There was only the plume of smoke the first day - http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-01-11/industrial-fire-sends-thick-smoke-across-melbourne/7080002

Somehow I managed to miss it, despite my office having almost the same view of the city that the thumbnail of that video has, and despite living 1.5kms from the fire! In my defence though there is terrain in the way. It is a 10 minute and 5 km drive, but that's because there is no direct road... have a look at the map, https://goo.gl/maps/PxVBFJWaLA92 and the problem is the western ring road, 400m to the south of the fire.

Sorry, I did mean to put up a translation. I'm not 100% sure of this, but it should be close enough to get the idea:

Everybody plays Alphorn on the Mountainside, but at night in the Paul Theater's undercover carpark? The awesome reverberant acoustics simply demanded an encore :-)
Spontaneous session of the backing musician after the performance of "Jumper&Preuss" at Paul-Theater in Straubing (in the south of Germany, in Lower Bavaria). And for all those who can't believe you could top this, there is a second part with an equally unusual wind instrument...
Filmed just as spontaneously, quick and dirty filming, hand-held and without a camera rig - so please excuse any slightly dodgy focusing

Yes, in glorious 3D. https://goo.gl/maps/cnzC6V7RTQs

https://goo.gl/POKMrj

When my son was really little (3?) I read him 'The Deep' by Claire Nouvian, over a few weeks, and he just loved it. The pictures are just like this video, only more so - for example https://goo.gl/2tCemE

Hah! You can see where the paint has been ripped off by all of the trucks hitting the bridge.

https://goo.gl/maps/eHpkV

I tried it on an iPhone 3G with version 4.1 (8B117) and it actually works fine there.

p.s. http://goo.gl/3k9rCq for testing where you need to type in the url.

Reminds me of the robots from Black Hole!

Image link - http://goo.gl/GZUB1t

http://goo.gl/rnNPmp

Fifty three?

http://goo.gl/HmeJyF

http://goo.gl/Vpf5Nk

My friend actually filed a patent for this exact system back in 2004, right down to the OLED visors: http://goo.gl/LfDDos

However, the cost of retaining a lawyer and the patent office's recurring fees and drawn out review process bled him dry. Just as he was getting close to finally registering it he fell on hard times and had to put the process on hold. As a result, his patent went into the public domain after 18 months. He was heartbroken and still is, especially now that this video is being shared everywhere.

As much as I love this idea and want to see it become a reality, I can't help but feel like this company got at least some of the details they needed from my friend's patent. It pisses me off that our copyright system screws over small inventors and gives those with plenty of money a free pool of research and hard work.

When the gray goo destroys us all, we can blame grahamslam.