Blue print performed by badly Preserved @ The Zeeuwse Popprijzen 17-01-2004.. + Informações

Live recording Cover song: This Time - Life of Agony Performed at Rock Around the Bridge festival 2004 by "Badly Preserved". + Informações

Bend or Break performed by Badly Preserved @ Midgard.. + Informações

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Song by: Badly Preserved- Adjust Footage: Final Fantasy Advent Children & Last Order. + Informações

This is a 1996 documentary on Singapore's indie alternative music scene. It's the full monty, from rock ballads, punk / metal to experimental music. Still relevant today, the film serves to highlight the dilemma of local talent being massively understated by their local population, in favor of foreign commercial music acts. Recognized anyone in the video? This video is sadly low in quality and out of sync, because the digitized S-VHS tape was badly preserved (eg fungus on tape). As such, I was contemplating on sharing this, but figured it could be worth something to someone. The production team consisted of Rachel, Greg, Isaiah and me, and it was produced under our Mass Communication program at Ngee Ann Polytechnic. If you want a blast from the past, check out our early web site about the Singapore alternative music scene at substitute.com. No updates since 1997, maintained as a digital artifact for all to see. Rachel, Greg, Isaiah, Kevin Production: Rachel (Sihui) Production: Gregory Tan Production: Isaiah Tan Production: Kevin Lim. + Informações

From www.lejlamgarrija.com Another clip this time way back from 1990. A small castle built between the rural village of Mgarr and the Gnejna beach, called Zamitellu, acting as a watch tower, is the center piece of a legend kept alive for generations in Mgarr. This childrens' play illustrates the story and also reveals typical Maltese folklore such as the serenade and the traditional wedding gifts and other traditions. From a video by Photo Bruno, Msida. Unfortunately only a badly preserved second generation copy was available for the transfer to Youtube. Being longer then 10 minutes, the play will be posted in two parts. Thanks to Richard from VideoPower who donated the SVHS deck used for the video transfer. + Informações

A brief look at two small market towns in Baden Württemberg. Music as ever by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com. + Informações

NO1 Life of Agony tribute band from Oostburg. + Informações

This is the Tea Clipper Cutty Sark in its dry dock at Greenwich London, it is the oldest Tea Clipper still preserved. Cutty Sark's name derives from the famous poem, "Tam O' Shanter" by Robert Burns. A 'cutty sark'?is a very old fashioned scottish name for a short nightdress. On the Morning of 21st May 2007 while undergoing preservation the Cutty Sark caught fire and was badly damaged they manged to save the iron structure and as of now it is still in the process of being rebuilt of what is left luckily most of the timbers and contents had been removed before this tragic event occured, hopefully one day it will be open again to the public.. + Informações

French and Saunders read (and barely get through) a poorly translated Hungarian interview with Madonna, allegedly re-retranslated for USA Today. Originally aired on BBC2's French and Saunders show.. + Informações

Free learning from the Open University www.open.ac.uk --- A Dig Hungate Update Film, with field archaeologists working on the excavation of an exploratory deep trench in Block H2. One of an ongoing set of videoblog updates from the Hungate site at York. (Part 9 of 13) --- Study 'Archaeology: the science of investigation' wth the OU www3.open.ac.uk Explore qualifications in History with the OU www3.open.ac.uk ---. + Informações

Link for more: video.nationalgeographic.com May 10, 2012?Researchers have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved Maya mural and calendar markings that add perspective on Maya thinking. National Geographic Society grantee William Saturno and his team uncovered the artwork in what was either a home or workplace abandoned hundreds of years ago. The findings are published in the May 11 issue of the journal Science and the June edition of National Geographic magazine. Deep in the rain forest of Guatemala, archaeologist and National Geographic grantee William Saturno has discovered a Mayan art gem. Buried for centuries in the Mayan city of Xultún, where tens of thousands are believed to have lived -- is what may have been a Mayan home or workspace. Inside on the walls: a well-preserved mural and some mysterious astronomical and calendar symbols. The rocks chipped away by Saturno were apparently placed there by the Maya as a common practice to fill in structures that were no longer needed. One wall features a seated king wearing blue feathers-- seen on the far right. And on the far left, you can see one of three male figures wearing uniform mitre-style head dresses. Such a display of a group has not been seen that way before in Mayan art. And a third preserved wall, though badly eroded, is dominated by numerical figures, including columns of numbers representing counting and calendar calculation. Saturno and his team say the symbols reflect a certain world view: that the Maya .... + Informações

