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| Sharp Unveils World's Largest LCD, 108" - Popular Mechanics |
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Sharp unveils the world's largest LCD television,
a 108" diagonal 1080p set. The girls on the screen
are larger than the girls next to the set.
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Durée : 53 s |
| Mike & The Mechanics - A Beggar On A Beach Of Gold |
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"Mike & The Mechanics" are an English rock/pop
band formed in 1985 as a side project of Mike
Rutherford, a founding member of Genesis, that
became a successful band in its own right. They
are best known for their hit singles "Silent
Running (On Dangerous Ground)", "All I Need Is a
Miracle", "Over My Shoulder", "The Living Years"
and "Word of Mouth".
The main line up for the band were Rutherford,
vocalists Paul Carrack and the late Paul Young
(formerly of chart band Sad Café), keyboardist
Adrian Lee and drummer Peter Van Hooke. By their
1995 album Beggar on a Beach of Gold only
Rutherford, Carrack and Young were permanent
members of the line-up until Young's death in
2000.
"A Beggar On A Beach Of Gold" was the second
single released from their 1995 & 4th album of the
same name. It reached #33 on the UK charts in June
of that same year.
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Durée : 276 s |
| Popular Mechanics: The New Technologies of War - Clip |
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The experts at Popular Mechanics, the world's
largest science and technology magazine, provide
an in-depth look at 21st century warfare. From
sophisticated network information systems and
remote-controlled robot warriors to smart
munitions and unmanned aerial vehicles, this
five-part series investigates amazing advances
that are revolutionizing the new technology of
war. Packed with sophisticated CG animation,
weapons testing footage and more -- episodes
include: Ground Forces, Air Power, Sea Power,
Counter-Terrorism and The Future of War.
Now available on DVD.
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Durée : 165 s |
| Shadow Mechanics |
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Pt of series of 4 about the Russian Avant-garde by
Copernicus Films and directed by Michael Craig.
The Russian theatre director, Meyerhold devised an
acting technique called biomechanics. Using actors
this film attempts to recreate his ideas in the
context of Russian Theatre of the 1920s. The film
is extracts from a larger film about Meyerhold (50
Minutes) which can be found at Amazon or see
www.createspace.com/224153 for details about how
to buy this film and others from Copernicus Films
or see site www.copernicusfilms.narod.ru
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