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Stellar Award Nominations - Jessica Reedy (God Has Smiled on Me)
BlackTree TV was in Nashville for the 26th Annual Stellar Awards Nominations with Donnie M...
published: 02 Nov 2010
Author: blacktreemedia
Stellar Award Nominations - Jessica Reedy (God Has Smiled on Me)
BlackTree TV was in Nashville for the 26th Annual Stellar Awards Nominations with Donnie McClurkin (Stellar & Grammy Award-winning Gospel music legend) to host, Ambassador Dr. Bobby Jones and gospel artists: Lucinda Moore, Joe Pace, Vashawn Mitchell, Bishop Neal Roberson, Jessica Reedy to appear along with other special guests. NASHVILLE, TN (October 25, 2010) -Signaling the countdown to Gospel music's biggest night of the year, the Stellar Gospel Music Awards returned to Music City with a first-ever special one-hour live telecast of this year's nominations, "The Stellar Awards Nomination Concert and Announcements Hosted by Donnie McClurkin" on Atlanta-based GMC Network. A special encore telecast is slated to air on Tuesday, October 26 at Midnight (EST)/11PM (CST). Nominees for the 26th Annual Stellar Awards show were announced on Saturday, October 23 at Nashville's Mt. Zion Baptist Church. With nominations revealed in twenty-seven categories, Gospel music powerhouse James Fortune & Fiya led this year's nominees, earning an impressive eight nods. Veteran superstars BeBe & CeCe Winans, Fred Hammond and Marvin Sapp also drew seven nominations each. In addition,Bebe and Cece Winans received three solo nominations. The live announcement show was led by this year's Stellar Awards host, ten-time Stellar Award and three-time Grammy award-winning Gospel legend Donnie McClurkin. The one-of-a-kind telecast featured an exciting mix of presentations and powerful musical performances <b>...</b>
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26th Annual Stellar Awards Nominations w/ Joe Pace
www.blacktree.tv BlackTree TV was in Nashville for the 26th Annual Stellar Awards Nominati...
published: 12 Nov 2010
Author: blacktreemedia
26th Annual Stellar Awards Nominations w/ Joe Pace
www.blacktree.tv BlackTree TV was in Nashville for the 26th Annual Stellar Awards Nominations with Donnie McClurkin (Stellar & Grammy Award-winning Gospel music legend) to host, Ambassador Dr. Bobby Jones and gospel artists Lucinda Moore, Joe Pace, Vashawn Mitchell, Bishop Neal Roberson, Jessica Reedy to appear along with other special guests. NASHVILLE, TN (October 25, 2010) -Signaling the countdown to Gospel music's biggest night of the year, the Stellar Gospel Music Awards returned to Music City with a first-ever special one-hour live telecast of this year's nominations, "The Stellar Awards Nomination Concert and Announcements Hosted by Donnie McClurkin" on Atlanta-based GMC Network. A special encore telecast is slated to air on Tuesday, October 26 at Midnight (EST)/11PM (CST). Nominees for the 26th Annual Stellar Awards show were announced on Saturday, October 23 at Nashville's Mt. Zion Baptist Church. With nominations revealed in twenty-seven categories, Gospel music powerhouse James Fortune & Fiya led this year's nominees, earning an impressive eight nods. Veteran superstars BeBe & CeCe Winans, Fred Hammond and Marvin Sapp also drew seven nominations each. In addition,Bebe and Cece Winans received three solo nominations. The live announcement show was led by this year's Stellar Awards host, ten-time Stellar Award and three-time Grammy award-winning Gospel legend Donnie McClurkin. The one-of-a-kind telecast featured an exciting mix of presentations and powerful <b>...</b>
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Ocean Oasis - Two Worlds - One Paradise
Ocean Oasis is a fascinating journey into the bountiful seas and pristine deserts of two r...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
Ocean Oasis - Two Worlds - One Paradise
Ocean Oasis is a fascinating journey into the bountiful seas and pristine deserts of two remarkably different, but inextricably linked worlds - Mexico's Sea of Cortes and the Baja California desert. What powerful geologic forces collided to carve out this unique region? What drives the strong currents that make this ocean so unusually rich in nutrients? How does life thrive in a seemingly barren landscape? Ocean Oasis mesmerizes us with revealing and memorable scenes that explore these mysteries. Glide side-by-side with a graceful giant manta ray as it arches and swoops through water, sparkling under the hot Baja California sun. Witness the pageant of migrating whales, the elaborate tango of courting terns, the battles of lumbering elephant seals. Fly over sweeping vistas of snow-capped mountains, vast deserts, palm oases, and mangrove swamps -- then plunge into astonishing underwater sequences of rarely seen marine life. Ocean Oasis is both visually stunning and provocative, compelling in its message that this little-known region is a treasure worth preserving.
