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China Shaken (HD available)

(Update & HD at http://earthquake.michaelzhao.net ) The recent big quake in Sichuan, China is so huuuuge that people across China felt it, and vomited in Guangzhou's office towers. This video catches the horror and magnitude of destruction and heart-breaking stories of the monster disaster.
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Rodney Atkins new hit song- Invisibly Shaken w/lyrics

Rodney Atkins, Invisibly Shaken with lyrics
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Eddie Money - Shakin'

Shakin' with the Money Man - DVD
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Suspension Bridge Shaken by an Earthquake in Chile

Ibáñez Suspension Bridge, located in Puerto Aysén, Chile, shaken by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that took place in April 21, 2007. It did not suffer structural damages. Video taken by José BUSTOS Valenzuela.
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Shiny Toy Guns - Shaken (Fearless Music)

Shiny Toy Guns performing Shaken on Fearless Music TV. Unfortunately, Fearless edited some of Carah's part during the bridge.
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Shaken not stirred

barrel roll golden gun james bond top gear mg maestro crash topgear ________Slo mo stunt car barrel roll jump
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Vodka Martini, Shaken, Not Stirred

A video collage of James Bond ordering his famous drink.
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Shaken Baby Syndrome Reality

The Faces of Shaken Baby Syndrome and the harsh reality.
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Shaken Up

http://www.lg15.com/lonelygirl15 I'm heading back to where it all began... home. - Sarah Music Track: Strange Feeling in the Night Artist: Lucy Schwartz
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Pakistan shaken by deadly blast - 21 Sept 2008

Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan's president, has condemned the bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad as "horrible and cowardly". Al Jazeera's Imran Khan reports from Islamabad where rescue teams are searching through the remains of the Marriot hotel after a truck exploded, killing at least 40 people.
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Shaken: Journey into the Mind of a Parkinson's Patient

Journey into the mind of a young onset Parkinson's patient, whose brain surgery (DBS) is miraculous and bittersweet because there is still no cure.
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Shaken tree

The third and final film in the swaye series
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McKynzee's Story: A Victim of Shaken Baby Syndrome

McKynzee Goin is the daughter of my best friend, Callee Goin. I made this video to help raise awareness of Shaken Baby Syndrome and Child Abuse. I was inspired by Callee's courageous decision to tell her story to local high school students. Thank you for watching, and please feel free to share. There are so many people out there that don't know the dangers of shaking a baby...even a small shake can cause irreversible damage. Tell as many people as you can about SBS. Never Shake a Baby! If you are frustrated with a small child, walk away and take a minute to calm down. Never EVER shake a baby! For more info, go to McKynzee's MySpace page: www.myspace.com/mckynzeeangel **DUE TO AN OVERWHELMING AMOUNT OF INAPPROPRIATE COMMENTS, ALL FUTURE COMMENTS WILL HAVE TO BE APPROVED BY ME FIRST. SO IF YOUR COMMENT TAKES A WHILE TO SHOW UP, THAT'S WHY. THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS GIVEN THEIR LOVE/SUPPORT TO MCKYNZEE AND HER FAMILY!**
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Not Be Shaken - David Ruis

This song was recorded at a concert so you can hear all of the mistakes the audience made when singing along. But it's still a good song.
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Shaken & Stirred - James Bond 007 Parody/Spoof - AMC Gremlin

This is a James Bond parody movie that was filmed by myself and some high school (Pebblebrook HS in Mableton, GA) friends of mine in 1984 on a Super-8mm Movie Camera. Using my transfer service, the film was transferred to video in 2007, and edited on Adobe Premiere Pro. The film was originally silent, so all audio (sound fx, dialog & music) in the final production was added in the editing. One sound effect that you may recognize on this movie is the "Wilhelm Scream." This is a stock sound effect first used in 1951 for the film "Distant Drums." Actor-singer Sheb Wooley is considered to be the most likely voice actor for the scream, having appeared on a memo as a voice extra for the film. The Wilhelm Scream has been featured in many films and television programs since; most notably, films involving the cinematic genius of George Lucas (Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom, etc.). In this film, the Wilhelm Scream can be heard at 3:57 and 5:16. THE AGENT in the film is played by me, and the car he drives was the 1972 AMC Gremlin that I owned at the time. It had a 307 Chevrolet engine installed. Notice the 96 Rock tag on the front of the car. This is 96.1 FM Atlanta, which at the time played such classic rock as Pink Floyd, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Rush, Jethro Tull, Ted Nugent, Journey, etc. In early 2007, this station switched formats and became "Project 96.1." Maurice Binder was the title designer for the Bond films, as well as the creator of the infamous gunbarrel sequence. The end credits of this film are done Binder-style (rather than as they are traditionally done, in the opening credits of the Bond films). I had fun using silhouettes of the 1972 AMC Gremlin in this sequence (think of how asinine it would be for a goverment agent to be driving a Gremlin!). The end title song is "If There Was a Man" by The Pretenders. It was also used in "The Living Daylights (1987)." By the way, the LP I am perusing starting at 5:25 is "Double Vision" by the group Foreigner. Keep in mind that this film was never really finished. I guess I ran out of time, since I was getting ready to graduate and go to college! After watching this, I'm sure you'll say that I am no Steven Spielberg (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, E.T., Schindler's List, etc.). Also, I certainly am no Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, or Daniel Craig. However, you'll have to admit that my film is much better than "Plan 9 from Outer Space" (by Ed Wood)! For more info about my film-to-video transfer service, please visit... http://www.atldvdsol.com/
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Run Over By A Tornado (Cow Shaken Up but OK)

