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One of the first teasers for Relic Entertainments game Dawn of War II. It is made by them, and I take no credit for it.

Crysis running at Very High, DirectX 10, 1920x1080 resolution. In other words, I was able to successfully record this in 1080p HD, while Crysis was running maxed out (imagine doing that when it came out lol). As usual with a FRAPS recording, performance takes a hit. Crysis never ran perfectly even when it wasn't running FRAPS, but despite this game's bloated requirements, and the use of FRAPS on top of that, it recorded at a very acceptable framerate (early teens during action, most of the time). I'm sure I can get much more playable quality (while recording) if I just downgraded it to 1280x720 (720p) resolution. I know, I forgot to actually capture a short scene detailing the specs I'm using, but I assure you, it's all maxed out. Just like in the Call of Duty 4 video I uploaded, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u2tvrDrpNo The stage is Relic, a fairly early stage in the game (Stage 3, I believe?). In fact, this was my first time playing it (I know, I know, I really ought to play Crysis all the way through, I keep getting distracted though!). I also played this on the edge of my bed , with the mouse at an inconvenient location (left of the monitor, and I'm a right handed person). Why am I playing there, you might ask? Playing whilst sitting on my desk's chair is even more uncomfortable. At least on my bed, I can lay down or something, to watch videos. Specs: Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit CPU: Core 2 Duo E5200 2.5GHz (no OC) GPU: Powercolor Radeon 4870 (No additional OC) 4GB RAM in Dual Channel (2x2GB) Monitor: BenQ 21.5" 1920x1080 16:9 HD resolution monitor.

Mega Jaws: airs Wednesday March 18th at 9PM - Sharks have terrified people for centuries and deep within the forbidding waters of Mexico's Baja Peninsula may lurk a mammoth sixty foot monster. Could it be a new giant species or some living relic, hidden in the sea? In prehistoric times, huge carnivorous sharks, more than twice the size of a great white, ruled the waves. Marine experts claim these giants went extinct, but evidence may challenge that. Meanwhile, frightened Mexican fisherman talk of being stalked by a "Black Demon.” Join other fans on Facebook: http://bit.ly/Fc1ek or visit the official website at http://www.history.com/monsterquest

Television Tomorrow is a grand historical video that illuminates television broadcasting history and early television history. The film was made to inform the public about the growing television industry and possibility for returning World War 2 veterans finding television jobs as well. While examining the future of the television industry, the video talks about early television development and design, showing all the old equipment used in the NBC studios, including pictures of early televisions, and more. The glimpse of the history of NBC is particularly rare and interesting. The film also makes some prescient observations about the future of television. Television Tomorrow was made to describe the future of TV in America, but now it's an amazing relic that reveals the history of broadcasting in an accurate and fun way.

A trip into the inner workings of early television technology! This film is a promotional relic from RCA about how they produce televisions. The footage shows all the steps in the making of a high quality TV, including design, engineering, manufacture, testing, and quality control. There is fascinating footage of older models, TV’s with flickering test patterns, and even labs with bow-tied scientists doing research and design. Electronics and television enthusiasts will love this fantastic historical video.

Dangerous Stranger, a Sid Davis film, warns children to stay away from unknown persons, specifically strangers in cars. It touches on hitchhiking, refusing gifts from strangers, and staying away from risky places where unsavory people hang out. Though the children are rightly characterized as helpless victims, the film makes several safety tips that ring true to this day. There are many examples of commonsense wisdom that was wrongly foisted upon children in the 1950s, but this film is not one of them. An engaging social guidance relic, Dangerous Stranger is a good little movie.

Who's Right? is a sexist relic from 1950’s America that discusses marriage using extremely stereotypical gender roles. The film follows the marital problems of Frank and Honey Carson, a young couple with an eleven-month old marriage. Narrated by Frank’s wedding ring, the film shows each person miserably trying to fit into the rigid gender roles prescribed to them by 1950’s society. Frank can’t understand why Honey isn’t happy since all she has to do all day is shop, gossip, and go to the hairdresser. Honey hates it when Frank comes home from work late, and won’t pay for all the clothes she wants. Some quaint advice for couples is distributed in this largely sexist old movie.

A grab bag of vintage treasures! Harlem Revue from the 1930’s is a captivating gander at African American culture, oppression, music, and history from a turbulent time in the United States. Stupendous performers Bill Powers and the Brown Sisters, as well as several other black musicians, showcase their talents in a sonorous music presentation. But the film begins with dreadful displays of racism: two black men acting foolishly before climbing aboard a stage with insulting drawings of African Americans. But the music is sweet and enjoyable – a vintage vaudeville experience. As a historical relic for black history, it would be hard to top Harlem Revue which practically sums up the essence of the racial conflict in early 20th century America.

