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Stayed up to watch the world's best Parkour athletes compete at Art Of Motion in Santorini, Greece.
This is Ryan Doyle (UK) performing. Ryan was knocked out in the final round, coming 8th.
For a full event replay, follow the link in the tweet below...
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— Red Bull Greece (@redbullGRE) September 29, 2012
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Back around May this year I spent a few weeks in Vancouver to explore the pleasures the city has to offer. Vancouver is renown for its film and television industry, just check out the listing on IMDB. Here's a trailer for an small independent file, Do Something With Your Life. In it you'll see a few of the iconic landmarks of the city.
From Vancouver Is Awesome:
Directed by Darren Borrowman… the unofficial working title for the film was actually “Vancouver Is Awesome”! They made the film for about $15,000 over the course of the last 3 years and while I don’t imagine that independent filmmaking is an easy road to travel down producer Bob Woolsey told me that “At the end of the day our greatest asset was the city itself. No matter where you point the camera you’ve got a beautiful shot and no matter who you talk to they know someone who is involved in film in someway and they’re always willing to lend a hand.”
SYNOPSIS:Mike Browne is in the middle of a quarter life crisis when Lindsay (the girlfriend that never was from high school) and Kara (the exciting new girl he falls in love with) both (re)appear in his life. Mike must navigate his feelings for both women while also trying to figure out who he is and what he wants out of life.
His best friend is an amateur wrestling manager, his brother just got in to university but doesn’t want to go and his dad smokes more pot than he does. With no one to look to for guidance, Mike is left haphazardly wandering from one problem to the next with a feeling that life is passing him by.
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I've had the pleasure of working with Rob Fairs for the past 17 years. Yesterday, Rob read his last sports bulletin for Tasmania's Southern Cross News and will return to his previous vocation as a radio announcer at LA-FM.
Happy air-waves, Fairsy!
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This is the second video I'm seen of a seagull taking off with a GoPro.
And there's the other one, posted about a year ago...
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Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up." - Thomas Edison
— Bear Grylls (@BearGrylls) September 11, 2012
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Hot on the trail of all the 50 Shades hype, I can't help but think the Afterglow campaign is relying on the premise that sex sells.
Tourism Tasmania is conducting a special two-month tactical advertising campaign to encourage Australians to visit Tasmania during spring. The campaign will also create further consideration for travel to Tasmania over the following summer and autumn period.
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Based on Dr. Seuss's final book before his death, this is a story about life's ups and downs, told by the people of Burning Man.
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New PDF eBook
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Occasionally I forget I've left an SD card in the camera. I discovered this sunrise still on the card taken way back in June.
Taken from my back door looking over Prospect Vale, Tasmania at 8.10am June 17, 2012
Nikon D5000
Lightroom 4
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Sunset from my brothers house at Beauty Point.
Illfraville and West Arm on the Tamar River
September 1, 2012
Nikon D5000
Lightroom 4
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