I agree, Like the content...would be great to download to ipod.

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Posted 08/19/08 by DG on Blood Diamonds (Diamonds of War)
I agree, Like the content...would be great to download to ipod. Posted 08/19/08 by nyomythus on Heavy Metal in Baghdad
That’s lol so lol ####ing awesome!!!!! Seriously Posted 08/18/08 by traciei minner on Girl 27
The best documentary I have ever seen! I wish Patricia was still alive so I could let her know how much I admired her courage.Thank you for the great story!! Blogroll
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Heavy Metal in Baghdad
Follows Iraqi heavy metal band Acrassicauda from the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003 to the present
Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars
Follows the story of Texans fighting against the construction of 18 coal-fired power plants
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