 | Oxford 2005 - Trinity College Matriculation The matriculation ceremony for students from Trinity College at the University of Oxford. Scenes from the day and a short excerpt of the address in the Sheldonian theater. |
 | Hanako at Open Mic Night - Trinity College Oxford Hanako at Open Mic Night - Trinity College Oxford She played 3 little piano pieces. This video shows the end of piece 2 and all of piece 3 |
 | Blades Dinner Trinity College Oxford June 14, 2007 Blades Dinner for the 2nd VIIIs |
 | TCBC Belfast Training Camp Trinity College Boat Club, Oxford, hits Belfast to do some rowing in sexy leopard print lycra! Easter 2008. |
 | IRAQ: Patrick Cockburn Interview Tao Ruspoli interviews Patrick Cockburn. Patrick Cockburn (pronounced kōbɜːn) (born March 5, 1951) is an Irish journalist who has been a Middle East correspondent since 1979 for the Financial Times and the Independent . Among the most experienced commentators on Iraq, he was one of the few journalists to remain in Baghdad during the first Gulf War. He is based in Jerusalem as a correspondent for the Independent, and has been filing reports on the war in Iraq. He has consistently displayed a pessimistic outlook for Iraq's future and considers the 2003 invasion of Iraq and its aftermath as a catastophic failure. Cockburn was born in Scotland and grew up in County Cork, Ireland. His father was the well-known socialist author and journalist Claud Cockburn. He was educated at Glenalmond College, Perthshire, and Trinity College, Oxford. Cockburn married Janet Montefiore, daughter of Rt Rev Hugh William Montefiore, and has two children, Henry Claud and Alexander. He has two brothers, Alexander Cockburn and Andrew Cockburn who are also journalists. His most recent book, following award-winning reporting from Iraq, is "The Occupation" published by Verso Books. Mixing first hand accounts with reporting, Cockburn's book is critical of the invasion as well as the Salafi fundamentalists who comprise much of the resistance. Cockburn's memoir is The Broken Boy, a memoir of his childhood in 1950s Ireland when he caught and survived polio. His previous books include Out of the Ashes: The Resurrection of Saddam Hussein, written with Andrew Cockburn. Tao Ruspoli is a filmmaker and photographer. You can see his work at www.ruspoli.com |
 | Die Enthüllung des einflussreichsten der gesamten Menschheit Michael H. Hart, amerekanischer Historiker & Astrophysiker "Meine Wahl, dass ER die Liste von den einflussreichsten Personen auf der Welt führt, könnte einige Leser überraschen, und andere könnten sie in Frage stellen. Aber er war die einzige Person in der Geschichte, die höchst einflussreich auf der religiösen, wie auch auf der weltlichen Ebene war." "Die 100: Eine Rangordnung von den einflussreichsten Personen in der Geschichte", New York:Hart Verlag 1978, Seite 33. George Bernard Shaw, irischer Dramatiker, Satiriker und Musikkritiker. sagte. "Er müsste der Retter der Menschheit genannt werden. Ich glaube, wenn ein Mann wie er die Diktatur der modernen Welt übernehmen sollte, würde er erfolgreich die Probleme der Welt so lösen, dass er der Welt Freude und Frieden bringen würde." (Der richtige Islam, Singapur, Vol.1 Nr.8, 1936) Alphonse de Lamartine (1790-1869) Französischer Dichter und Staatsmann. "Philosoph, Redner, Apostel, Gesetzgeber, Krieger, Eroberer von Ideen ,Wiederhersteller von rationalen Dogmen, von einem Kult ohne Bildnis, der Begründer von zwanzig erdlichen Reichen und von einem geistlichen Reich, das ist ER. In Bezug auf alle Normen, mit deren Hilfe menschliche Grösse gemessen werden kann, sollte man sich fragen, ob es irgend jemand gibt, der größer sei?" die Geschichte der Türkei, Paris, 1854, Vol 2 Seite 276-277. Reverend Bosworth Smith (1794-1884) Late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. „Er war Cäsar und Papst in einem; aber er war Papst ohne die Ansprüche des Papstes und Cäsar ohne die Legionen Cäsars: ohne eine Steharmee, ohne Leibwächter, ohne einen Palast, ohne eine befestigte Finanzverwaltung. Wenn jemals ein Mensch das Recht gehabt hatte zu sagen, er sei von Gott geschickt worden, dann war ER es (..)" [Mohammed and Mohammedanism, London, 1874, p. 235]Reverend Bosworth Smith (1794-1884) Late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. |
 | Hanako and Eugene - Back for Good A Tribute to Evan (TCBC) and Ed from Trinity College, Oxford by Hanako and Eugene. June 2007. For posterity it was filmed all over College including: Stanley Road, Gym, Gardens, Squash Court, Tower Roof and Alastair's Office. High Quality downloadable version is at: http://www.trinity.ox.ac.uk/it/video |
 | Squash TCD Vs Oxford Trinity College Dublin's Roland Budd takes on Oxford number 1 |
 | Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights This is what happens when you decide not to go to the bridge on a Tuesday night in Oxford. |
 | TCBC - Back for Good Trinity College Boat Club First Torpid 2007 and their rendition of Take That's Back for Good |
 | Hayley Sim and Peta Trinity 2006-2008 |
 | Dr. Raymond Damadian MD - MRI First Patent in the Field of MRI In 1970, Raymond Damadian, a medical doctor and research scientist, discovered the basis for using magnetic resonance imaging as a tool for medical diagnosis. He found that different kinds of animal tissue emit response signals that vary in length, and that cancerous tissue emits response signals that last much longer than non cancerous tissue. MORE: The Tyrants and Control of the Mind - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cg7jcfoVkbI Dr. Dean Kenyon, another victum of the tyrants - http://www.leaderu.com/real/ri9401/scopes.html Dean H. Kenyon is Professor Emeritus of Biology at San Francisco State University. He received his Ph.D. in Biophysics from Stanford University. He was a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in Chemical Biodynamics at the University of California at Berkeley, a Research Associate at NASA-Ames Research Center, and a Visiting Scholar at Trinity College, Oxford University. Prof. Kenyon coauthored Biochemical Predestination which is one of the leading monographs on the origin of life, and Of Pandas and People: The Central Question of Biological Origins. He contributed chapters to the Festschrift volumes for origin-of-life researchers A. I. Oparin and Sidney W. Fox, and has published papers on chemical evolution, protocell models, and the RNA-world hypothesis. Dr. Kenyon's current research interests focus on linguistic, statistical, and visual imaging analysis of coding and non-coding DNA sequences. Brothers and sisters in Christ, my son's ministry at http://www.warneveryonestudios.com has been featured on the front page of stick.com and the more members that watch the higher up the programs go on the list. He has been visited twice by moderators because of complaints so please tell others and support him. |
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