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Sights and Sounds of Australian Outback
Highlights of a trip to the Outback, August-September 2006. We started in Cairns, QLD, and ended up in Darwin, NT. On the video you'll see lots of crocs, wallabies, kangaroos, jabirus, a monitor lizard, a feral pig, free-range cattle, road trains, termite mounds, Aborigine rock paintings, a dust devil, wildfires, and more! See the pub in Burketown, a roadhouse in the bush, stray dogs in Doomadgee, a helicopter trip over Katherine Gorge, the waterfalls of Litchfield, the Yellow Waters in Kakadu. The video ends with the jumping crocs of Adelaide River.
Length: 596
Rating: 4.30 (21 ratings)
Tags: outback northern territory queensland monitor lizard dogs normanton burketown kakadu wallabies fire crocodiles
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Billy Reid - The Sights & The Sounds
WATCH IN STEREO : http://tinyurl.com/5pk39m
Composed/Shot/Edited on a MacBook Pro
Video & Music by Billy Reid
Song Free on iTunes : http://tinyurl.com/29wkag
I wanted to test out the built-in iSight camera on my Macbook, using Photobooth, so here it is. The beverage is orange juice, not from concentrate. It helps fuel my rock.
p.s Forgive my wild dance moves.
Tried to get'em up out of bed now, put their feet on the ground
If we get'em out on the town now, with the sights and the sounds
Oh they will be so excited when they see what they can do
When we get'em out of the zone now, they'll see there's life to be found
When we get'em out on the town now, with the sights and the sounds
Oh they will be so excited when they see what they can do
(Follow me)
Tried to get'em up out of bed now, put their feet on the ground
If we get'em out on the town now, with the sights and the sounds
Oh they will be so excited when they see what they can do
Length: 149
Rating: 4.40 (1332 ratings)
Tags: billy reid very tasteful sights sounds apple macbook photobooth pop rock les paul guitar unsigned upbeat irony canadian
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15 Cool Google Earth Sights
1.a: 71°40'22.60"S 2°50'20.95"W
1.b: 71°40'12.14"S 2°50'3.64"W
2: 50°50'38.73"N 0°10'19.69"W
3: 32°40'34.19"N 117° 9'27.58"W
4: 39°39'38.05"N 115°58'33.73"W
5: 52°29'52.24"N 13°27'13.67"E
6: 36° 5'44.67"N 115°10'32.06"W
7: 27°22'49.22"N 33°37'55.87"E
8: 38°13'36.05"N 112°17'56.56"W
9: 25°20'38.21"S 131° 2'14.69"E
10: 51°55'13.32"N 4°29'25.41"E
11: 41°53'33.14"N 87°37'51.60"W
12: 37°39'16.06"S 68°10'16.42"W
13: 33°24'16.25"N 117°37'29.29"W
14: 37°28'58.98"N 122° 3'33.15"W
15: 38°29'0.16"N 109°40'52.80"W
You can find more at maps.google.com
Length: 432
Rating: 4.90 (23 ratings)
Tags: google earth maps sights map secret terraserver mapquest world
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Toronto Sights and Sounds, Downtown Toronto
The History of Toronto:
An 11,000-year Journey
Toronto, on the north shore of Lake Ontario, is the largest of Canada's vibrant urban centres. It is the hub of the nation's commercial, financial, industrial, and cultural life, and is the capital of the Province of Ontario. People have lived here since shortly after the last ice age, although the urban community only dates to 1793 when British colonial officials founded the 'Town of York' on what then was the Upper Canadian frontier. That backwoods village grew to
become the 'City of Toronto' in 1834, and through its subsequent evolution and expansion Toronto has emerged as one of the most liveable and multicultural urban places in the world today.
With over 6 million people in the metropolitan area Toronto is Downtown Canada, the biggest city in the country with the skyline to match.
More than 200 years ago, the banks of Lake Ontario were known to the Huron people as Toronto, a word in their language that meant "meeting place." In 1793, British settlers named the town that had sprung up, York. In 1834, they realized that the Hurons were right in the first place. It remains today a meeting place, a crossroads of culture and cultures; Toronto has been the name ever since.
But then again, people keep coming up with different ways to identify this vibrant, exciting place. Hardly anyone fails to mention its multi-ethnicity, but more and more people are discovering new adjectives for Toronto, one of only thee cities in the world without a dominant ethnic or cultural group.
Length: 550
Rating: 4.70 (82 ratings)
Tags: toronto downtown ontario canada city metro
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Sharing the Sights and Sounds of Europe!
http://ec.europa.eu/avservices/home/index_en.cfm
We are the EU related news and archive service providing indispensable information tailored for professionals in the media. We supply up to the minute audiovisual news coverage to the media around the world and deliver unique archive on the history of the EU.
We offer video, photo and sound coverage of European news. We also provide assistance for journalists wishing to cover EU subjects. Get the sights and sounds of Europe directly onto your screen -- via the Internet and via Europe by Satellite. All our materials are available in professional standards. European audiovisual material dating from the 1940s is also available.
Length: 142
Rating: 4.20 (20 ratings)
Tags: EUtube EU European Commission´s Audiovisual Service free video photo sound news archives EbS broadcasters agencies
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Sights and Sounds: Mariners spring training
Footage shot of Seattle Mariners Fan Fest on Feb. 23, 2008 as part of spring training at the Peoria Stadium in Arizona. Opening shot of an autograph crush around Ichiro as fans trample each other for a signature. M's closer J.J. Putz has some fun with the camera guy. Manager John McLaren shows he's better at catching baseballs with one hand than he does pens.
A pop-fly drill in which players are heard calling for balls. Plus batting practice.
Length: 239
Rating: 5.00 (6 ratings)
Tags: Geoff Baker Mariners baseball Seattle Times blog spring training
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