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This was a weird show. John wasn't there and Greg (who supposedly left the band) was there. The song doesn't sound the same but still let me know what you think. Video by: Dinah R. Roberts. + Informações

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Fly through of the San Marco square in Venice. Reconstructed as part of the "Building Rome in a Day" project. The reconstruction contains 13699 images and about 4.5 million 3D points.. + Informações

Live in Lowlands 2005 Jody Strengberg plays saxo. + Informações

Here's another great carwash featuring BRIAD - Revision. Video by: Dinah Roberts. + Informações

Rome wasn't built in a day. + Informações

Lead single from their third album, 'Fragments of Freedom, released in 2000. Director: Malcomn Venville. Morcheeba's just not the same without Skye Edwards.. + Informações

that song isn't singed by sam coock , but i like it ! enjoy. + Informações

recorded at THE CITY WINERY 10-13-09. + Informações

Morchabee - Rome wasn't built in a day. Nice song :). + Informações

The awesome Morcheeba and the voice and presence of Sky Edwards "from Moscow with love" and "Rome wasn't build in a day" live at la Sala Apolo in Barcelona on 7/13/2010. + Informações

For more information and videos please see our project page at: www.cs.unc.edu or the UNC news release: uncnews.unc.edu At this point its research software and not a comercial product, which will require some interface work. Some of the modules needed are available at www.cs.unc.edu and more are coming soon.. + Informações

Fly through of the San Marco square in Venice. Reconstructed as part of the "Building Rome in a Day" project. The reconstruction contains 13699 images and about 4.5 million 3d points.. + Informações

A 3D reconstruction of the Trevi Fountain in Rome from Flickr images, built as part of the "Rome in a Day" project. This model was construct from 1936 images and 656699 points. See grail.cs.washington.edu for more information.. + Informações

Building Rome's song "Dr. Doctor" from their new album "Nightmare". DISCLAIMER:: I own nothing. The song, the album artwork, and copyright all belong to Building Rome and Election Day Records. Lyrics:: Hey Doctor, please take pity on me Just give me a pill, knock me off my feet Anxiety, its a killing disease Its taken my mind and thrown it out to sea God save me Oh oh oh oh Shes all Ive ever known Oh oh oh oh I just cant let it go Dr. Doctor, Ive been pulling out my hair Just give me something Just make me impaired Dr. Doctor, Ive been tearing at the seams Shes in my dreams Im meeting her there Cause oh, Im living in a nightmare Hey Doctor, Im a little scared Of hearing no, you know it wouldnt be fair To make me live another minute of this God awful Hell of loneliness I hate this Oh oh oh oh Shes all Ive ever known Oh oh oh oh I just cant let it go Dr. Doctor, Ive been pulling out my hair Just give me something Just make me impaired Dr. Doctor, Ive been tearing at the seams Shes in my dreams Im meeting her there Cause oh, Im living in a nightmare And lifes just better through these hazy eyes I could compromise, my love Cause if youd come home and just hold me close Never let me go, Ill stop Screw that! Dr. Doctor, Dr. Doctor Dr. Doctor, Dr. Doctor Dr. Doctor, Ive been pulling out my hair Just give me something Just make me impaired Dr. Doctor, Ive been tearing at the seams Shes in my dreams Im meeting her there Cause oh, Im living in a nightmare Ill be there, once I knock .... + Informações

See Rome as it looked in 320 AD and fly down to see famous buildings and monuments in 3D. Select the "Ancient Rome 3D" layer under Gallery in Google Earth. Download Google Earth at earth.google.com. + Informações

www.woltersworld.com Top 10 Rome 1.St. Peters Basilica 2.Vatican Museums The Sistine Chapel, Michealangelos masterpieces and Rapheals and more Marble than you can shake a stick at. 3.Coliseum: The Flavian Ampitheater hosted thousands of gladiator fights, water battles and the deaths of millions of animals and almost a million people. Its a bit safer now, and definitely worth stopping by. 4.Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum: See where the emperors had their homes and where the Romans did their business. The ruins are fun to hike through and are great for kids to run around. 5.The Pantheon: See Rapheals burial spot inside the oldest standing Roman building in Rome. The architecture is amazing and a must to stop in on your way through Rome. 6.Trevi Fountain: Through a coin in to guarantee you come back to Rome, through in a second one for a wish. A third just is a waste of your hard earned money. This relatively new site in Rome is great for ice cream and kids. 7.The Spanish Steps: Located near the Spanish embassy this meeting point is fun for people watching and step counting. 8.Vila Borghese: The park and museum are great to wind a day away in Rome. Make reservations for the Galeria de Borghese as you cannot walk up. The park is great for kids, there are some rides and bike rentals for all ages. 9.Catacombs of San Callisto: See the first Christian cemetery in Rome. The burial place of 9 or more early popes and a pilgrimage site until the 9th century for Christians. This is .... + Informações

