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From the album, "Catch For Us The Foxes," in stores and online now on Tooth & Nail Records.
Call me outside I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eye
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boots soles
when I satisfied each need invented by my eye
it was nothing like I'd imagined.
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time
until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by
"Look, come to the window
She carries a candle at mid-day while the sun's still so high!"
But you knew better than to pay mind to what to people and the devil say call me outside,
I'll come running down into the vacant, intoxicating night,
call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights,
I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town,
but sister I'm all you got so call me outside,
I'll come running down - Then, not another word.
- published: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 10116
The site of the Costa Concordia disaster, where the cruise ship ran aground and 32 people died, has become a grim tourist destination.
Those travelling to the Isola del Giglio now have the added option of passing by the wreckage of the cruise liner, still lying on its side over seven months after it hit a reef by the Tuscan coast. A boat trip only costs 10 euro per ticket.
[Suzana Bina, Tourist]:
"Today we have decided to take a trip to Giglio for the day to take my nephew to see one of the biggest tragedies of modern times, above all because it made a huge impression on him not just the tragedy but also how people behaved about it."
The Captain of the ship, Francesco Schettino, has been charged with manslaughter and causing the shipwreck, along with abandoning the ship before the 4200 passengers and crew could get off.
Some of the visitors noted the macabre nature of the site. A British tourist, Peter Davey, was asked if he would take photographs of the wreck.
[Peter Davey, Tourist]:
"No, no, no I don't think so, I think where people die is not really something to glorify."
US company Titan Salvage, along with the Italian partner Micoperi, have been hired to recover the 114,500 tonne ship. Due to the sheer size of the task. they recently had to push back their timeline, with the job now expected to be completed in the spring of 2013.
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- published: 30 Aug 2012
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Several UBC Students travelled to New Orleans to study the effects of disaster tourism
- published: 25 Jul 2012
- views: 726
The usually populated section of the Marina beach wears a deserted look. A curiosity to watch the stranded vessel Pratibha Cauvery from close quarters has drawn the crowds and the hawkers to Nochikuppam, discovers Prince Frederick of The Hindu MetroPlus.
- published: 06 Nov 2012
- views: 497
Some 30 years ago, the most serious accident in nuclear history changed the lives of millions. Massive amounts of radioactive materials were released into the environment resulting in a radioactive cloud that spread over much of Europe.
The greatest contamination occurred around the reactor in areas that are now part of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.
And now, 30 years later, can Chernobyl be Reinvented as a Disaster Tourism Hotspot?
- published: 06 May 2015
- views: 87
Recorded on June 11, 2010 at Chain Reaction, in Anaheim, CA in with Rubic and David Bazan in support.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me outside, I'll come running down.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me outside, I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes,
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boot soles.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes,
Till it was nothing like I'd imagined.
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time,
Until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by:
"Look, come to the window...she carries a candle at mid-day
While the sun's still so high!"
But you knew better than to pay mind to what people and the devil say.
Call me outside, I'll come running down into your vacant, intoxicating night.
If you call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights!
Oh, I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town, but sister I'm all you've got,
So call me outside, I'll come running down...then, not another word.
- published: 12 Jun 2010
- views: 1315
Naturvernforbundet presenterer - Welcome to Bodo!
Les mer på www.naturvernforbundet.no/Nigeria
Oljefondet investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Oljefondet må kreve opprydning av oljesøl i Nigeria.
Han har en strålende ide. Norge investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Nordmenn må elske miljøkatastrofer. Da bør det være gode penger å tjene på at nordmenn reiser for å se på ødeleggelsene de selv er med å finansiere. Eller?
Videoen er laget av Naturvernforbundet, med støtte fra Norad.
For English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZF2mZyxAw
- published: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 750
Disaster tourism is the act of traveling to a disaster area as a matter of curiosity. The behavior can be a nuisance if it hinders rescue, relief, and recovery operations[citation needed].
If not done because of pure curiosity, it can be cataloged as disaster learning.
Disaster tourism took hold in the Greater New Orleans Area in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. There are now guided bus tours to neighborhoods that were severely damaged and/or totally destroyed by the flooding that was directly caused by the failure of the man-made levees and floodwalls constructed and maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers. This is an adjudicated fact as found by the Court. "Case 2:05-cv-04182-SRD-JCWDocument 19415 Filed 11/18/2009Page 1 of 156". Some local residents have criticized these tours as unethical, because the tour companies are profiting from the misery of their communities and families. The Army Corps of Engineers has noted that traffic from tour buses and other tourist vehicles have interfered with the movement of trucks and other cleanup equipment on single-lane residential roads. Furthermore, during the first six months after the storm, most of these neighborhoods lacked electricity, phone access, street signs, or access to emergency medical or police assistance. Simply traveling to these neighborhoods was hazardous. For these reasons, organized disaster tours are now banned from two of the most severely damaged areas in the city, the Lower 9th and St. Bernard Parish which is 1.4 miles east of the Industrial Canal.
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3:08mewithoutYou - "Disaster Tourism"
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From the album, "Catch For Us The Foxes," in stores and online now on Tooth & Nail Records. -
3:02Disaster Tourism - mewithoutyou
Disaster Tourism - mewithoutyouDisaster Tourism - mewithoutyou
Call me outside I'll come running down. When I satisfied each need invented by my eye I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boots soles when I satisfied each need invented by my eye it was nothing like I'd imagined. Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by "Look, come to the window She carries a candle at mid-day while the sun's still so high!" But you knew better than to pay mind to what to people and the devil say call me outside, I'll come running down into the vacant, intoxicating night, call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights, I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town, but sister I'm all you got so call me outside, I'll come running down - Then, not another word. -
3:57mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism
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1:26Costa Concordia Disaster Tourism
Costa Concordia Disaster TourismCosta Concordia Disaster Tourism
The site of the Costa Concordia disaster, where the cruise ship ran aground and 32 people died, has become a grim tourist destination. Those travelling to the Isola del Giglio now have the added option of passing by the wreckage of the cruise liner, still lying on its side over seven months after it hit a reef by the Tuscan coast. A boat trip only costs 10 euro per ticket. [Suzana Bina, Tourist]: "Today we have decided to take a trip to Giglio for the day to take my nephew to see one of the biggest tragedies of modern times, above all because it made a huge impression on him not just the tragedy but also how people behaved about it." The Captain of the ship, Francesco Schettino, has been charged with manslaughter and causing the shipwreck, along with abandoning the ship before the 4200 passengers and crew could get off. Some of the visitors noted the macabre nature of the site. A British tourist, Peter Davey, was asked if he would take photographs of the wreck. [Peter Davey, Tourist]: "No, no, no I don't think so, I think where people die is not really something to glorify." US company Titan Salvage, along with the Italian partner Micoperi, have been hired to recover the 114,500 tonne ship. Due to the sheer size of the task. they recently had to push back their timeline, with the job now expected to be completed in the spring of 2013. For more news and videos visit ☛ http://ntdtv.org Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C -
4:07Disaster Tourism
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0:47'Disaster Tourism'
'Disaster Tourism''Disaster Tourism'
The usually populated section of the Marina beach wears a deserted look. A curiosity to watch the stranded vessel Pratibha Cauvery from close quarters has drawn the crowds and the hawkers to Nochikuppam, discovers Prince Frederick of The Hindu MetroPlus. -
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5:50Disaster Tourism in Chernobyl
Disaster Tourism in ChernobylDisaster Tourism in Chernobyl
Some 30 years ago, the most serious accident in nuclear history changed the lives of millions. Massive amounts of radioactive materials were released into the environment resulting in a radioactive cloud that spread over much of Europe. The greatest contamination occurred around the reactor in areas that are now part of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. And now, 30 years later, can Chernobyl be Reinvented as a Disaster Tourism Hotspot? -
2:55mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live at Chain Reaction)
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live at Chain Reaction)mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live at Chain Reaction)
Recorded on June 11, 2010 at Chain Reaction, in Anaheim, CA in with Rubic and David Bazan in support. Call me outside, I'll come running down... You call me outside, I'll come running down. Call me outside, I'll come running down... You call me outside, I'll come running down. When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes, I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boot soles. When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes, Till it was nothing like I'd imagined. Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time, Until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by: "Look, come to the window...she carries a candle at mid-day While the sun's still so high!" But you knew better than to pay mind to what people and the devil say. Call me outside, I'll come running down into your vacant, intoxicating night. If you call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights! Oh, I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town, but sister I'm all you've got, So call me outside, I'll come running down...then, not another word. -
4:43Welcome to Bodo - your number one disaster tourism destination!
Welcome to Bodo - your number one disaster tourism destination!Welcome to Bodo - your number one disaster tourism destination!
Naturvernforbundet presenterer - Welcome to Bodo! Les mer på www.naturvernforbundet.no/Nigeria Oljefondet investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Oljefondet må kreve opprydning av oljesøl i Nigeria. Han har en strålende ide. Norge investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Nordmenn må elske miljøkatastrofer. Da bør det være gode penger å tjene på at nordmenn reiser for å se på ødeleggelsene de selv er med å finansiere. Eller? Videoen er laget av Naturvernforbundet, med støtte fra Norad. For English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZF2mZyxAw -
3:02Disaster tourism cover
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8:40Real Luxury 101: Disaster Tourism In Guyana - South Ruimveldt
Real Luxury 101: Disaster Tourism In Guyana - South RuimveldtReal Luxury 101: Disaster Tourism In Guyana - South Ruimveldt
You'd be forgiven for watching this video and thinking perhaps the government has given into pressure. Perhaps they've come to acknowledge the chasm of inequality dividing our country and done something good for a change; something for the people. Maybe they thought this was a good way to give everyone a bit of luxury...an infinity pool for all! No... in reality, this is what nearly two decades of neglect looks like. Even at their worst neither Burnham nor Cheddi would have stood for something like this. Take a ride with us through South Ruimveldt on the eve of our 47th independence anniversary, as our government continues to fatten their pockets and those of their friends and family, the rest of us face a future of neglect if we continue to put up and shut up. Real Wet -
3:00mewithoutYou "Disaster Tourism" (Bass Cover)
mewithoutYou "Disaster Tourism" (Bass Cover)
- Accessible tourism
- Active travel
- Adventure recreation
- Adventure travel
- Agritourism
- Alternative tourism
- Atomic tourism
- Automobile
- Backpack
- Backpacking (travel)
- Bed and breakfast
- Bicycle touring
- Birth tourism
- Bookstore tourism
- Boutique hotel
- Bus
- Business ethics
- Camping
- Campsite
- Campus tour
- Category Tourism
- Catholic Charities
- Christian tourism
- Community
- Construction
- Culinary tourism
- Cultural tourism
- Dark tourism
- Dental tourism
- Destination spa
- Disaster
- Disaster tourism
- Donation
- Drug tourism
- Ecotourism
- Electric Utility
- Engineering vehicle
- Exploration
- Extreme tourism
- Family
- Female sex tourism
- Flood
- Freighthopping
- Garden tourism
- General manager
- Geocaching
- Geotourism
- Ghetto tourism
- Gift shop
- Google Maps
- Grand Tour
- Gypsy (term)
- Halal tourism
- Hang gliding
- Heritage tourism
- Hiking
- Hiking equipment
- Hitchhiking
- Hobo
- Holiday
- Homestay
- Hospitality
- Hospitality industry
- Hospitality service
- Hostel
- Hotel
- Hotel manager
- House
- Human migration
- Industrial Canal
- Insurance
- Itinerant
- Jihadi tourism
- Jungle tourism
- Kosher tourism
- LGBT tourism
- Lifestyle travelling
- Literary tourism
- Medical tourism
- Motel
- Mountain biking
- Mountaineering
- Music tourism
- Naked hiking
- Naturism
- Nautical tourism
- New Orleans
- Nomad
- Overland travel
- Overlanding
- Package tour
- Paragliding
- Passport
- Perpetual traveler
- Police
- Polyphasic sleep
- Pop-culture tourism
- Portal Geography
- Publicity
- Rafting
- Ranking
- Receptionist
- Religious tourism
- Rescue
- Resort
- Resort town
- Restaurant
- River trekking
- Road trip
- Roadside attraction
- Rogue (vagrant)
- Rural tourism
- Sacred travel
- Safari
- Sattvic diet
- Schengen Area
- Seaside resort
- Sex tourism
- Ski resort
- Sleeping bag
- Sleeping pad
- Slum tourism
- Social photography
- Souvenir
- Space tourism
- Sports tourism
- Squatting
- Staycation
- Street people
- Suburb
- Sunday drive
- Sustainable tourism
- Swiss Army knife
- Telephone
- Template Tourism
- Ten Essentials
- Tour guide
- Tour operator
- Tourism
- Tourism geography
- Tourism Radio
- Tourism region
- Tourism technology
- Tourist attraction
- Tourist destination
- Tourist trap
- Trade association
- Traffic
- Traffic sign
- Tramp
- Transport
- Travel
- Travel advisory
- Travel agency
- Travel behavior
- Travel document
- Travel insurance
- Travel journal
- Travel literature
- Travel medicine
- Travel survey
- Travel technology
- Travel website
- Travel writing
- Trek
- Urban exploration
- Vacation
- Vagabond (person)
- Vagrancy (people)
- Visa (document)
- Visitor center
- Volunteer
- Volunteer travel
- Wanderlust
- Water tourism
- Wikipedia Link rot
- Wildlife tourism
- Wine tourism
- World Tourism Day
- World Travel Monitor
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mewithoutYou - "Disaster Tourism"
From the album, "Catch For Us The Foxes," in stores and online now on Tooth & Nail Records. -
Disaster Tourism - mewithoutyou
Call me outside I'll come running down. When I satisfied each need invented by my eye I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boots soles when I satisfied each need invented by my eye it was nothing like I'd imagined. Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by "Look, come to the window She carries a candle at mid-day while the sun's still so high!" But you knew better than to pay mind to what to people and the devil say call me outside, I'll come running down into the vacant, intoxicating night, call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights, I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town, but sister I'm all you got so call me outside, ... -
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Costa Concordia Disaster Tourism
The site of the Costa Concordia disaster, where the cruise ship ran aground and 32 people died, has become a grim tourist destination. Those travelling to the Isola del Giglio now have the added option of passing by the wreckage of the cruise liner, still lying on its side over seven months after it hit a reef by the Tuscan coast. A boat trip only costs 10 euro per ticket. [Suzana Bina, Tourist]: "Today we have decided to take a trip to Giglio for the day to take my nephew to see one of the biggest tragedies of modern times, above all because it made a huge impression on him not just the tragedy but also how people behaved about it." The Captain of the ship, Francesco Schettino, has been charged with manslaughter and causing the shipwreck, along with abandoning the ship before the 4200 ... -
Disaster Tourism
Several UBC Students travelled to New Orleans to study the effects of disaster tourism -
'Disaster Tourism'
The usually populated section of the Marina beach wears a deserted look. A curiosity to watch the stranded vessel Pratibha Cauvery from close quarters has drawn the crowds and the hawkers to Nochikuppam, discovers Prince Frederick of The Hindu MetroPlus. -
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Disaster Tourism in Chernobyl
Some 30 years ago, the most serious accident in nuclear history changed the lives of millions. Massive amounts of radioactive materials were released into the environment resulting in a radioactive cloud that spread over much of Europe. The greatest contamination occurred around the reactor in areas that are now part of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. And now, 30 years later, can Chernobyl be Reinvented as a Disaster Tourism Hotspot? -
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live at Chain Reaction)
Recorded on June 11, 2010 at Chain Reaction, in Anaheim, CA in with Rubic and David Bazan in support. Call me outside, I'll come running down... You call me outside, I'll come running down. Call me outside, I'll come running down... You call me outside, I'll come running down. When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes, I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boot soles. When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes, Till it was nothing like I'd imagined. Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time, Until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by: "Look, come to the window...she carries a candle at mid-day While the sun's still so high!" But you knew better than to pay mind to what peo... -
Welcome to Bodo - your number one disaster tourism destination!
