 | Have Dreams, Will Travel 1/8 Cayden Boyd as Benjamin "Ben" Reynolds AnnaSophia Robb as Cassie Kennington Lara Flynn Boyle as Mrs. Reynolds Matthew Modine as Mr. Reynolds Heather Graham as Cassie's aunt Dylan McDermott as Cassie's uncle Val Kilmer as Henderson Johnny Cotugno as plumber |
 | Anthony Bourdain en Peru. Parte 1 de 5 No Reservations - en Peru con Anthony Bourdain. Uploaded by peruvian Billy Colonia |
 | travel with high heels in highheelcn.com 1/8 Tall wearing high heels, stroll in the mountains Beijing China. |
 | Star Trek: Project Infinity: 2024 - Part 1/8 Part 1/8. In the 24th century, a transporter accident sends Commander Sisko, Dr. Bashir, and Lt. Dax back in time to August 2024. There, Sisko and Bashir find themselves confined to a San Francisco sanctuary district, an area set aside for homeless people. Unfortunately, they have arrived in the middle of the Bell Riots, a watershed event of the 21st century. |
 | The Seven Wonders of the Muslim World (Part 1/8) A series of intimate, 10-minute portraits, explores the lives and beliefs of six young people whose usual places of worship are beautiful and historic mosques across the Muslim world. The films accompany them as they leave their homes and families, follow them as they travel to Saudi Arabia, and share their responses to the culmination of their journey of a lifetime -- the pilgrimage to Mecca, where the prophet Muhammed was born. Within decades of the death of Muhammed, Islam spread fast and its history can be traced through the flowering of exquisite Muslim architecture. Over the next few hundred years, fabulous mosques from Spain to Iran, and from Turkey to Mali formed a focus of Muslim life, as they continue to do today. The Seven Wonders of the Muslim World starts its journey at six of these locations and completes it at the mosque towards which all practising Muslims turn when they pray. The seven wonders 1. The Grand Mosque in Mecca is the largest mosque in the world. At its centre is the Kaaba, a cubic building covered in a gold-embroidered black cloth towards which Muslims turn as they pray. Every year, millions of people perform the Hajj -- the pilgrimage during the 12th month of the Islamic year -- and many others make the pilgrimage at other times of year, which is called the Umrah. 2. The Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, Islam's third holiest city is situated next to the Dome of the Rock. This iconic golden dome can be seen from all over Jerusalem. Al-Aqsa, dates from the late 7th century, making it one of the oldest mosques in the world. 3. The Alhambra in Granada, Spain, which dates from the 13th century, was designed by Muslim architects and built by the Muslim rulers of El Andaluz, or Andalucia. It was inspired by Qur'anic descriptions of paradise as an oasis, with trees, fountains and buildings. 4. The Blue Mosque in Istanbul, lined with blue tiles and reflecting the Byzantine church architecture of 400 years ago, expresses the sumptuousness of the Ottoman Empire and represents the zenith of Muslim architecture. 5. The Great Mosque of Djenne in Mali is the tallest mud-built mosque in the world. Its thick walls and many roof supports make it dark and simple inside. Every Friday, people in this huge but poor country come into the city to pray here. 6. The Imam Mosque in Esfahan, Iran, is magnificent in its design and decoration. Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, it was a stunning statement of Persian imperial power, and incorporates a pool, colleges and communal space, as well as the mosque itself. 7. The Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, Pakistan was built in 1673 and is a wonderful example of Mughal architecture. The building's openness is in line with the Islam of the Indian subcontinent, which has traditionally been accommodating to all sects. |
 | 5-1/8" WOTAN B130ST TABLE TYPE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL, #1 5-1/8" WOTAN B130ST TABLE TYPE HORIZONTAL BORING MILL SN: 42112 YEAR: 1986 HEADSTOCK Spindle dia.: 5-1/8" Spindle - Taper: #50 Spindle travel: 34-5/8" Longitudinal Travel: 63" Headstock vertical travel: 63" Spindle speeds: 2.5 - 1000 rpm Numbers of speeds: 33 FEEDS Feeds range: .001 - .5 rev/inch Rapid traverse Spindle,Headstock and Table- 112 in/min TABLE Range of Rotating: 360 deg. Table Size: 60" X 67" Cross Travel: 86" Longitudinal Travel: 63" Max. Load 17600 lbs. EQUIPPED WITH: - ACCURITE D.R.O. - FACING HEAD - TOOLINGS - EXTENDING YELLOW DEVICE TO MACHINE BIGGER PIECE |
