One of the most beautyful live records of Lisa. Just breath taking...

While flying an R/C Model of a Yak-54, the wing failed. Jim brings the plane down safely. More details at my RCGroups blog: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/member.php?u=486

This is a rosy bourke parakeet. He is a male and almost 4 months old. He is not a budgie but in the parakeet group.They come in other colours. he was hand fed and socialized.

Richmond legend Francis Bourke re creates a number of his legendary moments

RIP Ciaran. He recites "The Lament for Brendan Behan" and he joins in on "Old Trangle." He died a year later, after several strokes over a number of years, only 53 years old. Late Late Show special for the Dubliners 25th anniverssary, 1987.

The other live video track in addition to Sacrifice which you can also found here on YouTube

kane and Matt carve it up out west

It is a deep night Everything is silent A woman sleeps and dreams She flies for a long and beautiful trip In the stars ... Start with it If you do not mind :) ************** C'est une nuit profonde Tout est silence Une femme dort et rêve Elle s'envole pour un long et beau voyage Dans les étoiles ... Partons avec elle Si vous le voulez bien :) ********** Musique : by Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke 1) "The Circulation of Shadows" Album : Duality 2) "The Silencer" Album :The Insider ღ Thank you ღ

The Human Game by Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke, from the album: Duality

promotional video for super rad dance party

MMA fight - Aaron Brink vs Mike Bourke live at the Galaxy Theater in Costa Mesa CA.

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A documentary about Margaret Bourke-White.

Video montage (images from Baraka) www.lisagerrard.com

John Bourke of Trash Yourself @ DANCE at Arena, Los Angeles, CA July 15 2008

to see the FULL version of the music video using the whole song click on the link below http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU6AjvibF50 interview begins @ 2:02 John Rendall and Anthony 'Ace' Bourke interview aired 7/30/08 on the Today Show. 35 years later... HD today show video http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/25928755#25928755 Please visit http://www.wildlifenow.com/ "It is pretty extraordinary footage and quite humbling. But it is sort of very beautiful, the response," Bourke told Vieira. "I suppose, 35 years later, to find that people are so fascinated by it and have so enjoyed it, is slightly overwhelming ... and all the comments on the YouTube site, they're so positive. It is marvelous that so many people are getting so much enjoyment out of it." They retold the story of going to London's Harrods department store in 1969 out of curiosity. A friend had told them she had asked the manager of the exotic animal department if she could buy a camel, and with classic British aplomb, he had dryly asked, "Would that be one hump or two, ma'am?" The two young men, who had grown up in Australia and recently graduated from college, were keen to see such a place. At the store, they spotted a 35-pound lion cub in a little cage. Like kids enthralled by a puppy in a pet store window, they had to have him. "It was an irresistible sight," Rendall said. "We were rather shocked when we saw this cub in Harrods in a department store in a very small cage. Not only was he totally entrancing, we must be able to do something better for him. He can't stay in a cage this size," he remembers thinking. They named him Christian and took him home to their pad in the Kings Road, the hippest address in the hippest part of London — Chelsea. "We had such a beautiful relationship with him," Bourke said. "There was such trust between Christian's former owners had been told the lion wouldn't recognize them. But the video shows the lion's obvious joy at being reunited with the two men. He ran toward us with such love and excitement in his eyes, and we felt exactly the same way. We were just so excited to see him, looking so big and healthy. The story had just turned out so beautifully, when it could have had a very different ending." Rendall referred to the film in describing the reunion. "You can see in that clip his body language," he said. "When he first starts seeing us, he's looking, looking. Is it us? Is it us? And then suddenly, he says, 'Right, this is them.' And down he comes. And there wasn't a moment that we ever doubted that it was going to be a wonderful greeting ... we never doubted it." Bourke and Rendall saw Christian a final time in 1974, by which time he had doubled in size and was now king of the jungle, with a pride of lionesses and a batch of cubs. "He still recognized us," Rendall said. "He was with wild lionesses. He had a litter of cubs and his genes had been passed on back into the wild. After that time we saw him, he was never seen again. It was like a final farewell ... he was completely integrated back into the wild." The experience moved Rendall, who lives in London, to devote his life to conservation; today he is a trustee of the Adamson Trust. Bourke, who became a dealer in Aboriginal art in his native Australia, is also a supporter of preserving wildlife. Both hope that the millions of people who have been so moved by the clip contribute to the cause. "We're just hoping that people who have enjoyed this clip — it's a phenomenal number — if they would want to contact the George Adamson Trust through www.wildlifenow.com and support us and support conservation, it would be wonderful to contribute to George's memory," Rendall said.

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watch the full music video tribute here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU6AjvibF50 John Rendall and Anthony 'Ace' Bourke interview from the Kerri-Anne Show. 35 years later...

Put Bourke to work for you! Visit http://chrisbourke.com.au for more information.

Ma perruche de bourke fait une dance nuptiale a sa copine sur le dossier de ma chaise!

John Burke trips a player up then pushes the umpire over a reserves match in 1985 for Collingwood. Bourke was suspended for 10 years. For more videos check out www.cougarcricket.net

Russell Bourke shows how his Bourke Engine works. He called it !$ TOO power~full to be GOOD to itself ... instant acceleration even under FULL LOAD ... many SHEER~PINS NEEDED

A fabolous concert organized by Dino Luglio and Giorgio Verdelli in a very warm birreria of Naples Italy

On my walk down Brouke St. in Melbourne, AU, I came across donkeys on the sidewalk - this video is about my investigations into this matter... OK - apparently it's bRouke St. - so ignore that!

The Riverside motel was created from the 135 year old Telegraph Hotel. The now restored and refurbished hotel offers a new standard in outback accommodation. Visiting the Back'O'Bourke and looking for indulgent accommodation with elaborate breakfasts, beautiful rooms and superb amenities? Then you must stay at the Bourke Riverside Motel. http://www.bourkeriversidemotel.com Produced by http://www.authenticholidayfilms.com