this tribute to history takes the form of living adventure.riginal seter the sail for the new world on the landing stage from which the pilgrims departed, they wish the ship's company godspeed and smooth sailing. ♪ , the ceremonies are ended, the adventure about to begin with the attention of the world. pilgrims ownom the departure from their homeland in search of freedom. and 1957 are separated by more -- by far more than the passage of time. rigging,ad to master more than 50 robes, to handle the six sales. men the more experienced learning a lot of art. ♪ a piney craft to brave the broad atlantic. mayflower ii carries only a company of 23. these modern seafarers have added advantages, a perfected system of navigation, radio, accurate charts, and, perhaps more important, knowledge of winds and currents. virginia,ms set for but arrived at cape cod. the captain takes advantage of the trade winds. the companyways, lived and worked 17th century style. that means lots of work. the diet was largely salt juice and salt beef, old-time staples. -- lim

distributed history takes the form of living adventure. 337 years after the original set sail for the world, on the landing stage from which the pilgrims departed, limits lord mayor bid the ship godspeed and smooth sailing. these ceremonies are ended in the adventure about to begin, with the attention of the world focused on this voyage. and ironic contrast to the pilgrims on heralded departure from their own land in search of freedom and a new life. 1620 and 1987 are separated by more than mere passage of time. crewmen had to master a complex tangle of rigging, memorizing more than 50 ropes to handle a six working sales. even to the -- it meant learning a lost art. a tiny craft to brave the broad atlantic. she is only 90 feet long and 25 feet at her widest. mayflower the second carries only a ships company of 33. her namesake sailed with 125 passengers and crew. these modern seafarers have added advantages. a perfected system of navigation, radio, accurate charts, and perhaps most importantly the knowledge of winds and currents. the pilgrims headed for virginia, but wound up at cape

, the mayflower runs southwest from england, with a steady wind and smooth seas, a high sense of adventure, and only salt water to shave in. what better time to grow a beard. growing it is easy. trimming it on the deck of the hard rolling ship looks down right hazardous. in the trade winds, the vessel turns the corner, heading west and meeting its first weather, ugly cross sea has the ship rolling sharply. >> but the wind is there, and each day's voyage is longer and longer. once the may flower logged 164 miles. life on a smooth running ship ordinarily settles into a comfortable routine. this year is no ordinary voyage, it's the highlight of a lifetime for every man of the crew, and it's especially memorable for the 17-year-old cabin boy, his transition from land lover to mariner is made official by captain billiards. one of the few americans aboard, he earned his berth by winning a national youth award. his english counter part offers congratulations on his commencement. sundays saw all hands assembled on the quarter deck for religious services conducted by the captain. worship was follow

. >> the american adventure is an unusual designation for a course in economics and clinical science. the american way of life is rather unusual, there is nothing quite like it in all of the world. all of us want to know more about our country. what makes it tick, why is it the best place on earth? why is it worth understanding, why is it worth saving? why have wars been fought to protect it? during the 13 weeks of this course in the american adventure, our general purpose will be to answer many questions about the american way of life, and explore the workings of the american economic and political system so that we may understand its significance and importance. why should we bother to do this? in one generation, many of the nations of the world have become either socialist or communist, and advocates of both of these economic and political systems have determined to gain control of our country. let's look at this map of the world. here lives two and one quarter billion people who work and worship under all kinds of economic and political systems, from dictatorship to democracy, fro

