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Stand for Peace, Part II
There can never be too much peace in the world
With the success of Paul Rifkin's moving video, Stand for Peace Part I, it was only a matter of time before Paul could mix together another batch of peace loving folks for Part II.
Stand for Peace, Part II features Paul's photos & video accompanied by the ballad "Stand", written and performed by the nationally-known American folk-rock band the Kennedys (right). According to Paul, "They saw Stand for Peace, Part I and offered their song for my project."
The Kennedys (Pete and Maura) are a husband and wife duo, who have toured the country extensively and even played at both of President Clinton's inaugurations. Visit their official site here.
Once again, Paul has assembled a montage of several folks proudly displaying a blue button produced by FalmouthPeace.org with a very simple message, "Stand for Peace".
Click on the image below to watch Stand for Peace, Part II. Watch Part I here.
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Cape Cod Profiles is our way of telling you a story about Cape Codders of note.
Videographer Paul Rifkin is creating ten minute profiles of neighbors of special interest.
While newspaper obits are post mortum, we plan to tell you about some of your most interesting neighbors while they are still at their prime.
If you'd like a video of a member of your family, contact Paul by email here, or by phone at (508) 737-9545.
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