A video on the new addition to Disney's Pirates Online, Privateering.

WATCh IN HIGH QUALITY!

Something on Pirates Online.

Captain Kidd thought he would be received as a privateering hero upon returning to port, but he turned out to be the most wanted pirate in the British Empire. Shipwreck! Captain Kidd : TUE NOVEMBER 18 9P et/pt : http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/expedition-week/3984/Overview/?source=4003

Enjoy, its Privateering in the game XD its sweet and awesome! PVP ship battles

Lynx is an interpretation of an actual privateer named Lynx built by Thomas Kemp in 1812 in Fell's Point, Maryland. She was among the first ships to defend American freedom by evading the British naval fleet then blockading American ports and serving in the important privateering efforts. And Onshore fires Salutes ...

Book trailer for THE PRIVATEER coming in April 2009 from Awe-Struck Books. Find out more at www.daniellethorne.jimdo.com

Friendly 500 pt game of Caster Assassination on a Sunday afternoon. And, a game of 'Jack Caster vs. Infantry Caster. Both armies are fully painted and looking good.

This is a collection of still photos from various games of Warmachiine and Hordes

An Interview with Captain Gary of The Pirate Ship Royaliste

Quick walk-through of the special effects, set design and animatronics of Privateer Productions' Third Annual Halloween Party and Showcase www.privateerproduction.info privateerprod@aol.com

Toga Party Madness

In mid game I took out my camera and began filming as we played a friendly game of Horde/Machine. Rich, one of the co-owners of The Gaming Experience, was playing Mercs: Tom, who you may have seen in a couple battle reports, was playing Protectorate: And, I was playing with my Circle. This is not a battle report...

a fun game with tomatoes!

Red Tartan Privateers Part 2. Also take a look at our site: http://www.redtartanprivateers.tk/

Me playing Zagh's The Privateer on Oni. I need to practice on my jackhammers. But this was played right after my One More Lovely video, so I was a little tired and uncontrolled with the timing. I'll have to A/AA this sometime soon. This video goes out to Andrew (Joker), since I can pass this too. =P

Group C Group C was a category of auto racing, introduced into sports car racing by the FIA in 1982, along with Group A for touring cars and Group B for rally cars. It was intended to replace both Group 5 (closed top touring prototypes like Porsche 935) and Group 6 (open-top sportscar prototypes like Porsche 936). Group C was used in the World Sportscar Championship and other sports car racing around the globe. The final year for this class came in 1993. The roots of the GTP category lie in both FIA Group 6and particularly in the GTP category introduced by the ACO at Le Mans in the mid-1970s. GTP was a class for roofed prototypes with certain dimensional restrictions, but instead of the more usual limits on engine capacity, it placed limits on fuel consumption — the "C" could also be interpreted as "consumption", since the FIA created a formula limiting the amount of fuel a car could use during the race, instead of limiting minimum weight and maximum displacement. The FIA hoped this would prevent manufacturers from concentrating solely on engine development; in the 1970s, a few manufacturers (especially Porsche and Lancia) had dominated sports car racing by simply increasing turbocharger boost pressures, especially in qualifying trim — the 3.2 L Porsche 935 was capable of more than 800 hp. While the consumption requirement meant that cars needed to conserve fuel early in the race, manufacturer support for the new regulations grew steadily with each make adding to the diversity of the series. With the new rules, it was theoretically possible for small normally aspirated engines to compete with large forced induction engines. In addition, most races ran for either 500 or 1000 km — usually lasting more than three or six hours, respectively — so it was possible to emphasize the "endurance" aspect of the competition as well. Ford's C100 and Porsche's 956 were the first constructors to join the series. The traditional turbocharged boxer engine in the 956 was already tested in the 1981 version of the Group 6 936. Eventually, several other makes joined the series, including Lancia, Jaguar, Mercedes, Nissan, Toyota, Mazda and Aston Martin. Many of these also took part in the IMSA championship, as its GTP class had similar regulations. As costs increased, a C2 class (originally named C Junior) was created for privateer teams and small manufacturers, with further limits to fuel consumption. Although it was originally expected that C Junior cars would use two-litre normally aspirated engines, in practice most cars used either the 3.5l BMW M1 engine or the new 3.3l Cosworth DFL, but, like in the main class, a variety of solutions was employed by each individual manufacturer. Alba with a small, lightweight turbo, Tiga, Spice and Ecurie Ecosse with Austin-Rover and later Cosworth-powered cars were among the most competitive in this class. Rise and fall By 1989, the Group C series popularity was nearly as great as Formula One. When C1 cars were found to be breaking over the 240 miles per hour mark at Le Mans' Mulsanne Straight — the WM Peugeot recorded the highest at 254 mph (over 400 km/h) — the FIA revolutionized the class by attempting to turn it into a formula series to replace the C2 category (after they proved to be unreliable at endurance races). The new formula restricted the performance of cars built to the original rules (such as the Porsche 962 used by many privateers) and benefitted teams using F1-sourced 3.5 L engines — these latter teams being effectively the large manufacturers alone, as the new formula cars were more expensive than the C1 cars. What followed was the quick downfall of Group C, as Ford, Mercedes and Peugeot elected to either concentrate on or move to F1 directly, while F1 engines were unaffordable for privateer teams like Spice and ADA. A lack of entries meant the 1993 Sportscar World Championship was cancelled before the start of the first race; however, because the Le Mans 24 hour race had became a non-championship race the previous year, the ACO still allowed the Group C cars to compete (albeit with restrictions). Nevertheless, the race still witnessed protests against the new state of affairs, as spectators placed cloth banners in fences expressing their feelings.

Robbie singing with blackhawk

The last few verses of me singing Barrett's Privateers while cycling. I think I'm pretty funny.

Liverpool Nova Scotia.my freinds

The opening minutes of the presntation trailer for the pilot, "The Privateers." Made on a shoestring in 1999, starring Karl Urban and Walter Koenig. Visit: http://dragoncor.com/privateers.htm for info on the upcoming feature.

Barret's Privateers

World's fastest Indian on Two Wheels.... Winner of Race 1 & Race 2 of UCAL Rolon National road racing championship Super Bikes held at Kari Motor Speedway in Chettipalayam, Coimbatore, India on 7th & 8th June 2008. Winner of Race 1 & Race 2 of JK Tyre National Racing Championship Super Bikes held at Sriperambatur, Chennai, India on 9th & 10th February 2008. Award for Best Privateer Maintenance Team for year 2007 FIM Asian GP championship more... First Privateer standing in 11th position for the year 2007 FIM Asian GP championship. One of the top 10 riders in Asia to represent the FIM Asian GP Fan's Club. for more info log onto www.diliprogger.com

Me playing the guitar. 2007

3/5/96 - Tyrone Garris beats the buzzer as the top seeded Privateers defeat Derek Fisher and the second seeded Arkansas-Little Rock Trojans in the 1996 Sun Belt Championship game.