Naturvernforbundet presenterer - Welcome to Bodo! Les mer på www.naturvernforbundet.no/Nigeria Oljefondet investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Oljefondet må kreve opprydning av oljesøl i Nigeria. Han har en strålende ide. Norge investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Nordmenn må elske miljøkatastrofer. Da bør det være gode penger å tjene på at nordmenn reiser for å se på ødeleggelsene de selv er med å finansiere. Eller? Videoen er laget av Naturvernforbundet, med støtte fra Norad. For English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZF2mZyxAw -
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Real Luxury 101: Disaster Tourism In Guyana - South Ruimveldt
You'd be forgiven for watching this video and thinking perhaps the government has given into pressure. Perhaps they've come to acknowledge the chasm of inequality dividing our country and done something good for a change; something for the people. Maybe they thought this was a good way to give everyone a bit of luxury...an infinity pool for all! No... in reality, this is what nearly two decades of neglect looks like. Even at their worst neither Burnham nor Cheddi would have stood for something like this. Take a ride with us through South Ruimveldt on the eve of our 47th independence anniversary, as our government continues to fatten their pockets and those of their friends and family, the rest of us face a future of neglect if we continue to put up and shut up. Real Wet -
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Disaster Tourism - MewithoutYou LIVE @ Cornerstone 2008
Filmed LIVE on the Encore2 Stage on Friday July 4th, 2008 @ Cornerstone 2008. Filmed & Edited by Joel A. Swanson -
24Oras: Albay LGU: Hindi namin hinihikayat ang disaster tourism
24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mike Enriquez and Mel Tiangco. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/24oras. GMA News Online: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews -
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live)
mewithoutYou in Kokomo, IN...Aaron seems to have forgotten he was supposed to sing at the beginning, but gets better -
Disaster tourism Chernobyl
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25 Bizarre Types Of Tourism You Might Want To Try (Except For #1)
As a human activity, the cultural impact of tourism is undeniable. But the importance of tourism in economic terms shouldn't be underestimated either. The industry earns over a trillion dollars a year globally, and is a sector with plenty of opportunity for further growth and employment. But what happens when tourism goes beyond the usual things and becomes tailored to people’s unique interests and niches? Some of the most bizarre types of tourism you've ever seen, that’s what happens. From stag party tourism to space tourism these are 25 of the most bizarre types of tourism you might want to try…except for #1. We really do hope you don’t want to try #1. Follow us on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/list25 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/list25 Website: http://list25.com Check out the ph... -
1 - Disaster Tourism - mewithoutYou at Fireside Bowl, Chicago (July 2003)
mewithoutYou performing Disaster Tourism at Fireside Bowl in Chicago in July 2003. I am looking for mewithoutYou at Cornerstone 2003 and 2004 as well as the message Aaron gave in 2003 on VHS or DVD. -
mewithoutYou - "Disaster Tourism/ Tie Me Up! Untie Me! (cover)
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mewithoutYou // Disaster Tourism @ Rocketown - Nashville, TN
mewithoutYou playing Disaster Tourism from Catch For Us the Foxes on 5/22/12. (Sorry for the shakiness, I was right in front of the stage and we were going crazy!...obviously...) If you're feeling nice, take a gander at my band, too (link below)! Thanks! :) https://www.facebook.com/KhamsinMusic -
Is Post Disaster Tourism Ethical and Safe?
In Part IV of my interview with Hjörtur Smárason we leave behind stories of Iceland and the Viking Sagas and instead delve into more recent topics. More specifically Hjörtur shares insights taken from his recent visit the Nepal shortly after 2015's horrific natural tragedy which cost more than 9,000 Nepalese lives. He shares with us his observations and the inspiration he gained from spending with the Nepalese and further tackles the question of the ethics and safety considerations which go with traveling to destinations that have recently suffered a catastrophic event. His insights also build upon his own experiences derived during the Icelandic Volcanic Eruptions which causes global transportation chaos and initially did severe harm to Iceland's tourism economy. He also shares intere...
mewithoutYou - "Disaster Tourism"
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- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 28 Jun 2007
- views: 90604
From the album, "Catch For Us The Foxes," in stores and online now on Tooth & Nail Records.
- published: 28 Jun 2007
- views: 90604
Disaster Tourism - mewithoutyou
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 10116
Call me outside I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eye
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boots soles
when I...
Call me outside I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eye
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boots soles
when I satisfied each need invented by my eye
it was nothing like I'd imagined.
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time
until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by
"Look, come to the window
She carries a candle at mid-day while the sun's still so high!"
But you knew better than to pay mind to what to people and the devil say call me outside,
I'll come running down into the vacant, intoxicating night,
call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights,
I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town,
but sister I'm all you got so call me outside,
I'll come running down - Then, not another word.
wn.com/Disaster Tourism Mewithoutyou
Call me outside I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eye
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boots soles
when I satisfied each need invented by my eye
it was nothing like I'd imagined.
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time
until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by
"Look, come to the window
She carries a candle at mid-day while the sun's still so high!"
But you knew better than to pay mind to what to people and the devil say call me outside,
I'll come running down into the vacant, intoxicating night,
call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights,
I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town,
but sister I'm all you got so call me outside,
I'll come running down - Then, not another word.
- published: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 10116
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 22 Jun 2014
- views: 344
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 27 Dec 2005
- views: 49562
Directed by: Casey McBride & Daniel Davison
Directed by: Casey McBride & Daniel Davison
wn.com/Mewithoutyou Disaster Tourism
Costa Concordia Disaster Tourism
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 14081
The site of the Costa Concordia disaster, where the cruise ship ran aground and 32 people died, has become a grim tourist destination.
Those travelling to the ...
The site of the Costa Concordia disaster, where the cruise ship ran aground and 32 people died, has become a grim tourist destination.
Those travelling to the Isola del Giglio now have the added option of passing by the wreckage of the cruise liner, still lying on its side over seven months after it hit a reef by the Tuscan coast. A boat trip only costs 10 euro per ticket.
[Suzana Bina, Tourist]:
"Today we have decided to take a trip to Giglio for the day to take my nephew to see one of the biggest tragedies of modern times, above all because it made a huge impression on him not just the tragedy but also how people behaved about it."
The Captain of the ship, Francesco Schettino, has been charged with manslaughter and causing the shipwreck, along with abandoning the ship before the 4200 passengers and crew could get off.
Some of the visitors noted the macabre nature of the site. A British tourist, Peter Davey, was asked if he would take photographs of the wreck.
[Peter Davey, Tourist]:
"No, no, no I don't think so, I think where people die is not really something to glorify."
US company Titan Salvage, along with the Italian partner Micoperi, have been hired to recover the 114,500 tonne ship. Due to the sheer size of the task. they recently had to push back their timeline, with the job now expected to be completed in the spring of 2013.
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wn.com/Costa Concordia Disaster Tourism
The site of the Costa Concordia disaster, where the cruise ship ran aground and 32 people died, has become a grim tourist destination.
Those travelling to the Isola del Giglio now have the added option of passing by the wreckage of the cruise liner, still lying on its side over seven months after it hit a reef by the Tuscan coast. A boat trip only costs 10 euro per ticket.
[Suzana Bina, Tourist]:
"Today we have decided to take a trip to Giglio for the day to take my nephew to see one of the biggest tragedies of modern times, above all because it made a huge impression on him not just the tragedy but also how people behaved about it."
The Captain of the ship, Francesco Schettino, has been charged with manslaughter and causing the shipwreck, along with abandoning the ship before the 4200 passengers and crew could get off.
Some of the visitors noted the macabre nature of the site. A British tourist, Peter Davey, was asked if he would take photographs of the wreck.
[Peter Davey, Tourist]:
"No, no, no I don't think so, I think where people die is not really something to glorify."
US company Titan Salvage, along with the Italian partner Micoperi, have been hired to recover the 114,500 tonne ship. Due to the sheer size of the task. they recently had to push back their timeline, with the job now expected to be completed in the spring of 2013.
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- published: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 14081
Disaster Tourism
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 25 Jul 2012
- views: 726
Several UBC Students travelled to New Orleans to study the effects of disaster tourism
Several UBC Students travelled to New Orleans to study the effects of disaster tourism
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Several UBC Students travelled to New Orleans to study the effects of disaster tourism
- published: 25 Jul 2012
- views: 726
'Disaster Tourism'
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 06 Nov 2012
- views: 497
The usually populated section of the Marina beach wears a deserted look. A curiosity to watch the stranded vessel Pratibha Cauvery from close quarters has drawn...
The usually populated section of the Marina beach wears a deserted look. A curiosity to watch the stranded vessel Pratibha Cauvery from close quarters has drawn the crowds and the hawkers to Nochikuppam, discovers Prince Frederick of The Hindu MetroPlus.
wn.com/'Disaster Tourism'
The usually populated section of the Marina beach wears a deserted look. A curiosity to watch the stranded vessel Pratibha Cauvery from close quarters has drawn the crowds and the hawkers to Nochikuppam, discovers Prince Frederick of The Hindu MetroPlus.
- published: 06 Nov 2012
- views: 497
DISASTER- TOURISM
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- Duration: 5:02
- Updated: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 192
Disaster Tourism in Chernobyl
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- Duration: 5:50
- Updated: 06 May 2015
- views: 87
Some 30 years ago, the most serious accident in nuclear history changed the lives of millions. Massive amounts of radioactive materials were released into the e...
Some 30 years ago, the most serious accident in nuclear history changed the lives of millions. Massive amounts of radioactive materials were released into the environment resulting in a radioactive cloud that spread over much of Europe.
The greatest contamination occurred around the reactor in areas that are now part of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.
And now, 30 years later, can Chernobyl be Reinvented as a Disaster Tourism Hotspot?
wn.com/Disaster Tourism In Chernobyl
Some 30 years ago, the most serious accident in nuclear history changed the lives of millions. Massive amounts of radioactive materials were released into the environment resulting in a radioactive cloud that spread over much of Europe.
The greatest contamination occurred around the reactor in areas that are now part of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.
And now, 30 years later, can Chernobyl be Reinvented as a Disaster Tourism Hotspot?
- published: 06 May 2015
- views: 87
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live at Chain Reaction)
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- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 12 Jun 2010
- views: 1315
Recorded on June 11, 2010 at Chain Reaction, in Anaheim, CA in with Rubic and David Bazan in support.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me...
Recorded on June 11, 2010 at Chain Reaction, in Anaheim, CA in with Rubic and David Bazan in support.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me outside, I'll come running down.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me outside, I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes,
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boot soles.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes,
Till it was nothing like I'd imagined.
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time,
Until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by:
"Look, come to the window...she carries a candle at mid-day
While the sun's still so high!"
But you knew better than to pay mind to what people and the devil say.
Call me outside, I'll come running down into your vacant, intoxicating night.
If you call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights!
Oh, I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town, but sister I'm all you've got,
So call me outside, I'll come running down...then, not another word.
wn.com/Mewithoutyou Disaster Tourism (Live At Chain Reaction)
Recorded on June 11, 2010 at Chain Reaction, in Anaheim, CA in with Rubic and David Bazan in support.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me outside, I'll come running down.
Call me outside, I'll come running down...
You call me outside, I'll come running down.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes,
I was a nest by a fox's hole or dirt underneath your boot soles.
When I satisfied each need invented by my eyes,
Till it was nothing like I'd imagined.
Like cocaine, their green eyes fixed on the television to pass the time,
Until their two miles of elegant blinds halfway raised for the watching as you walked by:
"Look, come to the window...she carries a candle at mid-day
While the sun's still so high!"
But you knew better than to pay mind to what people and the devil say.
Call me outside, I'll come running down into your vacant, intoxicating night.
If you call me outside to their haunted streets, their red electric lights!
Oh, I'm on the sad side of a nowhere town, but sister I'm all you've got,
So call me outside, I'll come running down...then, not another word.
- published: 12 Jun 2010
- views: 1315
Welcome to Bodo - your number one disaster tourism destination!
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- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 750
Naturvernforbundet presenterer - Welcome to Bodo!
Les mer på www.naturvernforbundet.no/Nigeria
Oljefondet investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Oljefondet må k...
Naturvernforbundet presenterer - Welcome to Bodo!
Les mer på www.naturvernforbundet.no/Nigeria
Oljefondet investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Oljefondet må kreve opprydning av oljesøl i Nigeria.
Han har en strålende ide. Norge investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Nordmenn må elske miljøkatastrofer. Da bør det være gode penger å tjene på at nordmenn reiser for å se på ødeleggelsene de selv er med å finansiere. Eller?
Videoen er laget av Naturvernforbundet, med støtte fra Norad.
For English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZF2mZyxAw
wn.com/Welcome To Bodo Your Number One Disaster Tourism Destination
Naturvernforbundet presenterer - Welcome to Bodo!
Les mer på www.naturvernforbundet.no/Nigeria
Oljefondet investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Oljefondet må kreve opprydning av oljesøl i Nigeria.
Han har en strålende ide. Norge investerer i Nigerias oljeindustri. Nordmenn må elske miljøkatastrofer. Da bør det være gode penger å tjene på at nordmenn reiser for å se på ødeleggelsene de selv er med å finansiere. Eller?
Videoen er laget av Naturvernforbundet, med støtte fra Norad.
For English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjZF2mZyxAw
- published: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 750
Disaster tourism cover
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 23 Dec 2012
- views: 293
Real Luxury 101: Disaster Tourism In Guyana - South Ruimveldt
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- Duration: 8:40
- Updated: 29 May 2013
- views: 11967
You'd be forgiven for watching this video and thinking perhaps the government has given into pressure. Perhaps they've come to acknowledge the chasm of inequali...
You'd be forgiven for watching this video and thinking perhaps the government has given into pressure. Perhaps they've come to acknowledge the chasm of inequality dividing our country and done something good for a change; something for the people. Maybe they thought this was a good way to give everyone a bit of luxury...an infinity pool for all! No... in reality, this is what nearly two decades of neglect looks like. Even at their worst neither Burnham nor Cheddi would have stood for something like this. Take a ride with us through South Ruimveldt on the eve of our 47th independence anniversary, as our government continues to fatten their pockets and those of their friends and family, the rest of us face a future of neglect if we continue to put up and shut up. Real Wet
wn.com/Real Luxury 101 Disaster Tourism In Guyana South Ruimveldt
You'd be forgiven for watching this video and thinking perhaps the government has given into pressure. Perhaps they've come to acknowledge the chasm of inequality dividing our country and done something good for a change; something for the people. Maybe they thought this was a good way to give everyone a bit of luxury...an infinity pool for all! No... in reality, this is what nearly two decades of neglect looks like. Even at their worst neither Burnham nor Cheddi would have stood for something like this. Take a ride with us through South Ruimveldt on the eve of our 47th independence anniversary, as our government continues to fatten their pockets and those of their friends and family, the rest of us face a future of neglect if we continue to put up and shut up. Real Wet
- published: 29 May 2013
- views: 11967
mewithoutYou "Disaster Tourism" (Bass Cover)
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 03 Jul 2009
- views: 189
Disaster Tourism - MewithoutYou LIVE @ Cornerstone 2008
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 05 Nov 2008
- views: 586
Filmed LIVE on the Encore2 Stage on Friday July 4th, 2008 @ Cornerstone 2008.
Filmed & Edited by Joel A. Swanson
Filmed LIVE on the Encore2 Stage on Friday July 4th, 2008 @ Cornerstone 2008.
Filmed & Edited by Joel A. Swanson
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Filmed LIVE on the Encore2 Stage on Friday July 4th, 2008 @ Cornerstone 2008.
Filmed & Edited by Joel A. Swanson
- published: 05 Nov 2008
- views: 586
24Oras: Albay LGU: Hindi namin hinihikayat ang disaster tourism
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 865
24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mike Enriquez and Mel Tiangco. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends...
24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mike Enriquez and Mel Tiangco. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/24oras.
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24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mike Enriquez and Mel Tiangco. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/24oras.
GMA News Online: http://www.gmanews.tv
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews
- published: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 865
mewithoutYou - Disaster Tourism (live)
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- Duration: 2:36
- Updated: 27 Feb 2006
- views: 6870
mewithoutYou in Kokomo, IN...Aaron seems to have forgotten he was supposed to sing at the beginning, but gets better
mewithoutYou in Kokomo, IN...Aaron seems to have forgotten he was supposed to sing at the beginning, but gets better
wn.com/Mewithoutyou Disaster Tourism (Live)
mewithoutYou in Kokomo, IN...Aaron seems to have forgotten he was supposed to sing at the beginning, but gets better
- published: 27 Feb 2006
- views: 6870
Disaster tourism Chernobyl
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 19 Mar 2011
- views: 810
- published: 19 Mar 2011
- views: 810
25 Bizarre Types Of Tourism You Might Want To Try (Except For #1)
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- Duration: 10:06
- Updated: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 83249
As a human activity, the cultural impact of tourism is undeniable. But the importance of tourism in economic terms shouldn't be underestimated either. The indus...
As a human activity, the cultural impact of tourism is undeniable. But the importance of tourism in economic terms shouldn't be underestimated either. The industry earns over a trillion dollars a year globally, and is a sector with plenty of opportunity for further growth and employment. But what happens when tourism goes beyond the usual things and becomes tailored to people’s unique interests and niches? Some of the most bizarre types of tourism you've ever seen, that’s what happens. From stag party tourism to space tourism these are 25 of the most bizarre types of tourism you might want to try…except for #1. We really do hope you don’t want to try #1.