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ETOSHA Namibia
The Etosha National Park in Namibia is one of the largest wildlife reserves in the world a...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
ETOSHA Namibia
The Etosha National Park in Namibia is one of the largest wildlife reserves in the world and no other park in Africa contains so many wild animals. The Etosha Salt Pan is located in the centre of the park, 5000 square kilometres of arid terrain and an almost endless plain of fine silvery white sand. To date, 110 varieties of mammals have been recorded in Etosha, a truly remarkable number that is also reflected in the vegetation of this region. Moreover, 340 species of bird also populate this unique habitat. The most fascinating natural spectacles are to be seen around the park's numerous waterholes where the drinking protocol is determined by the elephant. The natural beauty and variety of African wildlife, whether individually, in groups or in large herds is a truly magnificent experience in Eotsha.
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PORVOO Finland
On the banks of the Porvoonjoki River around 50 kilometres east of the Finnish metropolis ...
published: 08 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
PORVOO Finland
On the banks of the Porvoonjoki River around 50 kilometres east of the Finnish metropolis of Helsinki is the picturesque town of Porvoo. The origin of today's bishop's town dates back to 1346 and after Turku, it is the second oldest town in Finland. Porvoo was located on one of Scandinavia's most important trading routes, the historic King's Road, which became a pawn in the hands of the great powers. In 1760 a devastating fire reduced the town to ashes. Unfortunately, only a few buildings survived the catastrophe. However, the historic centre of Porvoo, with its charming old buildings, has managed to maintain much of its original atmosphere. Porvoo's oldest building dates back to the 16th century yet the town's other buildings more than compensate for their lack of age by way of their pretty floral decorations. The idyllic narrow lanes and shopping streets as well as the colourful buildings, form a unique ensemble that is truly unforgettable. Porvoo is rightfully described as a Finnish treasure trove of mediaeval architecture!
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Washington DC
When Barbara visits the UScapitol - Washington, DC - she is surprised to discover it's...
published: 08 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
Washington DC
When Barbara visits the UScapitol - Washington, DC - she is surprised to discover it's a city that's about much more than politicians. Her teen co-host, up-and-coming rapper Marky, shows Barbara his city is hip - with hip hop. Marky takes Barbara to many of DC's famous and historical landmarks - from the White House to Arlington Cemetery to a renowned chili restaurant - while composing lyrics on the spot about each site they visit for a rap duet they record together in a professional music studio.
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Free Spirits - Boundless Soul - Lew Iles de la Madeleine Quebec, Canada
Since the first shipwreck survivors stepped ashore over a hundred years ago, the people of...
published: 08 Jan 2010
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Free Spirits - Boundless Soul - Lew Iles de la Madeleine Quebec, Canada
Since the first shipwreck survivors stepped ashore over a hundred years ago, the people of Les Iles de la Madeleine have been linked by land and spirit to the sea. But today's Madelinot have a more peaceful relationship with the elements, using these waters to create the perfect playground to test physical and creative limits - kayaking through the red rock pillars of Belle Anse, and harnessing the power of the wind in their sails. This show touches down during the annual Acadian Festival. Music and dancing are done French Acadian style, and when crazy meets competitive at the Boat Building Contest, the sky's the limit! Take a crash course in Kite Surfing, cast off with Smurfs, Penguins and The Three Musketeers, sail into the past at the Museum of the Sea, take an open cockpit tip to tip island tour, hang with the windsurfers at Dune de Nord and pilot a kayak through sandstone caves.
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CATHEDRAL DE SEVILLA The Cathedral of Seville Seville, Spain
Seville Cathedral, also known as the Catedral De Santa Maria De La Sede, is the most impor...
published: 08 Jan 2010
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CATHEDRAL DE SEVILLA The Cathedral of Seville Seville, Spain
Seville Cathedral, also known as the Catedral De Santa Maria De La Sede, is the most important church in the Andalusian metropolis. It is the largest Gothic cathedral and also the third largest Christian church in the world. It replaced the former Islamic Seville Mosque that was built by the Almohades in 1198. The cathedral's various chapels not only have great aesthetic appeal but are also of historical artistic value, as they contain a number of sacred works of art that are truly remarkable. The construction of the cathedral was designed to create an unmistakable symbol of Christian glory and power, a building with much political significance. The cathedral also possesses a famous tomb, that of the legendary discoverer of America, Christopher Columbus. From the bell gallery that is around 70 metres high, visitors can enjoy a splendid view of the cathedral below, as well as the unique courtyard and the endless ocean of rooftops in the old part of Seville.
