
Obviously, I had to cut a lot of stuff out… I apologize if I’ve cut your favorite scene or dialogue. Credit where it is due: First and foremost to the members of Monty Python’s Flying Circus,who had an enormous impact on me and my sense of humor while I was growing up Second, to Hasbro and the Hub, and the writers and artists who worked on My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, for creating a wonderful show that appeals both to children and adults. Part two will be coming along… whenever I have time! And it will include a newly remade version of my Canterlot video, using some of the suggestions that people have sent me 
Thank you, and enjoy!
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Foremost Q&A: I have repititious, annoying habits that are weird and very difficult for me to stop. What do I do?
Question by frostwizrd: I have repititious, annoying habits that are weird and very difficult for me to stop. What do I do?
When I was little (I’m 21 now), I used to have what my grandmother scoldingly referred to has my “habits”. They were generally strange physical movements that I would do repetitively both knowingly and unknowingly. My “habits” varied greatly in what exactly they were, but some examples foremost in my mind would be nodding of the head, huffing air (not chemicals, this is a substance abuse I’m talking about 
) until my lungs were completely full, clicking the back of my throat, and so on. Often times these repetitious activities would annoy me, but I found them very difficult to stop. Eventually, a specific habit would cease, but sooner or later a new habit (or an old one) always surfaced in its place.
The thing is that I still have this problem, except that my “habits” are a bit more subtle. Some of the things I currently do are: bending the knuckles of my thumbs, clicking my throat, huffing air, closing my eyes tightly, tapping the tip of my tongue against the roof of my mouth..
.. digging the nail of my left thumb underneathe my right thumb; and many strange things that are very difficult to explain, but usually involve an extremely subtle movement or breathing motion.
All of these activities are accompanied by a need to “accomplish them thouroughly”. Again, this is a feeling that is very difficult for me to articulate. For instance, when I huff air, I almost always feel like I must inhale until my lungs are stretched and until I get a feeling similar to that of yawning. Also, when I tap my tongue to the roof of my mouth, I feel like I have to keep doing it until I do it just perfect, which is pretty much never; I’ll just keep doing it until I forcefully stop myself. Often times, I will stop everything I’m doing to accomplish that sense of “completeness”, but it never last for long; eventually I’ll have to do something like that again.
I haven’t told many people about this because no one can relate. I’m just concerned because it’s getting worse. Thx!
Regarding the possibilty of seizures:
I personally doubt this because everything is voluntary in the sense that if I click, I know that making the decision to do it. However, the problems is that I can’t figure out why the crap I’m doing it. I don’t want to, but I.. I.. lol I have no idea.
Thanks, everyone, for your answers!
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Answer by chicotylerkatie@yahoo.com
sounds like you may have a ceaser
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