Follow us on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/list25
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Check out the physical list at - http://list25.com/25-bizarre-types-of-tourism-you-might-want-to-try/
Preview:
Domestic tourism
Christian tourism
Ecotourism
Business tourism
Rural tourism
Booze tourism (Booze cruise)
Gay tourism
Enotourism
Soccer tourism
Culinary tourism
Stag party tourism
Space tourism
Drug tourism
Disaster tourism
Birth tourism
Garden tourism
War tourism
Virtual tourism
Dental tourism
Atomic tourism
Benefit tourism
Shark tourism
Ghetto tourism
Tolkien tourism
Suicide Tourism
wn.com/25 Bizarre Types Of Tourism You Might Want To Try (Except For 1)
As a human activity, the cultural impact of tourism is undeniable. But the importance of tourism in economic terms shouldn't be underestimated either. The industry earns over a trillion dollars a year globally, and is a sector with plenty of opportunity for further growth and employment. But what happens when tourism goes beyond the usual things and becomes tailored to people’s unique interests and niches? Some of the most bizarre types of tourism you've ever seen, that’s what happens. From stag party tourism to space tourism these are 25 of the most bizarre types of tourism you might want to try…except for #1. We really do hope you don’t want to try #1.
Follow us on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/list25
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/list25
Website: http://list25.com
Check out the physical list at - http://list25.com/25-bizarre-types-of-tourism-you-might-want-to-try/
Preview:
Domestic tourism
Christian tourism
Ecotourism
Business tourism
Rural tourism
Booze tourism (Booze cruise)
Gay tourism
Enotourism
Soccer tourism
Culinary tourism
Stag party tourism
Space tourism
Drug tourism
Disaster tourism
Birth tourism
Garden tourism
War tourism
Virtual tourism
Dental tourism
Atomic tourism
Benefit tourism
Shark tourism
Ghetto tourism
Tolkien tourism
Suicide Tourism
- published: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 83249
1 - Disaster Tourism - mewithoutYou at Fireside Bowl, Chicago (July 2003)
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- Duration: 2:59
- Updated: 08 Jan 2011
- views: 1315
mewithoutYou performing Disaster Tourism at Fireside Bowl in Chicago in July 2003. I am looking for mewithoutYou at Cornerstone 2003 and 2004 as well as the me...
mewithoutYou performing Disaster Tourism at Fireside Bowl in Chicago in July 2003. I am looking for mewithoutYou at Cornerstone 2003 and 2004 as well as the message Aaron gave in 2003 on VHS or DVD.
wn.com/1 Disaster Tourism Mewithoutyou At Fireside Bowl, Chicago (July 2003)
mewithoutYou performing Disaster Tourism at Fireside Bowl in Chicago in July 2003. I am looking for mewithoutYou at Cornerstone 2003 and 2004 as well as the message Aaron gave in 2003 on VHS or DVD.
- published: 08 Jan 2011
- views: 1315
mewithoutYou - "Disaster Tourism/ Tie Me Up! Untie Me! (cover)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:04
- Updated: 17 Jan 2011
- views: 291
ehwilson's shared video file.
ehwilson's shared video file.
wn.com/Mewithoutyou Disaster Tourism Tie Me Up Untie Me (Cover)
ehwilson's shared video file.
- published: 17 Jan 2011
- views: 291
mewithoutYou // Disaster Tourism @ Rocketown - Nashville, TN
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 23 May 2012
- views: 362
mewithoutYou playing Disaster Tourism from Catch For Us the Foxes on 5/22/12.
(Sorry for the shakiness, I was right in front of the stage and we were going craz...
mewithoutYou playing Disaster Tourism from Catch For Us the Foxes on 5/22/12.
(Sorry for the shakiness, I was right in front of the stage and we were going crazy!...obviously...)
If you're feeling nice, take a gander at my band, too (link below)! Thanks! :)
https://www.facebook.com/KhamsinMusic
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mewithoutYou playing Disaster Tourism from Catch For Us the Foxes on 5/22/12.
(Sorry for the shakiness, I was right in front of the stage and we were going crazy!...obviously...)
If you're feeling nice, take a gander at my band, too (link below)! Thanks! :)
https://www.facebook.com/KhamsinMusic
- published: 23 May 2012
- views: 362
Is Post Disaster Tourism Ethical and Safe?
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- Duration: 11:27
- Updated: 22 Feb 2016
- views: 8
In Part IV of my interview with Hjörtur Smárason we leave behind stories of Iceland and the Viking Sagas and instead delve into more recent topics. More specif...
In Part IV of my interview with Hjörtur Smárason we leave behind stories of Iceland and the Viking Sagas and instead delve into more recent topics. More specifically Hjörtur shares insights taken from his recent visit the Nepal shortly after 2015's horrific natural tragedy which cost more than 9,000 Nepalese lives. He shares with us his observations and the inspiration he gained from spending with the Nepalese and further tackles the question of the ethics and safety considerations which go with traveling to destinations that have recently suffered a catastrophic event. His insights also build upon his own experiences derived during the Icelandic Volcanic Eruptions which causes global transportation chaos and initially did severe harm to Iceland's tourism economy.
He also shares interesting insights for contextualizing the ongoing Ukrainian conflict and outlines some of the often overlooked ramifications of overly general or poorly thought out national safety alerts.
VIEW PART I:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KD89_lJXL8w
VIEW PART II:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrksK7GhfJM
VIEW PART III:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imwI05LpebA
This is part of an extended conversation I had with Hjörtur that spans from Byzantium to Iceland’s last McDonald's to questions of ethical travel and modern disasters. Stay tuned for future segments and make sure to subscribe!
You can read Hjörtur’s musings on his blog at http://www.ravingravens.com or find him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/hjortursmarason
wn.com/Is Post Disaster Tourism Ethical And Safe
In Part IV of my interview with Hjörtur Smárason we leave behind stories of Iceland and the Viking Sagas and instead delve into more recent topics. More specifically Hjörtur shares insights taken from his recent visit the Nepal shortly after 2015's horrific natural tragedy which cost more than 9,000 Nepalese lives. He shares with us his observations and the inspiration he gained from spending with the Nepalese and further tackles the question of the ethics and safety considerations which go with traveling to destinations that have recently suffered a catastrophic event. His insights also build upon his own experiences derived during the Icelandic Volcanic Eruptions which causes global transportation chaos and initially did severe harm to Iceland's tourism economy.
He also shares interesting insights for contextualizing the ongoing Ukrainian conflict and outlines some of the often overlooked ramifications of overly general or poorly thought out national safety alerts.
VIEW PART I:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KD89_lJXL8w
VIEW PART II:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrksK7GhfJM
VIEW PART III:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imwI05LpebA
This is part of an extended conversation I had with Hjörtur that spans from Byzantium to Iceland’s last McDonald's to questions of ethical travel and modern disasters. Stay tuned for future segments and make sure to subscribe!
You can read Hjörtur’s musings on his blog at http://www.ravingravens.com or find him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/hjortursmarason
- published: 22 Feb 2016
- views: 8
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Tourism and Disaster Presentation
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Desire and Disaster in New Orleans Tourism Race and Historical Memory
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Tourism & Disaster / PAD 5397 References: Haddow, G.D., Bullock, J.A., & Coppoloa, D.P. (2011). Introduction to Emergency Management. (4th edition). Butterworth-Heinemann. Burlington, MA. Kroll, C., Landis, J., Shen, Q., Stryker, S. (1990). The economic impacts of the Lomas Prieta earthquake: A focus on small businesses. Berkeley Planning Journal. 5(1). Factors Affecting Tourism: Natural Disasters. Retrieved online from ww2.ecclesbourne.derbyshire.sch.uk Schneider, S.K. (2011). Dealing with Disaster: Public Management in Crisis Situations. (2nd edition). M.E. Sharpe. Armonk, NY. Yenkel, J.T. (1992). Miami Tourism Trying to Weather Hurricane. LA Times. Web. From articles.latimes.com Photographs from: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/07/01/disaster-tourism.html www.realclears... -
mud disaster become tourism attraction.. lapindo
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Disaster Tourism at Lapindo , Sidoarjo, Java, Indonesia
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Cruise ship tourism continues despite quake disaster
1. Tour operator holding up sign advertising coastal cruise, Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored behind him 2. Close-up tour operator 3. Wide of ship 3. Celebrity Solstice passengers on quay 4. Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored 5. Tourists walking in resort 6. Various of band playing 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jameson Charitable, 20, works in Labadee resort: "How come I (would) want the boat to stop coming? Without the boat we can''t even live." (Question: Your family depends on it...?) "Yes, my father works here, my brother works inside the boat." 8. Empty deckchairs on beach 9. Palmtree on beach 10. Wide of beach chairs and tourists 11. View from mountain of Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored 12. Tourist travelling down from mountain via zipline 13. Set-up Da... -
Meinhard Breiling: Tourism Supply Chains and Natural Disasters
Meinhard Breiling of the Vienna University of Technology presents Tourism Supply Chains and Natural Disasters at the 2nd ERIA Working Group Meeting on Mitigating Supply Chain Risks Due to Natural Disaster held in Singapore on 29-30 June 2015. www.eria.org/events/2015/06/the-2nd-eria-working-group-meeting-on-mitigating-supply-chain-risks-due-to-natural-disaster.html -
Climbing PoeTree on Disaster Tourism | Bioneers
A clip from the performance by the spoken word duo Climbing PoeTree, consisting of Alixa Garcia and Naima Penniman. "Who will get paid to rebuild and who will they build for?" This clip is from the performance by Climbing PoeTree at the 2014 Bioneers National Conference. Watch the whole video here: https://youtu.be/3oimOmdQiuk. Since 1990, Bioneers has acted as a fertile hub of social and scientific innovators with practical and visionary solutions for the world's most pressing environmental and social challenges. To experience talks like this, please join us at the Bioneers National Conference each October, and regional Bioneers Resilient Community Network gatherings held nationwide throughout the year. For more information on Bioneers, please visit http://www.bioneers.org and stay ... -
GEORGIA: BATUMI: ECONOMIC DISASTER AND CIVIL WAR RUINS TOURISM
Russian/Nat The Caucasian republic of Georgia was once a Mecca to holiday makers from Russia and Warsaw Pact countries. It offered tired workers stunning scenery, a seaside and a destination that was acceptable to the Communist authorities. But economic disaster and civil war has emptied the Soviet playground, leaving only refugees and the hardiest locals. Packed solid by holidaymakers with barely enough room to swing a hammer and sickle, these beaches were a magnet for tourists during the Soviet era. Now they are little more than a marine wasteland. The USSR's equivalent of five-star holiday accommodation stands derelict in overgrown fields, frequented now only by local cattle. Once the hotels on the Georgian Black Sea coast pulled in tens of thousands of visito... -
Tourism industry struggles, six months after disaster
21 June 2005 - Patong Beach, Phuket 1. One man sitting on the beach looking into the ocean 2. Row of beach chairs, only one man sitting and reading newspaper 3. Row of empty beach chairs, sea in background 4. Jet ski operator with no customers 5. Various of masseuses waiting on the beach for customers 6. Various of Western tourist getting massage 7. SOUNDBITE (Thai) Pimol Pretrit, Beach Masseuse "It's bad. I've been working here doing this job for six or seven years now. I don't know what else I could do." 26 December 2004 - Patong Beach, Phuket 8. Tsunami wave striking beach, UPSOUND (English) "Get in, get in, get in." 27 December 2004 - Patong Beach, Phuket 9. Various of destruction and debris along Patong sea front 21 June 2005 - Phuket, Thailand 10. Man walking p... -
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An overview and analysis on the international tourism industry in relation to natural disasters and emergency management.
By: Adam Berk
An overview and analysis on the international tourism industry in relation to natural disasters and emergency management.
By: Adam Berk
wn.com/Tourism And Disaster Presentation
An overview and analysis on the international tourism industry in relation to natural disasters and emergency management.
By: Adam Berk
- published: 16 Mar 2016
- views: 3
Tourism and Disaster
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 16 Mar 2016
- views: 8
- published: 16 Mar 2016
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Tourism and Disaster
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- Duration: 2:38
- Updated: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 26
Copy of Tourism and Disaster
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- Duration: 2:58
- Updated: 16 Mar 2016
- views: 0
- published: 16 Mar 2016
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Tourism & Disaster
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- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
- views: 28
Oral Presentation for PAD 4391
Oral Presentation for PAD 4391
wn.com/Tourism Disaster
Oral Report Movie Tourism & Disaster
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 15
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 15
Desire and Disaster in New Orleans Tourism Race and Historical Memory
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- Duration: 0:26
- Updated: 10 Feb 2016
- views: 0
- published: 10 Feb 2016
- views: 0
Tourism and disaster William McAlister
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- Duration: 5:28
- Updated: 06 Nov 2015
- views: 2
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- published: 06 Nov 2015
- views: 2
Tourism & Disaster by Dan Henson
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- Duration: 5:46
- Updated: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 12
Tourism & Disaster / PAD 5397
References:
Haddow, G.D., Bullock, J.A., & Coppoloa, D.P. (2011). Introduction to Emergency Management. (4th edition). Butterwort...
Tourism & Disaster / PAD 5397
References:
Haddow, G.D., Bullock, J.A., & Coppoloa, D.P. (2011). Introduction to Emergency Management. (4th edition). Butterworth-Heinemann. Burlington, MA.
Kroll, C., Landis, J., Shen, Q., Stryker, S. (1990). The economic impacts of the Lomas Prieta earthquake: A focus on small businesses. Berkeley Planning Journal. 5(1).
Factors Affecting Tourism: Natural Disasters. Retrieved online from ww2.ecclesbourne.derbyshire.sch.uk
Schneider, S.K. (2011). Dealing with Disaster: Public Management in Crisis Situations. (2nd edition). M.E. Sharpe. Armonk, NY.
Yenkel, J.T. (1992). Miami Tourism Trying to Weather Hurricane. LA Times. Web. From articles.latimes.com
Photographs from:
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/07/01/disaster-tourism.html
www.realclearsports.com
www.goldengatesports.com
www.nydailynews.com
www.waterencyclapedia.com
www.pbase.com
www.weblogs.sun-sentinel.com
http://futuremd.blogspot.com/2005/10/safe-as-houses.html
www.palmbeachpost.com
www.columbia.edu
wn.com/Tourism Disaster By Dan Henson
Tourism & Disaster / PAD 5397
References:
Haddow, G.D., Bullock, J.A., & Coppoloa, D.P. (2011). Introduction to Emergency Management. (4th edition). Butterworth-Heinemann. Burlington, MA.
Kroll, C., Landis, J., Shen, Q., Stryker, S. (1990). The economic impacts of the Lomas Prieta earthquake: A focus on small businesses. Berkeley Planning Journal. 5(1).
Factors Affecting Tourism: Natural Disasters. Retrieved online from ww2.ecclesbourne.derbyshire.sch.uk
Schneider, S.K. (2011). Dealing with Disaster: Public Management in Crisis Situations. (2nd edition). M.E. Sharpe. Armonk, NY.
Yenkel, J.T. (1992). Miami Tourism Trying to Weather Hurricane. LA Times. Web. From articles.latimes.com
Photographs from:
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/07/01/disaster-tourism.html
www.realclearsports.com
www.goldengatesports.com
www.nydailynews.com
www.waterencyclapedia.com
www.pbase.com
www.weblogs.sun-sentinel.com
http://futuremd.blogspot.com/2005/10/safe-as-houses.html
www.palmbeachpost.com
www.columbia.edu
- published: 27 Oct 2015
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mud disaster become tourism attraction.. lapindo
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- Duration: 3:05
- Updated: 26 Sep 2015
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happen in 2005 until now. it still came out. located at: porong, sidoarjo, jatim, indonesia
happen in 2005 until now. it still came out. located at: porong, sidoarjo, jatim, indonesia
wn.com/Mud Disaster Become Tourism Attraction.. Lapindo
happen in 2005 until now. it still came out. located at: porong, sidoarjo, jatim, indonesia
- published: 26 Sep 2015
- views: 19
Disaster Tourism at Lapindo , Sidoarjo, Java, Indonesia
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 30 Aug 2015
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People need to hustle here, thanks to Bakrie.
People need to hustle here, thanks to Bakrie.
wn.com/Disaster Tourism At Lapindo , Sidoarjo, Java, Indonesia
Cruise ship tourism continues despite quake disaster
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- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 24 Jul 2015
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1. Tour operator holding up sign advertising coastal cruise, Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored behind him
2. Close-up tour operator
3. Wide of ship
3. ...
1. Tour operator holding up sign advertising coastal cruise, Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored behind him
2. Close-up tour operator
3. Wide of ship
3. Celebrity Solstice passengers on quay
4. Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored
5. Tourists walking in resort
6. Various of band playing
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jameson Charitable, 20, works in Labadee resort:
"How come I (would) want the boat to stop coming? Without the boat we can''t even live."
