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Iron Maiden's Plane Collides With Truck At Chilean Airport

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voicetube commented on 02 Sep 2013
I had the honor of doing the voice for this. Came out great!!

Crazy Public Busses in Ixtapa, Mexico

[Recorded January 2012] NOTE: Shots were taken while walking and eating at a restaurant. Please pardon camera control. I found that drivers were upset and ...

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Transit +PLUS commented on 18 Feb 2013
We got some interesting "dollar vans" in North Jersey and Brooklyn & Queens that compete with NJ Transit & MTA buses. A lot of the ones in Jersey are some real strange-looking buses made by companies I've never heard of, school buses and the usual Ford cutaway vans. Most of the ones in the outer boroughs are PIMPED OUT (can't stress that enough) Ford vans with rims, flat screen TVs inside, air horns, and of course they blast music nonstop.
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
I've considered it, but I decided that the extreme fishbowl distortion (used to get that super wide angle shot) is a bit much for filming elevators. Wouldn't do me much good with car washes either. It's great for some people (athletes especially), but I don't think it's a very good match for me. I am keeping my eye out for a new camera though. The TX100v is getting really torn up.
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The Elevator Channel commented on 19 Feb 2013
I used a full camcorder back in 2010 (ended up selling it to Dieselducy). For what I'm doing, the quality between it and the TX100v is negligible so the extra bulk was useless. Most of what I film is done best on the least noticeable camera possible. I'd use my iPhone if it had expandable storage and a wider angle lens.
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
I haven't been that impressed with anything that Sony has released since the TX10 and 100v. Honestly, the 200v looks like a distinct downgrade from the 100v. I'm not completely opposed to the GoPro idea. It just doesn't seem like the best fit. Any thoughts (from anyone)?
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artiepenguin1 commented on 18 Feb 2013
As always, I'd recommend getting a real camcorder. The video quality is much better and you can use "slealth mode" by just flipping the screen in. I have been filming (elevators) with my HDR-cx260v for 6 months and it has worked out well.
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RiceBTS commented on 22 Feb 2013
This is kind of a strange suggestion... but how about a Microsoft Surface tablet or iPad kind of thing? Both shoot at least 720p, and they can make it seem that you're checking something on your tablet.
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Fran437 commented on 18 Feb 2013
there all by owner and there called peseros y camiones and the way it works someone buys one and then they give it to someone and the driver has to give a % of the money they make!
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
Yes and yes. Ixtapa is probably my favorite town in Mexico. It's a cute little town, and the weather is fantastic during the winter months.
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
Pretty much the American version of this? :D Really wish I caught the bus with the giant Freddy Krueger graphic on the windshield.
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MGIII commented on 18 Feb 2013
well those are some intresting looking bus's there. Those things look like the Grand Prarie bus's. Are they nice to ride in?.
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
From what I could gather, the drivers stop at several places along the strip and shout where they're going out the door.
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georgef551 commented on 18 Feb 2013
It appears I'm not the only one who uses 2 S's in "Busses". (Either spelling: Buses, or Busses, are correct.)
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
There's a military base in Ixtapa. You should see what the military guys look like when they drive around!
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The Elevator Channel commented on 18 Feb 2013
My thoughts exactly. They even had the lights. Not sure what Mexico does in terms of school busses.
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QuietSundayLibrary commented on 18 Feb 2013
Luckily the "policia" didn't spot you. I can only imagine what fun that would've devolved into.
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Transit +PLUS commented on 18 Feb 2013
Yup, pretty much, in fact a lot of the buses here look like the Jersey dollar vans.
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RiceBTS commented on 22 Feb 2013
At least the TX20 doesn't have the "10 seconds to start a video" thing.
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sammycalizario1 commented on 23 Feb 2013
the mercedes sprinter with a bus door was the weirdest one of the video
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MGIII commented on 23 Feb 2013
Those things look like the bus's they use for our bowling team!.
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azv56 commented on 18 Feb 2013
some of the buses looked like ex north american school buses
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RiceBTS commented on 18 Feb 2013
TX20 maybe? It's not that bad, or maybe the TX200v.
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thewildeeper commented on 18 Feb 2013
Looks like a pretty place. Your parents I presume?
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Sam Sitar commented on 18 Feb 2013
how do you ride their bus to or from somewhere?
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Israel Elevators by Maalit72 commented on 19 Feb 2013
Sony have a GoPro killer. the Sony ActionCam.

Going Places - Transport in the United States circa 1950 - WDTVLIVE42

Educational film showing transport in America in the late 1940's and early 1950's. The film also explains measures needed to be taken to help ease congestion ...

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Stan Smith commented on 11 May 2015
Notice who paid for this films production? Just happens to be the largest maker of electrical equipment. Wonder if that influenced the emphasis on electricity as the main power source. Trolly buses even. Doesn't detract from the fact that different modes of transportation have different levels of efficiency depending on density of people to be moved. Automobiles seem best suited to low density suburban and rural areas. Public transport is almost a requirement for dense urban areas. I've lived in Tokyo and would like to see automobiles move the number of people public transport does. Not to mention the land area required for it. Google or youtube Shinjuku station on the yamanote line, over 3 million people per day use it. BTW the cars of this short are very stylish but their durability was limited. A '52 any make was considered worn out at 90,000 miles.
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Alfons Llana commented on 19 Aug 2011
I knew those trolley buses in my country too. Ah, those American cars. When a Ford could be told miles away from a Buick...Sorry not to pay attention to the educational aspect of the video. It is difficult to think the good USA was once like that. Thanks for listing this video
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wdtvlive42 - Archive Footage commented on 19 Aug 2011
@llanamejia I must admit I was far more interested in the images of cars, bus and trolleys than what was being said. The streetscape scenes are just so different to today.
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Jim Woods commented on 20 Feb 2013
Kind of weird that they knew transit was important back then, but they still went ahead and dismantled most of the rapid transit rail and trolley bus lines.
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William Benson commented on 04 Jan 2012
Do they have a modern version of this...they need e modern version of this to open peoples eyes on saving time, money, and FUEL!
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wbcook1000 commented on 17 Feb 2012
I see a lot of 1951 cars - would be a good idea to change the title of the video
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Kerry Manderbach commented on 08 Apr 2013
What was being said was severely impacted by the damaged film anyway...
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Jere Cullen commented on 14 Aug 2011
am glad San Francisco has kept its streetcar and trolleybus systems.
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mnestic commented on 26 May 2012
I'm glad Philly has kept theirs as well! Well, some of them anyhow.

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In addition to its fleet of helicopters, Vanderbilt LifeFlight offers a fixed wing (airplane) service utilizing a King Air B200. This aircraft is used for emergency and ...
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