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www.tvreporter.it riprese di Simone Trentini Roma: le immagini degli scontri a piazza San Giovanni (Reuters) - Hundreds of hooded, masked protesters rampaged through Rome in some of the worst violence in the Italian capital for years Saturday, torching cars and breaking windows during a larger peaceful protest against elites blamed for economic downturn. Police repeatedly fired tear gas and water cannon in attempts to disperse them but the clashes with a minority of violent demonstrators stretched into the evening, hours after tens of thousands of people in Rome joined a global "day of rage" against bankers and politicians. Smoke rose over many parts of the neighborhood between the Colosseum and St John's Basilica, forcing many residents and peaceful demonstrators to run into buildings and churches for shelter as militant protesters ran wild. After police managed to push the well-organized radicals away from the St John's area, they ravaged a major thoroughfare, the Via Merulana -- building barricades with garbage cans and setting the netting of the scaffolding of a building on fire. Discontent is smouldering in Italy over high unemployment, political paralysis and 60 billion euros ($83 billion) of austerity measures that have raised taxes and the cost of health care. The violence at times resembled urban guerrilla warfare as protesters hurled rocks, bottles and fireworks at police, who responded by repeatedly charging the demonstrators. Tens of people were injured, one .... + Informações

Roman Architecture (HSAR 252) Professor Kleiner discusses the increasing size of Roman architecture in the second and third centuries AD as an example of a "bigger is better" philosophy. She begins with an overview of tomb architecture, a genre that, in Rome as in Ostia, embraced the aesthetic of exposed brick as a facing for the exteriors of buildings. Interiors of second-century tombs, Professor Kleiner reveals, encompass two primary groups -- those that are decorated with painted stucco and those embellished primarily with architectural elements. After a discussion of the Temple of the Divine Antoninus Pius and Faustina and its post-antique afterlife as the Church of S. Lorenzo in Miranda, Professor Kleiner introduces the Severan dynasty as it ushers in the third century. She focuses first on the Arch of Septimius Severus in the Roman Forum, the earliest surviving triple-bayed arch in Rome. She next presents the so-called Septizodium, a lively baroque-style façade for Domitian's Palace on the Palatine Hill. The lecture concludes with the colossal Baths of Caracalla, which awed the public by their size and by a decorative program that assimilated the emperor Caracalla to the hero Hercules. 00:00 - Chapter 1. A Brick Tomb for Annia Regilla on the Via Appia 17:44 - Chapter 2. Second-Century Tomb Interiors in Rome 24:42 - Chapter 3. The Tomb Of the Caetennii in the Vatican Cemetery 36:31 - Chapter 4. The Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina the Elder in the Roman Forum 46 .... + Informações

Keen and talented CURSE contributor "ahamling27" provides us with a time lapse demonstraton of constructing a NPC home. They say that Rome wasn't built in a day and (in game time) neither is a palatial residence in the world of Terraria. Music "Heroic Age" - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). + Informações

This is the beginning framework of the Enterprise - D in Minecraft ----- I didn't think this would go viral so quickly! It's not even done and on top of that, the Minecraft servers are down so I can't put it up... Some quick answers to some questions. Thanks for all the warm kudos. I'll take some time to tell you guys about how I made the ship and what my plans are for it. I've always wanted to make a 1:1 scale model of the Enterprise-D. Even when I was a kid, I thought how cool it would be to build the ship and live in it. One project I embarked on about a year ago was to build a 1:1 scale model of the enterprise in Sketchup. I got pretty far too. Sadly, my hard drive blew and I lost six months of work. The only thing I had was my original framework and It was just too painful to start over. One of the things that was not lost was the deck plans and a nice computer-friendly vector format, converted from the Whitefire plans (Not the Okuda ones). The plans are pretty rough, but workable. One day I need to go through and clean them up. The Minecraft world uses 1m^3 blocks, ans so, I simply converted my already scaled plans into a format that minecraft could take and imported each deck in batch, leaving 4 spaces in between for walls The original Enterprise is 642.5 Meters x 467.0 Meters x 137.5 Meters. This is about 3m per deck. Sadly, with the 1m deck you have to walk on, that only leaves 2m left over for hallway space. As your character is only 1.7m tall, you will be .... + Informações

An artificial island, breweries almost beyond counting, and an unidentified horseman -- that's Bamberg. Music by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com. + Informações

Video shot in April of 2010, documenting the construction of Broad Pavilion at 2010 Shanghai World Expo Here is more info on the Pavilion from China Daily Expo pavilion built in 24 hours By WEI TIAN (China Daily) Broad pavilion, one of 17 corporate pavilions at the Shanghai Expo, was completed within 24 hours. provided to china daily Group builds 6-story energy efficient Expo pavilion in less than a day, presenting a model for the future of residential communities, offices and hotels Rome wasn't built in a day, but a Shanghai Expo pavilion can be as contractors proved this month by having the Broad pavilion up and running in just 24 hours. The Broad pavilion was the 17th and final corporate pavilion at the Expo site. "We've been preparing for two months, but producing the prefabricated parts took us less than a week," said Fu Lixin, the man in charge of the six-story, 3200-sq-m pavilion. "This is the way to build houses in the future. The building itself will be the largest exhibit at Expo," Fu said, adding that most of the floors were completed within 30 minutes and the job finished by 10 pm the same day. Broad, the world's largest producer of non-electric (lithium bromide) air conditioners, wanted a structure to exemplify its trademarks of innovative technology and sustainable development. Pavilion plans were delayed after Broad was named the official global partner of the Shanghai 2010 Expo in January 2009, but were finally realized in a race-against-the-clock .... + Informações