(Question: Your family depends on it...?)
"Yes, my father works here, my brother works inside the boat."
8. Empty deckchairs on beach
9. Palmtree on beach
10. Wide of beach chairs and tourists
11. View from mountain of Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored
12. Tourist travelling down from mountain via zipline
13. Set-up David Southby, Labadee site manager
14. SOUNDBITE (English) David Southby, Labadee site manager
"I think the initial criticism that we received in the press has tailed away a little bit now. And I think that people have become to realise that, apart from anything else, if we''d stop bringing the ships here, we would have basically abandoned the people in their hour of need."
15. Forklift truck and aid supplies on dock by side of Celebrity Solstice cruise ship
16. Close-up supplies
17. SOUNDBITE (English) David Southby, Labadee site manager
"We''re also in a position where, with the ships, we''ve been able to bring down immediate relief, which we''re coordinating with Food for the Poor, and now with the United Nations, to assist us with transportation of the relief effort. And you know, we''re bringing in things like...initially it was water, food stuffs, and now as we move on and the needs change, we''re working very hard to meet those needs."
18. Tourists watching dancers
19. Close-up dancers
STORYLINE:
The beach resort of Labadee is just 60 miles (100 kilometres) from Port-au-Prince, but it''s a world away from the devastation of the Haitian capital, where some 200-thousand people are believed dead following the devastating earthquake.
The resort enclave, which has a beach, a zipline in the mountains and other activities, is leased by the Haitian government to Royal Caribbean International, which also owns the Celebrity cruise line.
Despite the humanitarian disaster, Royal Caribbean cruise ships are continuing to visit Labadee - including the Celebrity Solstice which was anchored off shore on Friday.
The cruise company has now found itself the centre of a controversy: should vacationers relax and have fun with so much suffering elsewhere on the island or would it be worse to halt the port calls and deprive locals of what they earn from tourism?
On Friday, Royal Caribbean allowed The Associated Press to visit Labadee, but the company spokeswoman would not allow the team to interview cruise passengers who had arrived in the resort.
With the Celebrity Solstice anchored just offshore the beautiful expanse of white sand, vacationers were seen stretching out on beach chairs in the sun, sipping cold beer and pina coladas with pineapple slices on the rim and listening to Haitian folk music.
About 200 people work in Labadee and a few hundred more vendors and service providers are allowed in whenever ships arrive.
For them, it''s essential that Royal Caribbean continues its port calls.
Jameson Charitable works in the resort, offering tours for the vacationers, and the 20-year told AP that without tourism, his family and others wouldn''t be able to make a living.
Royal Caribbean''s boss recently said the decision to continue with scheduled stops in Labadee was an easy one - the site sustained no damage and the Haitian government welcomed the ship.
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1. Tour operator holding up sign advertising coastal cruise, Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored behind him
2. Close-up tour operator
3. Wide of ship
3. Celebrity Solstice passengers on quay
4. Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored
5. Tourists walking in resort
6. Various of band playing
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jameson Charitable, 20, works in Labadee resort:
"How come I (would) want the boat to stop coming? Without the boat we can''t even live."
(Question: Your family depends on it...?)
"Yes, my father works here, my brother works inside the boat."
8. Empty deckchairs on beach
9. Palmtree on beach
10. Wide of beach chairs and tourists
11. View from mountain of Celebrity Solstice cruise ship anchored
12. Tourist travelling down from mountain via zipline
13. Set-up David Southby, Labadee site manager
14. SOUNDBITE (English) David Southby, Labadee site manager
"I think the initial criticism that we received in the press has tailed away a little bit now. And I think that people have become to realise that, apart from anything else, if we''d stop bringing the ships here, we would have basically abandoned the people in their hour of need."
15. Forklift truck and aid supplies on dock by side of Celebrity Solstice cruise ship
16. Close-up supplies
17. SOUNDBITE (English) David Southby, Labadee site manager
"We''re also in a position where, with the ships, we''ve been able to bring down immediate relief, which we''re coordinating with Food for the Poor, and now with the United Nations, to assist us with transportation of the relief effort. And you know, we''re bringing in things like...initially it was water, food stuffs, and now as we move on and the needs change, we''re working very hard to meet those needs."
18. Tourists watching dancers
19. Close-up dancers
STORYLINE:
The beach resort of Labadee is just 60 miles (100 kilometres) from Port-au-Prince, but it''s a world away from the devastation of the Haitian capital, where some 200-thousand people are believed dead following the devastating earthquake.
The resort enclave, which has a beach, a zipline in the mountains and other activities, is leased by the Haitian government to Royal Caribbean International, which also owns the Celebrity cruise line.
Despite the humanitarian disaster, Royal Caribbean cruise ships are continuing to visit Labadee - including the Celebrity Solstice which was anchored off shore on Friday.
The cruise company has now found itself the centre of a controversy: should vacationers relax and have fun with so much suffering elsewhere on the island or would it be worse to halt the port calls and deprive locals of what they earn from tourism?
On Friday, Royal Caribbean allowed The Associated Press to visit Labadee, but the company spokeswoman would not allow the team to interview cruise passengers who had arrived in the resort.
With the Celebrity Solstice anchored just offshore the beautiful expanse of white sand, vacationers were seen stretching out on beach chairs in the sun, sipping cold beer and pina coladas with pineapple slices on the rim and listening to Haitian folk music.
About 200 people work in Labadee and a few hundred more vendors and service providers are allowed in whenever ships arrive.
For them, it''s essential that Royal Caribbean continues its port calls.
Jameson Charitable works in the resort, offering tours for the vacationers, and the 20-year told AP that without tourism, his family and others wouldn''t be able to make a living.
Royal Caribbean''s boss recently said the decision to continue with scheduled stops in Labadee was an easy one - the site sustained no damage and the Haitian government welcomed the ship.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d49b620bb0ef4e2ee7dcddcab84037ce
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 58
Meinhard Breiling: Tourism Supply Chains and Natural Disasters
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- Duration: 36:25
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 42
Meinhard Breiling of the Vienna University of Technology presents Tourism Supply Chains and Natural Disasters at the 2nd ERIA Working Group Meeting on Mitigatin...
Meinhard Breiling of the Vienna University of Technology presents Tourism Supply Chains and Natural Disasters at the 2nd ERIA Working Group Meeting on Mitigating Supply Chain Risks Due to Natural Disaster held in Singapore on 29-30 June 2015.
www.eria.org/events/2015/06/the-2nd-eria-working-group-meeting-on-mitigating-supply-chain-risks-due-to-natural-disaster.html
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Meinhard Breiling of the Vienna University of Technology presents Tourism Supply Chains and Natural Disasters at the 2nd ERIA Working Group Meeting on Mitigating Supply Chain Risks Due to Natural Disaster held in Singapore on 29-30 June 2015.
www.eria.org/events/2015/06/the-2nd-eria-working-group-meeting-on-mitigating-supply-chain-risks-due-to-natural-disaster.html
- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 42
Climbing PoeTree on Disaster Tourism | Bioneers
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- Duration: 0:57
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 111
A clip from the performance by the spoken word duo Climbing PoeTree, consisting of Alixa Garcia and Naima Penniman.
"Who will get paid to rebuild and who will ...
A clip from the performance by the spoken word duo Climbing PoeTree, consisting of Alixa Garcia and Naima Penniman.
"Who will get paid to rebuild and who will they build for?"
This clip is from the performance by Climbing PoeTree at the 2014 Bioneers National Conference. Watch the whole video here: https://youtu.be/3oimOmdQiuk.
Since 1990, Bioneers has acted as a fertile hub of social and scientific innovators with practical and visionary solutions for the world's most pressing environmental and social challenges.
To experience talks like this, please join us at the Bioneers National Conference each October, and regional Bioneers Resilient Community Network gatherings held nationwide throughout the year.
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wn.com/Climbing Poetree On Disaster Tourism | Bioneers
A clip from the performance by the spoken word duo Climbing PoeTree, consisting of Alixa Garcia and Naima Penniman.
"Who will get paid to rebuild and who will they build for?"
This clip is from the performance by Climbing PoeTree at the 2014 Bioneers National Conference. Watch the whole video here: https://youtu.be/3oimOmdQiuk.
Since 1990, Bioneers has acted as a fertile hub of social and scientific innovators with practical and visionary solutions for the world's most pressing environmental and social challenges.
To experience talks like this, please join us at the Bioneers National Conference each October, and regional Bioneers Resilient Community Network gatherings held nationwide throughout the year.
For more information on Bioneers, please visit http://www.bioneers.org and stay in touch via Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Bioneers.org) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/bioneers).
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 111
GEORGIA: BATUMI: ECONOMIC DISASTER AND CIVIL WAR RUINS TOURISM
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- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 679
Russian/Nat
The Caucasian republic of Georgia was once a Mecca to holiday makers from Russia and Warsaw Pact countries.
It offered tired workers stunning...
Russian/Nat
The Caucasian republic of Georgia was once a Mecca to holiday makers from Russia and Warsaw Pact countries.
It offered tired workers stunning scenery, a seaside and a destination that was acceptable to the Communist authorities.
But economic disaster and civil war has emptied the Soviet playground, leaving only refugees and the hardiest locals.
Packed solid by holidaymakers with barely enough room to swing a hammer and sickle, these beaches were a magnet for tourists during the Soviet era.
Now they are little more than a marine wasteland.
The USSR's equivalent of five-star holiday accommodation stands derelict in overgrown fields, frequented now only by local cattle.
Once the hotels on the Georgian Black Sea coast pulled in tens of thousands of visitors from around the Soviet bloc.
But in the height of the season this year, the playground of the Soviet workforce is all but abandoned.
The tourist industry has been brought to an end by a combination of economic implosion and civil war.
Fighting in the northern region of Abkhazia has severed the link to Russia and with most Georgians bringing home less than the monthly average in Haiti, there is not much left over for fairground attractions.
SOUNDBITE: (In Russian)
"If they just open the road through Abkhazia, everyone from Russia and overseas would flock here. We've got great sea, great boulevards and wonderful people!"
SUPER CAPTION: Niko Kvantriashvili - Hotelier
Inland, the mineral waters flowing through the spa town of Borzhomi have been famed for centuries for their healing powers.
Now former top class sanatoria for Communist party executives cater for a different sort of guest - refugees.
They are the only visitors to the mineral water springs that used to be an annual pilgrimage site for Russia's aristocratic elite in the 19th century.
With over 250-thousand refugees from Abkhazia in Georgia, there's simply nowhere else to put them.
SOUNDBITE: (In Russian)
"Only two of our premises are actually taking tourists. The rest are occupied by refugees. Obviously, in this situation, catering to holidaymakers is out of the question."
SUPER CAPTION: Zurab Gogoladze - Sanatorium doctor
Visitors are an equally rare sight on the sea-front promenade at Batumi on the coast.
Its dolphinarium once thrilled thousands of children from the farthest-flung corners of the Soviet bloc but is now home to one solitary sea-lion.
But in a country beset by far graver economic problems the cry for help by Georgia's tourist industry is unlikely to be answered soon.
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wn.com/Georgia Batumi Economic Disaster And Civil War Ruins Tourism
Russian/Nat
The Caucasian republic of Georgia was once a Mecca to holiday makers from Russia and Warsaw Pact countries.
It offered tired workers stunning scenery, a seaside and a destination that was acceptable to the Communist authorities.
But economic disaster and civil war has emptied the Soviet playground, leaving only refugees and the hardiest locals.
Packed solid by holidaymakers with barely enough room to swing a hammer and sickle, these beaches were a magnet for tourists during the Soviet era.
Now they are little more than a marine wasteland.
The USSR's equivalent of five-star holiday accommodation stands derelict in overgrown fields, frequented now only by local cattle.
Once the hotels on the Georgian Black Sea coast pulled in tens of thousands of visitors from around the Soviet bloc.
But in the height of the season this year, the playground of the Soviet workforce is all but abandoned.
The tourist industry has been brought to an end by a combination of economic implosion and civil war.
Fighting in the northern region of Abkhazia has severed the link to Russia and with most Georgians bringing home less than the monthly average in Haiti, there is not much left over for fairground attractions.
SOUNDBITE: (In Russian)
"If they just open the road through Abkhazia, everyone from Russia and overseas would flock here. We've got great sea, great boulevards and wonderful people!"
SUPER CAPTION: Niko Kvantriashvili - Hotelier
Inland, the mineral waters flowing through the spa town of Borzhomi have been famed for centuries for their healing powers.
Now former top class sanatoria for Communist party executives cater for a different sort of guest - refugees.
They are the only visitors to the mineral water springs that used to be an annual pilgrimage site for Russia's aristocratic elite in the 19th century.
With over 250-thousand refugees from Abkhazia in Georgia, there's simply nowhere else to put them.
SOUNDBITE: (In Russian)
"Only two of our premises are actually taking tourists. The rest are occupied by refugees. Obviously, in this situation, catering to holidaymakers is out of the question."
SUPER CAPTION: Zurab Gogoladze - Sanatorium doctor
Visitors are an equally rare sight on the sea-front promenade at Batumi on the coast.
Its dolphinarium once thrilled thousands of children from the farthest-flung corners of the Soviet bloc but is now home to one solitary sea-lion.
But in a country beset by far graver economic problems the cry for help by Georgia's tourist industry is unlikely to be answered soon.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/016520d44944e876b8b1038b3a564773
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 679
Tourism industry struggles, six months after disaster
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- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 16
21 June 2005 - Patong Beach, Phuket
1. One man sitting on the beach looking into the ocean
2. Row of beach chairs, only one man sitting and reading newspaper
...
21 June 2005 - Patong Beach, Phuket
1. One man sitting on the beach looking into the ocean
2. Row of beach chairs, only one man sitting and reading newspaper
3. Row of empty beach chairs, sea in background
4. Jet ski operator with no customers
5. Various of masseuses waiting on the beach for customers
6. Various of Western tourist getting massage
7. SOUNDBITE (Thai) Pimol Pretrit, Beach Masseuse
"It's bad. I've been working here doing this job for six or seven years now. I don't know what else I could do."
26 December 2004 - Patong Beach, Phuket
8. Tsunami wave striking beach, UPSOUND (English) "Get in, get in, get in."
27 December 2004 - Patong Beach, Phuket
9. Various of destruction and debris along Patong sea front
21 June 2005 - Phuket, Thailand
10. Man walking past stores and businesses open, but with few customers
11. Store signs
12. One person on a moped driving down street
13. Exterior of Royal Palm hotel
14. Various of employee setting up lounge chairs next to pool
15. SOUNDBITE (Thai) Krisada Tansakul, Hotel Owner:
"Yes, I'm tired, but we can't give up. We've come so far with the business. You can't just give up or wait for something to happen, just because you're tired. We just have to struggle on."
16. Phuket director for Tourism Authority of Thailand, Suwalai Pinpradub, walks along beach
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Suwalai Pinpradub, Phuket director for Tourism Authority of Thailand:
"Why this takes so long for tourists to come back, since we thought that only two or three months after the incident, that everything would be ok. But now it's half a year and we still have a lot of work to make them more confident to come back."
Taipei, Taiwan - June 2005
18. Passengers walking inside Taipei Airport
19. Passengers at ticket counter
20. Various of agents working inside travel agency
21. Set up of travel agent Lee Hsiu-chin working at computer
22. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lee Hsiu-chin, Travel Agent in Taipei:
"It was not the money problem that stopped my clients from going to Phuket, but the trauma. People feel that when you are in the water, they could imagine the dead floating around. They might also feel that when they check into a hotel, no matter how fancy it is, there used to be hundreds of dead in there. It was the trauma."
15 June 2005 - Tokyo, Japan
23. People walking in concourse of building
24. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Vox pop, Woman, Japanese Citizen:
"You never know what it is like unless you really go there. You never know how much of reconstruction was done. If there is no road, we just cannot have a vacation. So, I am bit concerned of going there."
22 June 2005 - Khao Lak, Thailand
25. Various of workers building homes
26. Water being turned on
27. Various Swedish volunteer Annika Dabrowski gathering water to help build house
28. SOUNDBITE (Swedish) Annika Dabrowski, Swedish Volunteer Worker:
"Being out here as a volunteer has been an amazing experience. You get so much gratitude, you get smiles from the Thai people. In a very selfish way, it's very fulfilling, because you're doing something, but I believe you're receiving so much more because of the experience you get."
20 June 2005 - Ban Nam Khem, Phangnga Province, Thailand
29. Various of people running during a tsunami evacuation drill
STORYLINE:
Six months after the devastating December tsunami, Thailand's tourism industry remains in crisis.
Restaurants and hotels may be open for business along the south-west coast, but visitor numbers are critically low.
Latest figures from the Pacific Asia Travel Association show that direct international arrivals on Phuket island are down 68 percent from a year ago.