Roger Hill and crew put a camera in the path of a tornado. A cow passes by when it's over. Visit Roger at http://www.stormchase.net.
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I Will Not Be Shaken

God is our fortress
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Shaken Baby Syndrome awarness [awarness video]

please watch this video it gives a lot of details about SBS and the two known stories of Kaleb and Mekenna.. i upload this just to remind people about child abuse
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Just Awaken Shaken (Including Outro) - Playa Fly

Track 5. Just Awaken Shaken Track 6. Just Awaken Shaken Outro From Playa Fly's album "Just Gettin' It On" (1999)
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The Shaken-version 孝天

DIY MV - Thank KCIFC Thailand song-หวั่นไหว body slam Actor-Xiaotian(ken) product-KCIFC thailand My favorite MV
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Shaken baby syndrome....

this is my little boy...and i had to go through this....
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Doubts about shaken baby syndrome (BBC News 24)

Most medical experts are firmly convinced about Shaken Baby Syndrome. But is the science related to it conclusive enough to convict beyond reasonable doubt when there is little other evidence pointing to guilt? The theory says brain damage and bleeds over the surface of the brain and in the back of the eyes must have been caused by violent shaking. Child-minder Keran Henderson's legal team have just filed an application for leave to appeal against her conviction for manslaughter. Mrs Henderson was looking after baby Maeve Sheppard in March 2005 when something went horribly wrong. She has since been convicted of violently shaking the 11-month-old toddler to death. That day she rang 999 and said: "I've got a baby - I can't get breaths into her. She's just taking little breaths but not much, she's like semi-unconscious at the moment... "Oh God, this is horrible. Come on Maeve, darling, please.. She's absolutely comatose." Two days later Maeve was dead and Keran is serving a three-year sentence for child killing. But her friends and family say she could never have done it. She denies ever harming the child. The case has brought heartbreak to two families. The Sheppards have lost a much-loved child. Mark Sheppard told the BBC's Panorama: "In 18 months time she goes home to a loving husband and two loving children - I will never have Maeve back." Iain Henderson, of Iver, Buckinghamshire, who resigned from the police after his wife was charged, is now bringing up his two sons while their mother is in prison. Most prosecution experts at the Henderson trial gave evidence to the effect that she must have done it. Home Office pathologist Dr Nat Cary told the jury: "There are features in this case that would suggest that there has been a great degree of force." Dr John Elston, an eye specialist, said: "I think it was most likely caused by shaking." Professor Terence Stephenson, who did not take part in the trial, is a paediatrician at the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham. He said: "What you're talking about is a group of findings which are bleeding over the surface of the brain, sometimes with bleeding at the back of the eye, sometimes with evidence of damage to the brain or brain swelling. "Sometimes those features are also accompanied by other injuries outside the head, fractures to the ribs or cigarette burns or scalds, whatever, but principally it's those three features." Professor Stephenson explained how he believes anyone can end up doing it: "In the flick of an instant they lose their temper. They've violently shaken and throw that infant, and then it's over and they bitterly regret what they did. "It wasn't predetermined malicious foul play, they just lost their temper. I don't think the fact that someone is a flawless character means it can't have happened." But what if the majority of experts are wrong? A minority of sceptical scientists fear that Shaken Baby Syndrome is wrong, mistaking symptoms found in innocent death with deliberate killing. Neuro-pathologist Dr Waney Squier told Panorama: "I think that the use of science in this way is very questionable and since then there has been no scientific evidence to support the view that shaking can cause the findings that are characteristically described in Shaken Baby Syndrome." Fresh research in the US questions some of the science behind Shaken Baby Syndrome. Biomechanics in the US at the Wayne State University in Detroit use crash-test dummies and real corpses - including dead infants - to help make people survive car crashes. They believe that impact is far more dangerous than shaking. They will publish their work later this year. Biomechanic Dr Chris Van Ee said: "Shaken baby syndrome as described as an adult shaking a child holding him by the torso with the head flopping resulting in bleeding of the brain and retinal haemorrhage is fundamentally flawed from a biomechanics perspective. It's not valid. There's nothing to support it." Two tragedies Dr Patrick Lantz, a pathologist in North Carolina, looked at the eyes of 1500 corpses which came through his morgue for more than two years from 2004 on, and says he found bleeds in the back of the eye in one in every six or seven cases. This finding, if correct, suggests that bleeds in the eye are much more common than previously thought. If Dr Lantz's research stands up to scrutiny, then bleeds in the eye - one whole pillar of the shaken baby syndrome triad - comes under question. Dr Lantz is due to publish his findings soon. Scientists who back the syndrome say that inflicted eye bleed injuries are more severe than found in the general population. If the science is wrong - and it's still a big "if" - Keran Henderson will have been falsely accused. Nothing, however, will bring back baby Maeve.
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