www.facebook.com www.ceepackaging.com twitter @ceepackaging www.facebook.com This film shows concrete counter weights being removed from a tower crane in Warsaw. The building is being constructed in ul. Biela?ska close to the Old Town of Warsaw by developer Ghelamco Poland. The building will be called the Senator and offer 25000 sqm of space, including 23600 sqm of office space and retail on the ground floor. There will also be underground parking for 339 cars. Construction started last year and is due to be finished in the summer of 2012. Senator will be constructed on the site of the historic Bank Polski (Polish Bank). It was badly damaged during the Warsaw Insurrection of 1944 and never reconstructed. Ghelamco bought part of the Bank Polski structure in 2006 and intends to preserve and incorporate this into the new development. The new office building will be largely reminiscent of the pre-war bank. Its ground floor will feature glass panels through which the preserved foundations of the historic building will be visible. My channel on you tube : www.youtube.com is one of themost prolific from Poland. I have produced around 1900 original films. My big interest in life is travel and history but I have also placed films on other subjects Please feel free to ask questions in the public area or to comment on things you disagree with. Sometimes there are mistakes because I speak without preparation. If I see the mistakes myself, I make this clear in the text. Please also .... + Informações

Swat: Militants are holding sway in the restive Swat valley of Pakistan and are destroying the heritage of Gandhara Civilisation there. In the absence of proper security arrangements, a historic rock-carved image of Buddha has already been destroyed partially. Situated on the banks of River Swat, anciently known as Svastu, the scenic Valley of Swat was the centre of Buddhist civilisation. In ancient scripts Swat is known as Udhyana meaning garden or park. Historians say Ashoka introduced Buddhism to Swat spreading it to Peshawar, Taxila, and beyond into Afghanistan. However, by seventh and eighth centuries AD, Buddhist Civilisation was losing its influence in this area. Rock carvings and historical sites preserve this part of history in the mountains and plains of Swat. Images and statues of Buddha carved in different forms are permanent record of the material remains of mankind. We reconstruct the history of Buddhism with their help. Now these carvings which you see hundreds of them in Swat, says Director Archeology Departmen, NWFP, Professor Fidaullah Sehrai. Growing militancy during the last one year has emerged as a major threat to these rare sites in the restive valley. Some sites have already been damaged. Jehanabad Buddha is one such complete and inspiring symbol of Gandhara Art. Preserved by nature due to difficult location, this seven meter tall meditating Buddha carved some 20 feet high from the land, survived many attacks since 1994. However, the last one .... + Informações

Here's Part 1 of the 4:30 Eyewitness News with Mary Ann Childers and Tim Weigel. Includes: - Students at Crown Elementary sickened by apparent food poisoning. Reporting live from Saint Anthony's hospital is Jim Avila. Features an update from nurse Lucretia Bankston. Bill Nigut reports from (Saul?) Crown Elementary School (Crown Magnet School) and speaks with district superintendent Dr. Preston Bryant. (Technical Difficulties moment also occurs) - Bertha Coleman and Charles Coleman die in a fire, probably caused by smoking in bed. Their son Robert Coleman is in critical condition. - A semi tractor trailer truck crashed through a guard rail and landed on the Edens expressway at Dundee Road. Kim Peterson reporting, with additional information provided by Northbrook paramedic Milt Lemke. Truck driver Matthew Johnson of Detroit was not badly injured. - Kidnappers from the "Revolutionary Organization of the People" in Colombia vow to kill Texaco executive Kenneth Bishop on March 29th if their demands are not met. - OPEC nations convene to set new base price for oil - Pope John Paul II speaks in Haiti - US military and economic aid for El Salvador expected - President Reagan says there is evidence that Soviets are continuing to build their nuclear arsenal Weather Preview (not the full report) with Dave Eiser Commercial: Jet America - "The Best Buy In The Sky" Commercial: Empire Carpets - featuring a pint-sized Lynn Hauldren (Empire Carpet Man) Commercial: Dominick's Finer Foods .... + Informações

Over weekend 9th and 10th April the Great Central Railway held gala in aid of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway which has suffered badly after two lands slips costing around £1 million to repair and in which has ment closure of most of the line. The gala called Gr8 Escape because the gala was focusing on locomotives with 2-8-0 wheel arrangement and up to 5 and first time 3 8Fs had been together in preservation and a chance to compare a Churward 2-8-0 to a Collect 2-8-0. Three of the locomotives were from the GWSR. The full ine up was: Turkish livery 8F 45160 from GWSR (locomotive's first visit to another preserved railway) GWR 2807 visting from GWSR Small Prairie 5542 from GWSR complete with auto coach LMS Red 8F 8624 visting from PR GWR 3850 on its final weekend before heading back to WSR 8F 48305 from Homfleet 3F 47406 from Homfleet (not featured in this vid) Class 47 D1750 from Homfleet (not featured in this vid) It was great day with sunshining all day. I would to thank GCR and GWSR for orgianising a great gala. Also thanks to jules46443 for the company. Part 2 www.youtube.com. + Informações

Learn how to can strawberries in this free recipe video. Expert: Yama Ploskonka Bio: Yama Ploskonka owned and ran his own farm in Uruguay where he canned and preserved his own fruits and vegetables.. + Informações