Restaurants, shops and bars are open - but largely empty.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/859d87b09103baa1b7971d09f3d068e3
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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21 June 2005 - Patong Beach, Phuket
1. One man sitting on the beach looking into the ocean
2. Row of beach chairs, only one man sitting and reading newspaper
3. Row of empty beach chairs, sea in background
4. Jet ski operator with no customers
5. Various of masseuses waiting on the beach for customers
6. Various of Western tourist getting massage
7. SOUNDBITE (Thai) Pimol Pretrit, Beach Masseuse
"It's bad. I've been working here doing this job for six or seven years now. I don't know what else I could do."
26 December 2004 - Patong Beach, Phuket
8. Tsunami wave striking beach, UPSOUND (English) "Get in, get in, get in."
27 December 2004 - Patong Beach, Phuket
9. Various of destruction and debris along Patong sea front
21 June 2005 - Phuket, Thailand
10. Man walking past stores and businesses open, but with few customers
11. Store signs
12. One person on a moped driving down street
13. Exterior of Royal Palm hotel
14. Various of employee setting up lounge chairs next to pool
15. SOUNDBITE (Thai) Krisada Tansakul, Hotel Owner:
"Yes, I'm tired, but we can't give up. We've come so far with the business. You can't just give up or wait for something to happen, just because you're tired. We just have to struggle on."
16. Phuket director for Tourism Authority of Thailand, Suwalai Pinpradub, walks along beach
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Suwalai Pinpradub, Phuket director for Tourism Authority of Thailand:
"Why this takes so long for tourists to come back, since we thought that only two or three months after the incident, that everything would be ok. But now it's half a year and we still have a lot of work to make them more confident to come back."
Taipei, Taiwan - June 2005
18. Passengers walking inside Taipei Airport
19. Passengers at ticket counter
20. Various of agents working inside travel agency
21. Set up of travel agent Lee Hsiu-chin working at computer
22. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lee Hsiu-chin, Travel Agent in Taipei:
"It was not the money problem that stopped my clients from going to Phuket, but the trauma. People feel that when you are in the water, they could imagine the dead floating around. They might also feel that when they check into a hotel, no matter how fancy it is, there used to be hundreds of dead in there. It was the trauma."
15 June 2005 - Tokyo, Japan
23. People walking in concourse of building
24. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Vox pop, Woman, Japanese Citizen:
"You never know what it is like unless you really go there. You never know how much of reconstruction was done. If there is no road, we just cannot have a vacation. So, I am bit concerned of going there."
22 June 2005 - Khao Lak, Thailand
25. Various of workers building homes
26. Water being turned on
27. Various Swedish volunteer Annika Dabrowski gathering water to help build house
28. SOUNDBITE (Swedish) Annika Dabrowski, Swedish Volunteer Worker:
"Being out here as a volunteer has been an amazing experience. You get so much gratitude, you get smiles from the Thai people. In a very selfish way, it's very fulfilling, because you're doing something, but I believe you're receiving so much more because of the experience you get."
20 June 2005 - Ban Nam Khem, Phangnga Province, Thailand
29. Various of people running during a tsunami evacuation drill
STORYLINE:
Six months after the devastating December tsunami, Thailand's tourism industry remains in crisis.
Restaurants and hotels may be open for business along the south-west coast, but visitor numbers are critically low.
Latest figures from the Pacific Asia Travel Association show that direct international arrivals on Phuket island are down 68 percent from a year ago.
Restaurants, shops and bars are open - but largely empty.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 16
Tourism & Disaster Presentation - Brandon Taddonio
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- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 08 Jul 2015
- views: 15
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- published: 08 Jul 2015
- views: 15
Tourism and Disaster PAD final
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- Duration: 5:12
- Updated: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 40
- published: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 40
Tourism & Disaster Management
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 12 Mar 2015
- views: 90
- published: 12 Mar 2015
- views: 90
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HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS SERIES Disaster Recovery Webinar Is your disaster recovery and business continuity plan a disaster? Learn what you need to know to keep your business safe and running in the face of a disaster, natural or otherwise. Learning Objectives: • What is a Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)? • How is it different from Traditional Disaster Recovery? • How does DRaaS work? • What to look for in a DRaaS solution? • What is the expected cost and return on investment? SPEAKER Marcelo Oliveira, Product Director, Cable & Wireless Marcelo has several years of experience in Information Technology, having worked with organizations in multiple industries such as banking, software, manufacturing, consulting, training, and telecommunications. Having worked in diverse areas such a... -
WSRE | Connecting the Community: Regional Tourism Update
http://www.wsre.org - The BP oil spill disaster hit regional tourism hard. The heads of three tourism development agencies join host Lloyd Patterson for a frank discussion on the impact the oil spill has had on businesses and bed tax revenues. With an eye to the future, the guests share their best predictions for what's to come in 2011. Guests include: Ed Schroeder, Visit Pensacola Director; Kate Wilkes, Executive Director of Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council; and Mark Bellinger, President and CEO Emerald Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau -
Yandere High School - DATE GONE WRONG! (Minecraft Roleplay) #50
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PBS Nova Petra, Lost City of Stone beautiful video
How did early engineers carve tombs into rock cliffs and funnel water to this desert city? The ancient city of Petra was literally carved from the sandstone cliffs of southern Jordan. There the Nabataeans built temples and tombs, houses and halls, altars and aquaducts. And they built a civilization that stood at the crossroads of the ancient Near East, a center for commerce as the spice routes and trading trails of the time all flowed through Petra. At its peak the city of Petra was home to some 20,000 Nabataeans who, in the midst of the desert, built an ingenious system of waterways to provide their city with the precious liquid. Since the early 1800s, when it was "rediscovered," clues to daily life in this "lost city of stone" are being unearthed and today we are beginning to see once... -
Trip To Sundarbans, Bangladesh- The Largest Mangrove Forest On Earth
Trip To Sundarbans, Bangladesh- The Largest Mangrove Forest On Earth EAST SUNDARBAN It is a cluster of Islands the single largest chunks of productive mangrove forest in the world and the world heritage site. The Bangladesh part of Sundarbans Reserved Forest covers 6,017 kilometers of areas in the Southwest corner of Bangladesh. This largest mangrove contains 333 species of plant, 400 species of fishes, 270 species of local birds and another 45 species of migratory birds, 35 species of amphibians and 42 species of mammals. The forest is dense and continuous and the forest vegetation is evergreen which grows chiefly on muddy sheltered shores of coastal areas subject to the periodic submergence by tidal waters. The characteristic of Sunderban forest is a low-lying tidal riparian forest in... -
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Adrenaline Nation - New Zealand
For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=64591 The blood-curdling, expletive-laden screams of young adventure tourists reverberating throughout the stunning New Zealand countryside have become incessant. The country has become the world capital of extreme sports, but the industry holds some dark secrets. This forensic examination of New Zealand's adventure tourism and safety regime exposes significant flaws. Scott may be terrified of heights but when his friends decided they were going to celebrate his 25th birthday by doing New Zealand's highest bungy jump what could he do? He jumped too. And when the bungy band bounced itself out and Scott realised he might have a shot at making his 26th birthday he was in an expansive mood. As AJ Hackett, an NZ Bungy Tra... -
The Blue And The Black - Chuuk Islands
Pacific on the brink of oil catastrophe To see more go to http://www.youtube.com/user/journeymanpictures Follow us on Facebook (http://goo.gl/YRw42) or Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/journeymanvod) Lurking at the bottom of a giant lagoon in Chuuck, Micronesia lies a ticking time bomb, which threatens to disgorge millions of litres of crude oil, destroying the environment and a fragile island economy. During the Second World War, American fighter aircraft relentlessly bombed Japan's naval stronghold sheltering in a lagoon in Chuuk Island. Almost all sank in this idyllic haven and it became a graveyard of ships, many laden with crude oil. Now the rusting and deteriorating hulks are due to finally crumble, releasing hundreds of tons of oil into this pristine environment. For the... -
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Space Tourism - Episode 1 (Kerbal Space Program)
Tourism in Space! What more could you want? In this series, Harv will create a network of bases and space stations in and around the Jool System so that celebrity Kerbals can go on expensive holidays to the far reaches of the Solar System. The series has been re-branded from "The Jool System" to "Space Tourism" because it is a better name :P Expect to feel some mild confusion as past me calls it The Jool System for a while. Follow Harv on Twitter: http://twitter.com/HOCgamer Become a YouTube Partner! http://awe.sm/q0Z5h LINKS: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/HOCgamers - Steam Group https://twitter.com/HOCgamer - Twitter Intro music is "Mechanolith" by Kevin MacLeod. Check out his work over at http://www.incompetech.com Kerbal Space Program is available at http://www.kerbalspaceprogra... -
AVIATION DISASTERS - CRASH OF FLIGHT 111 - NOVA - Discovery Science History (full documentary)
Aviation Disasters - Crash of Flight 111 - NOVA (full documentary). Thanks for watching. history life discovery science technology tech learning education national nature geographic earth planet channel universe airplane airplanes aircraft collision disaster disasters kill killing wreck wreckage boeing 747 investigation death destruction jet jets fighter planes accident flying fly aviation un united nations shuttle swissair swiss air incident complete documentaries -
Medical Tourism - India
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CAST Webinar - Climate Early Warning Information for Caribbean Tourism
CAST SUSTAINABILITY WEBINAR NO. 6 Climate Early Warning Information for Caribbean Tourism The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association is proud to offer exclusively to our members the sixth course in our Sustainability Webinar Series, provided by our strategic partner OBM International (OBMI). These webinars will be focused on addressing the vital issue of sustainability in the Caribbean. Ongoing severe drought with water shortages persisting through the 2015-6 tourism season can cause damage and losses expected to be similar to the record-breaking regional drought of 2009-2010. This webinar will inform our members of the early-warning information provided by CIMH to help hoteliers and tourism policy-makers improve planning and operations. Learning Objectives: 1) To familiarize attendee... -
Christchurch Reimagined | Averlea Burgess | #SoMeT14AU Barossa Valley, Australia
At 12:51pm on 22 February 2011, Christchurch was shaken by New Zealand’s second-deadliest natural disaster. By the end of 2011, Aussie tourism numbers to Christchurch were down a staggering 45%. Pre-earthquakes Australians were Christchurch’s biggest market. Post-quakes the challenge was to invite Aussies back to the city at a time when they had been scarred by devastating 24/7 news and social media coverage. Research showed that despite the quakes, the Christchurch visitor experience while not perfect was still positive. Armed with this knowledge and a city on the road to recovery, Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism embarked on the momentous task of rebuilding the Christchurch holiday proposition. A significant focus of the Christchurch Reimagined campaign was to use the same social medi... -
Elizabeth Merritt on "Temporal Tourism: a brief visit to 3 museums of 2030"
How do we peer into the future, and what might we see? To open the conference, Elizabeth takes us on a tour of three museums in 2030, each situated within the “Cone of Plausibility” that defines potential futures, and each shaped in its own way by the trends we will explore throughout the day. First stop: the Quantified Museum, which structures itself around data gleaned from its devotees; next we drop in on the Disconnected Museum, an institution that, while relentlessly off-line, has still been shaped by the digital realm; finally we end our tour at the Distributed Museum, which has so successfully spread itself throughout in the world, using both digital and analog methods, that when disaster strikes…well, you’ll have to login to the conference to hear the end of that story. -
The Young Turks - 4.3.15: Indiana, Conservatives, Iran, Georgia & Religious Zealots
Hour 1: John Iadarola, Ben Mankiewicz, and Steve Oh hosting. Indiana governor Mike Pence accepted the fixes to the Freedom of Religion law to quell the outrage over their legislation to allow discrimination against gays. Indianapolis went into disaster mode by trying to welcome gay and lesbian supporters and their businesses for tourism. The huge gamer convention GenCon goes there annually, generating $50 million for the city. Twitter activity from Iranian residents show gleeful selfies in front of the TV as Obama spoke about the the framework of a deal with Iran over their nuclear program. Happiness from Iranian residents will surely annoy Conservatives in America. U.S. Sugar in Florida wanted to show grassroots support for their desire to avoid the state from buying land for environmenta... -
Disasters- Donegal Trawlers
Programme 6 Tuesday 28 August 2007 8.30pm For many communities dotted along the Donegal coastline, fishing was their life's blood. With limited employment, the young men who grew up in this tiny corner of Ireland were destined for a life at sea. But it wasn't just about the money. Fishing was the common bond between communities. In places like Killybegs and Burtonport little else was talked about. RTÉ's Television Archive Unit looks at the lives of those affected by a litany of trawler disasters that hit the community hard in the mid-seventies and early eighties. It focuses on three trawler disasters in particular: the Evelyn Mari in 1975, the Carraig Una in 1976 and the Skifjord in 1981. Altogether sixteen lives lost at sea while trying to provide for their families. Narrated ... -
SHERPA - A Documentary: Capturing Trouble on Mt. Everest with Filmmaker Jennifer Peedom
SHERPA, a documentary about the mountain guides of Mount Everest, set out to expose tension in the 2014 Everest climbing season from the Sherpa mountain guides point of view and instead captured tragedy when an avalanche struck, killing 16 Sherpas. Director Jennifer Peedom discusses what it was like to film the dangerous expedition as well as capturing the heartbreaking story of how Sherpa guides banded together through tragedy to face issues among the guides as well as the mountain climbing industry in this uncensored BYOD interview hosted by Ondi Timoner. FILM & GUEST INFO: A fight on Everest? It seemed incredible. But in 2013 news channels around the world reported an ugly brawl at 21,000ft as European climbers fled a mob of angry Sherpas. In 1953, New Zealander Edmund Hillary and She... -
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The Dark Tourism Lecture JC v2
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Natural Disaster : Manila slum life in the Philippines
About one billion people live in slums and the highest concentration of them can be found in Asia. As part of our Urban Planet series we travelled to the Philippines where about 20 million people live in slums. One tenth of slum dwellers live in the capital Manila, in neighbourhoods like this one in the Tondo District. Tondo is one of the oldest areas of Manila, and dates back about 1,000 years. But the past has been erased by the present. Today it's one of the most densely populated places on earth. There are 80,000 people per square kilometre. The United Nations says many of them lack adequate water, housing, sanitation, education, health and employment. Chairman Tom was born and brought up in Tondo, and runs a community of about 4,000 slum dwellers there. He has six children, and...
Biggest Disaster On Earth || Blow Mind Space Documentary ||
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How the Universe Works - Fascinating Things About Jupiter Planet (Universe Documentary Movies)
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BBC Special : How to Become an Astronaut Tim Peake Documentary Movies HD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hx-gA_ijr0
How the Universe Works - Is There Something Faster Than Speed of Light (Universe Documentary HD)
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How the Universe Works - The Discovery of Biggest Things Inside Our Universe (Documentary Movies HD)
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The Weird Mysteries of Universe Exo Planet - Universe Documentary HD (Space Time)
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Welcome to Virgin Galactic Space Tourism Flight - Space Adventures Full Documentary HD
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Universe Documentary Movies - Fascinating Facts About Saturn Planet (2015)
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The Weird Mysteries of Universe Exo Planet - Universe Documentary HD (Space Time)
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Welcome to Virgin Galactic Space Tourism Flight - Space Adventures Full Documentary HD
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CHTA Learning Tools - Disaster Recovery Webinar
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- Updated: 11 Aug 2015
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HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS SERIES
Disaster Recovery Webinar
Is your disaster recovery and business continuity plan a disaster? Learn what you need to know to keep ...
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS SERIES
Disaster Recovery Webinar
Is your disaster recovery and business continuity plan a disaster? Learn what you need to know to keep your business safe and running in the face of a disaster, natural or otherwise.
Learning Objectives:
• What is a Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)?
• How is it different from Traditional Disaster Recovery?
• How does DRaaS work?
• What to look for in a DRaaS solution?
• What is the expected cost and return on investment?
SPEAKER
Marcelo Oliveira, Product Director, Cable & Wireless
Marcelo has several years of experience in Information Technology, having worked with organizations in multiple industries such as banking, software, manufacturing, consulting, training, and telecommunications. Having worked in diverse areas such as computer programming, business analysis, marketing, sales, and finance he has successfully created and delivered value for clients. Recognized as a thought leader in the Cloud computing arena, Marcelo has written articles, white papers, and presented on multiple industry conferences and client presentations.
Marcelo holds a Business Management degree and a Finance Master’s degree from California State University. He also holds specialization degrees in marketing and information technology. In 2007, Marcelo and his family moved to Canada to work for Bell Canada and Global Knowledge. In 2011, Marcelo joined Columbus Business Solutions as a Senior Product Manager of IT solutions and currently, he is Product Director of IT Solutions for Cable and Wireless Business. Marcelo and family reside in Weston, Florida.