An educational relic, This is the Dairy Industry takes viewers on a stroll through milk and dairy products production in the 1950s. Some amazing statistics are also thrown out: it’s alleged that 30% of the American diet is based on milk products. The rows upon rows of machines and masses of workers who control them demonstrate butter churning on an industrial scale. As an enriching addition to facts and information about the dairy industry, the lifestyle of the middle class and mainstream American is also beautifully represented. This is the Dairy Industry is a wonderful walk through the milk plant and 1950’s culture.

Secure the Blessings is an exaggeratedly patriotic film that centers on the principles of democracy. The film follows an American house wife, factory owner, a senator, and others. All of these characters are facing a dilemma or issue and they are torn between doing what is right for themselves and their families versus what is better for the whole. But the point is that they are allowed to make decisions because of democracy. Through the proper education that they received as children, it is possible for them to use problem solving skills and thinking objectively to come to the right decision. Education is strongly promoted. The link between solid logic, knowledge, and reason is closely tied to democracy. Overall, Secure the Blessings is an informative relic of a strongly patriotic 1950s.

Victory Gardens were private gardens grown during World War I and World War II to reduce the pressure on the public food supply. This video was used by the government to promote victory gardens as a vital form of civil defense and a strong contribution to the war effort. But, fortunately, the film is less about propaganda and more about nifty vintage farming and gardening techniques. The classic homemade pesticides recommended by the film are fascinating! Victory Garden’s is a beautiful World War II video relic that’s full of folksy living and antiquated food production from nearly a century ago.

http://www.animeatom.com/: Shirou Emiya lost his parents in a fire when he was young and was later adopted by a sorceror by the name of Kiritsugu Emiya. Although he was full of admiration for his adopted father and yearns to become an ally of justice, Shirou has limited powers and was unable to become a strong sorceror like his father. That is until one fateful day, he was drawn into the Holy Grail War and had to summon a female “Servant” known as Saber in order to protect himself. It turns out that the Holy Grail War involves a series of battles among powerful sorcerors to fight for the possession of a relic that will grant one’s wishes, the Holy Grail. There are altogether seven “Masters” who can summon their respective “Servants” from different classes known as Saber, Archer, Rider, Berserker, Lancer, Caster and Assasin. These “Servants” have to hide their names in order not to reveal their weaknesses to the enemies. The story revolves around Shirou and his entanglement in the Holy Grail War.

Dr. Remington has unearthed a relic of the mysterious Pelasgians. To truly discover and unravel the mystery of an ancient civilization, you must travel to the city of the majestic Parthenon, Greece! Work your way through seven exotic locations in Story mode or tackle over 100 puzzles in an extra puzzle mode. Safeguard the history of World Mosaics in this globe-trotting Adventure.

Exclusively Yours is an intriguing relic from 1950's American business. When Texaco developed a new additive for their high octane gasoline, called Petrox, they commissioned this film in order to serve as training videos for their salesmen on its benefits, painting it as the best gas additive on the market. It remains now as a fascinating review of what new product launches were like in the 1950s. The film appeared at the 1954 annual meeting of salesmen, and it shows all the new advertising surrounding the launch of this product. Very good footage of a cutaway engine, as well as animation, illustrates how the new gas additive affects a car engine. Old Texaco print ads and vintage billboards douse the film with an enjoyably retro feel. Exclusively Yours is a great look at gas station history in America.

This 1961 U.S. Civil Defense film is significant because it was among the first of its kind to characterize nuclear fallout as dangerous. Making the claim that every U.S. citizen lives within fallout range of a “likely nuclear attack target,” the film uses maps and various shots of highways, suburbs, crowds, and pedestrians to show the potential for fallout to affect everyone. The use of dramatic music and narration suggests that this was a typical “scare film” meant to induce the public to take the threat of nuclear fallout seriously. There is even footage of a man dying in a hospital bed, presumably of radiation sickness. Various methods for surviving nuclear war for humans and even livestock are shown. Not a cheery Cold War propaganda relic, this film about the dangers and effects of radiation is a serious affair. Fallout shelters and obtaining them was a serious concern for a family terrified of nuclear radiation, illness, sickness, and poisoning.

In Love with Life is a phenomenal tear jerker from the 1930s. Featuring loads of quintessentially ‘30s culture, the story surrounds a grumpy millionaire who disowns his daughter. Following the stock market crash of ’29, the surly old fellow realizes how much he loves his family, in particular his grandson played by the affable Dickie Moore. With the pain of loss and the joy of reconciliation, this movie is perfect for a bowl of popcorn and a box of tissues. Also not to be missed are the performances by the famous Meglin Kiddies, a youth performance that produced stars like Shirley Temple. The Kids perform in Kiddie Kabaret, an unusual relic of the 1930s. In Love with Life excels at classic sentimentality and a provides a healthy serving of vintage American culture.