 | Losing Gemma (1/8) The holiday of a lifetime becomes the journey from hell for two young women in Losing Gemma, a suspense packed drama based on the best selling book by Katy Gardner. Unlikely travel partners Esther and Gemma are thrown together when their mutual friend has an accident on the eve of their trip. Adventurous loner Esther hopes to part company once in India, but needy Gemma is terrified of travelling alone. Gemma is befriended by an exotic couple and persuades a reluctant Esther to join them on their travels. Events spiral out of control when Gemma disappears and Esther is accused of murder. |
 | The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time - Speedrun (1/8) Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6duyAJGjk30 - The Game - The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time is the final installment of the Journeyman Project trilogy, being the sequel to The Journeyman Project and The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time. It is a first-person, photo-realistic, pre-rendered computer adventure game developed by Presto Studios and was published by Red Orb Entertainment in 1998 for Windows 95/98 and Mac OS. This game uses an early 360° pre-rendered 3D CGI interaction system (smiliar to Quicktime VR) which would later be used by the same company in Myst III: Exile. Originally released on 4 CD-ROMs, (as Buried in Time and Pegasus Prime had been), Legacy of Time was also later released in August 1998 on a DVD-ROM with higher-quality, MPEG-2 movies and animations due to the additional space the new media type allowed. The game also thankfully revamped the interface, enlarging the environment viewing area, doing away with the "BioChip" system, and also simplifying the inventory system. Unlike in the previous games, it is now impossible to die, and it is also impossible to become stuck somewhere and unable to complete the game without loading/restarting. The puzzles are logical and not overly difficult. For gamers who have played both previous titles, the way the entire trilogy comes together and makes an even larger story as a whole, is impressive and very satisfying. The amount of depth and research put into recreating the time periods is commendable in its detail. - The Video - Unlike my other Journeyman videos this video is almost more of a combination walkthrough/speedrun since I actually didn't skip a lot of stuff that actually CAN be skipped in this game. Almost everything in this game can be skipped including all dialog, cinematics, FMV, and the animated walking. While I have skipped a considerable amount of stuff, I know a lot of people watch these because they haven't had the chance to play the games, so I haven't left in everything that I felt is important to the "core story" (including all the MAIN cinematics). Skipping EVERYTHING I imagine this could probably easily be beaten in a third or less the time it took me for this "run". I should also note that there are really no shortcuts to this game to make it faster to beat aside for skipping stuff. - The Story - Despite Agent 5's success in the previous game, time travel technology is deemed unsafe and the TSA is forced to close down. However, Agent 3, the culprit from Buried in Time causes a temporal rip and Gage must travel back in time to find her. After doing so, he learns that a mysterious alien fleet has appeared in Symbiotry space and is heading towards Earth, looking for an ancient alien relic known as the Legacy of Time. Joining once again with his AI buddy Arthur, he must track down the pieces of the Legacy in the mythical cities of Atlantis, Shangri La, and El Dorado. |
 | IRELAND 2007 1/8 Motorcycle travel across Ireland in motorbike. Matteo De Toni & Sabrina Zugno (KTM 950 adventure s) Claudio Cuoghi (HONDA Transalp 650) ITALIA |
 | Friends of Kim - Documentary 1/8 North Korea is the country many love to hate. Declared as a nation on the axis of evil by George W. Bush but embraced by an international delegation of friends: the Korean Friendship Association.They set out for a march through North Korea. Its aim: to show solidarity with the regime and the North Korean people. The authorities even allowed some US citizens in and an American journalist from ABC. This 'International March for Korea's Peace and Reunification' is organised by the KFA, the Korean Friendship Association; a worldwide group of supporters of North Korea. Its leader is a 29 year old Spanish citizen, Alejandro Cao de Benos de Les y Perez. Originating from an aristocratic family he heads an organization with mainly young members who are fed up with the consumerism of the Western world. In 12 days the 22 participants of the march travel through a country full of monuments, propaganda and poverty. Friends of Kim is a film about idealism, trust and crime. What begins as a magical mystery tour ends in a road to claustrophobia. Order DVD : http://www.friendsofkim.com/orderdvd.htm |
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