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videos since he that makes adventure videos since he was 12. what you definitely call adventurous. it starts in a hot air balloon. you don't see it but you have to trust us that the parachute down there does open. you just have to trust us. first of all getting on a hot air balloon for a thrill ride. >> there you go mr. newman. >> i keep thinking about drew brees plays with three brokes ribs and a collapsed lung. he's one tough guy. >> and did it since last week. >> yeah, tough guy. all right, joe. thank you. good night a ndre, thank you for joining us everybody. >> good night. oprah dreamed of hiding presents under chairs. and i dreamed of building something magnificent. well, recently, jay and i bought a vacant lot on which we are building dunphy tower. what i wouldn't give to reach back in time to tell the 15-year-old dreamer who drew this, "we did it, kid." hey. claire, you look terrible. thanks. no. i mean, you're all locked up. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. i guess the spa day that i booked for you tomorrow came at the perfect time. oh, right, th

other experts here going to station officer over 1000 adventures in 150 countries. the group moves on to munich. the main thing here is just to get the volume of the your wanted to see what the court has gone, but most of the participants appreciate the background knowledge and details they learned on the top of another guided tours in germany. this was a bit more thorough, he's got more background, it's much better than sitting home reading about things. just go places and it becomes interesting and touches you. and then you go back and you can learn that open my mind. for most of these 9 people, seeing the dense was the highlight of the day, it's the foremost city palettes of the varian, princes, and kings. the group visits only a few special rooms, such as the antiquarian, but the explanations are comprehensive. and carolyn anderson has done a lot of educational travelling and in 38 trips. yeah, i like growth scholar. i've been many places like after almost 8 hours, the tourists nearing the end. but everyone in the group is still listening intently . and one shou

the organization offers over the above 1000 adventures. in 150 countries. the group moves onto munich's pollen kisha . the main thing here is just to get the volume of the spill over your mind and to see what the court has gone. but most of the participants appreciate the background knowledge and details they learn on the tour. are done. other guided tours in germany. this was a bit more thorough. he's there for more background. it's much better than sitting home reading about things. just go poisons and it becomes interesting and touches you. and then you go back and you can read or open my mind. for most of these 9 people, seeing the dense was the highlights of the day, it's the foremost city palettes of the varian, princes, and kings. the group visits only a few special rooms, such as the antiquarian, but the explanations are comprehensive. carolyn anderson has done a lot of educational travelling in 38 trips. yeah, i like growth scholar. i've been many places for them. they will, after almost 8 hours, the tour is nearing the end. but everyone in the gro

trip is, i mean song of the munich tourist board on marine platts from what am i getting learning adventures usually start here? right? yeah, i did. you can. yes, the standard ones do. it's from here that munich involved. this is actually the intersection of the 2 districts ending and they were older than me and itself. the cell to pass through here and salt was sold by the machines. i left mary's column. this is where the monks lived, which is where munich got its name. and this was the main market square. when it got to be too small, the market moved to the victim. and this square survived because nobody was allowed to build on it. about we had no right on machine plots, you'll find the don't use it. a traditional restaurant, popular with tourists and locals alike. it serves all kinds of the varian specialties from port knuckles to veal sausage. and if you're lucky, musical, a compliment. we're ordering what's known as a bullet side back to typical for munich. what's here on the board that has a they've got a variety of bavarian specialties here in the cheese gone and we've got the all but

but shwas curious, adventurous, resilient , charming. justbeautiful well into her golden years. mo beautiful woman i've ever met and she had an identical twin sister and they were just as tight as sisters could be and when theyere both widows they traveled together and her sister rowena were inveterate travels and in the 90s they worked as they often did and tried to rent a car to germany and drive to turkey. and the rental car company resed to lease them the car because they were in the 90s so they got the mercedes in frankfurt. her sister lived in la where roberta was brought up and she just said robertdecided to drive from washingtono la with her and john called from arizona highway patrol to say they've been puld over outside flagstaff dog 112on the interstate . she was something but he credits her, john more importantly for the purposes of my book, he cdits her with his curiosity, his resilience becau hisfather was a roman figure . his mother -- >> were going to break away briefly for congressional coverage we will return in just a couple of minutes. the senate is about to

