Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" Speech - Video Inside

Is it really? What makes you think so? Welcome to the board by the way nOOb.
 
It shows a man with conviction. It shows a man with dedication. It shows a man who thinks of his fellow man when he speaks. Thanks for the welcome.
 
I was only kidding about the nOOb thing. The owner of this site has every one of those qualities you listed.
 
Hey, black history month is OVER! Move along.... Nothing to see here...
 
One of his speeches that I listen to and re-read from time-to-time is "A Time to Break Silence".

(N.B. the transcript at ICH is not complete.)


Complete transcripts for many of MLK Jr's speeches can be found here.
 
Sorry about that folks...it looks like the mp3 for that speech is no longer available at ICH.

It gets played on the radio every once in a while here...so it's probably available somewhere on-line for free.

If anybody wants a copy, but can't readily locate one, I can perhaps try getting it up-loaded here at The YBBS.
 
YouCrazyDiamond said:
Do you want riddles or just a straight answer, GENT?
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To me it looks like text that is just a wee to small to read. Just gimmy the skinny mister...
 
Thanks for asking, AuGmENTor.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_K.A.O.S.

The morse code on the cover decodes to "Roger Waters Radio KAOS Who Needs Information Th". On recent rereleases, the Morse code on the inside cover and underneath the CD tray reads "E Powers That Be Home The Tide Is Turning Radio Waves".
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Ummm, I didn't choose it because of the reference to Roger Waters...it's the other stuff that motivated me to use that avatar.

And hey, feedback is welcome as to whether I should perhaps consider finding a "better" avatar.


(Note: if that above link gets tweaked by the board software, it will probably just be missing a period at the end...it is a common problem with board software, here and elsewhere, when it tries to parse that particular URL, which happens to end with a period. However, this board appears to have allowed me to correct that mistake in parsing.)
 
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