 | Tabor Hill East Expedition It was 12th April 2008. Tabor Hill, Melawati, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Me, jai and jebat went up to the hill for the second time. We took camera along just to record our light moment on the way up. The hill is famous among the old, young, boys, girls, locals, foreigners, beginners and experts alike for practicing in particular for the preparation of climbing other mountains in Malaysia. Long and winding path lead us to the top and sometimes the pain to our knees were unbearable. Among the famous landmarks we can see on the peak are the Klang Gate dam, IIUM, and the Kuala Lumpur city itself. We were unfortunate for not being able to see Genting Highlands as the clouds shrouded our view from seeing it altogether. Nevertheless, it was a very enjoyable trip indeed. Have a look :) |
 | East Buttress Expedition 2007 The East Side clan tackles the East Buttress.. much suffering but CJ brings the Club. |
 | East Whiteland Expedition Lights we installed |
 | Lessons from Past Western Incursions in the Middle East Juan Cole discusses his new book, Napoleon's Egypt: Invading the Middle East and the relevance and lessons of Napoleon's expedition in Egypt to the current American occupation of Iraq. New America Foundation/American Strategy Program Director Steve Clemons offers comments and moderates the discussion. Juan Cole is a professor of Middle Eastern and South Asian history at the University of Michigan, the President of the Global Americana Institute, and the publisher of Informed Comment, a blog that specializes in providing translations and commentary on the modern Middle East. |
 | S.A.E.S. Raft Expedition on Lady Bird Lake Jana and Joseph watch the scenery go by during the latest S.A.E.S expedition on Lady Bird Lake in east Austin |
 | elbrus expedition 2006 Mount Elbrus, 5642m. The West Summit, the highest point of this twin-summited, massive, glaciated volcanic dome, is also the highest point in Europe. Asia and the border of Russia with Georgia lies along the main ridge of the Caucasus about 10km south of the summit. The East Summit, 5621m, lies about 1500m to the east and is separated from West Summit by The Saddle, 5416m, an icy and windswept broad gap |
 | Collecting Meteorites in Antarctica Google TechTalks January 26, 2006 Dr. Monika Kress Dr. Kress was a member of the ANSMET 2003-04 Expedition. (ANSMET = Antarctic search for meteorites) http://geology.cwru.edu/~ansmet/ ABSTRACT Every year since the late 70's the US National Science Foundation has supported a team of space scientists to search for meteorites in Antarctica. Why Antarctica? The polar desert environment best preserves these precious samples of other worlds, which include shattered planetesimals, fragments of asteroids, and even rocks from the Moon and Mars. In this talk, I will discuss the scientific importance of meteorites, and the methods used to recover them from the East Antarctic Ice Sheet. |
 | Expedition Everest POV Animal Kingdom, Walt Disney World Filmed in January 2007 by Dainan Rafferty |
 | Expedição Groenlândia :: Greenland Expedition Em Junho de 2004 Marcelo Abrusio realizou a expedição Groenlândia, visitando a inexplorada e esquecida costa leste. Fiquei em Kulusuk, uma aldeia Inuit (esquimó) que sobrevive de pesca e caça. Lá pude ver como esse povo sobrevive às duras condições do ártico. [English] On June 2004 Marcelo Abrusio went to a solo expedition to Greenland. Visiting the unexplored and forgotten east coast. My base camp was on Kulusuk, an Inuit village that survives on hunt and fishing. I've learned few artic millenary survival techniques from this people. |
 | Trabant Overland Expedition Short clip from prepared documentary about expedition to forgotten lands of Central Asia Big journey of small car - alias Trabant go east. Trans National Trabant 2007 www.transtrabant.cz |
 | BSES East Greenland 2006 A video from photos taken during the Greenland Expedition |
 | The Wadi Rum Expedition www.faclimbingfilms.com |
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