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Todd Allen live in Vancouver
www.toddallen.ca vancouver comedy festival...todd allen
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Todd Allen on Comedy Now!
www.toddallen.ca prank phone calls...comedy funny
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BROKEN TRAIL'S TODD ALLEN APPRECIATES LIFE'S LUXURIES
Broken Trail's Marshall is played by Todd Allen and he talked about what his fictional would be like and what his real life is like in the wild west. Keywords: Robert Duvall, Thomas Haden Church
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Todd Allen - Comedy Now
www.toddallen.ca hostels...Todd Allen comedy
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Todd Allen Candy Joke
Todd Allen tries out another joke......Todd Allen Candy
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Todd Allen at the Bikini Spectacular
Todd Allen as a judge at the 2004 Bikini Spectacular at Pierre's Entertainment Center....Todd Allen Bikini Pierre's
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Todd Allen Blubbering
Todd Allen tries out another joke on an unsuspecting public....Todd Allen Blubbering
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Todd Allen ADHD
Todd Allen trying out jokes on an unsuspecting crowd....Todd Allen ADHD
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Todd Allen - If I were Prime Minister of Canada
David Suzuki's "If I were Prime Minister" tour...todd allen david suzuki prime minister receipts
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Todd Allen's Suit Change
Todd Allen "takes umbrage" with a comment about his suit and decides to change his image....Todd Allen
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Todd Allen's report on the Smoking Ban
Todd Allen's report on the Fort Wayne, Indiana smoking ban....Todd Allen Smoking Ban
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Chicago Critical Mass June 2007 p3
MUST SEE CLIP! This was the best part of the June 2007 Chicago Critical Mass bike ride. Todd Allen has the most badass mobile sound system on the ride, and you can definitely see how music makes the bike party as we head north on California towards our final destination, Humboldt Park.
http://chicagocriticalmass.org
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Take This Job And Shove It
Sometimes overtime DOES NOT PAY...longs drugs todd allen overtime fired firing
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Slow blues & fast country harp
Slow 12-bar blues, ending with fast country harp (based on background music I heard on a Books-on-Tape version of Charles Kuralt's America).
Performed by Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer" (my author-YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/ToddAllenGates).
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The Power of One
Silver Telly Winner! The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Goshen, Indiana uses Todd Allen Design as their ad agency, and Explore Media was hired by TAD to create this moving look at how the Power of One has transformed thousands of kids lives in Goshen.
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Boogie woogie piano / In the Mood
Boogie woogie piano version of Joe Garland's "In the Mood."
Performed by Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer" (my author-YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/ToddAllenGates).
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True. Celebration!
This piece is really what Explore Media is all about...creative videography, stylistic editing, and storytelling to which people can relate. Todd Allen Design contracted Explore Media to produce this video to be played at the Goshen Center for Cancer Care's "True.Celebration!" survivor event. Lou Holtz was the featured speaker, so we're proud the man who took the Irish to the promised land saw our production: Go ND!
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Job: an awkward combination of two separate tales? (1 of 5)
A video response to ProfMTH's excellent series on The Book of Job: http://youtube.com/watch?v=3cpK1zcMXWw
By Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer."
This video will present my reasons for why I believe the Book of Job was composed by a minimum of two separate authors: authors who were telling two very different stories, and who had very different ideas about the nature of God.
AUTHOR 1's STORY (found in Chapter 1, most of Chapter 2, and the book's last few sentences): a short tale about Satan's bet with God that pain & suffering will make even the most righteous man abandon his faith and curse God. The experiment is carried out on a man named Job, and when Job doesn't curse God even after he's afflicted with great tragedies, the tale concludes with God rewarding Job by doubling his previous fortune.
AUTHOR 1's THEISTIC PERSPECTIVE: God cares for us and rewards us for good behavior--and even suffering can ultimately enrich our lives when we bear it with strength, patience, and trust in God.
AUTHOR 2's STORY (the last 40 chapters, excluding the last few "happily-ever-after" sentences): Job's complaints about life's injustices and God's indifference. The story concludes with God's overpowering speech from the whirlwind and Job's "no comment" reply.
AUTHOR 2's DEIST PERSPECTIVE: There may be a god, but this god apparently doesn't care about justice or suffering, and as a rule doesn't speak to us. And if He were to speak to us, it would only be to tell us that God is incomprehensible to humans, so we shouldn't even bother trying.
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Sonny Boy Williamson ll's "Peach Tree"
Blues harp instrumental arrangement of Sonny Boy Williamson's "Peach Tree" + some of my own material.
Arranged and performed by Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer" (my author-YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/ToddAllenGates).
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Goshen General Hospital: A Grand Opening
Todd Allen Design is the agency of record for the Goshen Health System, and they contracted with Explore Media to provide video production for their "new wing tour" script. Cutting-edge technology, patient-friendly design, and attractive architecture are themes we tried to bring out visually
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Earth, Wind, & Fire - Reasons (solo piano)
Short solo piano version of Earth, Wind, & Fire's "Reasons."
Performed by Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer" (my author-YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/ToddAllenGates).
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Job: an awkward combination of two separate tales? (5 of 5)
A video response to ProfMTH's excellent series on The Book of Job: http://youtube.com/watch?v=3cpK1zcMXWw
By Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer."
This video will present my reasons for why I believe the Book of Job was composed by a minimum of two separate authors: authors who were telling two very different stories, and who had very different ideas about the nature of God.
AUTHOR 1's STORY (found in Chapter 1, most of Chapter 2, and the book's last few sentences): a short tale about Satan's bet with God that pain & suffering will make even the most righteous man abandon his faith and curse God. The experiment is carried out on a man named Job, and when Job doesn't curse God even after he's afflicted with great tragedies, the tale concludes with God rewarding Job by doubling his previous fortune.
AUTHOR 1's THEISTIC PERSPECTIVE: God cares for us and rewards us for good behavior--and even suffering can ultimately enrich our lives when we bear it with strength, patience, and trust in God.
AUTHOR 2's STORY (the last 40 chapters, excluding the last few "happily-ever-after" sentences): Job's complaints about life's injustices and God's indifference. The story concludes with God's overpowering speech from the whirlwind and Job's "no comment" reply.
AUTHOR 2's DEIST PERSPECTIVE: There may be a god, but this god apparently doesn't care about justice or suffering, and as a rule doesn't speak to us. And if He were to speak to us, it would only be to tell us that God is incomprehensible to humans, so we shouldn't even bother trying.
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This is True. Care.
Todd Allen Design's client, Goshen Health System, was in need of a new recruiting piece to attract and retain colleagues. The challenge was that the previous version was shot on film, looked great, and the client had fallen in love with the video. We chose to shoot on HD, and to try and put together a piece which not only looked great, but delivered a message to which potential colleagues would actually relate. Upon seeing the new piece, Goshen Health System's CEO stood up, appluaded, and said, "You've done it!" Mission accomplished.
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Blues harp, based on "Crossroads" background music
A patchwork of background music in the movie "Crossroads" + a roughly recalled riff I heard on the radio once + my own material.
Performed by Todd Allen Gates, author of "Dialogue with a Christian Proselytizer" (my author-YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/ToddAllenGates).
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