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The Cover Girls - Promise Me
The video shoot for "Promise Me" was awesome, the beautiful Viscaya museum in Miami. This was the first time anyone told me I had a great walk. Once again they dressed me in white and made the video outdoors to work my eyes. They also put my hair up feeling at this point it was a trademark for me. I never said anything, but I was so self conscience about my ears. I felt they were huge and stuck out. They asked me to trust them so I did, and it worked out great. The scene where we're running, you'll notice I'm not wearing a hat, well, it was too big for my little head. They had to improvise and took my gloves off and and used them to tie up my hair, Bam! another fierce creation. Promise Me was when I became 21 it was a very memorable time for me.
Hope you enjoy the video.
Love & Blessings,
Angel (The Original CoverGirl)
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Offloading Mike Gibb's beautifully restored Jagdpanther at Bovington Tank Museum in preparation for Tankfest 2006
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A video of an alleged ghost sighting recorded in the Valentown Museum in Victor, New York.
See the websites wnyparanormal.org and supernaturalparanormal.com for further details of the rather heated controversy surrounding this footage.
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Save the International Cryptozoology Museum: http://www.cryptozoologymuseum.com
Tom Biscardi's appearance on Fox News, August 13th, 2008, 10:45 EST to discuss the Georgia Gorilla.
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Round2 Fukuoka(3 days n 2 nights):Nokoshima Island(hanami) ,Daizaifu Shrine,Kyushu National Museum,Marinoa city,Bayside Hakata Futoh,Hakata Canal City,Fukuoka Tower,Fukuoka Dome,Fukuoka Castle Ruin(cherry blossom viewing),Uminonakamichi Seaside Park,Marine world...dll
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Video courtesy:Inland Seas Maritime Museum The launch of the Edmund Fitzgerald carrier vessel, as filmed by its crew.
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Assyrian siege machines are explored in interviews with Julian Reade of the British Museum, among other experts.
Then a visit to the site with Profs. Brian Rose and Ernst Pernicka of the Project Troia, discussing horse and archeology.
Nice computer re-creations of the horse and Troy
Dr. Louis Rawlings of Cardiff University discusses the Mykonos vase, and then some speculations on horse trading at Troy.
Dr. Michael Whitby of Warwick University examines the religious incentives the Trojans would have for a large horse offering.
equo ne credite, Teucri.
quidquid id est, timeo Danaos et dona ferentes.
Aeneis - Homer's Iliad - Odysseus (Οδυσσεύς) - Agamemnon (Αγαμέμνων) - Τροία, Troía, Troia
By destiny compell'd, and in despair,
The Greeks grew weary of the tedious war,
And by Minerva's aid a fabric rear'd,
Which like a steed of monstrous height appear'd:
The sides were plank'd with pine; they feign'd it made
For their return, and this the vow they paid.
Thus they pretend, but in the hollow side
Selected numbers of their soldiers hide:
With inward arms the dire machine they load,
And iron bowels stuff the dark abode.
[...]
Laocoon, follow'd by a num'rous crowd,
Ran from the fort, and cried, from far, aloud:
'O wretched countrymen! What fury reigns?
What more than madness has possess'd your brains?
Think you the Grecians from your coasts are gone?
And are Ulysses' arts no better known?
This hollow fabric either must inclose,
Within its blind recess, our secret foes;
Or 't is an engine rais'd above the town,
T' o'erlook the walls, and then to batter down.
Somewhat is sure design'd, by fraud or force:
Trust not their presents, nor admit the horse.'
(Virgil's Aeneid, translation by John Dryden)
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Posted by the Museum of Idolatry at http://www.alittleleaven.com
Television debate between John MacArthur and Doug Pagitt on Christians and Yoga.
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Artifact #7: Dragonbone Cuirass (Museum Artifact)
Really strong heavy armour cuirass w/ a 100% resist fire effect. Southwest of Ebonheart.
Very difficult to get to, very heavily guarded. You'll need:
A LOT OF HEALTH
A LOT OF WATER BREATHING POTIONS/SPELLS
A decent weapon (for a how-to, see ice blade video)
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The Museum of Media History ha creado un video tipo documental cuyo tema es la "La Evolución de Internet desde 1989 hasta el 2015″, dónde se muestra la total dominación de Google sobre empresas como Microsoft, periódicos como The NewYork Times.
Me pareció muy interesante el video, ya que muestra parte de la realidad en la que estamos viviendo, dónde Google se encuentra como el gigante en Internet, proveyendo información, publicidad, dinero a usuarios; comprando empresas y elevando su nivel tecnológico sobre otras empresas ya plantadas y con años de experiencia. ¿Será que Google quiera dominar el mundo de la información en Internet? ¿Hasta dónde llegará la tecnología implementada por Google enfocada a los usuarios finales?
El video traducido se los muestro a continuación, lo encontré gracias al El Blog de Lolo Morales, y creo que lo deben de ver y dejar su opinión.
Si quieren ver el video con mejor calidad, pueden ir a la página oficial y ver la versión original y actualizada:
Epic 2015 Updated Version (Está en Flash, no pesa tanto, vale la pena esperar aunque sea un poco)
Aquí les dejo la historia de la que habla el video, igualmente tomada de El Blog de Lolo Morales. Dividí la traducción en páginas, hasta abajo podrán ver los links a ellas, apareceran como 1, 2, 3, etc.
Introducción:
En el año 2014 la gente tiene acceso a una dimensión de la información inimaginable hasta entonces.
Todo el mundo contribuye de alguna forma...
Todo el mundo participa para crear un medio de comunicación dinámico. Sin embargo, la Prensa, tal como la conoces, ha dejado de existir. La fortuna del Cuarto Poder ha decaído. Las organizaciones de noticias del siglo XX son agua pasada, un vestigio de un pasado no muy lejano.
El camino a 2014 empezó a finales del siglo XX.
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Charlie's part of the panel discussion with the cast of Undeclared at the Museum of Television and Radio. Notice in the final clip how Charlie and Jason Segal end up wearing each other's jackets after their bathroom buddy break.
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