 | Irish Defence Forces Marching during Saint Patrick's Day parade in Cork 2008 |
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 | The Longest Day（1962） - MARCH ■stereo(URL last "&fmt=18")■ 【Music】 Maurice Jarre モーリス・ジャール Paul Anka ポール・アンカ Mitch Miller 【director】 Ken Annakin ケン・アナキン Andrew Marton アンドリュー・マルトン Bernhard Wicki ベルンハルト・ヴィッキ 【cast】 John Wayne ジョン・ウェイン （Lt. Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort） Robert Mitchum ロバート・ミッチャム （Brig. General Normancota） Henry Fonda ヘンリー・フォンダ （Brig. General Theodore Roosevelt） Robert Ryan ロバート・ライアン （Brig. General James M. Gavin） Rod Steiger ロッド・スタイガー （Destroyer Commander） Robert Wagner ロバート・ワグナー （U. S. Ranger） Richard Beymer リチャード・ベイマー （Private Dutchschultz） Mel Ferrer メル・フェラー （Major General Robert Haines） Jeffrey Hunter ジェフリー・ハンター （Sergeant Fuller） Paul Anka ポール・アンカ （U. S. Ranger） Sal Mineo サル・ミネオ （Private Martini） Roddy McDowall ロディ・マクドウォール （Private Morris） Stuart Whitman スチュアート・ホイットマン （Lieutenant Sheen） Steve Forrest スティーヴ・フォレスト （Captain Harding） Ron Randell ロン・ランデル （Joe Willeams） Nicholas Stuart （Lt. General Omar N. Bradley） John Meillon ジョン・マイロン （Rear-Sdmiral Alan G. Kirk） Richard Burton リチャード・バートン （Raf Pilot） Kenneth More ケネス・モア （Capt. Colin Maud） Peter Lawford ピーター・ローフォード （Lord Lovat） Richard Todd リチャード・トッド （Major John Howard） Leo Genn レオ・ゲン （Brig. General Parker） John Gregson ジョン・グレグソン （British Padre） Sean Connery ショーン・コネリー （Private Flanagan） Jack Hedley ジャック・ヘドレー （Briefing Officer） Michael Medwin マイケル・メドウィン （Private Watney） Norman Rossington ノーマン・ロシントン （Private Clough） John Robinson ジョン・ロビンソン （Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsey） Patrick Barr パトリック・バール （Group Captain J. N. Stagg） Leslie Phillips レスリー・フィリップス （Raf Officer） Donald Rouston （Raf Pilot） Frank Finlay フランク・フィンレイ （Private Coke） Lyndon Brook リンドン・ブルック （Lieutenant Walsh） Bryan Coleman （Ronald Callen） Neil McCallum ニール・マッカラム （Canadian Doctor） Trever Reid （General Sir Bernard L. Montgomery） Simon Lack サイモン・ラック （Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh Mallory） Louis Mounier （Air Chief Marshal Sir William Tedder） Sian Phillips シアン・フィリップス （Wren） Irina Demick イリーナ・デミック （Janine Boitard） Bourvil ブールヴィル （Major of Colleville） Jean Louis Barrault ジャン・ルイ・バロー （Father Roulland） Christian Marquand クリスチャン・マルカン （Comander Philippe Kieffer） Arletty アルレッティ （Madame Barrault） Madeleine Renaut （Mother Superior） Georges Ribiere （Sergeant Guy de Montlaur） Jean Servais ジャン・セルヴェ （Rear-Admiral Jaujard） Georges Wiluson （Alexandre Renaud） Fernand Ledoux フェルナン・ルドウ （Louis） Maurice Poli モーリス・ポリ （Jean） Alice Tissot アリス・ティソ （The Housekeeper） Jo D'Abray （Naval Captain） Curt Jurgens クルト・ユルゲンス （Major General Gunther Blumentritt） Werner Hinz ヴェルナー・ヒンツ （Field Marshal Erwin Rommel） Paul Hartman ポール・ハートマン （Field Marshal Gerd Von Runtstedk） Gert Froebe ゲルト・フレーベ （Sergeant Kaffee Klatsch） Hans Christian Blech ハンス・クリスチャン・ブレッヒ （Major Werner Pluskat） Wolfgang Treiss （Major General Max Temsel） Peter Van Eyck ペーター・ヴァン・アイク （Lieut-Colonel Ockr） Heinz Reincke ハインツ・ラインケ （Colonel Gosep Pips Priller） Richard Munch(2) リチャード・マンチ （General Elich Marcks） Ernst Schroeder （General Hans Von Salmuth） Karl Meisel （Captain Ernst During） Heinz Spitzner （Lieut-Colonel Hellmuth Meyer） Robert Freytag ロベルト・フライターク （Aide To Lieut. Cartis Meyer） Til Kiwe （Captain Hellmuth Lang） Alfred Jodl （Colonel General） Michael Hinz ミハエル・ヒンツ （Frau Rommel） Paul Roth （Colonel Schiller） Hart Mut Rock （Sergeant Bergsdof） Karl John カール・ヨーン （Lieut Waffe General） Rainer Penkert ライナー・ペンケルト （Lieut.Major Dietmar Schonhetr Fritz Theen） http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Longest_Day_%28film%29 【Title】 Der Längste Tag / Giorno Più Lungo / Giorno Più Lungo, Il / Il Giorno Più Lungo / Longest Day / Longest Day The / Längste Tag / Längste Tag, Der / |
 | Husaria / The Winged Hussars Vol. I I recommend watching this clip in high quality. Throughout the period of the Renaissance, the Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth found itself in a constant defensive posture against the territorial ambitions of Muscovy, Austria, Sweden, the Ottoman Empire and the rebellious nature of Poland's Cossack allies in Ukraine. The Hussars were active across half the face of Europe; from the forests of Muscovy where they installed a Polish Tsar on the throne of Russia, eastern Germany, southern Ukraine and even Vienna where they defeated a powerful Turkish army in 1683. For nearly two hundred years the frontier nobility of the Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth were born, grew up, and died in the saddle. The armor and equipment of the Hussar must surely be the most beautiful and costly ever seen in Europe and perhaps even the world. The nobles of Poland made conspicuous display of their wealth and standing in their civilian and military dress. Oriental brocades, precious gems, exotic furs, and lavishly decorated armor were de riguer for the Hussars. The most striking feature of the Hussar's armor were the wing or pair of wings that were mounted on the back plate of his armor. These consisted of a curved wooden frame decorated with gold and rich fabrics, and a row of eagle or vulture feathers inserted along the back