Archive for the ‘Public Transportation’ Category
Peter Rogoff “FARTS” during the American Public Transportation Association Conference on C-SPAN
Wednesday, December 14th, 2011Waka Flocka Using PUBLIC Transportation???
Sunday, December 11th, 2011
Waka Flocka riding a bus (public transportation) in Queens. Yeah, you heard it right, after the deal, meaning new footage. Brought to you by www.doUUble.com
Thoughts from Places: Public Transportation
Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
A collection thoughts about, and from, Paris’s public transportation system. The song in this video was “Don’t Look Back” by Alex Day, used with the permission of DFTBA Records; you can buy the CD at dftba.com
Valdosta Public Transportation
Sunday, December 4th, 2011
To raise awareness of a need in Valdosta, Ga. Made for the 2011 Valdosta State University Causes Film
Moving Via Public Transportation (Sept 27th 2011)
Wednesday, November 30th, 2011
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GOOD Magazine: A Love Song to Public Transit
Saturday, November 26th, 2011
good.is Good asked a musician to write and sing a love song to public transit on Portland, Oregon’s new aerial tram—one of only two commuter trams in the country (the other is in New York City).
Graduate & Expert Level Camps. Israel, June 2011
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011
Approximately 50 Instructors and Students of various Graduate levels, together with, 30 of the world’s leading Krav MaGa experts from all over the globe came together in Israel on this annual event to study from the source and to advance iApproximately 50 Instructors and Students of various Graduate levels, together with 30 of the world’s leading Krav MaGa experts from all over the globe came together in Israel on this annual event to study from the source and to advance in their training. Each camp was conducted by Eyal Yanilov who provided the participants with unique knowledge, updates and simulation training. The Graduates underwent 6 days of training and the Experts went through 8 days of intensive training which included: Defending against knife attacks, Assault Rifles/SMG threats, defending against unarmed assailants, defending a third party (VIP protection), dealing with multiple opponents. The participants practiced self-defense and fighting skills in environments such as public transportation, CQB in urban settings, night training, water training and much, much more… But why write about it when you can see it. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a clip is worth a thousand pictures… Congratulations to KMG and to the Participants – many of them returning home as the highest ranking KM Experts their countriesn their training. Each camp was conducted by Eyal Yanilov who provided the participants with unique knowledge, updates and simulation training. The …
A Citizen’s History of the Grand Rapids Streetcar
Saturday, November 19th, 2011
6th-generation Grand Rapids, MI citizen Fred Quillin displays his passion for Grand Rapids history, and outlines how learning from the past can provide innovations for the future. Special thanks to: Michael Tuffelmire The Grand Rapids Public Library Tim Gleisner Jack Hoffman The Community Media Center Chad Becker Patrick Vidro Brad Smit Luisa Schumacher *UPDATE* This millage increase passed by 136 votes: 17284 – 17148.
BU Today Sessions: Micah – “Public Transportation Infatuation”
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011
At the end of Micah Domingo’s freshman year at Boston University, the international relations major found a new passion: hip-hop. “So many things happened that year, I just needed a space to put my thoughts,” says Domingo (CAS’10). “It made the struggles and other things in life so much easier to deal with,” he says. “For me, hip-hop is the music of struggle—fighting to stay above water.” For more BU Today news and videos, check out today.bu.edu
Philippines moves to green transportation
Saturday, November 12th, 2011
The Philippines, like many other countries, is turning to green energy as the price of oil remains high. Right now, the country almost entirely depends on petroleum when it comes to transportation. But as Marga Ortigas reports from Manila, the Philippine capital, the government has very ambitious goals to combat rampant pollution and avoid high fuel costs with new electric vehicles that provide public transportation.