an adventure story, but in many ways, an unexpected adventure story. look at the cover. i have, of course, love it because it's our painting, the "mayflower" on her arrival. but what i really love is that even though the book is entitled "the mayflower." this book doesn't show a ship tossed bid waves. that would be the expected adventure story. instead, it focuses on this little group of pilgrims leaving the ship that has brought them through storms and peril, headed off toward shore on the verge of starting new lives. and it's there in the territory of these wide-open possibilities that the real adventure story begins. an adult adventure story dealing with mature themes like the nature of leadership, the establishment of respect with a widely varying culture, and then the decent grags of that respect. and this, of course, is why the pilgrims a pilgrims are relevant, it's why they matter, it's why this book matters. because the "mayflower" tells the story of real people facing complex choices in a confusing time. people who had to make difficult decisions without knowing

astro's playroom casts the player as a cute little robot who embarks on a series of adventures insideuenced by any number of platformers and adventure games, they do serve to showcase the ps5‘s new dualsense controller. so here, i have to use my little robot to pull out this cable, and i can feel the feedback and the elasticity of the cable through the controller. it feels weird to be impressed by that, but i really am! something i'm less impressed with is the playstation 5's physical box. the ps5 has has variously been described as "looking like a router or an air—conditioning unit" which is fair enough, because it is one weird—looking console. but i think all of its strange styling quirks are to try and mask its massive bulk. this is a big console. it's so big that it has its own postcode. in fact, i think it's so big, it's probably visible from the international space station. houston, i can confirm i can see the playstation 5from space! over. of course, the biggest challenge the ps5 will face is not from its own massive dimensions, but from the xbox series x. like the ps5, the ser

that would be the expected adventure story. instead, it focuses on this little group of pilgrims leading a ship that has brought them through storms and peril, headed off toward shore on the verge of starting new lives, and it's there in the territory of these wide-open territories that the real adventure story begins. an adult adventure story dealing with mature themes like the nature of leadership, the with ashment of respect widely varying culture, and then the disintegration of that respect. this, of course, is why the pilgrims are relevant. it's why they matter. it's why this book matters. because "the mayflower" tells the story of people facing difficult times, people facing difficult choices without knowing how the story would end. i'm very pleased to introduce our author, not philbrick, a man has oncegh his book again started the conversation about the choices that were made by those 17th-century voices, choices that affect us even now, living in a nation and a world that those mayflower pilgrims could not even begin to

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>>we know we've been reporting for weeks that thousands of disneyland and disney california adventure employees have been out of work whether they're furloughed or been completely laid off for about 8 months now the big push by not only his employees but by the ceo walt disney company is to get them back to work and get people back to the park's take a listen to what the ceo had to say in a press conference yesterday. >>unfortunately we're extremely disappointed that the state of california continues to keep land close. despite her proven track record. our health and safety protocols are home signs based and have the support of labor unions representing 99% of our hourly cast members. >>the disney parks experiences and products division side, 9.7 billion dollar decline in revenue in the fiscal year 2020, the ceo went on to keep it a bit more positive say even with the disruption caused by covid-19 we have been able to effectively manage our business while also taking bold deliberate steps to position our company for greater long-term growth and take a look at the tears for the califor

>>we know we've been reporting for weeks that thousands of disneyland and disney california adventure employees have been out of work whether they're furloughed or been completely laid off for about 8 months now the big push by not only his employees but by the ceo walt disney company is to get them back to work and get people back to the park's take a listen to what the ceo had to say in a press conference yesterday. >>unfortunately we're extremely disappointed that the state of california continues to keep elan close despite her proven track record. our health and safety protocols are home signs based and have the support of labor unions representing 99% of our hourly cast members. >>the disney parks experiences and products division side, 9.7 billion dollar decline in revenue in the fiscal year 2020, the ceo went on to keep it a bit more positive say even with the disruption caused by covid-19 we have been able to effectively manage our business while also taking bold deliberate steps to position our company for greater long-term growth and take a look at the tears for the californ

