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One Man Show...Rattlesnake in a Cooler, written by Frank South, starring Joe Maggard, Part 1 of 6One Man Show...Rattlesnake in a Cooler, written by Frank South, starring Joe Maggard,... more
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This freakin hilarious, yet looks like extreme fun. :-) That was well over 8 seconds and he should be awarded 1st place. Brought to you by the Jackass guys.This freakin hilarious, yet looks like extreme fun. :-) That was well over 8 seconds... more
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Way back in 2008, when George W. Bush was still running the country, I rode a bicycle across the Southern Tier of the United States to document different environmental perspectives. At the time of the ride my Dad was going through Chemo and his first Bone Marrow Transplant. My Brother's girlfriend Meghan, age 24 was three years into chemo for colon and liver cancer. Meghan's fight with cancer was over in the end of July 2009.
During the making of this documentary I did not tell anyone I interviewed about my proximity to cancer. But it was the proximity to cancer that continued to get me further across the country on a bicycle everyday. More and more the thinking with cancer
is that it exists in all of our DNA. The triggers to manifest cancer come from the environment around us. Through out the bike ride ride I thought constantly of the fight that my Dad and Meghan were going through each day.
I wanted to know what people thought about the polluted planet we live on. Do they ask themselves about water and air quality issues? Is the food they are eating safe for human consumption? What do you think about climate change? Does God play a role in keeping the planet clean?
Project: Southern Tier
Episode 3
From: Alpine, TX
To: New Orleans, LA.
Topics: Return to Organics, Christianity and the Environment, Erosion, Inner Harbor Navigation Canal Surge Barrier (INHC), The Dead Zone, Bead ReUSE in New Orleans.
http://www.vimeo.com/16317153
http://www.southern-tier.net/Southern_Tier/Southern_Tier_Welcome.htmlWay back in 2008, when George W. Bush was still running the country, I rode a bicycle... more
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Die wahre (?) Geschichte zwischen Cowboys & Indianer, Westen & Osten, Western & Estern. Gedreht im Rahmen des 2880-Filmfestival 2010.Die wahre (?) Geschichte zwischen Cowboys & Indianer, Westen & Osten, Western... more
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Candice Crawford, former Miss Missourri gets more than due share of news buzz when she is spotted sitting with Kim Kardashian in a private suite watching Dallas Cowboys working out.
Candice Crawford is at Alamodome in the quietness of a private suite to watch QB Tony Romo while Kim Kardashian is there to watch WR Miles Austin.Candice Crawford, former Miss Missourri gets more than due share of news buzz when she... more
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When going to EMBU DAS ARTES city ( Sao Paulo )
Regis Bittencourt road ( BR-116 )
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Alt Country-Rock from Brazil
Acoustic Guitar Instrumental Solo SlideWhen going to EMBU DAS ARTES city ( Sao Paulo )
Regis Bittencourt road ( BR-116 )... more
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Chris Plante writes,
"It sure seems Modern Warfare (and its gobs of money) is the inspiration behind EA's announcement today of their new Medal of Honor. We know little about the game other than it takes place in Afghanistan and features a suspiciously bearded man. Suspicious, you say? Here's why:
Meet "Cowboy," an United States Special Forces officer and Medal of Honor Man's monozygotic twin. This particular picture (right), taken in August 24, 2002, is part of a series ran by Time magazine during the beginning of the War in Afghanistan. The snapshots showcase the man's every day routine: pumping iron, combing suspects and chasing women on his four-wheeler."
Read more here: http://gamesblog.ugo.com/games/meet-the-real-life-hero-behind-medal-of-honor-in-afghanistanChris Plante writes,
"It sure seems Modern Warfare (and its gobs of money) is... more
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Country super-star Garth "I've Got Friends In Low Places" Brooks, is coming out of retirement! So all of you who secretly put on the "Thunder Roll's" when your lover is late, or still sing "The River" while you're in the shower, grab your cowboy hat and saddle up! He hasn't announced any tours, so I am assuming he is coming out with a new album. Hopeful it will be more "No Fences" and less "Sevens." Either way it is sure to be a classic, or at least this closet Brooks' fan hopes so. The only question is what big box retailer will he sign an exclusivity deal with?Country super-star Garth "I've Got Friends In Low Places" Brooks, is... more
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Shooting guns, throwing rope and checking cows is everyday business to ranch owner Gene Fortune but for city-boy Joe Hanson it's a little different. Joe tries to earn his spurs at the Fortune Ranch in South Dakota in this Joe Gets pod.Shooting guns, throwing rope and checking cows is everyday business to ranch owner... more
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Vladimir Putin certainly likes to stay active on holiday - but these pics make him look like a Russian cowboy!
On the schedule for his latest break: riding, sunbathing, perhaps some fishing - is it just an excuse to show off his toned upper body? Or does the Russian Prime Minister really need time to recover?
After all, the current financial crisis has hit Russia hard.Vladimir Putin certainly likes to stay active on holiday - but these pics make him... more
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The tradition dates back to the Old West: A cowboy gently soothes his cattle with a simple song.
"Come on girls, let's go," the cowboy croons as he gathers his bovines from across the desert range. One day, this cowboy may not have to ride the range to corral his herd.
The "cowboy" is U.S. Department of Agriculture researcher Dean M. Anderson, who is working to corral cattle remotely through a high-tech device that funnels sounds directly to the animals.
It's Old West cattle herding with a 21st century twist -- part of a project involving the USDA and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on the government's Jornada Experimental Range in southern New Mexico.
The wireless headset, called the "Ear-A-Round," has stereo earphones that transmit sounds directly into the cow's ears to guide its movement. Powered by a small solar energy panel, the unit contains a GPS device to monitor a cow's location and movement.
Researchers hope the device will give ranchers and farmers the ability to herd cattle from afar, said Daniela Rus, an MIT professor of electrical engineering and computer science who teamed with Anderson.
"It has the potential to give farmers a much finer control of pastures, finer management of where animals are and a better use of the land," said Rus, a robotics expert. "With this technology we can also find out what the animals do all day."
In essence, a rancher could stay in his air-conditioned office and check on the location of his animals by logging on to a computer. Another potential benefit would be eye-friendly vistas that have no fences.The tradition dates back to the Old West: A cowboy gently soothes his cattle with a... more
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Tommy Moellering works on a ranch seven days a week, breaks horses during his evenings, and even finds a little time to write poetry.Tommy Moellering works on a ranch seven days a week, breaks horses during his... more
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Cattle branding is a dying tradition because of today?s technology. This is a documentary about cattle branding and how it is still alive in the 21st century. Cattle branding is a dying tradition because of today?s technology. This is a... more
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