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VIENTIANE Laos
Since the 16th century, Vientiane has been the capital of Laos and is situated in the hear...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
VIENTIANE Laos
Since the 16th century, Vientiane has been the capital of Laos and is situated in the heart of Indochina. The city originated at the point at which the first navigable section of the Mekong River joins with the Gulf of Thailand. Vientiane was once a group of rural settlements and even today contains several village-like districts, each with its own temple and traditional marketplace. At the end of the 19th century, the French began to renovate the city's most important buildings and made Vientiane the administrative capital of their new colony and gave it a French look. There are some fascinating places to visit outside the city, such as the Cultural Park of the Laotian People, a large area on the banks of the Mekong River. Historic Vientiane also has some fine reconstructed buildings, such as the Wat Inpeng on the western bank of Pagoda Street. Artistic wooden carvings on the windows and doors, along with the paintings and stucco work on the walls, feature various legends from the life of Buddha. Some signs of affluence are beginning to appear and in future years, Vientiane may become yet another Asian metropolis with skyscrapers, smog and manic rush hours. It is now poised to leap into contemporary times, as it gradually emerges from its atmospheric curtain of bamboo.
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ANGKOR WAT Cambodia
For many centuries, a cultural and historic treasure lay hidden amid the dense jungles of ...
published: 08 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
ANGKOR WAT Cambodia
For many centuries, a cultural and historic treasure lay hidden amid the dense jungles of Cambodia, Angkor Wat. This huge temple site was once completely surrounded by water-filled ditches that protected the sanctuary from the noise of the once busy city of Angkor. To date 1700 artistic reliefs have been counted in Angkor Wat. Most of them contain religious illustrations derived from Indian mythology. Interestingly, the historic figure of the god-like king, Suryavarman The Second appears to combine with the Hindu god, Vishnu. Khmer culture was strongly influenced by numerous Indian tribes and people who had immigrated to Cambodia in the first millennium. Liberation from the long domination of the Chinese-influenced Funan Empire made the Khmer stronger and created their first period of prosperity. The remarkable monuments of Angkor Wat, along with the amazing cultural heritage of Cambodia were discovered in 1850 by a Frenchman, Bouillevaux. Based on his sensational discovery, archaeologists have been able to shed further light on this remarkable location. This has led to even greater knowledge of both the legendary mythological images and inhabitants of the Khmer epoch.
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Desert Wines - Wines of the Desert New Mexico
Join us as we journey to New Mexico--a magical land of pure, untamed beauty. New Mexico...
published: 08 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
Desert Wines - Wines of the Desert New Mexico
Join us as we journey to New Mexico--a magical land of pure, untamed beauty. New Mexico's secret story is revealed by its hopeful winemakers, artists, musicians, healers, and through its breathtaking sceneries. It is discovered in its unique and diverse cultures, through its distinct flavors, and through its fascinating people that sustain, create, and shape the mystique of New Mexico. This path is rich in history and contrasting landscapes with its desert terrain and magnificent mountains, to its lush pine forests and fertile farmlands, growing everything from chilies to grape vines. Our trip will follow these wine artisans of the desert as they create an ancient elixir in this dramatic backdrop of golden deserts and turquoise skies. Along the way, we will also see artists and places--influenced by the stunning beauty of this land. Come with us on this colorful voyage as we explore the " Wines of the Desert--New Mexico"
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MISSION SANTA BARBARA California
The Santa Barbara Mission is located on a hill above the centre of a famous coastal resort...
published: 08 Jan 2010
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MISSION SANTA BARBARA California
The Santa Barbara Mission is located on a hill above the centre of a famous coastal resort on California's legendary west coast. In 1820, the sacred building's architect wanted to base his design on the architectural and artistic styles of Roman temple construction. While in Spain, a Franciscan friar acquired a book that contained details of Pre-Christian buildings designed by the Roman architect, Vitruvius Pollio. Long before the Spanish invaded and the arrival of missionaries, this region was inhabited by a tribe of Native American Indians, the Chumash. The early religious community that settled here educated the Indians in Christianity thus, a number of the important leaders of the Chumas were converted to Christianity. Compared to other Spanish missions in North America, the splendid design of Santa Barbara's interior and the church's precious works of art are unique. Right up to the present day, an important part of the historic and cultural heritage of California has been lovingly maintained within this veritable Queen of Missions.