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. ♪ staunch sailing ships that traversed the seven seas, still haunt our dreams of adventure.arers, in dedication to the enlivingly spirit. it's a uniting force for people everywhere. people everywhere, of course, follow parallel pursuits of happiness. in canada, the crown of hospitality is afforded chateau in quÉbec. the constant quest of humanity is symbolized in the peace tower in ottawa. wherever we go, the old and the new join in special significance for the present. parliament in canada and parliament in great britain stand out as sentinels to an ever-flowering tradition of freedom everywhere. westminster in london, bespeaks of majesty at buckingham palace. the friendly inns of england, the public houses with signs of hospitality, calling up the great bounty of fellow commonship. they seek good times galore. signs of hospitality, yes, indeed. and it was in the inn yards of england that the stage of shakespeare had its beginnings. romeo, romeo, where for are thy romeo. his plays are still the thing in strike th sfratford his home place. there's the universal idea of the o

and we look at how the issue of fishing has driven the british brexit adventure. ♪ ben: for those of watching on bbsnd around the world, a very warm welcome to "bbc world news america." iran's top nuclear scientist says been moassassinated. en fakhrizadeh died after gunmen attacked his car. he was accused of being one of the founders of the country buster because nuclear weapons program. iran accuses israel - the program.el of being part of we have this report. intelligent -- correspondent: intelligence agencies believe he was a driving force what iran was seeking a nuclear weapon and was a key figure in the iranian revolutionaryth guard ministry of defense, in many ways one of the fathers of the iranian nuclearrogram. so in that sense, he is an important figure, a person who has great knowledge and expertise. iran has always denied but he is associated with others in the program. his killing can certainly spark percussions. significantainly and serious moment. ben: lyse doucet joins us now. we g a feeling of the potential fallout from this. what is your analysis? lyse: it is a signi

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this is also a rhodes scholar, was founded with the intention of providing educational adventures for older age groups based on the idea of lifelong learning. and it's a nonprofit organization. so the revenues from these trips can fund other social projects and new programs as well. on to the next stop is the latest for rocky road scholars program. childless appear to have a special interest in educational travel. the sort of the they include not just choice, but also talks by professor and other experts. the organization office over the budget, thousands of benches in 150 countries. the group moves onto munich's pollen kisha. the main thing here is to get the volume of the spillover your manhood to see what the court has gone. but most of the participants appreciate the background knowledge and details they learn. on the top of dawn, other guided tours in germany. this was a bit more thorough, he's definitely got more background. it's much better than sitting home reading about things. just go places and it becomes interesting and touches you. and then you go back and open my mind. f

toward the end of my adventure with the 3 i'm passed by a classic v.w. bug once the best selling car of all. now the car maker hopes that cars will help them stay in front of the competition. it'll be interesting to see how things develop and of course for tesla once they get that gigafactory off running it. thanks for joining us for another episode of may see you next time. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. on their own. 30 minutes on d w. imagine how many forces of loves us turn out in the morning right now climb a tree and to break off a story. this is my question when for just one week. how much force can really do. thanks we still have time to act i'm going to. success. that subscribe for more news like this. it's their obsession for spectacular pictures. it's their passion for nature. play against their complete devotion that makes them the best wildlife photographers in the world. listening to. enter politics. confrontational. and stirring. 5

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now on bbc news, the travel show takes a look back at its best sporting adventures from recent years,n kazakhstan, to wrestling in the gobi desert and a freezing cold dip in scottish seas. coming up on this week's show: ade pumps some iron. rajan hits the floor. and iforget the rules. there you go, run, run. let go of the bat! laughs. theme music plays. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, lucy hedges, coming to you this week from the heart of a very low—key locked—down london. now this year has seen a whole host of events cancelled or postponed all across the world — from the tokyo 0lympics to the annual wimbledon championships, so we thought what better reason to take a look back at some of our favourite sporting adventures from the travel show archive, where, although we may not have championship potential, we certainly make up for it with enthusiasm. first up, back in 2017, ade headed to washington to take part in the working wounded games, which sees adaptive athletes compete against each other in a series of weightlifting and body—building challenges. and being the only

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