This is a sonification of the South Of Fiji Islands 6.1ML earthquake (10/15/2011 22:24:50 GMT). It was made from a seismogram recorded by the global seismic station YSS in SAKHALIN, RUSSIA. Find more at www.flyrok.org.
Sahelian by Desi Dark Child feat. Balbir Mastana is the second video taken from the album Captured which was released on 30/09/11. The album is available to download via iTunes: itunes.apple.com Please support good music and buy the original.
This video was inspired by TheActingJern's Gundam 00 AMV with this song. Link here: www.youtube.com I think this song goes pretty well to Ginias, considering he killed off his own allies to make sure the Apsalus was complete. Sorry, didn't put enough Mobile suit fighting in the vid. In case you couldn't tell, at the end, i tried to make it look like Ginias killed Shiro, and blew up the Big Tray w/o dying himself.
Человек, влюблённый в Сахалин-А.Розенбаум/И.Николаев
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Brutal cold forces two Antarctic explorers to leave their team of sled dogs behind as they fend for their survival. Inspired by a true story, EIGHT BELOW is an exciting action-adventure about loyalty and the bonds of friendship set in the extreme wilderness of Antarctica. Directed by: Frank Marshall Starring: Paul Walker Jason Biggs Bruce Greenwood Moon Bloodgood Background: The 1958 ill-fated Japanese expedition to Antarctica inspired the 1983 hit film Nankyoku Monogatari. Eight Below is the adaptation of the events of the 1958 incident moved forward to 1993. Dog teams were removed from the ice in February 1994.In the 1958 event, fifteen Sakhalin Husky sled dogs were abandoned when the expedition team was unable to return to the base. When the team returned a year later, two dogs were still alive. Another seven were still chained up and dead, and six unaccounted for.
This is a sonification of the Southeastern Siberia, Russia 5.9M earthquake (10/14/2011 06:10:15 GMT). It was made from a seismogram recorded by the global seismic station YSS in SAKHALIN, RUSSIA. Find more at www.flyrok.org.