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Bare Necessities Nude Cruising
This includes the following three shows in one: "The Nude Traveler, Nude in French Po...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
Bare Necessities Nude Cruising
This includes the following three shows in one: "The Nude Traveler, Nude in French Polynesia", "The Nude Traveler, A Bare Necessities Nude Cruise", and "The Nude Traveler, A Bare Necessities Mediterranean Nude Cruise". Come on board the Carnival cruise ship Jubilee, as we set sail for Panama, Costa Rica, and Cozumel, Mexico, but be sure to leave your cares and clothes behind! Go back in time as The Royal Clipper sets sail on the Mediterranean! From Cannes, France we visit the ancient towns of Rome, Sorrento, Livorno and Portofino along the Italian Riviera. Join us for the journey of a lifetime aboard the Windstar, and experience the spectacular islands of French Polynesia... in the nude!
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The Magical Kingdom Morocco
For centuries, Morocco has been the traveler's gateway to North Africa. And it's a...
published: 08 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
The Magical Kingdom Morocco
For centuries, Morocco has been the traveler's gateway to North Africa. And it's as magical a place to explore today as it was in the days of the spice trade. Diversity abounds: ocean, desert and mountains combine with an equally diverse culture, resulting in an eclectic and fascinating experience. This journey begins in the coastal town of Essaouira, where the ancient medina comes to life in music, folklore and barter. The adventure continues on the road: over the peaks of the Atlas Mountains, into the Saharan dunes of Erg Chebbi, to a feast at a Berber wedding celebration. Through the historical influences of African, Berber, Moor, Arab and French, a land of enchantment emerges. Discover the colourful medina in Essaouira, experience the music and dance to Moroccan beats, hit the road and climb the Atlas Mountains, trek the Saharan dunes of Erg Chebbi, celebrate under the stars at a Berber wedding and explore ancient culture in a living kasbah.
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Nude In French Polynesia
It's considered to be the most beautiful place in the South Pacific... maybe even the ...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
Nude In French Polynesia
It's considered to be the most beautiful place in the South Pacific... maybe even the world. Join us for the journey of a lifetime to the spectacular islands of French Polynesia in the nude! The incredible beauty of these magical islands is guaranteed to leave you breathless! Snorkel with sharks in teal blue water, hike the slopes of an ancient volcano or simply relax in the sun. Aboard the Windstar, you will discover French Polynesia as the early explorers once did, only this time, you're treated to the luxury of modern amenities! It's a dream vacation, come true, and it will beckon you to stay. Welcome to paradise!
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VERSAILLES Paris, France
Man's interpretation and focus on various locations that capture the spirit of Nature,...
published: 08 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
VERSAILLES Paris, France
Man's interpretation and focus on various locations that capture the spirit of Nature, as with music, have their own individual 'accent' in each country of the world, depending upon the climate and the amount of expertise, flair and imagination that has gone into their creation. Some of these natural wonders are simple affairs, whilst others are great symphonies of design, color and passion. Experience the regal beauty of Versailles and feel the inner power created by the sensitive combination of nature and music. A truly relaxing feast of both vision and sound!
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A Bare Necessities Nude Cruise
Where can you and 1500 of your closest naturist friends have fun? On a nude cruise, where ...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
A Bare Necessities Nude Cruise
Where can you and 1500 of your closest naturist friends have fun? On a nude cruise, where else? Come on board the Carnival cruise ship Jubilee, as we set sail for Panama, Costa Rica, and Cozumel, Mexico! But be sure to leave your cares and clothes behind. Tan, play volleyball or dress up in your wildest costume for a masquerade ball, and let Bare Necessities make your nude vacation, the best ever! Catch the sun, feel the warm winds and indulge yourself in absolute luxury. You won't need convincing, to book your nude cruise after you see this video!
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LOUISIANA SWAMPS Louisiana
In the southern region of Louisiana, there is a fascinating and mysterious swampland that ...
published: 09 Jan 2010
Author: TravelVideoStore
LOUISIANA SWAMPS Louisiana
In the southern region of Louisiana, there is a fascinating and mysterious swampland that was once the sole domain of courageous hunters and trappers. Following the construction of several large dams and water barriers that were designed to defend against catastrophic floods in the extensive delta region, a large network of smaller canals, or 'bayous', was created. Today, the Louisiana swamps provide a unique habitat for both indigenous and migratory wildlife and a natural refuge far away from civilization. Some time ago, it was the mink that attracted great hordes of trappers to this region that also served as a hiding place for various bandits and pirates. The desolation of the swamps was well appreciated by those who attempted to escape from the law and they certainly possess an eerie atmosphere. However, the colorful stories of n'er do well's and legendary figures, such as Bigfoot, have added to the enigmatic character of this intriguing area. Thus from year to year, the fascination in the Louisiana swamps continues to captivate an increasing number of visitors.
