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ARTIST: BlockheadALBUM: Downtown Science (NINJATUNE-2006)DIRECTOR: Joan GuaschPRODUCER: Joan GuaschD.O.P.: Joan GuaschPOST: Joan GuaschNovember 2006....................................................................AWARDS:BEST MUSIC VIDEO: DIBA (Digital Barcelona Film Festival 08- SP)JURY AWARD: FESTIVAL VIDEOLIFE 08 (MUSAC - LEÓN-SP)FINALIST: BOLZANO SHORT FILM FESTIVAL (ITALY 2008)FINALIST: CORTOMIERES 2008 (MIERES-SP)

Follow Joe & Flora as they get all set for their three-month motorcycle trek along the east coast of Australia. http://www.WatchMojo.com presents Day 1 of the trip - Sydney to Coffs Harbour.

Arjen Robben's World Cup hopes will depend on the outcome of a scan after he was injured during the Netherlands's 6-1 friendly win over Hungary. Robben, who hobbled off two minutes from time, has not travelled to South Africa with the rest of the Dutch squad. "My first thought was this can't be true, the end of the final warm-up match, everyone is fit and then this," said coach Bert van Marwijk. "We now have to wait. I can replace Robben until 24 hours before our opening match but as long as there is hope he recovers in time he will stay in the squad." The Dutch open their campaign on June 14 against Denmark.

Pour vous, Guillaume va tout tester ! Suivez son tour du monde sur http://www.reportour.fr

Nous retrouvons nos amis Michel Méténier et Fernand Revilla qui ont écrit un livre sur les trésors du Patrimoine de Gignac-la-Nerthe. Pour beaucoup, ce village aux lotissements multiples que l'on aperçoit en contre-bas de l'autoroute A55, semble être une cité dortoir. Nos historiens vont nous démontrer, que le lieu est empreint des marques du passé et que de certains endroits sont intéressants à visiter. D'autres films sont à voir sur http://provencetv.fr

Police have said they had no chance to stop Derrick Bird's gun rampage. Chief Constable Craig Mackey said ten victims were killed within an hour as Bird drove across west Cumbria. Mr Mackey said: "At no stage did any police officer have the chance to end this any sooner." Contrary to what police had previously thought, the killings started in the early hours of Wednesday. Bird's twin brother, David, was the first victim, but was not discovered until later in the morning. The family solicitor, Kevin Commons, was the second to be killed at his home in Frizington. The second phase of Bird's attacks took place between 10.30am and 11.35am while he was on the run, Mr Mackey said. Those shootings began in Whitehaven and he went on to kill ten other people during that hour. Mr Mackey said that, as soon as the call came in, every armed officer - 42 in total - in the county was deployed to the area. He said: "Our officers were on the scene within minutes but, due to Bird's knowledge of local roads, he had fled in his vehicle and was travelling south, firing shots along his way. "Police and RAF rescue helicopters were drafted into the area and a massive land and air search began. Crucially, in this period Bird was firing shots out of his vehicle, moving from place to place, and was not in any one area for a significant length of time."

New technology that could minimise future disruption to planes from volcanic ash has been unveiled by budget airline easyJet. The carrier will be the first airline to trial a new "weather radar or ash" system called AVOID (Airborne Volcanic Object Identifier and Detector). The system involves placing infared technology onto an aircraft to supply images to both the pilots and an airline's flight control centre. Millions of passengers had their travel plans wrecked when airlines had to scrap thousands of flights in recent weeks due to the Icelandic volcanic ash problem. EasyJet chief executive Andy Harrison said: "This pioneering technology is the silver bullet that will make large-scale ash disruption history." Andrew Haines, chief executive of the Civil Aviation Authority, said: "It is essential that the aviation community works together to develop solutions to minimise disruption should ash return."

http://www.kisskissbankbank.com/projects/paroles-de-conflitsAidez Raphaël Beaugrand à aller au bout de son reportage à travers l'EurasieDe Srebrenica à Hiroshima, Paroles de Conflits touche du doigt des conflits et tourments de guerre qui agitent encore l'Eurasie. Une aventure d'un an pour écouter, seul et à vélo, des victimes et témoins toujours secoués par le passé. Une caméra au poing pour retrouver une mémoire au présent et écouter ceux qu'on entend rarement.

Voici le trailer du site http://www.regards-sur-ailleurs.frUne vidéo de voyage chaque jour, partagez l'info !

Venez vous amuser dans son bassin ludique et sur son toboggan de 70m de long, nager dans son bassin sport de 25m et surtout, découvrez les bienfaits de la balnéoforme...saunas, jacuzzis, hammam, jets massants, vélos aquatiques...Néophytes et confirmés, profitez de la plongée subaquatique, immergez-vous dans cette fosse de 20m de profondeur.Pour en savoir plus: http://www.tourisme-vienne.com/piscine/civaux/492/centre-aquatique-abyssea-civaux© Centre aquatique Abyssea

Vidéo de la Fête de l'estive 2010 à Allanche (Cantal - Auvergne). Défilés des troupeaux de vache de race Salers et d'un attelage de Boeufs noirs. Fabrication du St Nectaire et groupe folklorique pour cette transhumance.

Quelques heures avant le grand départ, Guillaume est à Paris. Mais le taxi n'arrive pas. Arrivera-t-il à prendre son avion pour Dubaï à temps ?Suivez Guillaume sur le blog du Reportour :http://reportour.blog.francesoir.fr/

Ahmeda et Moussa sont deux artistes qui vivent depuis de nombreuses années sur l'île de Gorée. Le premier est musicien et le second gère son atelier de peinture. Football et musique "sont des frères" selon Ahmeda. Il n'y a donc pas que la beauté de l'île et son musée dédié à l'histoire de la traite négrière qui peuvent inspirer les artistes à Gorée !

Plus sur http://wizdeo.com/s/telessonne La tour de Montlhéry a rouvert ses portes samedi dernier au public. La tour avait fermé ses portes au public en 1992 pour des raisons de sécurité. D’ici à septembre, la tour ouvrira de nouveau à cinq reprises. (DROITS RESERVES . Pour toute exploitation sur TV, web, mobile, aller sur http://wizdeo.com/s/banqueimages )

In the heart of Uganda, EU soldiers are training Somalis in the art of warfare. The goal -- to shore up the Somali government's defence of Mogadishu against Islamist militias that now control much of the country -- is far away from the conflict in Uganda. Duration: 02:22