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Qantas passengers return home, talking about the moment a hole opened up on the side of their Boeing 747, causing the cabin to lose pressure. The plane with 346 people landed safely in the Philippines. The airline is investigating. (July 26)

The final episode of a 50-part series on being lured out to Hollywood from east Texas to do a documentary on homeless issues. Main theme music by Rextangle and his mystery woman http://www.rextangle.net/ Clips of music from Incompetech and Audioswap http://www.thehahahatimes.com/

Riding around talking about riding.

Powered by BMW, fuelled by enthusiasm and driven by high standards, Vicmoto Motorcycle Tours is a luxury motorcycle passenger tours service operating more... out of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia. www.vicmoto.com.au

Driver and Passenger Get Beheaded

deftones - passenger (live @ rock rock werchter 2006)

Women goes crazy during a DUI bust

Want some torture with your peanuts? By Jeffrey Denning 01 Jul 2008 A senior government official with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has expressed great interest in a so-called safety bracelet that would serve as a stun device, similar to that of a police Taser. According to this promotional video found at the Lamperd Less Lethal website, the bracelet would be worn by all airline passengers. This bracelet would take the place of an airline boarding pass; contain personal information about the traveler; be able to monitor the whereabouts of each passenger and his/her luggage and shock the wearer on command, completely immobilizing him/her for several minutes. The Electronic ID Bracelet, as it's referred to as, would be worn by every traveler "until they disembark the flight at their destination." According to a letter from DHS official, Paul S. Ruwaldt of the Science and Technology Directorate, office of Research and Development, to the inventor whom he had previously met with, he wrote, "To make it clear, we [the federal government] are interested in.the immobilizing security bracelet, and look forward to receiving a written proposal." Not only could it be used as a physical restraining device, but also as a method of interrogation, according to the same aforementioned letter from Mr. Ruwaldt. Prototype Remote-Activated Wrist Stun-Device Shocks You For Aeroplane Security 08 Jul 2008 An official in the Department of Homeland Security has "expressed great interest" in a wrist bracelet that can be remotely activated to stun the wearer. It works by taking the place of a boarding pass, which you then wear on your wrist so the flight attendants can know who you are, where you are, and even shock you if you're misbehaving. Two held after shooting at Canada, U.S. border 07 Jul 2008 A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot at three suspects early today after being assaulted on a residential street near the U.S.-Canada border. The agency says an officer on routine patrol spotted the three people -- two male and one female -- walking in Derby Line, Vt., at about 2:15 a.m.......http://www.legitgov.org/#breaking_news

<b>Please watch. something that is with us and we must not let this repeat so many lives were lost so lets remember.

I payed for a ride in a R1 sidecar when I had a broken wrist. Yes it's me NC29biker from livevideo.com

This seems like a very slow way of getting the train to its destination.

If you guys havent done so you need to try it atleast once it changes everything about the bike

How come pilots never spice up my business flights by pulling tricks like this?

An instructional vid for motorcycle passengers who haven't been on a bike before, or very often.

Back in the summer of 2003, Joey Browning and Amy Sager decided to evaluate the rules of sitting shotgun. Apparently, rotation takes precedence over calling it.

I drive to the airport to pickup my buddy. I mention a wiper blade invention for motorcycles, and discuss freeways, the speedlimit, and the airport.

All I ask is, keep an open mind and draw your own conclusions. Just listen, and think it over.

Melissa Cavatti "Passenger"

Pam Ann shows flight passengers how NOT to use a safety vest