To mark the 2011 UNESCO World Day for Audiovisual Heritage on the 27th November. This silent footage is only a small part of a personal collection donated to Film Australia in 2006 and now part of the NFSA FAC Library collection. Donated by Mr Gordon Innes it represents his family's private film history from the mid 1920s to 1930s. The films were presented to the Film Australia Library in a state of critical disintegration. The approximately 10 rolls of 16mm, black and white, mute, footage were badly affected by vinegar syndrome and had shrunk to a state as to be almost unviewable on most standard equipment. A methodical, time consuming and expensive restoration involving repair to the original components and then copying to new film stock was undertaken before telecining to digital tape stock and digitising to file formats could take place. With over two hours of footage now preserved the subject matter reveals the personal memories of an affluent Australian family at play on travels around Australia and the world. At the same time it records some significant events for the nation at a time when film recording was still in its earliest forms. Many of the institutional and professional film collections from this time are well known and thankfully well preserved. In recent times interest has turned to the more ephemeral collections coming to light from the hitherto unknown private collections of amateur filmmaking and "home movies". In this preview we see early shots of .... + Informações

September 1998. 37 111 and 45 060 arrive at Barrow Hill hauled by 31 420, It runs round and propels the two diesels onto the loop where the preserved, ex Marstons Brewery shunter slips badly before getting the two mainliners moving and positions them in the shed. + Informações

Over weekend 9th and 10th April the Great Central Railway held gala in aid of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway which has suffered badly after two lands slips costing around £1 million to repair and in which has ment closure of most of the line. The gala called Gr8 Escape because the gala was focusing on locomotives with 2-8-0 wheel arrangement and up to 5 and first time 3 8Fs had been together in preservation and a chance to compare a Churward 2-8-0 to a Collect 2-8-0. Three of the locomotives were from the GWSR. The full ine up was: Turkish livery 8F 45160 from GWSR (locomotive's first visit to another preserved railway) GWR 2807 visting from GWSR Small Prairie 5542 from GWSR complete with auto coach LMS Red 8F 8624 visting from PR GWR 3850 on its final weekend before heading back to WSR 8F 48305 from Homfleet 3F 47406 from Homfleet Class 47 D1750 from Homfleet It was great day with sunshining all day. I would to thank GCR and GWSR for orgianising a great gala. Also thanks to jules46443 for the company. Part 1 available here www.youtube.com. + Informações

Everlasting life can be achieved in many ways, In the "Kingdom of Heaven" a book in authorship one writes and receives it through authorship their essence of thinking preserved in works and words. Those that violate the laws of the Father coming of self spoken and self authored witness being cast away as tares to the fires. In another way through talents in Music, performance , or other mediums. Those that speak well preserved forever, those that do badly forgotten.. + Informações

Capitalism is a profit and loss system. Profit rewards good ideas, good management, satisfied customers, and reasonable risk. Loss punishes those who take foolish risks, manage badly, abuse customers, etc. Loss often saves companies and jobs. When the government bailed out the airlines decades ago, they still went bankrupt did they? But after they did the airlines reorganized and did better. Some airlines went under and they were bought up by the good ones so parts of those companies were preserved. When Studebaker went under the good parts of it were bought up. If GM had been allowed to reorganize under bankruptcy or if the good parts of GM would have been bought up the company would have relaunched itself likely better than the position it is in today. On the long-term macro-economic scale, the government, Keynes, and socialist/progressives try to stop that wave or its impact; doing so is often foolish and damaging to an economy in the long-term. Government tries to prop up the economy in the down cycle or during recessions by spending and rewarding loss with bailouts so that the utility effect of loss isn't allowed to progress as it should. The ill-conceived stimulus package is an example, while a small percentage of it was helpful, most of it was good money after bad. Glenn also talks about how capital and investments go where they are treated well. China has lower corporate taxes and capital gains taxes than the United States. China also does not have a problem with .... + Informações

Late November and early December 2011, Co. Sligo, Ireland, the bodies of two Fin Whales were found within days of each other. In both cases cause of death is unknown (at time of filming). Also unknown was whether or not they had died at sea before grounding onshore.* The first to be spotted was at Raghly believed to be a young male (perhaps a teenager). Coming ashore in the relative shelter of Raghly harbour his body was remarkably well preserved despite the strong winter storms and large waves bashing our shores that week. So intact that some locals oragnised a group to preserve the skeleton (Magherow Whale Group). The second, larger, adult male was reported a few days later near Streedagh. Locals reported that his body had been shore a day or two then was washed back out, then in again. When one looked at the rocks his body travelled over, and the strength of the seas that ime (a record 20.4m wave was recorded soon after in Co Donegal), it is no wonder that his head was so badly damaged and there were some deep scratches and gouges in his flesh. I guess when something this big dies, it brings home the fragility of our own lives and we tend to seek big explanations to help us cope. So I heard some around me theorising about nets, submarine or shipping sonar, chasing whaling ships, pollution and other human acts that might have been responsible. But I heard no one discussing what seems to be the simpler explanation for this rare double-beaching: ... whales die naturally .... + Informações