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Disaster Recovery Webinar
Is your disaster recovery and business continuity plan a disaster? Learn what you need to know to keep your business safe and running in the face of a disaster, natural or otherwise.
Learning Objectives:
• What is a Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)?
• How is it different from Traditional Disaster Recovery?
• How does DRaaS work?
• What to look for in a DRaaS solution?
• What is the expected cost and return on investment?
SPEAKER
Marcelo Oliveira, Product Director, Cable & Wireless
Marcelo has several years of experience in Information Technology, having worked with organizations in multiple industries such as banking, software, manufacturing, consulting, training, and telecommunications. Having worked in diverse areas such as computer programming, business analysis, marketing, sales, and finance he has successfully created and delivered value for clients. Recognized as a thought leader in the Cloud computing arena, Marcelo has written articles, white papers, and presented on multiple industry conferences and client presentations.
Marcelo holds a Business Management degree and a Finance Master’s degree from California State University. He also holds specialization degrees in marketing and information technology. In 2007, Marcelo and his family moved to Canada to work for Bell Canada and Global Knowledge. In 2011, Marcelo joined Columbus Business Solutions as a Senior Product Manager of IT solutions and currently, he is Product Director of IT Solutions for Cable and Wireless Business. Marcelo and family reside in Weston, Florida.
Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA)
www.caribbeanhotelandtourism.com
http://www.caribbeanhotelandtourism.com/EducationTraining.php
- published: 11 Aug 2015
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WSRE | Connecting the Community: Regional Tourism Update
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- Duration: 28:47
- Updated: 24 Nov 2010
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http://www.wsre.org - The BP oil spill disaster hit regional tourism hard. The heads of three tourism development agencies join host Lloyd Patterson for a frank...
http://www.wsre.org - The BP oil spill disaster hit regional tourism hard. The heads of three tourism development agencies join host Lloyd Patterson for a frank discussion on the impact the oil spill has had on businesses and bed tax revenues. With an eye to the future, the guests share their best predictions for what's to come in 2011. Guests include: Ed Schroeder, Visit Pensacola Director; Kate Wilkes, Executive Director of Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council; and Mark Bellinger, President and CEO Emerald Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau
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http://www.wsre.org - The BP oil spill disaster hit regional tourism hard. The heads of three tourism development agencies join host Lloyd Patterson for a frank discussion on the impact the oil spill has had on businesses and bed tax revenues. With an eye to the future, the guests share their best predictions for what's to come in 2011. Guests include: Ed Schroeder, Visit Pensacola Director; Kate Wilkes, Executive Director of Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council; and Mark Bellinger, President and CEO Emerald Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau
- published: 24 Nov 2010
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Yandere High School - DATE GONE WRONG! (Minecraft Roleplay) #50
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PBS Nova Petra, Lost City of Stone beautiful video
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- Updated: 30 Nov 2015
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How did early engineers carve tombs into rock cliffs and funnel water to this desert city?
The ancient city of Petra was literally carved from the sandstone cl...
How did early engineers carve tombs into rock cliffs and funnel water to this desert city?
The ancient city of Petra was literally carved from the sandstone cliffs of southern Jordan. There the Nabataeans built temples and tombs, houses and halls, altars and aquaducts. And they built a civilization that stood at the crossroads of the ancient Near East, a center for commerce as the spice routes and trading trails of the time all flowed through Petra.
At its peak the city of Petra was home to some 20,000 Nabataeans who, in the midst of the desert, built an ingenious system of waterways to provide their city with the precious liquid.
Since the early 1800s, when it was "rediscovered," clues to daily life in this "lost city of stone" are being unearthed and today we are beginning to see once again what Petra looked like 2,000 years ago. Nova, 2015, petra, lost, city, stone, public broadcasting service (tv network), documentary (tv genre), nova (tv program), history (tv genre), television documentary (tv genre), lost city, television program (media genre), pbs, preview, nova, history, engineers, jordan, treasure, real, ancient, truth, true, civilization, egypt egyptian, hidden, altantis, god, religion, people, native, cultures culture, war, battle, military, death, aliens, monuments, historic, lawyer classes loans, rehab, donate, lost treasure, pyramids, mystery, mysteries, ceremony, ritual, credit, claim, attorney, doc film library, pbs nova brian greene, pbs nova bioterror, pbs nova channel pbs nova dogs decoded, pbs nova elements, pbs nova finding life beyond earth, pbs nova global warming, pbs nova hurricane pbs nova ice age death trap, pbs nova long, pbs nova mind over money, pbs nova noah, pbs nova parthenon, pbs nova rat attack pbs nova sciencenow, pbs nova the bible's buried secrets, pbs america, nova channel jordan (country), travel wonders seven wonders of the ancient world (literature subject), documentary, species, natural, of, bbc, origin, building, the, world:, — petra (tourist attraction), petra city, ancient history documentary, history channel, history documentary, ancient discoveries, (field, study), discovery channel, tourist destination, tourism (interest), alien, from, earth, 1980 eruption of mount st. helens (disaster), mount st. helens (mountain), disaster (quotation subject), documentary (tv network), nabataeans (architect), ancient astronauts ancient aliens, edomites, lost city of petra, the great sacred circle, tsunami (disaster type), 2011 tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (disaster), japan chasing pluto, pluto,
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The ancient city of Petra was literally carved from the sandstone cliffs of southern Jordan. There the Nabataeans built temples and tombs, houses and halls, altars and aquaducts. And they built a civilization that stood at the crossroads of the ancient Near East, a center for commerce as the spice routes and trading trails of the time all flowed through Petra.
At its peak the city of Petra was home to some 20,000 Nabataeans who, in the midst of the desert, built an ingenious system of waterways to provide their city with the precious liquid.
Since the early 1800s, when it was "rediscovered," clues to daily life in this "lost city of stone" are being unearthed and today we are beginning to see once again what Petra looked like 2,000 years ago. Nova, 2015, petra, lost, city, stone, public broadcasting service (tv network), documentary (tv genre), nova (tv program), history (tv genre), television documentary (tv genre), lost city, television program (media genre), pbs, preview, nova, history, engineers, jordan, treasure, real, ancient, truth, true, civilization, egypt egyptian, hidden, altantis, god, religion, people, native, cultures culture, war, battle, military, death, aliens, monuments, historic, lawyer classes loans, rehab, donate, lost treasure, pyramids, mystery, mysteries, ceremony, ritual, credit, claim, attorney, doc film library, pbs nova brian greene, pbs nova bioterror, pbs nova channel pbs nova dogs decoded, pbs nova elements, pbs nova finding life beyond earth, pbs nova global warming, pbs nova hurricane pbs nova ice age death trap, pbs nova long, pbs nova mind over money, pbs nova noah, pbs nova parthenon, pbs nova rat attack pbs nova sciencenow, pbs nova the bible's buried secrets, pbs america, nova channel jordan (country), travel wonders seven wonders of the ancient world (literature subject), documentary, species, natural, of, bbc, origin, building, the, world:, — petra (tourist attraction), petra city, ancient history documentary, history channel, history documentary, ancient discoveries, (field, study), discovery channel, tourist destination, tourism (interest), alien, from, earth, 1980 eruption of mount st. helens (disaster), mount st. helens (mountain), disaster (quotation subject), documentary (tv network), nabataeans (architect), ancient astronauts ancient aliens, edomites, lost city of petra, the great sacred circle, tsunami (disaster type), 2011 tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (disaster), japan chasing pluto, pluto,
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- published: 30 Nov 2015
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Trip To Sundarbans, Bangladesh- The Largest Mangrove Forest On Earth
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Trip To Sundarbans, Bangladesh- The Largest Mangrove Forest On Earth
EAST SUNDARBAN
It is a cluster of Islands the single largest chunks of productive mangro...
Trip To Sundarbans, Bangladesh- The Largest Mangrove Forest On Earth
EAST SUNDARBAN
It is a cluster of Islands the single largest chunks of productive mangrove forest in the world and the world heritage site. The Bangladesh part of Sundarbans Reserved Forest covers 6,017 kilometers of areas in the Southwest corner of Bangladesh. This largest mangrove contains 333 species of plant, 400 species of fishes, 270 species of local birds and another 45 species of migratory birds, 35 species of amphibians and 42 species of mammals. The forest is dense and continuous and the forest vegetation is evergreen which grows chiefly on muddy sheltered shores of coastal areas subject to the periodic submergence by tidal waters. The characteristic of Sunderban forest is a low-lying tidal riparian forest intersected by an elaborate network of rivers, canals and creeks. The forest has gained two naturalists attraction from all over the world for her magnificent reservoir of genetic bio diversity and majestic Royal Bengal Tiger of Sundarbans forest, the priceless heritage of mankind. The forest is accessible only by boat during whole of the year.
WEST SUNDARBANS
The Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest of the world is a cluster of islands spanning over 10,000 sq. km. Out of which 6017 sq. km. Within Bangladesh territory and further extended for another 3983 sq. km. Into Indian territory. The forest is considered as the most biologically productive of an unique ecosystems. Subdarbans meaning beautiful forest offer splendid wildlife habitat supporting 333 species of plant, 400 spices of fishes and 425 species of wildlife among of which 49 species mammals, 315 bird species, 53 reptiles and 8 amphibians. The larger terrestrial mammals are Royal Bengal Tiger, spotted deer, Rhesus macaque and Indian smooth otter. The giant salt-water crocodiles, Rock Python, Monitor lizards and king cobra are the prominent species of reptile group.
Considering the great value of Sundarbans it has become now the part of world heritage area which is equally important to the nature loving tourists as wel as to the naturalist, ecologist, biologist and for the scientific researcher.
The tiger being the most attractive wild animal is now internationally endangered species of which the Sundarbans contain the largest surviving tiger population. Although tiger is seldom rare to see but the probability of seeing tiger in Sundarbans forest is low-lying tidal riparian forest intersected by an elaborate network of river, canals & creeks. So the journey to this wonderful jungle will be very much rewarding to know the unknown. This unsurpassed jungle is only accessible by boat.
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Trip To Sundarbans, Bangladesh- The Largest Mangrove Forest On Earth
EAST SUNDARBAN
It is a cluster of Islands the single largest chunks of productive mangrove forest in the world and the world heritage site. The Bangladesh part of Sundarbans Reserved Forest covers 6,017 kilometers of areas in the Southwest corner of Bangladesh. This largest mangrove contains 333 species of plant, 400 species of fishes, 270 species of local birds and another 45 species of migratory birds, 35 species of amphibians and 42 species of mammals. The forest is dense and continuous and the forest vegetation is evergreen which grows chiefly on muddy sheltered shores of coastal areas subject to the periodic submergence by tidal waters. The characteristic of Sunderban forest is a low-lying tidal riparian forest intersected by an elaborate network of rivers, canals and creeks. The forest has gained two naturalists attraction from all over the world for her magnificent reservoir of genetic bio diversity and majestic Royal Bengal Tiger of Sundarbans forest, the priceless heritage of mankind. The forest is accessible only by boat during whole of the year.
WEST SUNDARBANS
The Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest of the world is a cluster of islands spanning over 10,000 sq. km. Out of which 6017 sq. km. Within Bangladesh territory and further extended for another 3983 sq. km. Into Indian territory. The forest is considered as the most biologically productive of an unique ecosystems. Subdarbans meaning beautiful forest offer splendid wildlife habitat supporting 333 species of plant, 400 spices of fishes and 425 species of wildlife among of which 49 species mammals, 315 bird species, 53 reptiles and 8 amphibians. The larger terrestrial mammals are Royal Bengal Tiger, spotted deer, Rhesus macaque and Indian smooth otter. The giant salt-water crocodiles, Rock Python, Monitor lizards and king cobra are the prominent species of reptile group.
Considering the great value of Sundarbans it has become now the part of world heritage area which is equally important to the nature loving tourists as wel as to the naturalist, ecologist, biologist and for the scientific researcher.
The tiger being the most attractive wild animal is now internationally endangered species of which the Sundarbans contain the largest surviving tiger population. Although tiger is seldom rare to see but the probability of seeing tiger in Sundarbans forest is low-lying tidal riparian forest intersected by an elaborate network of river, canals & creeks. So the journey to this wonderful jungle will be very much rewarding to know the unknown. This unsurpassed jungle is only accessible by boat.
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Information sources: www.dhakaholidays.com/sundarbans-wildlife-bangladesh.html
And www.whc.unesco.org/en/list/798
- published: 15 Apr 2015
- views: 16192
911 - Seconds From Disaster Documentary Full 720HD Video 2015 !
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- Duration: 42:18
- Updated: 31 Oct 2015
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911 - Seconds From Disaster Documentary Video 2015 !
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Adrenaline Nation - New Zealand
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- Duration: 27:43
- Updated: 19 Nov 2012
- views: 15390
For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=64591
The blood-curdling, expletive-laden screams of young adventure tourists reverbera...
For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=64591
The blood-curdling, expletive-laden screams of young adventure tourists reverberating throughout the stunning New Zealand countryside have become incessant. The country has become the world capital of extreme sports, but the industry holds some dark secrets. This forensic examination of New Zealand's adventure tourism and safety regime exposes significant flaws.
Scott may be terrified of heights but when his friends decided they were going to celebrate his 25th birthday by doing New Zealand's highest bungy jump what could he do? He jumped too. And when the bungy band bounced itself out and Scott realised he might have a shot at making his 26th birthday he was in an expansive mood. As AJ Hackett, an NZ Bungy Trailblazer explains: "Everybody walks away feeling really good about themselves and ready to take on other challenges. Life is a big big challenge and if you take on some of these challenges the reward's huge".
But not everyone walks away from an adventure tourism experience in New Zealand. Over the past eight years at least 50 visitors have died when things went dreadfully wrong. Many more have suffered crippling injuries. Of course many of these white-knuckle pursuits are dangerous but is New Zealand doing enough to ensure that companies and individuals selling these thrills to a wide-eyed crowd are playing by the rule-book - and is that rule-book as comprehensive as it should be? Many think not.
"My son's death was entirely preventable. It was not an accident. It was an inevitable certainty that that was going to happen". Chris Coker's 24-year-old son Brad came all the way from the UK to throw himself out of a plane high over the Kiwi mountainside. The plane crashed shortly after take-off, killing all nine on board. The loss of his son in the infamous Fox Glacier disaster has spurred Chris Coker into an internet campaign targeting New Zealand's unique compensation system. "I really don't want another father in the world to get the knock on the door from the police to tell them their child's been killed. But it will happen again because of the law in NZ. The fact that you can't sue anybody for negligence or wrongful death means nobody is held to account."
ABC Australia
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For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=64591
The blood-curdling, expletive-laden screams of young adventure tourists reverberating throughout the stunning New Zealand countryside have become incessant. The country has become the world capital of extreme sports, but the industry holds some dark secrets. This forensic examination of New Zealand's adventure tourism and safety regime exposes significant flaws.
Scott may be terrified of heights but when his friends decided they were going to celebrate his 25th birthday by doing New Zealand's highest bungy jump what could he do? He jumped too. And when the bungy band bounced itself out and Scott realised he might have a shot at making his 26th birthday he was in an expansive mood. As AJ Hackett, an NZ Bungy Trailblazer explains: "Everybody walks away feeling really good about themselves and ready to take on other challenges. Life is a big big challenge and if you take on some of these challenges the reward's huge".
But not everyone walks away from an adventure tourism experience in New Zealand. Over the past eight years at least 50 visitors have died when things went dreadfully wrong. Many more have suffered crippling injuries. Of course many of these white-knuckle pursuits are dangerous but is New Zealand doing enough to ensure that companies and individuals selling these thrills to a wide-eyed crowd are playing by the rule-book - and is that rule-book as comprehensive as it should be? Many think not.
"My son's death was entirely preventable. It was not an accident. It was an inevitable certainty that that was going to happen". Chris Coker's 24-year-old son Brad came all the way from the UK to throw himself out of a plane high over the Kiwi mountainside. The plane crashed shortly after take-off, killing all nine on board. The loss of his son in the infamous Fox Glacier disaster has spurred Chris Coker into an internet campaign targeting New Zealand's unique compensation system. "I really don't want another father in the world to get the knock on the door from the police to tell them their child's been killed. But it will happen again because of the law in NZ. The fact that you can't sue anybody for negligence or wrongful death means nobody is held to account."
ABC Australia
- published: 19 Nov 2012
- views: 15390
The Blue And The Black - Chuuk Islands
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- Duration: 23:57
- Updated: 11 May 2011
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Pacific on the brink of oil catastrophe
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Lurking at the bottom of a giant lagoon in Chuuck, Micronesia lies a ticking time bomb, which threatens to disgorge millions of litres of crude oil, destroying the environment and a fragile island economy.