Seandálaíocht (Archaeology) is a highly personal exploration of the paradox of a language only spoken by one person. How can you communicate when your language has died before you? A woman is left among the relics of her community, with nothing but half-forgotten memories, broken records and films. Her only company is her shadow. The meaning of her language is disappearing, leaving just the music of the words. She uses these last remnants of sound and film to multiply her image into a substitute community for herself. The choreography plays with the intricate stepping patterns and handholds of céilí dancing. The archaeology of the title refers to the last speaker’s role as both relic and researcher. The remains of her former community is in her words, like ruined cottages in a field, as she tries to retain their meaning.

Powered by an enhanced version of Relic's proprietary Essence Engine 2.0, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II will take players to the brutal frontlines of war where they’ll experience intense action and visceral combat through a non-linear single player experience and a fully co-operative multiplayer campaign.

In Johnny Learns his Manners a sloppy, untidy young boy is shown the error of his ways by his Good Self, an angel who warns him that if he doesn't shape up, he'll be turned into a pig! Johnny, the animated star of the film, won’t clean up his room, argues, and is completely uncooperative with his parents and others. Dramatized through an artist’s drawing board, Johnny deals with conflicting ideals of good and bad manners by being turned into a pig until he learns a lesson and decides to change his unmannerly ways. In changing, Johnny will learn how to keep your room clean, and overcome bad manners etiquette. Johnny Learns his Manners is a nifty relic familial culture in the 1940's, as well as an accessible example of valuable and timeless important life lessons. Teaching teens good manners has never been easy.

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Cutscene from Final Fantasy XI leading to the completion of the relic shield Aegis

- Amiga News Headlines - PowerDev 2008 report + MorphOS 2 on EFIKA - Blender PowerDev Xtra - Relic Amiga Demo by Nerve Axis - Only Amiga Song

Long-Bowed Chariot kill in 1:39 with relic SAM. Fully weakened.

Relic Lordaeron

Rellics first time dowing gruul

Akil'Zon kill by Relic from the Shandris server.

Relic of the Mikage

Made this one and i think i did a little mistake on making the level too dark...recommend just like 2 players but if you got a huge tv...go for 4 players. its night out and the level accasionaly glitches and it becomes half light out and half dark out. its pretty cool. all contrails of bullets have been made to look cool and different. theres a banshee located somwhere...the death point in the water has been killed so go take a plunge if you wish. DO NOT GO IN THE GUASS TURRET....YOU CANT GET OUT...i must of did somthing because when you get in...your standing and you cant do anything unless you let somone kill you. weapon of choice? hard one...shotgun or brute plasma rifle. have fun....players as Elites dont have flashlights so there hard to find....

Shanghai, China -- Devotees flock to the famous Jade Buddha Temple to pray for happiness, longevity and good luck. The Jade Buddha Temple honors the only female Buddha, Kwan Yin or the Goddess of Mercy, who is believed to be highly compassionate and is able to grant women fertility. Hidden inside is the rare cultural relic, the Jade Buddha, which cannot be photographed or filmed out of respect for both Buddha and its pious followers. Video taken by INQUIRER.net multimedia reporter Erika Tapalla.

The second part of the Trinkets trilogy. The trinkets trilogy is an experimental, poetic documentary about how the way in which Canadians define themselves, and how our "cultural products" in actuality are nothing more than mere "trinkets" - an item that is hollow of actual meaning, but only is a representation of that which does not exist. This part examines the way in which we see Canadian econmic history, and it invites you - through its fast pased editing - to contemplate the actual significance of these pieces, or trinkets, of Canadian culture. Filmed and photographed entirely at Casa Loma in Toronto, this piece invites you to examine the juxtaposition between economics and war - reminding you that this castle, this prized relic of history has a dark side, in which we are asked to celebrate through their inclusion of these trinkets.

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A preview of Sam Cruize outfit for the TRLE. Outfit made by: isabelle_laurin. Video made by: isabelle_laurin.

From Season Two, Episode Three, these guys are our most unique Musical Guest ever. Relic is a progressive rock/metal band that comes complete with costumes. Check them out at http://www.relicscastle.com.

RENT THIS MOVIE FROM NETFLIX NOW: http://www.netflix.com/MovieDisplay?trkid=73&movieid=60024984 RENT THIS MOVIE FROM BLOCKBUSTER NOW: http://www.blockbuster.com/catalog/movieDetails/213046 TO BUY THE DVD go here: http://firstrunfeatures.com/fideldvd.html IN THIS SCENE: Fidel's first priority in leading the Cuban Revolution is to sign the Agrarian Reform Act. ABOUT THIS FILM: Whether dismissed as a relic or revered as a savior, many agree that Fidel Castro is one of the most influential and controversial figures of our time. Rarely are Americans given a chance to see inside the world of this socialist leader. The documentary Fidel offers a unique opportunity to view the man through exclusive interviews with Castro himself, historians, public figures and close friends, with rare footage from the Cuban State archives.

From Season Two, Episode Three, these guys are our most unique Musical Guest ever. Relic is a progressive rock/metal band that comes complete with costumes. Check them out at http://www.relicscastle.com.