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Hundreds Of Miles stories:
Yankees give 'The Boss' his 7th title as owner
Nov 5th, 2009 - SI
NEW YORK (AP) -For a guy who was hundreds of miles away, George Steinbrenner still managed to dominate the World Series. Talk about a fitting tribute. The frail owner was in Tampa...
Somali pirates warn Britain against yacht rescue
Oct 28th, 2009 - Reuters
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somali pirates holding two Britons captive aboard a yacht off the coast of the Horn of Africa nation warned Britain not to try to rescue the couple.
Weakened Tropical Storm Rick nears Mexico resorts
Oct 20th, 2009 - kansascity
Once-powerful Hurricane Rick lost most of its punch as it headed toward Mexican resort regions as a tropical storm Tuesday, but local authorities still prepared for evacuations in case of flooding.Somali pirates seize Chinese ship with 25 crew
Oct 19th, 2009 - Forbes
NAIROBI, Kenya -- The naval spokesman for the European Union's anti-piracy force says Somali pirates have seized a Chinese cargo ship with 25 people onboard. Cmdr. John...
China starts resettling 330,000 for water project
Oct 18th, 2009 - kansascity
Authorities have started resettling 330,000 people in central China to make way for a massive project to divert water hundreds of miles (kilometers) to the booming cities in its arid north...
Hundreds Of Miles videos from YouTube:
4:30Hundreds of Miles. Yeah, You Cry Like Uh Baby
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6:55Virtual Reality - People Won't Need To Leave The House/Cell
Presenter Michio Kaku demonstrates "tele-immersion" technology by dancing in a virtual world with people who are hundreds of miles away. They are dancing with each other's virtual 3-dimensional images, transmitted to them in real time ...
3:05Help The Pigs
the slaughterhouse, workers may beat them on their sensitive noses and backs or stick electric prods in their rectums. Crammed into 18-wheelers, pigs struggle to get air and are usually given ...
2:01Deadliest Catch - Lobster Wars
most prized treasure, lobsters. Generations of American fishermen have ventured into these lush waters to wrest a living from the sea, and things are no different today. But depleted resources ...