During the Second World War, American fighter aircraft relentlessly bombed Japan's naval stronghold sheltering in a lagoon in Chuuk Island. Almost all sank in this idyllic haven and it became a graveyard of ships, many laden with crude oil. Now the rusting and deteriorating hulks are due to finally crumble, releasing hundreds of tons of oil into this pristine environment. For the locals, whose livelihoods depend on the lagoon for food and tourism, the consequences of a major oil release would be devastating. Corrosion expert Ian McLeod insists that this disaster could "be worse than the recent Gulf of Mexico oil spill". In a place where time has loped along at a very leisurely pace, there's now a growing sense of urgency: "I think it will kill most of everything", says dive master Gradvin Aisek.
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Pacific on the brink of oil catastrophe
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Lurking at the bottom of a giant lagoon in Chuuck, Micronesia lies a ticking time bomb, which threatens to disgorge millions of litres of crude oil, destroying the environment and a fragile island economy.
During the Second World War, American fighter aircraft relentlessly bombed Japan's naval stronghold sheltering in a lagoon in Chuuk Island. Almost all sank in this idyllic haven and it became a graveyard of ships, many laden with crude oil. Now the rusting and deteriorating hulks are due to finally crumble, releasing hundreds of tons of oil into this pristine environment. For the locals, whose livelihoods depend on the lagoon for food and tourism, the consequences of a major oil release would be devastating. Corrosion expert Ian McLeod insists that this disaster could "be worse than the recent Gulf of Mexico oil spill". In a place where time has loped along at a very leisurely pace, there's now a growing sense of urgency: "I think it will kill most of everything", says dive master Gradvin Aisek.
A Film By ABC Australia
Distributed By Journeyman Pictures
May 2011
- published: 11 May 2011
- views: 34116
Top Ten Natural Disasters
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- Duration: 87:59
- Updated: 26 Dec 2013
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- published: 26 Dec 2013
- views: 1112614
Space Tourism - Episode 1 (Kerbal Space Program)
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- Duration: 22:43
- Updated: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 101954
Tourism in Space! What more could you want? In this series, Harv will create a network of bases and space stations in and around the Jool System so that celebri...
Tourism in Space! What more could you want? In this series, Harv will create a network of bases and space stations in and around the Jool System so that celebrity Kerbals can go on expensive holidays to the far reaches of the Solar System.
The series has been re-branded from "The Jool System" to "Space Tourism" because it is a better name :P Expect to feel some mild confusion as past me calls it The Jool System for a while.
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Intro music is "Mechanolith" by Kevin MacLeod. Check out his work over at http://www.incompetech.com
Kerbal Space Program is available at http://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com There is also a free demo, if you just want to try the basic game out first.
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Tourism in Space! What more could you want? In this series, Harv will create a network of bases and space stations in and around the Jool System so that celebrity Kerbals can go on expensive holidays to the far reaches of the Solar System.
The series has been re-branded from "The Jool System" to "Space Tourism" because it is a better name :P Expect to feel some mild confusion as past me calls it The Jool System for a while.
Follow Harv on Twitter: http://twitter.com/HOCgamer
Become a YouTube Partner! http://awe.sm/q0Z5h
LINKS:
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Intro music is "Mechanolith" by Kevin MacLeod. Check out his work over at http://www.incompetech.com
Kerbal Space Program is available at http://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com There is also a free demo, if you just want to try the basic game out first.
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- published: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 101954
AVIATION DISASTERS - CRASH OF FLIGHT 111 - NOVA - Discovery Science History (full documentary)
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- Duration: 53:52
- Updated: 08 Feb 2015
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Aviation Disasters - Crash of Flight 111 - NOVA (full documentary). Thanks for watching.
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Aviation Disasters - Crash of Flight 111 - NOVA (full documentary). Thanks for watching.
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- published: 08 Feb 2015
- views: 60764
Medical Tourism - India
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- Duration: 23:04
- Updated: 29 Jan 2008
- views: 40386
December 2005
Promising cheap operations and no waiting time, India's high tech hospitals attract plenty of Westerners. But what's the real cost of these 'medi...
December 2005
Promising cheap operations and no waiting time, India's high tech hospitals attract plenty of Westerners. But what's the real cost of these 'medical tourists'?
Produced by ABC Australia
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December 2005
Promising cheap operations and no waiting time, India's high tech hospitals attract plenty of Westerners. But what's the real cost of these 'medical tourists'?
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
- published: 29 Jan 2008
- views: 40386
CAST Webinar - Climate Early Warning Information for Caribbean Tourism
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- Duration: 31:52
- Updated: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 59
CAST SUSTAINABILITY WEBINAR NO. 6
Climate Early Warning Information for Caribbean Tourism
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association is proud to offer exclusi...
CAST SUSTAINABILITY WEBINAR NO. 6
Climate Early Warning Information for Caribbean Tourism
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association is proud to offer exclusively to our members the sixth course in our Sustainability Webinar Series, provided by our strategic partner OBM International (OBMI). These webinars will be focused on addressing the vital issue of sustainability in the Caribbean.
Ongoing severe drought with water shortages persisting through the 2015-6 tourism season can cause damage and losses expected to be similar to the record-breaking regional drought of 2009-2010. This webinar will inform our members of the early-warning information provided by CIMH to help hoteliers and tourism policy-makers improve planning and operations.
Learning Objectives:
1) To familiarize attendees with the relevant variations in climate and its impact across the Caribbean
2) To introduce attendees to the suite of climate information products offered by the CIMH
3) To begin strategizing for the development of a Tourism Early Warning Information System across Climate Timescales (EWISACTs).
Speakers
Dr. Roché Mahon is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the CIMH. A social scientist with a background in Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA), she is part of a regional team of climatologists, meteorologists and hydrologists designing, developing and delivering climate products and services to six climate sensitive sectors in 16 Caribbean countries. A core focus of that work is establishing an Early Warning Information System across Climate Timescales (EWISACTs) for tourism.
Dr. Cédric VAN MEERBEECK is a Climatologist at the CIMH and a Lecturer at the University of the West Indies. His work aims at building climate capacity in the Caribbean through research, product development and training. He is credited for coordinating the Caribbean Regional Climate Outlook Forum (CariCOF), an innovative regional stakeholder platform for climate early warning.
Ms. Shelly-Ann Cox is a Research Associate at the CIMH. Her main task is the development of the Climate Impacts Database (CID). She is also involved in the production of the monthly Drought Bulletin. Most recently, Shelly-Ann has been working on the development of a Caribbean Coral Reef Watch Bulletin prototype which uses sea surface temperatures (SSTs) to provide coral bleaching alerts. Shelly-Ann's hope is that her research contributions will support a Caribbean resilient to climate risks.
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CAST SUSTAINABILITY WEBINAR NO. 6
Climate Early Warning Information for Caribbean Tourism
The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association is proud to offer exclusively to our members the sixth course in our Sustainability Webinar Series, provided by our strategic partner OBM International (OBMI). These webinars will be focused on addressing the vital issue of sustainability in the Caribbean.
Ongoing severe drought with water shortages persisting through the 2015-6 tourism season can cause damage and losses expected to be similar to the record-breaking regional drought of 2009-2010. This webinar will inform our members of the early-warning information provided by CIMH to help hoteliers and tourism policy-makers improve planning and operations.
Learning Objectives:
1) To familiarize attendees with the relevant variations in climate and its impact across the Caribbean
2) To introduce attendees to the suite of climate information products offered by the CIMH
3) To begin strategizing for the development of a Tourism Early Warning Information System across Climate Timescales (EWISACTs).
Speakers
Dr. Roché Mahon is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the CIMH. A social scientist with a background in Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA), she is part of a regional team of climatologists, meteorologists and hydrologists designing, developing and delivering climate products and services to six climate sensitive sectors in 16 Caribbean countries. A core focus of that work is establishing an Early Warning Information System across Climate Timescales (EWISACTs) for tourism.
Dr. Cédric VAN MEERBEECK is a Climatologist at the CIMH and a Lecturer at the University of the West Indies. His work aims at building climate capacity in the Caribbean through research, product development and training. He is credited for coordinating the Caribbean Regional Climate Outlook Forum (CariCOF), an innovative regional stakeholder platform for climate early warning.
Ms. Shelly-Ann Cox is a Research Associate at the CIMH. Her main task is the development of the Climate Impacts Database (CID). She is also involved in the production of the monthly Drought Bulletin. Most recently, Shelly-Ann has been working on the development of a Caribbean Coral Reef Watch Bulletin prototype which uses sea surface temperatures (SSTs) to provide coral bleaching alerts. Shelly-Ann's hope is that her research contributions will support a Caribbean resilient to climate risks.
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 59
Christchurch Reimagined | Averlea Burgess | #SoMeT14AU Barossa Valley, Australia
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- Duration: 24:12
- Updated: 01 Jun 2015
- views: 17
At 12:51pm on 22 February 2011, Christchurch was shaken by New Zealand’s second-deadliest natural disaster. By the end of 2011, Aussie tourism numbers to Christ...
At 12:51pm on 22 February 2011, Christchurch was shaken by New Zealand’s second-deadliest natural disaster. By the end of 2011, Aussie tourism numbers to Christchurch were down a staggering 45%. Pre-earthquakes Australians were Christchurch’s biggest market. Post-quakes the challenge was to invite Aussies back to the city at a time when they had been scarred by devastating 24/7 news and social media coverage.
Research showed that despite the quakes, the Christchurch visitor experience while not perfect was still positive. Armed with this knowledge and a city on the road to recovery, Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism embarked on the momentous task of rebuilding the Christchurch holiday proposition.
A significant focus of the Christchurch Reimagined campaign was to use the same social media platforms that had been so destructive to Aussie perceptions of the city. In a three phase campaign, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram along with traditional communication channels were successfully used to kick-start perception change.
Averlea started with Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism post-quake in March 2012. She comes from a film, arts and education background. She is passionate about Christchurch and its future, and enjoys being surrounded by the creativity and innovation that is at the heart of the rebuild.
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The Social Media Tourism Symposium, known as SoMeT, is the only conference of its kind that provides an opportunity for destinations and tourism businesses to share ideas and learn how to leverage social media within the tourism industry.
SoMeT attracts leaders in destination marketing from around the world. SoMeT conferences take place three times a year in Australia, Europe and North America. The event features the best presenters, case studies and campaigns to create world-class programs. Our attendees form a year-round, passionate community whose members continue to share ideas and insight long after a conference ends.
Learn more about SoMeT's global conferences: http://www.sometourism.com/
Follow SoMeT on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoMeTourism
Like SoMeT on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoMeTourism
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At 12:51pm on 22 February 2011, Christchurch was shaken by New Zealand’s second-deadliest natural disaster. By the end of 2011, Aussie tourism numbers to Christchurch were down a staggering 45%. Pre-earthquakes Australians were Christchurch’s biggest market. Post-quakes the challenge was to invite Aussies back to the city at a time when they had been scarred by devastating 24/7 news and social media coverage.
Research showed that despite the quakes, the Christchurch visitor experience while not perfect was still positive. Armed with this knowledge and a city on the road to recovery, Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism embarked on the momentous task of rebuilding the Christchurch holiday proposition.
A significant focus of the Christchurch Reimagined campaign was to use the same social media platforms that had been so destructive to Aussie perceptions of the city. In a three phase campaign, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram along with traditional communication channels were successfully used to kick-start perception change.
Averlea started with Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism post-quake in March 2012. She comes from a film, arts and education background. She is passionate about Christchurch and its future, and enjoys being surrounded by the creativity and innovation that is at the heart of the rebuild.
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The Social Media Tourism Symposium, known as SoMeT, is the only conference of its kind that provides an opportunity for destinations and tourism businesses to share ideas and learn how to leverage social media within the tourism industry.
SoMeT attracts leaders in destination marketing from around the world. SoMeT conferences take place three times a year in Australia, Europe and North America. The event features the best presenters, case studies and campaigns to create world-class programs. Our attendees form a year-round, passionate community whose members continue to share ideas and insight long after a conference ends.
Learn more about SoMeT's global conferences: http://www.sometourism.com/
Follow SoMeT on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoMeTourism
Like SoMeT on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoMeTourism
- published: 01 Jun 2015
- views: 17
Elizabeth Merritt on "Temporal Tourism: a brief visit to 3 museums of 2030"
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- Duration: 58:46
- Updated: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 177
How do we peer into the future, and what might we see? To open the conference, Elizabeth takes us on a tour of three museums in 2030, each situated within the “...
How do we peer into the future, and what might we see? To open the conference, Elizabeth takes us on a tour of three museums in 2030, each situated within the “Cone of Plausibility” that defines potential futures, and each shaped in its own way by the trends we will explore throughout the day. First stop: the Quantified Museum, which structures itself around data gleaned from its devotees; next we drop in on the Disconnected Museum, an institution that, while relentlessly off-line, has still been shaped by the digital realm; finally we end our tour at the Distributed Museum, which has so successfully spread itself throughout in the world, using both digital and analog methods, that when disaster strikes…well, you’ll have to login to the conference to hear the end of that story.
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How do we peer into the future, and what might we see? To open the conference, Elizabeth takes us on a tour of three museums in 2030, each situated within the “Cone of Plausibility” that defines potential futures, and each shaped in its own way by the trends we will explore throughout the day. First stop: the Quantified Museum, which structures itself around data gleaned from its devotees; next we drop in on the Disconnected Museum, an institution that, while relentlessly off-line, has still been shaped by the digital realm; finally we end our tour at the Distributed Museum, which has so successfully spread itself throughout in the world, using both digital and analog methods, that when disaster strikes…well, you’ll have to login to the conference to hear the end of that story.
- published: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 177
The Young Turks - 4.3.15: Indiana, Conservatives, Iran, Georgia & Religious Zealots
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- Duration: 52:57
- Updated: 06 Apr 2015
- views: 1784
Hour 1: John Iadarola, Ben Mankiewicz, and Steve Oh hosting. Indiana governor Mike Pence accepted the fixes to the Freedom of Religion law to quell the outrage ...
Hour 1: John Iadarola, Ben Mankiewicz, and Steve Oh hosting. Indiana governor Mike Pence accepted the fixes to the Freedom of Religion law to quell the outrage over their legislation to allow discrimination against gays. Indianapolis went into disaster mode by trying to welcome gay and lesbian supporters and their businesses for tourism. The huge gamer convention GenCon goes there annually, generating $50 million for the city. Twitter activity from Iranian residents show gleeful selfies in front of the TV as Obama spoke about the the framework of a deal with Iran over their nuclear program. Happiness from Iranian residents will surely annoy Conservatives in America. U.S. Sugar in Florida wanted to show grassroots support for their desire to avoid the state from buying land for environmental purposes, so they sent out an ad for actors to play protesters on their behalf. The Tea Party and U.S. Sugar teamed up to get these “supporters” on board for $75.Hour 2: Ana replaces Iadarola on the panel for SCS stories. Georgia is considering its own version of discriminatory legislation towards gay citizens. Videos of a flower shop owner that vows to discriminate, even if the law tells them not to. The florist even said she would serve and adulterer because its not the same kind of sin as being gay. Steve explains the logic of Jesus dying on the cross to excuse everyone’s sin. Missouri State Rep is proposing legislation that would not allow food stamp recipients to buy steak or seafood with the governmental assistance. Ben rants about how this Rep decided to go after the least powerful people in society by trying to control them to make their lives even worse.A portion of our Young Turks Main Show from April 3, 2015. For more go to http://www.tytmembership.com
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Hour 1: John Iadarola, Ben Mankiewicz, and Steve Oh hosting. Indiana governor Mike Pence accepted the fixes to the Freedom of Religion law to quell the outrage over their legislation to allow discrimination against gays. Indianapolis went into disaster mode by trying to welcome gay and lesbian supporters and their businesses for tourism. The huge gamer convention GenCon goes there annually, generating $50 million for the city. Twitter activity from Iranian residents show gleeful selfies in front of the TV as Obama spoke about the the framework of a deal with Iran over their nuclear program. Happiness from Iranian residents will surely annoy Conservatives in America. U.S. Sugar in Florida wanted to show grassroots support for their desire to avoid the state from buying land for environmental purposes, so they sent out an ad for actors to play protesters on their behalf. The Tea Party and U.S. Sugar teamed up to get these “supporters” on board for $75.Hour 2: Ana replaces Iadarola on the panel for SCS stories. Georgia is considering its own version of discriminatory legislation towards gay citizens. Videos of a flower shop owner that vows to discriminate, even if the law tells them not to. The florist even said she would serve and adulterer because its not the same kind of sin as being gay. Steve explains the logic of Jesus dying on the cross to excuse everyone’s sin. Missouri State Rep is proposing legislation that would not allow food stamp recipients to buy steak or seafood with the governmental assistance. Ben rants about how this Rep decided to go after the least powerful people in society by trying to control them to make their lives even worse.A portion of our Young Turks Main Show from April 3, 2015. For more go to http://www.tytmembership.com
- published: 06 Apr 2015
- views: 1784
Disasters- Donegal Trawlers
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- Duration: 25:18
- Updated: 16 May 2012
- views: 58227
Programme 6
Tuesday 28 August 2007 8.30pm
For many communities dotted along the Donegal coastline, fishing was their life's blood. With limited employment, t...
