 | St Mark's Basilica - Venice - Italy St Mark's Basilica (Italian: Basilica di San Marco in Venezia) Venice. |
 | Basilica de San Pedro en Roma - -catolico -catolicos - cat Una mirada a la basilica de San Pedro - catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico- catolico -catolicos - católico |
 | Basilica of Guadalupe The most visited Christian shrine in the world. 20 million people a year visit this sanctuary. |
 | Vatican City, Italy - Sistenth Chapel, St Peter's Basilica Beautiful! A sight to behold. |
 | Widor Toccata at Cathedral Basilica in Newark Frederick Hohman plays the popular Toccata from the Fifth Organ Symphony in F, Op 42 #1, by Charles-Marie Widor on the Schantz pipe organ at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, New Jersey USA This performance of Widor's Toccata from the Fifth Organ Symphony is found on the CD recording from PRO ORGANO entitled "A Couple of French Fifths" - Pro Organo CD 7021. This recording contains the complete Widor's Fifth Symphony as well as the complete Fifth Organ Symphony of Louis Vierne. To access details, link to http://www.zarex.com/bin and enter 7021 in the Search Box. The complete 30-minute Midnight Pipes video is also available from http://www.zarex.com.bin . To access details on this video, enter 9018 in the Search Box. The organ at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart was originally built and installed in the 1950s by the Schantz Organ Company of Orrville, Ohio http://www.schantzorgan.com/ . In 1989, renovations were made, which included a new 4-manual console located in the Chancel of the Cathedral, which is seen in this video. Frederick Hohman was engaged as a featured organist in the dedication program of this organ in 1990, when he appeared with orchestra in Jongen's Symphonie Concertante before a capacity audience. Frederick Hohman's website is: http://www.frederickhohman.net |
 | Basilica of St. Paul's Outside the Walls, Rome Italy The Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls (Basilica di San Paolo fuori le Mura) is one of the major basilicas of Rome, Italy. Originally founded by Emperor Constantine in the 4th century, the Basilica di San Paolo is the burial place of Saint Paul the Apostle. It features a fascinating array of historical, religious and artistic sights to explore. |
 | " Basilica " Steampunk Stirling Hot Air Engine stirling hot air engine. more info http://stirling.devink.net Engine no 9, 'Basilica' After the challenge to build a double hot air engine I started to build a model with four hot air engines. The result is no 9. It has 4 displacer bodies and 2 double working power cylinders. The lower part of each power cylinder is used for the left displacer and the upper part is used for the right displacer. The right and left displacer in the front of the engine have been aligned 180 degrees in relation to each other by means of a balance arm. This balance arm is displaced via a rod by a crank which is shifted 90 degrees in relation to the power piston eccentric. The power eccentrics at the front and back have been set at 90 degrees to each other. This creates an even load on the four hot air engines working at 90 degrees. The result is a hot air engine that runs quietly. In spite of the friction of the bearings of the power eccentrics and the heavy bronze flywheel of approximately 3.5 kg the engine is still able to run the flywheel very slowly. It required great attention to detail to run this big engine on tea-warmers because there are quite a number of friction points. This engine was also built of materials found at the scrap yard. In addition I used more brass and bronze to achieve a good cooling system so that the engine could run for eight hours on only 4 tea-warmers during an exhibition day. The engine and the cooling plates are made of segments from a big bronze flange. I have paid great attention to the design to create a beautiful and compact engine with its centrally located flywheel. This engine is called 'Basilica' because of its robust appearance and its raised middle part, which suggests the nave of a church. |
 | N93 Video of Basilica Block Party Tool the N93 to Minnesota and used it to capture some moments from the trip. Try doing this with a RAZR. Yeah right, LOL |
 | St Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Rome, Italy St Peter's from crypt to dome segment of "Gondola With the Wind", a free Intrepid Berkeley Explorer video that begins in Italy with Rome, Pisa, Florence, and Venice, followed by Vienna, glorious Prague, Poland (including Warsaw & Auschwitz), Ukraine, and Budapest (Hungary). To enjoy all of this film, plus over 30 more free, non-commercial, streaming travel videos from every continent, and still pictures, click on intrepberkexplorer above, and then the website link under my profile, or ask a search engine for: Intrepid Berkeley Explorer |
 | Basilica of Nossa Senhora Aparecida - Brazil (1 of 3) Nossa Senhora Aparecida Basilica -- The Basilica of Nossa Senhora Aparecida the Patron Saint of Brazil. This vídeo is about the National Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora Aparecida in São Paulo -- Brazil -- the bigest basílica in latin America . This footage was taken on the National Holiday of Nossa Senhora Aparecida. Beautiful sunny day images. Footage avaliable -- images by Abaete Palma -- planetacriativo@yahoo.com |
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