edge. The Hussar armed himself with a sabre, bow and arrows of eastern fashion, short carbine pistols on his saddle and even pistols thrust into his boots. In addition to an 18 foot lance, the Hussar carried a second sword called "pałasz" strapped to his saddle. This sword had a sabre grip and a straight, edgeless blade between four and six feet long. The cross-section of the blade was square like a fireplace poker and was used to pierce armor once the Hussar had lost or broken his lance. Horses were highly prized and no expenses were spared in their presentation. Even the cosmopolitan and fashion conscious French were taken aback by the outrageous public displays of Polish delegations. Horses were shod with gold and silver shoes that were designed to fall lose in the streets as they went and some nobles took to the Turkish practice of dyeing the lower portions of their horses red or green. Saddle cloths were often of 'Persian rug' style weave and the skins of predatory animals were also used as saddle coverings. A tiger or wolf skin might be draped over the horse so that the animal's head made a cap for the horse and its legs hung down along the legs of the horse. In some instances this was even done with the skins of polar bears. Harness was decorated with gold studs and gems set in gold and silver mountings. Along with a profusion of silk tassels and braided leather knotwork, these made the hussar's horse as beautiful and threatening as its rider. Husaria did not lose any battle for 125 years (1500-1625). It brought fear and panic in enemy ranks. The Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth had adopted the hussars from Hungary. When the unit type was first adopted, it was a light cavalry formation, and later it transformed into heavier cavalry. Until the end of 17th century it was the most famous elite unit of the Commonwealth. The most famous battle in which the Husaria participated was probably the relief of Vienna (1683), which had been surrounded by militant Islamic Turks and their Tartar allies. The legacy of this battle consists of the modern coffee shop (Starbucks, Barnes & Noble), because the victorious Poles captured the Turks coffee. One entrepreneur set up shop in Vienna, which is still famous for its coffee houses, and the rest is history. Muzyka: Hans Zimmer Steve Jablonsky James Dooley Materiały pochodzą z witryn: www.tworcownia.pl www.digart.pl Pojedyncze zdjęcia z szeregu stron. |
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 | TED VELVET'S BEER TASTE OFF Ted pretends to know what he's talking about, drinks beer and decides which one he likes better. Exciting shit. |
 | Saint Patrick Day - 2008 - Cork City - Ireland #3 I took this video from the Cork City in Ireland in Saint Patrick Day |
 | New London Cheerleaders Dance Routine New London Cheerleaders doing the dacne routine at the 2008 Homcomming Pep Rally |
 | ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE-2008 this was some things at south boston's parade...march 16, 2008 |
 | St. Patrick's Festival in Dublin 13-17 March 2008 70 million people worldwide claim Irish heritage and the St. Patrick's Festival is their opportunity to celebrate Ireland. The Feast of St. Patrick is now celebrated in nearly every country throughout the world where Irish descendents or influences have continued to reinforce its popularity. Among the countries with strong traditions of celebrating St Patrick's Day are the United States, Canada and Australia, but also France, Argentina, Russia, Japan and even the Caribbean island of Montserrat. But nobody does it quite like the Irish at home in Ireland! While the rest of the world tuck in to Irish stew and Guinness, those in Ireland are enjoying a 5-day feast of street theatre, music, dance, carnivals, fireworks, food, film and parades. The jewel in the Festival crown is the St. Patrick's Festival Parade on 17 March: a fantastical array of pageants delight the crowds of hundreds of thousands in Dublin, adding colour, energy and excitement to parade 2008! No one knows how to have the 'craic' like the Irish, and what better time to start thinking about a trip to Ireland -- log onto www.discoverireland.com to whet your appetite. ST. PATRICK FACTS - St. Patrick is largely credited with having converted the Pagan Irish to Christianity. - Patrick was not actually Irish! He was born in Britain around 400 AD. - At the age of 15 or 16 Patrick was kidnapped by the Irish Pirate King, Niall of the Nine Hostages and sold into slavery. - After 6 years Patrick escaped to England where within a decade he became a bishop. - Patrick came back to Ireland in 432 to work as a Christian Missionary. - Patrick founded his first church in Ireland at Saul, outside Downpatrick. It is still used today. - St. Patrick traditionally used the Shamrock (3-leafed clover) to explain the concept of the holy trinity. - Legend has it that St. Patrick rid Ireland of snakes. In fact, Ireland has never had snakes - this possibly refers to his banishment of Satan, often perceived as a serpent. See www.discoverireland.com for more information. Produced for Tourism Ireland |
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