Programme 6
Tuesday 28 August 2007 8.30pm
For many communities dotted along the Donegal coastline, fishing was their life's blood. With limited employment, the young men who grew up in this tiny corner of Ireland were destined for a life at sea. But it wasn't just about the money. Fishing was the common bond between communities. In places like Killybegs and Burtonport little else was talked about.
RTÉ's Television Archive Unit looks at the lives of those affected by a litany of trawler disasters that hit the community hard in the mid-seventies and early eighties. It focuses on three trawler disasters in particular: the Evelyn Mari in 1975, the Carraig Una in 1976 and the Skifjord in 1981. Altogether sixteen lives lost at sea while trying to provide for their families.
Narrated by Doireann Ni Bhriain, Disasters also features the Doolin Drownings (1983) and Loreto Convent Fire, St. Stephen's Green (1986).
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Programme 6
Tuesday 28 August 2007 8.30pm
For many communities dotted along the Donegal coastline, fishing was their life's blood. With limited employment, the young men who grew up in this tiny corner of Ireland were destined for a life at sea. But it wasn't just about the money. Fishing was the common bond between communities. In places like Killybegs and Burtonport little else was talked about.
RTÉ's Television Archive Unit looks at the lives of those affected by a litany of trawler disasters that hit the community hard in the mid-seventies and early eighties. It focuses on three trawler disasters in particular: the Evelyn Mari in 1975, the Carraig Una in 1976 and the Skifjord in 1981. Altogether sixteen lives lost at sea while trying to provide for their families.
Narrated by Doireann Ni Bhriain, Disasters also features the Doolin Drownings (1983) and Loreto Convent Fire, St. Stephen's Green (1986).
- published: 16 May 2012
- views: 58227
SHERPA - A Documentary: Capturing Trouble on Mt. Everest with Filmmaker Jennifer Peedom
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- Duration: 37:41
- Updated: 21 Jan 2016
- views: 1788
SHERPA, a documentary about the mountain guides of Mount Everest, set out to expose tension in the 2014 Everest climbing season from the Sherpa mountain guides ...
SHERPA, a documentary about the mountain guides of Mount Everest, set out to expose tension in the 2014 Everest climbing season from the Sherpa mountain guides point of view and instead captured tragedy when an avalanche struck, killing 16 Sherpas. Director Jennifer Peedom discusses what it was like to film the dangerous expedition as well as capturing the heartbreaking story of how Sherpa guides banded together through tragedy to face issues among the guides as well as the mountain climbing industry in this uncensored BYOD interview hosted by Ondi Timoner.
FILM & GUEST INFO:
A fight on Everest? It seemed incredible. But in 2013 news channels around the world reported an ugly brawl at 21,000ft as European climbers fled a mob of angry Sherpas.
In 1953, New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay had reached the summit in a spirit of co-operation and brave optimism. Now climbers and Sherpas were trading insults – even blows. What had happened to the happy, smiling Sherpas and their dedication in getting foreigners to the top of the mountain they hold so sacred? Determined to explore what was going on, the filmmakers set out to make a film of the 2014 Everest climbing season, from the Sherpas’ point of view. Instead, they captured a tragedy that would change Everest forever. At 6.45am on 18th April, 2014, a 14 million ton block of ice crashed down onto the climbing route through the Khumbu Icefall, killing 16 Sherpas. It was the worst tragedy in the history of Everest. The disaster provoked a drastic reappraisal about the role of the Sherpas in the Everest industry. SHERPA, tells the story of how, in the face of fierce opposition, the Sherpas united in grief and anger to reclaim the mountain they call Chomolungma.
Jennifer Peedom is known for her intimate and compassionate portraits, documenting stories from the epic to the everyday, often in extreme situations. Her credits include the internationally renowned documentaries MIRACLE ON EVEREST and SOLO.
Jen is an experienced climber, and has worked as a high altitude director on several expeditions including Discovery Channel’s six-part series EVEREST: BEYOND THE LIMIT. She has developed a strong friendship with Sherpa people over many years of working in the Himalayas since 2004, and these connections were key to the access we were granted in the making of SHERPA. Her awards include an Australian Film Institute and Film Critics Circle Award for Best Documentary, multiple Australian Directors Guild Awards for Best Direction, and a ‘Rocky’ at the World Media Awards. Jen was also awarded the inaugural David and Joan Williams Documentary Fellowship, which recognises and rewards creative ambition, intellectual rigour and innovation in documentary cinema. Jen has directed for ABC, SBS, BBC, France 5, ITVS, Discovery Channel and National Geographic Channel.
ADD’L LINKS:
http://sherpafilm.com/
https://www.facebook.com/sherpafilm/
https://twitter.com/sherpafilm
http://thelip.tv/
BYOD Full Episodes Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0NIUsPc4aY&index;=1&list;=PLjk3H0GXhhGdZbrANmO6kYPy8IQC0GiN_
BYOD Short Clips Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5q0-OJRwJo&index;=1&list;=PLjk3H0GXhhGeu2DCf6Ouo7hTsA5QB2MAL
http://www.youtube.com/theliptv
https://www.facebook.com/BYODOC?directed_target_id=0
https://www.facebook.com/thelip.tv?ref=hl
EPISODE BREAKDOWN:
00:01 Welcoming Jennifer Peedom to BYOD.
00:45 Documenting Sherpa’s and the April, 18th 2014 avalanche.
03:53 SHERPA, Clip: Commercialism on Everest.
05:44 Using archival footage, Russell Brice and the price to climb.
08:06 Employment opportunities and tourism while keeping culture and customs.
09:10 SHERPA Clip:
11:05 Completing the film after the avalanche amid Sherpa protest.
13:10 The avalanche from basecamp. SHERPA, Clip: The aftermath of the avalanche.
16:49 Meeting families, risks and addiction + filming a man’s world as a woman.
22:41 Giving a voice to the voiceless during crisis.
23:25 SHERPA clip: Government
25:27 Personal challenges with the film.
27:43 Life after the film and continued Sherpa protests.
29:20 When and where to watch.
30:03 Thank you and goodbye.
30:09 SHERPA, Trailer.
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SHERPA, a documentary about the mountain guides of Mount Everest, set out to expose tension in the 2014 Everest climbing season from the Sherpa mountain guides point of view and instead captured tragedy when an avalanche struck, killing 16 Sherpas. Director Jennifer Peedom discusses what it was like to film the dangerous expedition as well as capturing the heartbreaking story of how Sherpa guides banded together through tragedy to face issues among the guides as well as the mountain climbing industry in this uncensored BYOD interview hosted by Ondi Timoner.
FILM & GUEST INFO:
A fight on Everest? It seemed incredible. But in 2013 news channels around the world reported an ugly brawl at 21,000ft as European climbers fled a mob of angry Sherpas.
In 1953, New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay had reached the summit in a spirit of co-operation and brave optimism. Now climbers and Sherpas were trading insults – even blows. What had happened to the happy, smiling Sherpas and their dedication in getting foreigners to the top of the mountain they hold so sacred? Determined to explore what was going on, the filmmakers set out to make a film of the 2014 Everest climbing season, from the Sherpas’ point of view. Instead, they captured a tragedy that would change Everest forever. At 6.45am on 18th April, 2014, a 14 million ton block of ice crashed down onto the climbing route through the Khumbu Icefall, killing 16 Sherpas. It was the worst tragedy in the history of Everest. The disaster provoked a drastic reappraisal about the role of the Sherpas in the Everest industry. SHERPA, tells the story of how, in the face of fierce opposition, the Sherpas united in grief and anger to reclaim the mountain they call Chomolungma.
Jennifer Peedom is known for her intimate and compassionate portraits, documenting stories from the epic to the everyday, often in extreme situations. Her credits include the internationally renowned documentaries MIRACLE ON EVEREST and SOLO.
Jen is an experienced climber, and has worked as a high altitude director on several expeditions including Discovery Channel’s six-part series EVEREST: BEYOND THE LIMIT. She has developed a strong friendship with Sherpa people over many years of working in the Himalayas since 2004, and these connections were key to the access we were granted in the making of SHERPA. Her awards include an Australian Film Institute and Film Critics Circle Award for Best Documentary, multiple Australian Directors Guild Awards for Best Direction, and a ‘Rocky’ at the World Media Awards. Jen was also awarded the inaugural David and Joan Williams Documentary Fellowship, which recognises and rewards creative ambition, intellectual rigour and innovation in documentary cinema. Jen has directed for ABC, SBS, BBC, France 5, ITVS, Discovery Channel and National Geographic Channel.
ADD’L LINKS:
http://sherpafilm.com/
https://www.facebook.com/sherpafilm/
https://twitter.com/sherpafilm
http://thelip.tv/
BYOD Full Episodes Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0NIUsPc4aY&index;=1&list;=PLjk3H0GXhhGdZbrANmO6kYPy8IQC0GiN_
BYOD Short Clips Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5q0-OJRwJo&index;=1&list;=PLjk3H0GXhhGeu2DCf6Ouo7hTsA5QB2MAL
http://www.youtube.com/theliptv
https://www.facebook.com/BYODOC?directed_target_id=0
https://www.facebook.com/thelip.tv?ref=hl
EPISODE BREAKDOWN:
00:01 Welcoming Jennifer Peedom to BYOD.
00:45 Documenting Sherpa’s and the April, 18th 2014 avalanche.
03:53 SHERPA, Clip: Commercialism on Everest.
05:44 Using archival footage, Russell Brice and the price to climb.
08:06 Employment opportunities and tourism while keeping culture and customs.
09:10 SHERPA Clip:
11:05 Completing the film after the avalanche amid Sherpa protest.
13:10 The avalanche from basecamp. SHERPA, Clip: The aftermath of the avalanche.
16:49 Meeting families, risks and addiction + filming a man’s world as a woman.
22:41 Giving a voice to the voiceless during crisis.
23:25 SHERPA clip: Government
25:27 Personal challenges with the film.
27:43 Life after the film and continued Sherpa protests.
29:20 When and where to watch.
30:03 Thank you and goodbye.
30:09 SHERPA, Trailer.
- published: 21 Jan 2016
- views: 1788
Discovery│Documentary│Tourism│Hawai Atlas full movie
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- Duration: 42:48
- Updated: 02 Jul 2014
- views: 64
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- published: 02 Jul 2014
- views: 64
The Dark Tourism Lecture JC v2
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- Duration: 75:51
- Updated: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 319
- published: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 319
Natural Disaster : Manila slum life in the Philippines
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- Duration: 46:01
- Updated: 19 Oct 2015
- views: 7377
About one billion people live in slums and the highest concentration of them can be found in Asia.
As part of our Urban Planet series we travelled to the Phili...
About one billion people live in slums and the highest concentration of them can be found in Asia.
As part of our Urban Planet series we travelled to the Philippines where about 20 million people live in slums.
One tenth of slum dwellers live in the capital Manila, in neighbourhoods like this one in the Tondo District.
Tondo is one of the oldest areas of Manila, and dates back about 1,000 years.
But the past has been erased by the present. Today it's one of the most densely populated places on earth. There are 80,000 people per square kilometre.
The United Nations says many of them lack adequate water, housing, sanitation, education, health and employment.
Chairman Tom was born and brought up in Tondo, and runs a community of about 4,000 slum dwellers there.
He has six children, and according to Tom "everyday is a struggle".
He sells water for a living and he also makes US$40 a month from renting out property that he built on government land.
"What I did is illegal," says Chairman Tom. "But I have to help my people because 90% of them are much worse off than me".
Jemma, a single mother, lives alongside the bridge in Tondo.
She and her four children live in a tiny room with no water, no electricity and no sanitation.
Jemma washes clothes to make a living. None of her children go to school and her 14-year-old daughter is already working.
"I sometimes get angry with myself because I cannot provide for my children," says Jemma, who starts to weep.
Estella and her husband Cricencio are an elderly couple who moved to Tondo slum from the countryside 20 years ago.
They have seven children and they live at the end of an alleyway.
"I have spent many sleepless nights worrying about the threat of fires," says Estella.
Her husband Cricencio has another major worry. "The land that we live on is owned privately. We have no contract, no rights, nothing," he laments.
Alicia's house is a two minute walk from Estella and Cricencio's, and she is one of the lucky few who was given rights to her land by the government who once owned it.
"I have the deeds," beams Alicia, a single mother with two children. But her smile fades as she reflects on the reality of living in the slum.
"I live about 20 metres from the river," says Alicia. Every year when the typhoons come, my house gets flooded, and sometimes I am knee deep in water.
The river which runs through Tondo is a great source of entertainment for the many young people who live in the slum.
Children spend hours swimming in it, but parts of it are choked with garbage. Some of the slum dwellers, like Estella, admit that they throw throw excrement in, because they have no toilet.
The river is so polluted that the United Nations says it poses a serious risk to health.
A woman is fast asleep on a table in the alleyway underneath the bridge.
She is oblivious to the constant sound of children at play or doing house work.
The government has admitted that the population is growing at an alarming rate and the United Nations says the Philippines has one of the highest rates of population growth in the region.
The average family size is six.
Chairman Tom says some things have improved.
There are health clinics and this year electricity was brought in. Unlike the Mayor, Tom believes in family planning.
"That's why we have programmes here," he says.
As a group of children play outside Chairman Tom's house, he admits that the number of kids is a problem.
But this is just one of a number of worrying trends in Manila. Chairman Tom instances lack of employment and the ownership of the land.
Despite the obstacles he remains upbeat. "This is what God has given me," says Chairman Tom. "And this is my home."
wn.com/Natural Disaster Manila Slum Life In The Philippines
About one billion people live in slums and the highest concentration of them can be found in Asia.
As part of our Urban Planet series we travelled to the Philippines where about 20 million people live in slums.
One tenth of slum dwellers live in the capital Manila, in neighbourhoods like this one in the Tondo District.
Tondo is one of the oldest areas of Manila, and dates back about 1,000 years.
But the past has been erased by the present. Today it's one of the most densely populated places on earth. There are 80,000 people per square kilometre.
The United Nations says many of them lack adequate water, housing, sanitation, education, health and employment.
Chairman Tom was born and brought up in Tondo, and runs a community of about 4,000 slum dwellers there.
He has six children, and according to Tom "everyday is a struggle".
He sells water for a living and he also makes US$40 a month from renting out property that he built on government land.
"What I did is illegal," says Chairman Tom. "But I have to help my people because 90% of them are much worse off than me".
Jemma, a single mother, lives alongside the bridge in Tondo.
She and her four children live in a tiny room with no water, no electricity and no sanitation.
Jemma washes clothes to make a living. None of her children go to school and her 14-year-old daughter is already working.
"I sometimes get angry with myself because I cannot provide for my children," says Jemma, who starts to weep.
Estella and her husband Cricencio are an elderly couple who moved to Tondo slum from the countryside 20 years ago.
They have seven children and they live at the end of an alleyway.
"I have spent many sleepless nights worrying about the threat of fires," says Estella.
Her husband Cricencio has another major worry. "The land that we live on is owned privately. We have no contract, no rights, nothing," he laments.
Alicia's house is a two minute walk from Estella and Cricencio's, and she is one of the lucky few who was given rights to her land by the government who once owned it.
"I have the deeds," beams Alicia, a single mother with two children. But her smile fades as she reflects on the reality of living in the slum.
"I live about 20 metres from the river," says Alicia. Every year when the typhoons come, my house gets flooded, and sometimes I am knee deep in water.
The river which runs through Tondo is a great source of entertainment for the many young people who live in the slum.
Children spend hours swimming in it, but parts of it are choked with garbage. Some of the slum dwellers, like Estella, admit that they throw throw excrement in, because they have no toilet.
The river is so polluted that the United Nations says it poses a serious risk to health.
A woman is fast asleep on a table in the alleyway underneath the bridge.
She is oblivious to the constant sound of children at play or doing house work.
The government has admitted that the population is growing at an alarming rate and the United Nations says the Philippines has one of the highest rates of population growth in the region.
The average family size is six.
Chairman Tom says some things have improved.
There are health clinics and this year electricity was brought in. Unlike the Mayor, Tom believes in family planning.
"That's why we have programmes here," he says.
As a group of children play outside Chairman Tom's house, he admits that the number of kids is a problem.
But this is just one of a number of worrying trends in Manila. Chairman Tom instances lack of employment and the ownership of the land.
Despite the obstacles he remains upbeat. "This is what God has given me," says Chairman Tom. "And this is my home."
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